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Q: Bash Weirdness: Exit Codes of Arithmetic Expressions in Relation to Conditionals. true/false vs. success/failure According to the bash man page,

while list-1; do list-2; done
The while command continuously executes the list list-2 as long as the last command in the list, list-1, returns  an exit status of zero.

I'm trying to make sense of how bash is interpreting the exit codes of arithmetical expressions when they appear at the end of list-1.  I started with some experiments:
$ echo $((1))
1

$ ((1)); echo $?
0

$ echo $((! 1))
0

$ ((! 1)); echo $?  # Hm, what does this exit code mean?
1

$ while ((1)); do echo "yes"; break; done
yes

# This could be responding to either the exit code of ((1))
# or to it's value, 1 meaning true

$ while ((! 1)); do echo "yes"; break; done

# This could be responding to either the exit code of ((! 1)),
# or to it's value, 0 meaning false

$ while ! ((1)); do echo "yes"; break; done

# this ! should change the exit code, not the value,
# so it appear to be responding to the exit code

$ echo $((0))
0

$ ((0)); echo $?  # Hm, what does this exit code mean?
1

$ echo $((! 0)))
1

$ ((! 0)); echo $?
0

$ while ((0)); do echo "yes"; break; done

# This could be responding to either the exit code of ((0))
# or to it's value, 0 meaning false

$ while ((! 0)); do echo "yes"; break; done
yes

# This could be responding to either the exit code of ((! 0))
# or to it's value, 1 meaning true

$ while ! ((0)); do echo "yes"; break; done
yes

# this ! should change the exit code, not the value,
# so it appears to be responding to the exit code.

So, after fixing two errors (thanks @Barmar), there is a consistent interpretation based on the while loop looking at exit codes.  What remains obscure is why the exit code of ((0)) is failure, and the exit code of ((1)) is success.
I came across this while trying to capture exit codes of functions in the while condition for use when the loop breaks:
while <function>; do
    <stuff>
done

# I need the exit code of <function> here.

So, perhaps this way:
while <function>; ((! (RESULT=$?) )); do  # alternative ! (( RESULT=$? ))
    <stuff>
done

A: What bash is doing is associating ((1)), which evaluates to 1, to "truth".  It then makes that consistent with exit codes by returning an exit code of success, 0.  Similarly, it is associating ((0)), which evaluates to 0, to "false".  It them makes that consistent with exit codes by return the exit code of failure, 1.
This may seem confusing, as after all both evaluations ((.)) are "successful", but this is a hack to bring the value of arithmetic expressions representing true/false in line with bash's exit codes of success/failure, and make conditional expressions like if ...; then ...; fi, while ...; do ...; done, etc, work correctly.

A: Anything that evaluates to zero is false, anything that does not is true.
It means you can do things like:
while :; do
    ((c++%5)) || ((val=RANDOM))
    echo "$val changes every 5 iterations"
    sleep 0.5
done

Negative numbers are not zero:
$ ((20-30)); echo $?
0
$ ((20-20)); echo $?
1
$ ((20-10)); echo $?
0

For ((! 0)), the logical negation of 0 is 1, and ((1)) returns true (0). For !((0)), the return value false (1), is negated by the (non arithmetic) operator !, causing the return value of the arithmetic subshell to be true (0) instead of false.

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Q: Quantum mechanical experiments with large objects What are some examples of quantum mechanical phenomena that have been observed not with electrons but rather with large real-life objects? In particular, what is the largest object for which the double slit experiment has been successfully performed with?

A: As I say in my comment, there is probably a duplicate of this, that will turn up as soon as I  write this,  but as technology advances, perhaps it's out of date.
This answer concentrates as much on how you prepare "large" molecules, as I think that aspect is of interest in itself,  but we cannot approach the size of a virus or any tiny bacteria as yet, or for the foreseeable futures, as far as I know.
From Largest Molecule Double Slit.
These molecules are around 100 atoms in size, compare to the 180, 000 atoms in the smallest virus.

The relatively large phthalocyanine $C_{32}H_{18}N_8$ and derivative molecules $C_{48}H_{26}F_{24}N_8O_8$ have more mass than anything in which quantum interference has previously been observed. To have wavelengths that are relatively large compared to their sizes, the molecules need to move very slowly. This was achieved this by directing a blue diode laser onto a very thin film of molecules in a vacuum chamber, effectively boiling off individual molecules directly under the beam while leaving the rest unaffected.
After separation from the film, the molecules were sent through a collimator to ensure they formed a beam before reaching the barrier, which had a number of parallel slits to produce the actual interference pattern. To prevent excessive interactions (primarily van der Waals forces) between the molecules and the edges of the slits, the researchers used a specially-prepared grating coated in silicon nitride membranes. Without such preparation, the molecules are likely to be deflected by ordinary interactions with the hardware.
After passing through the slits, the molecules' positions were recorded using fluorescence microscopy, which has both sufficient spatial resolution and fast response to detect when and where the molecules arrive. The positions of individual spots were measured to 10 nanometer accuracy. Additionally, the molecules lodged in the fluorescent screen, meaning their positions could be independently verified in the form of build-up at the experiment's end.


