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package deebee.frontends

import deebee._
import deebee.exceptions._
import deebee.sql.SQLParser
import deebee.sql.ast._
import deebee.storage._

import scala.util.{Failure, Success, Try}

/**
 * A quick shell for demoing DML queries when DDL is not implemented.
 * Created by hawk on 12/2/14.
 */
object DemoShell {

  var faculty: Relation with Selectable with Modifyable = new View(
    Set[Row](
      Seq[Entry[_]](new IntegerEntry(1), new VarcharEntry("Gregory", 25), new VarcharEntry("Kapfhammer", 25), new VarcharEntry("Alden 106", 25)),
      Seq[Entry[_]](new IntegerEntry(2), new VarcharEntry("Robert", 25), new VarcharEntry("Roos", 25), new VarcharEntry("Alden 107", 25)),
      Seq[Entry[_]](new IntegerEntry(3), new VarcharEntry("Janyl", 25), new VarcharEntry("Jumadinova", 25), new VarcharEntry("Alden 107", 25)),
      Seq[Entry[_]](new IntegerEntry(4), new VarcharEntry("John", 25), new VarcharEntry("Wenskovitch", 25), new VarcharEntry("Alden 108", 25))
    ),
    Seq[Attribute](
      Attribute("id", IntegerType, List(Primary_Key, Not_Null)),
      Attribute("first_name", VarcharType(25), Nil),
      Attribute("last_name", VarcharType(25), Nil),
      Attribute("office", VarcharType(25), Nil)
    )
  )

  protected[deebee] def doDemo(): Unit = {
    println("Welcome to the DeeBee Interactive Demo!\nEnter SQL commands at the prompt, or type `.exit` to exit.")
    print("> ")
    for {line <- io.Source.stdin.getLines() if line != ".exit"}{
      println(
        SQLParser.parse(line) match {
          case util.Success(t) => Try(
            t match {
              case s: SelectStmt if s.from.name == "faculty" => faculty.process(s).foreach(println _)
              case i: InsertStmt if i.into.name == "faculty" => faculty.process(i) match {
                case Success(r) => faculty = r
                case Failure(why) => println(why)
              }
              case d: DeleteStmt if d.from.name == "faculty" => faculty.process(d) match {
                case Success(r) => faculty = r
                case Failure(why) => println(why)
              }
              case _ => t
            }
          ) match {
            case Success(fully) => println(fully)
            case Failure(qe: QueryException) => println(qe.getMessage)
          }
          case util.Failure(e) => e
        })
      print("> ")
    }
    System.exit(0)
  }
  /**
   * Quick REPL for debugging. `.exit` exits.
   * @param args any command-line args passed to the REPL. Currently none are supported.
   */
  def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
    args match {
      case Array("--parse") => SQLParser.main(args)
      case _ => doDemo()
    }
  }

}

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Over the Years… Thanksgiving Edition
Click her to view the full FB Displays & Designs, Inc. November E-Newsletter.
Up until the time we had the pleasure of working with Sefar Inc., I had never been to New Orleans. To say that I'm thankful I went would be just a bit of an understatement (to say that my coworkers were thankful to have another "T-free" day as a result would be even more so). Happier still was I that the airlines didn't have flights available for me to do my usual "One Day In/Out" routine, thus forcing me to fly in the day before the install. This in turn forced me to spend the day enjoying myself while I walked up and down Bourbon Street and all the other streets that intersect it. It's a fascinating place, and I highly recommend that you try to get there at least once in your life. I mean, where else do you think you're going to find a park dedicated to the likes of Louis Prima and Al Hirt?
In general, traveling has become one of the great pleasures in my life that, while growing up, I never thought would be. Back then, I was very much of a homebody, and I looked forward to being able to one-day purchase the house directly next to my folks – assuming they wouldn't allow me to build one directly on top of theirs. But now, I almost dive at any chance I can get to travel. On the one hand, it allows me to see a new place, feel a new vibe, experience a new kind of person. And on the other hand, it allows me to ensure first hand that our clients are being well taken care of. They deserve to be. And while I don't have a third hand, if I did, on it I would mention that I enjoy traveling because absence actually does help to make the heart grow fonder. In laymen's terms – it's when I go away that I realize most clearly how important my family is to me.
I am looking forward to spending another Thanksgiving with them – my personal favorite Holiday of the year. It's my favorite because there's no fuss nor muss to it. Unlike other holidays, there's nothing to do and nowhere to run off to. Just a warm house, cozy slippers, good food, the people you love and giving thanks for whatever it is you happen to be thankful for. Personally speaking, among other things, I am thankful for you. It's you who help me to provide the warm house, the cozy slippers and the good food (well, the food at any rate. It's actually my wife who makes it "good"). It's through your partnership with FB Displays & Designs Inc. that we can continue to do what we do best. I just thought you should know that, and that we're thankful for you as a result.
I hope you all have someone in your life that is able to make food good, and I hope you all enjoy a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday!
Troy Stover is the Operations Manager for FB Displays & Designs, Inc.
By displaysanddesignsin exhibiting, Office Culture, Trade Show Displays November 21, 2011 527 WordsLeave a comment
The "Bum's Rush" Can Cost Big Bucks
"What you see is what you get". This is especially true with regard to exhibitor behavior at both public and industry trade shows. It's easy to tell immediately which companies put obvious time and effort into their exhibiting strategy. The company's exhibit will offer a welcoming feel and booth staff will positively interact with visitors, taking the time to ask questions and provide answers.
The flipside of the "what-you-see" truism is, "What you don't see is also what you get". This is referring to all those exhibitors who just have to get a head start on tear down and be the first out the door towards the end of the show.
When an exhibitor leaves early, they are still showing… but what?
Disregard for neighboring exhibitors. It is very difficult to engage a potential client in serious discussion when your neighbor is dismantling their exhibit.
Disrespect for visitors trying to navigate the aisles. Early tear down leaves a poor impression of the show in the minds of visitors. It is also potentially dangerous to have people milling around unsecured booth parts and equipment.
Disdain for show management. An exhibitor may think he or she is sending a message to management that the show wasn't successful. Instead, this individual looks unprofessional, disrespectful and risks the chance of not being invited to future events. Most show managers discourage, and in some cases prohibit, leaving early. There are often severe penalties for breaking this part of the exhibitor agreement including loss of priority points or poor location for future shows. Yet there are always a few exhibitors who think the rules were written for everyone else.
Unfortunately, exhibitors who tear down early don't realize whom they are hurting most… themselves!
To neighboring exhibitors, show visitors, and show management, tearing down early is usually just an annoyance that will soon vanish, but these exhibitors run the risk of doing serious long-term harm to their companies. These people are not only missing sales on the show floor, but also future sales from missed opportunities with potential clients.
Research has shown that 30% of all show floor sales are consummated during the final two hours of exhibit time. Many buyers use the first segments of a show to preview products and develop specifications for purchases. The actual purchase is made at the end of the show. It's not uncommon to see a visitor walk away angry when he or she returns to a particular booth to do business only to learn that the exhibitor has "left early".
It is difficult to understand why a company would spend money for show space, an exhibit, staff travel and lodging expenses to come to an event where clients and potential clients pay to visit them, and then leave potential dollars for the competition!
The next time you are tempted to leave a show early, remember that patience and perseverance are as necessary to success as an exciting booth and well-trained staff. Waiting (and working) for every client at a trade show is what separates winners who care about their customers from losers who give them the "bum's rush".
SOURCE: Jim Lynn, ShowSell.com
By displaysanddesignsin Business Solutions, Customer Service, displays, exhibiting, Trade Show Tips November 14, 2011 527 Words2 Comments
Woman-Owned Businesses are Coming to Power
This article was written by Devanny Novak and originally appeared in the 11/2/11 Exhibit City News headliner.
In an industry where most businesses are owned and operated by men, it is easy to overlook woman-owned companies. Most professionals, when searching for an exhibit designer or furniture provider, don't even think about the difference between doing business with a woman-owned company versus a predominately male one.
For those woman-owned businesses, however, the concept of supporting other predominately female companies is a factor that plays into every decision.
DJ Heckes
"I focus on buying from other Women Business Enterprise (WBE) members to support each other as a first option," said DJ Heckes, owner of Exhib-it!, a New Mexico-based tradeshow marketing company. "Then I go through the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) secondly."
For a company to be registered as woman-owned, it must meet the credentials set by an organization like WBE or NAWBO. The certification process defines a list of criteria the business must meet, such as being at least 51 percent woman-owned and completely operated by a woman. Some organizations, like the Women Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), assign a case worker to visit the company and verify the credentials.
But jumping through the hoops of a certification process is worth the hassle.
"I have worked with many WBE members, and it has improved my overall business," said Heckes. "The WBE Membership Program provides government-owned agencies a tool to help meet their Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB) contracting goal of five percent. Additionally, restricting competition to qualified WOSBs increases our success."
Becoming a certified woman-owned business also helps boost most companies' clientele.
"It is valuable," said Freddie Georges, owner of Freddie Georges Production Group (FG|PG). "It's contributed to business growth via access to Fortune 500 companies who may otherwise not consider doing business with FG|PG."
Although it is important for women to support other women, it's also becoming vital for others to work with predominately female organizations. In a recent article from TIME Magazine, Belinda Luscombe touted the "She-conomy" – America's migration to a knowledge-based economy where women make up the majority of the workforce.
"In the U.S., women hold sway over 51.3 percent of the nation's private wealth," she wrote. "In 2007, women were $90 billion worth of the $200 billion consumer-electronics business. They're $105 billion of the $256 billion home-improvement market. They're 44 percent of NFL fans."
Amanda Helgemoe
Luscombe goes on to say that there are few industries that do not recognize the female dollar, and therefore, female buying power, which women have a lot of.
According to a study from the Boston Consulting Group, women control $12 trillion in the overall $18.4 trillion in global spending.
With all of this power and spending money in the hands of women, it seems like a foolish thing to ignore woman-owned businesses in the tradeshow industry.
"Most of our customers are initially skeptical about whether or not we are really woman-owned and operated," said Amanda Helgemoe, owner of Nuvista, a Texas-based tradeshow services provider. "Once they give us an opportunity, it becomes clear to them and they are very respectful of what we are trying to accomplish in this industry."
Working with a woman-owned business is not only a great idea because of the buying power, but it helps promote gender equality in the workplace. Walmart's recent strategy to aim new programs and more spending toward women-owned businesses and female workers is helping women all over the world improve their standing and become equal with men in the economy.
"Walmart's global women's initiative has the potential to be a game-changer for women and for economic growth," said Melanne Verveer, U.S. Ambassador at Large for Global Women's Issues. "By tapping its core competencies as a global retailer, Walmart will empower more women to access markets and develop careers in the global supply chain, transforming their lives and the lives of their families."
With the idea of promoting woman-owned businesses becoming more mainstream, it is only a matter of time before the tradeshow industry follows suit.
"Working in a male-dominated career field can be challenging," said Heckes. "What I feel has been the biggest benefit, as well as a competitive advantage, is my attitude toward having an open mind. Women have the ability to be strategic and tactical when needed for adopting change in their environment."
By displaysanddesignsin Business, Business Solutions, Customer Service, displays, exhibiting November 2, 2011 723 Words1 Comment

