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HPD blotter for Oct. 31
Expired registration,
Possession of suspected
Highway 196 and Appie Road
While on patrol in the area of Deal Street, an officer observed a vehicle showing an August 2007 expiration date and conducted a traffic stop. The driver said the passenger owned the vehicle. The officer asked if there were any weapons, open containers or narcotics in the vehicle, and both denied having any. The officer then asked if they would consent to a search of the car and its contents and they both agreed. The officer had them step next to his vehicle and he began searching. The officer located found a gallon-sized plastic bag that contained four mushrooms and two pills that had "adderall" written on them. The officer asked them what the mushrooms were for and the owner of the car said "We were going to bake them." The officer then asked "to use them for narcotics?" The owner of the car said yes. Another officer arrived on the scene and the two suspects were searched for other narcotics. None were found. MACE drug task force was notified and the mushrooms and pills were seized.
Theft by taking
Bradwell Street, Oct. 18
An officer was dispatched to Bradwell Street in reference to stolen clothing. A complainant told the officer she had been in the laundry room at her apartment complex washing her clothes. She put them in the dryer and took a few items into her apartment to hang them up. When she returned, the clothing in the dryer, clothing belonging to children and adults, and large bath towels were missing. She waited about 30 minutes to see if someone had taken them by accident and would return them. When the clothing was not returned, she notified authorities.
Willowbrook Drive, Oct. 23
An officer was dispatched to Willowbrook Drive in reference to a domestic dispute. The complainant said her daughter's boyfriend had been drinking and punched a hole in a wall of her daughter's residence. The pair was reportedly fighting over him being at a woman's house earlier. They got into a shoving match and then the daughter hit her boyfriend in the head with her fist. He said he got angry and punched a hole in the bedroom wall. He also said he was hit in the face so he grabbed her to restrain her. The daughter said all the events reported were true.
Pineland Avenue, Oct. 23
An officer was dispatched to Pineland Avenue in reference to prowling.
The complainant reported she was washing clothes she noticed what appeared to be a flash light shine in her kitchen window. Once she saw the light a second time, she went into the kitchen and turned on the back porch light. While she was looking outside, she saw two black males run out of her back porch area toward the back of the apartment complex. She described the subjects as wearing black baggy shirts and dark baggy jeans. She was unable to see the faces of the two suspects, but believed they were juveniles. The officer checked the surrounding area for criminal activity but was unable to find anything suspicious.