There are bridal expo events... and then there is the 'Ultimate Wedding Planning Party' [UWPP].
I have been fortunate to be a part of this event almost since its inception - my friend Kim Veverka is the brains behind the premier bridal event, and I have seen first-hand just how much it differs from your run of the mill bridal fair.
No, the UWPP is SO much more.
It's an intimate, classy event - set at the most romantic, breathtaking venue in Australia: the Sydney Opera House.
Guests are treated as VIP guests. Event partners take time with you to answer questions [when I was a bride almost ten years ago, I had gazillions].
The annual 'Ultimate Wedding Planning Party' is in its FIFTH year, and will be held on Wednesday May 8, 2013, at Opera Point Marquee, Sydney Opera House - which guarantees the event to be nothing at all ordinary.
What I adore about the event is that soon-to-be brides and grooms can gain valuable, hugely inspiring ideas from Sydney's wedding industry specialists, and listen to pearls of wisdom, based on years of VIP wedding experiences. It's quite breathtaking to witness the Opera Point Marquee transformed into a fairytale playground each year; this time, the theme is the 'Vintage and Classic' bride.
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You can wander through the inspiring and visually gorgeous wedding displays and interactive booths, where you can chat one-on-one with the industry's leading bridal suppliers, who are all at the forefront of both Australian and international VIP weddings, and therefore can share the very latest, unique ideas for the biggest celebration of a couple's life.
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The Boston Celtics are off to an 11-3 start to the 2019-20 campaign, which currently has them tied for first place in the Eastern Conference.
But if you're going to pick out one weakness on this year's C's squad, it's probably the frontcourt. It begs the question: Should they go out and get a legit big man on the trade market, or can they get by with the guys they have?
Forsberg: These Celtics can truly compete with anyone
NBC Sports Boston's Abby Chin and A. Sherrod Blakely weighed in on that very subject on the latest Celtics Talk Podcast.
"I am very hopeful when it comes to the frontcourt," Chin said. "I think that we have seen Robert Williams take steps particularly on the defensive end that I wasn't sure he could make, and I think if he continues on that trajectory and kind of figures out his positioning and hustles and plays hard, I think that that's going to be a huge help to the Celtics.
"And then additionally, Grant Williams. I am high on Grant Williams. The guy is so smart, and I know he is so undersized, but he's got so much heart and he is almost like a Marcus Smart 2.0 and he just wants to make plays. He just wants to impact winning, and I think there's value in that."
"I look at their situation the way that I would look at getting a new car," Blakely said. "How much is this going to cost me? How much am I going to have to lose in order to gain this new nice shiny vehicle? And to me, that's the issue that Danny Ainge has to grapple with.
"Because right now, he can get by with the group he has and they can make a little bit of noise in the playoffs, but you know that it is a weakness. You know that if you get a certain matchup, it could spell the end of your season. So you're going to need some luck on the way if you stick with the group that you have and make no significant changes."
Listen to the full episode below (frontcourt talks begins at 10:00 mark)
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Milking team day 1 – don't they look happy!?!?!
OK, now see the bucket placed under the udder, stealthily held by my wonderful Son Peter Moe! He had to hold it the cow kept kicking (Now we know why she was for sale!). The hobbles we had didn't work, not sure if they were even all there. It seems the cow was the only one who knew what to do!
Yes, Bessie got her breakfast, while we tried to figure out the automatic milker.
You have to know my son loves me, no matter what was happening and no matter what the time he got me my coffee. Love that kid!!
OK, It doesn't look like much this way but it was hard earned!
Let me introduce another member of the Milking Team Day 1 – she looks like she is waiting for something? I wonder what it could be?
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19/01/2016 - Logistics: Hardis Group signs a partnership agreement with mobile order-picking robot manufacturer Scallog
Logistics: Hardis Group signs a partnership agreement with mobile order-picking robot manufacturer Scallog
This new partnership gives the Reflex WMS warehouse management software developer and integrator an expended catalog of partner order-picking and preparation automation solutions.
Hardis Group, a digital services company and software publisher, has signed a partnership agreement with Scallog, a French firm that has developed a "goods-to-man" order-picking automation solution using mobile robots.
Scallog was founded in 2013. The company designs and sells an automated order-picking system. Items are stored on shelves that can be customized to reflect the company's needs. Robots then travel around the warehouse, following a predefined route, to collect the shelves and transport them to pickers located at specially designed workstations. The robots can be deployed on a gradual basis, and their routes optimized as required. The solution therefore offers greater flexibility and agility than traditional mechanization systems.
When used in combination with Hardis Group's Reflex WMS warehouse management software, Scallog's "goods-to-man" system helps to reduce the distance traveled by operators while boosting productivity.
"This new partnership with Hardis Group is the latest phase in our growth, and shows that we are on the right track with our innovative approach," explained Olivier Rochet, Scallog's founder and CEO. "Our shared customers can now enjoy the combined benefits of both solutions, helping them optimize their logistics processes."
"Through our partnership with Scallog, our customers now have access to an innovative, flexible and efficient order-picking automation solution," added Jean-Yves Costa, Hardis Group Logistics Solutions Deputy Director.
About Scallog
Scallog designs and sells a "goods-to-man" solution that automates the order-picking and inventory processes at warehouses and distribution platforms. The solution is based on a fleet of robots, which transport the shelves containing the relevant items to picking and restocking stations, thereby avoiding the need for pickers to move around the warehouse. The technology can be deployed quickly and provides instant efficiency and scalability benefits to logistics warehouses.
Scallog was founded in 2013 by Olivier Rochet and now employs a team of around 15 engineers. The company has received several awards, including the innovation award at SITL 2014, and the "Rois de la Supply Chain" (Kings of Supply Chain) prize in 2015, along with L'Oréal Paris and BSL (Bretagne Services Logistiques).
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Add colour to learning experiment
I am not a fan or friend of Mr Trevor Phillips, but I am in support of the issue he raised (TES, March 11).
About 10 years ago, Carlton Duncan piloted a programme to teach Muslim girls in single-sex groups from Year 9 at George Dixon school in Birmingham. This was seen as a welcome innovation.
In 2002-3 I piloted a Department for Education and Skills project in six secondary schools in Nottingham City LEA - to raise the achievement of African-Caribbean pupils. We focused on key stage 3, monitoring all aspects of pedagogic relationships, curriculum materials and students' and parents'
responses. The areas selected were art, English, history and personal and social education (PSE).
Various groupings of students were encouraged. In two of the schools black boys were grouped separately. They were encouraged to engage in conversation and discussion in the teaching sessions and the room was rearranged for round-table discussion. Those students' attitude and behaviour changed within the second week of a 10-week pilot. They contributed in the mature way expected by teachers and mentors and felt positively about one another. The experiment was a success in the sense that it enabled black boys to appreciate their learning for once.
Perhaps Trevor Phillips need not have gone all the way to St Louis to learn that. Our experience in teaching Caribbean students at supplementary schools on Saturdays has confirmed that such groupings are important.
Given "the special needs" of failing black boys, I believe that it is incumbent on teachers, schools and local education authorities to meet these needs. Black-boys-only teaching groups - as a remedial measure - can be just another strategy to do just that.
Those who now see controversy in Trevor Phillips's suggestion are those very professionals who have covered up the abysmal failure of so many black boys of Caribbean heritage for decades. Now is the time to seek new strategies.
George Fisher
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Allenatori di calcio (2)
Fabio Lopez, allenatore di calcio e ex calciatore italiano (Roma, n.1973)
Giovanni Lopez, allenatore di calcio e ex calciatore italiano (Roma, n.1967)

Allenatori di football americano (1)
Clayton Lopez, allenatore di football americano statunitense (Los Angeles, n.1970)

Architetti (1)
Raymond Lopez, architetto e urbanista francese (Montrouge, n.1904 - Parigi, † 1966)

Astronomi (1)
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Attori (7)
Charlotte Ayanna, attrice statunitense (San Juan, n.1976)
George Lopez, attore, regista e produttore cinematografico statunitense (Los Angeles, n.1961)
Giorgio Lopez, attore, doppiatore e regista teatrale italiano (Napoli, n.1947 - Roma, † 2021)
Massimo Lopez, attore, comico e doppiatore italiano (Ascoli Piceno, n.1952)
Perry Lopez, attore statunitense (Los Angeles, n.1929 - New York, † 2008)
Priscilla Lopez, attrice, ballerina e cantante statunitense (New York, n.1948)
Sylvia Lopez, attrice e modella francese (Vienna, n.1933 - Roma, † 1959)

Attori pornografici (1)
Alina Lopez, attrice pornografica statunitense (Seattle, n.1995)

Batteristi (2)
Martin Lopez, batterista svedese (Stoccolma, n.1978)
Vini Lopez, batterista statunitense (Neptune, n.1949)

Calciatori (4)
Totò Lopez, ex calciatore italiano (Bari, n.1952)
Christian Lopez, ex calciatore francese (ʿAyn Temūshent, n.1953)
Maxime Lopez, calciatore francese (Marsiglia, n.1997)
Mikey Lopez, calciatore statunitense (Dallas, n.1993)

Cantanti (3)
Eva Lopez, cantante e cantautrice francese (Avignone)
Patrizia Lopez, cantante statunitense (Los Angeles)
Trini Lopez, cantante, chitarrista e attore statunitense (Dallas, n.1937 - Palm Springs, † 2020)

Cestisti (2)
Brook Lopez, cestista statunitense (North Hollywood, n.1988)
Robin Lopez, cestista statunitense (North Hollywood, n.1988)

Compositori (2)
Francis Lopez, compositore francese (Montbéliard, n.1916 - Parigi, † 1995)
Luigi Lopez, compositore, musicista e cantante italiano (Roma, n.1947)

Doppiatori (1)
Gabriele Lopez, doppiatore e cantautore italiano (Roma, n.1978)

Drammaturghi (2)
Matthew Lopez, drammaturgo e sceneggiatore statunitense (Panama City, n.1977)
Sabatino Lopez, drammaturgo, critico letterario e scrittore italiano (Livorno, n.1867 - Milano, † 1951)

Giocatori di biliardo (1)
Daniel López, giocatore di biliardo argentino (Pergamino, n.1966)

Giocatori di football americano (1)
Roy Lopez, giocatore di football americano statunitense (Tempe, n.1997)

Giornalisti (1)
Lynda Lopez, giornalista statunitense (Bronx, n.1971)

Illustratori (1)
Antonio Lopez, illustratore statunitense (Utuado, n.1943 - Los Angeles, † 1987)

Modelli (1)
Sessilee Lopez, modella statunitense (Filadelfia, n.1987)

Musicisti (1)
Robert Lopez, musicista e compositore statunitense (New York, n.1975)

Politici (1)
Gennaro Lopez, politico e accademico italiano (Bari, n.1943)

Psicoanalisti (1)
Davide Lopez, psicoanalista e aforista italiano (Bari, n.1925 - Vicenza, † 2010)

Rugbisti a 15 (1)
Camille Lopez, rugbista a 15 francese (Oloron-Sainte-Marie, n.1989)

Schermidori (1)
Nicolas Lopez, schermidore francese (Tarbes, n.1980)

Sciatori alpini (2)
Théo Lopez, sciatore alpino francese (n.2000)
Virginie Lopez, ex sciatrice alpina francese

Scrittori (1)
Michele Lopez, scrittore, numismatico e antichista italiano (Parma, n.1795 - Parma, † 1879)

Storici (1)
Roberto Sabatino Lopez, storico italiano (Genova, n.1910 - New Haven, † 1986)

Surfisti (1)
Gerry Lopez, surfista e attore statunitense (Honolulu, n.1948)

Velocisti (1)
Brayan Lopez, velocista italiano (San Juan de la Maguana, n.1997)

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Seth Rollins, wrestler statunitense (Buffalo, n.1986)

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Q: can't convert nil into an exact number I want users to be able to comment on others' microposts but I keep getting the following error: can't convert nil into an exact number
It is coming from the timestamp in the View/comments/_form file below. For some reason @comment.created_at comes back as nil
View/comments/_form:(this partial is called at the end of every micropost)
<%= @comment.content %>
Said <%= time_ago_in_words(@comment.created_at) %> ago.</span
<%= form_for(@comment) do |f| %>
  <%= f.text_field :content, placeholder: "Say Something..." if signed_in? %>
<% end %>

User Model:
attr_accessible :name, :email, :password, :password_confirmation #is this secure with password there?
attr_protected :admin   #attr_protected necessary?
has_many :microposts, dependent: :destroy
has_many :comments, :through => :microposts, dependent: :destroy

Micropost Model:
attr_accessible :comment #basically the content of the post
attr_protected :user_id
has_many :comments, dependent: :destroy

Comment Model:
attr_accessible :content, :micropost
belongs_to :user
belongs_to :micropost
validates :user_id, presence: true
validates :micropost_id, presence: true
validates :content, presence: true
default_scope order: 'comments.created_at ASC'   #is this necessary?

