The personal and commercial use of drones in the U.S. has grown rapidly within the last five years and that growth is expected to continue. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) estimates the number of drones in the U.S. to reach seven million by 2020. Commercial drones, or drones used to make money, are expected to increase from 600,000 in 2016 to over 2.7 million by 2020.
While increased drone usage will surely bring new and exciting economic opportunity for business, more drones in the sky will also bring more risk for drone crashes and drone injuries. Drones are equipped with multiple sharp metallic blades that can easily inflict serious damage to a person or property.
The law firm of Baum, Hedlund, Aristei & Goldman is familiar with the damage that can be caused in drone crashes. Personal injuries, car crashes, helicopter accidents, plane crashes and property damage are just a few examples of major accidents that can happen as a result of a drone collision.
If you have been harmed in a drone accident, it is in your best interest to speak with an attorney about the circumstances surrounding the incident. The drone lawyers at Baum Hedlund will fight for compensation on your behalf to hold any negligent parties responsible for your drone injuries.
For more information on filing a drone lawsuit, please fill out our contact form.
While the general public uses the term drone, the industry term is Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) or Unmanned Aircraft Vehicle (UAV). A drone is an aircraft without a pilot onboard instead, a person operates the aircraft from the ground. Drones vary widely in size and weight; they can be as small as a magazine or as large as a Boeing 737.
What Are Drones Used For?
Drones are generally used for three different purposes: public, civil and recreation. Public use includes operations for the U.S. government where the FAA issues a Certificate of Waiver or Authorization (COA) permitting use. Civil use is defined as a commercial, non-governmental operation and requires approval via a Section 333 exception (more on this below) or Special Airworthiness Certificate (SAC) from the FAA. Drone use by hobbyists is the most prevalent in the U.S. today, and while FAA approval is not generally required in order to fly the most common drones, there are specific guidelines that recreational drone users must follow.
Attack Drones – Armed with weapons, these drones are used by the military for controlled air strikes in hostile or inaccessible areas.
Crowd Control Drones – Commonly used by the military and law enforcement agencies, crowd control drones are equipped with non-lethal weapons like tear gas or sound cannons. These drones can initiate crowd dispersion without causing serious physical harm.
Delivery Drones – Delivery drones were initially developed for military and government use, so users could remotely drop items in a chosen area. By now, many of us have heard that companies like DHL and Amazon want to make delivery drones the new normal for delivering products to consumers. If used safely and effectively, delivery drones could effectively cut down on shipping time, minimize cost and reduce traffic congestion.
Monitoring Drones – Equipped with technology like infrared cameras and severe weather instruments, monitoring drones can be used for anything from scientific research to preventing crime. For example, a monitoring drone is capable of getting closer than a police helicopter, so these drones have numerous crime fighting capabilities. They can also assist fire officials in fighting wild fires. Last, but not least, monitoring drones can be used for scientific research purposes, like seeing firsthand what it looks like inside a tornado.
Photo or Video Drones – Ever popular in the art of filmmaking, photo and video drones are making aerial shots more affordable than ever before. It used to be that filmmakers would have to hire helicopters or small planes to get the footage they needed. Now, even amateur filmmakers can simply attach a GoPro camera to a drone and get stunning aerial photography on par with the big movie studios.
January 2015 – Drone crash lands on White House lawn. Operator Shawn Usman borrowed a quadcopter drone from a friend and was flying it from a window in his downtown Washington D.C. apartment at around 3:00 a.m. when he says it ascended to an altitude of 100 feet, then flew in a westerly direction. Usman tried to regain control, but couldn't. The quadcopter drone crashed on White House grounds. No one was injured, but the Secret Service was forced to put the White House on lockdown as a precaution. The U.S. attorney didn't charge Usman, finding that the drone was not under his control when it crashed.
September 2015 – Drone crashes within feet of German Chancellor Angela Merkel. A member of the German 'Pirate Party' piloted a drone that crashed only a few feet away from Angela Merkel while she was delivering a speech. The drone pilot was protesting government surveillance. No one was injured, but the incident did bring up questions about how drones can impact safety and security.
December 2014 – Drone crashes into a customer at a New York City restaurant. A New York City restaurant was using a drone to fly mistletoe over customers when it crashed into their photographer. The fast moving, sharp blades sliced off a piece of her nose and cut her chin.
April 2014 – Australian triathlete sustains injuries after drone crash. Raija Ogden, an Australian triathlete, was injured when a drone crashed into her while she was competing in the Geraldton Endure Batavia triathlon in Western Australia. A videographer was using the drone to film footage of the race when he lost control of the aircraft. He claims that a spectator in the crowd stole control of the drone, causing it to crash.
August 2013 – Drone crashes into grandstand at Virginia's Great Bull Run. At least four spectators at the Virginia Motorsports Park for the Great Bull Run were injured when a drone crashed into the grandstand. The aerial photography drone was hovering above the stands when it suddenly fell from the sky into the crowd.
According to FAA statistics, pilots reported over 700 drone near misses between January and August of 2015, roughly triple the amount for the entire year of 2014. FAA documents also showed that at least a dozen drones had interfered with military aircraft flying near U.S. bases or restricted areas over the same time span.
December 2015 – Drone flies approximately five feet away from a helicopter in California.The helicopter was at an altitude of 1,000 feet when the pilot reported seeing a UAS as close as five feet from the chopper.
November 2015 – Drone nearly collides with helicopter leaving St. Louis Children's Hospital.A medical helicopter pilot reported seeing a drone about 1,400 feet above a city park. The air ambulance was forced to make a sweeping turn, narrowly avoiding a drone crash by less than 100 feet.
September 2015 – American Airlines pilots forced to take evasive action to avoid drone. In one of the scariest drone near misses reported to date, the pilots of American Airlines Flight 475 were forced to take evasive action to avoid colliding with a drone after taking off from Atlanta, Georgia. The plane was climbing to 3,500 feet when the drone incident occurred.
March 2015 – FAA investigates drone flying too close to KOMO News helicopter. A helicopter crew working for KOMO News in Washington spotted a drone flying only a few feet above the chopper. The helicopter was filming a fire in Pierce County at the time.
December 2014 – Drone nearly hits Airbus A320 during approach to Heathrow Airport. The pilot of an Airbus A320 said the drone nearly hit the plane while at an altitude of about 700 feet. A total of 180 people were onboard at the time. Investigators were unable to identify the drone, as it didn't show up on radar and disappeared after the incident.
On June 21, 2016, the FAA released long awaited operational rules for routine commercial use of small drones. The recently proposed FAA drone regulations are scheduled to take effect in August of 2016. One new drone law in particular, Part 107, offers safety regulations for UAS that conduct commercial operations and for drones that weigh less than 55 pounds.
Per the new FAA drone regulations, drone operators must always avoid manned aircraft and never operate in a careless or reckless manner.
According to the FAA, drone pilots need to keep unmanned aircraft within visual line of sight. If the drone pilot uses 'First Person View' or similar technology, the pilot must have a visual observer always maintain unaided sight (no binoculars). However, even if the pilot uses a visual observer, the drone must still remain close enough to see, in the event that something unexpected happens. Neither the drone pilot nor a visual observer can be responsible for more than one UAS operation at a time.
Maximum altitude a drone can reach is 400 feet, higher if the drone remains within 400 feet of a structure. Maximum speed is 100 miles-per-hour.
Per the FAA drone regulations, pilots cannot fly over anyone not directly participating in the operation. Likewise, operators cannot fly under a covered structure or inside a covered stationary vehicle.
Drone pilots flying in Class G airspace are permitted to do so without permission from air traffic control. Drone pilots flying in Class B, C, D or E airspace need approval from air traffic control.
According to the FAA, drone operators can affix an external load to the aircraft, provided the load is securely attached and does not adversely affect flight. Operators may also transport cargo for compensation within state boundaries, as long as the total of the attached systems, payload and cargo weigh less than 55 pounds (Some state exemptions apply, see Part 107 for full details).
Businesses that wish to use drones outside of the above restrictions can apply for a waiver through the FAA.To qualify for a waiver, businesses must prove that their proposed drone use is safe.
According to FAA administrator Michael Huerta, 76 businesses have been approved for these waivers, most of which allow businesses to operate commercial drones after dark.
1) Pass an initial aeronautical knowledge test at an FAA-approved knowledge center or 2) If you already have a Part 61 pilot certificate (other than student pilot certificate), you must have completed a flight review within the previous 24 months, and you must take an FAA UAS training course.
Anyone who wishes to fly a drone recreationally does not have to have the FAA's permission, as long as a few requirements are met. Per FAA drone regulations, recreational drone operators must register their UAS if it weighs more than .55 pounds and less than 55 pounds. Operators are also required to label their UAS with their registration number, and read and understand all drone safety guidelines.
Airports – Drone pilots must stay at least five miles away from airports. Municipal guidelines require recreational drone pilots to give notice if they are going to be flying within five miles of an airport. This advanced notice must be reported to the airport operator or air traffic control tower (if the airport has one).
Temporary Flight Restrictions – The FAA uses TFR to restrict flights in specific areas. Some TFRs have become permanent, such as the one around Disneyland, for example. But most are based on an event, such as a wildfire, an air show, or a when the President pays a visit to a town. The FAA publishes TFRs so operators can be aware of these drone no fly zones, though there are unpublished TFRs for activities like sporting events.
Prohibited and Restricted Airspace – Prohibited airspace includes areas like the White House and Camp David, for example. Restricted airspace is typically in and around military bases or areas where flight is considered hazardous.
National Parks – Launching, landing or operating drones on lands and waters that are administered by the National Park Service is prohibited.
NOAA Marine Protection Areas – The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration prohibits certain flights of powered aircraft (including drones) over protected areas.
If you have been injured in a drone accident, you may be wondering about your rights. While drone law is new and constantly changing at the federal and state level, in many cases, negligent drone operators and/or manufacturers of defective drones may be held liable for any injuries caused in certain drone crashes.
In order to obtain justice in a drone lawsuit, it must be proven that the drone operator was negligent by failing to act with reasonable care, and that negligence was the cause of the drone crash that resulted in injuries. Likewise, if a drone maker is to be named in a drone lawsuit, it must be proven that the company provided inadequate instructions for operation, insufficient safety controls, or manufactured a defective product.
If your drone lawsuit is successful, it is possible to recover losses stemming from medical bills, lost wages and pain and suffering.
If possible, write down the drone's registration number and file a police report to document the incident.
After seeking medical attention, be sure to collect all documentation related to your treatment.
Collect contact information for those who witnessed the drone accident.
Contact the drone lawyers at Baum, Hedlund, Aristei & Goldman.
Baum Hedlund has successfully handled thousands of personal injury and wrongful death cases, securing over $1.9 billion on behalf of our clients across the nation. Our personal injury attorneys have litigated against some of the corporations in the world, including aircraft manufacturers, airlines, medical device manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies. With decades of experience, our firm has developed a reputation for improving product safety, influencing public policy and holding Fortune 500 companies accountable.