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The Chromecast versus the Nexus Player: What can we Expect from the Streaming Replacement?
Apps, Games, Mobile Tips, News, Smartphone, Trending
I have been an avid and loyal user of the Chromecast for a few years now. I remember when Google announced it and the gadget world got incredibly excited. We were promised a multitude of apps and functions and, given Google's propensity and openness with third-party developers, it wasn't long till many were speculating on what really was possible with the little device.
The Chromecast released, even in its beta stages, and nearly all of my gadget and tech-oriented friends jumped at it. And those that didn't? Well, it didn't take more than a single use of mine for them to be out seeking their own.
The reasons were simple and few. The biggest being the pricetag. $35 is not a lot of money considering what all the Chromecast allows you to do. If anything, it feels underpriced for its capabilities. Most were expecting, even with Google's assurances, nothing more than a cheap attempt at the market streaming boxes such as Roku and Apple TV were covering.
The other reason? It's beyond easy to set up. Plug it into an HDMI port, give it power and Wi-Fi access, and you're off to the races. That's it. There's pretty much nothing else to it. Sync up with your tablet, Android powered phone, or iOS phone, and you can stream content to your heart's content. The days of driver installation, software compatibility (to a degree) and long and drawn out installation processes are slowly fading. Chromecast, without a doubt, is going right along with the mobile functionality that our beloved smartphones and tablets bring us.
Most of didn't know what to expect. We were, without a doubt, pleasantly surprised.
I own two Chromecasts and have passed out several as gifts in the past. As an unapologetic Google fan-boy, despite the iPhone 5S that I own, I find that spreading the incredible little device to a multitude of people that could benefit from its functionality to be pleasing. Who wouldn't want to be able to essentially turn their television into a smart TV for free, if gifted, or even for the price of a dinner at one of the dozens of box-style sit-down restaurants in every town?
So, sliding off of the Chromecast hype train, what is to be made of the Nexus Player?
Hot on the heels of the Nexus 6 launch, Google has announced the coming of the Nexus Player, which from the looks of it is a direct answer to Apple TV. However, many are confused by the Nexus Player. Most of the things outlined, which we will get to momentarily, are things that the Chromecast does better than nearly any other TV device out there. What is different and why should we, loyal Chromecast users and those who we're looking to bring into the fold, be interested in the Nexus Player at all?
Let's start at the bottom.
The Nexus Player is essentially, from the looks of it, Chromecast's bigger brother. Keep in mind this. In order to use Chromecast, you need a few different things; a smartphone or tablet with the free Chromecast app installed (iOS or Android will do) or a computer that is running Google Chrome. Without these things, you can't use Chromecast. To many, that's not an issue. However, Nexus Player doesn't require any of these things. Like Roku or Apple TV, it is an all-in-one product, powered by its own Android TV OS and carrying its own fairly impressive internals, namely a 1.8GHz Quad-Core Intel Atom processor.
The internal processor, something that Chromecast does not have, means several things for the Nexus Player in terms of comparison against its predecessor. The Chromecast, as stated, needs something to stream to it. It is, basically, just an interface for your signal stream to get to your computer and is basically limited by a small number of interactive games and primarily Netflix or other media services. Nexus Player, however, is not a middle man. The media, whether it be music, movies, or even games, are streamed directly to it and, in turn, your television. No real latency issues, no signal degradation if your Wi-Fi is weak.
While Chromecast has an assortment of apps designed for it, on the whole it is limited. Apps aren't exactly designed for the Chromecast as much as with it in mind. Nexus Player and its Android TV, an optimized version of Android 5.0 Lollipop, will have access to a vast majority of apps available through the play store, something Chromecast cannot do.
What about gaming? Chromecast, as stated before, has no Apps designed for it as much as those designed with it as the medium in which we use the application. This means, basically, that while you may be able to play a game on your TV through the Chromecast, often through some third-party streaming application of what is running on your phone or tablet, you aren't playing the game on the Chromecast directly. You are still only streaming it. Gaming on the Nexus Player is one of the hallmarks of the device, so much so that there is a gaming controller that is being sold with it. One of the biggest drawbacks of gaming on the Nexus Player that I can personally see is how they expect games designed for Android, most of which are touch-based or motion-oriented, to work on non-touch television sets. The controller interface will likely have motion to it to some degree, but the rest of its interactivity is yet to be seen.
So if you're not convinced, why should we upgrade to the Nexus Player if, say, we rely on third-party Chrome extensions to stream out personal media? What if that's all we wanted the Chromecast for? According to Google, the Nexus Player will have all of the functionality of the Chromecast itself, though I am somewhat skeptical of that. The Nexus Player is obviously a response to the cheap price of the incredible Chromecast, coming in at $140 when released, so is the difference worth being able to play my mobile games on my television or the assortment of other applications the Nexus Player will handle?