Comments Controller:
def create
  @micropost = Micropost.find_by_id(params[:id])   #is this necessary?
  @comment = current_user.comments.create(:micropost => @micropost)
  redirect_to :back
end

User Controller:
def show
  @user = User.find_by_id(params[:id])
  @microposts = @user.microposts.paginate(page: params[:page])
  @micropost  = current_user.microposts.build
  @comments = @micropost.comments
  @comment = current_user.comments.create(:micropost => @micropost) #build, new or create??
end

Routes:
resources :users
resources :microposts, only: [:create, :destroy]
resources :comments, only: [:create, :destroy]

SQL:
"comment"=>{"content"=>"EXAMPLE"}}
  User Load (0.8ms)  SELECT "users".* FROM "users" WHERE "users"."remember_token" = 'H09yZpAv5qhmT3ok5fXfnQ' LIMIT 1
  Micropost Load (0.7ms)  SELECT "microposts".* FROM "microposts" WHERE "microposts"."id" IS NULL

A: @comment is most probably a new record which has created_at set to nil

A: @micropost is not created yet
add @micropost.save after @micropost  = current_user.microposts.build
@micropost  = current_user.microposts.build
@micropost.save
@comments = @micropost.comments
@comment = current_user.comments.create(:micropost => @micropost)


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Triple treat a fitting tribute to 30 years
By Jill Sykes
June 14, 2019 — 6.34pm
30 YEARS OF SIXTY FIVE THOUSAND
Sydney Opera House, June 13
Bangarra Dance Theatre has a lot to celebrate for its 30th birthday, and it has put together a wide-ranging triple bill for an Australian tour that has started and will end in Hobart in October.
Three works, one of them excerpts from four earlier pieces, recall the life of an Aboriginal man of science, mechanical invention and philosophy; look back on a colonial horror; examine the Torres Strait Islanders' connection with the spirits of the wind; explore a 21st century Indigenous person's search for identity; and make a stylistic breakout into a European work inspired by Australian Indigenous dance.
Too much, you might say. And it is, if you are hoping for a neatly constructed, easily accessible evening of dance. But it is worth the effort to meet the challenges Bangarra offers, as it has done so often over three decades.
Bangarra has much to celebrate for its 30th birthday. Credit:Lisa Tomasetti
Besides, there is an excellent, inexpensive program to guide you and the performance of the dancers is outstanding in interpretive character as well as quality.
The new work for the company is Stamping Ground, which Jiri Kylian made in 1983 for the Nederlands Dans Theater after attending a huge gathering of Indigenous dancers on Groote Eylandt. A few short film clips of the event are quite a scene stealer and illustrate his "overwhelmed" response.
He said he wouldn't copy any movement from the dance he saw, and he hasn't. But I think he has noted the Indigenous groundedness – theirs to the earth, theatre dancers to the stage floor – the intensity, the humour and the individuality that nonetheless allows for a true sense of ensemble. So you could say the feeling of those dances permeates this work.
For six Bangarra performers, it is a major stylistic learning curve and, under the direction of Roslyn Anderson, they have done remarkably well: Tara Gower, Baden Hitchcock, Rika Hamaguchi, Ella Havelka, Ryan Pearson and Tyrel Dulvarie, who made several notable appearances during the evening.
It is worth the effort to meet the challenges Bangarra offers in this program. Credit:Daniel Boud
The work is a marvellous invention of solos and encounters, mostly brief, in characteristic Kylian style to a percussion piece by Carlos Chavez. A golden curtain allows the performers to come and go mysteriously – perhaps another hint of Stamping Ground's real-life inspiration – and the constantly changing body shapes are arresting and engrossing.
While the work alone is exciting to see, what it represents in terms of its history and circular bringing together of past and present, geography and cultural identity, makes it an extraordinary addition to Bangarra's repertoire, a milestone in Australian dance.
Unaipon, choreographed by Frances Rings in 2004, celebrates the life of David Unaipon (1872-1967), a South Australian credited with being the first published Aboriginal author. His scientific interests are not always easy to interpret, but this substantial episodic work is full of interest and given a thoughtful, well-paced performance to eclectic music by David Page and handsome sets by Peter England.
To Make Fire – translation of the word Bangarra – is an amalgam of excerpts from works made between 2002 and 2011. It includes a scene from Mathinna, about a Tasmanian girl adopted by a colonial family, and sequences representing traditional practices as well as the search for identity in the world today.
Beautiful costumes by Jennifer Irwin and handsome designs by Jacob Nash and Peter England, stylishly lit by Nick Schlieper, contribute to choreography by Stephen Page and Elma Kris, and music by David Page and Steve Francis.
It might be all too much, but it's wonderful to see and I recommend it.
Until July 13


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The Northland Grassroots Fund has enabled parents with young children to get more training and help, victims of crime to receive increased support, the Whangarei community to learn about financial management, more food to be available at foodbanks, and new migrants to receive more social support. These and many more benefits are the outcome of the 2018 distribution of over $81,000 made by Northland Community Foundation through the Grassroots Fund.
The Northland Grassroots Fund is made available annually to charities and organisations working at local community level to provide services and support.
Last year applications were received from 21 organisations totalling $209,890 worth of requests. Twelve organisations were chosen by Northland Foundation's Grants Panel, made up of four panellists from around the region to decide who would receive the donations.
Grants Panel Chair, Margareth Broodkoorn says that she and the other panellists are always impressed and humbled by the applications every year which reveal the enormous work going on in Northland communities, often by volunteers.
"We realise just how many people are being supported in a positive way when we come to distribute the funds," she said. "The Northland Grassroots Fund is about a hand up rather than a hand out," she noted. "We look for groups that are working very closely with their community, looking for local solutions to issues and working out how best to meet local needs."
Organisations receiving donations from the Northland Grassroots Fund in 2018 were:
Northland Grassroot Recipients' Websites:
https://www.whangareibudgeting.co.nz/
https://www.facebook.com/dargavilleearlyyears.hub
http://www.stsaviours.co.nz/rongopai-house-charitable-trust/
http://www.midnorthfamilysupport.co.nz/
https://www.wingsnz.org.nz/
https://volunteeringnorthland.nz/home
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PartyGaming's co-founder Vikrant Bhargava, who stepped down as marketing director last month, is believed to have raised about £50m through the placing of a 4.1% stake in the company – a move which could mark the first of a series of share sales among the four founder shareholders in the online gambling group.
The placing of 160m shares is believed to have been made by the brokers UBS at 30.5p – a 9.6% discount to the previous day's closing price. The online poker, casino and bookmaking business is expected to confirm the sale within days.
Some unconfirmed reports suggested the placing had been taken up rapidly, with strong hedge fund interest. PartyGaming shares closed down 1.5p, or 4.4%, at 32.25p.


1) I talked to my cousin over the phone for a few hours. Might end up staying with him for a bit. (He's over 30) Goign to a counselor tomorrow. Mom just ignored me today.
Also will be uploading a video of me browsing tlnet and commenting on it. I expect to make these daily once I get the production down.
I read your previous blog and I think your mother has a personality disorder. Her behavior isn't normal, and if I had to guess based on what you've mentioned I would say she has obsessive-compulsive personality disorder. It's not the same as OCD, it just happens to share the name. Read about it and tell me what you think. Anyway if she does suffer from that then there's really nothing you can do about the situation other than convince her to get therapy. Moving out might be a good move. Good luck.
This sounds like a good idea if he will have you.
Change of enviroment, and getting away from your mother aswell could be good for both of you.
Getting away from your mom seems like a very positive change, I'm glad to hear things are getting better!
I'm going to be doing 720 *450. How many fps?


