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Cities quarantined in Italy, Iran, South Korea as coronavirus spreads globally
Alex Lantier
The coronavirus outbreak spreading from Wuhan in China's Hubei province surged globally this weekend, as case loads increased in Italy, Iran and South Korea. Medical staff are racing to avert a deadly pandemic, underscoring the need for a coordinated, international offensive to halt the spread of the disease.
China remains the center of the epidemic, with 652 new cases and 99 new deaths Sunday, bringing the total number of cases in China to 76,940, with 2,444 deaths.
The disease is steadily moving across Asia and Europe. Moreover, due to its long incubation period, it may have already infected many in the Middle East, Africa and the Americas undetected. On Friday, World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that while "we are still in a phase where containment is possible … our window of opportunity is narrowing."
People stand on the platform near a train stopped by authorities at the train station on the Italian side of the Brenner Pass, Italy [Credit: AP Photo/Matthias Schrader]
In South Korea, where 166 new cases were confirmed and four people died, bringing the total sickened to at least 602, the government declared a level four health emergency, the country's highest. In Daegu, the current epicenter of the disease in South Korea, Mayor Kwon Young-jin shut down schools, church services, malls and other public gatherings, calling the disease an "unprecedented crisis."
The danger that Europe will see a full-scale epidemic is rising. Italy put several northern towns under quarantine over the weekend, canceling cultural events, religious events and school and university classes, as 149 new cases were detected, bringing the total from three on Friday morning to 152, of whom three have died.
Yesterday, French Health Minister Olivier Véran said he is "attentively monitoring the situation in Italy." He also said he considers significant numbers of new cases in France "very probable," and that he "is preparing" for "an epidemic."
Of particular concern is the fact that a group of coronavirus patients near Venice has no known link to China. This infection apparently had an unknown European source. The Italian government has announced that the police and the army will be mobilized to enforce quarantine orders, and Austrian officials have already turned back an Italian train at the border.
WHO doctor Walter Ricciardi blamed the Italian government, saying that "A serious mistake was made not to quarantine people who arrived in Italy from China." He added that "within two weeks, we will know if we are facing an epidemic." In the meantime, he advised Italians to "avoid crowded places: metros, buses, trains, schools, discos and gyms."
In Iran, authorities shuttered much of the country after a sixth coronavirus death, with 28 cases reported so far. Authorities suspect that Chinese construction workers in Qom who traveled back to China for Lunar New Year last month may have brought the disease to Iran. There are also unconfirmed reports that coronavirus patients sicken and die much faster upon admission to hospital in Iran than in China, possibly because the virus there is now spreading from their lungs to their hearts.
The Iranian government has ordered the closure of schools, universities and theaters in Qom, Markazi, Gilan, Ardabil, Kermanshah, Qazvin, Zanjan, Mazandaran, Golestan, Hamedan, Alborz, Semnan, Kurdistan and the capital Tehran. The head of Qom's medical sciences university, Mohammadreza Ghadir, issued an appeal on Iranian state television, declaring, "We are on the front lines, we need help… If I can say one thing, it is: 'Help Qom!'"
Pakistan and Afghanistan closed their borders with Iran this weekend amid fears that the disease could spread from Iran across the Middle East, where medical systems have been devastated by decades of US-led imperialist wars and economic sanctions. Two Iranian tourists tested positive for coronavirus in the United Arab Emirates on Saturday, and Lebanon confirmed its first coronavirus case Friday, a 45-year-old woman returning from Qom, a famous pilgrimage site.
Africa currently has only one confirmed coronavirus case, hospitalized in Egypt, but there is rising concern that there may already be many undetected cases there—arriving either from China, which has extensive investments on the continent, or through third countries in Europe and the Middle East.
Halting this previously unknown virus requires a massive, internationally coordinated effort to develop and test vaccines, make antiviral drugs and manufacture medical equipment. However, consistently implementing such a policy requires a decisive break with policies of austerity and war imposed by capitalist ruling elites worldwide for several decades.
The coronavirus epidemic is extremely serious. For now, government officials often present a WHO estimate of the deadliness of the disease based on dividing the number of coronavirus victims by the number confirmed infected. This calculation, which shows that 2 percent of those known to have contracted the disease have already died, appears to substantially underestimate the seriousness of the disease and the challenges involved in treating it.
As of yesterday, a worldwide total of 78,993 people were confirmed to have been infected by the coronavirus. Of the 25,889 no longer being treated, 2,470 (9.5 percent) were dead and 23,419 had recovered. Of the remaining 53,104 active cases, 41,535 (78 percent) were suffering from mild symptoms, while 11,569 (22 percent) were in serious or critical condition, requiring hospitalization and oxygenation to treat pneumonia triggered by the coronavirus.
Thus, about 20 percent of diagnosed cases require high-tech, labor-intensive care to stay alive. Overall, of those cases where treatment has ended, roughly one in 10 ended in death. Were the number of patients to continue to grow internationally at the current rate for several months, this could overwhelm health systems in even the most advanced economies.
Of course, many people have contracted coronavirus without becoming seriously ill and thus have not been diagnosed, so that overall rates of serious illness and death are lower. However, this is little comfort: It appears that as yet undetected coronavirus carriers can nonetheless spread the disease to others, who do get sick or even die. Particularly if the coronavirus became endemic in areas of Africa or Central Asia, with fewer advanced hospitals, this could have devastating consequences.
In the meantime, humanity is being brought face to face with the consequences of decades in which trillions of dollars were spent on waging destructive imperialist wars and showering an obscenely wealthy financial aristocracy with public funds. From Mali and the Congo to Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, millions have died in imperialist wars of occupation or proxy wars that left only a trail of devastation in their wake. In these areas, critical medical infrastructure has either been destroyed or was never built, leaving hundreds of millions of people virtually defenseless.
As for North America and Europe, they have subjected their medical centers to endless rounds of hospital closures and funding cuts costing billions of euros. In European countries, including Portugal and France, nurses protesting a decade of European Union wage freezes and underfunding since the 2008 crash have played a key role in strikes against austerity. Yet capitalist governments of various political colors have repeatedly threatened them with dismissal or assault by riot police.
British authorities issued a statement on the coronavirus declaring, "Our world class National Health Service is well prepared, and we are doing everything we can to protect the public." This drew a caustic reply from John Campbell, a British doctor commenting on coronavirus online.
Working in local hospitals, he said, "often we weren't prepared for a Monday morning." He continued: "If there were a few cases of chest infections or influenza, we were struggling. The idea that there could be an epidemic of coronavirus on top of that and that we'd be well prepared is absolute nonsense. So how can we criticize China, Iran and North Korea for not telling us the whole truth, when the official voice of the UK government is telling me that we are well prepared… for thousands of people getting sick all at the same time?"
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Ilfracombe is the perfect location for north Devon holidays, offering you a gateway to an exciting blend of stunning coastal scenery, seaside fun, rural tranquillity and centuries of heritage and style. A coast of contrasts, Ilfracombe is a stunning coastal town with white washed houses, grand Victorian villas and terraces.
Monday 18th: Sit back and relax as we travel via the motorways into North Devon and on to the Osborne Hotel.
Tuesday 19th: This morning we visit Arlington Court. An unexpected jewel on the edge of Exmoor, a complete family estate held by the Chichester family for over five hundred years. The collection consists of treasures for all tastes, from model ships to shells, collected over several generations. The Carriage Museum in the stables has a vehicle for every occasion from cradle to grave. We then continue to Barnstaple to explore the elegant Georgian buildings, Atlantic Indoor Shopping Centre and Butchers Row.
Wednesday 20th: This morning is at leisure to explore Ilfracombe. This morning we visit Bideford, with a gorgeous rustic harbour, a fantastic market and quaint little lanes with shops full of treasures. The afternoon is at leisure in Ilfracombe and a cream tea will be provided by the hotel.
Thursday 21st: A full day tour through Exmoor National Park with stunning landscapes, wilderness and tranquillity, and the glimpse of wild red deer or the native Exmoor pony, are just a couple of the delights that make Exmoor special. Our first destination is the twin towns of Lynmouth and Lynton offer the best of both worlds, a breath of sea air and wonderful scenery, continuing through the national park and on to Minehead and Dunster.
Friday 22nd: We depart after breakfast for our journey home.
The Osborne Hotel is approximately 10 minutes walk from the beach. The family-run Osborne Hotel boasts a ballroom, a dining room, a bar lounge, sauna, and a small games room. Restaurants, shops and the farmers' market can be found within half a mile from the hotel. There is a lift to the 3rd floor.