I look forward to getting my hands on the Nexus Player when it is released, just to test the potential the same way I did the Chromecast. But until then, speculation and the often good word of Google is all we have to go on.
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With Checklist A in hand, open your browser to http://www.google.com/places. Select the option to get your business listed and you should be presented with the following screen if you are logged out. Fill out Checklist A. Be sure to include future action plans. If your list of future action plans is long, it would be best, as this point, to begin asking questions to get items on this list completed. If you future action items list is short, then begin by logging in.
* For those of you who are already logged in, you should see this image on the right side of your screen. As you can see, those who want to list multiple businesses and are not violating the conditions we covered in the last chapter, will select the bulk upload option. More about that in chapter 7.
Google will first ask for your business phone number to see what it already knows about your business.
Focus on getting the information entered correctly, but remember, you get more value from adding this data later so only complete required values. Once we get validated, we'll come back and add the remaining content. As you build your Google Places Page, you should notice your listing on the right side which scrolls with you.
The next section is service areas and location setup.
If you have more than one service area or location, then please use this Google resource to help guide you in setting it up properly. Then hours of operation. Just follow your checklist and enter the data for your hours of operation.
After hours of operation, just select all the payment options you support.
Don't get overly concerned if you do not have any photos, videos, or additional details. We'll work on that later. Checklist A provide lots of great ideas on how to be successful with your image and video efforts. As you can see in the photo upload user-interface below, Google Place only allows 10 photos, so when you are gathering, pick your best 10.
Video are entered here. Limit of 5.
Once submitted, Google will determine how to contact you. During my setup, I was given the post card option.
From Google's Google Places help page concerning phone verification, "with phone verification, you'll receive an automated phone call to the phone number listed in your Google Places account. Have a pen and paper ready because you'll get a phone call immediately after you click Submit. During this call, you'll be prompted to enter the unique PIN in a box next to the business they requested verification. Please wait one minute after you receive the PIN before you enter it into the PIN into the box so our system records the PIN in the system. When verification is complete, business information changes will show up on Google.
If you're unable to receive a phone call at your business while attempting to verify, return to Google Places later and verify by phone then.
You have an automated phone system or phone tree.
The phone number submitted was incorrect or invalid.
You encountered phone systems issues, like a bad connection.
Someone at your number may have asked not to receive further calls from Google Places.
You aren't using a touch-tone phone.
Our system can't verify your PIN.
You didn't recognize a call from Google Places, or indicated that you didn't request a call.
From Google's Google Places help page concerning SMS verification, With SMS verification, businesses can receive their unique PIN at the mobile phone number that they've entered into Google Places. Upon entering that PIN into Google Places, the business will be verified and incorporated into Google Maps within six weeks. Please note that Google does not charge for SMS verification, but regular SMS charges from your cell-phone provider will still apply.
An incorrect of invalid mobile phone number was submitted.
You aren't able to receive text messages on your mobile phone.
You are located in the US (SMS verification is currently only available for business outside of the US).
From Google's Google Places help page concerning SMS verification, You can choose to receive a PIN by regular postal mail at the business address you submitted to Google Maps. Once you've received your PIN, you can then use it to verify your business listing in Google Places.
It generally takes 2-3 weeks for a PIN by postcard to arrive. If you've been waiting longer than this, visit Google Places  to request a new postcard. Keep in mind that only one PIN by postcard is valid at a time, so requesting a new postcard will make the previous PIN invalid, even if you do end up receiving it. Similarly, if you also request a PIN by phone while waiting for your postcard, you must enter the PIN of the most recently attempted method.
To make sure your PIN by postcard reaches you, check that your contact information is correct. You can also add a contact name to your postcard by logging into Google Places and adding a name in the 'Provide a Contact Name' field. Note that you can only receive a PIN at the business address you've submitted to Google Maps. This way, we can verify ownership of a business in part by validating who received the PIN at the business address.
If you enter an incorrect PIN 5 times, you'll receive a message indicating that your verification failed, and you will no longer be able to verify the listing. When this happens, you'll need to delete that listing from your Google Places account and start the process again, creating a brand new listing.
Here's what the post card will look like. Thanks SEO Mike.
Once you get your post card in the mail, go to http://www.google.com/places and sign in using the same login as when you requested the post card. You'll notice towards the middle of the screen, towards the bottom, there is a place to enter your pin code.
Once you add your PIN and associate your Google account with your Google Places page, go back into your content and add your photos, videos, hours of operation as described in Checklist A.