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Ireland senior women to compete in FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2023
CATEGORY - Sport
Ireland's senior women's team will compete in the qualifiers for the FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2023. It's the first time since 2009 that Ireland's senior women will play in Europe's top tier competition. The group draw for the EuroBasket qualifiers takes place in Munich on Friday, with Ireland's first fixtures due to take place in November. A decision on the Irish senior men will be made next year, when the application process for FIBA EuroBasket 2024 qualifiers opens up. Submissions to play in the competition must be made to FIBA by August 2022.
The qualifying groups for the FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2023 will have no more than four teams, and Ireland will play each team on a home and away basis in a round robin system. Ireland will be vying for one of 14 available tournament places on offer, with hosts Israel and Slovakia already automatically qualified.
Basketball Ireland's interim CEO, Paddy Boyd, said: "We lodged our application with FIBA in July to play in the FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2023 and this is a significant signal of intent for our sport. This gives our senior women the chance to compete against Europe's best, having reached the final of the FIBA Women's European Championship for Small Countries last month. Irish basketball will be dining at the top table of European basketball and we cannot wait for the qualifying draw on August 20th, where we could see the likes of Spain or France playing here in Dublin. "Our Irish senior men did our country proud last week and have made a compelling case to play in the 2024 FIBA EuroBasket, but we have to wait until next year to put forward our application to FIBA, when those qualifiers are due to start."
There are three international windows for the FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2023 qualifiers, with two games per window, taking place in Nov 2022 and with the third window in Feb 2023.
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Summary: The railcar in the background is thought to be Prokudin-Gorskii's traveling photographic laboratory and living quarters.
Corresponding photographic print is in album: Views in the Ural Mountains, survey of industrial area, Russian Empire, LOT 10335-A, no. 12.


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"""Print help text."""
# :license: MIT, see LICENSE for more details.

import click
from click import formatting

from SoftLayer.CLI import core as cli_core
from SoftLayer.CLI import environment
from SoftLayer.shell import routes

@click.command()
@environment.pass_env
@click.pass_context
def cli(ctx, env):
    """Print shell help text."""
    env.out("Welcome to the SoftLayer shell.")
    env.out("")

    formatter = formatting.HelpFormatter()
    commands = []
    shell_commands = []
    for name in cli_core.cli.list_commands(ctx):
        command = cli_core.cli.get_command(ctx, name)
        if command.short_help is None:
            command.short_help = command.help
        details = (name, command.short_help)
        if name in dict(routes.ALL_ROUTES):
            shell_commands.append(details)
        else:
            commands.append(details)

    with formatter.section('Shell Commands'):
        formatter.write_dl(shell_commands)

    with formatter.section('Commands'):
        formatter.write_dl(commands)

    for line in formatter.buffer:
        env.out(line, newline=False)

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Dr. Hellen Venganai: "I want girls to dream beyond their gender and social backgrounds"
Dr. Hellen Venganai is one of the most educated women in Zimbabwe and is reaching back to the grassroots, leading girls on a path she herself has walked against all odds; education.
Dr, with all this education you could be anyone you want to be but here you are, going back to the roots to lead girls on a path that you have walked all the way to the top. What inspired this decision?
It's a combination of personal battles I have had to fight as a girl and young woman since my school days, and what I have observed over the years pertaining to the status of girls and women in different marginalised communities,
…in my country and globally. It is always easy to look at those from underprivileged backgrounds and expect others to go out there and assist them. But, I took it as a personal challenge to become an advocate for the rights and empowerment of girls in my own country.
Tell me about the organization that you have established for this cause.
I have had the privilege of getting an education, but it is not fulfilling if I don't share with young girls the lessons I learned in that process. Although I wanted to pursue science subjects when I was in high school and ultimately a medical career, I was confronted with some teachers who believed Maths and Science subjects were only for boys. Because I was made to doubt myself and my capabilities, with nobody to encourage and mentor me, I changed to Arts subjects. These personal experiences influence what we do at Mambure Trust, a nonprofit organisation that I founded a year ago. I realised most girls do not become what they ought to be due to socialisation that ascribes to them certain gendered career paths.
Mambure Trust is about shifting societal attitudes that hinder the potential of young girls.
We conduct career guidance and mentorship sessions in which we encourage them to pursue careers that have traditionally been framed as male domains. We particularly focus on girls in marginalised rural communities, who lack exposure to information about these careers.
We want them to dream beyond their gender and social backgrounds.
Part of our work also involves providing them access to technology by teaching them basic computer literacy. This is because technology offers them many opportunities to explore for their self-advancement.
When doing this noble work, you must face challenges I'm sure. Walk me through them.
The major challenge is the lack of financial support for our projects, considering we are a relatively new organization.
I understand it's one of the major challenges that young organizations face at the beginning. Otherwise, were you inspired by anyone in particular?
I get most of my inspiration from other women who do amazing work of championing the rights of women and girls. I also get inspiration from women who have personally and successfully challenged gender inequalities, be it in film, politics, education, etc.
It is not only humbling to be able to talk to you about this amazing project, it's so inspiring and fulfilling. Any last words?
Women just need to be reminded that they are very strong.
There is so much they can achieve if they believe in themselves and when they support each other.


… is a philosophy of comprehensive compassionate care for those in the final stages of life. At Hospice of Marion County, our mission is to provide exceptional support for patients and their families in the comfort of their own homes—86% of our patients are able to spend their last days in the place they call home.
Our goal is to provide this professional service of pain relief and symptom management to as many people as possible, so that everyone may live out their days with the highest quality of life possible. For management of acute symptoms, patients find relief at one of our three conveniently located Hospice Houses, which provide an inpatient level of care. Once symptoms are under control they may return home.
Home-based hospice care is available to those who live in Marion County. "Home" is defined as one's private residence, an assisted living facility, nursing home or even the hospital. Patients cared for in our Hospice Houses do not have to be Marion county residents. Care is available to people of all ages, including children, with any end-stage diagnosis, not just cancer.
Hospice care is covered by Medicare, Medicaid and most insurance companies. Memorials and support contributions are directed toward unfunded patient care. Our policy never excludes service to anyone who is eligible, regardless of ability to pay. Since 1983, our hospice has been the only 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization licensed by the State of Florida and certified by Medicare in Marion County.
We also operate three inpatient facilities, Estelle's House, Legacy House and Brandley House.
Hospice of Marion County employs 450 professional team members with assistance from 800 trained volunteers. Meet our Board of Directors, Executive Team and Medical Directors.
See if Hospice is right for you or your loved one. Answer a few short questions and receive a confidential reply from our referrals coordinator.
and Patient/Family Resource Guide, updated 4/18.
How would I know when to involve Hospice?
The following self-assessment can help you consider if the time is right to begin receiving care and support from Hospice of Marion County for you or your loved one.
In addition: In addition: I've become weaker and more fatigued. I'm becoming short of breath, even at rest. I've lost weight without trying. I'm tired and I just want to be comfortable. I don't want any more surgery. I don't want any more chemotherapy. I've fallen several times in recent months. I've been hospitalized or needed emergency care several times in the past year. The pain medications I take are not working as well as they used to. I spend a good part of my day lying in bed or just sitting. I am experiencing swelling. I am on oxygen most of the time. I am calling my doctor more often than I used to. My doctor has said that my life expectancy is limited. I don't want tubes or IVs to feed me.
How many statements did you check? If you checked four or more, you could benefit from Hospice care. Physical care and resources, emotional and spiritual support, and help for both you and your loved ones are available from Hospice of Marion County.
Please do not hesitate to contact our Intake Referral Center at 352-873-7415; or e-mail this form to learn more about how you and your loved one can begin receiving the support you deserve.


One-on-one coaching, reciprocal peer coaching, or group coaching? Which delivery format is right for your program? This webinar is a great starting point!
Have questions about anything you heard in this webinar? Want support with implementing PBC? Wondering how to train your coaches in the PBC model? Let me know!


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Metro w Pjongjangu (kor. 평양 지하철도) – system kolei podziemnej w Pjongjangu, stolicy Korei Północnej. Funkcjonuje on od 1973 roku i składa się z 16 stacji. Jest to najgłębszy system metra na świecie - stacje są położone na głębokości 110 metrów. Nie posiada on odcinków naziemnych. Dzienna liczba pasażerów szacowana jest od 300 tysięcy do 700 tysięcy.

Składa się on z dwóch linii: linia Ch'ŏllima przebiegającej od stacji Kwangbok na południowym zachodzie do stacji Rakwon położonej na północnym wschodzie, a linia Hyŏksin biegnie na północ od stacji Puhung, wzdłuż brzegu rzeki Taedong-gang do stacji Pulgŭnbyŏl. Linie przecinają się na stacji Chŏnu.

Budowę metra rozpoczęto w 1968 roku. Podczas budowy tunelu pod rzeką Taedong-gang wydarzył się wypadek, w którym według niektórych źródeł zginęło 100 robotników. Budowę tego tunelu porzucono i nigdy nie został on ukończony. Metro przebiega dziś wyłącznie na zachodnim brzegu rzeki. Ostatni odcinek metra (Ponghwa-Puhung) oddano w 1987 roku.

Jest to najtańszy system metra na świecie - jeden przejazd kosztuje 5 wonów północnokoreańskich (ok. 2 grosze).

Sieć
Sieć metra składa się z dwóch linii o rozstawie szyn 1435 mm:
 Ch'ŏllima o długości ok. 12 km, otwartej w 1973 roku. Nazwa linii pochodzi od nazwy konia z mitologii koreańskiej;
 Hyŏksin o długości ok. 10 km, otwartej w 1975 roku.

