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According to current research, hundreds of millions of people will face deadly weather events by 2100. In Europe alone, it is expected that up to 150.000 people could die every year due to climate change. The Study, "Increasing risk over time of weather-related hazards to the European population: a data-driven prognostic study", funded by the European Commission, reveals that at least 2/3 of European population (more than 350.000 million people in Europe alone) could be faced with climate change and weather related disasters by 2100. These numbers are enormous. (Forzieri, G., Cescatti, A., Silva B.e. & Feyen, L. Lancet Planet Health 2017; 1: e200–08).


Q: How long will it take for someone to follow your feed or RT (re-tweet) your comments in approval?
A: Not long at all. But what may surprise you is that your new fan may be Republican United States Representative for North Carolina's 10th District, Patrick McHenry.
The images embedded here are screenshots taken by MagicH on his own PC, to show you how the time- and date-stamps appeared to him as he looked at his email and at the tweets he'd sent. I'm also linking those three tweets here, so you can see their time- and date-stamps on the Twitter site.
If you click the links, the timestamps on Twitter, as you see them, will adjust for your timezone, so that may create the mistaken impression that the tweets themselves do not chronologically accord with MagicH's email timestamp. However, MagicH is a resident of Perth Australia, so adjusting your timezone for the discrepancy (and also Standard v. Daylight Savings, where applicable) should make the stamps line up so that the last tweet predates the email notification by a minute — i.e. exactly as it happened.
A major component of the Democrats' energy legislation and the Democrats' answer to our energy crisis is, hold on, wait one minute, wait one minute, it is promoting the use of the bicycle. Oh, I cannot make this stuff up. Yes, the American people have heard this. Their answer to our fuel crisis, the crisis at the pumps, is: ride a bike. Democrats believe that using taxpayer funds in this bill to the tune of $1 million a year should be devoted to the principle of: "Save energy, ride a bike." Some might argue that depending on bicycles to solve our energy crisis is naive, perhaps ridiculous. Some might even say Congress should use this energy legislation to create new energy, bring new nuclear power plants on line, use clean coal technology, energy exploration, but no, no. They want to tell the American people, stop driving, ride a bike. This is absolutely amazing.
Of course, saying that riding bikes is a dumb solution to reducing energy dependency when you could otherwise pump millions into nuclear plants and clean coal is like saying that Americans' jogging to lose weight is foolish when we could invest untold millions into liposuction and the development of a Photoshop slimming tool that works—only in real life this time.
McHenry's got other problems. He dismissed a soldier, who inconvenienced his going to the gym while in Baghdad's Green Zone, as a "two-bit security guard." The callousness of his attitude toward someone who was acting in the interest of his safety was emphasized by a subsequent attack on the Green Zone. Even worse for McHenry: he filmed the aftermath, pointing out where landmarks were struck by fire, showing specific evidence of the location of destruction, then posted it online — perhaps to indicate his bravado in being around at the time while bad things happened in the best-defended citadel in Iraq. This possibly jeopardized Green Zone operational security (OpSec) and prompted the Pentagon to, basically, yell at him and make him take the video down.
We will lose on legislation. But we will win the message war every day, and every week, until November 2010. Our goal is to bring down approval numbers for Pelosi and for House Democrats. That will take repetition. This is a marathon, not a sprint.
In short, John McCain, whose policies were not substantially distinguishable from those of the previous eight years, was not conservative enough for McHenry's America. His leadership was such that No True Republican could want it. Good Republican leadership, on the other hand, consists of abandoning governance or the creation of cohesive policy in favor of relentless yelling about people we don't like, in hopes that 2010 will be the year American government can finally get back to the business of yelling about people we don't like.
He's also been implicated in questionable electoral and PAC funding activities.
Last but not least, he seems willing to court "Birther" interest by waffling on President Obama's citizenship in the standard "I'm just asking questions, here" format, then backtracking tepidly when called on it. His willingness to say, "I have absolutely no reason to question President Obama's citizenship," comes only after the qualifier, "As I stated last night, I have not carefully reviewed the evidence as a jurist would."
This splits hairs nicely. It gets out the instant and galvanizing message that he's willing to entertain the idea that Obama is not a citizen, while walking it back with language that concedes that he won't question Obama's citizenship yet... since he's not some fancypants judge. Put in blunter terms: "I'm no expert. I'll just assume he's a citizen for now. But there's always the possibility that some totally brilliant legal mind with a wealth of juridical expertise behind it will somehow see through all the really obvious evidence that he's a citizen to some truth underneath. Maybe. I really wouldn't know. Just talking, here!"
Why? Why would a United States Representative follow someone on Twitter who said horrible things like this? Only a few explanations come to mind.
1. This isn't Patrick McHenry's Twitter account.
Extremely unlikely. One, the content reflects things he is doing at the moment, directing people to interact with him live. Two, the feed repeatedly links back to his own House.Gov page, a site which would be tracking incoming content and would have notified even the dumbest intern of the existence of the Twitter feed. Three, no one spoofs a public personality on Twitter to behave exactly like the personality except for one easily overlooked discrepancy. There's absolutely no point to it. Anyone doing it for kicks would be trying to get kicks, not mask them. Four, even if his staffers were the dumbest people on earth, at some point in the last seven months, someone would have pointed out a Twitter account they didn't know about. There's really no point in entertaining this explanation.
2. Patrick McHenry has a Twitter bot that automatically follows people.
A bot is just a bit of programming that automates an online function. In this case, a Twitter "follow bot" will scan Twitter for keyword usages you favor and automatically add anyone who tweets them. Say you run a golf shop and have an in-house pro who's willing to give lessons on the cheap. You might program a follow bot for your shop's Twitter account to automatically follow anyone looking for the terms "golf pro" "discount" and whatever your location is. Simple explanation, right?
But that doesn't make any sense given the evidence. One, McHenry's Twitter feed goes back to April 14th (conspicuously, the day before tax day and thus a day before the first tea party protests), and yet he only follows 1,200+ people. Even assuming he'd set up a follow bot a month ago, he'd be following over 3,000 people by now, because Twitter allows you to follow up to 100 new people per day. That number would doubtless be higher by word of mouth. Even with one month of a functional bot, McHenry should be following well over 3,000 more people.
Most tellingly, though, since following MagicH on Friday, McHenry has only gone on to follow 28 more people, the last one, as of this writing, being a djtablesauce. Even over a span of three days, there's no way that whatever keywords McHenry chose could have targeted MagicH's tweets without targeting hundreds of conservative Twitter users who are also using those keywords, often within organized topics that would have garnered McHenry's attention. Those organized topics are represented by those # marks. By tweeting to things like #tcot — "Top Conservatives on Twitter" — McHenry has directed his comments to those following the #tcot topic.
Since he's targeted that audience with his tweets, any follow bot created would likely be targeted to that audience as well. Yet, despite MagicH targeting that audience too (although satirically), McHenry's Twitter account has followed so few people from it since. Those not familiar with Twitter might not realize that #tcot surges at all hours with incredible volume, like Gulf storm surge colliding with a flooded Mississippi — often with the same negative consequences for black people. Tweets emerge and disappear off the page nearly instantaneously. Anyone who tweets at that audience and looks for keywords from that audience would have their "followers" column overwhelmed in short order.
In conclusion, given the numerical evidence, it's extremely implausible that McHenry followed MagicH due to some automated process.
3. A page or intern manages Patrick McHenry's Twitter account, and he's not involved with it.
It's possible, but also unlikely and immaterial.
As to that last point, if a staffer is managing this account, he or she is doing so at McHenry's behest. He or she ostensibly has his confidence and trust to act in accordance with The Plan or The Message. Just as a captain is responsible for the crew under him, if McHenry's staffers are making judgment calls or tweeting out mission statements, they're doing so under the aegis of McHenry himself, whether he's directly ordered it or is tacitly in control. As a member of the soi-disant Party of Personal Responsibility, McHenry has no other attitude or approach to take to this situation; either way, it's on him. This is the chain of responsibility when you establish the leadership paradigm as a fundamental tenet of your party's (and your own) qualifications.
Now, as to the first point, it's unlikely that McHenry is uninvolved. He's young! He's still at that age where technology adoption is easy. And if McCain can tweet, so can he. Also, he's not unsavvy when it comes to messaging. While he might not execute that messaging well, he certainly knows which avenues to attempt. For instance, he may not pack in the townhalls 100%, but he's smart enough to put himself out there to not only conduct them but be able to say that he conducts them.
Speaking of which, take this tweet from a day before he followed MagicH on Twitter: "Send online healthcare townhall questions via @/DM or email (mchenrytownhall@gmail.com) and I'll answer them live tomorrow at 11am." The tweet asks people to engage him via Twitter's Direct Message (DM) function, demonstrating awareness of the site's functionality. Even if staffers mined the Twitter feed and the email address for questions, it's implausible to suggest he wasn't aware of where the questions could be coming from. Finally — and, unfortunately the stream of this townhall is no longer available for viewing — it would have done him a world of good to visibly check and respond to his Blackberry or iPhone on camera, to show supporters the value of connecting with him via texts, because it would show connectivity, folksiness, personability, all those good things.
4. Patrick McHenry manages his own Twitter account.
If he didn't, why only 305 tweets since April 14th, 2009? There are easily a half dozen events or talking points per day that staffers could exploit, either reiterating talking-points memos or giving conservative boilerplate responses to what's on the TV. Even at, let's say, five tweets per day, between April 15th and November 6th, that's 1,030 tweets that should be there. If you're having your staff run things, that many tweets is a no-brainer. First, you don't have to write them yourself. Second, it gets your message and "brand" out on every incident or issue of the day. Third, it gives other conservatives on Twitter incentive to follow you: you're going to be dropping sick politi-beats on them, like, every single day. They will want to listen to you.
But, if you're a busy congressman tweeting on your own, 305 tweets over 206 days sounds about right. You have something to say once or twice per day, or else you have something to say once per day and also pass on a link you find convincing or enlightening. A tweet pace of 1.4 per day is just about perfectly within the wheelhouse of someone who's trying to maintain a Web2.0 brand without having the time or attention to really exploit its functionality. Someone like a sitting congressman.
So what conclusions can we draw from this? What has happened here?
First, it's highly unlikely that this is an outlaw or parody Twitter feed. It would be easily noticeable to borderline-competent staff; and even if it weren't, someone would have told them about it in the last seven months. Second, the number of people McHenry follows simply does not accord with bot usage. He should be following thousands more people, even if he's looking for the most histrionic and unpleasant keywords associated with the far-right, if he's got any automated process at work. The fact is that conservative discussion on Twitter is large and intense enough to garner even 3,000 hits in a month's time, whatever the word choice. Third, even if McHenry has farmed out Twitter responsibilities to his staff, the interactivity of his public appearances and the words used on his Twitter indicate his awareness of that content outlet. And even on the extremely tenuous chance that he knows nothing of what his Twitter account does, he is still accountable for it. It's his name, his staff, his brand, his mandate. You cannot lead while disclaiming the actions of those you directly lead, those for whom you bear direct responsibility.
But the idea of staff responsibility rings a bit hollow. A dedicated staff or staffer would exploit an interactive function like Twitter more than 1.4 times per day. Tasked with getting McHenry's message or brand out, they'd suffer no shortage of things to talk about, respond to, link, or just "re-tweet." The slow and intermittent activity it exhibits is more indicative of a single man in charge.
And who is that man? He's a man who's fond of self-promotion and found (although not yet judged) ethically questionable. He's a man who was willing to look at 2001-2009 and this nation's governance, then look at John McCain's allegiance to most of the same and deem him insufficiently conservative. He's a man who's been willing to equivocate about Barack Obama's citizenship and then backtrack without contradicting himself or condemning the thinking he's echoed. He's also mocked incentivizing the use of bicycles as a means of reducing oil dependency.
He is, in short, someone so hard-right, so unscrupulous and, frankly, so dumb as to see a bunch of tweets about how "Obama needs to be impeached" and is "the real perpetrator" because he forced Nidal Hasan "to sacrifice himself to destroy America" and "the Constitution" nod silently at them and think "right on" and then follow the person who wrote them. He is exactly the sort of person — and, via Twitter, he is likely exactly the person — who unironically and uncritically applauds such virulently racist, eliminationist and dangerous language. Nidal Hasan acted on Obama's orders; Obama's mission is to try to destroy America.
win the message war every day, and every week, until November 2010... to bring down approval numbers for Pelosi and for House Democrats. That will take repetition. This is a marathon, not a sprint.
Perhaps the last, most distant and improbable excuse McHenry could employ is that he followed MagicH for the sake of satire. But that would require hundreds of the other people he followed to be tweeting satirically about the same racist, eliminationist, paranoid and verbally violent things. Given the facts, that explanation doesn't hold water. And even without those facts, to borrow an instrument that obviously inspires confusion and horror in McHenry: conservatives tend to use satire about as well as a fish uses a bicycle.