This is a lovely set of 12 Royal Doulton dessert plates decorated with a combination of subtle transfer outlines and then hand painted with polychrome enamels. The plates depict different English castle scenes including Arundel Castle, Dryburgh Abbey and Harlech Castle, labeled on the reverse and framed by a tall dramatic tree, either to the right or left of center. The plates are both decorative and useful and the unusual square shape is an added bonus. Ca. 1929.


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(également écrit 28') est une émission de télévision d'actualité et de débat diffusée sur la chaîne de télévision de service public franco-allemande Arte depuis le . Produite par la société privée KM Production appartenant à l'homme d'affaires Renaud Le Van Kim, et détenue en partie par la holding Banijay Group du milliardaire Stéphane Courbit, l'émission est enregistrée en français et diffusée du lundi au samedi à 20 h 05 en France, et pendant la nuit en Allemagne (sous-titrée en allemand). Du lundi au vendredi, elle est présentée par Élisabeth Quin accompagnée quotidiennement, notamment, de Nadia Daam. Depuis , l'émission comprend également une formule du week-end diffusée le samedi sous le nom de 28 minutes samedi et présentée par Renaud Dély ou par son joker Jean-Mathieu Pernin.

Concept
Du lundi au vendredi, l'émission s'articule autour de trois plateaux. Le premier est consacré à l'interview d'un invité témoin, le deuxième réunit trois spécialistes autour d'un dossier d'actualité et le troisième traite l'actualité de façon décalée, historique et plus légère. L'émission est rythmée par plusieurs chroniques qui viennent s'insérer entre ou dans les différentes parties et le «  » diffusé le vendredi réunit intellectuels et journalistes accompagnés d'un dessinateur, qui reviennent ensemble sur les principales actualités de la semaine. L'émission est rythmée par différentes rubriques : « Le Duel de la semaine », « La Une internationale de la semaine », « Le Tweet de la semaine » et « L'Histoire de la semaine ».

Le samedi, «  », l'édition du week-end inaugurée en septembre 2018, reçoit un invité fil rouge, rejoint au cours de l'émission par deux invités. Ils reviennent ensemble sur les principales actualités de la semaine. L'émission comporte également différentes chroniques : « Le portrait », « Va voir ailleurs », « La photo de la semaine ». À la rentrée 2019, la chronique « Intéressant » de David Castello-Lopes fait son apparition.

 fait régulièrement une émission spéciale internationale avec un grand témoin et des invités étrangers.

Chroniqueurs
Les chroniqueurs qui entourent Elisabeth Quin et Renaud Dély sont, entre autres, Sonia Chironi, Benjamin Sportouch, Claude Askolovitch, Hélène Roussel, Jean-Mathieu Pernin, Frédéric Says, Marie Bonnisseau, Xavier Mauduit, François Saltiel, Paola Puerari, Victor Dekyvère, Anna N'Diaye et Alix Van Pee.

Historique
Le , Arte lance  (pour ), un nouveau magazine quotidien associant actualité et culture. Le programme est diffusé du lundi au vendredi à 20 h 05 et est présenté par la journaliste française Élisabeth Quin. Cette dernière invite des experts culturels et scientifiques autour d'une personnalité du monde de la culture pour débattre de sujets variés. L'émission est programmée à la suite d'Arte Journal () et fait face aux journaux télévisés de TF1 (20h) et de France 2 (20h) et aux talk-shows de France 5 (C à vous) et de Canal+ (Le Grand Journal).

À la , l'émission change de formule avec de nouvelles rubriques et un nouveau plateau. Désormais, Élisabeth Quin est entourée d'une bande de chroniqueurs récurrents en lieu et place des experts invités : Renaud Dély (Marianne), Juan Gomez (RFI) et Nadia Daam. L'émission est allongée de  pour atteindre  et s'articule en deux parties : un tête-à-tête avec un invité, « La Une du Jour », puis un débat, « Le Grand Angle de  », auquel participent les chroniqueurs. Une rubrique coproduite par Libération, « Désintox », fait de la vérification par les faits (ou ) des propos des politiques. Le vendredi, l'émission revient sur l'actualité de la semaine avec des invités, une revue du web de Benjamin Muller (Europe 1) et la participation d'un dessinateur parmi Jul, Riss, Charb et Plantu. Le programme s'appuie sur le web pour alimenter les débats avec les réactions et avis des internautes.

À la , l'émission accueille de nouveaux chroniqueurs politiques : Vincent Giret (Le Monde), Matthieu Croissandeau (Le Parisien), Guillaume Roquette (Le Figaro Magazine, Europe 1) et Claude Askolovitch (RTL, I-Télé). De plus, le magazine devient bimédia en donnant une grande place au web. Avant la diffusion, les internautes peuvent poser leurs questions sur le thème du jour, qui seront ensuite reprises sur l'antenne pour nourrir le débat. Pendant la diffusion, ils peuvent discuter dans des salons de discussion prévus par la chaîne. Après la diffusion, l'émission disponible en  est interactive, enrichie de photos, vidéos, infographies, liens, articles ou tweets.

À la , l'émission change légèrement de formule avec un nouveau décor et un nouveau logo. Deux chroniqueurs rejoignent l'équipe : Arnaud Leparmentier (Le Monde) et l'historien Xavier Mauduit. Une troisième partie plus légère et ludique, ouverte par la chronique « Désintox », clôture l'émission. De plus, une fois par mois, l'émission s'ouvre à l'international en recevant des correspondants et invités étrangers. Pour la première fois l'émission reste à l'antenne en juillet et août, avec Renaud Dély (Marianne) à la présentation. Trois co-intervieweurs sont présents à ses côtés (Arnaud Leparmentier, Guillaume Roquette et Claude Askolovitch), accompagnés de nouvelles recrues : Olivia Gesbert (France Culture), Caroline Broué (France Culture), et Linda Lorin (Radio Nova).

À la rentrée 2016, deux nouveaux chroniqueurs rejoignent l'équipe habituelle : Thomas Legrand (France Inter) et François Saltiel (France 4).

L'émission est présentée par Élisabeth Quin entourée de Nadia Daam et d'un co-intervieweur, en alternance, Thomas Legrand (France Inter), Claude Askolovitch (Vanity Fair, I-Télé), Guillaume Roquette, Vincent Trémolet (Le Figaro Magazine), Arnaud Leparmentier (Le Monde) et Renaud Dély (L'Obs), lequel est également joker d'Élisabeth Quin .

Le «  » du vendredi rassemble des intellectuels et des correspondants étrangers tels que Anne-Élisabeth Moutet (Sunday Telegraph), Jean Quatremer (Libération), Joëlle Meskens (Le Soir), Sylvie Brunel (géographe) ou Pascal Blanchard (historien). Ils sont accompagnés d'un dessinateur comme Coco, Jul, Riss ou Yakana.

Dès le , outre quelques nouveautés au moment du sommaire de l'émission, la durée de celle-ci est légèrement augmentée pour atteindre désormais .

Depuis , l'émission est déclinée le samedi sous le nom 28 minutes samedi.

Orientation idéologique des chroniqueurs et intervenants
En 2019, le site web d'analyse critique des médias Arrêt sur images publie un article sur Julie Graziani, une journaliste qui écrit dans un magazine de droite identitaire et est chroniqueuse régulière de l'émission depuis 2015, présentée à l'antenne comme essayiste ; Arrêt sur images utilise l'intertitre  dans le corps de son article. Deux autres chroniqueurs réguliers, Judith Bernard et Manuel Cervera-Marzal, ont quant à eux un ancrage très à gauche.