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[Herald Review] What's ahead for 'Arthdal Chronicles'?
By Im Eun-byel
Part 2 of tvN drama ends; Part 3 to air in September
Published : Jul 9, 2019 - 15:42
Updated : Jul 9, 2019 - 15:52
Though the tvN drama series "Arthdal Chronicles" has left viewers with many questions to ponder, one thing is for sure. It hopes do better in the final third of its 18-episode run.
Two-thirds of the series has aired so far, leaving six episodes for fans to look forward to. Those episodes will air in September, after the new drama "Hotel Del Luna" finishes its run.
The unusual schedule gave rise to rumors that tvN might be thinking of extending the drama for a second season. But as of now, the broadcasting station is saying "nothing has been decided."
"Arthdal Chronicles" (CJ ENM)
"Arthdal Chronicles," billed as a blockbuster fantasy drama, features high-profile actors Song Joong-ki, Jang Dong-gun, Kim Ji-won and Kim Ok-bin. Star producer Kim Won-seok and famed screenwriters also came on board.
The setting is a mythical land called Arth in the early Bronze Age, more than 2,000 years before Christ. It depicts a power struggle among competing chieftains for the throne of the very first nation.
Despite an ambitious beginning, not to mention a reported 54 billion won ($45.7 million) production budget, ratings have failed to meet market expectations.
The series kicked off with 5.8 percent average viewership rating for the first episode, and the latest episode marked 6.8 percent. The peak was 7.7 percent for the fourth episode.
Considering that "Arthdal Chronicles" was one of the most promising productions created by entertainment mogul CJ ENM this year, with the largest production budget ever for the broadcasting station, these numbers are disappointing.
"Mister Sunshine," another tvN drama that aired in 2018, ended at 18.1 percent. The production budget reportedly totaled 40 billion won. In 2016, one of the biggest hits created by tvN, "Goblin: The Great and Lonely God," ended at 20.5 percent.
Even apart from the numbers, "Arthdal Chronicles" has been the subject of controversy.
The series was troubled from the beginning, with some staff members accusing production company Studio Dragon of breaching the Labor Standards Act. The case is currently under investigation.
The teaser clips evoked skepticism from viewers, as various elements of the show resembled the hit HBO drama "Game of Thrones" -- from the characters' outfits to the storyline and other details.
But viewers also noticed scenes that reminded them of the films "Apocalypse" and "Avatar" or the British-American-Italian TV drama "Rome."
One aspect of the production that consistently drew "Game of Thrones" comparisons was the computer graphics. Online comments pointed out that despite the 54 billion won production budget, the computer graphics were of poor quality.
Further, the historical setting left many viewers bewildered. Though the drama is supposedly set in the Bronze Age (based on an assumed timeline for the Korean Peninsula), the soldiers wear metal armor and some use stone axes. The jewelry worn by actress Kim Ok-bin looks far too sophisticated to have been made in the Bronze Age.
Apart from the controversies, however, the storyline itself is intriguing, and the setting is one that no Korean drama has yet touched upon.
More than just depicting the protagonists' struggle for power, the story asks why some tribes developed into nations and others did not. It challenges the meaning of a tribe, an alliance and a nation.
While Tagon's (Jang Dong-gun's) tribe has formed alliances with other tribes and is developing fast, Eunseom's (Song Joong-ki's) is small and weak. Seeing the civilization that the alliance of tribes has achieved, Eunseom's tribe is bewildered.
Also, the show touches on the subject of religion. In the drama, religion is a key factor that the rulers use to control the people. Tagon even says, "It doesn't matter what the god says, how the priest delivers the saying matters more."
The people of Eunseom's tribe, the Wahan, are denied human dignity, kept as slaves and considered lower than animals. Though the Wahan and the Arthdal originate from the same bloodline, the Arthdal people consider the Wahan people primitive based on their lifestyle. Because of this degrading treatment, one tribe member kills himself in front of Eunseom.
The conflict structure asks viewers what defines people as humans, and also poses the question: Can we really say that one culture is better than another?
In the 12th episode, Tanya (Kim Ji-won) proved her sacred bloodline, finding the long-lost bells of the Arthdal. Eunseom has finally escaped from the jewel-digging ore. Part 3, titled "Arth, Prelude to All the Legends," is to finally reveal who will take the throne and be the most powerful person among the Arthdal.
By Im Eun-byel (silverstar@heraldcorp.com)