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First Watch's Zimmermann named Outstanding Food Safety Leader
First Watch's Zimmermann is responsible for introducing new cleaning program enhancements, improving ventilation systems, and helping to navigate supply-chain disruption issues during the pandemic.
The National Restaurant Association named John Zimmermann, VP of Quality Assurance and Food Safety for First Watch Restaurants, its 2021 Outstanding Food Safety Leader.
The Association honored Zimmermann during its Food Safety and Quality Assurance Expert Exchange digital event, Sept. 14. The annual award, sponsored by Ecolab, honors dedication to food safety through personal and career accomplishment, such as improving systems or processes, introducing innovations to manage food supplies or operations, and mentoring other foodservice professionals. This year, the award also recognized extraordinary measures taken to protect customers and employees during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A panel of six food-safety professionals—five who serve on the Association's FSQA Executive Exchange steering committee, and a vice president from Ecolab—were especially impressed with Zimmermann's accomplishments, including:
Establishing and enforcing COVID-19 procedures into the First Watch employee health and wellness program, such as a "COVID-19-positive" employee response plan, exclusion criteria, and a database to track ill employees.
Sourcing approved forehead thermometers for daily temporal fever checks.
Updating 3rd-party audit protocols to ensure knowledge and compliance with the brand's new employee wellness program and developing visitor COVID-19 rules.
Establishing, maintaining, and updating COVID-19 regulatory requirements that assisted in the reopening of restaurants.
He also introduced new cleaning program enhancements, including research on effective, EPA-approved products and new cleaning procedures for high-touch technology; worked to improve ventilation systems; and helped navigate supply-chain disruption issues by approving secondary-source suppliers and product substitutions, as well as transitioning to a new distributor.
In addition, Zimmermann assisted in the launch of a 3rd-party delivery service safety protocol that featured requirements for packaging and tamper-evident standards, safe alcohol-to-go procedures, and ready-to-eat retail products.
A veteran of more than 30 years in QA and food safety, Zimmermann said, "We all have an important role to play when it comes to food safety," he said. "The opportunity to put competition aside and collaborate with industry peers to benchmark or share best practices, particularly when faced with a global health crisis, has helped ensure consumer trust for all we serve."
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Jan Soltis was 14 years old when World War II: Nazi Germany and Slovakia invade Poland, beginning the European phase of World War II. World War II, also known as the Second World War, was a global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945, although conflicts reflecting the ideological clash between what would become the Allied and Axis blocs began earlier. The vast majority of the world's countries—including all of the great powers—eventually formed two opposing military alliances: the Allies and the Axis. It was the most global war in history; it directly involved more than 100 million people from over 30 countries. In a state of total war, the major participants threw their entire economic, industrial, and scientific capabilities behind the war effort, blurring the distinction between civilian and military resources. World War II was the deadliest conflict in human history, marked by 50 to 85 million fatalities, most of whom were civilians in the Soviet Union and China. It included massacres, the genocide of the Holocaust, strategic bombing, premeditated death from starvation and disease and the only use of nuclear weapons in war.
Jan Soltis was 20 years old when World War II: German forces in the west agree to an unconditional surrender. The German Instrument of Surrender ended World War II in Europe. The definitive text was signed in Karlshorst, Berlin, on the night of 8 May 1945 by representatives of the three armed services of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW) and the Allied Expeditionary Force together with the Supreme High Command of the Red Army, with further French and US representatives signing as witnesses. The signing took place 9 May 1945 at 00:16 local time.
Jan Soltis was 28 years old when Jonas Salk announced the successful test of his polio vaccine on a small group of adults and children (vaccination pictured). Jonas Edward Salk was an American medical researcher and virologist. He discovered and developed one of the first successful polio vaccines. Born in New York City, he attended New York University School of Medicine, later choosing to do medical research instead of becoming a practicing physician. In 1939, after earning his medical degree, Salk began an internship as a physician scientist at Mount Sinai Hospital. Two years later he was granted a fellowship at the University of Michigan, where he would study flu viruses with his mentor Thomas Francis, Jr.
Jan Soltis was 39 years old when The Beatles make their first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, performing before a "record-busting" audience of 73 million viewers across the USA. The Beatles were an English rock band formed in Liverpool in 1960. With members John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, they became widely regarded as the foremost and most influential music band in history. Rooted in skiffle, beat and 1950s rock and roll, the Beatles later experimented with several musical styles, ranging from pop ballads and Indian music to psychedelia and hard rock, often incorporating classical elements and unconventional recording techniques in innovative ways. In 1963, their enormous popularity first emerged as "Beatlemania"; as the group's music grew in sophistication, led by primary songwriters Lennon and McCartney, the band were integral to pop music's evolution into an art form and to the development of the counterculture of the 1960s.
Jan Soltis was 52 years old when Star Wars is released in theaters. Star Wars is a 1977 American epic space opera film written and directed by George Lucas. It is the first film in the original Star Wars trilogy and the beginning of the Star Wars franchise. Starring Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Peter Cushing, Alec Guinness, David Prowse, James Earl Jones, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, and Peter Mayhew, the film focuses on the Rebel Alliance, led by Princess Leia (Fisher), and its attempt to destroy the Galactic Empire's space station, the Death Star.
Jan Soltis was 56 years old when The first launch of a Space Shuttle (Columbia) takes place: The STS-1 mission. The Space Shuttle was a partially reusable low Earth orbital spacecraft system operated by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), as part of the Space Shuttle program. Its official program name was Space Transportation System (STS), taken from a 1969 plan for a system of reusable spacecraft of which it was the only item funded for development. The first of four orbital test flights occurred in 1981, leading to operational flights beginning in 1982. In addition to the prototype whose completion was cancelled, five complete Shuttle systems were built and used on a total of 135 missions from 1981 to 2011, launched from the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida. Operational missions launched numerous satellites, interplanetary probes, and the Hubble Space Telescope (HST); conducted science experiments in orbit; and participated in construction and servicing of the International Space Station. The Shuttle fleet's total mission time was 1322 days, 19 hours, 21 minutes and 23 seconds.