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2a What are the main challenges which appear to be facing the British officials in Berlin?
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All God's angels come to us disguised. ~James Russell Lowell
December, 1862 – The 120,000 man Union Army of the Potomac moved sluggishly south into Northern Virginia, a large clumsy bear trying to swipe a mortal blow against the frustratingly nimble grey fox, Robert E Lee and his 72,500 man army of Northern Virginia – a wounded but dangerous foe still reeling from its near annihilation at Antietam in September.
The Federal plan called for speed and deception – feigning a move on nearby towns along the Rappahannock, only to cross the river and rapidly claim the town of Fredericksburg, engaging pieces of Lee's fragmented army. Through brute force and overwhelming odds, the Federals would carry the war to Richmond and crush the Southern rebellion. Yet, the Union army suffered from weak and serially indecisive leadership. The inept Maj. General Ambrose Burnside, a failed Rhode Island businessman wracked with self-doubt, led the Federals. Months earlier, his ultra conservative brinksmanship on a stone bridge at Antietam turned a certain Federal rout of the Confederates into a desperate draw. Despite his obvious mediocrity, the corpulent Burnside was deemed by Lincoln as the best available choice to replace an even greater incompetent General George McClellan whose patrician insubordination and penchant for avoiding battle led to his dismissal.
The Union Right, Center and Left Grand divisions led respectively by Major Generals Sumner, Hooker and Franklin were facing the cream of the Confederacy – Robert E Lee, Longstreet, Pickett, AP Hill, Anderson, Early, McLaws and J.E.B Stuart. The Federals had wasted a month getting into position to launch their "surprise "attack, electing to wait to assemble pontoon bridges to cross the Rappahannock instead of crossing at shallower fords and more rapidly engaging a divided enemy before the entire army of Northern Virginia could reassemble. As Burnside equivocated, Lee built formidable defenses, President Lincoln fumed and the fate of thousands of young men was decided.
The union army 2nd Corps and 4th Corps finally crossed the Rappahannock on December 12th where they proceeded to loot Fredericksburg while dodging artillery and sniper fire. Among those bivouacking on the even of battle was private William O Grady and other Irish soldiers of 63rd, 69th and 88th NY infantry, three Gaelic brigades of immigrants, many conscripted straight off ships as they arrived in America fleeing famine and hardships suffered under colonial England. Pressed into service to defend their adopted country, the boys from counties such as Sligo, Mayo and Wexford were mustered under Capt. Thomas Francis Meagher in the 2nd brigade of the 1st Division, 2nd Army Corps. Meagher was a charismatic leader and political fugitive, once indicted for sedition by the English government and sent to Tasmania, only to escape to NY and enlist to lead his native countryman.
The chaplain of the brigade was Jesuit priest William Corby who would later become the President of Notre Dame University. On the frigid evening of December 12, a light snow swirled as O'Grady and his comrades from the fighting 69th gathered around makeshift fires playing Celtic Christmas carols on fife, violin and guitar. Across a quarter mile canyon of killing ground, a young Confederate from South Carolina, 19 year old Sergeant Richard Kirkland, listened to acoustic shadows as he stood picket duty, stomping his feet to warm frigid toes. Behind him, the men of Kershaw's 2nd South Carolinians prepared their defense behind a sunken stone wall at the elevated crest of a ridge known simply as Maryes Heights.
The fifth son of a religious, fourth generation Southern family, Kirkland enlisted to defend South Carolina interests against Northern aggression. In the months preceding Fredericksburg, Kirkland's idealism was shredded by the shrapnel battles of Bull Run and Antietam where he witnessed friends killed and the terrifying reality of modern warfare. He lay awake that evening staring at an endless ocean of union fires and dancing shadows. He knew that the next morning would be the last dawn for many of these men.
The battle opened slowly with assaults across a field of hard morning frost and swirling ground fog. Union soldiers moved through fields of fire that sloped up from assault positions, climbing across over 800 yards of open, frozen ground. " The generals cannot be foolish as to order us up that hill" reassured Chaplain Corby to his worried men. He was dead wrong. At 1pm and again at 3:30pm in the dying flat twilight of the day, O'Grady and 1200 men of the Irish brigade were ordered to launch a suicidal charge. Clutching their regimental colors that were stitched with the Gaelic expression "Faugh a ballagh" or " Clear the way"; Union officers ordered 16 individual charges into a fusillade of Southern rifle, canister and solid shot. Not a single Union solider reached within 30 yards of the stone bulwark six deep with butternut sharpshooters.
As dusk descended on the inferno, 6300 men laid dead and wounded in the ebony expanse of no man's land that stretched between the Confederate and Union lines. As frozen rain turned to snow and temperatures plummeted, soldiers were tormented by cries of agony and pleas for help from the wounded. Kirkland covered his ears and turned away at the haunted entreaties. As the night yielded to an apocalyptic dawn of death, Kirkland could stand it no longer. He leapt into action, gathering up canteens, risking certain death to administer first aid to enemies that only hours before were seeking to kill him.
With permission from a very reticent General Kershaw, Kirkland made it to O'Grady and several wounded Irish soldiers, carefully cradling their heads in his hand as he gently offered them water. A sniper's bullet pitched up frozen earth near Kirkland's foot. Another shot hit an adjacent body with a thud. Kirkland moved quickly to more men. Soon, a Union officer ascertained what the young man was doing and ordered his men, " cease fire. Don't shoot that man. He is too brave to die." The dead were stacked like cordwood as Kirkland moved frozen bodies rigid with rigor mortis, attempting to find soldiers in need of attention. By the end of day, he returned to his lines exhausted but forever immortal. Months later, Kirkland and two friends were leading a Confederate counter attack up Snodgrass Hill at Chickamauga, Tennessee. Finding himself and his friends too far extended beyond his lines, he turned to retreat to safety and was shot in the back. As he lay dying, he asked his friend to " tell my pa I died right". He was 20 years old.
At Christmas, we are moved by the magic of the yuletide season. It is a time when visions of angels inspire us and goodwill and compassion can transform any man. It is a time where we reveal our gentler natures and humanity. We recognize that there are no burning bushes, only people who serve a higher and nobler purpose in life. To risk one's life to save a stranger is to express the ultimate love that was proffered by God when he sent his only son to earth to bring the word of God to man. Perhaps the Kirkland memorial at Fredericksburg best defines what it means to be an angel: "Dedicated to Sgt Richard Kirkland CSA – At the risk of his life, this American of sublime passion brought water to his wounded foes at Fredericksburg. The fighting men on both sides called him the Angel of Maryes Heights."
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Buy a T-Rex Book for Someone You Love….
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We all have that certain special someone in our lives – that angry, disaffected, the world-is-going-to-hell and our President is really an enemy agent kind of friend or relative who needs to either be euthanized like a lame horse or trained to laugh…Arsenic is expensive and unless you live in Oregon, I suggest you give him or her a copy of T-Rex By The Tail or Bicentennial Rex for Christmas or Hanukkah. Hell, get them both books!
At a minimum, do your patriotic bit to stimulate the local economy and buy a copy from Elm Street Books or simply click on this web site's masthead and help Jeff Bezos make an extra $10k to tip his pedicurist by using Amazon.com.
According to one angry T-Rex, "each dollar you spend helps prime the economy, keeping people employed and paying taxes – taxes that go to fund do-gooder give-aways, socialized medicine and stitch together a social safety net that is becoming a massive European style hammock….Grrrrrr!"
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5.0 out of 5 stars LOVED IT, July 29, 2012
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I knew it was going to be a good read, have known Mike for years. All I had to do was get past the first few pages , it was tough, and the rest was easy. I do remember being raised by a "dinosaur" and even see Woody in alot of the chapters. Mike has done a great job of allowing the younger generation to see what child rearing was, and maybe still should be, like . Congrats to a great author, and THANKS !!!!!
5.0 out of 5 stars Not Your Father's Brady Bunch, July 29, 2013