Nazwy przystanków nie mają powiązania z ich lokalizacją – odnoszą się głównie do haseł komunistycznej rewolucji północnokoreańskiej (Zwycięstwo, Jedność itp.).

Cała sieć znajduje się pod ziemią. Metro w Pjongjangu wzorowane jest na metrze moskiewskim (stacje na dużej głębokości 20-100 metrów, duże odległości między przystankami, socrealistyczny wystrój stacji). W razie wojny stacje metra mogą służyć za schrony.

Pociągi kursują z maksymalną częstotliwością co 2 minuty w godzinach szczytu i 5-7 minut poza szczytem. Metro jest czynne od godziny 5.00 do 23.00.

Według niektórych źródeł, oprócz metra dla obywateli mieszkających w stolicy, istnieje drugi, niezależny od publicznego systemu metra prywatny, tylko dla rządu i najwyższych urzędników.

Tabor
Początkowo eksploatowane były chińskie pociągi typu DK4 wyprodukowane w fabryce w Changchun w latach 1972-1973 (władze północnokoreańskie utrzymywały, że były to produkty krajowe). Ostatecznie zostały one wycofane w 1998 roku i sprzedane do Chin, gdzie podjęto ich eksploatację na linii 13. metra w Pekinie.

Od roku 1998 eksploatowane są wagony dwóch typów sprowadzone z metra w Berlinie:
 G-I (Gisela) – z metra dawnego Berlina Wschodniego z lat 1978-1982
 D (Dora) – z metra dawnego Berlina Zachodniego z lat 1957-1965

Wagony odmalowano na kolor czerwono-kremowy, a wewnątrz rozmieszczono portrety Kim Ir Sena i Kim Dzong Ila. Obecnie wagony typu G-I nie wyjeżdżają na trasy.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Nieoficjalna strona metra w Pjongjangu
 Metro pjongjańskie na UrbanRail.Net