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"Diagnose of Radiation Induced Single Event Effects In a PLL using a Heavy Ion Microbeam"
Proc. of the "14th IEEE Latin American Test Workshop" (LATW 2013), Córdoba, Argentina, April 3-5, 2013.
Testing of single event effects caused by heavy ions in a PLL implemented on a CMOS 90 nm technology is reported in this work. The diagnosis of the circuit vulnerability has been conducted with a heavy ion micro beam line facility at the TANDAR tandem accelerator facility. The accuracy of the positioning system has been evaluated and the radiation dose has been accurately characterized. Single event effects were induced in the circuit and a map of the spatial correlation for the most sensitive blocks has been obtained.


Improving your fitness is invaluable for aging with fewer health problems and physical limitations. If you are a senior who is relatively sedentary, it is not too late to engage in various form of exercise and achieve your fitness goals.
For seniors who are new to exercise or might have physical limitations, yoga classes are a good way to ease into fitness. Ideally, you will find a yoga class that is specifically geared toward seniors if you have any limitations, otherwise, a beginner's yoga class will be fine. There are many benefits to yoga, especially for seniors. Yoga is one of several low-impact activities that can help with joint pain, if arthritis is a concern. Improving your balance and flexibility is another benefit to yoga. Staying physically active can prevent sharp declines in balance and flexibility as you age. Going to a yoga class just a few times per week can help many seniors in their activities of daily living. Choosing a class specifically geared toward seniors can help some participants feel less uncomfortable in a group setting.
For seniors without any physical limitations, circuit training is a good choice for exercise. Circuit training involves components of strength training and cardio, so you can accomplish a complete workout in less time. Depending on your level of fitness, you may use resistance bands or free weights throughout the circuit. Having a cardio component to your exercise is not only good for burning calories if you are trying to shed weight, but it is invaluable for cardiovascular fitness. Cardio is also ideal if you have any chronic diseases, such as diabetes or hypertension. The combination of shedding excess weight and being more mobile can improve both conditions. Strength training is also important for seniors because building muscle can make daily activities easier. Additionally, women can reduce their risk of osteoporosis by strength training.
Many seniors are debunking stereotypes about strength and fitness by participating in competitive powerlifting. Depending on your fitness level, you may want to hire a trainer and start lifting heavier weights. The competitive aspect of powerlifting can be motivating to many people, regardless of their age. In addition to simply building up to lifting heavier weights, powerlifting has several biomechanical and health benefits. Much like strength training, building more muscle can improve your overall health and boost metabolism. Lifting heavy weights properly requires balance and core strength, which are critical for daily tasks. Even if you are not interested in competition, just improving your strength can be a significant confidence-booster.
It is never too late to start exercising. As a senior, there are several types of exercises and senior fitness classes that can help you build basic fitness or reach other weight and strength goals.


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With His Final MLB Check Paid, How Much Did Alex Rodriguez Make?
Alex Rodriguez hasn't played baseball since August of 2016, but you wouldn't know that if you were to look at his bank statement.
Alex Rodriguez hasn't played baseball since August of 2016, but you wouldn't know that if you were to look at his bank statement. He has actually managed to get paid until the end of this year's regular season, over a full calendar year later. While this puts a coda on a famed career, one may be wondering exactly how much Rodriguez managed to pull in total during this time. Celebrity Net Worth has crunched the numbers.
To figure it out, you need to turn back the clock to 2007, when Rodriguez signed a ten-year, $275 million contract with the New York Yankees. This deal was only agreed to after A-Rod opted out of the final three years of a different ten-year contract. That particular one was worth $252 million with the Texas Rangers.
To date, only one player has been able to lay claim to a larger contract. That honor goes to Giancarlo Stanton, who signed a ten-year, $325 million deal with the Miami Marlins. With that much money on the table, there's a bit of a question as to whether or not Rodriguez managed to live up to the hype. This will always be subjective, but there are some hard facts to consider.
While in Seattle, Rodriguez made $12 million in seven seasons. He never made it to the World Series with this team, and won zero MVP awards, hitting .309 while finishing with 189 home runs and 595 RBI. The Texas Rangers paid him $116.8 million over just three seasons of usage. His numbers were pretty good, batting .305 with 156 home runs, 395 RBI, and willing an MVP award. However, the team never made the playoffs while he was there.
The Yankees got A-Rod for 12 seasons, paying him $307.8 million. During his time there, he got his only World Series ring, hit .283, 351 home runs, and 1,096 RBI. He also got 2 MVP awards. In total, he made $436.6 million during his major league career, but did have down years and even lost a whole season due to suspension. The Texas Rangers, in particular, may feel ripped off, as not only did they pay him a great deal for a short period of time, they will owe him $26 million in deferred payments, the last of which won't be paid off until 2025 with interest added.
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Q: Difference between SparseArray Vs ArrayList? I want to know performance and efficiency of SparseArray and ArrayList and which one is better to use.
I can't understand when to use SparseArray and when ArrayList ?

A: The purpose of a SparseArray is to save memory if you have a list that has lots of gaps in. If you only have 10 items, and the numbers that index them range from 0 to 1000, then an ArrayList will have lots of null entries in it, and that will be quite wasteful. A SparseArray will use data structures internally to avoid that problem.
The alternative in this situation is a HashMap, which is better than a SparseArray if you have lots of items.

The implementation is not intended to be appropriate for data structures that may contain large numbers of items. It is generally slower than a traditional HashMap, since lookups require a binary search and adds and removes require inserting and deleting entries in the array. For containers holding up to hundreds of items, the performance difference is not significant, less than 50%.

From the Android dev documentation.

A: SparseList implements a SparseArray. This class is identical to java.util.ArrayList, except that the former permits assignment to array indexes that are beyond the current length of the list, using the expected set() and add() methods.*
I think here there is all you need to know to understand which one to use.
SparseList is also more efficient
more info here