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This review is from: BiCentennial Rex (Tales of The T-Rex) (Volume 2) (Paperback)
This is a fun book. What self-loving Baby Boomer wouldn't love to take a trip down a memory lane lined with humor and keen insight? And it's a very fun and realistic trip at that. Turpin captures the charming idiocy of the adolescent male (I apologize for the multiple redundancies in this sentence) growing up in the 1970's with wit, verve and understanding. The Patton family is much more realistic (and amusing) than that "other" southern California tribe, the Brady's. Just as clearly, Central Casting could never have managed to find an appropriate Karl ("Rex") . . . the Patton patriarch – a cross between an Old Testament prophet and a sleep deprived George Patton.
This is a great and funny read, full of smarts and happy memory ghosts. I highly recommend it.
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Give Me Darien or Give Me Death
December 2, 2013 December 2, 2013 Michael Turpin1 Comment
Sherlock Holmes in "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
"He [Moriarty] is the Napoleon of crime, Watson. He is the organizer of half that is evil and nearly all that is undetected in this great city. He is a genius, a philosopher, an abstract thinker. He has a brain of the first order." Sherlock Holmes, The Final Problem
The last game of the regular season was a nail biter fought against a motivated rival that wanted nothing more than to prove their prowess as a 8-1 team, secure regional bragging rights and defend their year-long hold on the coveted Turkey Bowl championship trophy. Our boys were 12-0 and recently crowned FCIAC champs, now fighting to stay ranked number one in CT and for the right to join the rarefied pantheon of undefeated teams from their high school.
As with all things New England, the weather proved a fickle twelfth man – denying each squad the ability to leverage some perceived advantage. The scoring see-sawed across missed and executed assignments, made and incomplete plays, turnovers, penalties, and defensive and offensive gems. It was a thrill and agony for thousands of Darien and New Canaan fans who left the warmth of their homes in hopes of sautéing their dinners with a win in the eighty-fourth annual Thanksgiving Day meeting of the two border town rivals.
Over the years, this particular rivalry has become part of our unique, small town mythology. As the parent of a senior player, I was very familiar with the families on both sides of the ball – having shared a decade of sidelines with my fellow New Canaanites and equally invested Darien parents at countless football and lacrosse games. The only thing that separated us over the years had been a thin green patch of field and an invisible geographic line of demarcation that moved like an EKG from east to west across Southern Fairfield County.
In a place where we must endure waiting – for spring, for summer, for a seat on a train, for a storm to stop, for electricity to go back on, for a market to turn and for a second chance to right a wrong, rivalries give our lives discreet meaning. Our rivals teach us much about ourselves – how to overcome defeat, how to behave in victory, how to work hard and how to focus. It's about periodically having your best laid plans thwarted and not getting too comfortable with press clippings or self charted trajectory. Like the old west, it's a reminder that on any given day, there may be a guy out there who can draw his gun a little faster.
I was informed upon moving to New Canaan that the tribe to the south was indeed the enemy. Like us, they were successful, war-like and athletic. As in nature, there was only room at the top of the food chain for one champion. Initially, I found it hard to distinguish them from our own – and it seemed that our mutual disdain, like property taxes, was foisted upon us when we signed the mortgage papers. We were in fact, like two twisted oaks arising out of the same single root system. Later in life, my daughter would return home from college across three thousand miles of America and announce that her new best guy friend was a guy named Grant from Darien. Mon enfant? Sacre Bleu?
Personally, I love being a part of the almost century long rivalry between these sibling communities. Competition is the essence of our American ethos and it brings us meaning and purpose. A player is not only competing for the right to assert his/her alpha status – a rank which, by the way, carries only a 364 day shelf life; but, the competitor also gets to experience what it feels like to be a standard bearer for their town. Any regional competition becomes much more than a game, it evolves into a hot stove debate over generational genetics and who has the better coffee shop and diner. And oh, those games can be barn burners.
Like Holmes and Moriarty, Superman and Lex Luther or Batman and the Joker, rivals need each other to fuel their own identities. Closer to home, it helps promote a sense of team and community and it creates life lessons. Irrespective of statistical match-ups, each year it seems our teams prove worthy of one another. As in life, there have been epic struggles and disappointing blow-outs, tear-jerkers and made for TV endings that somehow felt as though one or the other side had been favored by the Gods. More practically, these were the first opportunities for high-bottom kids raised in cocoons of managed self-esteem to have to bite from the bittersweet apple of momentary failure.
Any rivalry that runs deep can get out of hand. Having gratefully grown up before police blotters and social media attacks on kids who (yes, it is true) occasionally make bone-headed choices, I have seen fist fights, petty pre-school exchanges between adults, school graffiti and a Wild Kingdom episode from 2012 where some weak prostate alumnae thought it would be funny to urinate on our players' gym bags (BTW, most of those gym bags smelled the same even after the incident, so the joke's on you guys).
Yet, compared to some of the dumb things I saw growing up, most of these bad decisions can be classified as misdemeanors of stupidity. (I did, however, think it would be clever to give the first hundred Darien fans urine specimen cups as a gate prize at this year's Turkey Bowl but I was dismissed from the adult's table before I could get much support.) The fact is our kids do get caught up in the rivalry and don't always have the same evolved filters or restraints that adults are "supposed" to exhibit. The good news is kids all grow up and eventually, with exception of Washington politicians and talk show hosts, they learn not to act on the first thought that comes into their head.
I stared up at the scoreboard as the last Ram pass fell incomplete. For the first time this season, it showed a visitor winning the game, 28-24. It was a very sad moment for the senior players and the fans on the west side of the field but I could feel the elation from those parents and families shivering in the visitor section. Yes, a few Darien students ran on to the field taunting us like protestors at a G8 summit but it is hard to take anyone too seriously wearing designer high tops and a Hermes silk handkerchief tied around their face.
It did sting to lose — especially to our rivals. But, there was something about the loss that added another log to the eighty-five year old fire. It created more conversation, more conviction and a level of focus. It passed a baton to a next generation of underclassmen to protect or wrest back the trophy.
Rivalry is part of any ecosystem. It seems at our core, we are all competing and at the same time, need to identify with something greater than ourselves. We need to benchmark our progress against something that we respect that is immediate. It's in these rivalries that we discover the best and worst in ourselves as communities and as individuals. An annual grudge match that grew out of a muddy field to give bragging rights to one half of a tiny part of Southern Connecticut, has come of age.
As I watched my son collapse on the couch later that day, I knew there was nothing I could do to console him. Time, friends and copious amounts of food and football would ease his pain. These are quiet moments where a pregnant pause can feel like nine months. However, young adults are resilient and life lessons are important alloys to building stronger characters of steel.
"They played well." He said sighing to no one in particular. "It was a thousand little things that killed us."
I just sat listening as he deconstructed the day in random sound bites, finally lifting his bruised body off the couch.
"I sure hope we see them again in States." He grabbed some food from the fridge and went upstairs to take a shower.
I smiled, slowly climbing out of my vicarious parental funk.
Yeah, I thought, just wait until next time!"
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Recipe by Christina Schnurr, Bites Baked Goods.
Cut the blood orange in half, then cut & reserve one slice for garnish.
Cut the peel and pith off of one half of the orange, and juice the other half.
Place baby spinach leaves in the bottom of the blender.
Top with wild blueberries and all remaining ingredients.
Blend for 30-60 seconds, stopping and stirring if necessary, until very smooth.
Pour into your glass of choice and garnish with the reserved blood orange slice and a few wild blueberries. Enjoy!


