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Mario Lemieux NHL Records
Ranked 7th in all time NHL points (1701)
Ranked 9th in all time NHL goals (690)
Ranked 10th in all time NHL assists (1033)
The only player in NHL history to be named to captain a team three separate times.
Most shorthanded goals scored in a single season (13 – 1988-89)
Most goals scored in one period (4 – 1997)
Most points in an All Star Game (6 – 1998)
Longest NHL goal scoring streak (12 games)
The only NHL player to score over 30 Power Play Goals in more then one season
One of only two NHL players to score over 10 Short Handed Goals in more then one season
The only NHL player with three 8 point games
Was involved in 57.3% of his team's goals in 1988-1989, the highest percentage in NHL history
Highest goals per game average including playoffs in a career (0.749)
Mario Lemieux's Pittsburgh Penguins Records
Most Games Played (915)
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Most Goals in a single season (85 in 1988–89)
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Most Points in a playoff season (44 in 1990–91)
Most Goals in a game (5, four occasions including playoffs)
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Q: jQuery Filter row by condition I have a page  containing multiple tabs per region.

Each row in the table has a class with each region that its impacted by.

...

...

When a tab is clicked, it filters out the table and removes anything where the condition is not met.
$('#' + tab).find("#trainingEvents .results tr:not(.Americas.EMEA.APAC)").remove(); <- This is the ALL tab
Each of the tabs is pretty easy to understand except for "Multiple" which is what my question relates to.
The condition needs to be, remove rows that do not contain 2 of the 3 possible regions.
For example:

 = True

...
 = False, Remove it
How can I accomplish this filter? Just needs to meet any 2 combinations of the 3 possible options

A: I'd suggest the following:
// collating the 'regions':
var regions = ['americas', 'emea', 'apac'],
// initialising an array to use, later:
    foundClasses = [];

// iterating over the 'tr' elements, filtering them:
$('tr').filter(function () {
    // using Array.prototype.forEach to filter the classList of the element:
    foundClasses = Array.prototype.filter.call(this.classList, function (c) {
        // 'c' is the current class in the classList we're iterating over,
        // if it's in the array we return that array to the 'foundClasses':
        if (regions.indexOf(c) > -1) {
            return c;
        }
    });
    // we keep the the element in the jQuery collection (of 'tr' elements),
    // if we have only 1 (or less...) classes found:
    return foundClasses.length < 2;
// removing those 'tr' elements:
}).remove();

var regions = ['americas', 'emea', 'apac'],
    foundClasses = [];

$('tr').filter(function () {
  foundClasses = Array.prototype.filter.call(this.classList, function (c) {
    if (regions.indexOf(c) > -1) {
      return c;
    }
  });
  return foundClasses.length < 2;
}).remove();

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To account for those browsers without access to Array.prototype.filter(), and possibly element.classList:
var regions = ['americas', 'emea', 'apac'],
  classes,
  foundClasses = [];

    $('tr').filter(function() {
      // creating an array by splitting the className property by white-space:
      classes = this.className.split(/\s+/);
      // crudely emptying the initialised array:
      foundClasses = [];
      // iterating over the array of classes using a for-loop:
      for (var i = 0, len = classes.length; i < len; i++) {
        // if the current element in the classes array is in the
        // foundClasses array:
        if (regions.indexOf(classes[i]) > -1) {
          // we push the current class into the foundClasses array:
          foundClasses.push(classes[i]);
        }
      }
      // as above:
      return foundClasses.length < 2;
    }).remove();

var regions = ['americas', 'emea', 'apac'],
  classes,
  foundClasses = [];

$('tr').filter(function() {
  classes = this.className.split(/\s+/);
  foundClasses = []; // crudely emptying the array
  for (var i = 0, len = classes.length; i < len; i++) {
    if (regions.indexOf(classes[i]) > -1) {
      foundClasses.push(classes[i]);
    }
  }
  return foundClasses.length < 2;
}).remove();

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A: You use for that the function "filter": (UPDATE after another requirement to filter it)
$("tr").
filter(function(index){
    var classes = $(this).attr("class").split(" ");
    var regions = "americas,emea,apac,";
    var counter = 0;
    for(var i = 0, j = classes.length;i < j;i++){
        if(regions.indexOf(classes[i] + ",") >= 0){counter++;}
    }
    return counter != 2;
})
.remove();

That code will remove all the rows with less or more than 2 region classes.

FIDDLE HAS BEEN UPDATED TOO: http://jsfiddle.net/fac5tapz/8/

If you were using a custom attribute, it would be possible to spare some code:

first row do not remove

second row do not remove

third will be removed

fourth will be remove

fifth row do not remove

sixth will be removed

seventh will be removed

eighth row do not remove

$("tr").
filter(function(index){
    var regions = $(this).attr("regions").split(" ");
    return regions.length != 2;
})
.remove();

Another fiddle for this version: http://jsfiddle.net/dkseknyw/2/

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My wife Cathy and I are part of Paul and Katrina Humble's fantastic church, C3 Church Port Macquarie.
We were saved over 20 years ago when I was in a management position in the Federal Government.
We had moved around Queensland with my job, and then around 16 years ago we felt led to take a transfer to Port Macquarie where Cathy's parents had a holiday property.
It was definitely a God-lead move as we settled quickly into a new church, in which Cathy contributed via the music team and I became a children's church leader. We were blessed with 3 more beautiful children to join the 3 we had in Queensland.
Life was great, and then God moved again. I was lead to accept a voluntary redundancy from my job and to become involved in local politics. When the opportunity to stand for pre-selection due to the retirement of the sitting MP arose, I actually wrestled with it as I thought I wasn't up for the challenges such a role would bring.
In the end God won the wrestle and I stood for pre-selection for The Nationals, for the seat of Port Macquarie – and lost!
But God knew what he was doing – around 12 months later the neighbouring seat of Oxley became vacant and equipped with more wisdom and experience, I again stood for pre-selection, won and then won the actual election, becoming a State MP in 1999.
I found out God was right again: I was up for the challenges of the job, becoming a Shadow Minister in 2002, Leader of The NSW Nationals in 2003, and Deputy Premier of NSW and Minister for Trade & Investment and Minister for Regional Infrastructure & Services, in March this year.
God had a plan all along – my ministry is in political life, ranging from helping the constituents in my electorate with the problems of day to day life, to helping the people of this great State with policies and decisions which I hope are based on Godly wisdom.
It is a challenging role which impacts on family life, but we try and lean on God's and each other's strength. We also work at communicating daily through phone calls, texting, Skype, whatever.
It's easy in my workplace to be dragged down to the level of some of the politicians who play the man and not the ball, and to forget about your ministry in the incredible busy-ness of it all, but I try and remember, 'to whom much is given, much is required'. A weekly Parliamentary prayer fellowship with other Christian MPs is also a big help.
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Avant-pop é um termo cunhado para definir um estilo de música pop que ao mesmo tempo em que é experimental, nova e diferente de outros estilos, carrega uma acessibilidade imediata ao ouvinte. O termo sugere uma combinação da sensibilidade avant-garde com elementos existentes da música popular em serviço de visões artísticas novas ou idiossincráticas.