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The Chinook was developed in the United States as a sled dog whose function was drafting and sled dog racing. Bred to combine the power of freighting breeds with the speed of the lighter racing sled dogs, he is an athletic, hard bodied dog showing good forward reach and rear extension in a seemingly tireless gait. The Chinook is an impressive dog, with an aquiline muzzle, dark almond eyes, black eye markings, a variety of ear carriages, and a tawny, close fitting coat. His saber tail is held in a graceful sickle curve. The male should appear unquestionably masculine; the female should have a distinctly feminine look and be judged equally with the male. A dignified and affectionate family dog, the Chinook is known for his love of children. The Chinook is to be presented in a natural condition with no trimming. The following is a description of the ideal Chinook.
The Chinook is a slow maturing breed. Size - Ideal height at the withers: males 24 to 26 inches; females 22 to 24 inches. Proportion - When measuring from point of shoulder to the point of buttocks the Chinook is slightly longer than tall. The proportion of height to length of body being as 9:10 in ratio. Substance - Muscular with moderate bone, a gender difference is easily discernible. The Chinook exemplifies a sound athlete in grace, muscle tone, movement, and carriage.
The head is broad, wedge-shaped, and impressive but in balance with the size of the dog. Cheeks are well-developed and slightly rounded. The expression is intelligent, inquisitive and kind. The eyes are medium in size and almond in shape with black rims. The eye can be any shade of brown but dark brown is preferred. Dark markings around the eye that accentuate the eye and give character are desirable. Extended black pigment in an apostrophe shape at the inner corner of each eye is preferred. Disqualification-Any eye color other than brown. The ears are set near the top line of the skull. They are medium in size, V-shaped, and slightly rounded at the tip. The ear tip should be just long enough to reach the inside corner of the eye. Any ear type is allowed, including drop, prick, or propeller ears that maintain a fold when at attention. For aesthetic purposes, dropped and matched ears are preferred. The topskull is broad and slightly arched between the ears. When viewed from above, the topskull is almost square, gradually narrowing and flattening on top as it approaches the eyes. The stop is moderate and marked with a central furrow extending up the top skull. The muzzle is aquiline and shorter in length than the top skull, measuring from nose to stop as 2:3 in ratio with stop to occiput. Viewed from the front, the muzzle is tapered to form a blunt wedge. Viewed from the side, the top of the muzzle to the nasal cartilage and the top skull are almost parallel. The nose is large, prominent and the leather is solid black. The lips are black. Bite - The Chinook has a full complement of strong teeth meeting in a scissors or a level bite.
The neck is strong, balanced in length, arched, and covered with fur that forms a protective ruff. The skin on the neck is pliable but a pendulous dewlap is a fault. The neck blends smoothly into the withers. Topline - The back is straight, strong and level, with no sign of weakness. There is a slight arch over the loins. Faults-sloping topline, roach or sway back. The body is well muscled and hard. The chest is moderately broad, well filled and deep, and neither too broad or too narrow. The forechest has a prominent prosternum that extends beyond the point of shoulders when viewed from the side. The brisket reaches to or nearly to the elbows. The ribs are well sprung, oval in shape, flattening toward the lower end to allow for elbow clearance and efficient movement. The loins are muscular with a slight arch, having enough length to be athletic but still in proportion. The underline has a moderate tuck-up. The croup is muscular, slightly sloping, broad and without exaggeration. Faults-Narrow or barrel chest, dropped croup. Tail - The saber tail is moderately set just below the level of the topline and is well coated with distinct but moderate fringing. It is broad at the base, tapering to the end and reaches to the hock with a slight curve at the tip when relaxed. When alert or moving, the tail is carried in a graceful sickle curve, neither curling to the side of the body nor touching the back. The tail should never be docked. Faults-low or high tail set.
The shoulders are moderately laid back with the shoulder and upper arm forming an angle of approximately 110 degrees. The shoulder blade and upper arm are equal in length. The forelegs are straight, well-muscled, with moderate, oval bone. When viewed from the front, the legs are parallel, and straight. The elbows turn neither in nor out. The pasterns are flexible, moderate in length, strong, and slightly sloping when viewed from the side. Dewclaws may be removed. The feet are tight, oval in shape, with arched toes, webbing between the toes, and with strong nails. The pads are thick, tough, and darkly pigmented. The front feet may turn slightly outward when standing.
The hindquarters are muscular and strong, moderately angulated, and in balance with the forequarters. The slope of the pelvis is approximately 30 degrees off the horizontal with the angle of the stifle at about 110 degrees. The upper and lower thigh muscles are well-defined. The rear pasterns are parallel to each other, and perpendicular to the ground when viewed from any angle. The rear feet point straight ahead. Rear dewclaws must be removed.
The Chinook has a thick double coat lying close to the body. The outer coat is straight, strong, and coarse. The length of the outer coat is longer over the ruff, shoulder blades, withers, breeches, and along the underline and the underside of the tail but is never so long as to obscure the clean-cut outline of the dog. The undercoat is short and dense, downy in texture, providing insulation. The groin and inside of the rear legs are protected by coat. A winter coat feels soft and plush with coarser hair following the topline. A summer coat may be thinner, feel coarser, and should not be penalized. The tail is well-furred with feathering starting about four to five inches from the root. There is slight feathering of shorter hair along the back of the forelegs. The Chinook is shown naturally and trimming is not acceptable. Faults-Thin, sparse, or excessively short coat, long, rough, or shaggy coat, unprotected belly and/or groin. Trimming of the coat is to be severely penalized.
Tawny coloration, ranging from a pale honey to a deep reddish-gold, is a distinguishing characteristic of the Chinook. Dilute tawny, and its associated diluted pigmentation of nose, lips, pads, and eye rims, is acceptable but not preferred. It is desirable for the ears and muzzle to have darker coloring than the body. This darker ear and muzzle coloring runs from a tawny that is darker than the body to a black shading, with some black shading being the most preferred. A black apostrophe shape mark at the inner corner of each eye is desirable. Symmetrical white or cream to pale gold markings are acceptable on the cheeks, throat, chest, breeches, and underside. Any other white markings are undesirable including blazes, socks, and scarves. DisqualificationAny color other than tawny as described.
The Chinook's gait is smooth, easy, and seemingly tireless. When viewed from the side, there should be good reach in the front and good extension in the rear, covering ground with minimal effort. Viewed from behind, the rear pads should be fully visible. The back is strong and level when gaiting. As speed increases, the feet tend to converge toward a center line of gravity.
The Chinook is an affectionate and playful family companion with a special devotion toward children. He is a willing worker who is eager to please and enthusiastic to learn. The Chinook is highly trainable, adaptable, and versatile in his abilities. Gregarious with other dogs, the Chinook works well in teams and within family packs. The Chinook is a dignified dog and some Chinooks may be reserved with strangers but should never appear shy or aggressive.
Variations are penalized to the extent of the deviations.
Any eye color other than brown. Any color other than tawny as described in this standard.
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Three-year-old filly Flor de la Mar (Bob Baffert/Joel Rosario) lived up to the hype in her debut in a maiden race at Santa Anita, USA, on Sunday, January 21.
Flor de la Mar broke sharply and was on the pace while three-wide around the turn before pulling away under jockey Joel Rosario to win easily by five lengths in a final time of 1:17.45.
Off at 1-5 odds, she had been much hyped leading up to her debut, and she certainly didn't disappoint. She was named a 'TDN Rising Star' for her performance.
Trained by Bob Baffert, Flor de la Mar is by Tiznow out of G3 winner Sacristy (Pulpit).


Military photographs show guards throwing away uneaten food and the "feeding chair" where detainees are force-fed.
Twenty-three detainees are currently being force-fed. At least twice a day, guards in riot gear tie each detainee to a chair or bed, and medical personnel force a tube up his nose and down his throat, and pump a can of Ensure or other dietary supplement into his stomach. There are so many detainees being force-fed that Guantanamo's medical personnel are working around the clock to keep up with the demand, and approximately 40 additional medical personnel just arrived in Guantanamo to help deal with the growing crisis.
Though they do not show any of these frantic scenes, recently released military photos offer a window onto how Guantanamo has been dealing with the unprecedented protest: A "feeding chair" where detainees are force-fed sits next to a tray of feeding tubes and a bottle of butter pecan Ensure; guards deliver meals through "bean holes" in detainees' cells, only to throw away the uneaten food; hospital beds behind chain-link fences with rings for shackles beside them.


