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Q: Using \pgfpointanchor in the background path of a circuit symbol shape I have tried to create a circuit symbol for general sources as used in physics textbooks for high schools:
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The \backgroundpath is drawn using commands like \pgfpathlineto and \pgfpointanchor, which works at my machine. tikz itself defines its own derived shapes using background paths with hard calculations based solely on \southwest and \northeas which looks cumbersome to me, once the other anchors are established.
Is there any harm or risk in my way and should I switch to tikz's way, or can I leave it like this?

A: In short, you are not wrong. It is up to you whether it is worth it.

The PGF manual makes it clear that \anchor, in contrast to \savedanchor, is a create-on-demand object. That is, an anchor's coordinate is calculated only if the user explicitly write (A.east).
This saves a lot of time because 90% of anchors are not used at all and we should not waste any time calculating them.

When TikZ is drawing the background path, these \anchor's coordinates are not calculated yet. If TikZ calculates these coordinates just for the  drawing then it is pointless to use \anchor at the first place... simply make everything \savedanchor.
So it is not about TeX-compatibility. TikZ prefer pure TeX-code because they are faster. The author decides to spend two more hours to save millions of people two seconds. In my opinion, we should say that TikZ is designed for TeX, and is compatible with LaTeX.

In your case, it is all up to you. Do you want to write simple codes and wait for couple more milliseconds? Or you rather playing with \pgf@x? I personally prefer the former.

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A pack containing 60 vector hand drawn Borders and Dividers that are perfect to be used on logos, badges, invitations, blog advertisements or any other printed or digital product you may think of. With 30 carefully designed dividers and 30 Borders in various styles, you can easily use them in a wide range of designs. All the dividers elements are fully editable and some of the dividers includes fills that you can simply delete (for an empty space) or change the colors to your liking.
Featuring 30 pattern brushes, you can make your own frame following any path or around any closed shape. Simply draw your shape and select one of the included brushes and then easily change the color or the size in the stroke panel.
Open Illustrator and create a new file.
Go to Window > Brushes.
In the Brushes panel, click on the top right icon and from the dropdown menu select "Open Brush Library" > "Other Library".
Locate the "Hand Drawn Borders - Brushes.ai" file in your computer and click OK.
Draw a path or create a shape and select any brush from the Hand Drawn Borders Brushes library to apply to that path.
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In front of the Justice and on the Sea, we are in the hands of God: The legal system of the imperial era in the light of the documentary evidences. Three tri-national conferences in the Villa Vigoni. The scientific view of Roman jurisdiction is still dominated by the two major law compilations from Late Antiquity, the Codices Theodosianus and Iustinianus. Especially Modern Roman legal historians base their descriptions mostly upon these sources. However, these compilations only allow an insight into the legal system at the time of their promulgation, that is to say the end of the Vth and the VIth century AD. Even for this period, the insight is more about the intended than the actual reality, about the norm rather than its application and the problems occurring by applying Roman law. However, jurisdiction was an important element, if not the most important one, of Roman rule in Italy and the provinces; representatives of Roman power were in charge of judgments for all significant litigations. Therefore, if Rome's subjects got into contact with Roman governors or other representatives, it was mostly during litigation. The large amount of epigraphical and papyrological documents published during the last century provides much more detailed and authentic information on the reality of the legal system, its strengths and weaknesses, especially during the High Empire, than both codices. Unfortunately, until recently, this documentation has not been much used by legal historians and other researchers in Roman government. Three conferences, which took place in the Villa Vigoni at Lake Como, aimed to initiate a detailed and comprehensive discussion of these sources by publishing new documents, providing overviews of the state of source material regarding different aspects of Roman jurisdiction and discussing these aspects in detailed studies. Specialists from Germany, Italy and France took part in these discussions according to the concept of tri-national conferences. The outcome of these meetings presented in this 800 pages volume offers a detailed and updated picture of the Roman and post-Roman administration of justice since the Principate till the Late Antiquity, studied both from the side of the central institutions and from the provincial milieu. The books is thus an indispensable tool for every historian of Antiquity, not only legal ones, but also focusing on institutional history of the Empire.
Frédéric Hurlet, Entre juridiction civique et juridiction impériale: La sphère de compétences du proconsul.


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Home » History of Cincinnati Music Hall » Key People in Music Hall's History » Samuel Hannaford
Samuel Hannaford was the head of the most prolific and probably most successful architectural firm in Cincinnati from before the Civil War until he retired in 1900. The firm, under the leadership of his son and others, lasted until the 1960s. It has been described as a real architectural dynasty.
Mr. Hannaford was born in Britain, as were many of the leading architects in the Cincinnati area around the period of the Civil War. His family brought him here, to Cheviot, when he was a child.
He attended the farmer's college for a very short time, before he co-edited a satirical magazine which led to his dismissal.
Like most architects in the mid 19th century, it is believed he went to the Ohio Mechanic's Institute. However, Mr. Hannaford was basically trained in a firm of practicing architects.
As an adult, Hannaford lived in Winton Place, near Spring Grove Cemetery. He reportedly was the first and only mayor of Winton Place before it was annexed into the city. In his community, he was a prominent member of the Methodist Church, which he designed. Hannaford was married twice, and had a number of children by both his wives.
Designing Music Hall
Samuel Hannaford joined Edward Anderson, his first partner, in the late 1850s. The partnership lasted until about 1870. During that time they designed well over 100 buildings. Their first major landmark commission was the old workhouse, a civic landmark in the Mill Creek Valley.
There was competition among architectural firms to get the winning bid for Music Hall. The leading firm bidding for the work was Ware and Van Brunt, of Cambridge, Massachusetts, whose architects were described as "avant-garde" for the period.
The winning design, of course, went to Samuel Hannaford and his partner Edward Procter, who had recently joined the company. The name should sound familiar; Edward was the son of one of the founders of Procter & Gamble.
A Rough Start
On May 23, 1876, the firm of Hannaford & Procter, whose bid of $1,500 was the lowest, was engaged as architects for Music Hall.
Once the construction started, a dispute occurred over the quality of the limestone masonry. The work completed so far needed to be torn down and reconstructed—an additional, unexpected expense. This also caused a delay, as everyone hoped to have the May Festival in the hall in 1877.
Design modification was needed, and fast, if the hall was to be completed in time for the 1878 May Musical Festival.
Hannaford's firm quickly revised the plans and specifications. By summer 1877 the work could begin again.
Designing Music Hall's Renovation
In addition to having been hired for the original design, Hannaford's firm was tapped for the design for the wings. Then, they again were retained for the 1896 remodeling. It was Hannaford's firm which would modify the structure to make it easier to present opera and other performances.
The 1896 work was major:
A proscenium wall would be constructed
The organ was moved to the back of the stage, against the wall
The floor was changed from a four-foot pitch to twice that
They designed a new seating arrangement
A new electric lighting system, and new heating and ventllation was installed
Hannaford-Designed Structures in Cincinnati
Throughout his career as an architect, Hannaford and his firm designed quite a few structures in Cincinnati, many of which are still standing. The list includes St. George Church (dedicated in 1874), Cincinnati City Hall (1893), Nast-Trinity Methodist Church (1881), the Elsinore Arch/Tower (1883), the Cincinnati Times-Star Building (1933), Emery Theatre (1912), and the Cincinnatian Hotel (1882).
While he's known for designing so many public buildings, Hannaford also designed a great number of prominent residences. Most notably, his work included "Parkview Manor," the mansion owned by George Barnesdale Cox, aka "Boss Cox." The home was recently renovated and is now the Clifton branch of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
Remembering Samuel Hannaford
Hannaford himself has been honored as a subject of an ArtWorks Mural. Titled "The Vision of Samuel Hannaford," the mural can be found on the side of a building in the 1300 block of Race Street, a block from Music Hall. Three of his landmarks, including Music Hall, are also featured.
Online there is an excellent, well-researched compendium titled "The Legacy of Samuel Hannaford" by historian/author Betty Ann Smiddy.
An "older" Samuel Hannaford
Hannaford's signature from a Music Hall architectural drawing, 1875
Early Sketch of Music Hall