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Laeti et concordes ad verum è un motto in latino che significa: "Lieti e uniti [protesi] alla verità".

Il motto accompagna l'arma dei Viazzi, famiglia della piccola nobiltà monferrina con origine in Spigno nel XVI secolo, e si presenta particolarmente interessante perché «integra fedelmente - come una didascalia ed un rafforzativo - la simbologia dell'arma». In essa, infatti, l'intreccio dei rami della quercia indica la concordia, la vite l'allegria, le stelle la guida sicura.

Il motto è talvolta riportato nella forma abbreviata Ad verum ("[Protesi] alla verità").

Bibliografia

Alberto Lembo, "Lo stemma Viazzi di Villa Rocchetta", Archivio Araldico Italiano, n° 2-3 1985, p. 112

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Home→Camdeboo→Graaff-Reinet
View across Graaff-Reinet from the Mountain Drive
Arguably the principle town of the Great Karoo and the undoubted gem of the Camdeboo, Graaff-Reinet is beautifully situated in the midst of the foothills of the Sneeuberge, or Snow Mountains, with its historical heart encompassed by a broad horseshoe bend of the Sundays River. Graaff-Reinet has become an elegant and beautiful town evolving from a collection of mud and daub huts from the late eighteenth century.
The historical horseshoe centre of the town is snuggled against the bank of the Sundays River with its broad streets lined by elegant historical homes, many of which date back to the mid nineteenth century.
Gracious Victorian era residence in Graaff-Reinet
To truly appreciate the atmosphere of Graaff-Reinet take a stroll along these elegant streets and savour the varied architecture set against the backdrop of the surrounding mountains and the bulk of Spandau Kop in the Camdeboo National Park. The maintenance and restoration of Graaff-Reinet's historic buildings is a local obsession and it is impossible to visit the town and not see a number of restoration projects in full swing.
The town boasts more than 220 national monuments, more than any other town in South Africa. Anton Rupert, the former head of the Rembrandt Group, was born in Graaff-Reinet and has devoted considerable resources to the restoration and preservation of Graaff-Reinet's rich historical and architectural heritage.
The town boasts fine examples of Cape Dutch architecture together with Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and typical Karoo-style square shaped flat-roofed cottages which are often the oldest residences in town.
View of Spandau Kop across Graaff-Reinet
Front Room of Reinet House
Leiwater channels provide water for the
gardens of Graaff-Reinet
English settlers in the town from the 1850s onwards embellished their residences with carved wooden posts and balustrades together with lattice trellis work known locally as "broekie lace." The more elaborate gabled Cape Dutch architectural style was much more expensive to construct and therefore largely out of the reach of the average resident. The wide array of fine examples of Cape Dutch style were generally built and owned by the more wealthy and important residents and as manses for the Dutch Reformed Church.
Graaff-Reinet Dutch Reformed Church
Some of the commercial buildings were embellished with covered verandas extending over the street to afford their clientele covered access to their premises. In typical Karoo style the entrances too many of these historical residences face directly onto the street with large spacious gardens at the rear of the houses providing privacy and sanctuary for the residents. Many of the streets are lined with "leiwater" or water channels fed from the nearby Nqweba Dam which allow residents the opportunity to irrigate their gardens and orchards at set times during the week.
The centre-piece of Graaff-Reinet is undoubtedly the magnificent Dutch Reformed Church that stands in the centre of the town at the northern end of Kerkstraat, or Church Street, that leads into town from the south. The church stands in its own square bounded by the round-about at the terminus of Church Street and by Caledon Street, Graaff-Reinet's commercial main road. The church is the fourth Dutch Reformed Church to have been built and is the third in its current location. The foundation stone of the church was laid in 1886 and the church was completed in 1887, with its design inspired by Salisbury Cathedral in England.
Caledon Street crossroads in the centre of Graaff-Reinet
Graaff-Reinet lies at the crossroads to many towns and villages spread across the central and eastern sections of the Great Karoo. To the north the N9 highways links the town with Middelburg and Colesberg in the Northern Cape, whilst to the south the N9 highway links Graaff-Reinet with Aberdeen and Willowmore. From Aberdeen the R61 traverses the immense plains of the Camdeboo and Koup to distant Beaufort West.
Far horizons in the Camdeboo District
Just south of the town the R75 branches off the N9 highway towards Jansenville and Port Elizabeth, whilst the R63 branches off the R75 to the south-east towards Pearston and Somerset East. To the north-west the R63 crosses the Sundays River ascending the Oudeberg Pass towards Murraysburg in the Western Cape and beyond to Victoria West in the Northern Cape.
The isolated village of Nieu Bethesda is accessible via a gravel road just beyond the summit of the Oudeberg Pass leading off the R63 towards Murraysburg or via the N9 highway towards Middelburg. The R61 branches off the N9 highway north of Graaff-Reinet, crossing the Wapadsberg Mountain Pass towards the Mountain Zebra National Park and the historic town of Cradock in the fertile valley watered by the Great Fish River.
Other than towards the south and the wide open plains of the Camdeboo, Graaff-Reinet is almost completely surrounded by mountains and this full array of mountain landscape is protected within the Camdeboo National Park. The town enjoys the distinction of being almost completely surrounded by this National Park thus ensuring that the splendid vistas from the town towards the surrounding mountains will remain unspoilt for posterity.