We wanted to say a big thank you to Pic. (Platform for Interactive (ex)Change, for collaborating and helping us find a space in Manchester which we could use for our exhibition. Their programme which helps people find unused spaces helped up in our project and provided insight to spaces which we may not have thought of using before.
We Also wanted to thanks SpaceportX for providing and letting us use the space for our exhibition. We enjoyed working with them both and look forward to possibly working with them in the near future!
Day 10: Closing off and packing up time. Well done to everyone!
Photo of an example display and photograph by Giorgiana.
Thought it would be nice to mention, congratulations to our collaborators Pic (Platform for Interactive (ex)Change) who won silver award for the SpinAwards Young Talent 2017!
Day 10: We're Open! everyone who can did a great job constructing the exhibition The work looked great too. More images to follow!
Finishing touches by t he students for the final exhibition. Everyone is very excited for tomorrow.
We went to site for discussions and measuring the dimensions required for the framework of the exhibits.
We went to the furniture shop which sells refurbished furniture and explored if we can use any material from the shop for our exhibition.
We continued to work in groups made yesterday and had discussion at the end of the day keeping check on the progress of each group.
In afternoon we discussed about the initial ideas for exhibition and then split in 4 groups for working. Each group was assigned four different activities- Invitation poster, Video making, Introductory blog, designing the exhibition.
We went to the exhibition venue SpacePortX. We did site survey and measured the exhibition area for designing the layout for exhibition.
Today we got the students to show their current progress to the rest of the group so everyone could get a chance to understand how others were progressing. This was also a good chance for others students to provide comment on people's work.
Individual discussion on the developed ideas and areas for improvement from exhibition point of view.
Drop-in session. Individual sessions carried out to clarify doubts and discussions to best pitch their ideas.
After lunch we shared/discussed our ideas with each other produced in the morning and further worked on developing the photographs and sketches.
We split in 4 groups and explored areas assigned to each group producing photographs and sketches depicting the emotion and atmosphere of the space.
Great work and ideas from the students today in the workshop. A Pinterest board has been created for the students to use as precedents or inspiration.
At the end of the day, we gathered at cafe in the museum to share/discuss our ideas and day's work and had a brief chat about next day schedule.
After exploring Bridgewater Canal, we went to Museum of Science and Industry to continue the exercise.
After lunch we went to Bridgewater Canal to explore the area and record the character of the space with help of sketches, photographs and films.
After introduction we had Haiku writing exercise. Everyone choose an image of the space from the list of space selected and were told to write Haiku describing the character, emotion of the space.
Introductory presentation about the brief, explaining what we are suppose to do for following 2 weeks. This is the first meet were we got to know each other.
Group 1 come join our Facebook group!
We're happy to announce that we finally have a exhibition venue for the evening of Friday 31st March at Spaceportx located in the Northern Quarter. Many thanks to our collaborators Pic.
We've decided on the list of all the locations we're going to visit in Manchester on the first week of the events programme. We look forward to seeing you all on Monday 20th in CH513.
Hidden Manchester Exhibition. Interesting ideas about responding to the ideas of 'Hidden' in relation to they city, whether its literally or figuratively. A small exhibit in the school of art in the grosovenor gallery displaying a range of mediums from drawings to photos to printing on fashion. If you're reading this, check it out!
We've developed the programme and session plan for the events period, with planned activities for students on each day. Please feel free to email one of us if you have any queries.
We've been discussing the type and quality of work that the students will produce to be shown at the exhibition at the end of the events period. Our focus will be on mixed media with photography and on-site sketches.
Along with the 'Like This Space - Black Noise'; (a small, private press committed to thinking about the place of books in the world and part of the MMU writing school), we are also happy to announce our new collaborators 'Pic.' confirmed last Friday who will help us look for spaces and a possible venue for our event.
"At PIC, we love Space! Our vision is committed to making spaces more available to those I the City. We believe that Cities today should strive to do more with less! Let's share what we have and maximise our time!"
We've been looking around Manchester for spaces for the students to use for sketching and photography sessions during the events program. Also, potential sites for an on site workshop.
We have been checking out potential venues for the upcoming event. We wanted to hold our exhibition in an industrial looking venue to capture the atmosphere that would convey the works of the Black Noise team. It was important to actually see the venues to get a scope on how our exhibition would work in the space and available resources these types of venues could give to us.
5 locations from each member presented and discussed.
Visits to Anthony Burgess Foundation and Whiskey Bar organized for 06/02/17 and 07/02/17.
Hope Mills organizer emailed, however she is out of the country currently so a visit will be arranged for the near future.
Islington Mills contacted but not yet replied.
An agency specializing in abandoned locations for filming and events replied with a quote for £1250+400+VAT.
Whiskey Bar contacted and replied scheduled to be visited 08/02/17.
We are discussing budget for the event with each location, Anthony Burgess Foundation has specified £180 for 30/03/17.
We have decided to provide a provisional list of locations for students to visit and document. These are meant to be of an abandoned or disused nature and have an air of historical industrial importance about them or a documented history of some kind to draw from. The spaces are going to be located via visits and if possible the owners contacted to arrange student visits although this may not be possible in all cases.
We are working on a design for the exhibit within which ever space may be chosen. As we do not know the exact context of the space yet we have decided on a modular design which can be easily erected on site.
The programme for the 2 weeks at the end of March is being discussed.
1.1 Locations date and format of event.
Arron Reed has unfortunately left the group, it will be a struggle without his valuable input but we will continue to uphold his finely organized legacy.
Discussion between Events Team on how to progress with locating space to hold event.
The decision was made to each locate and contact 5 spaces in the city and bring to the meeting on 06/02/17.
Collaboration between Helen Nicholson and the Writing School and our Events Team was deemed to be unfeasible due to non compatible event dates. We have decided to move forwards with the Black Noise Team from the English Department following the meeting on 8th Decemeber 2016.
Collaboration with the English department discussed.
Meeting the students involved in the English Department events side of the collaboration.
Collaboration with Black Noise project discussed following email conversation.
We agreed on the format and rough date of the exhibition/ reading. Different artists were discussed and possible venues were discussed in relation to the amount of expected people and ease of access for anyone visiting from out of town. The event was agreed to be for one night with both audiences attending both parts. Probably the 30th March 2017, Thursday.
This will then lead to an exhibition, staged in a space fitting the content of the exhibition.
Spoke with JE who recommended contacting Nick Royale, who has an interesting approach to creating literature based on these spaces, absorbing the Genius Loci whilst he creates them.
Discussed the possibility of a collaboration between the Writing School and the Architecture Department, agreed in theory for the postgrad students to work with us and the other Architecture Students on the project.
Place Writing group seen by JE as the most suitable to collaborate.
Jess Edwards emailed Vicky, Will Birch, Arron Reed, introducing Helen Nicholson as the Head of the Writing School and David Cooper who leads the Place Writing research group.
David Cooper has emailed a substantial reading list we are continuing to consult.
Arron Reed emailed Helen Nicholson, Jess Edwards and David Cooper to clarify when the presentation would take place and to inform them the initial poster is now up on the Events Blog and the Blog is LIVE.
We aim to explore interstitial spaces across the city centre of Manchester, identifying the qualities of these spaces such as their poetics, atmosphere and inherited potential. We will ask students to record these spaces visually, such as painting, sketching, photography etc. as we aim to identify an interstitial space which could house an exhibition of these works.
Black noise are a publishing exercise within the Manchester Writing School and they are looking for short stories that take a direct look at 21st Century life incorporating models such as black humour, melancholy, absurdity, and the uncanny. The stories should create a sense of a modern day fable and should be both invasive and emotive.
They will be editing an anthology which will be an accumulated selection of these short stories and have an opening ceremony in March 2017 which will coincide with our Events program.
They have agreed in principle to have the ceremony on 31st March.
We will create and curate an exhibition at a chosen location within the city which will convey the emotional and poetic aspects of both the architectural student's ideas and the writer's anthology.
During the course of the module, we hope to encourage the participants to experiment with Photography, Sketching/Painting, Model making, Curation and Mapping.


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package io.mpjsons

import org.scalatest.{GivenWhenThen, MustMatchers, FlatSpec}
import scala.reflect.runtime.universe._
object PerformanceSpec {
  class SimpleDataObject {
    var charValue: Char = _
    var longValue: Long = _
    var intValue: Int = _
    var stringValue: String = _
    var booleanValue: Boolean = _
    var innerObject: InnerObject = _
    var arrayObject: Array[String] = _
    var arrayPrimitive: Array[Long] = _
    var listObject: List[String] = _
    var listPrimitive: List[Int] = _
    var emptyArray: Array[Long] = _
  }
}

class PerformanceSpec extends FlatSpec with MustMatchers with GivenWhenThen {

  "Serializer" must "perform well" in {

    Given("Simple Object")

    val mpjsons = new MPJsons

    val sdo = new PerformanceSpec.SimpleDataObject
    sdo.charValue = 'M'
    sdo.longValue = 1234567891234L
    sdo.intValue = 1111
    sdo.stringValue = "Hello Json \n\" parser\\serializer \"" //Hello Json " parser\deserializer "
    sdo.booleanValue = true

    sdo.innerObject = new InnerObject
    sdo.innerObject.intValue = -2222
    sdo.innerObject.stringValue = "inner string"

    sdo.arrayObject = Array[String]("Be", "or", "not to be")
    sdo.arrayPrimitive = Array[Long](6, 8, 10)

    sdo.listObject = List[String]("Hello", "json", "serializer")
    sdo.listPrimitive = List[Int](15, 30, 1)

    sdo.emptyArray = Array()

    When("Trying to serialize and deserialize multiple times")

    implicit val tt = typeTag[PerformanceSpec.SimpleDataObject]

    val deserializer = mpjsons.buildStaticDeserializer[PerformanceSpec.SimpleDataObject]

    for(i <- 0 to 1000) {
      sdo.intValue += 1
      val serialized = mpjsons.serialize(sdo)
      val deserialized = mpjsons.deserialize(serialized)
      sdo.intValue mustBe sdo.intValue
    }

    val start = System.currentTimeMillis()

    for(i <- 0 to 5000) {
      sdo.intValue += 1
      val serialized = mpjsons.serialize(sdo)
//      val deserialized = mpjsons.deserialize(serialized)
      val deserialized = deserializer.deserialize(serialized)
      sdo.intValue mustBe sdo.intValue
    }

    val end = System.currentTimeMillis()

    Then("We have acceptable performance")