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A History of Secrecy in the United States Government
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When the framers of the Constitution gathered in the summer of 1787, their deliberations were shrouded in secrecy. The Pennsylvania State House was locked, armed guards were posted and the 55 delegates of the Constitutional Convention were sworn to secrecy by presiding officer George Washington.
Ordinary Americans were allowed no role in shaping the country's national charter. Its principle architect, James Madison, believed secrecy was necessary to prevent "a thousand of erroneous and perhaps mischievous reports," and directed that his personal notes from the Convention not be published until after his death.
Secrecy has always played a role in American governance, from the First Continental Congress to the Manhattan Project to today's controversial procedures for protecting national security. The author examines the balance between the ideal of openness in government and the real world need for secrecy, and the political accommodations that have been made for each.
A retired corporate attorney, David B. Frost lives in Daytona Beach Shores, Florida.
David B. Frost
Format: softcover (6 x 9)
Bibliographic Info: notes, bibliography, index
1. Secrecy and the Continental Congress	3
2. The Coming of a New Constitution	20
3. The Federal Constitutional Convention	30
4. The Secrecy Issue During the Ratification Conventions	61
5. Congress Opens Up Its Doors	72
6. Secrecy and the Public Record	98
7. Black Budgets and the People's Money	118
8. Executive Secrecy and Publicity	137
9. Executive Privilege: The President's Power to Withhold Information	144
10. Federal Records and the People's Right to Know	157
11. Security Classification	167
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Composer Nickitas Demos (b. 1962, Boulder, Colorado) holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music and Case Western Reserve University, a Master of Music degree from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His principal teachers were Donald Erb (1927-2008) and Roger Hannay (1930-2006). His music is influenced by a rich blend of Greek folk rhythms, Byzantine chant as well as jazz and pop music and has been described as "…emotionally direct and powerful…" (MusicWeb International) and as "…substantive…accessible and personal, not derived from any '-ism.' " (ArtsCriticATL.com).
His commissions include works for the Cleveland Orchestra, Atlanta Ballet, Nashville Chamber Orchestra, Atlanta Chamber Players, the Georgia Music Teachers Association and the National Association of College Wind & Percussion Instructors. Demos is the recipient of numerous grants and awards including Finalist for the American Prize in Composition - Orchestra (2016); Semi-Finalist in the 2015 Rapido! Composition Competition; a MacDowell Fellowship (2012); Grand Prize in the 2004 Millennium Arts International Competition for Composers; Grand Prize in the 2005 Holyoke Civic Symphony Composition Competition; Birmingham and Atlanta Prizes in the Hultgren 2005 Solo Cello Works Biennial Composition Competition; and 20 ASCAP Awards among others. His works have been programmed at festivals, symposia and conferences including the 43rd Dimitria Festival (Thessaloniki, Greece); the 18th International Review of Composers (Belgrade Serbia); the International Festival – Institute at Round Top (TX); the Ernest Bloch Music Festival (Newport, OR); the New Music Forum Festival of Contemporary Music (San Francisco, CA); and at National and Regional Conferences of the Society of Composers, Inc. (SCI) and the College Music Society (CMS). His music is self-published through Sylvan Lake Press (ASCAP) and has been recorded on Ablaze Records, Albany Records, MSR Classics and Capstone Records.
Currently, Demos holds the positions of Director of the Georgia State University School of Music, and Coordinator of Composition Studies. He is the Founder and Artistic Director of the neoPhonia New Music Ensemble and serves as the Director of the Center for Collaboration & Innovation in the Arts (CENCIA) within the Georgia State University College of the Arts. He served on the Executive Committee of the Society of Composers, Inc. from 2005-2014 as Coordinator of Student Chapters and on the Board of Directors for the MacDowell Colony from 2013-2016. Demos is a Co-Founder and Artistic Board member of the SoundNOW Contemporary Music Festival founded in 2016 and is also the Musical Director of the Greek Islanders, an ethnic ensemble he founded in 1982 specializing in Greek folk music.
Photos on this page by Teresa Penley Sheppard.