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Character Index/Earth-Unknown-F
< Character Index
Below is a list of characters whose reality does not have an official designation and we do not feel the reality is defined enough to assign a TRN to. NOTE: The list may also include characters whose home reality is totally unknown - they are only shown outside their reality with no indication of where they are from.
Character Index - Unknown Realities
Minor Appearances of Falcon(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Falcon(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Mighty Avengers Vol 2 #5.INH
Falcon was a member of Superior Avengers, a version of the Avengers ran by Spider-Man who treated it like a military unit and as his personal Avengers. He like all the other members of the team donned new Spider-Man themed costumes and obtained a pair of Web-Shooters.[1]
Appearances: All-New X-Factor #20
Aliases: Captain America
Captain America was one of the superheroes employed by Serval Industries. He participated in the company's attack on Alchemax Tower. This reality was imagined by Harry Snow.[2]
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5 #36
In a reality viewed by Spider-Man, Falcon was among the coalition of heroes who attempted to oppose a vindictive Dr. Doom but with a negative outcome.[3]
Fandral
Appearances of Fandral(s) from Unknown Realities
Minor Appearances of Fandral(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Fandral(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Secret Wars: Secret Love #1
Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare, which was sponsored by Stark Enterprises. Fandral was present at the festivities on Asgard.[4]
Minor Appearances of Fantastic Four(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances of Fantastic Four(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Fantastic Four(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #1
The Fantastic Four were among the individuals that knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man.[5]
In a reality viewed by Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four were among the coalition of heroes who attempted to oppose a vindictive Dr. Doom but with a negative outcome.[3]
Fantastic Fur
Appearances of Fantastic Fur(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Fantastic Fur(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Spider-Man Annual Vol 3 #1
The Fantastic Fur were combatants in the first Secret Roar. Dissatisfied with the war they had created, the supervising celestial destroyed their battlerealm and all its inhabitants, including Fantastic Fur.[6]
Fantomex
Appearances of Fantomex(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Fantomex(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: All-New X-Men #25
This version of Fantomex was killed by Angel who was the Horseman of Death who seemingly slaughtered several of Earths heroes.[7]
Appearances of Feral(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Feral(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: X-Force #100
Feral was a member of the X-Force considered to be America's most wanted people after Stryfe and M.L.F. killed Cable and Cannonball and the remaining members of X-Force took revenge but innocent victims were involved in doing so.[8]
Appearances of Fin Fang Foom(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Fin Fang Foom(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Unbelievable Gwenpool #25
In an alternate future, Fin Fang Foom teamed-up with Gwenpool to scare some bullies.[9]
Appearances of Firestar(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Firestar(s) from Unknown Realities
Squirrel Girl won a date with Thor during the Annual Super-triathlon for Animal Welfare, which was sponsored by Stark Enterprises. Firestar was present at the festivities on Asgard.[4]
Appearances of Flash Thompson(s) from Unknown Realities
Minor Appearances of Flash Thompson(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Flash Thompson(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man #17
In this reality, after receiving the powers, it is Peter who bullies Flash.[10]
Appearances: Strange Tales Vol 5 #1
Flash Thompson who had gotten into a bar fight and left him with a black eye, he met Peter Parker lamented he had never been in one and that night as Spider-Men met Doctor Octopus and after a short scarp, invited him for a beer. At the bar Peter poured his beer over Doc Ock and a bar fight between the two ensued. He received a black eye and later met with Flash who congratulated him on getting in a fight [11]
Appearances: Vault of Spiders #1, Spider-Geddon #3
Alias: Captain Spider
Captain Spider was being watched by the Master Weaver through the Web of Life and Destiny.[12] He later joined the Spider-Army and participated in their failed bombing of Jennix's laboratory.[13]
Franklin Richards
Appearances of Franklin Richards(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Franklin Richards(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47
Sue Storm gave birth to her and Reed Richards' second child, Valeria. Franklin visited his mother after she gave birth. [14] Note: On Earth-616, Valeria was initially stillborn, this reality was where that never happened.[14]
Future Foundation
Appearances of Future Foundation(s) from Unknown Realities
Images of Future Foundation(s) from Unknown Realities
Appearances: Marvel Super Hero Squad Online
The Future Foundation has a similar history to it's Earth-91119 counterpart. It is unknown what happened to the team after Spider-Man's departure.[15]
↑ Mighty Avengers Vol 2 #5.INH
↑ All-New X-Factor #20
↑ 3.0 3.1 Amazing Spider-Man Vol 5 #36
↑ 4.0 4.1 Secret Wars: Secret Love #1
↑ Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #1
↑ Spider-Man Annual Vol 3 #1
↑ All-New X-Men #25
↑ X-Force #100
↑ Unbelievable Gwenpool #25
↑ Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man #17
↑ Strange Tales Vol 5 #1
↑ Vault of Spiders #1
↑ Spider-Geddon #3
↑ 14.0 14.1 Fantastic Four Vol 3 #47
↑ Marvel Super Hero Squad Online
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If you're looking for olde-worlde charm, look no further than the Roaring Gap Club. The unique Donald Ross-designed mountain top layout enjoys far reaching views from the fringe of the escarpment. The golf course itself is rather hilly and a little short by modern standards but you'll need to look very hard to find a layout that is more engaging and fun than Roaring Gap.
Leonard Tufts, President of Pinehurst, formed the club in 1926 as a private mountain getaway for the summer months and indeed, it was originally marketed as "the Pinehurst of the Mountains". Unusually, its rather substantial clubhouse lies away from the main golf action, located on high ground behind the 4th green.
When the original Ross routing document was unearthed a few years ago, restoration expert Kris Spence was brought in to study the size, shape and position of all the planned tees, greens and hazards. He then embarked on a program to cut back trees, refurbish bunkers and install new tee positions, lengthening the layout by almost three hundred yards.
The most memorable hole on the card is the 340-yard 17th. Out of bounds on the right threatens the preferred line off the tee before an approach is played to a green that's protected by a serpentine bunker to the front and left. The putting surface sits on the edge of a bluff, a thousand feet above the valley, from where the panoramic views are as good as any in North Carolina.
Never before have I felt that 18 green-sites were perfectly located. Donald Ross has a long list of achievements in the state of North Carolina, and it's experiences like a round at Roaring Gap that will make you appreciate his skills more than ever. In recent years, the course has undergone significant tree removal, green re-shaping and bunker restoration. Thanks to the leadership of Dunlop White III as a passionate member and golf course architecture expert, the club engaged with Kris Spence to wake up this sleeping beauty located up high in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The process to unearth historical assets was an arduous time-consuming process – a true treasure hunt. At Tuft's (the Archives Museum/Library located in Pinehurst), Dunlop White uncovered the original 1926 design plan which served as the Holy Grail. Additionally, the Club uncovered 9 full hole plans with Ross notations, 6 green sketches and also unearthed an early-aerial photo from the County's Natural Resources, Soil and Water Conservation unit. Senior members contributed old black-and-white photos, which effectively distinguished those design features that were original from those that had been added, modified, or removed through the years. In the words of Dunlop White, "Clubs should devote more time in an attempt to discover how their course looked and played in the beginning". I couldn't agree more.
There is plenty of charm about this massively underrated course – including the "feel good story" about the previous club pro, Mr. Bailey Glenn, who was there for 37 years before his son (and current club pro) Bill Glenn took over. Bill had grown up at the club as a young boy and now proudly serves at the professional. Decades of care and attention as to how this club should operate has been upheld by the Glenn family for all golfers to enjoy. This course offers blind tee shots, wonderful doglegs, brilliant changes of elevation, magnificent routing – and naturally gorgeous views on the front nine greens through the corridors of trees, and, of course, the highly documented epic views spanning hundreds and hundreds of miles as you make your way back to the clubhouse. The 17th at Roaring Gap takes "infinity green" to a whole new level. Surprisingly, Ross brings the course to a close with a long par 3, with a newly expanded menacing green. The course doesn't get a lot of play, but under the daily leadership of the hugely talented Superintendent, Erik Guinther, this 1926 gem plays in spectacular condition prior to its closure towards the end of October every year. You'll have a tough time picking a favourite hole!
Heard it from a friend, who, heard it from a friend, who, heard it from another this was a course not to miss. Having benefited from a recent restoration, this little known Ross gem has been revitalized back to its glory days and finds itself in amazing form. What a great pleasure to come up in the mountains and experience this fantastic course.
The renovation process was spearheaded by Dunlop White III, who clearly set his heart and soul into realizing the full potential of Roaring Gap, which included a tremendous amount of tree removal to reclaim width in the playing corridors and improve the turf with much needed light, air and nutrients. The course also benefited from a complete 18-hole green restoration, which was hugely successful. The renovated green complexes were certainly the highlight of the course and were returned right back to the size, shapes and dimensions that Ross originally had in mind as specified from his green drawings hanging on the golf shop wall. They possess very interesting gentle undulations and are full of internal contours. The greens surrounds are equally excellent and provide all kinds of fun and challenging short game options.
My favorite holes were the 6th, 12th and 17th. The par 3, 6th plays slightly downhill to an amazing volcano green. A short to mid iron depending on the wind and tee used but not a green to miss and very easy to leave yourself a challenging two putt with all the undulation.
The par 4, 12th is a wonderful medium length par 4 with a very interesting drive, leaving an uphill approach to a green steeply angled back to front. Not the green to end up long or be above the hole as your left with a lightening quick putt.
The par 4, 17th is a short par 4 that helps Roaring Gap leave a lasting impression. A wonderful green set on the ends of one of the most beautiful vistas of the valley you are going find. Approaching this green you have the feeling that missing long may just result in your ball descending far into the valley below.
If I lived in the area I would 100% want to be a member up here! What a great and interesting property: it pretty much has everything you could ask for; wonderful views and vistas; rolling hills with plenty of bumps, uneven terrain and a Donald Ross routing making the golf amazingly fun, challenging and varied.
Roaring Gap is still highly underrated in the US rankings, this is simply because it has been flying under the radar until recently and not enough raters have paid it a visit or have seen it before the restoration. Give it a little time and it should by all means assume its well-earned position in the Top 100 Courses in the US. I personally see it entering the list somewhere between 60-100. Time will tell.
Roaring Gap is worthy of discovery. It's special and unique for so many reasons: 1. Club Heritage: For one, there aren't many clubs in the world of golf that can claim such an illustrious heritage. Leonard Tufts, the second-generation magnate of the Massachusetts family that founded and operated Pinehurst Resort, was a co-founder of the club and served as its first President. Tufts thought so much of his Donald Ross design that he would passionately advertise it as the "Aristocrat of all his Courses" and called it "The Pinehurst of the Hills". 2. The Graystone: not many clubs in golf can sport a clubhouse with such history and grandeur. It's effectively a museum that stands out like a sentinel above the entire property.
The golf course sports two-iconic golf holes: 1. Hole 6: It's one of the most distinctive volcano-shaped greens on earth. The 142 yarder is fittingly named "Do-Drop", because tee shots either "do" land safely, or they "drop" down the steep embankments surrounding the green. There are few other holes in the world like Do-Drop. The twelfth hole at Bald Peak Colony in New Hampshire is the only one that comes to mind. 2. Hole 17: The golf course naturally reaches its crescendo at the seventeenth green perched dramatically on the crest of a 2,500-foot bluff with 75-mile scenic vistas across the heart of North Carolina. In the distance, Pilot Mountain, Hanging Rock, Saurartown Mountain and the Winston-Salem skyline are etched in the horizon.
Please note also that Ross carefully shaped knobby humps and bumps around the perimeter of the seventeenth green to mimic the silhouette of the foothills in the backdrop of the hole. Unforgettable for its strategy and beauty. The Par 5's have been awarded among the best sets in the world by Tom Doak in his Confidential Guide. 1. Hole 7 and Hole 11: These two par 5's have heaving uneven terrain, rumpled fairways, fiendish side slopes and steep plateau greens. With these type undulations, who needs bunkers? Yes, Ross left these holes bunker-less. A rarity. 2. Hole 16: shares its fairway with Hole 15 and stretches 130 yards in width. Very unique, but that's not it. The green is blindly located (hidden) in a dell, and its putting surface is a "punchbowl" as indicated on Ross's original green sketches. Rare again! Tiered Greens: Hole 13, 15 and 18: These are sensational holes with one-of-a-kind, two-tier greens. Here the tiers meander across the putting surfaces. They don't simply dissect it in half like most tiered greens. Great stuff!
Cross-Bunkers: Holes 4 and 5 -- by the Graystone Inn -- are strong holes with restored fore-bunkers and cross-bunkers on each. Cross-bunkers on hole 2 and hole 14 were also restored. While most Ross restorations around the country omit the recovery of these features, as meaningless and antiquated, Roaring Gap recovered them all. Their visual effects are stunning. Best Restorations! The authenticity of the sizes and shapes of the Greens are dead-on, and no club has taken such a methodical approach of recycling the evolved green turf to preserve it's aged look, texture and playability. At 6,450 yards, this is a museum piece. What it lacks in length it returns in character three-fold. Fun, charming, authentic with an unforgettable setting, if you can find it.
The most impressive aspect of Roaring Gap is its setting, perched at the top of a cliff, 1800 feet above the adjacent town of Thurmond. The finest view is from the 17th green, where Donald Ross once again showed there's not much new under the golf architect sun by building an infinity green in 1926. The recent renovation has restored the humps and bumps at the back of the green that Ross is said to have used to mimic the hills in the distant background. The day I played, one could easily see 100 miles.
The 9th at Royal County Down, #7 at Pebble, the opener at Jackson Hole……whatever your favorite golf viewpoint, you'll still be impressed by Roaring Gap's 17th. It's not the only hole with a view, however. The front nine plays along the west side of what the locals call the "Eastern Continental Divide", the point at which rainfall ends up in the Gulf of Mexico. And the 13th tee boasts a view of the spine of the Blue Ridge Mountains, not far from Mt. Mitchell, the highest point east of the Rockies. No, I haven't forgotten that, rather than being a geography site, this is a golf site.
Early in this century, two members of the Donald Ross Society, president Dunlop White and Captain Michael Fay, convinced the club that much of Ross's original work was no longer present. The club hired Kris Spence and made sure he had all the original drawings and photographs for a faithful restoration. Spence's reclamation of so many portions of greens lost to the modern triplex mower resulted in as fine a set of Ross greens as you'll find anywhere. Some include features not often associated with his work: a plateau at 13, a Maidenesque (two high spots separated by a trough at the back) 14th and a Punchbowl at 16. A couple outstanding Ross trademarks include the volcano par 3 5th and the finishing hole, a drivable par 3.
The green contours here are such that I never got a good stimpmeter reading on the speedy greens as I was unable to find a flat enough spot on which to roll golf balls.
While the green complexes are the highlight of Roaring Gap, from the tee, things are rather mundane. Only a pair of holes have fairway bunkers to challenge the golfer's mental and physical skills, and there are only two dogleg holes, though # 1 is, indeed, a doozy.
I was told that Tom Doak plans to include Roaring Gap as one of his 18 soul-stirring U.S. courses in the upcoming version of his Confidential Guide. The place has a great vibe and had the entire course matched the green complexes, I'd have rated it six balls. Alas the tee shots are in four ball territory, so I give it five overall.
Steve, this is a nice review. Like you I had the pleasure of playing Roaring Gap last week on Thursday the 8th. A beautiful day. You seem very informed about the surroundings and the course, I imagine being part of the Donald Ross Society helps that. I'll post my review soon.
Roaring Gap is classic Donald Ross design and the best mountain course I've played with tight fairways and excellent domed greens. It's a good challenge but also fair. The club itself is great and has a tremendous atmosphere.