Definição
O termo "avant-pop" tem sido utilizado para categorizar a música que balanceia o uso de uma visão avant-garde com elementos estilísticos inerentes à música popular, e que também questiona as convenções tradicionais de forma ou estrutura. O escritor Tejumola Olaniyan descreve a "música avant-pop" como transgressora "das barreiras de estilos já estabelecidos, dos significados que esses estilos referenciam, e das normas sociais que tais estilos perpetuam ou insinuam." O autor David Horn descreve o "avant-pop" na identificação artistas idiossincráticos trabalhando em "um espaço liminar entre música clássica contemporânea e muitos dos gêneros de música popular que se desenvolveram na segunda metade do século XX." Ele percebeu que a base do avant-pop está no experimentalismo, assim como sua incorporação pós-moderna e não-hierárquica de variados gêneros como o pop, electrocnica, rock, música clássica e jazz.

Paul Grimstad do The Brooklyn Rail escreveu que o avant-pop é a música que "re-sequencia" os elementos da estrutura da música "assim (a) o charme da canção não é perdido, contudo (b) essa mesma acessibilidade leva a elementos mais estranhos fundidos no projeto." O Tribeca New Music Festival define o "avant-pop" como "a música que puxa sua energia de ambas música pop e formas clássicas." O termo tem sido usado em outros lugares pelo crítico literário Larry McCaffery para descrever "os mais radicais e subversivos talentos literários da nova onda pós-moderna."

História
Nos anos 60, enquanto a música popular começava a ganhar importância cultural e a questionar seu status como um meio de entretenimento comercial, os músicos começaram a se utilizar do avant-garde pós-guerra como inspiração. Em 1959, o produtor musical Joe Meek gravou "I Hear a New World" (1960), o qual Jonathan Patrick da webzine Tiny Mix Tapes chama de "momento seminal em história de ambos avant-pop e música eletrônica [...] uma coleção de vinhetas dreamy pop, adornadas com ecos baixos e sons de fita danificada", o que foi totalmente ignorado no período de seu lançamento. Outras produções pioneiras de avant-pop incluem a canção de 1966 dos Beatles, "Tomorrow Never Knows", que incorporou técnicas da musique croncrète, composição avant-garde, música indiana e manipulação de som eletro-acústica, tudo em um formato pop de 3 minutos; a integração das ideias músicais minimalistas de drone music de La Monte Young no som do Velvet Underground, beat poetry e o movimento pop art são outros grandes exemplos do período.

No fim dos anos 60, na Alemanha, surge uma cena de avant-pop experimental, com influentes artistas como Kraftwerk, Can e Tangerine Dream, trazendo inspirações do free jazz, música acadêmica alemã e do pop rock anglo-americano. De acordo com David McNamee do The Quietus, o álbum An Electric Storm do grupo eletrônico White Noise, de 1968, é uma "obra-prima incontestável dos primórdios do avant-pop". Nos anos 70, o rock progressivo e a música post-punk apresentaria novas fusões de avant-pop, incluindo os trabalhos de Pink Floyd, Genesis, Henry Cow, This Heat e o Pop Group. Mais artistas contemporâneos de avant-pop incluem David Sylvian, Scott Walker e Björk, os quais transgrediram além das normas da música pop comercial com experimentações de vocais e modos inovadores de expressão.

Alguns outros artistas que podem ser creditados como pioneiros no avant-pop incluem Lou Reed do Velvet Underground, a cantora Kate Bush, a artista performática Laurie Anderson, o músico de art pop Spookey Ruben e Eric Copeland do Black Dice. Em 2020, artistas contemporâneos trabalhando em áreas de avant-pop incluem Sevdaliza Julia Holter, Grimes, Holly Herndon, SOPHIE, Charlie XCX, Arca, Oneohtrix Point Never, Slayyyter e FKA Twigs.