Both Varèse albums were regular U.S. releases, but the 1986 album was already long out of print by the time the 1994 album debuted. The 2007 That's Entertainment re-issue of the same contents was still commercially available when Intrada offered its expanded album in 2015, a product limited to an unknown quantity and retailing primarily through soundtrack specialty outlets for an initial price of $20.
The Secret of N.I.M.H.: (Jerry Goldsmith) Animated films were undergoing a significant change in the 1980's, one which would eventually lead to the vast business of made-for-video animated pictures for small children. For a long time, Disney held a grip on the large-scale, animated film industry, but by the time The Little Mermaid revived their dominance in 1989 after a long string of underachieving entries, several offshoots of that industry were thriving. One such competitor was director and producer Don Bluth, who had been a Disney animator until 1979, when, sensing a potential decline at Disney, he started his own animation business. Eventually, he would be best known for bringing to life the highly acclaimed An American Tail and The Land Before Time series. One of his early efforts was the animated, non-musical adaptation of Robert C. O'Brien's "Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of N.I.M.H.," the tale of rats made intelligent in human laboratories that escape to try to form a community for themselves in the wild. They encounter a family attempting to find a new home before they are obliterated by the harvesting of the farm on which they live. Between the amount of illness and death in the story and the dark fantasy concepts abounding, the story frightened more than a few small children. But Bluth certainly triumphed in stealing some attention from Disney, with The Secret of N.I.M.H., despite struggling initially to recoup its budget, meeting with critical and eventual popular success and remaining a sentimental favorite for many viewers decades later. One of the reasons for this positive response was the surprisingly traditional orchestral score for the movie by Jerry Goldsmith. The early to mid-1980's were a remarkable time in Goldsmith's career (and some will argue with good reason that it was his best), and The Secret of N.I.M.H. was an entry during this period that represented a major departure for the veteran composer. He had never scored an animated picture; in fact, his body of work was limited on the children's front, with the majority of attention paid to him for his horror, science fiction, and war drama scores at the time. Goldsmith admits that he at first did not know how to go about scoring the film, remarking that animated films require a different role for the music than their live action counterparts.
The composer's solution to his dilemma of writing music for this new genre was to treat The Secret of N.I.M.H. as though it were one of his regular live-action projects, allowing the music to maintain a sense of consistency that would assist the story reach organic appeal. The composer also noted that animated films need great continuity in their music to help ease the frequent transitions between quick scene and angle changes in the narrative. Thus, the end result of his work for The Secret of N.I.M.H. is a score that does not play like a post-2000 animated film score. There are no jumpy phrases, sudden parody blasts, or joke-line ensemble hits. Sparingly mixed into the orchestral performances by the National Philharmonic Orchestra are The Ambrosian Singers, a usual group of collaborators with the composer at the time. Structurally, Goldsmith tackles the score with the same lengthy cue structure as Poltergeist or Star Trek: The Motion Picture, with the music taking its good time building up momentum to its action sequences and then letting off its steam slowly. The choral application, squarely targeted at the supernatural wizardry elements of the plot, is expected and not of particular note, mostly because the composer treats the singers as though they are just another element of the symphonic ensemble. Thus, they perform lines that typically compliment or replace the strings and therefore aren't meant as overtly majestic accents. The orchestra's recording is crisp and surprisingly clear in the upper brass regions during cues of elevated action. There is some archival harshness to the brass that often resulted from the mixes of scores from this era, though this distinction adds an appropriate amount of minimal menace when needed in the tone of the music. A strong and fluid sense of consistency both aids and hinders the score, not allowing Goldsmith to pull out all the plugs in singular moments as he would for Legend. Also of note is the fact that Goldsmith completely abandons his synthetic elements in this recording, a rarity for the composer at the time. This yields moments of soaring symphonic grace such as "Flying High/End Title," which offers victorious renditions of the primary themes in a conservatively pretty environment. The composer wrote upwards of eight themes for the film, though many are targeted at specific characters in such a way as to only be utilized in minimal references in each case.
The sparse 1986 album's insert contains a rare note from Goldsmith about the score. That product came with a foam ring to hold the CD in place (a definite sign of a very early CD product). The 1994 album's insert features a note about Goldsmith's career up to the date of pressing. The insert of the 2007 That's Entertainment product offers no information about the score or film. That of the 2015 Intrada album presents notation about both.
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Georgetown, at just over 1,700 square feet, offers an open floor plan with porch and formal entry. The great room with optional fireplace is attached to kitchen, breakfast area, and dining room. A pantry and utility room complete the main living area. The master bedroom features a walk-in closet and master bath, while 2 additional bedrooms share a bath with linen closet.