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Gwynedd Bowmen
Archery Info
The archery club was originally formed in late 1968 as Bangor Bowmen. The founder members were Roy and Carol Bestwick.
Gwynedd Bowmen 'Sheep Shoot' 1974
The club's headquarters was the Fish & Chip shop run by Roy and Carol on the High Street in Bangor, North Wales. Roy held the position of Chairman and Carol has Honorary Secretary and Howard as Treasurer. Roy's brother Fred joined the club later along with Herman Grey. The clubs first shooting ground was at Bangor Rugby Club's playing fields which have since been converted to a car park as part of
Tesco's contribution to progress.
Early competitions were Field Shoots at Llanwrst with Bowmen of Gwydir led by Charles Milward and Clout Shoots at St Davids College near Llandudno. Roy coached the University College of North Wales students, in their sports hall during the winter months with club members also attending.
The club's name was changed to Gwynedd Bowmen following permission to use the arms of Owain Gwynedd, "A Fesse Vert charged with three Eagles" as the club badge. The three Eagles – Gold upon Green – were the arms of the former great native Prince of Wales who was closely linked with Snowdonia, the Citadel of Caernarvonshire. Owain Gwynedd was buried in Bangor Cathedral in 1170 following a reign of 33 years.The three Eagles were also emblazoned on the banners bourne by the men of Caernarvonshire at the battle of Agincourt as is related by historian Michael Drayton.
" Those of Caernarvon (not the least in speed.
Tho' marching last in the army's face)
Three Golden Eagles in their ensign brought,
Under which oft brave Owen Gwyneth faught"
The club was inactive from about 1973 until 1986 when it was reformed with new members and was able to secure a shooting ground at the Vaynol Arms in Pentir. Roy Bestwick was again Chairman with Pearl Mathers taking the role of Secretary, Joan Davies that of Treasurer and Nigel Mathers that of Records Officer.Club meetings were again held at Roy's "chippy" and competitions and practice took place at the Vaynol Arms with the occasional barbeque behind the inn. Indoor shooting again took place alongside the UCNW Archery Club in the University Hall on Fridays and the University indoor
Rifle Range on Sunday mornings. The club was to again suffer problems with the shooting field which was let for grazing! Membership started to drop away (many came from the Holyhead area and the distance to travel to shoot was too great with about a 40 mile round trip). Indoor shooting continued in the sports hall and rifle range at the UCNW but membership continued to decline.
By 1987 only Nigel, Pearl and Richard Mathers remained, fortunately sufficient members to keep the club alive. In 1989 Richard and Nigel were asked to demonstrate Archery to some members of what was Benllech Country Club and were able to generate some interest in Archery, and began shooting there regularly. Gerry Marsden, of "Gerry and the Pacemaker's" fame who was part owner of the Country Club and had a house locally showed interest in the sport and was coached by Nigel Mathers. Membership increased with people passing by and seeing the targets, showing an interest and eventually joining the club.
Roy, Fred and Dave Gwynedd Bowmen
By 1991 the club had about 15 members and indoor shooting started in the Benllech Ex-Serviceman's Community Hall on a Friday evening. Indoorcompetitions were held in either Beaumaris Leisure Centre or Canolfan Amlwch on Saturday afternoons. In 1994 the club's outdoor venue changed yet again with a move to Llangefni Rugby Club with its obvious benefits of space and central location. The indoor venue remained atthe Ex-Servicemen's Hall in Benllech until 2000 when refurbishment works left them temporarily of no fixed abode. Pentraeth Primary School provided temporary accommodation for a short spell before moving to the Scouts Hut in Llangefni which was farfrom perfect as the shooting distance was barely 10 metres but in it's favour it was central, available and cheap. Club funds continued to beaugmented by income from "Have-a-Go's" which also led to an increase in membership.
The club continued to grow and prosper andby the end of 2001 had approximately 30 members and was very active on the North Wales competition circuit. We also had two juniormembers in the Welsh Archery Squad and regularly supplied team members to the North Wales Archery Society for County matches. In late 2002 the club entered into negotiations for the possible use of one of the sheds on the Anglesey Showground at Mona. Negotiations Were successful and 2003 saw this become our regular venue for indoor shooting. The opportunity to shoot a standard competition distance of 20 yards every club night showed a remarkable increase in the standard of the clubs archery and the acres of space made the club nights a pleasure.
We have maintained a link with the past as Nigel Mathers is still with us and actively committed to the sport of archery. Nigel served the club in the capacity of Secretary until the end of 2002 when he retired from that post and became our Records Officer. Obviously without his invaluable input the early part of the clubs history could not have been written.
The club continued to shoot every Monday at the Mona sheds until January 2009, were the club yet again entered negotiations to secure an indoor venue at Bodedern School on Anglesey. With negotiations being completed by the end of January 2009, saw the last shoot at Mona on Monday 12th January. The club then moved to Bodedern, this venue provided two facilities, a separate facility for beginners classes and a larger facility for club shoots providing a competition distance of 20 yards, sufficient room for 8 targets and a warm common room for meetings and socialising. The club continues to retain the outdoor facility at Llangefni Rugby Club. By the end of 2009 the club had approximately 40 members and is very active in the North Wales competitions.
In 2005, Gwynedd Bowman Rhys Jones represented Ynys Mon at the Nat West Island Games on the Shetland Isles winning the Gold for the Single FITA Men's Recurve, he repeated his success by winning the Gold again for the Single FITA Men's Recurve on the Isle of Rhodes in 2007. Gwynedd Bowmen continues to support the sport of archery by representing Ynys Mon at these games.