Ver também

 Art pop
 Avant-funk
 Vaporwave
 Pós-modernismo
 Avant-garde

Referências

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Joseph Moncure March (1899-1977) wrote his daring, electrically charged poem "The Wild Party" in 1926, and saw it published two years later in a limited edition that became something of a success de scandal that was banned in Boston. The noted writer and editor Louis Untermeyer called "The Wild Party" "repulsive and fascinating, vicious, vivacious, uncompromising, unashamed and unremittingly powerful." Famously, William S. Burroughs named it the book that "made me want to be a writer."
March, who died in February, 1977 at the age of 78, was a screenwriter and journalist as well as a poet. He began his career in journalism as the first managing editor of The New Yorker. He quit his New Yorker job in 1926 to work on "The Wild Party," the work for which he is best remembered today. He later became a writer of documentaries for the State Department and a feature writer for the New York Times magazine, where he covered such topics as Hollywood, history and nature.
He followed "The Wild Party" with another narrative verse poem, "The Set-Up," about corruption in professional boxing, told through the story of a washed-up black boxer; both poems were later adapted (only somewhat successfully) for the movies. The Wild Party, starring James Coco and Raquel Welch, was filmed by Merchant-Ivory in 1975 and conflated March's poem with the Fatty Arbuckle scandal. As a screenwriter, March wrote a series of now-forgotten films of the 1930s: And Sudden Death, Hideaway Girl, Her Jungle Love, Flirting with Fate, Woman Doctor, Wagons Westward, and Three Faces West among them. His most lasting Hollywood legacy, however, was co-writing (with Marshall Neilan) the story from which the 1930 movie Hell's Angels was adapted. The film starred Ben Lyon and Jean Harlow – the embodiment of "The Wild Party's" Queenie.
Long out of print, "The Wild Party" was rescued from cult status in 1994, when Art Spiegelman honored his own long-standing obsession with the poem by illustrating a black-and-white edition released by Random House. March's poem later garnered success on Broadway in the 2000 musical The Wild Party by Michael John LaChiusa.
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Ghana appoints four national focal points to promote the MNE Declaration in engagements with local and foreign enterprises and investors
Ghana is the first country to designate the national investment promotion agency as one of the national focal points to promote the MNE Declaration and the application of its principles.
On 30 December 2021, the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations officially appointed four national focal points for the promotion and application of the Tripartite Declaration of Principles concerning Multinational Enterprises and Social Policy (MNE Declaration) in Ghana. The four national focal points represent the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations, the Ghana Investment Promotion Center, the Ghana Employers Association and the Trades Unions Congress of Ghana.
A singular feature of this appointment is that the Ghana Investment Promotion Center is joining efforts together with the Ministry of Employment and labour Relations and the social partners to promote the MNE Declaration among foreign investors. This is making Ghana the first country to designate the national investment promotion agency as one of the national focal points to promote the MNE Declaration and the application of its principles.
The MNE Declaration is the only ILO instrument that provides direct guidance to national and multinational enterprises on social policy and inclusive, responsible and sustainable workplace practices. It is the only global instrument in this area that was elaborated and adopted by governments, employers and workers from around the world. To encourage the uptake of the MNE Declaration principles by all parties, the ILO Governing Body adopted a range of operational tools, including the appointment of national focal points on a tripartite basis.
The ILO is assisting governments, employers and workers from around the world to build their capacity to promote the MNE Declaration and to apply its principles. To date, eight ILO Member States have designated national focal points for the promotion of the MNE Declaration in accordance with annex II of the ILO MNE Declaration (four are from the African continent). Each country set-up is unique, reflecting the national process leading up to the appointment of national focal points and taking into account the national context.
Ghana currently benefits from the development cooperation project "Trade for Decent Work" financed by the European Union and Finland, which include a component on the promotion and application of the MNE Declaration. In this context, sensitization workshops on the MNE Declaration were organized for government officials, employers and workers' representatives in the country. A national dialogue on the promotion of the MNE Declaration is foreseen in 2022.
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Solar power isn't necessarily a new idea. For over 20 years, people have been harnessing sunlight to power their homes or businesses. Though even after all these years, there are still some things many people don't know about the wonders of solar-powered appliances, like for instance, solar-powered water heaters!
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One surprising thing about solar powered appliances like water heaters is that they are relatively easy to assemble yourself using copper coils, in as little as thirteen steps! One man in Brazil even invented a solar-powered water heater using plastic water bottles and milk cartons, and changed his town, and several other towns across Brazil, forever (but more on that in a bit)!
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After months of plastic bottles and cartons piling up in his home, Alano and his wife decided that rather than taking their recyclables to the landfill, they would put them to good use. Because Alano was a retired mechanic, he had the basic skills and knowledge of solar water heaters necessary to build one for himself, out of the plastic materials he had- 100 bottle, and 100 milk cartons!
Today, Alano's design, along with information on how to build your own plastic bottle water heater are public domain, and accessible to people all over the world! It runs on the principle of thermosyphon, which does not require the use of pumps or electricity to induce circulation. Because of this, the alternative water heater invented by Alano has been reported to save homeowners as much as 30% on their energy costs!
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Q: index.d.ts file missing from npm pack I am trying to add type definitions to this existing npm package: https://github.com/linchCN/react-native-swisseph
My forked repo and working branch (named typescript support) are here: https://github.com/sstephans/react-native-swisseph/tree/typescript-support
The problem I'm running into is that when I run npm pack and then install that local tarball into a project, it only shows 3 files:
index.js
package.json
README.md

However, when I run npx npm-packlist it shows me this:
index.js
package.json
README.md
index.d.ts

If I remove the "files" field in package.json entirely, it puts all the files into the tarball, but still only the same 3 as above are available in the package under node_modules.
For ease, here are what seem to be the relevant files
package.json
{
  "name": "react-native-swisseph",
  "version": "0.1.0",
  "description": "Swiss Ephemeris binding for react-native",
  "main": "index.js",
  "types": "./index.d.ts",
  "scripts": {
    "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1"
  },
  "files": ["./index.d.ts"],
  "keywords": [
    "react-native",
    "swiss",
    "ephemeris",
    "astrology",
    "astronomy"
  ],
  "author": "linch <369955292@qq.com>",
  "license": "MIT",
  "homepage" : "https://github.com/linchenhuicn/react-native-swisseph/",
  "bugs": {
    "url": "https://github.com/linchenhuicn/react-native-swisseph/issues"
  },
  "peerDependencies": {
    "react-native": "^0.41.2"
  }
}

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I've discovered what's causing the issue, but I can't figure out the fix. Basically, the tarball is being cached somewhere so no matter what the contents are actually updating to, the project that installs the tarball with package.json is using the original cached one.
The new problem: I cannot find where it is caching this tarball to delete it.
Steps Taken:

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*Uninstall the local tarball dependency from test project.

*Delete actual tarball from local location.

*Empty recycle bin.

*Run npm cache clean --force from elevated command prompt

*Run npm cache verify, shows 0 indexes.

Now here's where things get screwy. So as stated above, I deleted the source tarball entirely from it's location as referenced by the test project's package.json. BUT, if I add that dependency back in, with the location where the tarball no longer exists, and run yarn install, it still installs successfully.
Conclusion: it's still cached somewhere. But where??
Hacky Solution
For the time being I have resorted to changing the version every time I run npm pack and that does force it to use the new tarball instead of the one in the mysterio cache. This is annoying and just asking for trouble when pushing things up the pipeline for pull prequests.
Ultimately, now, I hope someone will be able to answer where this secret cache is located and how I can clear it without having to trick the project with new file names or version numbers.


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Q: Why isn't a pointer value equal to address of struct it points to? Here is the code I used to learning the way pointing to struct works. as you can see below, value of variable s isn't equal to address of struct it points to (&amity), strangely  *s equals to it.
Here are some more questions I have too:
Why address of all struct instances (and even &instance.name) are the same?
While s and i and j are the same, why does value of *j differ from *s and *i ?
And lastly why do value of a struct, equal to value of it first field only?
The code is a modified one from book Head First C.
#include <stdio.h>

typedef struct island {
    char *name;
    char *open;
    char *close;
    struct island *next;
} island;

void text(island *s);

int main(void) {

    island amity = { "Amity", "09:00", "17:00", NULL };
    island craggy = { "Craggy", "09:00", "17:00", NULL };
    island isla_nublar = { "Isla Nublar", "09:00", "17:00", NULL };
    island shutter = { "Shutter", "09:00", "17:00", NULL };

    amity.next = &craggy;
    craggy.next = &isla_nublar;
    isla_nublar.next = &shutter;

    printf("amity: %s\t  &amity: %p\t &amity.name:%p \n", amity, &amity, &amity.name);
    printf("craggy: %s\t  &craggy: %p\t &craggy.name:%p \n", craggy, &craggy, &craggy.name);
    printf("shutter: %s  &shutter: %p\t &shutter.name:%p \n\n", shutter, &shutter, &shutter.name);

    text(&amity);
}

void text(island *s) {
    island *i = s;
    island *j = i;

    printf("s: %p\t  i: %p\t  j:%p\n", s, i, j);
    printf("&s: %p\t &i: %p\t &j:%p\n", &s, &i, &j);
    printf("*s: %p\t *i: %p\t *j:%p\n\n", *s, *i, *j);

    for (; i != NULL; i = i->next) {
        printf("Name: %s open: %s-%s\n", i->name, i->open, i->close);
    }
}

and here is the result :
amity: Amity      &amity: 0040302A       &amity.name:00403030
craggy: Craggy    &craggy: 0040302A      &craggy.name:00403030
shutter: Shutter  &shutter: 0040302A     &shutter.name:00403030

s: 0060FEF0       i: 0060FEF0     j:0060FEF0
&s: 0060FEA0     &i: 0060FE8C    &j:0060FE88
*s: 00403024     *i: 0040302A    *j:00403030