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2009-2010 ICC Champions Trophy - ODI Series
Series Won by: Australia
Player of Series: R T Ponting
Date Match Ground / Location Result
22/09/2009 1st Match: South Africa v Sri Lanka SuperSport Park, Centurion Sri Lanka won by 55 runs
23/09/2009 2nd Match: Pakistan v West Indies Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Pakistan won by 5 wickets
24/09/2009 3rd Match: South Africa v New Zealand SuperSport Park, Centurion South Africa won by 5 wickets
25/09/2009 4th Match: England v Sri Lanka Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg England won by 6 wickets
26/09/2009 5th Match: Australia v West Indies Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Australia won by 50 runs
26/09/2009 6th Match: India v Pakistan SuperSport Park, Centurion Pakistan won by 54 runs
27/09/2009 7th Match: New Zealand v Sri Lanka Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg New Zealand won by 38 runs
27/09/2009 8th Match: South Africa v England SuperSport Park, Centurion England won by 22 runs
28/09/2009 9th Match: Australia v India SuperSport Park, Centurion No result
29/09/2009 10th Match: England v New Zealand Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg New Zealand won by 4 wickets
30/09/2009 11th Match: Australia v Pakistan SuperSport Park, Centurion Australia won by 2 wickets
30/09/2009 12th Match: India v West Indies Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg India won by 7 wickets
02/10/2009 1st Semi Final: Australia v England SuperSport Park, Centurion Australia won by 9 wickets
03/10/2009 2nd Semi Final: New Zealand v Pakistan Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg New Zealand won by 5 wickets
05/10/2009 Final: Australia v New Zealand SuperSport Park, Centurion Australia won by 6 wickets
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2 Key Quotes From Disney's Conference Call
Choice highlights from the entertainment giant's fiscal second-quarter chat with Wall Street analysts.
Its media business may be struggling, but Disney (NYSE:DIS) as a whole is doing just fine. The entertainment giant recently posted healthy increases on both the top and bottom lines for its fiscal second quarter.
Following that announcement, CEO Bob Iger and his team held a conference call with analysts to put the numbers in perspective. Here are two key quotes from that discussion.
Movies and parks led the way
Our results this quarter reflect strength in our parks and resorts and studio entertainment segments. -- CFO Christine McCarthy
A few areas of Disney's entertainment empire struggled during the quarter. Its consumer products division, for one, posted flat sales and lower profits due to weak results in Disney's retail stores.
And the media business was hurt by sluggish advertising revenue, mainly thanks to more declines in the base of pay TV subscribers. However, those challenges were offset by big wins in Disney's studio segment and its parks and resorts division.
Theatrical sales faced a tough comparison given the blockbuster success of Beauty and the Beast in the prior-year period. Yet Black Panther's popularity made passing that bar look easy. The film helped push studio revenue up 21% as operating profit jumped by 29% to $847 million. And, with Avengers Infinity War dominating in its debut, Disney now claims 9 of the top 10 biggest domestic box office openings on record.
The parks business arguably performed even better. Disney raised prices across many of its resorts and still attracted higher attendance and increased hotel occupancy, leading to a 13% spike in sales and 27% higher profits. This segment is becoming more important to the media giant's broader results, responsible for 28% of overall profits in the past six months, compared to 23% a year ago.
Getting ready for a new media world
Our incomparable collection of strong [global] brands puts us in great position to lead the way when it comes to building the direct relationships with consumers that will define the future of media. -- Iger
With only one month of signup and viewing data collected, Disney didn't have much information to share with investors about the recently launched ESPN Plus app, its boldest attempt yet to break its content out of the broadcast TV ecosystem. Iger only said that the app's early reviews were positive and "the response of sports fans has been enthusiastic."
It's clear that executives see the direct-to-consumer model as the future of the industry, though, and they're allocating a huge amount of technical and content-gathering resources toward preparing for it. Disney recently lifted its tech development spending plans, for example, and now sees the streaming division removing $180 million from earnings this year rather than the $130 million they had initially targeted.
The path that ESPN Plus takes over the next few months will tell investors a lot about how plausible Disney's hopes are for maintaining its earnings power through a shift to a subscription-based streaming service starting in late 2019.
Executives are excited about the possibilities of building a global service that might someday rival Netflix, given the robust slate of content they will launch across the Marvel, Disney Animation, LucasFilm, and Pixar studios over the next two years. "The deeper we delve into the possibilities of this platform," Iger said, "the more excited we are by its potential to drive value." Now it's up to Disney to convert that attractive potential into reality.
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Xofa Café is a great option for an afternoon tea or friend reunion, serving a Western food, coffee, tea, smoothies and a variety of freshly baked cakes – from crepe, creme brulee, matchamisu cake to coconut chiffon cake, all together with soft tissue, free glass of water and complimentary wifi. Despite of being in the heart of hustle Hanoi, visitors can enjoy a secluded space and laid-back atmosphere at Xofa Café. It's easy to find Xofa café, one situated at city center, within several steps from Hanoi Old Quarter, in a quietly spacious alley.
Xofa Café is inspired with French colonial architecture and surrounded by lush of trees, it retains of distinctive vibe that is reminiscent an old Hanoi. Interior is armed with exquisite sofa chairs, rustic wooden tables plus cozy ornaments. With gorgeous tea sets and Western pop music playing in radio plus aroma of baked bread and ground coffee pervading, visitors will really feel relaxed at Xofa Cafe.
The cost of meal is rather high for Vietnamese visitors due to its stringent requirement of imported ingredients. However, the quality of food and attentiveness of staffs and brightly fabulous settings will make visitors satisfied for sure. Backpackers can choose from a wide selection of reasonably priced cakes and drinks which will surely treat your taste bud well. Staffs members are helpful and well-trained looking courteous in spotlessly clean uniform. The coffee shop is usually full of visitors but overall ambience of coziness and tranquility that is impressive.


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Lakers Notes: Rumors, Aguilar, Finances, Gasol
October 17th 2012 at 9:55pm CST by Alex Lee
There has been no shortage of buzz this offseason when it comes to the Lakers, and while their big pieces are in place, that doesn't mean they're done dealing. We heard last week that Steve Blake and/or Chris Duhon may be available and then today from Mitch Kupchak that the team is not actively looking to move anyone. As we all wait patiently to see how their roster shakes out, let's round up some other notes out of the Staples Center:
David Wharton of the L.A. Times profiles Lakers center Ronnie Aguilar, who is working hard in hopes of going from training camp longshot to backup center. As of three weeks ago, Aguilar's efforts were not going unnoticed, as Marc J. Spears of Yahoo reported that Aguilar was a "dark horse candidate" to make the Lakers roster.
Also from the L.A. Times, Mike Bresnahan writes that the Lakers have become an economic juggernaut. Bresnahan says that the team makes up to $90MM in ticket sales per year, and is in the first year of new television deal that pays them $120MM this year. While they owe $30MM in luxury tax and are projected to pay $49MM in revenue-sharing in 2013, the franchise seems to be in as good of financial shape as it's ever been.
Living in constant fear of being shipped out of Los Angeles this offseason, Pau Gasol had to temper his excitement for playing with Steve Nash, writes Sean Deveney of Sporting News. While swapping out Andrew Bynum for Dwight Howard shouldn't majorly affect Gasol's game, no one should benefit from the existence of Nash more than the mid-range capable Spaniard.
Ronnie Aguilar