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News World Macron sworn in as French President (Lead)
Macron sworn in as French President (Lead)
Paris, May 14 (IANS) Independent-centrist and former investment banker Emmanuel Macron was sworn in on Sunday as the 25th French President and the youngest in the nation's history.
Laurent Fabius, President of the Constitutional Council, presided the ceremony at the Elysee Palace here, the BBC reported.
"In order to be the man of one's country, one must be the man of your time… By the sovereign choice of the people, you are now, above all … the man of our country … President of the Republic," Fabius said while proclaiming Macron, 39, as the President.
Macron's wife Brigitte Trogneux, wearing a powder blue skirt suit, an outfit similar to what US First Lady Melania Trump wore during her husband President Donald Trump's swearing-in in January, entered the Palace ahead of Macron.
The former Economy Minister, who worsted far-Right National Front leader Marine Le Pen in the presidential run-off, opened his term with talk of a new renaissance.
"The world needs what the French have always taught. For decades France has doubted herself."
But the world and Europe need France more than ever now, he said.
"My mandate will give the French back the confidence to believe in themselves."
He said he would convince the people that "the power of France is not declining – that we are on the brink of a great renaissance".
Macron in his speech, also paid tributes to former Presidents from Charles de Gaulle to Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande, reports the BBC.
He said he would count on the people to "deal with deep change".
"From this very evening I will be at work. Long live the Republic and long live France."
Macron becomes the youngest president in France's history and the youngest leader since Napoleon Bonaparte was elected in 1848 at age 40.
Macron arrived at the Elysee Palace earlier and walked down a red carpet. He was greeted by Hollande.
He will be naming a Prime Minister and a full Cabinet by Wednesday.
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Q: Making render method virtual? I'm starting with C++ in more depth while building a simple 2d game engine. In my engine I have (or want to have) an "Abstract" GameEntity class, which carries the methods draw, update, and maybe position (x, y). I will add more stuff while it occurs to me.
Classes to inherit from GameEntity would be anything that could be drawn on screen (ParticleSystem, MovingSprite, StaticSprite, GuiMenu, etc...)
My problem is that to achieve that, I have declared GameEntity draw() and update() methods virtual:
virtual draw()=0;
virtual update()=0;

So ParticleSystem has it's own draw and MovingSprite also has it's own draw() (and update()).
I know virtual functions are expensive, or at least more expensive than regular methods. Do you think that what I'm doing is awful? Or too bad? If you do, I would really appreciate a better way to do this.
Thanks!

A: No, this isn't bad; the overhead isn't that significant (you might consult this answer to another question).
This is, for example, the general approach taken by OpenSceneGraph, an open source scene graph based on OpenGL.  OSG has a Node class, from which all node types used in the scene graph are derived, and it uses a plethora of virtual functions.

A: The system I work on now uses virtual draw() and update() in the 3d layer tree; our performance bottlenecks are not in the virtual dispatch.  I think your design is fine to start with; you can profile later if you think it's really bad.  It's, what, a load and a jump?

A: Calling a virtual functions costs usually two pointer indirection more than a normal function call, so that's a really small overhead that should nearly never matter.
Also objects containing functions are the size of one pointer larger than objects without any virtual functions (they contain a pointer to the objects virtual function table). But if you don't plan on having really excessive amounts of small objects that also shouldn't matter.
For more details also see the C++ FAQ lite.
And to answer your question: I think it should work fine.

A: If you really need to handle multiple cases at runtime (and I think you do, in this case), it is best to use virtual functions. The compiler can probably optimize it as well or even better than an if-else statement, since virtual functions are something like a special case of if-else.