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Ten tempting trails
27 November 2019 by Stephen Davies
From a crisp winter amble along the Grand Union canal in Edinburgh and a tramp among giant redwoods, to views across the Wye Valley, there are some lovely walks to enjoy along Sustrans' 16,000-mile network of signed paths. By Stephen Davies, Sustrans.
Almost 60% of the UK's population live within a mile of a National Cycle Network route. Suitable for walking, cycling, wheeling and exploring, the network is used for every kind of journey, from the school run and work commute to weekend walks and long-distance bike rides.
The Ramblers, along with other partner organisations, has recently helped to develop a new 20-year vision for the National Cycle Network. This will involve moving more of the Network off-road or onto roads with lower speed limits. As part of a UK-wide steering group, the Ramblers is overseeing progress towards this vision and advising on standards, maintenance, mapping and accessibility – on behalf of the millions of walkers who are regular users of the network.Here is a selection of trails to try this season.
Edinburgh to Colinton walkway walk, Scotland
Start: Lochrin Basin, Edinburgh
Finish: Colinton village
Beginning just a few minutes' walk from the centre of Edinburgh, this route is a stunning winter escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Meander along the Union Canal before joining the stunning Water of Leith walkway. From here, continue along the route of the old railway through the Colinton Tunnel, which has become a huge canvas for the local community to celebrate the rich history of the area. The attractive village of Colinton is an ideal turning point for an out-and-back walk, or local bus services are available back towards the city centre.
Walk the Edinburgh to Colinton walkway walk
Dunkeld Tree Trail, Scotland
Distance: Various circular and linear routes, including Dunkeld-Little Dunkeld-Birnam.
Start and finish: Dunkeld, Perthshire
Take a hike in the heart of Perthshire's 'big tree country'. Beginning along the newly resurfaced, traffic-free path of Route 77 at Dunkeld House Hotel, once the home of the 'Planting Dukes' of Atholl, the various circuits and routes of the Dunkeld Tree Trail take in awe-inspiring winter scenery. Walk among giant redwoods and Douglas firs, and keep an eye out for red squirrels.
Walk the Dunkeld Tree Trail
More details at Perth and Kinross Countryside Trust
Maerdy Mountain to Rhigos, Wales
Start: Llanwonno
Finish: Craig Y Llyn
Route 47 of the National Cycle Network leads walkers to fantastic views over the Brecon Beacons. Begin at the car park in Llanwonno, where there is a cosy pub, the Brynffynon, offering home cooked food and real ales. From here, follow signs for Route 47 for a short distance uphill before heading north-west on a wide trail leading into Gwynno Forest where remains of old Roman Camps can be found. The path is clearly marked and passes through beautiful coniferous forest, with occasional views of the Cynon and Rhondda valleys.
At the half-way point, you will come to a car park at the top of Maerdy Mountain. From here, cross the A4233 and continue towards Lluest-wen Reservoir and Rhondda Fach wind farm. Stop for a moment to take in the stunning but slightly surreal setting of wind turbines towering over the forest like a scene from War of the Worlds. After this, continue on the wide forestry trail until you cross the A4061 and make a short detour off Route 47 on a track along the edge of the forest. Here, the path heads north-west, until you reach Craig Y Llyn (Rhigos Mountain) where you can see fantastic views across Llyn Fawr towards the Brecon Beacons.
Walk the Maerdy Mountain to Rhigos route
Coate Water Park, Wiltshire
Start and finish: Coate Water Park
Start in Coate Water Park, just outside Swindon, where there is a delightful café in which you can stock up on food and drinks for the journey ahead. From the car park, walk around the east side of Coate Water lake and nature reserve until you meet the track signed Route 45. Follow the signs over the motorway to the edge of Chiseldon where you'll see views back over Swindon.
At the top of the hill turn right onto a tarmac bridleway to Hodson Road, then turn immediately right again onto a private track. From here you can follow footpaths to Hodson where there is a pretty chalk valley and the Calley Arms pub if you're feeling peckish. After Hodson, return along the footpath to Route 45, just north of the motorway. Follow the path back to Coate Water Park and return to the car park around the west side of the lake.
Walk the Coate Water Park route
Canterbury to Whitstable, the Crab and Winkle Way, Kent
Start: Canterbury West Train Station
Finish: Whitstable
Harbour views, varied landscape, great food and plenty of local history feature at either end of this beautiful 7.5-mile walk. Starting at Canterbury West station, turn left and then cross the railway line, following signs to the university. This will take you along the edge of Beverley Meadow, across Beaconsfield Road and St Michaels Road and will bring you into mature parkland. The path then rises steeply, heading up out of the city to the University of Kent.
Go down Parkwood Road which will take you along the rear of the campus, past beautiful woodland and to the main Route 1. From here, the path mostly levels out and takes you past fields, orchards and woodlands, offering spectacular views of the Kent countryside as it meanders northwards.
After around 5-miles, you'll enter the outskirts of Whitstable, where the traffic-free path takes you to the town's railway station. Steps in the corner of the car park will take you to Stream Walk footpath, which will bring you out by the harbour, where you can try Whitstable's famous oysters and enjoy views across the estuary.
The 'Triangle' bus route from the harbour will bring you back to Canterbury, or you can retrace your steps to the station and hop on a train.
Walk the Crab and Winkle Way
Rowntree Park, York, North Yorkshire
Start and finish: York Railway station
Exit York station and take a right by the toilets and then a left through the short stay car park where you will see a ramp down to a path at the end of the car park. Turn left here, towards the riverside and then right at the riverside path by Scarborough Bridge. Continue along the route and onto quiet roads through York following signs for Route 65 to Selby.
Follow the route along the River Ouse until you reach the 20-acre Rowntree Park. Refreshments available at the lovely Reading Café with views of the. Return along Route 65 on Terry Avenue which was closed to traffic in 1991. Once you reach Skeldergate Bridge, follow the route back along the river to the station.
Walk the Rowntree Park route
Penistone to Dunford Bridge, Trans-Pennine Trail, South Yorkshire
Distance: 13 miles return journey
Start and finish: Penistone Train Station
This beautiful walk takes you from the busy market town of Penistone to the rolling moors of the Peak District at Dunford Bridge. This is ideal for families as the path is traffic-free and follows the route of the old Great Central Railway, winding through glorious countryside, with stunning views across the valley. Join the route directly from the station through a wooden gate at the east end of the platform (sign posted); turn right, and continue. Don't forget to visit the Magic Wood just beyond Hazlehead Bridge Station and Wogden Foot Nature Reserve, an important habitat for wildlife alongside the route as it approaches Dunford Bridge.
Walk the Trans-Penine Trail
Braintree to Rayne, the Flitch Way, Essex
Start and finish: Braintree Railway Station
This easy five-mile route takes you through Flitch Way Country Park from Braintree to Rayne and back again along part of Route 16. Starting at Braintree Station, turn west and pass through the car park, carrying on until you see a sign for Essex County Council Flitch Way Country Park. From here, you'll pass through deep cuttings, open farmland fringed by mature oaks and habitats managed by rangers and volunteers. The route climbs gently from the Pods Brook Road Bridge up to the Victorian Rayne Booking Hall Café, situated in the former station masters house.
Walk the Flitch way
Holkham Beach, North Norfolk
Distance: 8 miles return trip
Start: Holkham
Finish: Wells-next-the-Sea
This is a wonderful walk from Holkham Hall and Estate. It travels north along Lady Anne's Drive to Holkham Beach, one of the most beautiful stretches of sand in the country, which featured in the final scene of Shakespeare in Love. Follow the path through the pinewoods or along the beach, past the gaily painted beach huts to the Lifeboat station and Beach Café. From here, walk back along the sea wall to Wells-next-the-Sea and stop off to explore the streets of this delightful seaside town. Make sure you visit French's Fish and Chips Shop for the best meal in town. From here, you can either retrace your steps or catch a Coastal Hopper bus from Wells to Holkham.
Walk the Holkham Beach route
Peregrine Path, Wye valley
Start and finish: Monmouth
This unique, traffic-free route straddles the England-Wales border and takes in the fine scenery of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It follows the River Wye through the upper Wye Gorge and connects Monmouth to Symonds Yat, where there are a variety of cafés and pubs beside the river. For the more adventurous, there is the option to climb the steep and winding path up to the Symonds Yat Rock (500ft). From here are panoramic views of the gorge and the possibility of glimpsing peregrine falcons hunting on the nearby cliffs.
On the return leg it's possible to cross the river via the 'ancient hand ferry' opposite the Saracens Head pub. From here, follow the river back down stream before re-crossing via the Indiana Jones style suspension bridge at the Biblins, before returning to Monmouth.
Walk the Peregrin Path
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A former member of the New York City Council and longtime civic leader and community activist, Robert Jackson is also a longtime friend and supporter of Riverstone. First elected in 2001, Mr. Jackson represented his neighbors in Harlem, Washington Heights and Inwood until he was term limited from running for reelection in 2013. During his time in office, Mr. Jackson was Education Committee Chair and Co-Chair of the Black, Latino and Asian Caucus. In addition, he served at different times on the following committees: contracts; finance; housing and buildings; land use; rules, privileges and elections; sanitation and solid waste management, and standards and ethics. Before being elected to the City Council, Mr. Jackson was employed by the Public Employees Federation, representing the rights of union members. He was also the president of the Parents' Association for Community School Board 6. In 1993, he was one of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit by the Campaign for Fiscal Equity, of which he was a co-founder. The lawsuit argued that the State of New York's method of allocating funds for public education did not provide adequately for children in New York City, and therefore violated the New York State Constitution and the federal Civil Rights Act. This successful suit resulted in an award of $16 billion for New York City schools.
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ibis Styles Paris Pigalle Montmartre
Discover the whimsical world of Pigalle in these refined rooms
Here you will see la vie en rose for a few hours
If you are hot, the bar will be happy to refresh you
3 Rue Frochot, 75009 Paris, France
Breakfast and unlimited WIFI are included in all prices at the ibis Styles Paris Pigalle. The hotel is ideally located in the heart of Paris, just a short walk from Place Pigalle, at the foot of the Butte Montmartre, near the Sacré Coeur, 547 yards (500 m) from the Moulin Rouge, 5 minutes from the Gare du Nord, 10 minutes from the Champs-Elysées and Galeries Lafayette and 15 minutes from the Eiffel Tower. It has 49 refurbished and air-conditioned rooms and a bar open from 10am to 11pm.
By plane: CDG (15.5 miles [25 km]) or Le Bourget Airport (9.3 miles [15 km]). By train: Gare du Nord train station (0.6 mile [1 km]) By metro: Pigalle station (109 yards [0.1 km]). By bus: Line 30 - 54 or 67. By car: Porte de Clignancourt or Porte de la C hapelle exit GPS coordinates: Lat. 48.8812; Long. 2.3376.
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BOWL PREVIEW SERIES - THE FIESTA BOWL
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A non-BCS conference team has made its way into the Bowl Championship Series for just the second time ever. After Utah was the first to make that jump back in 2004 (in the Fiesta Bowl, ironically), Boise State has matched that feat here to cap off the 2006 season. The unbeaten Bronocs, lead by first year head coach Chris Petersen, will be taking on the Oklahoma Sooners, champions of the Big XII this fall. OU is 11-2 on the campaign, and like Boise State, they are led by a fabulous tailback. The Sooners' Adrian Peterson and Broncos' Ian Johnson combined to run for over 2500 yards and 34 touchdowns this fall, and those stats would be even better if not for Peterson's injury back in October. Will the Broncos do like Utah and come away victorious, or will the Sooners win their first BCS game since 2002?
FIESTA BOWL - #8-Oklahoma vs #15-Boise State
January 1 - 7:00 PM CST FOX - Glendale, AZ
How they got here...
Quite simply, the Broncos have gotten to this point unscathed. All 12 of their games, including eight in WAC play, ended in BSU victories. One of their more impressive wins this season was a 42-14 thrashing of Oregon State on national TV the second week of the season. They followed that one up with a hard-fought, seven-point win at home against Hawaii before rounding out September with a 36-3 whooping of Utah on the road in Salt Lake City. The Broncos cruised the rest of the way, minus a close one on the road at San Jose State in November that resulted in a three-point win over the Spartans.
Oklahoma, meanwhile, got past UAB and Washington to start the season before dropping the controversial one-point decision on the road at Oregon in week three. A loss to Texas followed two weeks later, and the Sooners' BCS hopes seemed lost at that point, especially when star RB Adrian Peterson went down the next week. Instead, though, an eight game win streak followed, including consecutive road victories at Missouri and Texas A&M at the turn over November. The streak was capped off with a road win at rival Oklahoma State, and when Texas was upset by the Aggies that same week, the door was opened for OU to march into the Big XII title game where they knocked off Nebraska by two touchdowns.
The stars...
As previously mentioned, the Broncos' running attack is led by tailback Ian Johnson. Just a sophomore, Johnson dashed for more than 1600 yards and two dozen touchdowns this fall. QB Jared Zabransky, meanwhile, had another successful season, completing two-thirds of his passes for nearly 2400 yards and 20 touchdowns. Drisan James, Legedu Naanee, and Jerard Rabb were his favorite targets, as each had about 500 yards receiving and a combined 11 TD receptions. On defense, the Broncos are led by LB Korey Hall and DB Kyle Wilson. Hall is a three-time all-WAC selection who led the team with 105 tackles this season, while Wilson moved into the starting lineup as a freshman during the season and eventually earned Freshman All-America honors. Also keep an eye on Marty Tadman who had four interceptions this season.
Though he missed the second half of the season with a broken collarbone, RB Adrian Peterson is the unquestioned leader of the Sooners' attack, and he is expected to return to action when OU hits the field in Tempe. He accumulated well over 900 rushing yards in just six games this year, scoring 10 TDs in the process. QB Paul Thompson performed well under center this year after taking over in August. He completed more than 60% of his passes for 2400 yards and threw 20 TDs with just 8 picks this fall. His favorite wideout is star Malcolm Kelly, who finished just shy of 1000 yards and 10 scores this fall. On defense, the Sooners turn to the likes of Rufus Alexander and Zach Latimer to get the job done, as each had 10 tackles for loss and a combined 181 total take-downs this season.
The unsung heroes...
For Boise State, don't overlook the running ability of QB Jared Zabransky and the speed of Quinton Jones. The Broncos' signal-caller scored six rushing TDs this fall, while Jones is a threat every time he touches the ball on kick returns and any time he can get his hands on the ball on defense. For the Sooners, the unsung heroes have to be QB Paul Thompson and RB Allen Patrick. Both took over prominent roles unexpectedly this season, yet both performed very well and helped lead Oklahoma to the BCS once again.
The coaches...
State's Chris Petersen is in his first year as the head man in Boise, taking over after Dan Hawkins left for Colorado after serving as the team's offensive coordinator. He is the fourth rookie head coach all-time to lead his team to a BCS bowl in his first year. Bob Stoops, meanwhile, is a former national coach of the year who led OU to a national title in 2000. He has been the head man in Norman since 1999 and has led the Sooners to the best record of any BCS school in the country during that time.
The keys to the game...
[#1] Can the Broncos slow Adrian Peterson? Sure, he's coming off an injury, but this is the junior's last chance to show off in front of the NFL scouts in live action before April's draft, and if nothing else, he should have fresh legs. If he is indeed 100%, can Boise State keep one of the nation's best backs from dominating?
[#2] Can the Sooners slow Ian Johnson? Though not as well known and not as well-tested as Peterson, Johnson has earned the reputation as one of America's better backs, and rightly so. Though Oklahoma's defense was the Big XII's best this fall, Johnson may be perhaps the best back they've seen all year.
[#3] Will the Broncos shine in the spotlight or shy away from it? While Oklahoma has been in the national spotlight time and time again, this is arguably the biggest game in the history of Boise State football. Will the Broncos have jitters when they hit the field, or will they put that behind them and play their own game?
The x-factor...
The x-factor in this one has to be Adrian Peterson's health. While the doctors have cleared him and the star says he'll play against the Broncos, even if he does, will he be 100%? With the potency of the Broncos' offense, Oklahoma can't afford to spend a quarter or two experimenting to see if Peterson is ready to go. They have had success without him and will need to decide quickly which route to go, whether it's riding their star or going with Allen Patrick as they did the final two months of the season.
The staff says...
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The last time I went to a nickel arcade I left all of my nickels there. ALL of my nickels.
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I went to a nickle arcade a couple of times. Gauntlet Legends regretted the hell out of it.