There is no right or wrong way to parent your children. But there are different parenting trends out there and it can be fun to uncover just what 'style' you fit in to. So come and have a look at our ultimate parenting style checklist and let us know which one, if any, sounds like you.
It's all about the hover for helicopter parents. Yes, you really love your kids, so much so that you want to be involved in every aspect of their lives, to protect them, to watch over them, to help make their decisions for them. Helicopter parents often get a bad rep for over-managing the lives of their children but really, is there anything wrong with wanting to protect them?
Sure, you may carry three different types of sunblock in your bag. And three different bottles of anti-bacterial sprays.
And, yes, you may know your child's teacher's phone number. And Facebook account. And Instagram name. And Twitter handle.
You may have considered putting a helmet on your child at the playground. Or bubble wrap.
We get it. Hover away.
Did your child just eat dirt at the playground? Is your infant waking up three or more times a night? Is your toddler refusing to eat anything but peanut butter?
It's not that you don't care. It's just that you don't see a reason to freak out. The Calm the F*ck Down method is all about taking a relaxed approach to parenthood, often best left to those who have two or more children. Rather than stress about every little thing that is not going according to the book, the CTFD approach focuses on just letting things be and letting kids be kids.
Hear me roar! Tiger mums are fierce when it comes to everything – discipline, study, sport and success in general. Also known as the authoritative parent, tiger mums are intense, passionate, motivated and dedicated to ensuring their children get the very best.
Is there really anything wrong with signing your child up for every sporting event at school? Or instilling a strict homework routine on a pre-schooler? Or getting into a brawl at the soccer field when the ref makes a bad call?
Attachment parenting has been around for decades and is based on the idea that children need strong bonds with their caretakers in order to grow emotionally, especially during those first precious months.
Attachment parenting also often gets a bad rep. Sure, the haters suggest there is an increased risk of SIDS and separation anxiety at a later stage but sometimes babies just want to be close to you.
If you support babywearing, co-sleeping and attending to your infant's cries right away, then you could fall into this category.
If you promote breastfeeding past aged five, often find yourself sleeping in your daughter's cot with her, and can't remember the last time you didn't have a child touching at least one part of you at all times, then you definitely fall into this category.
I'm guilty. I'm okay with it.
One of the newest parenting styles to hit the streets is free range parenting and this one is causing quite the stir!
This trend is the antithesis to helicopter parenting where children are left to their own devices. It emphasises children's independence and learning through unscheduled play and exploration. This may mean letting your kids wander the streets alone, encouraging them to make their own meals or allowing them to handle school problems in their own way.
Of course these are only a few of the many ''trends' in parenting out there. You could identify with all of them, some of them or none of them.
At the end of the day, the way you choose to parent is the right way. And if that means carrying bubble wrap in your purse or letting your child live on chicken nuggets for a week, then that's perfectly okay.
If you are happy, and your kids are happy, then you're doing it right.


Raymond James & Associates lowered its holdings in shares of Godaddy Inc (NYSE:GDDY) by 91.2% in the 4th quarter, according to its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The fund owned 4,165 shares of the technology company's stock after selling 42,902 shares during the quarter. Raymond James & Associates' holdings in Godaddy were worth $273,000 as of its most recent filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission.
A number of other hedge funds have also added to or reduced their stakes in GDDY. Tocqueville Asset Management L.P. raised its stake in shares of Godaddy by 2.1% in the fourth quarter. Tocqueville Asset Management L.P. now owns 7,300 shares of the technology company's stock valued at $479,000 after acquiring an additional 150 shares during the period. Nordea Investment Management AB raised its stake in shares of Godaddy by 3.1% in the third quarter. Nordea Investment Management AB now owns 5,392 shares of the technology company's stock valued at $449,000 after acquiring an additional 161 shares during the period. State of Alaska Department of Revenue raised its stake in shares of Godaddy by 0.8% in the fourth quarter. State of Alaska Department of Revenue now owns 19,773 shares of the technology company's stock valued at $1,297,000 after acquiring an additional 161 shares during the period. Parallel Advisors LLC raised its stake in shares of Godaddy by 15.8% in the fourth quarter. Parallel Advisors LLC now owns 1,516 shares of the technology company's stock valued at $99,000 after acquiring an additional 207 shares during the period. Finally, WINTON GROUP Ltd raised its stake in shares of Godaddy by 2.7% in the fourth quarter. WINTON GROUP Ltd now owns 9,989 shares of the technology company's stock valued at $655,000 after acquiring an additional 265 shares during the period. Institutional investors and hedge funds own 98.60% of the company's stock.
In other news, EVP Arne Josefsberg sold 45,000 shares of the firm's stock in a transaction dated Wednesday, January 23rd. The shares were sold at an average price of $63.48, for a total value of $2,856,600.00. Following the sale, the executive vice president now directly owns 46,471 shares in the company, valued at approximately $2,949,979.08. The transaction was disclosed in a document filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which can be accessed through this link. Also, CEO Scott Wagner sold 37,000 shares of the firm's stock in a transaction dated Friday, February 22nd. The shares were sold at an average price of $75.19, for a total transaction of $2,782,030.00. Following the completion of the sale, the chief executive officer now owns 193,607 shares in the company, valued at $14,557,310.33. The disclosure for this sale can be found here. Over the last quarter, insiders have sold 258,248 shares of company stock worth $18,821,082. 7.63% of the stock is owned by company insiders.
Several brokerages have recently weighed in on GDDY. Barclays increased their target price on shares of Godaddy from $80.00 to $82.00 and gave the company an "overweight" rating in a research note on Thursday, February 21st. Morgan Stanley raised their price target on shares of Godaddy from $88.00 to $94.00 and gave the stock an "overweight" rating in a research note on Thursday, February 21st. Piper Jaffray Companies reaffirmed an "overweight" rating and issued a $97.00 price target on shares of Godaddy in a research note on Thursday, February 21st. They noted that the move was a valuation call. Citigroup raised their price target on shares of Godaddy from $82.00 to $84.00 and gave the stock a "buy" rating in a research note on Thursday, February 21st. Finally, TheStreet raised shares of Godaddy from a "c+" rating to a "b" rating in a research note on Thursday, February 21st. One equities research analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, three have issued a hold rating and nine have assigned a buy rating to the company. Godaddy presently has an average rating of "Buy" and an average price target of $85.17.
Shares of Godaddy stock opened at $79.17 on Monday. The company has a current ratio of 0.76, a quick ratio of 0.76 and a debt-to-equity ratio of 2.90. Godaddy Inc has a 1 year low of $56.67 and a 1 year high of $84.97. The stock has a market cap of $13.88 billion, a price-to-earnings ratio of 125.67, a price-to-earnings-growth ratio of 5.71 and a beta of 0.65.
Godaddy (NYSE:GDDY) last issued its earnings results on Wednesday, February 20th. The technology company reported $0.28 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, topping the Thomson Reuters' consensus estimate of $0.13 by $0.15. Godaddy had a net margin of 2.90% and a return on equity of 11.91%. The company had revenue of $696.00 million for the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $693.41 million. During the same period in the prior year, the business earned $0.54 EPS. The firm's quarterly revenue was up 15.6% on a year-over-year basis. As a group, equities research analysts forecast that Godaddy Inc will post 0.82 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
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Who replaces AGM at Iowa State? One of the top women's programs in the Midwest for a while now.
There are countless male coaches who have a young woman underneath them that assists in coaching both cross country teams.
She will have a male coach underneath her now who will presumably gravitate to the men's program, but Andrea controlling things.
The men will suffer in this sort of arrangement only because of 18 vs. 12 schollies, Andre has never technically coached males, and they probably paid more than they anticipated for her and trimmed the secondary salary (look for a former Tarheel runner, young, with zero coaching experience).
Wrong. Roberts is staying. He is still sending out recruiting emails. They need a man on staff to close the male recruits. Two woman would be death for both sides.
So what happens to the Volunteer? She goes to UNC to Va or stays in Ames?
Anticipate Roberts staying on. He's a fantastic Men's recruiter. Under a stronger head I bet he could even better. Andrea's guidance would teach him a lot.
Coach Henes at Nc State is shaking. Andrea will actually give her a run for a money when recruiting in state females. UNC, the sleeping giant!
As a former coach(male) who had female assnt's I think a Head female and assnt females could do very well at UNC. As long as they are good coaches it doesn't matter the gender. That school is EASY to recruit to and the gender of the coaches isn't going to sway top national prospects or their parents. If she gets current guys and gals to improve, that's all they need for validation. Personally, I even found that my female assnt sometimes connected better with the guys and was able to maximize their focus and potential a little better than I could, so I would give her more coaching/ training responsibility. No one at UNC should be worried as it'll be the other ACC programs that are in for some trouble. It'll be fun to see the ups and downs across the map after all the big jobs that have opened/ closed. Good luck to all!
Who did wake forest hire?
If you truly hold the belief that male athletes are difficult to recruit if you're a female, look at the class Angela Reckart is bringing in at Penn State this season. 4 sub 1:51 guys from in and out of state. She is the major force recruiting Penn State, especially since Gondak is socially awkward and unlikable. Although he brings the coaching expertise for the 800, a lot of athletes are going there because of the relationship Angela formed with them.
I know Andrea and if you don't think she can recruit then you don't know a single thing about her. She recruited prospects to Iowa State over schools like Colorado Oregon Stanford. Not the easiest sell. But she's a coach who has proven she can develop athletes and win championships, which is paramount.
The package of Coach Andrea and UNC is going to be difficult to brush aside. This is more her program than it was at Iowa State and you can bet that she's going to go to extra mile that it is going to take to salvage the UNC program.
Tell me what girls are going to choose UVA over UNC at this point. Duke over UNC. Henes is her greatest threat in the ACC, but a lot of girls would chose a UNC degree over a NC State degree if it came down to it. Excited to see how this will play out.
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Q: Classes and void pointers I have the following header:
class MyClass {
private:
    static void (*OnRequest)();
    static void (*OnReceive)(int numBytes);