Chroniques
Du lundi au jeudi, l'émission compte sept chroniques tout en images ou en plateau :

 « La Règle de 3 » de Gaël Legras est un portrait de l'invité en trois mots qui ont marqué son parcours ;
 « Mise au point » de Sandrine Le Calvez introduit le débat d'actualité de la deuxième partie ;
 « Entendu » de Thibaut Nolte décrypte un mot qui fait l'actualité
 « Quelle histoire ! » de Xavier Mauduit fait le lien entre une actualité du jour et un fait historique ;
 « Quelle époque ! » d'Alix Van Pée

Le vendredi, l'émission, structurée en rubriques, ne compte qu'une chronique :

 jusqu'au , et dès le , « Dérive des continents » de Benoît Forgeard invente des univers absurdes et drolatiques qui s'inspirent de l'actualité.
 du 5 janvier au , « Mauvaise langue » de Aurore Vincenti, linguiste et autrice, qui « dévoile (...) ce qui se cache derrière les mots dont on a oublié les racines, et qu'on emploie régulièrement sans trop savoir pourquoi. » (ex. glousser, école maternelle, hystérique, etc.).

Le samedi, l'émission compte cinq chroniques tout en images ou en plateau :

 « Le portrait » de Philippe Ridet est un portrait de l'invité fil rouge ;
 « Va voir ailleurs » de Gaël Legras plonge dans l'actualité internationale ;
 « La photo de la semaine » de Marie Bonnisseau revient sur l'actualité à travers une photo ;

 « Les petits plaisirs » de François Simon décrypte nos petits plaisirs du week-end.

À partir de  :

 « Intéressant » de David Castello-Lopes.

Régulièrement, lors de l'émission spéciale internationale en présence d'un grand témoin, deux chroniques sont diffusées :

 « Le Portrait » de Sandrine Le Calvez, un portrait du grand témoin ;
 « Clichés » de Thibaut Nolte, qui déconstruit trois stéréotypes associés à un pays.

Jusqu'en  était diffusée :

Les chroniques passées :

 la chronique « Empreinte Digitale » de Marc-Antoine de Poret, un portrait de l'invité(e) de la première partie basé sur les informations qu'on peut trouver de lui (ou d'elle) sur internet.

 la chronique « L'Expresso », « Prise de tête », « Kiss Kiss Bang Bang » de Thibaut Nolte qui se déguise en une personnalité. Il explique ainsi la vie de cette personnalité à la première personne.

 « Vos questions en 28" » de Nadia Daam est une question posée aux invités en ouverture de débat qui a été sélectionnée parmi les questions d'internautes sur les réseaux sociaux. La chronique est arrêtée à partir du  ;

 « Désintox », coproduit par Libération, rectifie idées reçues, intox et propos jugés erronés par la vérification par les faits ou  ;

 « La boucle est bouclée » de François Saltiel traite de l'actualité de manière décalée.

Le samedi :
 « L'œil qui frise » de Jean-Mathieu Pernin donne une info inattendue qui dit quelque chose sur notre époque.

 « Les petits plaisirs » de François Simon décrypte nos petits plaisirs du week-end.

Contenus web
 est une émission très présente sur internet : elle propose de nombreux contenus sur les réseaux sociaux et favorise l'interactivité entre les internautes. C'est la première émission française à intégrer autant internet.

Les internautes peuvent poser leurs questions aux invités sur le thème du débat du jour via les réseaux sociaux (hashtag #28min sur Twitter). Une question est sélectionnée pour la rubrique « La question en 28" » de Nadia Daam.

Depuis le , la rubrique a été supprimée. Les internautes ne peuvent plus poser leurs questions sur le thème du jour.

Des contenus web (interviews, extraits sous-titrés) sont créés spécialement pour les réseaux sociaux et le site internet de l'émission. Des web-séries ont été régulièrement produites et diffusées sur le site.

L'émission est disponible en podcast sur la plateforme ARTE Radio.

Partenariats
Depuis ses débuts en 2012, l'émission comprend une chronique tout en images coproduite par Libération : « Désintox » qui fait de la vérification par les faits (ou ).

En ,  s'associe au site d'actualités européennes Toute l'Europe pour décrypter les élections européennes de 2014 au travers d'interviews, de débats et de chroniques. Les informations sont disponibles sur les sites internet des deux partenaires. En octobre de la même année, le partenariat est renouvelé pour dresser chaque mois le portrait d'une personnalité européenne, « L'Européen du mois ».

La Tribune publie chaque jour des extraits de l'émission sur son site.

L'Obs reprend chaque semaine sur son site le témoignage de l'un des invités.

Jeune Afrique reprend ponctuellement des extraits de l'émission sur son site.

Audiences
 après sa création, le magazine est suivi par une moyenne de  avec un pic à  en fin d'émission.

À la ,  est suivi en moyenne par  et 1,5 % de part d'audience.

À la , l'émission attire en moyenne  et 1,8 % de part d'audience. Le magazine connait des succès d'audience, attirant jusqu'à  durant l'automne.

Sur les six premiers mois de l'année 2016, les audiences progressent fortement avec 2,1 % de part d'audience (+ 17 %) et  (+ 16 %) en moyenne.

Identité visuelle (logos)

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Article connexe
 Arte France

Liens externes
  sur le site d'Arte

Émission diffusée sur Arte
Émission de télévision d'information en France
Émission de télévision créée en 2012

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Q: Initializing array of struct in a struct after mmap I have a custom queue implementation as below
struct Customer {
    pid_t pid;
    int priority;
    int order;
};

typedef struct Customer Customer_t;

struct CustomerNode {
    int next;
    int filled;
    Customer_t customer;
};

typedef struct CustomerNode CustomerNode_t;

struct CustomerQueue {
    int front;
    int rear;
    int filledNodes;
    CustomerNode_t nodes[NODE_SIZE];
};

typedef struct CustomerQueue CustomerQueue_t;

and I need to map a CustomerQueue_t *queue as shared memory object, shared between processes. When I mmap first then initialize the struct, it gives segmentation fault.
void initQueue() {
    sharedQueue->front = 0;
    sharedQueue->rear = 0;
    sharedQueue->filledNodes = 0;
    sharedQueue->nodes = {0};
    for (int i = 0; i < NODE_SIZE; ++i) {
        sharedQueue->nodes[i] = (CustomerNode_t) { .next = -1, .filled = 0, (Customer_t) {-1, -1, -1 } };
    }
}

Mmap part

#define SHMQUEUE "SHMQUEUE"
...
CustomerQueue_t* sharedQueue;
int sharedQueueFd;
// open queue shared memory
sharedQueueFd = shm_open(SHMQUEUE, O_RDWR | O_CREAT, S_IRUSR | S_IWUSR);
failChecker(sharedQueueFd, "Failed to open shared memory");
failChecker(ftruncate(sharedQueueFd, sizeof(CustomerQueue_t)), "Failed to ftruncate");

// map pizza new shared memory
sharedQueue = mmap(NULL, sizeof(CustomerQueue_t*), PROT_READ | PROT_WRITE, MAP_SHARED, sharedQueueFd, 0);
if(sharedQueue == MAP_FAILED) {
   perror("Failed mmap");
   _exit(-1);
}

Here is the valgrind result when I changed sizeof(CustomerQueue_t) instead of its pointer.
How can I solve it

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Q: What does it mean to have "RFC-compliant" code? I have heard the term RFC-compliant code in this talk at minute 1:00. What exactly does it mean?

A: RFC-compliant code is code that follows the formal requirements for the protocols in the TCP/IP stack as specified in a number of RFC ("request for comments") documents published by the Internet Engineering Task Force, aka the IETF. There are many different types of RFC-Compliant requirements, such as HTTP RFC 1945, RFC 2822, RFC 2045, RFC 2046, RFC 2047, and RFC 2231. A complete list of these RFCs can be found here.
Since you requested an example, lets take a look at this Github repository file that builds an OAuth implementation for clients and servers. Specifically, the generate_nonce function. (To avoid copyright / licensing issues, the function will not be posted as part of this answer. Please click the link above to view the file).
Looking at the docstring of generate_nonce, the function "generates a random ASCII-encoded unsigned integral number in decimal representation". Then it shows the specific RFC guideline it's following: RFC 5849 - Section 3. So this function is an example of a piece of code that is RFC Compliant, specifically RFC 5849 Compliant.


IOWA CITY — University of Iowa tight end T.J. Hockenson has been selected as the recipient of the 2018 John Mackey Award, which is presented annually to the nation's top tight end.
Hockenson is the ninth player to receive an individual Player of the Year honor under head coach Kirk Ferentz, and this award is the 10th given to a Hawkeye player under Ferentz's watch.
Hockenson, a redshirt sophomore from Chariton, Iowa, is the second tight end to earn the award for Iowa, joining Dallas Clark who received the Mackey award in 2002. Tony Moeaki, Allen Reisner and Hockenson's teammate Noah Fant have all been semifinalists for the award.
Hockenson is the first sophomore to win the award, and Iowa is one of two schools to have multiple winners, along with Arkansas. He is also the fifth Big Ten tight end to be recognized.
Hockenson was previously named the Kwalick-Clark Big Ten Tight End of the Year, he earned first-team All-Big Ten honors from the league media and second-team honors from the Big Ten coaches. He was awarded the Ozzie Newsome Award as well, which is presented by the Touchdown Club of Columbus, Ohio, to the nation's top tight end.
Hockenson leads Iowa with 46 receptions for 717 yards and six receiving touchdowns. He also has a rushing touchdown and averages 15.6 yards per catch. He is seventh among Iowa tight ends all-time with nine touchdown receptions in his career.
The John Mackey Award will be presented tonight at the Home Depot College Football Awards Red Carpet Show in Atlanta on ESPNU, starting at 5 p.m.