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The Chinese man went to the doctor complaining extreme stomach ache and itchy skin. He underwent series of tests and one scan revealed that his entire body was infected with tapeworm which he acquired after eating too much sashimi or raw slice of fish.
According to the doctors, the man may have consumed a contaminated popular Japanese uncooked delicacy of raw meat or fish. Studies show that consuming excessive raw or uncooked fish may lead to different parasitic infections.
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GST intelligence officials detect Rs 105 crore tax evasion by Indore-based cigarette manufacturer
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Om Prakash Dadhich, Principal Director General, DGGI
Bhopal: GST intelligence officials have detected tax evasion of Rs 105 crore by a cigarette manufacturing firm in Indore in the last one year, according to an official statement issued on Monday.
The officials of the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) here had conducted searches at the firm"s premises last week that revealed that a secret exit had been set up on the rear side of the factory through which unaccounted raw materials were brought in and finished goods cleared, it said explaining the modus operandi.
It was also found that the generator sets used for operating machines were manipulated to suppress production, the probe agency said.
"Investigations conducted by the DGGI has unearthed a major tax/ duty/ cess evasion estimated to be about Rs 105 crore only for the period since April, 2019 till May, 2020," said the statement issued by the Additional Director General, DGGI Bhopal.
Similar evasion is suspected to have been resorted to by the unit during remainder of GST and erstwhile central excise periods also, it said.
"Hence the total revenue evasion, which would be clear only after completion of investigation, is suspected to be multiple times higher," the DGGI said.
The financial investigations into the dealings of the mastermind, who was recently arrested by the DGGI in another case, has indicated that he had opened a media house in which he declared his circulation of newspaper copies at 1.2-1.5 lakh per day while actually circulation was only 4,000-6,000 per day, it said.
"Thus, the mastermind of this fraud laundered huge amounts of illicit wealth (in cash) earned from illicit pan masala/ cigarettes business by declaring fraudulent sale of newspapers and also booked fictitious advertising incomes," the statement said.
The DGGI said that, from the interrogation of the factory supervisor, accountant and other staff, it is estimated that less than five per cent of the production was accounted for since last many years.
"Even for the accounted production, the major buyers (of these five per cent sale) have been found to be fictitious," it said.
On June 19, the DGGI officials were also successful in locating one of the clandestine and unregistered godown used by the tax evaders to conceal the packing material containing specific brands of cigarettes such as K10 and A 10, the statement said.
"Investigations have revealed that the seized packing material is sufficient to pack 5000 cartons (each carton containing 12,000 cigarettes) with estimated printed MRP of Rs 27 crore," it said.
However, it is suspected that there may be a large number of other such clandestine and undeclared godowns in and around Indore which DGGI officials are attempting to locate, the statement said.
The supplier of these two brands of packing materials has confirmed the unaccounted supply of about 1,500 cartons per month, it added.
As part of "Operation Kark", the DGGI Bhopal officials had conducted searches in the premises of over a number of pan masala/ tobacco dealers and distributors from June 9 to 12th, leading to huge seizures of clandestinely stocked non-GST paid pan masala/tobacco and detection of estimated Goods and Services Tax (GST) evasion of Rs 400 crore.
The operation has been named "Kark" — considering the high Goods and Services Tax (Kar in Hindi) loss and the reported adverse effects of consuming illicit tobacco not subject to food and safety standards leading to high prevalence of oral cancer (Kark) in India.
One of the masterminds and financial beneficiaries in this case was arrested from Mumbai on June 15. Further investigations revealed that he was involved in manufacture and supply of cigarettes from a unit in Indore.
Data analysis by the DGGI officials indicated that this unit had paid a GST of only Rs 2.09 crore and Rs 1.46 crore in last two financial years, respectively.
Based on further analysis and information collected, searches were conducted at five premises connected with this unit last week, the statement said.
"The tax evasion syndicate in this case involves directors of the company, transporters, supporting manufacturers and raw material suppliers. Number of these persons are presently absconding and have not joined DGGI investigations," it said.
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Northern Virginia and Dallas Data Center Markets Continue to Grow as Demand for Cloud Services Increases
Jun 27, 2018 | cloud services, Data Center, IaaS, IP Transit, IT, Northern Virginia
According to a worldwide market study by 451 Research, seventy-five percent of enterprise IT leaders are willing to pay a premium for enhancements to their cloud services. The most desired improvements are guarantees of security and service performance. Against this backdrop, several cloud companies have expanded their existing footprint in Dallas and are continuing to invest in the area. Meanwhile, hyperscale cloud transactions of more than 10MWs continue to be seen in Northern Virginia, which is an opportunity for data center operators as cloud companies that need more capacity and are searching in major data center markets.
Just recently, TELEHOUSE America expanded of its partner alliance with Atlantic Metro, which has completed recent acquisitions that have increased their domestic data center footprint as well as provided private, hybrid and public cloud solutions.
"We are thrilled to be extending our partnership with Atlantic Metro, with their recent expansion of data centers and networks on both East and West Coasts, including Northern Virginia, Dallas, Miami, Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, New York, and New Jersey," stated Richard Levine, Director of Sales and Marketing, TELEHOUSE America. "Northern Virginia and Dallas will continue to be strategic hubs for us and our customer base here in New York."