public:
    MyClass();

    static void SetOnReceive(void (*function)(int));
    static void SetOnRequest(void (*function)(void));

};

void NonClassFunction();

and the following declaration:
#include "MyClass.h"
MyClass::MyClass() {
...
}

void MyClass::SetOnReceive(void (*function)(int) ) {
    OnReceive = function;
}

void MyClass::SetOnRequest( void (*function)(void) ) {
    OnRequest = function;
}

void NonClassFunction() {
    MyClass::OnRequest();
}

The code compiles fine but I get the following errors when I link:

unresolved symbol MyClass::OnReceive, first referenced in ./src/MyClass.obj
  unresolved symbol MyClass::OnRequest, first referenced in ./src/MyClass.obj

I need OnRequest and OnReceive to function like a callback through NonClassFunction(). The NonClassFunction is being called by an interrupt so there is a bit of object oriented mangling going on here.  MyClass is designed to be inherited.  Ideally I would like OnRequest and OnReceive to be virtual but you cannot make static methods virtual.

A: Those are linker error, which means the members are not defined. They're only declared.
The pointer members are static members, so they need definition, which is outside the class.
Do this in the .cpp file:
void (*MyClass::OnRequest)();
void (*MyClass::OnReceive)(int);

These are definitions, and what you've written in the class are only declarations.
Note the position of * in the above definitions. A slight mistake such as these:
void (MyClass::*OnRequest)();    //notice the difference
void (MyClass::*OnReceive)(int); //notice the difference

would change the meaning completely! Now these are pointers-to-non-static-member-function. So know the difference and be careful. :-)

A: These two variables in your header:
static void (*OnRequest)();
static void (*OnReceive)(int numBytes);

Have not been defined.
Define them in your cpp file.
void (*MyClass::OnRequest)();
void (*MyClass::OnReceive)(int);

A: You provided the declarations of the function pointers, but not the definition. Add this to a single cpp file:
void (*MyClass::OnRequest)();
void (*MyClass::OnReceive)(int);

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enemies_array[0].enemy =  new Enemy(this,&Game::EnemyEvent);

typedef void (Game::*ChangeFunc)(DWORD &)
Class Enemy
{
private:
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}:

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{
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}

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Science casts doubt on conviction of Cathy Henderson
By Texas Moratorium Network On May 25, 2007 · Add Comment · In Uncategorized
The Austin American-Statesman published a story today that casts great doubt on the question of whether Cathy Henderson is guilty of capital murder. She has an execution date of June 13, 2007. Write Governor Perry to protest this scheduled execution. Whether or not anyone supports or opposes the death penalty, everyone should be able to agree that no one should be executed when there is scientific evidence casting doubt on the validity of the conviction.
From the Statesman:
As the doctor who autopsied 3-month-old Brandon Baugh, Robert Bayardo confidently told jurors in 1995 that the child was deliberately killed, not accidentally dropped on his head as baby sitter Cathy Lynn Henderson claimed.
The testimony was instrumental to Henderson's conviction and death sentence.
But on Thursday, with Henderson's execution less than three weeks away, Bayardo backed away from his emphatic testimony, telling a Texas appeals court that recent medical findings have cast doubt on his 12-year-old conclusions.
"Had the new scientific information been available to me in 1995, I would not have been able to testify the way I did," Bayardo said in a signed affidavit provided to a Texas court as part of an appeal filed Thursday on Henderson's behalf.


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Q: Web Api ResponseType of System.Web.Http.Results I have a .Net Web Api application, and one of the Actions has an output of Task<IHttpActionResult>.
The action's response can be either be - System.Web.Http.Results.BadRequestResult or System.Web.Http.Results.OkResult.
I want to put an appropriate type inside the typeof() in the attribute [ResponseType(typeof())] to indicate what the action returns.
What should go inside the parenthesis of the typeof()?
Here is what my code currently looks like in my Controller -
    [HttpPut]
    [ResponseType(typeof (*NEED SOMETHING HERE*))]
    public async Task<IHttpActionResult> PutAsync(MyClass myClass)
    {
        var success =  await _myRepository.TrySomething(myClass);
        if (!success)
        {
            return BadRequest();
        }

        return Ok();
    }

A: Try [ResponseType(typeof(void))]
This indicates an empty response.