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Q: Is x -> y the same in c as x.y in c#/java? Is -> doing the same thing in C as . in Java/C#?
In Java/C# you access items inside a struct via the . operator.
It seems to me that d_name is inside dir and its being accessed as an item inside dir
DIR *d;
struct dirent *dir;
d = opendir("."); // get current directory
if (d)
{
    while ((dir = readdir(d)) != NULL)
    {
    // whilst item exists
    printf("%s\n", dir -> d_name);
    }
closedir(d);
}

If this is not the case then I am missing something and I would like a simple explanation if possible.

A: In a vague sense, yes. Java does not have pointers, nor the concept of objects being passed by value; in essence, all objects are stored and passed by reference and the associated memory is freed by the garbage collector when unused.

A: Keep in mind the difference between an struct, and a pointer to an struct.
Let's assume a 32 bit compiler.
Let's create an struct:
struct point_i {
    int x;
    int y;
};

This struct has two int members. Each integer is four bytes in size so the struct size in total is eight bytes.
Then use the struct:
strut point_i my_point;        // 8 bytes allocated, lets assume that they
                               // are located at address 0x10000000.
my_point.y = 10;

When you do this, the compiler knows where my_point is located and its size and it also knows where the member y is with respect to the struct. So it compiles (very roughly) to something like:
MOV [0x10000004], 10     ;; Notice that its 0x10000000 + 4.
                         ;; The first four bytes are X so we skip them
                         ;; to get to Y and put 10 in that memory address.

On the other hand, when you have a pointer:
strut point_i *another_point;       // 4 bytes allocated, the pointer size.
                                    // Let's assume in 0x20000000.

another_point = get_random_point(); // Get an address to some random point.

another_point->y = 10;              // You have to use -> to reference the member
                                    // because you are not dealing with an struct
                                    // anymore but a *pointer* to said struct.

And since the compiler has no idea what address you are going to put in that pointer it has to generate code that is a bit different.
MOV EBX, [0x20000000]     ;; 0x20000000 has your pointer. So we fetch it.
MOV [EBX+4], 10           ;; Dereference the pointer and put 10 in Y.
                          ;; You can see that we now have two memory references,
                          ;; one to get the pointer and another to get where it
                          ;; points to. So it is a layer of indirection.

Notice that this is a very simplified view of the world. The compiler/linker and the operating system resolve memory addresses on your programs. But it should clarify what's going on behind the courtains. Pointer dereferencing is a major part of C.

A: Variables of class type in both .NET and Java hold references, whose behavior is similar to that of a malloc'ed pointer in C, except that C allows arithmetic and conversions between pointers and integers, whereas references allow no such arithmetic nor conversions.  If o holds a reference to an object of class C with a field f, o.f in C# or Java is roughly equivalent to o->f in C.
Instance methods take an implied parameter, which is guaranteed to hold a reference to an instance of the appropriate type.  If im is a non-virtual method of o, then o.im(whatever) is equivalent to C_im(o, whatever);.  If vm is a virtual member, the system will define an internal method which returns the address of the implementation applicable to a given instance.  Thus, o.vm(whatever) is equivalent to C_get_vm(o)(o, whatever);
Structures in C# behave more like structures in C.  Structure field access uses the same . token as class field access, but if s is a structure of type S with field f, then s.f in C# is like s.f in C.  Instance methods are called by passing a "byref" to the object instance, such that s.im(whatever) would be equivalent to S_im(&s, whatever);.  Note that operations on a structure-type variable will operate on the variable itself, unlike operations on a class-type variable which (as with C's -> token) will be performed upon something to which the variable holds a reference.
PS--I dislike the decision to have C# use . rather than -> for class field access or for the invocation of class member functions by passing the object reference contained in a variable.  I would rather have seen foo.whatever consistently refer to or modify foo itself, and foo->whatever consistently refer to or modify a thing to which foo holds a reference.  Even with class objects, non-virtual methods could have been implemented to pass a byref to the variable, such that e.g. someString.Append(x); would have been equivalent to String_Append(ref x); and could change what the variable someString holds (e.g. making it point to a different instance of String).  Too late now, though.

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The new OmniFaces Showcase webapplication is finished! It's available at http://showcase.omnifaces.org.
Notable is that the showcase webapplication is by itself also open source and freely viewable at GitHub - OmniFaces Showcase. There is so far no CMS for the webapp admin, but adding a new demo page is relatively easy and basically a matter of adding a new page into the /showcase folder of the public webcontent. It'll automatically be recognized and added to the menu on startup. The source code examples are no copies from the real source code, instead they represents the real source code.
The webapplication is deployed at OpenShift, a fully free cloud service wherein you've the option to choose for a JBoss AS 7 server supporting the full Java EE web profile stack. There's only a minor fault, the "Powered by" section mentions that "JSF API 2.0.0 Final" is been used, while it's actually the JBoss AS 7.0.10 bundled Mojarra 2.1.5. We will investigate this JBoss AS 7 specific issue sooner or later.