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For those who ventured out to Disney California Adventure last year for the Summer of Heroes celebration, you'll have a pretty good idea of what Pixar Fest entails. This includes a light decoration overlay in some key areas of the park (mainly the esplanade, both park entrances, Disneyland's Main Street, and DCA's Paradise Garden area), some awesome specialty food and drink options, specialty merch, character meet & greets, and 2 new(ish) shows and the return of the Paint the Night parade.
This is the part I've honestly been the most excited for, and so far, my expectations have been exceeded. There are new treats almost EVERYWHERE. I haven't tried most of the new options but the few things I have tried are DELISH.
If you love Pixar and all things cute, then be prepared to open your wallets (over and over and over again). There are so many cute things to buy it's actually overwhelming. From adorable popcorn buckets, tumblers, and straws - to classic merchandise like shirts and hats, there is something for everyone. Because there are so many things to buy you really have to check all around the park. Different carts and kiosks sell different items, in addition to all of the commemorative merchandise in the gift shops. Also, if you see something you like, BUY IT. There is a good chance if you try to come back for it at a later time it may be too late. Some of the more popular items like the sippers and the popcorn buckets will sell out quickly.
This is another personal favorite. In honor of Pixar, Disney California Adventure's Paradise Garden (over by Goofy's Sky School) has turned into "Pixar Pals". It's over in this area that you can wait to meet Pixar characters that we haven't seen around Disneyland for a long time (if ever!) The rotation of characters includes: Woody and Jesse, Sully and Mike, and more!
Lines for the character meet and greets are LONG so if you really want to meet the characters plan on doing this first thing in the morning.
This category is quite possibly the most hotly anticipated of the Fest. Mainly because we've been hearing about the technology and surprises included in the new nighttime fireworks spectacular for a while now. The new fireworks show called "Together Forever", focuses solely on Pixar films and is both fun and heartwarming. There is one showing at 9:30 and people will start claiming their spots as early as 7:30 or 8 (likely even earlier if you want a spot right in front of the castle). This show relies heavily on projections so anywhere along Main Street is a fine viewing location if you can't find something close to the castle.
The other new(ish) Pixar specific show is the updated "Pixar Play Parade". Disney has taken a lot of the floats from the original Pixar Play parade over at DCA and transported them over to Disneyland for the duration of this event. There are 3 new floats and all new choreography so in a lot of ways it does feel like a new parade. Always check your Disneyland app or park entertainment guides upon arrival for show times but typically there are two showings on weekends (at 3:30 and 6:00) and one during the week (at 6:00). A word of caution on this parade: there is water involved so if you are in the front row there is a very good chance you'll get sprayed.
Lastly, Disneyland's favorite nighttime parade, Paint the Night, is back! Only this time it's been moved to DCA. There are two showings on the weekends (at 8:45 and 10:45) and one during the week (at 8:45). If you want to see the parade AND the fireworks in Disneyland in the same day you'll likely need to watch the fireworks first and then make your way across the esplanade to see the later showing of Paint the Night.
There are some fun exclusives just for APs. The first is an Alien popcorn bucket that will be available starting April 24 and will be refillable for $1 until May 24. There is also an AP Corner in DCA over by Pixar Pals where you can take a picture in front of a commemorative backdrop and receive Pixar-themed removable decals (a new one every 2 weeks)!
Pixar Fest will be running from now until Sept 3 so you have plenty of time to enjoy the festivities. Things will REALLY pick up when Pixar Pier finally opens on June 23. For those of you planning to come only once, I would recommend waiting until after June 23 so you can get the FULL Pixar experience. Yes, lines will be long but it will be worth it to see all of the renovations up-close-and-personal.
I hope you found this blog post useful. Please leave a comment below with your thoughts and experiences!


As I reflect on my life and my accomplishments, by far the greatest is being a Mother. My lifelong dreams included motherhood. Having children is such an honorable responsibility and privilege. It has truly been my highest joy. I have 3 adult daughters and I can tell you that these ladies are amazing young women. They are honest, pure, innocent, loyal, loving, giving, talented and wholesome. Who wouldn't want to have them as daughters?! Meet Kyrsten (27), Kaitlyn (24) and Kourtney (23).
In honor of Motherhood, I posted a picture of our bass guitar string pearl bracelets. on FB and IG! I am offering these this week so you can buy something meaningful and special for your mother. The juxtaposition of sturdy rugged metal with delicate pearls seems fitting for Moms. We are sturdy and steady, like a rock. I know I have had to be this. When my husband faced loss because of mental illness...jobs, friends, etc...I had to be a rock for my family. I could never quit and so I became the steady leaning post for him and my girls. You can read more of our story here.
But we aren't only steady and strong, we are delicate and fragile and I celebrate this quality in women. I, for one, am the delicate blend of strong determination wrapped up in a delicate emotionally artistic, creative person. Ugh!!! Sigh!!! Sometimes it's frustrating and exhausting but I would not change me for anyone. Instead, I am slowly, ever so slowly, learning to thank myself for being this way because I feel every emotion so strongly. Like a river, the water runs deep. The current of my emotions is strong and it makes me the passionate woman that I am.
Because of all these traits, I feel deep compassion when others hurt. I cry when they cry. I laugh when they laugh. I am angry when they are wronged and justice is always close to my heart. I am learning to appreciate my own blend of strength and delicacy. I am apologizing less for my sensitive self and beginning to recognize what I offer those around me.
Not only are Mothers amazing, but pearls are as well. My close friend shared some incredible facts about pearls that I just have to share with you. Pearls and opals are the only living gems. They absorb the oil from your skin and stay hydrated. That means they are taking in your DNA! There is literally a part of you in the pearls and that makes them the perfect heirloom to pass down. They are made of calcium carbonate, the same material as your teeth. Diamonds and Emeralds can sit in a drawer and never fade, but pearls will dry and crack if they are not worn.
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Children who wear mermaid tails and single-fin pool toys are at greater risk of drowning because their ability to swim is reduced by up to 70 per cent, a study has found.
The Perth-based review commissioned by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, and conducted by the Royal Life Saving Society of WA, compared the swimming performance of 25 children aged two to 12, before and after they wore the toys.
It found the mermaid fin hindered a child's ability to swim by 70 per cent while the tail reduced it by 60 per cent, with the greatest impact recorded on younger children.
"Children are the greatest risk group for drownings in WA and any product that further increases this risk is a major concern," RLSSWA manager Lauren Nimmo said.
"Mermaid tails and fins reduce a child's ability to swim by making it significantly more difficult for children to float, restricting their movement and increasing tiredness."
However, about 75 per cent of children in the trial said they would be happy to use the tail again.
Commissioner for Consumer Protection David Hillyard said parents and guardians must carefully consider whether these products are appropriate for their children to use.
The ACCC has recommended restricting the products to children over the age of 10 and increasing adult supervision.
Mr Hillyard said concern about the mermaid toys was first raised two years ago after a video from the United States, showing a girl getting stuck upside down in her family's backyard pool while wearing a mermaid tail, went viral on social media.
"She was rescued by her mother who luckily was close by, but this could have ended very differently if an adult had not been present," he said.


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Barber joined the Giants as a second-round draft choice in 1997. When he retired following his 10th season in 2006, his name was all over the franchise's record book. Barber owns the Giants marks for rushing attempts in a career (2,217) and in a season (357 in 2005) and rushing yards in a career (10,440), a season (1,860 in 2005) and a game (234 at Washington on Dec. 20, 2006 in his final regular season game). Barber has the top three and four of the top five single-season rushing totals in Giants history and the two highest game totals. His 38 100-yard games are twice as many as No. 2 Joe Morris and his nine 100-yard games in 2004 is another record. Barber has the longest run from scrimmage in Giants history (95 yards at Oakland on Dec. 31, 2005) and his 55 rushing touchdowns are another one of his records. Barber's 17,359 all-purpose yards give him another record. He owns the Giants' top five single-season total yardage figures. Another one of his records is 13 catches at Dallas on Jan. 2, 2000. Barber is also second in franchise history with 586 career receptions. He was selected to three Pro Bowls (2004-06).
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Buy United Spirits at a price target of Rs 2,710 and a stop loss at Rs 2,640 from entry point.
Dr CK Narayan of Chart Advise has a buy call on United Spirits with a target price of Rs 2,710.
The current market price of United Spirits is Rs 2670.75.
Time period given by analyst is intraday when United Spirits price can reach defined target.
Dr CK Narayan recommended to keep stoploss at Rs 2,640.
United Spirits, incorporated in the year 1999, is a Large Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 38,813.41 Crore) operating in Beverages - Alcoholic sector.
United Spirits key Products/Revenue Segments include Beverages (Alcohol) which contributed Rs 25,294.70 Crore to Sales Value (99.59 per cent of Total Sales), Income From Franchise which contributed Rs 59.50 Crore to Sales Value (0.23 per cent of Total Sales), Scrap which contributed Rs 35.10 Crore to Sales Value (0.13 per cent of Total Sales) and Other Operating Revenue which contributed Rs 9.50 Crore to Sales Value (0.03 per cent of Total Sales)for the year ending 31-Mar-2017.
For the quarter ended 30-06-2017, the company has reported a Standalone sales of Rs 1,781.80 Crore, down 11.53 per cent from last quarter Sales of Rs 2,014.00 Crore and down 12.11 per cent from last year same quarter Sales of Rs 2,027.33 Crore.
Company has reported net profit after tax of Rs 62.90 Crore in latest quarter.
As on 31-03-2017, the company has a total of 145,327,743 shares outstanding.


Citizen science hydrologic data may be beneficial in enhancing models that forecast stream flow. Hydrogeologist Chris Lowry at the University of Buffalo founded the initiative CrowdHydrology in 2011 which uses crowdsourcing to gather hydrologic data. Lowry is now attempting to use the data gathered from CrowdHydrology into the National Water Model to possibly predict floods in the United States.The National Water Model simulates and forecasts stream flow in every stream in the USA, making it possible to use data which models the conditions of these streams to predict potential floods. Lowry's work is also part of a larger project at Arizona State University which is attempting to improve forecasting by using information gathered from social media, traffic cameras and webcams with the end goal to use accurate real-time data to connect first responders and citizens (read more here).