Name: Amity open: 09:00-17:00
Name: Craggy open: 09:00-17:00
Name: Isla Nublar open: 09:00-17:00
Name: Shutter open: 09:00-17:00

A: Turn on warnings in your compiler, pay attention to them, and fix them. With GCC, start with -Wall. With Clang, start with -Wmost. With Microsoft Visual C++ (MSVC), start with /W4. Also elevate warnings to errors. With GCC or Clang, use -Werror. With MSVC, using /WX.

Why address of all struct instances (and even &instance.name) are the same?

They are not. In your printf calls, you passed arguments of types that mismatch the conversion specifiers. This effectively corrupted the data that printf operated on, so its output does not show you the actual values of the arguments. For example, in:
printf("amity: %s\t  &amity: %p\t &amity.name:%p \n", amity, &amity, &amity.name);

the %s requires a char * argument, but the corresponding argument is a structure. In your C implementation, the structure may have been passed by copying its bytes to the stack. This results in the pointer, amity.name, being in the position where %s expects to find a pointer, so printf "worked" by using that pointer to print a string. However, then %p expects a pointer but what is on the stack after the first pointer for %s is more bytes of the structure, not the &amity argument. Because the structure was passed on the stack, it is taking up space, and the &amity argument comes later. So printf, when looking for the pointer for %p, does not find the &amity argument; it finds some bytes from later in the structure and converts those as if they were a pointer.
Thus, your output is corrupt and does not show you the values of &amity or &amity.name.

While s and i and j are the same, why does value of *j differ from *s and *i ?

In printf("*s: %p\t *i: %p\t *j:%p\n\n", *s, *i, *j);, you again pass structures (*s, *i, and *j are each structures) where printf expects pointers. The output is corrupted.
Once you fix your printf calls so that argument types match the conversion specifiers, you will see correct addresses.

And lastly why do value of a struct, equal to value of it first field only?

The value of a structure does not equal the value of its first field. Any impression you got of that from the test program shown in the question is incorrect due to the corrupted output.
However, the address of a structure does equal the address of the first field, because the first field starts at the beginning of the structure, which is of course where the structure starts.

A: Pointers can be hard to think about at first.  But one way that does not really help to understand them is to write down all combinations of & and * and look for patterns in the results.  The code you have posted contains so many meaningless combinations that it's basically impossible to say what it does.
Whenever you use & or *, you should be able to explain what it does.  & takes the address of something — makes a pointer to something — and if you wanted to print this address, you would always use %p.  * takes the "contents" of a pointer — the value that it points to — and if you wanted to print this thing, you would use a printf format corresponding to the type of the pointed-to thing.
Here is a modified version of your program that prints only meaningful combinations and that explains, I think, the kinds of questions you were trying to answer.
int main (void) {

    island amity = {"Amity", "09:00", "17:00", NULL};
    island craggy = {"Craggy", "10:00", "17:00", NULL};
    island isla_nublar = {"Isla Nublar", "09:00", "18:00", NULL};
    island shutter = {"Shutter", "10:00", "18:00", NULL};

    amity.next = &craggy;
    craggy.next = &isla_nublar;
    isla_nublar.next = &shutter;

    printf("&amity: %p\t &amity.name:%p \t &amity.open:%p \n",
                                &amity, &amity.name, &amity.open);
    printf("&craggy: %p\t &craggy.name:%p \t &craggy.open:%p \n",
                                &craggy, &craggy.name, &craggy.open);
    printf("&shutter: %p\t &shutter.name:%p \t &shutter.open:%p \n",
                                &shutter, &shutter.name, &shutter.open);

    text(&amity);
}

void text (island *s) {
    island *i;

    printf("s: %p\n", s);

    for(i = s ; i !=NULL ; i = i->next){
        printf("Name: %s open: %s-%s\n", i->name, i->open ,  i->close);
    }
}

In main, this program prints the address of the structure, the address of its first member, and the address of its second member.  On my computer, it prints
&amity: 0x7ffee17349b0   &amity.name:0x7ffee17349b0   &amity.open:0x7ffee17349b8
&craggy: 0x7ffee1734990  &craggy.name:0x7ffee1734990  &craggy.open:0x7ffee1734998
&shutter: 0x7ffee1734950 &shutter.name:0x7ffee1734950 &shutter.open:0x7ffee1734958

s: 0x7ffee17349b0
Name: Amity open: 09:00-17:00
Name: Craggy open: 10:00-17:00
Name: Isla Nublar open: 09:00-18:00
Name: Shutter open: 10:00-18:00

In each case, the address of the first member of the structure is the same as the address of the structure, as expected.  The address of the second member is slightly greater, by sizeof(char *), which is 8 on my machine.
In text(), I'm printing just the value of the pointer that's passed in, which is the same as the address of amity, as expected.  (I also made the opening and closing times of the four islands different, so we can confirm that were printing them correctly.)
It makes no sense at all to try to print an entire structure using printf, as you requested when you wrote
printf("amity: %s\t  &amity: %p\t &amity.name:%p \n", amity, &amity, &amity.name);

I'm surprised your compiler let you get away with that.
See Eric Postpischil's answer for many more explanations.