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CrunchArcade Preview: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen video game
I'm still pissed off that Bay gave Optimus moving robotic lips in the first film, but the overall awesomeness of seeing CGI Transformers 20+ years after the fact allows me to tolerate such insubordination. I never played the first game based on the movie, though.
Activision's title sold over a million copies, but received less than desirable reviews from jerks like me. Sometimes you just need to leave things alone, but the gaming industry is notorious for such crimes against humanity. And wouldn't you know it; there was another TF game coming based on the upcoming movie. Truth be told, I wasn't all that excited to get a preview of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen the game, but what else was I going to do on a Friday.
So the game starts out in Shanghai like the movie and you're trying to figure out what the Decepticon insurgence is all about. Megatron is dead and the Autobots just want to go home, but that's easier said than done. Apparently Simmons knows what's going on with the Decepticons. You can jump in and out of missions during campaign mode as you please and you can play as a Decepticon or Autobot. The "War Room" is the home base for missions and where you return to when a mission is over. If you did a bad job of protecting humans and causing massive destruction during your mission then Optimus will let you know about it in the "War Room."
Gameplay looked so-so, but a little more polished than what I've seen from the first game. When transforming you don't lose momentum, which I'm told was an issue in the first game. Think of the major battle scene at the end of the first movie when Iron Hide does a crazy flip transformation while that lady screams bloody murder as he leaps over her. Like real life, Iron Hide has dual shotguns, a grenade launcher and a special ability that allows him to drop turrets. This gives him some backup when he's being bombarded from both land and air. Specialty kills like headshots or land-to-air kills will add to your "Overdrive" meter and when full will make you faster and give faster reloads among other beefed up attributes. There's also an Energon (sp?) meter that gets full when you defeat Decepticons and let's you buy upgrades, which can be shared amongst the team.
Boss Battles look daunting especially when the only one I saw had Devastator in it. Optimus sure looked like a puny 'bot compared to that monstrosity.
I was told that this title would have the largest cast of characters with DLC packs coming soon after launch that includes characters not from G1. Think Dinobots. It wasn't confirmed, but the guys from Activision alluded to unlockable 'skins' when I asked about playing Bumblebee as a VW Bug and not a f*#^ing Camaro. And this might be complete BS, but I think there was mention of Gobots. I may have misunderstood what I was told, so take that with a Texas-sized grain of salt.
If you do a kickass job during a mission you can unlock content bonuses like video from G1! Multiplayer online will have a 4 on 4 mode, Team Death match and a Capture the All Spark.
There will be a 360, PS3, Wii, PSP and DS versions of the game with various developers and publishers. The DS will actually get two versions so you can play as a Decepticon or Autobot and battle over Wi-Fi with your chums.
If the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions from Luxoflux can deliver on the DLC front with good content then this sequel might actually do well based on the fact that nerds like myself will want to play as Dinobot or some other TF Universe character. Look for the game to drop on June 23.