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This year's college football bowl season gets underway on Saturday with a matchup between the Pac-12's Arizona State Sun Devils and the Mountain West's Fresno State Bulldogs in this year's Las Vegas Bowl on ABC starting at 3:30 p.m.
Herm Edwards left ESPN to take over the head coaching position with the Sun Devils and they went a respectable 7-5 both straight-up and against the spread. It took a 4-1 SU run over their last five games to become bowl eligible following a shaky 3-4 SU start. Arizona State's biggest win in conference play came against Utah at home in a 38-20 victory as a 7.5-point underdog on BetAnySports' closing line.
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Fresno State's only two SU losses came against Minnesota in Week 2 and on the road against Boise State in early November. The Bulldogs successfully avenged the loss to the rival Broncos with a 19-16 victory as slight 1.5-point underdogs in the Mountain West Championship on Dec. 1. They are 11-2 SU overall with a profitable 9-4 record ATS. The total stayed UNDER BetAnySports' closing line in Fresno State's last five contests.
The Bulldogs had a solid balance on offense as well this season with an average of 274.2 passing yards per game complementing a ground game that added another 146.2 rushing yards to the mix. While Fresno State was able to light up the scoreboard on occasion with 33.5 PPG, the big difference in this matchup could be the Bulldogs' shutdown defense that only allowed 13.7 PPG to its opponents.
Give Arizona State credit for finishing the season on a strong run to become bowl eligible, but it will have its hands full with the Bulldogs in every phase of the game. Lay the four points and take Fresno State to cover.


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"Australian businesses are carefully monitoring global markets, following the British decision to leave the EU last week," Business Council chief executive Jennifer Westacott said.
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Буна (1600—1896) — держава в південній частині Західної Африки. Утворилася внаслідок міграції народів манде. Вважається першою централізованою державою в історії Кот-д'Івуару. Тривалий час воювала з сусідами за гегемонію в регіоні. Зрештою перетворилося на невеличку державу. 1896 року приєднано до колонії Французька Західна Африка.

Історія
З XVI ст. племена лорон, що мали численні вождіства, були васалами держави Дагомба. Син володаря останньої Бункані підкорив великий район лорон і створив близько 1600 року власну державу, що отримала назву Буна. Користуючись родинними зв'язками по материнській лінії з вождями лорон, він об'єднав численні вождества. Разом з тим перевагу отримали дагомба.

Протягом XVII століття значно розширилося на північ, дійшовши володінь мосі, на захід, частково на південь. Було укладено союз про дружбу з державою Ашанті.

З початку XVIII ст. стикнулося з протистояння новоствореної держави народ аброн Г'янам. З цього часу відбувається ослабленням Буни. У середині того століття виникає інша потуга — держава Нафана, яку згодом змінила держава Кабадугу. Остання протягом 1-х половини XIX ст. постійно тиснула на Буну. На півдні відбуваються постійні конфлікти з вождествами Акан.

З 1880 року найбільше загрозу стала становити імперія Васулу, від якої Буна зазнав низки поразок до 1890 року. Водночас Франція встановила протекторат над більшістю держав мосі та їх сусідами. 1896 року визнала протектора Франції. Згодом володарі Буни прийняли титул короля. після здобуття Кот-д'Івуаром незалежності мають більш сакральне і церемоніальне значення. Сучасним королем Буни є Дж Аракороні II.

Територія
Спочатку простягається між Чорною Вольтою на сході та Комое на заході, розшириться на півночі до Бобо-Діуласо, на заході до Марабадіаси та на сході до Боле (Гана). Основу населення складали малінке і куланго.

Устрій
На чолі стояв янаа (володар). після смерті четвертого правителя Заварі, утворюється своєрідний «тріумвірат» між його синами: Гаго, Воко і Кунга. Ці троє синів утворили роди Гаго-Бобену, Піварі-Бобену і Кунга-Бобену, представники яких почергово обіймали трон. Володар спирався на раду провінційних вождів найбільших областей у складі 5 осіб.

Економіка
Основу становили землеробство, тваринництво і торгівля. Вирощували бавовник, горіхи кеш'ю та ші, ямс, кукурудза, просо, сорго, низинний рис, квасоля та нере. Вирощували переважно велику рогату худобу. Були розвинені зовнішня та внутрішня торгівля, існували великі ринки та ярмарки в значних містах.

Також малися значні копальні, насамперед золота. Річки забезпечували населення рибою.

Культура
Стала першим центром розповсюдження ісламу в регіоні. В містах розташовувалися коранічні школи. В результаті відбулося асиміляції племен лорон, що стали зватися куланго. Водночас зберігалися традиційні вірування.

Значного розвитку набуло танцювальне мистецтво. Існувало багато танців, присвячених певним подіям. Містичний і ритуальний танець коміан мали право виконувати лише спеціальні жреці.

Джерела
 Jean-Louis Boutillier. Bouna, royaume de la savane ivoirienne. Princes marchands et paysans. Paris Karthala, 1993.

Історія Кот-д'Івуару
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зникли 1896

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40 East 52nd Street tenants include: Business Wire.
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import vn.ecs.team.model.User;

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	public UserDao() {
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Photo from 2018 Asian Championship
Climber Gerald Verosil looks to bounce back come Bouldering event
Struggling to cope with an unfamiliar event, 17-year-old sports climber Gerald Verosil found the going rough and bowed out of the men's speed event after finishing 18th in the eliminations at the Jakabaring Sports City in Palembang, Indonesia on Thursday.
The Singapore-based Verosil, who is the youngest Team Pilipinas player, lost his grip early while scaling up the 12-meter (37-foot), man-made wall to clock 10.66 seconds on his first try before improving slightly with 7.95 seconds on his second attempt.
The improved time, however, was not enough for him to make the cut of 16 qualifiers into the knockout round led by China's Zhong Qizin, who had the fastest time of 5.82 seconds, a wink faster than Iranian runner-up Ali Pour Reza (5.83). Indon Sabri Sabri was third (5.94).
But Verosil was not flustered by the result of his initial Asian Games, event and relished the experience of just being here, saying: "The best of the best are here, and the speed event is not really my best one. I will just do my best and enjoy myself.
"It is really an honor to represent the country in the Asian Games. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for me."
"You have to understand that the speed event is something new to Gerald and you have several World Cup veterans here," explained coach Jason Suaco of his ward's lackluster form.
"I hope he can come back in the bouldering tomorrow, which is really his event."
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Sergei Alexandrovich Belov (; 23 January 1944 – 3 October 2013) was a Russian professional basketball player, most noted for playing for CSKA Moscow and the senior Soviet Union national basketball team. He is considered to be one of the best European basketball players of all time, and was given the honour of lighting the Olympic Cauldron with the Olympic flame during the 1980 Summer Olympics opening ceremony, in Moscow.