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and this one too: https://github.com/AleBarreto/SimpleLoginLibrary
For both, main activity doesn't access network or disk and yet something delays it by about 10 seconds. I've tried two different physical devices,as well as AVDs.
From what I can see, the app is always delayed before onCreate(!) so it's not about the code. The only thing there is in common is that I've created a google-services.json file for each of them :P

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by Peter Mayberry, Sr. Manager of Legislative Affairs, St. Baldrick's Foundation
Why are there so few drugs available to fight childhood cancers? Why have no new drugs been developed and approved specifically for pediatric cancers in decades?
These questions dominated the agenda on February 21 when the National Cancer Institute (NCI) convened the 64th meeting of its Director's Consumer Liaison Group in Bethesda, Maryland. Entitled "Barriers to Drug Development in Pediatric Cancer Research," the all-day meeting included presentations from oncologists, government scientists, physicians, and members of the childhood cancer advocacy community.
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St. Baldrick's Provides More Than $46 Million to COG in Childhood Cancer Research Funding
by Rebecca Bernot, St. Baldrick's Foundation
The St. Baldrick's Foundation is proud to have been honored at today's meeting of many of the world's best and brightest minds in pediatric cancer research.
The Children's Oncology Group (COG), the world's largest organization devoted exclusively to childhood and adolescent cancer research, thanked St. Baldrick's at their annual fall meeting today for granting more than $46 million to date in support of the COG's efforts to find cures and better treatments for all children with cancer.
St. Baldrick's Foundation 2012 Summer Grants: Consortia and Cooperative
Sometimes many researchers at multiple institutions must band together in order to make real progress. That's exactly what St. Baldrick's Consortium Research Grants support. The largest of these grants is for the Children's Oncology Group (COG), a cooperative research group with approximately 200 member institutions across the U.S. and beyond. Each institution receives a portion of this grant, distributed according to the number of patients treated on COG clinical trials, their best hope for a cure. In this way, the St. Baldrick's Foundation funds virtually every institution qualified to treat childhood cancers. In addition, four new smaller consortia were funded this year, for a total of more than $10 million.
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Kids with Cancer
How a Rare Research Opportunity Saved a Child's Life
16-month old Logan, a direct beneficiary of St. Baldrick's "high-impact" initiative
Anthony Scott describes his son, Logan, as "your typical giggly, happy, goofy, 16-month-old silly kid."
But his health has been far from typical. When Logan was born, he was diagnosed with Down syndrome and Transient Myeloproliferative Disorder (TMD), a disorder caused by abnormal blood cells that travel throughout the body. This disease could be life-threatening if Logan developed organ swelling, enlarged liver, or heart- and lung-function problems.
But the combination of TMD and Down Syndrome could also turn into acute myeloid leukemia (AML).
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A Pill That Turns Off Childhood Cancer
(Photo courtesy of Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
Researchers are making progress with a drug that can literally turn off cancer cells for some patients with lymphoma and neuroblastoma — with the help of St. Baldrick's donors!
This discovery is part of an important movement toward more targeted therapies — those that target only cancer cells, leaving healthy cells alone. These therapies avoid the often severe side effects — and sometimes life-long effects — of treatments that affect the whole body or large areas, such as chemotherapy and radiation. Instead, they zero in on a particular gene or target, stopping cancer cells from continuing to grow and spread through the body.
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1.78 acres with 100 ft of medium/low waterfront with pilings from an old pier used for boating in the past. (antique photos available) Original owners (Doc Freeman) from Seattle bought property in the 20's and used to tug boat over for the summer fun on Miller Bay. Unimproved, heavily treed, property. 2012 appraisal on file. Survey on file. Property approx. 100' deep across miller bay rd- Timber value est. $6K-$8K. Power at street.Miller Bay Rd separates property.


The days are counting down to the 2016 RideStaffs sportives at Shugborough Hall in Staffordshire and places are running out fast. When we hit send on this email to you there were just 86 places left across our 2 sportives for this year. So if you're thinking of joining us on 1st July for either 22 or 68 miles, it's time to act or risk missing out.


What is the key to good family relationships?
Open communication – This is essential, and often difficult to achieve, but communicating openly, with active listening is extremely important in cultivating good, healthy family relationships, whether between spouses, parents and children or siblings.
Genuine respect – Showing respect for another individual is the best way of telling that person that you honor them and care about them. Respect is shown when we allow the other person to speak their mind, even if we don't agree. Paying attention to and honoring requests, such as a need for alone time, can also show respect. And respect is shown when, even during an argument, we restrain from using hurtful language and name-calling.
Acknowledgement of and respect for differences – Everyone in your family is not going to think the same, feel the same or want the same. This often causes issues when religion or other sensitive topics come up. Even young children sometimes are different than parents in personality or they may not enjoy the same activities. It's important to be OK with differences. With adult members of your family, you are sure to find differences with respect to politics, religion, and opinions on how to spend money, and any number of other issues. In healthy family relationships, these differences are noted and respected.
Appreciation – Everyone wants to feel that they are appreciated for who they are and the things they do, whether it's grandma or your three year old. Find ways to let them know that you like who they are and that they are special. If you don't like grandma because she's grouchy, do your best to send blessings her way anyway.
Effort – All good family relationships require effort. If you wish to see your family relationships thrive, you must put forth an effort. That means different things depending on your family dynamic, but it's not difficult to tell what type of effort is needed.
Family relationships are sometimes tricky, sometimes disappointing, and sometimes very joyful. If you and your family are committed to building a healthy family relationship, you will find ways to work together to build fulfilling ties that make each member feel valued and loved. Make your family relationships fantastic and joyful.