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The Gravity Field and Interior Structure of Enceladus
Iess, L. and Stevenson, D. J. and Parisi, M. and Hemingway, D. and Jacobson, R. A. and Lunine, J. I. and Nimmo, F. and Armstrong, J. W. and Asmar, S. W. and Ducci, M. and Tortora, P. (2014) The Gravity Field and Interior Structure of Enceladus. Science, 344 (6179). pp. 78-80. ISSN 0036-8075. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:20140502-093023240
PDF (Materials/Methods, Supplementary Text, Tables, Figures, and/or References) - Supplemental Material
The small and active Saturnian moon Enceladus is one of the primary targets of the Cassini mission. We determined the quadrupole gravity field of Enceladus and its hemispherical asymmetry using Doppler data from three spacecraft flybys. Our results indicate the presence of a negative mass anomaly in the south-polar region, largely compensated by a positive subsurface anomaly compatible with the presence of a regional subsurface sea at depths of 30 to 40 kilometers and extending up to south latitudes of about 50°. The estimated values for the largest quadrupole harmonic coefficients (10^(6)J_2 = 5435.2 ± 34.9, 10^(6)C_22 = 1549.8 ± 15.6, 1σ) and their ratio (J_(2)/C_(22) = 3.51 ± 0.05) indicate that the body deviates mildly from hydrostatic equilibrium. The moment of inertia is around 0.335MR^2, where M is the mass and R is the radius, suggesting a differentiated body with a low-density core.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.1250551 DOI Article
http://www.sciencemag.org/content/344/6179/78 Publisher Article
Stevenson, D. J. 0000-0001-9432-7159
© 2014 American Association for the Advancement of Science. 8 January 2014; accepted 24 February 2014. L.I., M.P., M.D., and P.T. acknowledge support from the Italian Space Agency. D.H., F.N., and J.I.L. are grateful to NASA for support through the Cassini Project. The work of R.A.J., J.W.A., and S.W.A. was carried out at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under a contract with NASA. The Doppler data and ancillary information used in this analysis are archived in NASA's Planetary Data System.
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If you're looking for a salubrious lunch that is guilt-free and Instagram-worthy, the creators of Sarnies Café have you covered with their latest salad concept. As the name suggests, JAR'D serves its salads in a mason jar, thoughtfully layering each ingredient so you can maximise the freshness of your salad – no more soggy lettuce leaves or croutons. Dressing and protein go first, while everything else is layered in the middle, with the greens on top. So you can grab these salads in the morning and still have them taste just as fresh at lunch. Give it a shake to disperse the dressing evenly and keep the jars for decor after. Otherwise, bring the jar back for a dollar off your next salad purchase.
The tasty salad combinations come in either 750-millilitre or 1-litre jars. Choose from options like tuna tataki ($12.50/$16), roast chicken and pesto ($12.5/$16), vegan zoodle pad Thai ($12/$15), and quinoa and feta ($12.5/$16).


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Death Of A Ladies' Man
Code 5099708604226 GenreBallad, Chanson, Folk, Pop, Rock ArtistLeonard Cohen
Format CDx1 Label Columbia
In retrospect, after Cohen's ironic latter-day embrace of europop sounds, the brashness of Phil Spector's production style doesn't seem such an unlikely mate for Cohen's songs. At the time, though, the pairing of the genteel acoustic songpoet with mr wall of sound raised more than a few eyebrows. While Spector's famed everything-but-the-kitchen-sink approach does largely preclude the opportunity for subtlety, the sheer audaciousness of the big sound works nicely with Cohen's spleen-venting sensibilities. Wailing at the top of his lungs over a sea of sound, Cohen comes off like a crazed, poetic carnival barker. Highlights are the ribald, funky and uproarious Don't Go Home With Your Hard-On (featuring backing vocals by Bob Dylan and Allen Ginsberg!) and the epic title cut. This isn't the place for neophytes to start, but for hardcore fans, it'll be irresistible.
In retrospect, after Cohen's ironic latter-day embrace of europop sounds, the brashness of Phil Spector's production style doesn't seem such an unlikely mate for Cohen's songs. At the time, though, the pairing of the genteel acoustic songpoet with mr wall of sound raised more than a few eyebrows. While Spector's famed everything-but-the-kitchen-sink approach does largely preclude the opportunity for subtlety, the sheer audaciousness of the big sound works nicely with Cohen's spleen-venting sensibilities. Wailing at the top of his lungs over a sea of sound, Cohen comes off like a crazed, poetic carnival barker. Highlights are the ribald, funky and uproarious Don't Go Home With Your Hard-On (featuring backing vocals by Bob Dylan and Allen Ginsberg!) and the epic title cut. This isn't the place for neophytes to start, but for hardcore fans, it'll be irresistible.
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High As Hope
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David Sylvian Mick Karn Rain Tree Crow Richard Barbieri Steve Jansen
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The Best of 1990–2000
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Golden State Woman: Los Angeles Times: New York Times or National Enquirer?
Los Angeles Times: New York Times or National Enquirer?
The US news media exists to report the news, not make and shape the news and hence, history. The editorial page is reserved as its only allotted and appropriately labelled exercise in subjectivity, and a medium's sole departure from its professional obligation and the public's expectation of objectivity.
The Los Angeles Times has been appallingly abusive in its misuse of the power of the press to control the outcome of today's California gubernatorial recall and replacement election. Front page headlines consistently referred to Mr. Schwarzenegger as "celebrity" or "actor" whereas Mr. Davis was referred to by name. Only three days prior to balloting, the Times published sensational allegations by four anonymous and two identified women charging sexual harrassment thirty years ago by Mr. Schwarzenegger. The Times published a rumor that a book proposal alleges that Arnold was once a Nazi-admirer.
Anyone at anytime can write a book proposal alleging anything....since the book has not been published, the author or publisher can't be sued for libel or defamation. The Times publishes books, and it well knows this.
The Los Angeles Times has not devoted front page or significant print space analyzing the candidates' differences on education challenges, methods planned to meet the state budget shortfall. both the needs of and burdens created by illegal aliens and undocumented workers, excessive taxation and red-tape for small businesses, and other subtantive, important issues.
In this election, the Los Angeles Times has acted more like the National Enquirer than the New York Times. The Times has lost a good measure of its credibility and community goodwill, and, I suspect, readers, too.


"They've got eyes inside my head!"
1/25/2019 The effect of Eyes Everywhere's last ability lasts indefinitely. It doesn't wear off during the cleanup step, and it doesn't expire if Eyes Everywhere leaves the battlefield.
1/25/2019 As Eyes Everywhere's last ability resolves, Eyes Everywhere must be on the battlefield and the target nonland permanent must be a legal target. If either of these things isn't true, the ability does nothing.
1/25/2019 In a multiplayer game, if a player leaves the game, all cards that player owns leave as well. If you leave the game, the effect giving you control of the target nonland permanent ends.


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Q: Android CTS : CTS does not run default test cases I am trying to run Android CTS tests from  Windows using command mode for android-cts-5.0_r2-linux_x86-arm
When I run run cts --plan CTS ..its get start but shows start test of 0 packages, containing 0 test cases. & create result file at C:\android-cts\repository\Results
where as CTS is a default plan which has plenty of test cases ..need your help guys..to solve this. why test cases are not running on device

A: For anyone that might still have this problem, check if you are using the correct version of the CTS. Android 6.0 R18 Compatibility Test Suite (CTS) - x86 is for android devices running on x86, Android 6.0 R18 Compatibility Test Suite (CTS) - ARM is for android devices running on ARM.


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Q: Java Cassandra QueryBuilder now() for timestamp fields Working with the datastax Cassandra QueryBuilder, is there any way to insert now() into a timestamp column?
The current implementation does not have a dateOf or toUnixTimestamp function. The now()function itself returns timeuuid which is incompatible with timestamp.

A: This may depend on the version of the driver...
For driver 3.x, there is a generic fcall method that allows you to call any function, something like this (didn't check, but you get an idea):
.fcall("toTimestamp", now())

For driver 4.x, there is similar function call.  You even have the possibility to use raw code snippets.


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The cavernous halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center weren't the only places to check out the latest and greatest at NAB 2012. SVG soaked up the Nevada sun out in the Outdoor Exhibit Area, visiting with the big names and new faces in the mobile-production industry. Check out part two of our NAB 2012 Photo Gallery, which includes shots of production trailers, satellite uplink trucks, and the people who deliver live sports from the stadium to the living room.