    (end - start) must be < 500L

  }
}

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Jackie Aina Won't Hide The Industry's Ugly Side
Story from Celebrity Beauty
Jackie Aina Won't Hide The Beauty Industry's Ugly Side — Even If It Costs Her
"Brands have no choice but to step it up."
Khalea Underwood
You don't have to be a subscriber to know who Jackie Aina is. Even if you aren't one of her 2.4 million fans on YouTube, or her 333,000 Twitter followers, or possibly one of the 983,000 people who like her posts on Instagram, you've definitely seen her meme'd on the Internet. The professional makeup artist and U.S. army veteran, who started vlogging in 2008, made a name for herself by being refreshingly real in a world of unrealistic reviews and sponsored posts. And it's paid off.
"With beauty, people expect us to be mean and superficial. I like to be myself," Aina tells me, adjusting her Gucci fanny pack while sitting on the edge of a sofa in the greenroom of her Too Faced Born This Way Foundation launch party in Los Angeles. "I used to put on this 'customer service' Jackie persona because that's what I thought people wanted to see. Then, I started to do the dumb stuff I do off camera. I had to stop taking myself so seriously and just freaking relax, dude."
Once Aina stopped fronting, the big brands started noticing — including Too Faced. Which is why Jerrod Blandino, the brand's founder, tapped the beauty guru to help expand its Born This Way foundation range. Aside from her giant personality, Blandino and Aina's viewers also respect the vlogger for her honesty — good and bad — especially when it comes to makeup shades. When Tarte unveiled a disappointing line of foundations earlier this year, Aina called them out for an "erasure of a whole spectrum of people." The same went for KKW Beauty's "dismal" concealer range, and IT Cosmetics' lack of inclusive complexion products.
Photo: Courtesy of Too Faced.
Jackie Aina (center) wears Born This Way Foundation in Chai for the brand's new marketing campaign.
While some people might call it throwing shade, Aina insists her intention is never to bash brands; it's about holding them accountable and speaking up for the consumers who don't have her same platform. "I would hate it if someone turned on their camera and ripped me to shreds just because they could," Aina says. "At the same rate, I'm saying something that truly is a way to 100 percent better serve the needs of your customers... and when people take it personal, that still sucks."
Aina has also influenced some of her fellow influencers, including Alissa Ashley, to speak out even when the issues don't directly affect them. "Alissa is lighter than me, and the lack of representation isn't necessarily her problem," Aina says, referring to the Tarte Shape Tape foundation review they did together. "It shows that she's an ally to the conversation. To see someone like her, who does have a better time at makeup counters and has more opportunities afforded to her than I do, being vocal is super helpful for everyone."
When I am critical, I always think that it would really suck if the brand took it personal and if that ruined our relationship. Has it ever happened? Yeah, it has.
Jackie Aina
And while Aina's followers love her honesty, the same isn't always true of beauty brands, which can directly impact her income. "When I am critical, I always think that it would really suck if the brand took it personal and if that ruined our relationship. Has it ever happened? Yeah, it has." But for brands who can take Aina's critiques and learn from them, there's a major opportunity for collaboration — which is how the Too Faced partnership started.
Photo courtesy of Too Faced.
Jackie Aina and Jerrod Blandino, founder of Too Faced Cosmetics, at the launch party in L.A.
Last September, when Aina voiced that the Peach Perfect Comfort Matte Foundation needed a shade expansion, Blandino listened and immediately brought her on board. "That type of criticism doesn't come from a place of having an agenda," Blandino says. "I knew she could do the Born This Way launch better than I could. She worked her ass off, did the research, and developed these shades with the full authority of my team."
With Aina's help, Too Faced launched 11 new shades of Born This Way foundation this month. The new hues, including nine designed by Aina, feature a variety of undertones suited for nearly everyone. And while some consumers might not bat an eye — especially with the new 30-and-up offerings from Fenty, Flesh, Dior, and Colourpop — for Aina, this expansion is one with heart and true intention. "Most of my audience comes to me as the authority for dark-skinned beauty. I didn't want to let anyone down," Aina says. "I didn't want to come out with shades just for the sake of coming out with them. I genuinely looked at everything that existed in the line, and I tried to identify where the gaps were."
It's safe to say that her fears were for nothing: As of now, Ganache (the darkest shade in the line) is already sold out — directly challenging the long-held lie that deeper foundations don't turn a profit. And with Aina's seat at the table, other brands have no choice but to step it up. "I think the Fenty effect impacted what brands do, and what we as consumers deem as acceptable," Aina says. "The best feedback I've received is from my viewers who say that I've been talking the talk. Now I'm walking the walk, and that's what feels so good."
Travel and accommodations were provided by Too Faced for the purpose of writing this story.
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Even before Dwight D. Eisenhower was sworn into office in January 1953, he found a way to end the battling in the Korean War, which had turned into a stalemate under President Truman. Amid the progress between Eisenhower's decision and initiation, the President-elect finished on a battle promise and flew out to Korea to restore peace talks and help control the gatherings to an Armistice (Nichols 316). When he took office, Eisenhower hit the ground running and Americans had gigantic confidence in their new President in view of the authority abilities that helped the Allies win World War II. The peace and flourishing that Americans appreciated amid Eisenhower's first term for all intents and purposes ensured that Ike could be effortlessly re-chose in 1956.
David A. Nichols starts his wonderful take a gander and no more troublesome year of Dwight D. Eisenhower's Presidency, Eisenhower 1956: The President's Year of Crisis: Suez and the Brink of War (Paperback, 2012, Simon and Schuster), with President Eisenhower getting a charge out of a decent get-away at the Colorado home of his relative. Be that as it may, at a young hour early in the day of September 24, 1955, the President, who was not as much as multi month from his 65th birthday celebration, endured an enormous heart assault. The snappy response of Eisenhower's better half, Mamie, may have spared the President's life, however barely a year from the 1956 decision, Eisenhower's capacity to look for re-race, or even proceed in the Presidency, was in genuine inquiry (Nichols 320).
Nichols takes after President Eisenhower's recuperation into 1956 as Ike gradually however definitely recovers his quality and winds up persuaded that he isn't just fit for looking for re-race, yet that his nation needs him to stay in charge. The President's heart assault is the start of a few emergencies that make Eisenhower 1956 a grasping record as the political date-book flips consistently nearer to Election Day, and as one universal emergency after another dive the world to the verge of yet a different universe War and apparently mix together to make each move that the Eisenhower Administration makes possibly unsafe and pivotal to the survival of peace.
In Eisenhower 1956, David A. Nichols reveals extraordinary points of interest from as of late declassified reports, individual journals, discretionary links, and more so as to demonstrate that Dwight D. Eisenhower was not only a prevalent, amiable, overseer in the White House. Rather, Eisenhower was a hands-on pioneer who may have originated from a military foundation yet who had maybe preferable political impulses over any American government official of his opportunity. Eisenhower was shrewd and crafty, in national legislative issues and worldwide discretion. In spite of running for a second term and another genuine difficulty to his wellbeing, Eisenhower remains connected with at a best level and, in numerous examples, the President's viewpoint on remote relations and his vision for the master plan equals that of his ever-introduce Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and any of the other long-lasting political or conciliatory veterans in Eisenhower's Cabinet or internal circle (Nichols 315). For those pursuers who were beforehand mindful of Eisenhower's astonishing political aptitudes, Eisenhower 1956 will add to your energy about Ike's abilities. For the individuals who may have thought of the old General as a hands-off delegator with a well-known grin who won the Presidency as something much the same as a lifetime accomplishment grant – and there are numerous Americans who have thought of Eisenhower the President in that route over the past 50 years – this book by Nichols is maybe the best disclosure yet about Eisenhower's monstrous aptitudes and how he changed the Presidency.
The fundamental clash in Eisenhower 1956 is described as the Suez Crisis, an occasion that keeps on having outcomes today in a zone of the world which remains a flashpoint. Since the Suez Crisis occurred in 1956, a few history specialists have taken a gander at it one of the last pants of European imperialism in the wake of World War II (Nichols 315). All through Eisenhower 1956, the profound research done by David A. Nichols uncovers amazing insights about how the Suez Crisis heightened and what could have happened notwithstanding the restriction and shocking conciliatory footwork of President Eisenhower and the Eisenhower Administration. A standout amongst the most mind-boggling parts of the Suez Crisis is the manner by which, only 10 years following the finish of World War II, two of America's wartime Allies that owed maybe more appreciation than any other individual to Dwight D. Eisenhower – Great Britain and France – covertly plotted with Israel to deceive President Eisenhower and the United States to assault Egypt after Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalized the Suez Canal. It is an enormous story, told with fantastic detail by Dr. Nichols, which takes you back to 1956, as well as influences you to feel as though you were accountable for President Eisenhower's day by day schedule all through the emergency.
Most staggering of all is that President Eisenhower's offered for re-decision, the most warmed snapshots of the Suez Crisis, and Eisenhower's problematic wellbeing are issues that don't just have that year – 1956 – in any case, as a rule, happen all the while. What's more, as President Eisenhower considers how to deal with the Suez Crisis – including the incomprehensible probability of American powers fighting the hostility against Egypt by reacting militarily against our apparently indivisible Allies, Britain, France, and Israel – the Soviet Union puts down a prevalent revolt in Hungary with 200,000 Russian troops and undermines to channel weapons and subsidizing, if not immediate military help, in the Middle East (Nichols 305).
Eisenhower 1956 is a convincing, extraordinary history of one of our incredible, underrated Presidents, at the highest point of his amusement as a world pioneer and visionary of present day worldwide relations, reacting to a sea tempest of unsafe global emergencies with political aptitudes that couple of pioneers – Presidents, ambassadors, legislators, or troopers – have ever had. Dr. Nichols has made a showstopper that does equity to the gravity of the occasions depicted in his book while giving President Eisenhower the simply due that he so lavishly merits. This is a critical work for the investigation of Eisenhower, the American Presidency, the Cold War, and the continually advancing status of American relations in the Middle East.
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// Copyright (c) Microsoft. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE file in the project root for full license information.