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2014 Audi A4 2.0 TDI Ultra review
It's hard to keep up with Audi's rapidly expanding Ultra range. We've been impressed by the A7 and A6, and now we've tested the latest car to get this technology – the Audi A4 – which emits 109g/...
Paul Bond
This version of the Audi A4 won't be around for much longer, but Audi is keen to keep its popular executive model as up-to-date as possible with the latest technology, including its efficient 'Ultra' diesel engines.
We've already tested the estate (Avant) A4 Ultra, which is heavier than the four-door saloon, but still manages an impressive 64.2mpg and pumps out 114g/km - closing up the gap to its nearest rivals when it comes to performance and running costs.
As a saloon, the A4 Ultra returns a claimed 67.3mpg and emits 109g/km of CO2, putting it on a par with the BMW 320d Efficient Dynamics (109g/km), and only slightly behind the new Mercedes C220 Bluetec (103g/km).
It's only available with a six-speed manual gearbox, but you can choose between SE and SE Technik trim. Can a new engine really breath new life into one of the oldest models in Audi's line-up?
What is the 2014 Audi A4 2.0 TDI Ultra like to drive?
Let's start with the good news. The revised 161bhp diesel engine revs freely and without sounding harsh when you accelerate hard. There's more torque then before, which helps the Ultra feel a tad more responsive, while maximum power arrives a lot earlier than it used to (at 3000rpm).
This improved flexibility means you can punt along in town at low revs, without feeling like you need to change down into a low gear. Once the engine picks up, there's a progressive surge of power, and more than enough oomph for fast overtakes.
The A4 Ultra is impressively quiet whether you're driving at low speeds or cruising on the motorway, to the point where you're more aware of the rush of wind noise instead of any engine thrum. True, there's whine from the turbo when you put your foot down hard, but it's less noticeable than in the old 2.0-litre TDIe.
A light clutch and precise gearshift make the A4 Avant easy to drive – even in stop-start traffic. However, the new engine can only do so much, and there are still some niggling issues. There's often a noticeable vibration through the pedals and gearknob, for example, particularly at idle, but also when accelerating.
The handling is also pretty unremarkable. While the steering is accurate, the front-wheel-drive A4 feels heavy, and the front wheels always want to wash wide through tight turns in the road. There's also an inconsistency to the steering assistance when you're turning into corners. The A4 never feels unstable, but it's never particularly engaging, either.
Ride comfort is another bugbear. Despite the Ultra having not particularly low-profile tyres (it comes with 17-inch alloys as standard), it has lowered suspension to reduce drag and improve fuel economy, and isn't that effective at dealing with cracks and potholes in town, while expansion joints thump their way into the cabin at motorway speeds.
**What is the 2014 Audi A4 2.0 TDI Ultra like inside?**
Nothing has changed inside, so you still get a mostly classy, well finished interior, with fairly high-quality materials and a reasonably clear, easy to use layout. However, the shortcut buttons around the MMI control dial are made from hard, shiny plastic and look out of place.
A more serious problem is the off-set pedals, which will be an issue for all drivers, because the A4 Ultra is available only as a manual. This makes finding a comfortable driving position trickier than you'd expect.
Newer rivals such as the Mercedes C-Class and BMW 3 Series are both a little more high-tech inside, and the BMW in particular has a slicker, easier-to-use infotainment system. The A4's MMI unit is decent enough, but the shortcut buttons aren't as straightforward and the graphics aren't as sharp.
There's enough space inside to seat four adults comfortably – five is a squeeze – with decent head- and legroom for those in the front and the back. The boot is a good size, with a square load floor and a low lip that makes loading heavier items a breeze.
SE trim comes with climate control, auto lights and wipers, a DAB radio, rear parking sensors and a 6.5-inch colour display. If you fork out an extra £1,000 for the SE Technik model then you also get leather upholstery, sat-nav, all-round parking sensors and an iPod connector.
**Should I buy one?**
The Ultra definitely is the new pick of the A4 range, thanks to improved refinement and lower running costs that make it more competitive than before.
At £27,675, it's about £1000 cheaper than the sharper driving BMW 320d Efficient Dynamics, and around £1700 cheaper than the cleaner Mercedes C220 Bluetec.
However, it now feels a fair bit less plush inside than both these rivals, despite its smoother, quieter engine. The practical Avant has more going for it, but this saloon now feels distinctly average.
**What Car? says... **
**Rivals:**
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We pared nine best 2019 quick disconnect over the latter 2 years. Find out which quick disconnect matches you. Narrow by brand including Learn To Brew LLC, The Weekend Brewer and Legacy or by category such as Disconnect Terminals, Quick Connect Hose Fittings and Quick Disconnect Bushings.


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{
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}

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{
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Эта статья о посёлке. О заводе в посёлке Сарана см. Саранинский завод КПМ

Саранинский Завод — посёлок в Красноуфимском округе Свердловской области. Входит в состав территориальной администрации посёлка Сарана.

География
Населённый пункт расположен на правом берегу реки Уфа в 13 километрах на юго-юго-запад от административного центра округа — города Красноуфимск.

Часовой пояс

Население

Улицы
Посёлок разделен на три улицы (Комсомольская, Мира, Станционная) и один переулок (Казарма 1417 км).

Примечания

Населённые пункты муниципального образования Красноуфимский округ


The department provides five fantastic recreational camps around greater Perth and in Albany.
For school, community and corporate group enquiries let us help create your unique adventure.
Bickley, Ern Halliday, Camp Quaranup and Woodman Point all have a 13 month in advance booking period (from the first day of the month). For example bookings for November 2019 are now open from the 1st of October, 2018.
Point Walter has a 2 year in advance booking period also from the first day of the month.
See the latest in holiday camps, family camp outs, news and events.
Our four metropolitan camps each offer unique recreation and accommodation. From the tranquil bush of Bickley, a river retreat at Point Walter to our coastal camps at Woodman Point and Ern Halliday, you'll discover the perfect location for your school, community or corporate group.
Our regional camp, Camp Quaranup, offers many opportunities to explore Albany and the Great Southern. Situated on the harbour, this historic location is a popular regional destination.
Explore each of our camps facilities and programs by clicking on the image below.
We offer two stunning venues perfect for your wedding, conference or special function.
The school camp experience helps students step out of their comfort zone and try some new learning activities.
Providing support for teachers on camp. The "4th R" guides educators with choosing programs with links to the Western Australian Framework.


This one is a classic. Who doesn't love CPK?!
Last night, I treated Mom and Dad to a nice dinner at CPK with an old gift card that I've had for awhile. Dinner was only an extra $10 for tip! That's what I call a DEAL.
For once, CPK Kahala was not bustling with crowds, and "buzzers" were not being handed out to families waiting for a table. It was a Monday night, and we walked up to the hostess, and was immediately sat down at a table. Don't get me wrong- CPK was still crowded for a Monday night, though it was really nice to have to wait 30-40 minutes. Come on a Friday or Saturday, and you're going to be sitting on the benches outside for a good while, staring at your buzzer.
I'm really impressed. CPK has really expanded and diversified their menu over the years to keep it up to date with trends and new foodie items. Keeps things exciting, don't ya think!? I remember when they had first added their Sangria to the menu, and boy, was that a Godsend. Since then, their menu is very well-rounded and cultured. Egg Rolls, Dynamite Shrimp, Guacamole, Thai Crunch Salad, Korean BBQ Steak Tacos...ask and you shall receive!
Last night, everything we ordered was delicious. I was surprised Mom was willing to share a different salad and pizza with me. Our usual consists of Chinese Chicken Salad and Margherita Pizza. Truth be told, those are always great items to get if you're indecisive.
Dad is very traditional and got his usual Bolognese, and ate every last pasta noodle. Mom and I decided on Caramelized Peach Salad and Wild Mushroom Pizza. The Peach Salad was my utmost favorite. Omg, I should have just ordered a whole one!! It came with field greens, spinach, warm caramelized peaches, dried cranberries, toasted pecans, red onions, and Gorgonzola tossed in white Balsamic Vinaigrette. When served, the peaches are slightly warm...so tantalizing! This is a must-try!
What I also loved was their unique guacamole. Though quite small, it is packed full of sweet white corn, black beans, scallions, cilantro, small bits of red pepper and of course, lots of chunky, creamy avocado. Not your usual smooth guacamole, but I loved it. Just wish it was a bit bigger!
California Pizza Kitchen is never at the top of my foodie list, but since this visit, I may be back for more Peach Salad and Guac!
Started off with their White Sangria- very fruity and sweet.