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What happened to Lisa on Dog the Bounty Hunter?
Beth Chapman passed away on June 26, 2019 after battling throat cancer for nearly two years. Beth had been dealing with aggressive throat cancer since November of 2017. She initially went into remission, but the disease eventually spread to her lungs.
Is Lisa Chapman still married?
Lyssa has been married and has two children. The 33-year-old had her first daughter, Abbie Mae Chapman, the day after turning 15. Abbie's father was 24 when she was conceived, which led him to be arrested for statutory rape.
Did Beth Chapman pass away?
Beth Smith/Date of death
Who is Lisa Chapman with now?
Spouse(s) Brahman "Bo" Galanti   ( m. 2009; div. 2011)
Partner(s) Leiana Evensen (2017–2020)
Why did Baby Lisa get divorced?
Galanti Was A Drug Addict And Abusive Which Led To His Divorce. Soon after getting married, Bo who was an addict in the past relapsed after 14 years. He started taking drugs and was very abusive to his then-wife Baby Lyssa. Thus, Brahman Galanti's then-wife filed for a divorce from him in February 2011.
Who is Baby Lisa's girlfriend?
LYSSA CHAPMAN AND LEIANA EVENSEN They've been together ever since. As per when Chapman realized Evensen was "the one," it was actually pretty early on. One day, they were dancing, and Chapman had a vision of Evensen dancing at their wedding.
Who is Duane Chapmans new girlfriend?
Francie Frane
The newly engaged couple had their first date in church. "Dog the Bounty Hunter" star Duane Chapman says his fiancée Francie Frane is a true gift from God. In May, the reality TV star proposed to Frane, a former rancher and hunter, less than a year after losing his wife Beth Chapman to cancer in June 2019.
What is Dog the Bounty Hunter's net worth?
As of 2021, he has an estimated net worth of $8 Million. He has earned all this wealth through his career as a Television personality, bounty hunter and former bail bondsman.
Is Baby Lisa still a bounty hunter?
The 33-year-old former bail bondswoman and bounty hunter, best known for appearing on Dog The Bounty Hunter, has two children. Her first daughter, Abbie Mae Chapman, was born the day after Lyssa's fifteenth birthday. Lyssa faded from the reality TV world and opened up her own online clothing store in 2019.
How old is Lisa Chapman?
34 years (June 10, 1987)
Lyssa Chapman/Age
Is Beth baby Lisa's real mother?
Lyssa, known as Baby Lyssa, is Beth's stepdaughter and the ninth of Duane's 12 children (Lyssa's mother is Duane's third wife, Lyssa Rae Brittain). Beth had been going through her cancer journey for a long time.
Who did the dog marry?
Beth Smithm. 2006–2019
Tawny Marie Chapmanm. 1991–2003Lyssa Rae Brittainm. 1982–1991Anne M Tengellm. 1979–1982La fonda Sue Honeycuttm. 1972–1977
Duane Chapman/Spouse
How old was Lyssa Chapman when she passed away?
Recently Passed Away Celebrities and Famous People. Lyssa is alive and kicking and is currently 32 years old. Please ignore rumors and hoaxes. If you have any unfortunate news that this page should be update with, please let us know using this form. Does Lyssa Chapman Have the coronavirus? Lyssa Chapman does not have the coronavirus.
Who was Lyssa Chapman engaged to in real life?
As of 2018, Lyssa was engaged to Leiana Evensen with whom she owned a tanning salon. Duane "Dog" Chapman and Laura Morton. "Baby Lyssa Chapman Departs Dog the Bounty Hunter: EXCLUSIVE".
How old was Duane Chapman's daughter when she died?
But their dramatic start as lovers hit a tragic note when Duane's 23-year-old daughter, Barbara Katie Chapman, died in a car accident the night before their May 20th, 2006 wedding.
How old is Leland Chapman's sister still alive?
Leland Chapman's sister, Lyssa Chapman, is still alive and kicking at the age of 33. She is American and has had a career as a tv personality. Leland Blaine Chapman Born December 14, 1976 in Groom, Texas , is an American bail bondsman and bounty hunter.
Where was Barbara Chapman located when she died?
Local Publicist Mona Wood confirms Barbara Chapman died Friday night near her home in Fairbanks, Alaska. Wood says Chapman was informed Saturday morning before the wedding of the tragedy. He consulted with a minister and everyone agreed the wedding would go on as planned. They decided to break the bad news to wedding guests at the reception.
How old was Dog Chapman's daughter when she died?
Dog Chapman's daughter dies on eve of his wedding. Wreckage from the crash that killed Barbara Katy Chapman near Faribanks, Alaska. HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow)- 23-year-old Barbara Katy Chapman was killed in a car accident Friday, the day before her father's wedding. This according to Duane "Dog" Chapman's press agent.


Menopause health should be a concern for every woman approaching middle age who will soon experience this time of change. You'll want to learn as much as possible about this major life change in order to be able to maintain good health and minimize the discomfort of menopause.
Keep reading for some ideas on how to alleviate some of the symptoms of menopause and perimenopause.
Menopause is characterized by a significant reduction in hormonal levels, particularly estrogen. This hormonal shift marks the end of a woman's child bearing years and hormonal imbalance is part of the process.
Some of the effects of menopause include sudden changes in body temperature (the infamous hot flashes experienced by most menopausal women), mood swings, fatigue, muscle aches and difficulty sleeping.
During menopause, it's especially important to take good care of your health, since the hormonal changes typical of menopause can increase your risk of developing breast cancer.
In order to look after your health during menopause, talk to your physician about an exercise regimen which will help to keep your stress under control and regulate your moods as well as improve circulation and maintain body weight. A varied exercise program is best.
Try walking, low impact aerobics and other exercise to keep things interested. Not only will regular exercise help to alleviate the fatigue which often accompanies menopause, it can also help to regulate body temperature and take the edge off of those hot flashes.
Dr. Christian Northrup talks about 'reversing roles' as couples go through this transition in her book - the Wisdom of Menopause.
There are some menopause health issues which are common to women going through menopause and perimenopause.
Speak with your doctor about these risks which include breast, ovarian and cervical cancer as well as extreme fatigue, polyps and other benign uterine growth and difficulty urinating.
Your physician can help you to develop healthy habits which can help you to reduce these risks or to alleviate the problems.
Diet has a great deal of effect on your health during menopause, just as it does throughout your life. Nutritionists and dieticians often recommend foods which are rich in phytoestrogens to menopausal women. These plant estrogens can help to keep your hormonal levels balanced during this time.
To learn more about menopause and health, explore women's health websites to start finding out about how you can adopt regular exercise, a healthy diet and other lifestyle habits which can make menopause less uncomfortable while minimizing your risks for the health issues which are a particular concern for menopausal women.
Natural Progesterone Cream - Welcome to the PMS, Menopause and Progesterone Resource Center. Here you can find the information you need to know on topics related to PMS, menopause, natural progesterone and hormones.
How do I eliminate female hormone imbalance symptom?
Are you experiencing a symptom cervical cancer?