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CALEB PLANT VS. VINCENT FEIGENBUTZ NASHVILLE MEDIA WORKOUT QUOTES
Undefeated IBF Super Middleweight Champion Plant Makes Homecoming Title Defense Against Mandatory Challenger Feigenbutz This Saturday, February 15 from Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee Headlining FOX PBC Fight Night & on FOX Deportes
NASHVILLE – Undefeated IBF Super Middleweight Champion Caleb "Sweethands" Plant and mandatory challenger Vincent Feigenbutz participated in a media workout in Nashville Wednesday before they square off this Saturday, February 15 at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee in the FOX PBC Fight Night main event and on FOX Deportes.
The Ashland City, Tennessee native Plant greeted fans in attendance before he makes the second defense of his 168-pound title in a homecoming attraction, as he fights in his home state for the first time as a pro. Fighting out of his native Germany, Feigenbutz will be making his U.S. debut and hoping to spoil Plant's homecoming in the "Music City".
Tickets for the event, which is promoted by Sweethands Promotion, TGB Promotions and Sauerland Promotions, are on sale now and can be purchased at ticketmaster.com.
Wednesday's workout also featured Nashville native Austin Dulay , who battles Diego Magdaleno in the FOX PBC Fight Night opener at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT. Also entering the ring at Wednesday's media event were Ashland City's Tyler Tomlin (3-0, 3 KOs) and Nashville-based Cuban Maidel Sando (9-0, 7 KOs), who compete in separate non-televised attractions Saturday night.
Here is what the main event fighters had to say Wednesday from Music City Boxing Gym in Nashville:
Photo Courtesy of Stephanie Trapp
CALEB PLANT
"I'm excited about fighting in my hometown. This is something that I've wanted to do since I turned pro. To be coming back home as a world champion at Bridgestone Arena is exciting and motivating. I'm ready.
"I know that Feigenbutz has a lot of fights and a lot of knockouts. He's coming in here to spoil my plans, but he's going to fall short.
"I'm excited but I'm not really focused on anything but the fight. I'm happy to be here in Nashville in front of my home crowd. This is something that I pushed for, but once I got it, there's no reason to really focus on it. I have to treat this like another day at work.
"I've worked very hard for this moment over many years. There was a point in time when there were no cameras in front of me. It was just me and my small team, that's grown into a big team. Now we're on the big stage and we're prepared.
"My father (co-trainer Richie Plant) has always instilled in me that anything you're not willing to do, there's someone out there who is. I'm a fierce competitor and just like I don't want to lose in boxing, if somebody is working harder than me, I'm losing in that area too.
"Preparation for this fight was great and I'm feeling good right now. I'm rested and relaxed. All the hard work is done. I can't get in any better shape. At this point, you've put the work in or you haven't.
"It's not hard for me to stay hungry. People say I'm the hunted now, not the hunter. But I still feel like I'm hunting. It was just one goal to become a world champion. The other goals and aspirations that I have, those are what keeps me motivated.
"I'm ready to have a great performance Saturday in front of my hometown fans. This is going to be fireworks and you're not going to want to miss it."
VINCENT FEIGENBUTZ
"I will win this fight anywhere it's fought. I'm very happy to be here in the U.S. on this big stage. I have a great team that got me here. If the American people give me a chance, they're going to like what I bring into the ring. I don't like to talk too much, but I like to fight.
"I was only 20-years-old when I last lost. I'm a man now and I'm much more experienced and have everything I'll need to beat Caleb Plant.
"We've had great preparation for this fight like always. I've of course looked at Caleb's fights and we got sparring partners to match his style. We're going to be ready for fight night.
"You'll see in the first round that I'm prepared. I'm going to bring something different than Caleb expects. I'm confident that I'm going to win this fight, or else I wouldn't be here.
"We're all very excited to be here in Nashville. My whole family loves Johnny Cash and all the music here. The people are very nice and I'm looking forward to winning a world title here.
"In the future I'd love to come back and fight in the U.S. I'm planning to put on a good performance and I know that will open up the door to the biggest fights in the sport."
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Badshah hosts a new show on RED FM
93.5 RED FM brings Badshah on board for his first ever radio show called 'NAAM BADSHAH'. This show will dive deep into Badshah's life to unravel his musical journey to stardom and how he has encountered different talents in the process. Badshah will share with his fans his personal stories of his early years in the industry, anecdotes from his life, his struggles, and his achievements. Through this show, the listeners will get the chance to know the human side of Badshah, beyond his music and stardom. The debut episode was aired on the 22nd of September, 2018 which now will start rolling on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and will be repeated on Sunday from 2 pm -4 pm.
'NAAM BADSHAH' gives fans an opportunity to talk with Badshah like he has never done before, exploring the aspects of his personal and professional life. Badshah has recently launched a new album called "One" and some of his recent launches like Tareefan (Veere Di Wedding), Heartless, and Aashiq Awaara are the toping the charts in 2018.
Nisha Narayanan COO, RED FM said, "At Red FM, we are always looking to innovate and create differented content. With this show we will be giving listeners access to a different side of Badshah. Today, Badshah is a sensation in the music scene in India and we are sure that the show 'Naam Badshah' will be superhit with our listeners. It will give the fans the Badshah behind the stage, where he will talk about his biggest challenges and triumphs. He also profiles some of the upcoming artists in his show and also talks about the how the RAP scene in India has become a mainline music genre. I personally love Badshah's music and I believe his stories will be a motivation for young talent in India to follow their dreams."
Speaking about becoming an RJ, Badshah said, "When I heard about RED FM's idea of 'NAAM BADSHAH' it was an instant connect, exciting and something I hadn't explored till now. By concept its a great opportunity for me to form a stronger relationship with my fans and share a different side of me. Being a RJ is quite a fascinating and challenging job, where one get to connect with your listeners in real time on a daily basis. Through my show, I am going to share mind-blowing stories of some real people whose talent and sheer perseverance made them successful. I hope to inspire the youth in India to follow their passion and believe dreams can come true. Tune in to 93.5 RED FM on Saturday 9 am-11 am and repeat on Sunday 2 pm -4 pm."
RED FM collaborated with SONY MUSIC INDIA exclusively on Badshah's new album "O.N.E.". The show will be aired for 2 hours on Saturdays and Sundays. Badshah will also pick a talented artist to compose a rocking song that will be launched at the culmination of the show.
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Instagram dominates influencer marketing—and it's unlikely to let up
by Bulldog Reporter | May 12, 2017 | Public Relations, Social Media
To understand the changing face of influencer marketing—and gain valuable insight into where influencers are headed—micro-influencer marketing platform #HASHOFF has released a "state of the union" report detailing key industry trends driving the increasing popularity and viability of influencer marketing. #HASHOFF surveyed hundreds of vetted influencers on its platform to understand what lies behind their passion and creativity.
With 25 percent of U.S. internet users employing some form of ad blocking, and consumers continuing to trust word of mouth over all other forms of marketing, influencer marketing is proving to be a powerful channel for targeted marketing.
The report found that micro-influencers are emerging as a critical marketing channel for brands large and small, enabling brands to grow awareness and drive sales. Brands are increasingly relying on micro-influencers to share their brand messages, since these influencers have higher engagement rates and are perceived as more passionate, creative and authentic by audiences.
Highlights from the report:
While most respondents work across multiple platforms, nearly all respondents (92%) selected Instagram as their #1 platform of focus, followed by Facebook.
The majority (56%) of influencers surveyed spend at least four hours per day on social media, and more than 20% spend 7-8 hours or more.
Nearly one-third of influencers have grown their audience by 20%-50% in the past year, while one-fourth have grown their audience by 50%-100%, and 17% have more than doubled their audiences.
Platform of choice for influencers—Last year, 80% of respondents said Instagram was #1, while this year, a full 92% cite Instagram as their top platform, a 12%-point increase. A similar number of influencers (87%) predict Instagram will remain #1 for them next year.
"The time, energy, passion and creativity that goes into each influencer post is exactly why brands choose influencers to deliver content to their communities," said Joel Wright, president and co-founder of #HASHOFF, in a news release. "These numbers not only confirm the viability and strength of the micro-influencer channel, but show that brands are increasingly aware that driving authentic and organic content over this medium increases brand-consumer engagement. Creating impactful brand experiences in a crowded media market that combines targeting, analysis and brand safety is vital for brand-consumer engagement, and the #HASHOFF platform delivers all three."
What the influencers are saying:
"The number of followers has no relevance in this day and age, where followers and likes can be bought," said influencer @AlishaMarie (despite having nearly 3M Instagram followers, 2.45M Twitter followers and 1.9 YouTube subscribers herself). "Content should be king."
"Influencer marketing grows brands," said micro-influencer @throughjakeseyes. "Even influencers with fewer than 10K Instagram followers can still have a big impact on the brand and create ROI."
"I love Instagram for the inspiration and creativity it offers and for the real friendships I've made through it!" said influencer @ChrissyJPowers.
"I love Instagram because of the community. Instagram allows me to connect with locals that I would have never met otherwise," added @EdiCaves. "As my following has grown, brands have begun to contact me about work."
Bulldog Reporter
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DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship
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The Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellowship (DOE CSGF) provides outstanding benefits and opportunities to students pursuing doctoral degrees in fields that use high-performance computing to solve complex science and engineering problems.
The program fosters a community of energetic and committed Ph.D. students, alumni, DOE laboratory staff and other scientists who want to have an impact on the nation while advancing their research. Fellows come from diverse scientific and engineering disciplines but share a common interest in using computing in their research.
More than 340 students at more than 60 U.S. universities have trained as fellows. The program's alumni work in DOE laboratories, private industry and educational institutions.
Its specific objectives are:
To help ensure a supply of scientists and engineers trained to meet workforce needs, including the DOE's, in computational science.
To make DOE laboratories available to fellows for work experiences, ensuring cross-disciplinary collaborations in productive work teams.
To strengthen ties between the national academic community and DOE laboratories so the fellowship's multidisciplinary nature builds the national scientific community.
To make computational science careers more visible, encouraging talented students to enter the field and thereby building the next generation of computational science leaders.
The DOE CSGF has defining benefits that set it apart from other science- and engineering-focused graduate fellowships:
A yearly stipend of $36,000
Payment of full tuition and required fees during the appointment period (at any accredited U.S. university)
A $5,000 academic allowance in the first fellowship year and a $1,000 allowance each renewed year (to be used for the purchase of a computer workstation or for research/professional development expenses)
Up to four years of total support, depending on renewal
A twelve-week practicum experience at one of 21 DOE national laboratories or sites, including access to DOE supercomputers
A rigorous program of study that ensures fellows have solid backgrounds in a scientific or engineering discipline plus computer science and applied mathematics
An annual program review for fellows, alumni, university and DOE laboratory staff, held each summer in the Washington, D.C. area
At the time of application, eligibility will apply to:
Undergraduate seniors
Applicants with no more than B.S. or B.A. degrees who are not enrolled in graduate school
First-year graduate students (M.S. degree or Ph.D. students without an M.S. degree)
During the fellowship period, fellows are required to be enrolled as full-time graduate students at an accredited U.S. college or university and conduct research in areas of interest to the DOE. The summer should be spent conducting full-time research related to the completion of one's degree program, enrolled in classes or on a practicum assignment.
After an application is complete, it is submitted along with all other complete applications to a review panel. The review panel is made up of university, federal laboratory, and private and government sector personnel who are directly responsible for instruction and research in the area of computational science. The panel reviews each application and recommends award recipients to Krell. Applications are reviewed on the basis of grades, courses taken, GRE scores, research statements, and references. The Program of Study submitted with the application is carefully scrutinized for breadth and consistency with the goals of the fellowship program.
The number of awards given each year is dependent on the funding available. Some applicants may be placed on a waiting list for a possible award should additional funding become available.
The Krell Institute will notify applicants of their award status by late April. Once fellowships are awarded, the Krell Institute handles the administration of the fellowship for the DOE. During the fellowship tenure, questions about stipends, payment of tuition and fees, practicum assignments, travel, etc. should be referred to the DOE CSGF Coordinator at the Krell Institute.
Apply online at https://www.krellinst.org/doecsgf/application/
The research statements, program of study, reference letters, transcripts, GRE and GPA are important parts of this competitive fellowship and reviewers consider them all.
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Vertigo Games and Jaywalkers Interactive announced that their zombie shooter, Arizona Sunshine, will release on the 27th of June for PlayStation VR . Alongside the release date, a new trailer has been released, which you can see below.
Arizona Sunshine will feature a new game mode on PlayStation VR. This new game mode challenges players to complete the campaign armed with thirteen new two-handed weapons. While created specifically to provide the best experience when playing with the PS VR aim controller, in line with all of the game's content, it supports all controllers.
Experience unprecedented VR realism with physics and particle systems provide next-level zombie mutilation, object destruction and an array of environmental effects. Step in the midst of a zombie apocalypse as if you were really there, freely move around and explore a post-apocalyptic world, and handle motion-controlled weapons with real-life movements - putting the undead back to rest is more thrilling and satisfying than ever before.
Arizona Sunshine was released on PC on December 6, 2016 and went on to earn sales of more than $1.4m in its first month of release.