I'm Part of Love and Capes Now!
I'm thrilled to be part of the Love and Capes universe, since it's one of my favorite comics going right now, never failing to make me smile. And since KC and I spent our tenth anniversary at the park that shall not be named, I couldn't pass up a combination of both those fun things.
A new Love and Capes miniseries starts later this year, in case you wanted a jumping-on point. In the meantime, Thom will be appearing at MegaCon next weekend, where he will have copies of this print for sale as well as books and commission slots.


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Third External Review Excuses Police in "Tragic" but "Reasonable" Tamir Rice Shooting
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Timothy Loehmann
Timothy McGinty
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On Thursday, Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Timothy McGinty made public another criminal justice expert's report, commissioned by the prosecutor's office, on a Cleveland police officer's fatal shooting of Tamir Rice, 12, a year ago this month. The report found the shooting to be "tragic" but "reasonable."
This is the third such report commissioned and released by McGinty's office. Last month, the prosecutor released two external reports that found Officer Timothy Loehmann, when he shot and killed Rice within two seconds of exiting his patrol car, acted "within the realm of reasonableness."
Two Outside Reviews Find Cleveland Officer's Shooting of Tamir Rice Justified
On Saturday night, the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office released two external reports that found …
According to Cleveland.com, those reports did not consider actions taken by 911 call takers, dispatchers, Loehmann's partner, Frank Garmback, or whether Loehmann broke any state laws. The new report, conducted by certified Florida law enforcement officer, instructor, and consultant W. Ken Katsaris, did take into account how the 911 call was handled and Garmback's actions, but came to the same conclusions as the prior reports:
The man who called 911 said there was "a guy with a pistol." He also said three times that the gun was "probably fake," and once that the person was "probably a juvenile." But dispatcher Beth Mandl only told Garmback and Loehmann that there was a male with a gun.
The dispatcher should have relayed to the officers that the caller said the suspect was "probably a juvenile" and that the gun was "probably fake," Katsaris said.
"This unquestionably was a tragic loss of life," Katsaris wrote, "but to compound the tragedy by labeling the officers' conduct as anything but objectively reasonable would also be a tragedy, albeit not carrying with it the consequences of the loss of life, only the possibility of loss of career."
Photo via AP Images. Contact the author of this post: brendan.oconnor@gawker.com.


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Don't lose sight of the fact that Barack Obama, aka Barry Soetoro is a fraudulent and illegal President, covered up by the state media. Joe Arpaio and his team have not forgotten. -W.E.
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BOXTOROW Talks to College Basketball's James Harden, Shaw's Amir Hinton
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With March Madness almost upon us, Donal Ware of "From Press Box to Press Row" Sports Radio Show talks to Amir Hinton of Shaw University, who was just named CIAA Player of the Year. Hinton leads the nation in scoring (30.1 points per game) on the college basketball level along with Campbell University's Chris Clemons.
BOXTOROW (Box to Row) is the premiere radio spot for Black College Sports in the country. The show is heard on Sirius XM's H.U.R. Voices Channel 141 (Fridays 6 pm ET; Tuesdays and Thursdays 8 am ET) and HBCU Radio Network Channel 142. (Saturdays 9 am ET) and other radio affiliates across the nation.
As the CIAA Tournament begins in Charlotte this week, Ware sat down with the junior from Philadelphia and talked with him about why he transferred to Shaw, his coach Joel Hopkins, and about whether or not this will be his only season at Shaw.
Hinton has come seemingly out of nowhere after transferring from fellow Division II school Lock Haven (PA) last year where he averaged 23.4 points per game, was named First Team All-PSAC and in two years at Lock Haven scored over 1,000 points (1,227) becoming the fastest player in league history to do so.
NBA scouts have been at most of his games. UNC legend Phil Ford and NC State legend Derrick Whittenburg have squeezed into tiny C.C. Spaulding Gymnasium on the campus of Shaw University to see him play.
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Where Can You Find Reviews for Dunlop Tires?
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The Dunlop Grandtrek AT20 All-Season tire supports crossovers, SUVs and small truck models. Positive reviews note that the tires are good quality for the overall price. One negative review mentioned handling issues on wet roads. The Dunlop Signature II received compliments from reviewers for its quiet and smooth riding style. One negative review mentioned issues with flat tires after purchase.


Darkwave legends Clan Of Xymox announced a tour in support of their new album Days Of Black, their first new album in three years. Don't miss the electro-goth rockers at El Club in Detroit on March 18th. Grab tickets here.
Check out the full North American tour itinerary below the video for their latest single "Loneliness" and stream Days Of Black on Spotify.


Nerds In Love: Dress Shopping and a Party!
So I headed back home last Friday night for dress shopping. My dad has a friend who custom makes wedding dresses. She had actually offered to make mine for me, but we started by going to a store owned by a friend of hers to get an idea of what I liked.
First I had to do my homework. She told me to tear pages out of magazines, of styles I liked. She said that tearing stuff out of magazines is fun, and would keep me from freaking out. She must know me? Or maybe all brides are like that!
I actually tore this dress out twice, it's that awesome!
We headed to Florida late Friday, after work. Saturday Dan got to be lazy by the pool all day, while my mom, dad, sister, and I went dress shopping. I know it's a little unorthodox that my dad came. But it was his friend... and his money... and I don't really care besides. In fact, I would have brought Dan if he had wanted to come. But he didn't, because there was a pool calling his name. He'll see it before the ceremony anyways, because I plan to take pictures before the ceremony starts to take advantage of the daylight.
Not the dress I'll be wearing.
I tried on 4 dresses, and the one I picked was actually #2. It had a lot of elements I expected to like, but also some surprises. For instance, I really didn't want a sweetheart neck... until I put one on. The dress I picked ended up being on the way cheap end for that store, and my dad's friend said she couldn't even replicate the dress for that price. So we bought it.
Then I tried on this other one and liked it alot- its just one comb at the top of the bun which makes it easy to flip forward for the walk down the aisle and back for the rest of it. So I ordered it, but am getting it custom made in the fishnet material like the first one, instead of the teeny netting in the picture.
My dad's dress-lady friend and I are going to work on custom accessories- a flower for my hair (I liked the idea of a flower but not that particular flower) and maybe a colored belt (my dress comes with a matching ivory one with a crazy flower on it- not really my thing) or some removable long sleeves since it might be cold out that weekend.
So that was a big thing off the to-do list. Then it was time to PARTY!
My parents planned an engagement party for us Saturday. Since we planned to be out dress shopping all day, my mom invited the local wedding guest list to a dessert party to give us time to prepare.
My mom made just about everything from scratch, including baklava, 2 pecan pies, the brownie pops, s'mores brownies and dipping chocolate for the fondue in back. It was all delicious!
Who knew I'd find a wedding dress in 2 hours?! We even had time to go out to my favorite restaurant for lunch and then take a nap before the party!
Toasts from my dad and grandfather.
Delicious brownie pops. Mom is so cute!
My bff Ali. She's getting married 3 weeks before me.
Presents. Actually all the bags are empty, gifts are being shipped.
Good thing, because I didn't want to carry all that home in a suitcase.
It was an awesome party with friends and family. I talked to everyone, but feel like I never had a chance to talk to anyone. Of course, the wedding will be just like that but 10x worse. Still, it was great to see and celebrate with everyone. And, I got a wedding dress!


Hope everyone is enjoying the weeknd. I have two Impala shades to show you today :) Impala comes in 7.5ml bottles and can be purchased from llarowe.com.
Impala Verde Passaro is a deep teal/green with shimmer according to the description on Llarowe.com. I think it's difficult to categorize this color, but it seems more blue than green to me. Two coats here, with no top coat. No problems, Nice formula. Ever so slight brush strokes are visible.
Impala Disco Ball is holographic multi sized hexes in a clear base.
This is one coat of Disco Ball. And although it is pretty, for some reason, I found it underwhelming. I guess I've been spoiled with all the AMAZING Indie brands out there creating more diversity, this one seems a little boring to me now. But I know..you don't always need a ton of bling..right? RIGHT?
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Wonderful mani! I like the final look with disco ball on top!
I like disco ball! It is sparse but lovely!
Disco ball might be the most aptly named polish I've seen in a while. I keep getting confused (why does china glaze have polish names with 5 words?) since shades are so similar...but disco ball. Yes. Also the teal is beautiful.
Party time :-D So cute!
awnnn I love it ! Wow!
I like both of these! Disco Ball is kind of refreshing when you just want a little sparkle and not a total glitter bomb. Lovely!


Come and say hello and connect with local business owners!
Please join us for an evening filled with cheese...oh and a little wine to meet some of the amazing business owners in Perth, WA.
Each month we have a new topic and we have really enjoyed the amazing stories that have surfaced thus far. To know as business owners we are not alone and a chance to share the triumphs and the not so great moments together. We hope to see many familiar and new faces in an informal and friendly environment.
$20 per person - this includes wine & cheese.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a strictly - NO SELL event. There will be no sales push, sales jargon or special offers. Our meetups are about connection and sharing stories - so be sure to bring your business cards and some excellent anecdotes!