With controversy over immigrants and immigration escalating, and the debate surrounding both the ability of undocumented immigrants to pursue the American dream of going to college and to access health care in this country, two recent books compassionate and intelligently tackle both of these issues.
First, Dr. Danielle Ofri, in her book Medicine in Translation: Journeys with My Patients tells us riveting stories about her immigrant patients at Bellevue. Living and dying in the foreign country we call home, they have much to teach us about the American way, in sickness and in health. Additionally, journalist Helen Thorpe in her book Just Like Us: The True Story of Four Mexican Girls Coming of Age in America gives us a powerful account of our young Mexican woman coming of age in Denver - two of whom have legal documents, and two whom do not.
Should college athletes be paid to play? Are big name coaches worth the millions they receive? And who really benefits from the astronomical media deals that schools sign? From the insanity of recruiting to March Madness, sports have long been seen as a financial engine for many schools. However today, in these times of austerity, how does this square with the roll and mission of our great universities? Are sports more entertainment than education? Veteran Wall Street Journal writer Mark Yost digs into these and other provocative questions in his new book Varsity Green: A Behind the Scenes Look at Culture and Corruption in College Athletics .
As sports become more competitive, as we learn new ways to push the body to its dynamic limits, as faster, higher, stronger becomes a given, what will separate the good from the great. Even in fighting, perhaps the ultimate physical endeavor, it's often more mental than physical. Sam Sheridan, in his new book The Fighter's Mind: Inside the Mental Game looks inside the minds of fighters to give us a view of the mental game.
If there is a dysfunction symptomatic of our times, perhaps it is procrastination. It often separates those who succeed from those who don't. It causes loose of productivity. It prevents so many from fully achieving what they are truly capable of. Why is it so prevalent, how do psychiatrists see it, and why is it so hard to correct. Dr. Jane Burka, a psychologist, has been looking at this problem for over twenty-five years. Her bookProcrastination: Why You Do It, What to Do About It Now , is just out in an updated 25th Anniversary Edition.
If we are to reignite the economy, bring back jobs and really recover from 2009, we're going to only do it based on the success of American business. Concurrently, if American business is to succeed and prosper, it must fully embrace the idea of customer service. Multi-million dollar Super bowl ads are nice, but for the same cost business should be focused on taking care of and solidifying the customers they already have. Joseph Jaffe understand this and he spells it out in his new book Flip the Funnel: How to Use Existing Customers to Gain New Ones.
Newspapers are closing, bureaus are shuttering, whole areas of state, local and federal government are operating with no press coverage. At the same time, corporate and political power is rising. Is democracy threatened? Did the founders intend for the media to have a more active role in balancing democratic forces? If so, it's another sign that our democracy may be in trouble. We are awash in formation, but as T.S. Elliot wrote,"where is the knowledge we have lost in information?" Journalism professor Robert W. McChesney, in his new book The Death and Life of American Journalism: The Media Revolution that Will Begin the World Again argues that our journalism is in more trouble than many believe and the the internet and technology alone may not be the answer.
Roads are the infrastructure by which advanced civilizations have always been able to connect with each other. From the ancient spice routes to the interstate highway system, roads have symbolized progress and have been the backbone of our economy. Today, it is no accident that the information superhighway is the metaphor for a whole new way of connecting. In his new work The Routes of Man: How Roads Are Changing the World and the Way We Live Today, Ted Conover takes a look at how roads work, for good and ill, and what their future likely holds.
Unlike much of the west, America's population continues to grow. But will the demographic makeup of this growth be good for America? Social thinker Joel Kotkin thinks so. In his new book The Next Hundred Million: America in 2050 says that within fourty years ever more Americans will move to new "greener" suburbs and will be less reliant on cities. His arguments run counter to the views of the New Urbanists and people like Richard Florida. Is Kotkin's vision really a view of the continued Walmartiation of America?
Washington Post special military correspondent Thomas Ricks predicts that the war in Iraq is likely to last at least another five to ten years. He argues that invading Iraq was perhaps the worst decision in the history of American foreign policy. As such we've made a mess that won't be easy to clean up as this preemptive and false war will continue to haunt us. Ricks' believes that Iraq was an epic mistake for which there are now few good solutions. He concludes that the worst may still be ahead of us. His book The Gamble: General Petraeus and the American Military Adventure in Iraq is put just out in paperback.
While executions in the U.S. are considered public policy, they are carried out in private; often far, far away from public scrutiny. In Texas, the execution capital of America, they happen with barely a mention. Yet, at least outside of Texas, the tide may be turning against state sponsored murder. David R. Dow, the litigation director of the Texas Defender Service and a Professor at the University of Houston Law Center, in his new book The Autobiography of an Execution gives us an up close and personal look inside the death penalty.
We live in a world of ever increasing complexity. Our economy, our social networks, the very fabric of our lives seem at times random and unfathomable. Yet if we look carefully we find that complex behaviors can often be defined by simple rules. If we understand this truth, perhaps we can better manage the chaos around us. Patterns of "self organization" are everywhere. And if we understand these patterns, physicist and science writer Dr. Len Fisher explains in his new book The Perfect Swarm: The Science of Complexity in Everyday Life , we will understand the ideas of complexity theory that, he believes, underpins some of the most confounding mysteries in life and provides simples answers to why they occur.
Whether we are discussing the war on terrorism, the onslaught of modern technology, or the rightward shift of the Supreme Court, we continue see within them the erosion of the right to privacy in America. Thought history, it seems that it's the one right we've always been willing to cede for what we often mistakenly perceive as the great good. Journalist and attorney Frederick Lane, in his new book American Privacy: The 400-Year History of Our Most Contested Right, explains that "the history of America is the history of the right to privacy." Yet Lane explains that the right to privacy has never kept pace with technological and social change.
While the Bush Administration focused almost entirely on Iraq, the world moved on. Places and situations that were dangerous because more dangerous. By the time Obama came into office, he inherited a nation engaged in two wars, a rising China, a more intractable Israeli government and an Iran torn by internal strife. And that's just for starters. This is the backdrop for N.Y. Times chief Washington correspondent David E. Sanger's book The Inheritance: The World Obama Confronts and the Challenges to American Power. It's just out in paperback with a new and updated epilogue by the author.


Upon the Lord's instruction to host a live event on the 2018 National Day of Prayer, Dutch traveled to Church of His Presence in Daphne, AL. The gathering was significant and the message anointed. Dutch shared a powerful word from the Lord.
America has come to an opportune time in history. We have experienced great spiritual breakthrough and have moved into a turnaround season. We now have the potential of turning this nation back to its God-ordained destiny and experiencing amazing revival. As you listen to this message, continue to stand with us and agree that America will be saved!
We put this on the big screen at our Saturday Night Prayer Gathering and it was an epic time of recapturing our vision, our call and our commitment. Everyone should see this if they believe that America Will Be Saved!


If you are in person honest along with your internet selling, you must be able to admit that money is your motivation. whereas you will just like the merchandise or services you provide, all-time low line is you wish to obsessed with your business and believe what you are commercialism so as to succeed at web selling. Use this recommendation to maximise your goals.
A website which is flash might look pleasing to the eye, but don't overwhelm your readers with fancy tricks. You will have around five seconds to bring their attention to your site. If it takes a long time, then they will leave your site to browse elsewhere.
Consider the ways you wish to employ on your website. There are many options for free and low-cost ad techniques, posting on several social networking sites and word of mouth. There are lots of ways to drive visitors to your site. Creativity is key when you are trying to gain customers.
Do not overuse AJAX and Flash too often. Although it can help appearances on your site, it doesn't help search engines find your site at all. Use it sparingly and use rich content and links as the same page.
Deciding how you want your website and business can be a hard task. It is best to choose a niche that you find both familiar and interested in. Marketing your site is easier when you have a target.
Although it might seem easy to promote your site using software that crawls the web and fires off comments and e-mails, these posts will never have the effect you want them too. By not placing a personal touch in your advertising, you are unlikely to make a connection with your potential customers.
It is most important to gain your customers trust and that you maintain their trust.
If you employ a good enough plan for online marketing, you should already be familiar with your top-performing products. Use your other items. These will gain a boost from the items that sell the best, and do not require as much advertising as unrelated products.
As you now know, a well-designed article marketing strategy can help your business to connect with members of its target market. If you are familiar with the methods available for use, you can further tailor your marketing campaign to fit your needs. If you follow the guidelines from this article, you will be making the next step to a more successful business.