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About Us Employment Opportunities
Director of Medicaid Initiatives, Together for Medicaid (TFM)
Join an organization at the forefront of health care advocacy around the nation.
Community Catalyst is a leading 501(c)(3) non-profit national health advocacy organization dedicated to advancing a movement for health equity and justice. We partner with local, state, and national advocates to leverage and build community power so all people can influence the decisions that impact their health. Health systems will not be accountable to people without a fully engaged and organized community voice. That's why we work every day to ensure people's interests are represented wherever important decisions about health and health care are made: in communities, state houses and on Capitol Hill. For more information, visit www.communitycatalyst.org. Follow us on Twitter @CommCatHealth.
The Director of Medicaid Initiatives will play a lead role in developing and leading an overall strategy linking state and federal campaigns and policy, which may include numerous Medicaid initiatives, such as Medicaid expansion and expansion implementation, Medicaid enrollment, Medicaid coverage benefits and related protections.
The largest and primary initiative the Director of Medicaid Initiatives will currently oversee is the Together for Medicaid (TFM) program. Together for Medicaid (TFM) supports grassroots campaigns to extend Medicaid coverage to low-income adults – or to protect Medicaid against coverage cuts and barriers – in over 10 states. Under this program, Community Catalyst works in close partnership with both state and national organizations to plan and implement programs to support and strengthen these campaigns.
The Director will also be charged with leveraging TFM strategies for other initiatives, both existing and prospective. This role will serve a cross-organizational function, helping identify linkages between different state campaigns, identify key capacity building needs for partners engaged in these campaigns, and communicate these efforts - and ultimately, victories- to funders. The Director will work with program directors to build out capacity coaching for state partners in the context of these campaigns. In addition, the Director will work to ensure state partners are integrated within federal campaigns in close coordination with our federal team
The Director of Medicaid Initiatives is supervised by the Senior Director of Programs and Advocacy.
Serve as the Director of Medicaid initiatives.
Supervise consultants, contractors (as needed) and dedicated program staff.
Oversee grant budgets and work with Finance Team and other internal teams as needed to forecast revenue, track grant spending, and allocate FTEs.
Serve as a member of the organization's Program Managers, Development Docket, Health Justice Fund Steering Committee and other teams as necessary.
In partnership with the Director of Development, manage relationships with existing Medicaid donors.
Collaborate with the Development Team to implement fundraising strategies and work with Sr. Director of Programs & Advocacy, Director of Development, Program Directors, Director of Policy and Partnerships, and Strategic Policy Director to implement fundraising plan for continued campaigns.
Collaborate with Program Directors and Policy Team around the design of Medicaid campaigns that respond to changing political dynamics.
Provide consultation on state-specific political environments to TA providers supporting state policy efforts.
Develop program concepts and create related grant proposals that involve state and/or federal campaigns, goals, strategies, and tactics.
Collaborate with Program Directors on prospecting efforts and efforts to expand CC's existing cohort of organizations with campaigns capacity.
Coordinate with national partners involved in federal and state campaigns.
Collaborate with Communications Director, Federal Team, and relevant Program Directors to maintain relationships related to campaign activities.
Coordinate as needed with other TA providers including review of campaign plans, messaging documents, call scripts, and campaigns RFPs relevant to Medicaid program issues.
Engage in Board reporting as needed.
Participate in resource development and potential management of new funding opportunities;
Oversee the implementation of efficient methods for organizing, monitoring, and generating statistical and other program reports.
Maintain positive relationships with external stakeholders and partners (state and national)
This position may evolve to include changes to Medicaid policy at the state and/or federal level.
Bachelor's degree with at least 6 years relevant experience, including experience in program development and management, as well as staff management;
Experience with campaign planning and implementation, including strategy development and execution that includes media work, digital communications, grassroots and grasstops efforts, and partnership building.
Strong organizational, writing, public speaking and communications skills; ability to manage multiple tasks at one time
Demonstrated leadership skills and experience as a supervisor of other staff
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Proven ability to work in coalition with broad range of organizations, including experience developing strategic alignment across a coalition. Must be able to forge consensus on activities and materials, and pursue coordinated action with other stakeholders who may have different views, needs and constituencies
Familiarity with relevant health policy issue(s) and the understanding of federal and different state political environments and effects on advocacy and policy campaigns
Demonstrated experience working and managing relationships with funders as well as state and national partners
Strong program planning and program management skills
Demonstrated ability to identify and generate new ideas and implement those ideas
Experience with resource development assisting with fundraising, report writing
Proven skills in leaderships, relationship development and team building
Experience providing technical assistance to state and locally-based organizations or working on public health education campaigns a plus.
BENEFITS & SALARY
Salary Range: $100,000-107,000
Generous paid time off policy
Robust benefits package
Location: If employee is not based on the East Coast, flexibility in supporting different time zones may be required
Applicants should submit a resume with a one page cover letter briefly summarizing their interest in and qualifications for the position to: jobs@communitycatalyst.org. Please put "Director of Medicaid Initiatives" in the subject line.
Community Catalyst is strongly committed to building a work environment that recognizes, respects, and encourages the unique contributions of a broad spectrum of qualified employees. We strive to make employment decisions that support inclusion to maintain a work atmosphere that is diverse, equitable and promotes family-friendly practices and work-life benefits so that people of diverse backgrounds and lifestyles may grow personally and professionally.
We do not discriminate in hiring based on age, color, ethnicity, race, national origin, primary language, religion, socio- economic status, family status, mental and physical disabilities, veteran status, gender identity characteristics and/or expression, sex, medical condition, sexual orientation or any other classification that is protected by federal, state, or local law.
Through all of our programs, Community Catalyst works to build a better future for all individuals by advancing health equity, focusing on people of color, immigrants, as well as disability, gender, sexual identity and socio-economic status. It is important for our staff to reflect the diverse communities with which we work. People of color, LGBTQ identified people, gender-nonconforming people, individuals with disabilities, veterans, and people who speak a language in addition to English are encouraged to apply.
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Ancient Strengthening Technique - Chapter 527 - AnythingNovel.com Read online any english novel around the world.
Qing Shui looked at the charming lady and the joyous expression on her face. ''I've missed you too!'' He said as he gently embraced her.
A wild night had dissolved his longing for Zhu Qing. The room was filled with a passionate atmosphere throughout the night. Qing Shui admired the satisfied smile of the woman lying on his chest and thought she looked very feminine.
He couldn't help but smirk at Zhu Qing who currently had an extremely embarrassed and shy expression as he recalled how wild she was when she was riding on top of him moments ago.
''Don't look at me that way,'' Zhu Qing wrapped her arms around Qing Shui's neck and huffed in annoyance with her face buried in his chest.
This woman had never complained about anything and had also never demanded anything from Qing Shui. This made him feel that she was an extremely witty woman. She knew what she had to do and she knew contentment!
''Hmph, don't call me that. It sounds weird and old......'' Zhu Qing gently bit Qing Shui's chest as she reprimanded him.
''Alright, alright. What about Qing Qing? My elder sister is called Qing Qing too. Should I call you that?'' Qing Shui chuckled.
''I don't care as long as you don't call me Third Martial Aunt,'' Zhu Qing spoke with a smile and threw a coquettish glance at Qing Shui.
''My little enchantress, are you thinking of asking for more?'' Qing Shui felt like his bones would melt under Zhu Qing's coquettish gaze. He immediately turned over and pushed her down, as his hand reached down to skillfully search for her most private part.
''I can't bring you along by my side right now and I can't give you more. Do you feel sad about that?'' Qing Shui asked her in a whisper. He really wanted to give her more but his heart was a little against the idea. He even felt that both of them seemed to spend too much of their time together on a bed.
Zhu Qing's tone was very serene. Although she didn't say it out loud, Qing Shui had a feeling that she was bothered by her own age. Perhaps it was because she was a little older than him. She was even older than Yiye Jiange and Di Chen.
However, age meant nothing to Qing Shui. In the World of the Nine Continents, even if a woman was between the age of 50 and 60, they'd appear to be similar to about 30 years old in his previous world. Due to the abundant spiritual qi in the World of the Nine Continents, humans aged slower.
As such, most male cultivators only got married at around 300 years old. It was rare for women to wait for over 100 years. Many could freeze their complexion for a few hundred of years if they cultivated cultivation arts that prevented aging. Alternatively, they could preserve it through medicines and their own strength. So many women were able to maintain their youthful appearances even at 100 years old.