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Plastic surgery before and after celebrities
1 THE plastic surgery before and after celebrities?
2 What consequences can be plastic surgery before and after celebrities?
3 How to present yourself plastic surgery before and after celebrities?
4 How soon after the operation can we compare the result plastic surgery before and after celebrities?
Every woman at least once in her life thought about changing her body. Some changes are possible due to sport and diet, and some features have been with us since birth. So many decide on plastic surgery before and after celebrities. First of all, plastic surgery is the correction of external defects on the face and body. Now you can fix absolutely everything that does not suit you. But do not forget that this is a surgical intervention in the human body and should not be abused.
THE plastic surgery before and after celebrities?
Anyway, many girls think about what they would like to change in themselves, represent the result before and after plastic surgery. Initially, the purpose of plastic surgery before and after celebrities was to correct defects on the body that interfere. Now many girls are preparing for an operation just for the sake of beauty. Before you take such a critical step you should consult with your doctor. Perhaps even with a few experts, for a more accurate answer. You must specifically understand what you want to see after the operation.
What consequences can be plastic surgery before and after celebrities?
Not always the result plastic surgery before and after celebrities is positive. There are cases when, plastic surgery before and after celebrities, a person begins to have diseases that can end with amputation. All this may be due to poor-quality material or medical errors. Of course, there are much more positive effects of operations than negative ones. But before you go under the knife should provide any outcome.
How to present yourself plastic surgery before and after celebrities?
How soon after the operation can we compare the result plastic surgery before and after celebrities?
Immediately after the operation, the part of the body that the doctor worked on will be in bandages. In the early days, you will not be able to see the result plastic surgery before and after celebrities. You will be in the clinic under the supervision of a doctor. For a rehabilitation course to be successful and without complications, it is necessary to strictly follow all the instructions of the doctor. In a week you will be able to evaluate the result plastic surgery before and after celebrities. It all depends on where the operation was performed and what exactly you corrected.
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Going INTA Seattle
I suppose I have Jeremy Phillips, aka @ipkat, to blame. One of the legal folks I met in England earlier this year, it was he who first suggested I attend the annual INTA conference this year. INTA is an international trademark organization, and thus I might not have thought to attend given that I've typically focused more on copyright than trademark in my cyberlaw work. But cyberlaw is rife with trademark issues, and, like, copyright, trademark law deals with regulating expression — which is what fascinates me about these areas of law generally. So perhaps it would be worth attending?
Of course, once I realized how many people from around the world I knew who would be there, there was no question.
The social aspect was nothing to sneeze at. The average attendee's social calendar was jam-packed with breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and receptions, and happily mine was no exception. Highlights were the Meet the Bloggers reception, where we finally got to put faces to names previously known only from their Internet postings, and the closing reception at the Museum of Flight. (I will forever retain the memory of sharing a flight simulator with an Argentinean lawyer I'd just met, and the hijinks that ensued…) Meeting lawyers from all over the world was indeed a privilege, and extremely helpful for a career focused on law that necessarily transcends national boundaries.
I particularly enjoyed a presentation on the state of African trademark enforcement, which covered a great deal of information and geography in an efficient and illuminating way. While it mostly focused on counterfeit goods, a topic I've not heretofore thought much about because I'm more concerned with the verbal aspects of IP, Africa is an interesting crucible for all sorts of IP issues. In Africa those issues are not academic; as a continent full of developing nations it constantly raises the question of how strict a local IP regimen must be to stimulate investment, and how relaxed it also must be so as not to overburden an impoverished populace.
On the other hand, given that the convention was convened in Seattle, and given that so many attendees were American, it was sometimes hard to guard against American provincialism in the conference's presentations. I personally found the panel on trademark law as it related to blogs helpful given that such information directly pertains to my practice. Plus I think important the advice it conveyed to trademark practitioners generally: that when it comes to litigating trademark issues on the Internet it needs to be done with an eye toward traditional media law, which provides defenses that may not typically be available for off-line trademark infringements.
However, because the session focused entirely on US law it was therefore not particularly relevant to the many other attendees from around the world. Which is a pity. While this area of law is complicated enough in the US and could justify hours and hours of sessions on it, each international jurisdiction has its own way of grappling with it. Since the reach of the Internet is global it is helpful for lawyers to have some sense of how these issues will be dealt with in places other than their home turf. Local counsel may still need to be engaged should trouble arise abroad, but even US lawyers should at least know how to spot it.
Posted by Cathy at 11:42 am
Fit to be Ty'd Blawg Review #213


Bullish price action is still dominant in the cryptocurrency segment today, despite the recent lofty gains, and the overbought short-term picture in the ace of most of the majors. Correlations continue to break down, as more and more coins are in confirmed uptrends, with the total value of the market hitting $400 billion for the first time since early March.
The top digital currencies are mixed today in the generally positive environment, with Bitcoin Cash, IOTA, Ethereum Classic, Dash, and Monero showing relative strength, in the face of the slightly overbought short-term momentum readings. While this is not the best moment to enter new short-term trades with regards to the majority of the coins, the long-term setup favors further gains in the coming weeks.
Altcoins have been leading the market higher in the last couple of weeks, and Bitcoin is still stuck below the $9000 level, as it continues to slightly lag behind from a short-term perspective. The coin ran into the strong resistance zone between $9000 and $9200 after breaking out of the broad declining trend.
Now a pullback is likely, given the slight weakness, with a possible test of the prior swing high at $8400. In case of a bullish move, the next target is at $10,000, and long-term investors should still add to their holdings on the short-term dips.
Ethereum kept on creeping higher to marginal no rally highs in the last couple of days, nearing the $650 level despite the overbought short-term picture. Short-term traders should still not enter new positions here until the overbought readings are cleared, while long-term investors could still add to their holdings during the pullbacks. Resistance zones are ahead near $735 and $780, while primary support is between $555 and $575.
As we noted, the correlation between the coins is lower than during the downswing, and that confirms the bullish price action in the segment. Ripple is trading in a consolidation pattern near the $0.84 level, and although the overbought momentum readings are not yet fully cleared, the trend is clearly bullish and a new short-term buy signal is likely in the coming days.
Among the other recent leaders, IOTA triggered short-term sell signal, reaching the strong resistance zone near $2.2. EOS, Stellar, Cardano, and NEO are consolidating their gains, while Dash, Monero, and ETC are trading slightly above last week's highs, but traders shouldn't chase them higher here, as a short-term correction is likely soon.


PGA of Great Britain & Ireland professional, Garry Houston, pulled six points clear of the field to win the fourth World Club Pro-Am supported by the PGA of South Africa.
"To break par every round was quite an achievement," said Houston, who carded a final round of 37 points (-1), to finish with a five-round total of 190 points (-10).
After Round 04, 2016 World Club Pro-Am Champion, Julien Gressier (PGA of France), was two points off the lead but he carded a three-over round of 75 (33 points) to fall six points short of defending his title.
Pierre van Vuuren (PGA of South Africa), started the day level on points with Houston, but was unable to match strides with the eventual winner, only managing to make two birdies in his 31 point round (+5) to finish tied second with Gressier on 184 points (-4).
However, van Vuuren did lead Team Serengeti to a wire-to-wire success in the four-round Team Pro-Am Competition. He, along with amateurs John-Miles Griffiths, Izak Ludick and Hennie Lamprecht [pictured above], finished with a total of 367 points (-79), after their final round of 92 points (-20).
They were the only team to score over 90 points in each of the rounds and were three points clear of Team Windsor Park, led by Nisharlan Sewshanker (PGA of South Africa), who scored 95 points (-23) in their final round, to give them 364 points (-76) in total.


I'll mostly weigh in on Brad DeLong's side with regard to this Economist piece on the state of macroeconomics. The Economist reaches, I think, for a false symmetry, and glosses over too easily the sheer ignorance that has become obvious in the debates over fiscal policy.
On the other hand, the common claim that economists ignored the financial side and the risks of crisis seems not quite fair — at least from where I sit. In international macro, one of my two home fields, we've worried about and tried to analyze crises a lot. Especially after the Asian crisis of 1997-98, financial crises were very much on everyone's mind. There was a substantial empirical literature from economists like Carmen Reinhart and Graciela Kaminsky (with Ken Rogoff joining in latterly); there was modeling from Guillermo Calvo, Jose Andres (grrr) Velasco, Nouriel Roubini, Paolo Pesenti, and others, including yours truly.
Speaking for myself, I saw the housing bubble and expected the bust; but I hadn't appreciated in advance either the vulnerability of the shadow banking system or the leverage of American consumers. Once the crisis was underway, however, I had a more or less ready-made intellectual framework to accommodate these revelations: at a meta level, this was very much the same kind of crisis as Indonesia 1998 or Argentina 2002.
Domestic macro people may have been more astonished by what happened. But the prevailing trend now is to assert that there are more risks in the economy than were dreamed of in our philosophy; I don't think that's fair.