In 1991, Belov was named by FIBA as the Best FIBA Player ever. He became the first international player to be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on 11 May 1992. He was also inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame in 2007 and was named one of the 50 Greatest EuroLeague Contributors in 2008.

Early life
Sergei Belov was born in the village of Nashchyokovo, Shegarsky District, Tomsk Oblast, Soviet Union. In 1968, he became an Honoured Master of Sports of the USSR. He became an Honoured Coach of Russia in 1995, and served as President of the Russian Basketball Federation (1993–98).

Career
At the age of twenty, Belov made his debut in the USSR League, with the team of Uralmash Sverdlovsk, where he played from 1964 to 1967. He then played with CSKA Moscow for twelve years. With CSKA, he won the USSR League championship eleven times (1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980), the USSR Cup twice (1972, 1973), and the EuroLeague twice, in 1969 and 1971.

As a member of the senior Soviet Union national basketball team, for nearly fourteen years (1967–1980), Belov helped them win a Summer Olympic Games gold medal in 1972, and three bronze medals in 1968, 1976, and 1980. He also helped them to become the FIBA World Cup champions in 1967 and 1974, and the EuroBasket champions in 1967, 1969, 1971, and 1979. He also won the Summer Universiade, in 1970, as well.

In the gold medal game of the 1972 Summer Olympics, Belov scored 20 points against the United States national basketball team, as the Soviet Union controversially defeated the USA, by a score of 51–50, to win the gold.

Later life
Belov was the head coach of CSKA Moscow, with whom he won the USSR League championship in 1982 and 1990. He was also the head coach of Ural Great Perm. With Ural Great Perm, he won the Russian Championship title in both 2001 and 2002, the Russian Cup in 2004, and the North European League championship in 2001.

As the head coach of the senior men's Russian national basketball team, he won silver medals at both the 1994 FIBA World Championship and the 1998 FIBA World Championship, and the bronze medal at the EuroBasket 1997. He was also Russia's head coach at the EuroBasket 1995 and the EuroBasket 1999.

Belov died on 3 October 2013, in Perm, Russia.

Legacy
Asteroid 296638 Sergeibelov, discovered by Timur Kryachko in 2009, was named in his memory. The official  was published by the Minor Planet Center on 16 March 2014 ().

Awards and accomplishments
Honoured Master of Sports of the USSR
Order of the Badge of Honour
Medal "For Distinguished Labour"
As a player:
2 × EuroLeague Champion: 1969, 1971
3 × EuroLeague Finals Top Scorer: 1970, 1971, 1973
11 × USSR League Champion: 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980
2 × USSR Cup Winner: 1972, 1973
Summer Universiade:
: 1970
Summer Olympic Games:
: 1972
: 1968, 1976, 1980
FIBA World Cup:
: 1967, 1974
: 1978
: 1970 (MVP)
FIBA EuroBasket:
: 1967, 1969 (MVP), 1971, 1979
: 1975, 1977
: 1973
FIBA's 50 Greatest Players: 1991 (Voted #1)
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame: 1992
FIBA Hall of Fame: 2007
50 Greatest EuroLeague Contributors: 2008
As a head coach:
2 × USSR League Champion: 1982, 1990
FIBA Order of Merit: 1995
2 × Russian Championship Champion: 2001, 2002
Russian Cup Winner: 2004
North European League Champion: 2001
FIBA World Cup:
: 1994, 1998
FIBA EuroBasket:
: 1997

References and notes

External links

 Euroleague.net Article On Belov
 Euroleague.net 50 Greatest Contributors Profile

 Interbasket.net Profile

 FIBA.com Profile
 Euroleague & International Statistics

1944 births
2013 deaths
Armed Forces sports society athletes
Basketball players at the 1968 Summer Olympics
Basketball players at the 1972 Summer Olympics
Basketball players at the 1976 Summer Olympics
Basketball players at the 1980 Summer Olympics
BC Ural Yekaterinburg players
FIBA EuroBasket-winning players
FIBA Hall of Fame inductees
FIBA World Championship-winning players
Honoured Masters of Sport of the USSR
Medalists at the 1968 Summer Olympics
Medalists at the 1972 Summer Olympics
Medalists at the 1976 Summer Olympics
Medalists at the 1980 Summer Olympics
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductees
Olympic basketball players of the Soviet Union
Olympic bronze medalists for the Soviet Union
Olympic cauldron lighters
Olympic gold medalists for the Soviet Union
Olympic medalists in basketball
PBC CSKA Moscow coaches
PBC CSKA Moscow players
PBC Ural Great coaches
People from Tomsk Oblast
Russian basketball coaches
Russian men's basketball players
Shooting guards
Soviet basketball coaches
Soviet men's basketball players
1967 FIBA World Championship players
1970 FIBA World Championship players
1974 FIBA World Championship players
1978 FIBA World Championship players
Universiade medalists in basketball
Universiade gold medalists for the Soviet Union
Medalists at the 1970 Summer Universiade
Sportspeople from Tomsk Oblast