Just curious of any long timers that do Ketigenic diets. My nutritionists says they do not recommend it for bariatric patients. I am curious if anyone does the Keto lifestyle and if it works. I am 3 1/2 years post Gastric Sleeve and need to lose more weight. Any thoughts?
I have considered it but haven't tried it yet. I also have more to lose.
No she really say but I think after doing the same things for this amount of time and not reaching goal I am going to try it and see what happens.
L.OL I was thinking the same thing.
So, what does this mean for you? What will you eat and what will you not eat? I haven't gotten that far yet to figure that out. The eating anything in moderation isn't working for me at all.
So, the way we were eating before? lol. That is what I took from it.
Let us know how it goes for you.I think after this weekend, I'm going to try that.
she just keeps saying you can eat anything you want, just in moderation.
yeah, because we're all so good at THAT!
True Keto is very high fat (like >70 grams), moderate carb (30-45 grams) and very low carb (<20) a day. I am 4 years out and have been Keto for a while. My surgeon and docs are all for it, I used this to conquer some regain and also to resolve a health issue.
It is quite different from a 'bariatric' diet. I don't drink milk or eat yogurt anymore, I follow the rules of keto, I eat my macros calculated out for me. They change as my weight goes down. I also incorporate Intermittent Fasting which also has made a huge difference. I will probably eat this way forever. There are tons of resources out there, especially on youtube and there are substitutes for EVERYTHING, but I try to stick to a very basic food list.
Thank you for the input. I started it yesterday so I hope it gets the rest of my weight off. The only thing that surprised me was the amount of calories my macro says to eat, but I'm gonna give it a shot.
Why no yogurt? But whipping cream is fine. Aren't they based on the same thing?
I am having re-gain and really need help. Am thinking of trying this but not sure how to go about it. Not sure what to eat and why or what not to eat. Can you sort of outline a typical week or several days worth of menus? That would be awesome.
So far it's going good. Tested this morning and I am in the small Ketosis range so I'm getting there.
Hi I joined a Bariatric Keto group on fb and you can pay for a session and it costs 19.99 and they give you your macros and give alot of info. I have been doing it for two weeks and am losing again.
I am 18 months post op and am about 20 lbs away from my goal. I like where I'm at but would love to lose the last 20 lbs. I am seriously considering doing keto but am curious what that looks like over the course of a day.
Current keto eaters: Can you list what your meals and Snacks are in a typical day? Also do any of you do intermittent fasting along with it?


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The 1993 Five Nations Championship was the 64th series of the Five Nations Championship, an annual rugby union competition between the major Northern Hemisphere rugby union national teams. The tournament consisted of 10 matches held between 16 January and 20 March 1993.

The tournament was the 64th in its then format as the Five Nations. Including the competition's former incarnation as the Home Nations Championship, the 1993 Five Nations Championship was the 99th Northern Hemisphere rugby union championship.

The championship was contested by England, France, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. France won the tournament, although a 16–15 opening defeat by England meant they failed to win the Grand Slam. The overall result was, however, France's tenth outright victory in the Five Nations, excluding seven titles shared with other countries.
Scotland, England and Ireland placed second, third and fourth respectively with two wins each, while Wales placed last with a one-point victory over England. England won the Calcutta Cup, while none of the Home Nations achieved the Triple Crown.

For the first time, a trophy was awarded to the winning team.

Participants

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References

External links
 1993 Five Nations Championship at ESPN

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#ifndef TESTHCI_H_
#define TESTHCI_H_

#include "GL/glew.h"
#include <GLFW/glfw3.h>
#include "AbstractHCI.h"
#include "MVRCore/AbstractCamera.H"
#include <MVRCore/CameraOffAxis.H>
#include "CFrameMgr.H"
#include "app/include/GPUMesh.h"
#include "app/include/GLSLProgram.h"
#include <glm/glm.hpp>
#include <glm/gtc/matrix_access.hpp>
#include <glm/gtc/matrix_transform.hpp>
#include <glm/gtc/type_ptr.hpp>
#include <MVRCore/DataFileUtils.H>
#include "app/include/TextureMgr.h"
#include "app/include/TouchData.h"
#include <glm/gtx/string_cast.hpp>
#include <boost/algorithm/string/predicate.hpp>
#include <MVRCore/Time.h>
#include <iterator>

class TestHCI : public AbstractHCI {

public:
	TestHCI(MinVR::AbstractCameraRef camera, CFrameMgrRef cFrameMgr, TextureMgrRef textMan, FeedbackRef feedback);
	virtual ~TestHCI();
	void update(const std::vector<MinVR::EventRef> &events);
    void draw(int threadId, MinVR::AbstractCameraRef camera, MinVR::WindowRef window);
	glm::dvec3 convertScreenToRoomCoordinates(glm::dvec2 screenCoords);
	void initializeContextSpecificVars(int threadId,MinVR::WindowRef window);
	void TestHCI::initVBO(int threadId);
	void initGL() ;

	void closestTouchPair(std::map<int, TouchDataRef> thisRegisteredTouchData, glm::dvec3 &pos1, glm::dvec3 &pos2, double &minDistance);
	void updateHandPos(const std::vector<MinVR::EventRef>& events);

	// matrix transforms
	void translate(glm::dmat4 transMat);
	void yRotationAndScale(TouchDataRef centOfRotData, TouchDataRef otherTouchData);

private:
	std::shared_ptr<MinVR::CameraOffAxis> offAxisCamera;
	std::map<int, TouchDataRef> registeredTouchData;
	std::shared_ptr<GPUMesh> cubeMesh;
	std::shared_ptr<GLSLProgram> shader;
	std::map<int, GLuint> _vboId;
	TextureMgrRef texMan;
	MinVR::TimeStamp startTime;
	double prevScaleBy;
	MinVR::EventRef hand1;
	MinVR::EventRef hand2;
	glm::dvec3 currHandPos1;
	glm::dvec3 prevHandPos1;
	glm::dvec3 currHandPos2;
	glm::dvec3 prevHandPos2;
	int numTouchForHand1;
	int numTouchForHand2;
	bool xzRotFlag;
	bool initRoomPos;
	bool liftedFingers;
	glm::dvec3 initRoomTouchCentre;
	glm::dvec3 roomTouchCentre;
	bool centerRotMode;
	glm::dvec3 currHandToTouch;
	glm::dvec3 prevHandToTouch;