using System;
using System.Linq;
using System.Linq.Expressions;
using Xunit;

namespace Tests.ExpressionCompiler.Binary
{
    public static unsafe class BinaryNullableMultiplyTests
    {
        #region Test methods

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableByteMultiplyTest()
        {
            byte?[] array = new byte?[] { 0, 1, byte.MaxValue };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableByteMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableSByteMultiplyTest()
        {
            sbyte?[] array = new sbyte?[] { 0, 1, -1, sbyte.MinValue, sbyte.MaxValue };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableSByteMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableUShortMultiplyTest()
        {
            ushort?[] array = new ushort?[] { 0, 1, ushort.MaxValue };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableUShortMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableShortMultiplyTest()
        {
            short?[] array = new short?[] { 0, 1, -1, short.MinValue, short.MaxValue };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableShortMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableUIntMultiplyTest()
        {
            uint?[] array = new uint?[] { 0, 1, uint.MaxValue };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableUIntMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableIntMultiplyTest()
        {
            int?[] array = new int?[] { 0, 1, -1, int.MinValue, int.MaxValue };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableIntMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableULongMultiplyTest()
        {
            ulong?[] array = new ulong?[] { 0, 1, ulong.MaxValue };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableULongMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableLongMultiplyTest()
        {
            long?[] array = new long?[] { 0, 1, -1, long.MinValue, long.MaxValue };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableLongMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableFloatMultiplyTest()
        {
            float?[] array = new float?[] { 0, 1, -1, float.MinValue, float.MaxValue, float.Epsilon, float.NegativeInfinity, float.PositiveInfinity, float.NaN };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableFloatMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableDoubleMultiplyTest()
        {
            double?[] array = new double?[] { 0, 1, -1, double.MinValue, double.MaxValue, double.Epsilon, double.NegativeInfinity, double.PositiveInfinity, double.NaN };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableDoubleMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableDecimalMultiplyTest()
        {
            decimal?[] array = new decimal?[] { decimal.Zero, decimal.One, decimal.MinusOne, decimal.MinValue, decimal.MaxValue };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableDecimalMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public static void CheckNullableCharMultiplyTest()
        {
            char?[] array = new char?[] { '\0', '\b', 'A', '\uffff' };
            for (int i = 0; i < array.Length; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < array.Length; j++)
                {
                    VerifyNullableCharMultiply(array[i], array[j]);
                }
            }
        }

        #endregion

        #region Test verifiers

        private static void VerifyNullableByteMultiply(byte? a, byte? b)
        {
            bool failed = false;
            try
            {
                Expression<Func<byte?>> e =
                    Expression.Lambda<Func<byte?>>(
                        Expression.Multiply(
                            Expression.Constant(a, typeof(byte?)),
                            Expression.Constant(b, typeof(byte?))),
                        Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            }
            catch (InvalidOperationException)
            {
                // this is expected
                failed = true;
            }

            Assert.True(failed);
        }

        private static void VerifyNullableSByteMultiply(sbyte? a, sbyte? b)
        {
            bool failed = false;
            try
            {
                Expression<Func<sbyte?>> e =
                    Expression.Lambda<Func<sbyte?>>(
                        Expression.Multiply(
                            Expression.Constant(a, typeof(sbyte?)),
                            Expression.Constant(b, typeof(sbyte?))),
                        Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            }
            catch (InvalidOperationException)
            {
                // this is expected
                failed = true;
            }

            Assert.True(failed);
        }

        private static void VerifyNullableUShortMultiply(ushort? a, ushort? b)
        {
            Expression<Func<ushort?>> e =
                Expression.Lambda<Func<ushort?>>(
                    Expression.Multiply(
                        Expression.Constant(a, typeof(ushort?)),
                        Expression.Constant(b, typeof(ushort?))),
                    Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            Func<ushort?> f = e.Compile();

            // add with expression tree
            ushort? etResult = default(ushort?);
            Exception etException = null;
            try
            {
                etResult = f();
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                etException = ex;
            }

            // add with real IL
            ushort? csResult = default(ushort?);
            Exception csException = null;
            try
            {
                csResult = (ushort?)(a * b);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                csException = ex;
            }

            // either both should have failed the same way or they should both produce the same result
            if (etException != null || csException != null)
            {
                Assert.NotNull(etException);
                Assert.NotNull(csException);
                Assert.Equal(csException.GetType(), etException.GetType());
            }
            else
            {
                Assert.Equal(csResult, etResult);
            }
        }

        private static void VerifyNullableShortMultiply(short? a, short? b)
        {
            Expression<Func<short?>> e =
                Expression.Lambda<Func<short?>>(
                    Expression.Multiply(
                        Expression.Constant(a, typeof(short?)),
                        Expression.Constant(b, typeof(short?))),
                    Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            Func<short?> f = e.Compile();

            // add with expression tree
            short? etResult = default(short?);
            Exception etException = null;
            try
            {
                etResult = f();
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                etException = ex;
            }

            // add with real IL
            short? csResult = default(short?);
            Exception csException = null;
            try
            {
                csResult = (short?)(a * b);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                csException = ex;
            }

            // either both should have failed the same way or they should both produce the same result
            if (etException != null || csException != null)
            {
                Assert.NotNull(etException);
                Assert.NotNull(csException);
                Assert.Equal(csException.GetType(), etException.GetType());
            }
            else
            {
                Assert.Equal(csResult, etResult);
            }
        }

        private static void VerifyNullableUIntMultiply(uint? a, uint? b)
        {
            Expression<Func<uint?>> e =
                Expression.Lambda<Func<uint?>>(
                    Expression.Multiply(
                        Expression.Constant(a, typeof(uint?)),
                        Expression.Constant(b, typeof(uint?))),
                    Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            Func<uint?> f = e.Compile();

            // add with expression tree
            uint? etResult = default(uint?);
            Exception etException = null;
            try
            {
                etResult = f();
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                etException = ex;
            }

            // add with real IL
            uint? csResult = default(uint?);
            Exception csException = null;
            try
            {
                csResult = (uint?)(a * b);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                csException = ex;
            }

            // either both should have failed the same way or they should both produce the same result
            if (etException != null || csException != null)
            {
                Assert.NotNull(etException);
                Assert.NotNull(csException);
                Assert.Equal(csException.GetType(), etException.GetType());
            }
            else
            {
                Assert.Equal(csResult, etResult);
            }
        }

        private static void VerifyNullableIntMultiply(int? a, int? b)
        {
            Expression<Func<int?>> e =
                Expression.Lambda<Func<int?>>(
                    Expression.Multiply(
                        Expression.Constant(a, typeof(int?)),
                        Expression.Constant(b, typeof(int?))),
                    Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            Func<int?> f = e.Compile();

            // add with expression tree
            int? etResult = default(int?);
            Exception etException = null;
            try
            {
                etResult = f();
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                etException = ex;
            }

            // add with real IL
            int? csResult = default(int?);
            Exception csException = null;
            try
            {
                csResult = (int?)(a * b);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                csException = ex;
            }

            // either both should have failed the same way or they should both produce the same result
            if (etException != null || csException != null)
            {
                Assert.NotNull(etException);
                Assert.NotNull(csException);
                Assert.Equal(csException.GetType(), etException.GetType());
            }
            else
            {
                Assert.Equal(csResult, etResult);
            }
        }

        private static void VerifyNullableULongMultiply(ulong? a, ulong? b)
        {
            Expression<Func<ulong?>> e =
                Expression.Lambda<Func<ulong?>>(
                    Expression.Multiply(
                        Expression.Constant(a, typeof(ulong?)),
                        Expression.Constant(b, typeof(ulong?))),
                    Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            Func<ulong?> f = e.Compile();

            // add with expression tree
            ulong? etResult = default(ulong?);
            Exception etException = null;
            try
            {
                etResult = f();
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                etException = ex;
            }