It was rumored that cultivators of the Martial Saint level could preserve their complexions even longer!
The next morning, after he exited the Realm of the Violet Jade Immortal, Qing Shui practiced one round of the Taichi Fist while facing the east where the sun rose.. Not long after that, he saw Yiye Jiange and Luan Luan coming over.
Qing Shui was practicing his Taichi Fist on the Cloud Mist Peak. He was going to leave here with Yiye Jiange and Luan Luan. But before they left, he still needed to visit Baili Jingwei once more.
After breakfast, Qing Shui caught a Golden Horn Firetail Fish from the Realm of the Violet Jade Immortal for the first time. This was the promise he had made with the little lass and he had guaranteed that she would like it.
Although he had intended to start letting the people around him, especially the children, consume the Golden Horn Firetail Fish, the quantity was still too little. However, in another one to two years' time, the two hundred Golden Horn Firetail Fish would be multiplied. By then it would be enough for consumption.
But there was no harm in taking one out now.
Other than this Golden Horn Firetail Fish that was prepared specially for Luan Luan, Qing Shui had also stewed black fish, turtle, crabs and prepared two more vegetable dishes. All of these ingredients came from within the Realm of the Violet Jade Immortal.
After breakfast, Qing Shui allowed some time for Yiye Jiange to make the necessary preparations while he went to the great hall to meet Baili Jingwei. He remained the same as he had been a few years ago;wise and insightful just like the old God of Longevity.
''Old master, you seem well!'' Qing Shui smiled and greeted Baili Jingwei with the bow of a junior as soon as he stepped into the great hall.
''Qing Shui, you're here!'' Baili Jingwei stood up and said. There was a look of happiness and a trace of indescribable warmth in his eyes when he looked at Qing Shui.
''Come, play a game of chess with this old man!'' Baili Jingwei laughed joyously as he retrieved and set up a chess game on the tea table. He conveniently poured two cups of tea after that.
Baili Jingwei nodded his head with a laugh, his eyes were crinkled up.
Chess was just like a battlefield. If one lacked confidence, then courtesy was unnecessary. There was no need to be courteous to a friend, much less a foe. Every minor attitude could be reflected in a chess game.
Decisiveness and accurate judgment were the primary factors in determining the results!
''Qing Shui, when do you plan to leave the Greencloud Continent?'' Baili Jingwei asked without lifting his head as he placed a white piece above Qing Shui's black piece.
''Why do you ask old master? Why do you always talk as if I will leave the Greencloud Continent?'' Qing Shui questioned him in return after quickly making a move.
''You're leaving here with them, right? This old man is incompetent. I can't do much for Jiange and I am powerless to stop Wushuang,'' Baili Jingwei sighed. The white piece in his hand had surrounded Qing Shui's black piece, so he removed it.
''Why are you blaming yourself? It's not like everyone can do what they wish to do. Life almost never goes according to one's wishes,'' Qing Shui said flatly as he placed another black piece down and similarly removed a white piece.
''Seems like you went through a lot these past few years. Going through hardships is not necessary a bad thing for young people. Hardships are the wealth in life. You will know some day that hardships are also opportunities. To be able to cope is also a kind of great opportunity.'' Baili Jingwei gently said.
''Old master, do you have any plans for the Skysword Sect in the future?'' Qing Shui pondered for a moment before placing a black piece.
''As you age, your ambition will also shrink. I am content as long as continuous improvements are observable,'' Baili Jingwei chuckled at Qing Shui.
''That's not bad.Things will only last if they achieve stability!'' Qing Shui laughed. He was no stranger to this kind of situation. The development of the Qing Clan was very challenging too. They were unable to keep up with his pace, but he couldn't just leave them alone. It was his wish to establish the Qing Clan in the World of the Nine Continents.
''Hehe, good. This old man will not be unreasonable too. It's getting late, are you returning?'' Baili Jingwei cleared away the half played game with a smile.
''I know. Go. If you have the strength, bring Jiange to the Northern Sacred Lu Continent. This lass has a very big knot deep within her heart. My heart aches every time I see that gloomy look on her face. I'm old, but I can see that she is still hopeful. If she isn't mentally strong, she would have ended up like Wushuang,'' he sighed.
When Qing Shui arrived at the Wushuang Peak, he saw that Wenren Wushuang was absorbed in cultivation there again. Qing Shui couldn't bear to see her blood red long hair.
Not long after that, Wenren Wushang reappeared with a small golden bag. Qing Shui was guessing that she had only packed some clothes!
Wenren Wushuang didn't react at all!
Riding on the Fire Bird, Qing Shui, the two ladies and Luan Luan set off for the Hundred Miles City.
A look of concern was plastered on Wenren Wushuang's face the whole time. She would glance every now and then at Qing Shui and the woman from the Skysword Sect, who was now way more powerful than her.
''Don't worry, I won't harm you. We are close relatives. I just want to help you recover your memories,'' Qing Shui didn't really know how to assure Wenren Wushuang, but he tried his best to.
Perhaps from the way Yiye Jiange and Luan Luan interacted, she no longer felt that Qing Shui was a threat. She gradually calmed down, although she remained silent.
After walking for a little more than a day, Qing Shui had returned to the Hundred Miles City, to the Qing Clan's Medicinal Store!
''So this is your home Daddy!'' Luan Luan cheerfully exclaimed instead of being frightened by the unfamiliar environment.
By the time the Fire Bird had landed at the entrance of the Qing Clan's Medicinal Store, it was already noon. Quite a number of people from the Qing Clan came out to meet Qing Shui and his companions after they heard the commotion.
As soon as Qing Yi saw Yiye Jiange, she immediately recognized that she was the powerful and beautiful woman from a few years ago!
Qing Shui had been teaching her some forms of address on their way here. So the little lass asked Qing Shui after seeing the people who came out.
This was a shocking sight to the Qing Clan. The little lass bore a remarkable resemblance to Yiye Jiange who was standing beside her, but she was calling Qing Shui 'Daddy' at this very moment.
''Granny, you're really pretty!'' Luan Luan's beautiful big eyes widened as she sincerely complimented Qing Yi.
The Qing Clan knew that the Qing Clan would be expanded once again. After all, this was Qing Shui's daughter. Although she seemed to be a little older than they expected, none of it mattered.
''You've come!'' Qing Yi smiled at Yiye Jiange. This lady had a similar countenance to Di Chen. The aura she exuded could make one halt in their steps, but it wasn't overwhelming.
After exchanging a few pleasantries, everyone's attention shifted to the blood red-haired Wenren Wushuang!
Qing Yi exclaimed in disbelief after staring for a moment!
''Is that really Sister Wushuang!?'' Qing Bei asked, equally shocked.
''You are Aunty. Who am I? Why do you look a little familiar?'' Wenren Wushuang scratched her head in confusion as she stared at Qing Yi before observing her surroundings.
''Mother, Wushuang lost her memories. I have brought her back to try and jog her memory,'' Qing Shui smiled bitterly.
Perhaps, Wenren Wushuang could feel a hint of familiarness from Qing Yi. It was as if she had finally found someone whom she can rely on after being in solitude for such a long period of time. She nodded at Qing Yi.
Qing Shui looked at the current Qing Clan and felt a slight satisfaction in his heart. He had been developing the Qing Clan for awhile now. Within such a short amount of time, he had managed to significantly raise the strength of the entire clan. He planned to observe their future intentions after this. If they had the inclination to grow more, Qing Shui would bring them to a bigger city.
During the morning practice on the next day, the little brats of the Qing Clan were already deeply provoked by Luan Luan. Among them, Qing You and Qing Bei were the most outstanding disciples of the Qing Clan. Qing Bei in particular who was at the peak of Houtian, was able to cultivate the Back Connecting Fist to the Truth Realm. She was satisfied and proud of it.
''I am very sure that she's definitely Brother Qing Shui's biological daughter. There's no doubt about it,'' Qing You said as she watched Luan Luan cultivating under Qing Shui's guidance.
''I am very sure too. This means that beautiful lady is Brother Qing Shui's wife? A truly capable man indeed maintains a low profile......'' Qing Shi was awestruck.
''How shocking. Look at how well Brother Qing Shui treats her, hmph!'' Qing Bei huffed and pouted angrily at the sight of Qing Shui and Luan Luan.
''That's enough. Brother Qing Shui treats you well enough, sometimes even we are even jealous of you. But we don't even see Brother Qing Shui treating Luan Luan any better than you,'' Qing Hu told Qing Bei.
Mingyue Gelou was still practicing the Tiger Form. Although her Tiger Form had reached the Great Perfection Stage, it didn't seem to be close to having another breakthrough any time soon. However, the grace and aura it exuded was not inferior to Qing Shui's Tiger Form.
Qing Shui pondered for a moment and didn't make any further comments. Although one technique was sufficient, it was always good to have more skills. There were pros and cons to every technique, Qing Shui couldn't really say which was better!
Qing Shui did not discover it in the past, but he had just realized it now that she had stayed at the peak of Xiantian for three years. In these three years, the Spirit Concentrating Pills of threefold effects had caused the convergence of meridians to be embodied.
Qing Qing had now become one of the weaker members amongst the Qing Clan. But after Qing Shui had recovered, he planned to help cleanse her with the Plum Blossom Wine. Then he'd use the Vermillion Fruit Wine to strengthen her meridians, despite its minimal effects. After that, he'd moisturize her meridians a few times by channeling the Qi of Ancient Strengthening Technique.
There was also the Strength-Enhancing Fruits and soup that strengthened the bones and invigorated the body. Of course, they weren't only prepared for Qing Qing's sole consumption, but the effects were most obvious on her. This might be due to the fact that she was the weakest among all of them. Only two Strength-Enhancing Fruits and an Agility-Enhancing Fruits were enough for her to reap a lot of benefits.