With the 2019 growing season approaching, it's important to keep seed treatment stewardship top-of-mind, from the beginning of the process at the treatment facility to end of the journey at the field.
Seed treatments are generally accepted as a safe, extremely precise way to deliver the necessary protection for seeds and seedlings. But when dealing with herbicides and fungicides, stewardship is always important, even when risk is low.
"We want to further minimize what is already a small risk," says Jane DeMarchi, American Seed Trade Association vice president of government and regulatory affairs.
Safety is stressed during each phase of handling treated seed, from before the chemicals are applied, to after the seed goes into the ground.
"We look at the full continuum, starting with preparing the seed and ensuring it is cleaned properly," DeMarchi says.
Seed retailers need to be educated about benefits, risks and best practices as they make product recommendations.
"There is a growing awareness about the condition of the seed as being important, so we are seeing more companies focus on cleaning the seed to get the best, safest treatment possible," DeMarchi says.
When farmers are choosing treated seed or non-treated seed, they need to be prepared for the responsibility that comes with their investment.
Tim Dahl, agronomic service representative for Syngenta, explains that if a farmer plants 3,000 acres, they could have the cost of a new pickup truck invested in seed treatments.
Sandy Baker, Syngenta Seedcare Application lead for North America, says there have been many improvements in seed treatment formulations to improve safety and efficacy.
"It can take up to 15 years to discover and launch a new product, and up to two years for our formulation development team to fine tune a product and optimize it for application," Baker says.
Syngenta's Seedcare Institute is able to do extensive testing on samples to check multiple parameters to determine the safest and best way to handle products, reduce exposure and ensure dust-off levels are significantly lower than limits in the European Union allow.
Baker says the U.S. does not have an official threshold, which is why they follow the European standard of less than 0.75 grams per 100,000 seeds on corn.
In the Plantability Lab at the Syngenta Seedcare Institute in Stanton, Minn., seed treatments are tested for flowability and singulation using planters and settings that farmers use in the fields.
Dahl says the majority of corn gets treated in a production facility while many soybeans get treated downstream.
Syngenta provides training programs and safety labels to ensure those handling the seed know the safest way to do their job.
Advances have also been made on the equipment side, with the use of integrated dust management systems in treatment facilities, as well as with machinery on the farm.
Some applicators who have been working with treated seed for many years have been able to compare newer technologies to older products.
Baker says awareness for validated recipes is also on the rise.
Proper labeling and storage is also important. One of the goals of the Seedcare Institute is to provide a proper testing facility for variables that occur in the real world, so that product recipes can be perfected.
"One of the things we had an issue with a few years ago was the temperatures going from cold to hot very quickly," Dahl says. "The beans heated up and got a little sweaty, so that required a lot of testing for us to determine the best course of action when issues like that happen.
From the grower standpoint, the design of many new planters has greatly reduced any dust-off risk or exposure from treated seed.
"These new machines have been designed so any dust goes down and not up," DeMarchi says.
Seed flow lubricants have also greatly improved stewardship in this phase of the process.
One of the main concerns with on-farm handling is the proper cleanup of spills, because of the temptation for wildlife to snack of spilled seeds.
"Seed spilled on the ground is attractive for birds, but because of the treatment, it is a potential risk, so those must be properly cleaned up," DeMarchi says.
"One of our jobs is making people aware, which we do through social media channels, farm radio campaigns, and through information given out at state and regional grower meetings," DeMarchi says.
Baker adds that Syngenta's training programs are especially helpful.
"We are able to bring customers to our Seedcare Institute at Stanton, Minn., to do hands-on training, and our application specialists also travel to do classes out in the field. The idea is to create awareness around best practices and teach how to handle the products safely," Baker says.
The response from training programs has been positive. As Dahl says, farmers are usually eager to learn how to best protect their seed investments.
It's important to remember that seed treatments can't work if they aren't actually on the seed.
Dahl also knows these considerations are not just about safety. It's also about economics.
Baker says it's important to recognize the long-term significance of following guidelines as well.
In the end, it all comes back to creating a sustainable future for agriculture. It's in everyone's best interest to keep seed stewardship top of mind.
"We make our living off of the land, and we need to steward our technologies to protect that," Dahl says.


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Fair or not? A debate on that subject broke out on Twitter last week. Is Brooks earning his money? And, more broadly, are Nevada lawmakers fairly paid?


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Cincinnati Bengals Offensive Line Woes Continue Against Dallas Cowboys
By: Will Koshover, Editor | September 19, 2022 September 20, 2022
The Cincinnati Bengals lost another close game in Week 2 to the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys took advantage of questionable play calling from Zac Taylor and a porous Bengals offensive line. Cooper Rush started in place of an injured Dak Prescott and was solid in his second NFL start. He finished the day 19 for 31 with 235 yards passing and one touchdown with no interceptions. He drove Dallas right down the field on an impressive opening drive that was capped off by a nine-yard touchdown pass to Noah Brown. As for the Bengals, they were a mess offensively for the second consecutive week. Joe Burrow was once again under duress for the entire game and was sacked six times to bring his total to an absurd 13 sacks through two games. The Bengals offense was sluggish the entire first half, couldn't sustain drives, and only mustered three points. These factors proved too much to overcome despite a furious comeback to tie the game with 3:45 left in regulation. Cincinnati is now in a daunting 0-2 hole to start the season and faces a must-win game in Week 3 against the New York Jets.
The Bengals revamped their entire offensive line in the offseason in hopes of better protecting Burrow and buying him more time to distribute the ball to his playmakers. This plan has been an abject failure through two weeks of the NFL season. Ironically, rookie Cordell Volson has been great at left guard along with newcomers, Alex Kappa and Ted Karras. The real disappointment has been in tackles, Jonah Williams and La'el Collins. These two seem to get abused frequently and communication issues have been a big problem, specifically for Collins. The hits and sacks are piling up and it's starting to really affect Burrow's internal clock. He's bailing when he does have a clean pocket and his eyes aren't being kept downfield. Burrow's patience has to be wearing thin and the team has to do a better job all around to protect the franchise quarterback.
Burrow Ball
Even though the offensive line has issues, Burrow isn't blameless in regards to the hits and sacks. Burrow does hold the ball too long at times in always trying to make a play. This is the essence of Burrow and what has made him special in his young career. What he has to quickly learn is that it's acceptable to throw the ball away and live another day. When you are seeing the field well and the blocking is sufficient, holding the ball for a fraction of a second longer often leads to big plays. This certainly hasn't been the case thus far in 2022. The Bengals need to quickly make offensive adjustments if they want to save their season.
Fix It Fast
The silver lining for the Bengals is they have 15 more games to right the ship and still win the AFC North. This retooled offensive line with Burrow at the helm needs to play more cohesively and get off to quicker starts. In a copycat league, teams will continue to play defensive styles that limit big plays over the top. Burrow needs to get in a comfortable rhythm against the Jets and get his swagger back. He is the captain of the ship and it's not sinking on his watch.
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Епархия Тундуру-Масаси () — епархия Римско-Католической церкви с центром в городе Тундуру, Танзания. Епархия Тундуру-Масаси входит в митрополию Сонгеа.

История
17 ноября 1986 года Святой Престол учредил епархию Тундуру-Масаси, выделив её из епархии Нанчингвеа (сегодня — Епархия Линди). Первоначально епархия Тундуру-Масаси являлась суффраганной по отношению к архиепархии Дар-эс-Салама.

18 ноября 1987 года епархия Тундуру-Масаси вошла в состав церковной провинции Сонгеа.

Ординарии епархии
 епископ Поликарп Пенго (1986 — 1990);
 епископ Магнус Мвалуньюнгу (1992 — 2005);
 епископ Кастор Павел Мсемва (2005 — по настоящее время).