            // add with real IL
            ulong? csResult = default(ulong?);
            Exception csException = null;
            try
            {
                csResult = (ulong?)(a * b);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                csException = ex;
            }

            // either both should have failed the same way or they should both produce the same result
            if (etException != null || csException != null)
            {
                Assert.NotNull(etException);
                Assert.NotNull(csException);
                Assert.Equal(csException.GetType(), etException.GetType());
            }
            else
            {
                Assert.Equal(csResult, etResult);
            }
        }

        private static void VerifyNullableLongMultiply(long? a, long? b)
        {
            Expression<Func<long?>> e =
                Expression.Lambda<Func<long?>>(
                    Expression.Multiply(
                        Expression.Constant(a, typeof(long?)),
                        Expression.Constant(b, typeof(long?))),
                    Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            Func<long?> f = e.Compile();

            // add with expression tree
            long? etResult = default(long?);
            Exception etException = null;
            try
            {
                etResult = f();
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                etException = ex;
            }

            // add with real IL
            long? csResult = default(long?);
            Exception csException = null;
            try
            {
                csResult = (long?)(a * b);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                csException = ex;
            }

            // either both should have failed the same way or they should both produce the same result
            if (etException != null || csException != null)
            {
                Assert.NotNull(etException);
                Assert.NotNull(csException);
                Assert.Equal(csException.GetType(), etException.GetType());
            }
            else
            {
                Assert.Equal(csResult, etResult);
            }
        }

        private static void VerifyNullableFloatMultiply(float? a, float? b)
        {
            Expression<Func<float?>> e =
                Expression.Lambda<Func<float?>>(
                    Expression.Multiply(
                        Expression.Constant(a, typeof(float?)),
                        Expression.Constant(b, typeof(float?))),
                    Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            Func<float?> f = e.Compile();

            // add with expression tree
            float? etResult = default(float?);
            Exception etException = null;
            try
            {
                etResult = f();
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                etException = ex;
            }

            // add with real IL
            float? csResult = default(float?);
            Exception csException = null;
            try
            {
                csResult = (float?)(a * b);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                csException = ex;
            }

            // either both should have failed the same way or they should both produce the same result
            if (etException != null || csException != null)
            {
                Assert.NotNull(etException);
                Assert.NotNull(csException);
                Assert.Equal(csException.GetType(), etException.GetType());
            }
            else
            {
                Assert.Equal(csResult, etResult);
            }
        }

        private static void VerifyNullableDoubleMultiply(double? a, double? b)
        {
            Expression<Func<double?>> e =
                Expression.Lambda<Func<double?>>(
                    Expression.Multiply(
                        Expression.Constant(a, typeof(double?)),
                        Expression.Constant(b, typeof(double?))),
                    Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            Func<double?> f = e.Compile();

            // add with expression tree
            double? etResult = default(double?);
            Exception etException = null;
            try
            {
                etResult = f();
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                etException = ex;
            }

            // add with real IL
            double? csResult = default(double?);
            Exception csException = null;
            try
            {
                csResult = (double?)(a * b);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                csException = ex;
            }

            // either both should have failed the same way or they should both produce the same result
            if (etException != null || csException != null)
            {
                Assert.NotNull(etException);
                Assert.NotNull(csException);
                Assert.Equal(csException.GetType(), etException.GetType());
            }
            else
            {
                Assert.Equal(csResult, etResult);
            }
        }

        private static void VerifyNullableDecimalMultiply(decimal? a, decimal? b)
        {
            Expression<Func<decimal?>> e =
                Expression.Lambda<Func<decimal?>>(
                    Expression.Multiply(
                        Expression.Constant(a, typeof(decimal?)),
                        Expression.Constant(b, typeof(decimal?))),
                    Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            Func<decimal?> f = e.Compile();

            // add with expression tree
            decimal? etResult = default(decimal?);
            Exception etException = null;
            try
            {
                etResult = f();
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                etException = ex;
            }

            // add with real IL
            decimal? csResult = default(decimal?);
            Exception csException = null;
            try
            {
                csResult = (decimal?)(a * b);
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                csException = ex;
            }

            // either both should have failed the same way or they should both produce the same result
            if (etException != null || csException != null)
            {
                Assert.NotNull(etException);
                Assert.NotNull(csException);
                Assert.Equal(csException.GetType(), etException.GetType());
            }
            else
            {
                Assert.Equal(csResult, etResult);
            }
        }

        private static void VerifyNullableCharMultiply(char? a, char? b)
        {
            bool failed = false;
            try
            {
                Expression<Func<char?>> e =
                    Expression.Lambda<Func<char?>>(
                        Expression.Multiply(
                            Expression.Constant(a, typeof(char?)),
                            Expression.Constant(b, typeof(char?))),
                        Enumerable.Empty<ParameterExpression>());
            }
            catch (InvalidOperationException)
            {
                // this is expected
                failed = true;
            }