Grimshade tells the story of the company of heroes, by a twist of fate involved in the cycle of events unfolding in the world of Reefah. Numerous dreadful monsters infested the forest around the city of Brann and high walls could no longer protect residents from the attacks. The menacing army of the neighbouring kingdom suddenly landed on the outskirts of the city, wreaking havoc. There is no hope for salvation — the strength of the defenders is running low, but the King and his loyal Champions had vanished.
Complex tactical turn-based battles: a variety of elaborate enemies wont let you complete the whole game using a single tactic or invincible team build. Choose wisely the squad you take in a fight — proper positioning and awareness are essential to your success struggling against powerful foes.
The vivid and diverse world of Reefah: immerse yourself in the hand-painted fantasy universe of Grimshade and discover an impressive history in more than 20 hours of an exciting journey.
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Hire a Local Mobile Disco and DJ in Lambeth. Price Quotes and Costs for Mobile Discos in Lambeth.
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The borough of Lambeth nestles in Greater London. Even though Lambeth is a active urban area, it has attractive open areas nestled between stunning new architecture. Places in the London borough of Lambeth are Streatham, Brixton and Clapham.
Click the image above and simply tell us a few details about your party or function on the next page. Our registered mobile discos & DJs covering Lambeth will be in touch with you directly. In Lambeth, SW2, SW4, SE11 and SE17, we have a large number of mobile DJs to pick from. It doesn't matter what your celebration is, we've mobile DJs designed to turn your occasion into an unforgettable event.
Whenever you have chosen a room for your function in Lambeth, you'll want to begin seeking a disco. Prior to arranging a DJ based on cost in isolation, settle on what type of event you're hosting, the type of tone you would like for your function and most importantly, what your invited family and friends will talk about for ages. Some mobile DJs are able to supply ballroom dancing and pub quiz.
Disco entertainment is very suitable for all ages and affordable in Lambeth. They differ to a great extent and each are happy to organise a distinct entertainment package. We've got members that have a substantial quantity of effects and others which have a minimalistic stylish rig.
The options for music provided by your disco is determined by you and your guests. All our Party DJs in Lambeth listen to you and perform the tracks that everyone of your invited guests prefer to dance to. In addition they're happy to accept your dance tunes during the evening. Almost all of our discos know how to play any kind of tracks from rat pack to chart hits. In case you have a 'must play' song, we would advise you to notify your Disc jockey in advance in order that he/she can perform the selected tracks particularly for your guests.
The selection of mobile DJ is essential to ensure the success of your event.
If you have never booked mobile disco entertainment before, you will find this system especially beneficial.
On this site, we have a wide selection of members in Streatham, Brixton, Clapham. All you have to do is forward a search pro forma and all the Mobile DJs in Lambeth will e-mail you promptly. Be sure to pick if you would like to be replied to by phone or e.mail. Our Disc jockeys will be able to inform you about their mobile disco entertainment, what they offer and their price. In your own time you will be able to look over them at your convenience. This website is very simple to apply.
If you're planning a celebration in Lambeth pick one of our local DJs to give you interesting mobile disco entertainment.
Function not in Lambeth - use the map above or the links (top) to select your area.
I found my disco from the replies I received - that was easy!
If you are organising a function in Streatham, Brixton or Clapham in Lambeth, your initial concern will likely be discovering an appropriate hotel. Lambeth has a variety of exciting hotels and suites that a great many of our discos are acquainted with.


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Matematica
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Two years ago dwp embarked on a digital transformation journey with Creative Director and founder of the company, Scott Whittaker at the helm. It was as he puts it: "A no pain no gain approach". Rather than gradually easing out of the world of paper and analog systems the architecture and design company charged, like a very well-informed bull, at the proverbial gate. A gate that led to freedom from 'intensive, repetitive analog process'. A gate that led to connected information and ultimately a gate that led to creativity that better serves their clients.
Now, at our brand new Bangkok studio; digital transformation has been taken one step further. Fully wireless, the team can work almost anywhere in the activity-based environment. Scott explains that smoother collaborations between design teams, consultants, clients and suppliers are evidence of a successful transformation.
For the industry the next step is to apply digital transformation to the construction process – and thereafter – to the full life span of the building. dwp is already collaborating with a number of major developers in Asia to design and deliver major projects digitally. "By creating smart buildings that respond to the user and the environment we will revolutionise the industry", he says.


Good Friday has always been a special day for our family. The significance of the day weighs heavy on our hearts as we remember the sacrifice that was made for each of us. The story of redemption makes my heart full and my eyes break with tears.
Last year I found an excerpt from the blog, Jen Hatmaker, and I wanted to share it again with you.
"The story of our redemption breaks me. I simply cannot get over Jesus. His humanity moves me beyond words. His suffering shatters my heart. His courage leaves me undone. I am aching, so gratefully devastated. By his wounds I am healed, but his scars mark me too, and I am tender to the touch. The story that crushes me also saves me, and there is nothing to do but worship through the tears."
We are so incredibly loved. Have a great Easter weekend!
Wow! Thank you for sharing that wonderfully written excerpt. It so accurately describes what today is all about.


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Herman Lee Granger
M, #1653, b. 28 September 1946, d. 28 February 2008
1st cousin of Joseph Wayne Peery
Descendants of Pierre Nezat (#1)
Husband of Angela Monica O'Connor
Photograph by Picasa 2.7
Herman Lee Granger was born on 28 September 1946 at Orange, Orange County, Texas .1,2,3,4 He was the son of Herman Ruth Granger and Mary Louise Nezat.1,2 He married Angela Monica O'Connor on 20 August 1964 at Ville Platte, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana .4 He was was a co-owner, along with two of his cousins, of Plumbing Specialties for 17 years at Beaumont, Jefferson County, Texas .2 He was listed in the obituary as a son of Herman Ruth Granger on 1 November 1989.5,6,7 He was a member of Plumbers Local 504 and 68 for 38 years.2 He and Angela Monica Granger lived most of their married life at Vinton, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana .2 After his retirement, Herman Lee Granger and Angela Monica Granger lived at H & A Granger Ranch, Brackettville, Kinney County, Texas .2 He died on 28 February 2008 at St. Luke's Baptist Hospital, San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas , at age 61 years and 5 months.2,3,4 The funeral service was celebrated by Father Susil Fernando at 10:00am on 4 March 2008 at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Vinton, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana .2,3 He was buried near his parent's grave on 4 March 2008 at Niblett Bluff Cemetery, Niblett Bluff Road, Vinton, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana .2,3,4
Children of Herman Lee Granger and Angela Monica O'Connor
Monica Leigh Granger1
Herman Lee Granger Jr.2,1 b. 24 Apr 1966, d. 24 Apr 1966
Sanders Lee Granger+8 b. 14 Jun 1971, d. 2 Jul 2013
Terri Lea Granger+9 b. 11 May 1973, d. 31 Jul 2014
[S314] Texas, U.S., Birth Index, 1903-1997, online search.ancestry.com.
[S492] The Beaumont Enterprise, Obituary, Herman Lee Granger, (02 Mar 2008).
[S601] Funeral Card - Herman Lee Granger, 04 Mar 2008.
[S700] Herman Lee and Angela M. Granger, Cemetery Marker, Niblett Bluff Cemetery, Niblett Bluff Road, Vinton, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana.
[S806] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/33862130/… : accessed 10 July 2022), memorial page for Herman Ruth Granger (9 Aug 1923–30 Oct 1989), Find a Grave Memorial ID 33862130, citing Nibletts Bluff Cemetery, Vinton, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, USA ; Maintained by Karen and Shannon (contributor 47472686) .
[S699] Herman Ruth and Mary L. Granger, Cemetery Marker, Niblett Bluff Cemetery, Niblett Bluff Road, Vinton, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana.
[S49] The Orange Leader, Herman Granger's Obituary, (31 Oct 1989).
[S1270] Hixson Funeral Home, Obituary, Sanders Lee Granger, (03 Jul 2013).
[S1357] Hixson Funeral Home, Obituary, Terri Lea O'Quain, (31 Jul 2014).


Title track "Twisted Love" – released as the lead single – sees Griffin, Guerin and front-man Spike join forces to deliver one of the darkest Quireboys anthems to date. Featuring the sultry backing vocals of blues-rock chanteuse Lynne Jackamann, it's a song that shimmers from start to finish. But highlights are everywhere on this bold record: "Ghost Train" takes the listener on a bluesy, Hammond-sound-tracked journey to the band's classic era, while the rock and soul of slow-brooding set closer "MidnightCollective" is simply sublime.