Литература
 Annuario Pontificio, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Città del Vaticano, 2003, ISBN 88-209-7422-3

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I remember hearing quite a bit about mother and daughter writing team P.J. Tracy when Monkeewrench first came out. Their first book in their series got quite a lot of positive buzz. I still enjoy the series quite a bit, although am one book behind. Something I should remedy soon!
My favorite book of 2005 was Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides. I still think of the book quite fondly and consider it one of my all time favorites.
Jeffrey Eugenides' novel, Middlesex, tells the story of the Greek-American Stephanides family, spanning three generations over eight decades. Through the narration of Calliope (Cal) Stephanides, we enter into the life of a Greek family during a tumultuous time in Turkey, their crossover into America, and we see the unfolding of an American dream. This is also the story of Calliope who was raised as a girl but is physiologically a hermaphrodite, being more male than female, a realization that did not come to light until Calliope hit puberty.
It took awhile for me to be able to read books that touched upon the terror of September 11, 2001. The Usual Rules seemed like a good place to start, especially given the recommendations I had received saying the book was not to be missed. I identified with the main character, and not just because we share the same name.
I also love Middlesex, though I didn't read it until this past year. It was very unexpected and overturned every prediction I made about it.
MONKEEWRENCH is on my list of best mysteries I've read ever. I was constantly recommending it to patrons at the library. I loved MIDDLESEX, but don't think I read it until a couple of years after you. I've heard good things about THE USUAL RULES and I might even have a copy. I think that Les liked that one a lot. It's still on my TBR.
It's been a really long time since I read Middlesex, though I do still have a copy on my shelf. Recently it has been getting a revival on the blogs, and everyone is loving it. It makes me think that I need to read it again. Thanks for the gentle nudge and reminder! Great mini-reviews. I love this format!
I agree with you 100% about Middlesex, and am very excited that Jeffrey Eugenides will (finally!) have a new novel out this fall!
Your post reminded me that I would like to read Middlesex...need to look this one up!!
I listened to Middlesex on audio last year - it is truly amazingly good.
I listened to audio in my pre blogging days! Not only was it an amazing story, the audio version is absolutely amazing, and is still one of my favourite audiobook experiences.
Thank you everyone for your comments! I am glad to see so many of you also enjoyed Middlesex. There was much more too it than I expected when I read it, I admit. I'm looking forward to reading the author's next book.
Kay - I love the Monkeewrench series. It's so much fun.
I'm not even familiar with The Usual Rules. It looks like one I'd enjoy.
I loved Middlesex, it's a terrific book. Jeffrey Eugenides is coming out with a new book which I'm looking forward to.
I LOVED Middlesex as well. He has a new book out this fall...color me excited.
Middlesex is one of those books that I've wanted to read for some time now. I feel like it has been on my TBR forever now. Thanks for sharing these..it was fun to read these reviews!


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All Members must have an EPC parking decal which should be placed on your front windshield. If you do not have a decal, please pick one up in the lobby.
The garage entrance is at the intersection of Cascade and Bijou Avenues [Green Sign with a "P"].
There is a pedestrian exit on the east side of the garage. Turn left and the Club will be directly across the street [Platte Avenue].
Located on the alley west of Club building next to delivery entrance.
Parking is permitted weeknights after 5:00 PM and on weekends unless otherwise posted.
There are 6 spaces available on the alley at the Club delivery entrance.
Two spaces are handicap only.
Spaces are available on a first come basis.
You must have a gate card to enter the lot.
If you do not have a card, pick one up in the lobby.
To open the gate, hold the card up to the red light on the post.
When exiting, the gate will automatically open as you approach the gate.
Parking is not permitted in the First Christian Church Lot on Thursdays.
Parking is permitted on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays after 5:00 PM.
Due to increased encroachment, the Church will start towing unauthorized cars parked in their lot at unauthorized times. New clearly marked signs will be installed in November 2017.


Did you see that epic Maleficent trailer during last night's Grammys? If not -- or if you want to watch it again -- we've got it here! Angelina Jolie takes on a live-action version of the deliciously cruel character from Disney's animated classic Sleeping Beauty, and the 90-second trailer is set to a haunting, never-before-heard Lana Del Rey rendition of Once Upon a Dream that's available to download for free for a limited time. Watch the trailer!
Maleficent explores the untold story of Disney's most iconic villain, tracing the betrayal that ultimately turned her pure heart to stone. Driven by revenge and to protect her moors, she places an irrevocable curse upon the king's newborn infant, Aurora, who grows to be caught in the middle of the seething conflict between the forest kingdom she has grown to love and the human kingdom that holds her legacy.
Featured in the end credits of the film, Lana Del Rey's Once Upon a Dream is a free download for a limited time, exclusively on Google Play, through Monday, February 3rd.


"My artwork explores the visual representation of our memories deeply marked by war experience".
I like to define my work as being multidimensional. It's the combination of abstraction and textured natural and mineral products. I make use of acrylic, sand, marble, powder ...which blend into different lines, colors and shapes.
My mysterious, spiritual and sensual universe opens a door to a subtle merger of the body into nature.


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Editorial Archive/Map The Carthographic View Beyond the Archive
Internetmapping Image Search Community
Themes Mapping and Text The Carthographic View
culture of glass, with all its literal and complex transparencies.
1. New Visibilities
Contrary to Foucault's position concerning the radical distinction between the visible and the readable, the map is immediately both readable and visible. It functions like a non-mimetic image, an image-index (Pierce), that lies at the origin of a pragmatic of expression. A toponym, such as Paris or Berlin, is localized, and corresponds to a referential and contextual territory, a country, a fragment of a country or a planisphere. This art of describing the world «in the absence of,» that Vermeer treated in his famous «Allegory of Painting,» in which the immense map of the Netherlands doubles et redoubles the painting within a critical and selfreflective arrangement; in fact, this conveyed a contemporary machine of vision that included the discovery of the «new world» and of a universe that henceforth would have no center and would be infinite. That is why the map of the world of the 16th and 17th centuries desymbolizes the world previously centered around
Jerusalem and dominated by the Christ of medieval maps. From then on, the map became a mere artefact, and it is easy to understand the fascination it inspired in the first artist cartographers, Leonardo da Vinci or Dürer. The map seizes the real, masters it, and allows a glimpse of an unconscious quality of vision with its foldings and unfoldings, within a weightless plane. A map takes possession of the limits and the borders of the unlimited.
This is why these new visibilities that are distinct from the perspectivist schema with its point of view, combine several heterogenous elements. It is a «descriptio» connecting images and signs, a new kind of abstraction, that views the diagram as abstract, and that allows for the pluralism of the directions and the displacements characteristic to a worldregard, projected onto a continuous or fragmented plane, with all its variations of scale. An abstraction such as the virtual develops presupposes a mentalization of the world and an abstract machine made of lines and of possibilities enabling one to «read a map,» as we say. This involves a complex reading, because one needs to project oneself outside of oneself, to forget one's own