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Der Governor River ist ein Fluss im Westen des australischen Bundesstaates Tasmanien.

Geografie

Flusslauf
Der 17 Kilometer lange Governor River entspringt an den Nordwesthängen des Flat Bluff im Nordwesten des Franklin-Gordon-Wild-Rivers-Nationalparks und fließt nach Westen in den Lake Burbury und damit in den King River.

Durchflossener Stausee
Der Governor River durchfließt den Lake Burbury (230 m).

Siehe auch

Einzelnachweise

Tasmanische Wildnis


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During high school I spent more days gazing out of my classroom window than I did looking at the blackboard.
A memorable incident related to window-gazing happened when I was in grade eleven. (Aka standard nine or form four depending on which country you are from.)
I was in a full-on dream-sequence, and knowing me, I imagine that I was probably thinking about running toward my girlfriend in slow motion.
In my mind her hair was flowing behind her as if in water. Autumn leaves were swirling around her feet, also tumbling in slow motion, as she stretched out her arms to embrace me.
I definitely heard a soundtrack to this daydream. Based on official records it could well have been Heart of Gold by Neil Young.
Suddenly the song screeched to a halt as if someone had dragged the turntable's needle across the vinyl record.
I felt a sharp pain in my right earlobe.
I looked up.
It was my math teacher looming over me and grabbing my ear in a vice-like grip. (My school friends reading this will know exactly who I'm speaking about.)
"Do you know why you always fail maths?" she said, smirking.
I shook my head.
"Because you are an idiot and you don't pay attention."
"I actually don't understand the work," I said, sincerely.
What I said was true. For some reason I did not have a grasp on the subject and failed to get grounded in the earlier years so the further we delved into the math mayhem, the further behind I got.
For some reason my answer irked her.
"You will not get very far in life without maths," she said. "I wish you'd get that into your thick skull."
"I don't think trigonometry will help me be a better writer," I said, not being able to hold my mouth as per usual. (I had already decided around that time that I wanted to be an author.)
"Pah," she said giving my head a slight push. "Writer indeed."
The boys in the class laughed. Someone shot a rubber band at me. I saw whispers behind hands. Embarrassing to say the least, but that was obviously her intention.
"I can't wait to see where you land up after school," she said.
Fast forward at least thirty-five years.
Here we are today.
I'm still not sure where I'm going to land up, but getting letters like the one attached to this post makes me realize that I'm headed in the right direction, despite never ever passing trigonometry.


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Cocoseae es una tribu de plantas con flores perteneciente a la subfamilia Arecoideae dentro de la familia Arecaceae.

Tiene las siguientes subtribus.

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 Attaleinae
 Bactridinae
 Elaeidinae

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Thomas L. Thompson (born January 7, 1939 in Detroit, Michigan) is an American-born Danish biblical scholar and theologian. He was professor of theology at the University of Copenhagen from 1993 to 2009. He currently lives in Denmark.

Thompson is a part of the minimalist movement known as the Copenhagen School, a group of scholars who hold that the Bible cannot be used as a source to determine the history of ancient Israel, and that "Israel" itself is a problematic concept.

Biography
Thompson was raised as a Catholic and obtained a Bachelor of Arts from Duquesne University, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, in 1962. After a year in Oxford, he moved to Tübingen, where he studied for 12 years with Kurt Galling and Herbert Haag. In the meantime, he was instructor in theology at Dayton University (1964–65) and assistant professor in Old Testament studies at the University of Detroit (1967–69). He then studied Catholic theology at the University of Tübingen; his dissertation, "The Historicity of the Patriarchal Narratives: The Quest for the Historical Abraham", was completed in 1971, but rejected by the Catholic faculty (one of his examiners was Joseph Ratzinger, then Tübingen's Professor of Systematic Theology and later Pope Benedict XVI). Thompson then considered submitting his dissertation to the Protestant faculty, but left Tübingen in 1975 without a degree. The rejected dissertation was published in 1974 by De Gruyter Press. The work, together with  John Van Seters' Abraham in History and Tradition, became one of the pioneer works of biblical minimalism.

While teaching part-time at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, he was invited to finish his studies at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, receiving his Ph.D. in Old Testament studies summa cum laude in 1976.

The controversy around his dissertation prevented him from obtaining a position at a North American university. He continued as a private scholar while working as a high-school teacher, janitor, and house painter until he was awarded a guest professorship at the École Biblique in Jerusalem in 1984. This appointment proved controversial among Israelis, who, according to Thompson, objected to his earlier study casting doubt on the historicity of the Jewish origin narratives. He then worked on a project on Palestinian place names for UNESCO, criticizing Israeli authorities for de-Arabicizing Palestinian place names. Accusations of antisemitism led to the project being closed.

Thompson was named a National Endowment for the Humanities fellow in 1988. He taught as visiting associate professor at Lawrence University (1988–89) and as associate professor at Marquette University (1989–1993), but did not receive tenure. In 1990, he met Danish theologian Niels Peter Lemche at a conference, and in 1993, joined the faculty of the department of theology at the University of Copenhagen as professor in Old Testament exegesis. He retired and was granted emeritus status in 2009.