            Assert.True(failed);
        }

        #endregion
    }
}


I've been dating a Virgo man for a few months (3) and would be interested in hearing any stories, experiences, etc from others. I seem to find a lot on male Cancer,female Virgo relationships but not as much otherwise.
It has been interesting so far. there are lots of things I am learning about myself as well as I find intriguing about him. He fits so much of the Virgo traits and I am a true Cancer.
care to share your Virgo/Cancer experience?
Go to to the thread "Heart of a virgo Man" started by a cancer woman, you'll get quite the insight. Be forewarned for lots and lots of reading but just remember that not all men are the same.
Not all men are the same, but lots of Virgos share similar characteristics, as one can't help noticing from the "Heart of Virgo" thread.
Very hard to understand, me being a Cancer as well, I have been seeing him 8 months, he says that he wants to work it but doesn't do anything about it. He says he going to think about it. i HAVE been patient as well keeping my options opened. But I have never knew I had lots of patience until I met him. Because I trully like him. At times i want to give up and something tells me to stay there. However, at the moment is like I am almost giving up.
I would like to say virgo male and female are similar in traits just that different in gender only lol .
Yeah virgo is not easy to handle bc most of time driven by negative force and easily dishearten in a relationship probably you would see him getting distant and distant bc he don't have the movtivation to keep thing up or he feels that he hates commitment and feels suffocated and need to find space to begin himself again. Virgo dislike feeling vulnerable and often quite egotistic and hate begin manipulate and another dislike is getting intimate too quickly and he 'd be certain that the woman he is really love else he would be back ing off after a short fling .Virgo don't waste time on focusing non fruitful relationship. Virgo often do check lists if you are meeting their criterias and often the lover is under close scrutiny ,sometimes unknowlingly turn off the virgo.
Is better to understand, however, if they talk about it. Then we can understand. I am an understanding person. But is hard to understand someone that doesn't express themselves. Because if he says that he wants to work it out then. I would feel he will come out and do something. Therefore, we wait. and nothing. I don't know is too complicated for adults at this stage. I would think, kids will go through this. I think as a cancerian, he likes that we threat him good. His eyes tells me. I have not told him am in love. I can't tell someone I love them because am afraid he will just be like. Whatever, so I threat him as a. special friend. Trying to keep him here and not backing him up. Till when I will try this? I don't know but my heart is too presious to waste it, I don't want to hurt me nor him.
i thnk i cn help u at this but u need to elaborate ur story. wt a virgo guy wants is a friendship with lots of communication bt that must nt be about commitments, it takes so mch time for them to realize that wt they realy want. 8 months r nt too mch so u hv to wait 4 hm long enough. try to gv hm liberty and dnt force anything otherwise u will loose hm so soon.donot talk emotions. and ys dnt ever show u r dying to hv hm in ur life coz once u tell hm how mch u love he will never cm along with u and ths is true gal. i will tell u the best strategy, jst tell more about ur relationship.
Thank you! Well i as well feel if i don't tell him know my inner feelings as that I ilike him then he won't open up to me... We had a texti not too lng which I hate becasue I rather tlk about it. however, I told him that I was here for him for good and that I wanted to be a friend taht I didn't wnt to jump to something that wasn't going to work out. That I wanted to know him deeply one on one basis that iwasn't looking for marriage rigt away. I wanted to give the moments to meet him, take vacation, dinners and go from there. I told him that if all that works, that the day for us will come. All his was on an email. THen the next day, he said he will read it. THe day after asked him if he had read it. He text back yes. I asked what did he think he said yes good. Nothin else. THen he mentioed some other day. That we had to do something with s living far, (we live and hour away) are schedules are busy as well. However, I said that i was willing to talk about it and dscuss it. I asked if he prefered that i lived closer, he said he wasn't sure. He said he wil think about it. Itsbeen 2 weeks he is been thinking abou it. .haha so patient me is been here. My heart inside is just wating and waitng. Because, I do feel for him. and I know becuase I seem to to be able to see other people, My chest hurts when I think about him. I am deeply in love. He knows i like him lots but i have never told him i love him. I don't want him to run. I just want him to comunicatewith me. He does't call as he used to. He texts more. and then dissappears and text or will call after one or two weeks to say hello. he avoids any serious talk. He rather joke around than to talk anything serious. I know he talks to other people but he says he wants to work it out but is been 6 months since he said it. I wonder how much more i need to do this. Wedon't spent time as i will like. He only comes around 1 a month is more like a long distance dating. Even though we comunicate thourhg email and text all the time. And phones when he feels like calling. Because when I call him he doestn't answer all the time.
He is not at allaffectionate, neither less in public. We spent one time a weekend away in a hotel. and We went down for breakfast while we were in line waiting, I decided to give him a small kiss, he turn his face back opened his eyes wide open. WTH, I felt like crap. So you know who knows if time will tell but when I D K.
Don't be surprise that virgo doesn't like to show affection in the public bc it is very awkward even a small gesture like small peck or holding hand would quite an issue. Infact it nothing wrong to a virgo behaviour that unknowingly hurting someone. As for getting down to serious talk about deeper understandingt that require alots of stamina and patience from their partner to break icy cold and aloof virgo ..quite emotional draining i must say.
You are right about that. It is draining. I must say. That I have been very patient myself because I know that this guy and I. Once we get our terms straight we get along. Till then. I wil be lost n space.Soon I hope however, I am stil here.
Virgos seek out their prospective partners instead. They're shy, but very, very observant. Active listeners, too. His initial approach is to make you feel as if he has no agenda. He's scoping you out instead. Everything about them in the beginning might appear aloof, but it doesn't indicate that the emotions are not there. Virgos are cautious, and very picky! They hate to feel vulnerable. But when they do unleash those emotions...watch out!
I was with my ex Virgo for three years. The best way to deal with them from my experience, when they criticize, simply shut them down! Be firm, trust me, they will eventually adapt. Let them express themselves romantically first, if you do this initially, they will sit back and get too comfortable. They're not very romantic. They can also be selfish, picky and demanding w/o reciprocating. Shut that sh*t down!
Demand and expect total reciprocation when you're dealing with these men.
But I'm a Taurus. We have an uncanny way of dealing with Virgos. We won't budge until we get what we want. They understand Bulls very well. So they give in. LOL!
Thanks for sharing your experience. It seems that every day i learn and tend to be more patient. Hopefully, he understands that there is someone here Thats trying hard to understand and is willing to work out.
If you truly like this man and want to end up with him just leave him be & do your own agenda.
when they are dating. Keep yourself busy and donot be too much into him. They dont like that.
You must not have any preconcieved ideas because thats not the reality of it. If ever you meet someone new and you think this new guy is much better ADIOS VIRGO MAN!
To all my fellow Cancer girls here - Look for the thread mentioned earlier "The Heart of a Virgo Man". This is a thread I started over two years ago. (You ask how long must you wait? I gave up after two years. A couple of women who posted had been waiting 5 years or longer.) Your situations are all different, but if you can wade through the many posts discussing this personality, perhaps it will answer a few things for you. You will see there are trends. I hate to generalize based on astrological signs, but there does seem to be some common traits with these men as the stories that show up on the forum have uncanny similarities. As an emotional Cancer I can tell you, there is probably a rocky road ahead for you. Very difficult to deal with men who hide so much.
Cancers require security in all it's forms and we are willing to work to have that. If that is not what you are getting or feeling, then these Virgo men may not be a good match. They are confused and confusing and seem to be able to love you without ever really wanting to be close to you. As a Cancer I predict you will experience more frustrations ahead, but I will certainly hope that I am wrong. Feel free to join us in our ongoing conversations about Virgo men and their antics on the "heart of a virgo man" thread. Lots of women there with Virgo experience and very warm, supportive hearts. These guys can really hurt you, whether they mean to or not, it doesn't change the fact that some of their behavior does hurt - and deeply at times.
I have read many times that Virgo and Cancer can make a good match...personally, I am not so sure. I even have a Virgo ascendent and yet it doesn't help me get over their ability to disconnect emotionally and think more about their needs than yours. At the risk of offending, the advice you are being given to play the game to wait Virgo out is not going to work for you. Too much talk here about "his" needs and what it takes to win his heart. This is because our natures are not to be methodical, analytical and unemotional. Please take it from one with experience here, you will drive yourself mad if you try to reshape who you are to be with them. Oh sure, you will learn much about yourself if you want to continue in this (this is because you question yourself over and over again - and what you are feeling and what he is feeling, and on and on), and that's all fine - always good to introspect and learn about oneself, but what you should really want is someone who loves you for the wonderful caring person that you are and wants to participate in a relationship with you - because you are you. Someone who wants to share love and knows how to accept your love without hesitation or confusion or any kind of strategy.
to be with a guy that makes you sad and frustrated?
personality after all I dont like guys that talks to much.
Keep your options open theres other guys there that will make you happy.


The same game will be available on PC and Steam from Square Enix's official store from June 7th. The original blogpost claiming the launch date of this Octopath Traveler game is deleted now and you will not find any sources regarding the same.
Many big gaming blogs have been published the same news regarding the launch date of this game. Gemastu was the first platform to capture the release date of the Octopath Traveler game and soon, the same news went viral.
As of now, all we know is the release date of this game and there's nothing new about it. This is like the same game which was released on the Switch. The only thing different here is the portability. Switch owners who want to add a new game to their library is likely to get this new Octopath Traveler game from June 7th.
Octopath Traveler is a stunning game which features eight different characters. The gameplay is a storyline gameplay and you will follow a particular story to be completed as a gameplay. To begin the store, you can pick any of the given characters from the list and start hunting for the things to power-up your character.
You will be able to add new characters and members to the story gradually after picking up the game. Of course, you can play each of the given characters in one single gameplay and you don't need to restart the game to explore with new characters.
There will be totally new action moves available to explore by the gamers of the game. You will have a beautiful adventurous environment with new locations to spend hours of your time.
The Octopath Traveler game is currently available for Nintendo's Switch game. The game will be available on Steam from June 7th officially. We will get to hear more about its official release date in the coming days.


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Rosalia She is a Spanish singer, songwriter, and actress who has gained a lot of fame in recent years, due to her distinctive style and impeccable work. The Barcelona She was 28 and made her screen debut with "Tú si que vales" in 2008, competing with her music but not a winner; But fate had something greater in store for him.
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In 2016, he released the music video for his first single. "Catalina" He presented his first collaborative studio album called "Angels", receiving good reviews and exposure both in Spain Like Latin America. It was in 20018 that he launched "Evil wants"Her first solo album project catapulted her to fame.
Rosalia She is considered one of the most influential Spanish singers of recent times, and her hard work has reflected in her income. Next, find out how much your fortune is.
In 2019, the fact that the MTV Video Music Awards Rosalía were included in the Latin music category sparked a lot of comments (Image: Getty Images)
rusala fortune
Forbes magazine listed a girlfriend Raw Alejandro As a "safe value", not for fun, her native Barcelona is a businesswoman and in a few years she has managed to amass more than 3 million euros, as reported by various specialized portals.
Singer's income sources
But music isn't the only job Rosalia translates for "in a bad manner" She also has a community called "Motomami SL", which is dedicated to representing artists. From closing deals to managing social media, Diva Company offers the complete package to meet the needs of its clients.
Likewise, another great source of income is the contracts and advertising campaigns that have created a strong relationship with the audience.
Motomami SL gains
"Motomami SL" He has as administrator Pilar TopilaThe artist's mother, who seems to be doing an excellent job, which is reflected in the statements made by the company in August 2021, with a not insignificant number of 4.8 million euros annually. The company's net profit is approx 370,500 euros.
The "Motomami SL" team consists of nine people, three of whom are permanent employees and six are temporary.
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