};

#endif /* TESTHCI_H_ */


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shared workspace hair and nail salon opens in coral gables
Rodolfo Gual and client Vivian Gallardo of Miami share a laugh on Friday, Sept. 4, 2015 at MY SALON Suite in Coral Gables.
MY SALON Suite is a multi-service shared workspace salon in Coral Gables where customers can get their hair styled, nails done, a massage or a shave.
Local franchisees Aksel and Lisa Bekirov opened MY SALON in leased space at the intersection of Ponce de Leon Boulevard and Majorca Avenue.
Beauty professionals can rent different types of suites, which vary in size and window options. Members have a weekly flat rental rate that includes utilities, Wi-Fi and a parking space in the building garage. Each suite comes fully furnished with everything installed. The only things a salon professional needs are their tools and the products they use. They have 24/7 access to their space.
"The nice thing is that they don't have any other investment other than the rent. They come and go whenever they want. They are essentially running their own business," Bekirov said.
MY SALON Suite in Coral Gables provides space for 27 independent beauty professionals, who operate their own individual salons and have created a co-working environment. Many of the members are beauty industry veterans who have significant local followings.
Aksel spoke about the trend and the advantages of shared workspaces: "There is a trend across the United States moving in that direction. We have had several professionals shut down their salon and move in with us. They see fewer headaches and control their business the way they see fit."
"This is where the beauty industry is going," said Johnny Diol, owner of Studio 61 by Johnny Diol. "All the hairdressers are looking into it now. Everyone will have the privilege to have their own place and have more freedom to enjoy life a little bit more."
For five years, Diol owned his own salon on Miracle Mile. He moved his salon into MY SALON Suite when it opened in May.
"It is peaceful and drama-free. Everyone has their own clientele. Everyone is very professional. We support each other," Diol said.
The shared workspace benefits stylists because most of them refer their clients to each other for other services.
"Clients love the concept. It's very convenient for them. They have a multitude of beauty professionals all under one roof," Aksel said.
"The clients feel special and love the quality of the work. They get one-on-one service. They actually feel pampered," Diol said.
More locations will soon be appearing in Miami. The owners are considering salons in the Midtown or Pinecrest areas.
About MY SALON
MY SALON originated in New Orleans and has been expanding throughout the United States. There are locations in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Nevada, New York and Texas.
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Return of the Bucentoro to the Molo on Ascension Day
Oil on canvas, 77 x 126 cm
Royal Collection, Windsor
The picture showing traditional Venetian ceremony is from a series of 14 views of the Grand Canal painted by Canaletto and engraved by Antonio Visentini (published in 1735).
The historical power of the Venetian Republic was dependent upon its mastery of the sea, both for trading and military purposes. Such dominance had waned by the eighteenth century, but past glories were symbolically recalled in ceremonies, such as the one depicted in this work.
Here, a naval victory over Dalmatia which took place in 998 AD, apparently on Ascension Day, is commemorated. During the event the Doge travelled in the Bucintoro, the golden barge, out into the Lido, where he cast a ring into the sea, as a symbol of the marriage or union between Venice and the Adriatic. Such a ring had been given to a twelfth-century Doge by the Pope in gratitude for his peacemaking.
The massive barge, designed by Stefano Conti and the last to be built before the fall of the Republic, has just returned from the Lido. The spectacle it creates, with its huge, brilliant orange flag fluttering before the sky, was clearly one that appealed to Canaletto. It is perhaps the archetypal Venetian scene, combining as it does elements of beauty, showiness, symbolism, and sheer delight in the physical appearance of the city.


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Hidrodata és una empresa amb seu a Barcelona dedicada a la producció d'energia elèctrica d'origen hidràulic. És propietària d'un conjunt de centrals hidroelèctriques situades en el Pirineu i pre Pirineu català.

Origen i accionistes
El seu origen és l'empresa Caedata, creada el 1988 amb l'objectiu de dedicar-se a l'explotació de l'energia hidroelèctrica, sent també fabricant de material elèctric. El 1991 va ser reestructurada convertint-se en Hidrodata, S.A. i quedant vinculada a la companyia Electrica del Viesgo S.A. Posteriorment fou adquirida pel holding d'energies renovables Establecimientos Industriales y Servicios, S.L. (EISSL) propietat de la família Soldevila fins a l'any 2008. Aquell any els propietaris van vendre EISSL a la societat Copcisa; Banc de Sabadell i Caixa de Catalunya també adquiriren accions i formant entre tots una participació majoritària.

L'empresa afirmava que els seus actius estaven formats per 19 centrals minihidràuliques amb una potència instal·lada de 53 MW, 18,6 MW procedent de dos parcs d'energia eòlica a Granada i una sèrie de projectes a Catalunya que sumaven una potència de fins a 550 MW.

En l'any 2011, el Banc de Sabadell va ampliar la seva participació en la societat comprant a Copcisa un 19% addicional del capital. En el mateix l'empresa va canviar el nom a Hidrodata, una de les filials d'EISSL, i va refinançar el seu deute, que ascendia a 151 milions d'euros.
En el gener de 2012 el fons d'inversió britànic HG Capital va comprar a Caixa de Catalunya el 29% del capital de la companyia per un valor de 14 milions d'euros.

En l'agost del 2013 es va fer públic que el fons HG Capital havia adquirit fins al 75% de l'empresa, essent Copcisa el propietari del 25% restant. L'any 2014 Copcisa vengué a Hidrodata la seva participació, quedant HG Capital com a únic propietari. La societat és administrada per Plenium Partners, societat de Madrid especialitzada en fons d'inversió en energies renovables que també fan d'administradors en nom del propietari, HG Capital.

Activitats
L'empresa te dues activitats diferenciades:
 La fabricació i distribució d'aparells pel tractament d'aigües, mesura de cabals, instrumentació i control.
 Explotació de centrals hidràuliques, parcs eòlics i solar per a la producció d'energia elèctrica.

Adquisició de centrals hidroelèctriques
FECSA va incorporar centrals hidroelèctriques catalanes per diverses vies; unes venien per la incorporació a FECSA de la Societat Hidràulica del Fresser el 1951; altres venien de Forces Hidroelèctriques del Segre el 1989 i un tercer grup de centrals amb orígens diversos. EL febrer de 1990 FECSA es desprengué d'elles, i la majoria van anar a raure a l'empresa que posteriorment seria Hidrodata.

Explotacions hidroelèctriques
Al mes de desembre de 2019, les instal·lacions hidroelèctriques catalanes propietat d'Hidrodata  són les següents:

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Referències

Companyies elèctriques de Catalunya