Thompson is general editor for the series Copenhagen International Seminar, associate editor of the Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament, and serves on the editorial boards of the journals Holy Land Studies and Dansk Teologisk Tidsskrift.

Old Testament writings
The focus of Thompson's writing has been the interface between the Bible (specifically the Old Testament) and archaeology. His The Historicity of the Patriarchal Narratives (1974) was a critique of the then-dominant view that biblical archaeology had demonstrated the historicity of figures such as Abraham and other Biblical patriarchs.  His The Early History of the Israelite People From the Written and Archaeological Sources (1993) set out his argument that the biblical history was not reliable, and concludes: "The linguistic and literary reality of the biblical tradition is folkloristic in essence. The concept of a benei Israel ... is a reflection of no sociopolitical entity of the historical state of Israel of the Assyrian period...." In The Bible in History: How Writers Create a Past (U.S. title: The Mythic Past: Biblical Archaeology and the Myth of Israel), he argued that the Old Testament was entirely, or almost entirely, a product of the period between the fifth and second centuries BC.

Thompson's arguments were criticized by many biblical scholars, prominent among them William G. Dever in his book What Did the Biblical Writers Know and When Did They Know It?, which has been described as "a very polemic and partly vehement attack not least against Professor Thomas L. Thompson". Thompson himself reviewed Dever's book and provided his own responses to Dever's critiques. The fact that Thompson, as a target of many of the critiques advanced in the book would have chosen to review it, was criticized by H. Hagelia.

New Testament writings
Thompson presented a criticism of the historicity of the New Testament in his 2005 book, The Messiah Myth: The Near Eastern Roots of Jesus and David, He argues that the biblical accounts of both King David and Jesus of Nazareth are mythical in nature and based on Mesopotamian, Egyptian, Babylonian, and Greek and Roman literature. For example, he argues that the resurrection of Jesus is taken directly from the myths about Dionysus, which he described as a "dying and rising god". Thompson did not draw a final conclusion on the historicity or ahistoricity of Jesus. He was a fellow of the short-lived Jesus Project from 2008 to 2009.

The Messiah Myth was criticized by New Testament scholars such as Bart Ehrman, who in 2012 published a criticism of Jesus ahistoricity theory proponents, Did Jesus Exist? The Historical Argument for Jesus of Nazareth, in which he stated that "A different sort of support for a mythicist position comes in the work of Thomas L. Thompson," and critiqued Thompson's arguments and criticized Thompson, as an Old Testament scholar, for lacking the sufficient background in New Testament studies to provide a useful analysis of the text. In 2012, Thompson responded with the online article, Is This Not the Carpenter's Son? A Response to Bart Ehrman, in which he rejects Ehrman's characterization of his views, stating that Erhman "has attributed to my book arguments and principles which I had never presented, certainly not that Jesus had never existed." Ehrman's views were defended by New Testament scholar Maurice Casey, who dismissed Thompson as "an incompetent scholar".

Thompson and Thomas Verenna coedited the 2012 book Is This Not the Carpenter?: The Question of the Historicity of the Figure of Jesus. The introduction defined the purpose of the collected essays: "Neither establishing the historicity of an historical Jesus nor possessing an adequate warrant for dismissing it, our purpose is to clarify our engagement with critical historical and exegetical methods." Thompson's views about the New Testament are rejected by mainstream scholarship.

Criticism
Thompson's minimalist positions have generated a considerable controversy in the academic field and have received strong criticism from a number of scholars. Archaeologist and Old Testament scholar William G. Dever (University of Arizona, later Lycoming College) has repeatedly expressed harsh criticism of Thompson's views in his works, even devoting an entire book in challenging them (What Did the Biblical Writers Know and When Did They Know It?), in which he defended the historical value of the Bible from the Book of Judges and onwards: according to Dever, Thompson's theorems are dangerous, because it tends to eliminate altogether any study of ancient Israel prior to the Persian period.

Even harsher criticism has come from evangelical scholars, such as Kenneth Kitchen (University of Liverpool), whose book On the Reliability of the Old Testament consistently defends the historicity of the Tanakh. Taking a different approach, A Biblical History of Israel, by Iain Provan, V. Philips Long, and Tremper Longman III (Regent College), argued that criterion of distrust set by the minimalists (the Bible should be regarded as unreliable unless directly confirmed by external sources) was unreasonable, and that it should be regarded as reliable unless directly falsified. Avi Hurvitz (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) compared biblical Hebrew with the Hebrew from ancient inscriptions and found it consistent with the period before the Persian period, thus questioning the key minimalist contention that the biblical books were written several centuries after the events they describe. Takamitsu Muraoka (Leiden University) also argues against the hypothesis that the entire Hebrew Bible was composed in the Persian period, associated with some minimalists like Davies, countering that there are specifically late Biblical Hebrew features, like some rare plene spellings, that are contained in books dated to the Persian era by minimalists as well, but unusual or absent elsewhere.

Italian scholar Mario Liverani (Sapienza University of Rome)  has also been critical of Thompson's views: in his book Israel's History and the History of Israel, Liverani accepts that the biblical sources are from the Persian period, but believes that the minimalists have not truly understood that context nor recognised the importance of the ancient sources used by the authors.

Thompson's works on the New Testament have been met with even stronger criticism: in his book Did Jesus Exist?, Bart D. Ehrman (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) critiqued Thompson's arguments and criticized Thompson, as an Old Testament scholar, for lacking the sufficient background in New Testament studies to provide a useful analysis of the text. Similar criticism came from Maurice Casey (University of Nottingham), who went even so far as to call Thompson "an incompetent" in the field of New Testament studies. Dever dismissed Thompson's views about Jesus as "an ongoing campaign that isn't mainstream anywhere in biblical studies".

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 (Originally de Gruyter: Berlin, 1974)

 '' (With Z. Mouna et alii), What is New in Biblical Archaeology (in Arabic: Cadmus: Damascus, 2004)

References

External links
  Thomas L. Thompson, professor. IBE, University of Copenhagen
 Creating Biblical Figures By Thomas L. Thompson, Professor of Old Testament, University of Copenhagen, May 2005
 The Divine Plan of Creation: 1 Cor 11:7 and Gen 2:18-24 by Thomas L. Thompson

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Q: Repository pattern and combined/joined entities as optimised SQL I'm working on building a repository system on top of a system that is a bit harder to work on than usual (ref. a previous question by me).
Anyway.
My data model is fairly simple at this point: I have several countries, and each country has 0 or more airports. Here's my base Repository:
public abstract class Repository<T> : IRepository<T> where T : Entity, new()
{
    protected SimpleSQLManager SQLManager = DatabaseManager.Instance.SQLManager;

    public virtual IQueryable<T> GetAll()
    {
        IQueryable<T> all = SQLManager.Table<T>().AsQueryable();

        return all;
    }

    public virtual IQueryable<T> GetAll(Expression<Func<T, bool>> predicate)
    {
        IQueryable<T> all = SQLManager.Table<T>().Where(predicate).AsQueryable();

        return all;
    }

    public T GetById(string tableName, int id)
    {
        return SQLManager.Query<T>( "SELECT * FROM " + tableName + " WHERE Id = ?", id )[0];
    }
}

Please ignore the ugly GetById() implementation; I'm running this on Unity3D's (Mono's) .NET libraries, and there's seemingly a bug in there which makes it impossible at the moment to do it properly. Either way, that's not the problem. :)
Now, a normal EntityRepository looks like this (CountryRepository in this case):
public class CountryRepository : Repository<Country>
{
    public override IQueryable<Country> GetAll()
    {
        return base.GetAll().OrderBy( c => c.Name );
    }

    public Country GetById(int id)
    {
        return base.GetById( "Country", id );
    }
}

The Country entity looks like this:
public class Country : Entity
{
    public IQueryable<Airport> Airports()
    {
        return RepositoryFactory.AirportRepository.GetByCountry( this );
    }
}

Then, in my application I can do something like this:
foreach ( Country c in RepositoryFactory.CountryRepository.GetAll() )
{
    foreach ( Airport a in c.Airports() )
    {
        // ...
    }
}

...and this works just fine; I'm happy with how everything is abstracted away etc. etc. :)
The problem is that the above code creates one database SELECT per country, which is highly ineffective. This is where I'm not sure where to go forward. I know how to do this with plain old SQL, but I want to go the Linq (or otherwise "non-SQL") way.
Can someone point me in the right/correct direction?
Thanks!

A: I didn't see anything in SimpleSQL's documentation that looked like it would make sql lite generate a join--something like entity framework's Include method.
That said, you could just bring in all airports and countries into memory with 2 queries and hook them to each other manually, like so:
var airports = RepositoryFactory.AirportRepository.GetAll().ToList();
var countries = RepositoryFactory.CountryRepository.GetAll().ToList();
countries.ForEach(c => c.Airports = airports.Where(a => a.CountryId == c.Id));

Note that you'll need to add a property to your country class:
public IEnumerable<Airport> Airports {get;set;}

I don't like it, but that might be the only way given your environment. You could further abstract the join/mapping logic with generics, but that's the basic idea.