The expansion of its partner alliance with Atlantic Metro will also enable TELEHOUSE America to promote managed infrastructure solutions, including SD-WAN, VMs, Object Storage and other offerings into new markets.
"The demand for cloud hosting and additional IT managed services require that we supplement our own portfolio and extend our partner alliance resources to our customers here in the U.S.," commented Richard Levine, Director of Sales and Marketing, TELEHOUSE America. "It is important to work with a partner who can offer our customers value, flexibility and a variety of options."
The alliance with Atlantic Metro will also allow TELEHOUSE America to provide its colocation customers with additional IaaS services, including flexible, scalable, and cost-effective hybrid cloud options from bare-metal servers, object storage, and virtualized private data centers. Additionally, a wide range of Disaster Recovery solutions are available for enhanced redundancy and sustainability, and round-the-clock management of network and server infrastructure will provide a more comprehensive service for colocated clients.
Atlantic Metro also provides its customers with access to the New York International Internet Exchange (NYIIX), one of the largest public peering exchanges in the Northeast. NYIIX is owned and operated by TELEHOUSE. Providing a low-cost alternative to IP Transit from eight different locations on the East Coast, NYIIX and Extreme Networks have upgraded the Centillion Platform to accommodate increased demand for 100G ports.
To learn more or to speak to a salesperson, contact sales@telehouse.com.
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Jack Thorne's play 2nd May 1997 is a drama set over the course of the 1997 UK General Election in which the Labour Party under the leadership of Tony Blair won a landslide victory over the Conservatives. The play presents three separate personal stories from different points on the political spectrum as the scale of Labour's victory becomes clear. It was first performed at the Bush Theatre, London, on 8 September 2009 in a co-production with nabokov theatre company, in association with Watford Palace Theatre and Mercury Theatre Colchester.
The action takes place in three bedrooms over the course of the night following the election, and the morning after. In Part One, set just before midnight, Tory MP Robert prepares to attend the electoral count. With defeat looming large, he fears becoming a forgotten man, while his wife Marie counts the cost of her sacrifice to politics. In Part Two, set in the early hours of the morning, Lib Dem footsoldier Ian has brought home party-crasher Sarah from an election get-together, but they're about to connect in a way neither of them expected. Lastly, in Part Three, teenage best friends Jake and Will wake up to a new political reality, with a new set of Cabinet ministers to memorise before their A-level Politics class. Jake dreams of Number 10 and a life in politics, while Will dreams of Jake.
In his introduction to Jack Thorne Plays: One (Nick Hern Books, 2014), Thorne writes: '2nd May 1997 was and is my attempt to write a political play without the politics. ... I wanted to tell the story of that election from all sides. I was also frustrated by my inability to write a play about anyone else but me, so doing a triptych – inspired by David Eldridge's Under the Blue Sky – felt like an opportunity to force myself outside of my comfort zone. Three political parties, three love stories, one night.'
The Bush Theatre premiere was directed by George Perrin and designed by Hannah Clark. It was performed by James Barrett, Geoffrey Beevers, Linda Broughton, Jamie Samuel, Hugh Skinner and Phoebe Waller-Bridge. The production then embarked on a regional UK tour.
3 Sisters on Hope Street
3 Sisters on Hope Street is a re-imagining of Chekhov's classic play Three Sisters, set amongst the Jewish community in wartime Liverpool and written by playwright Diane Samuels and actor/writer Tracy-Ann Oberman.
Liverpool, 1946. A year after the sudden death of their father, sisters Gertie, May and Rita Lasky share their once grand home on Hope Street with their asthmatic brother Arnold, Auntie Beil (who still keeps her packed suitcase under the spare bed) and an old family friend Dr Nate Weinberg (who claims, hand on heart, to be on the wagon). As the sisters regularly welcome GIs and pilots from the nearby American base, each continues her own search for meaning amidst the shattered remains of their city, in a rapidly changing world.
3 Sisters on Hope Street was first performed at the Everyman Theatre in Liverpool in 2008 before transferring to Hampstead Theatre in London.
About A Goth
A short monologue play about a young man who volunteers in old people's homes and suffers paroxysms of love and hate for its residents.
Nick is seventeen, a Goth and gay. In between volunteering at his local old people's home where he conversely gets chatted up and abused by its residents and having to attend re-enactments of Medieval battles with his slightly barmy parents, he finds the time to hang out with best mate, Greg. But a sudden death at the home forces him to confront his fears of coming out as well as perhaps giving his pessimistic mindset a rethink. Wells is well known for his touching comic monologues that are ideal showcases for young actors.
About A Goth was first performed at Òran Mór in Glasgow in 2009.
The Absence of War
The Absence of War offers a meditation on the classic problems of leadership, and is the third part of a critically acclaimed trilogy of plays (Racing Demon, Murmuring Judges) about British institutions.
Its unsparing portrait of a Labour Party torn between past principles and future prosperity, and of a deeply sympathetic leader doomed to failure, made the play hugely controversial and prophetic when it was first presented at the National Theatre, London, in 1993.
Absolutely! (Perhaps)
Absolutely! (Perhaps) is a sparkling comedy on the elusive nature of reality, in which truth is negotiable and identity is performed. It is an adaptation of Luigi Pirandello's first play Così è (Se Vi Pare), and opened at the Wyndham's Theatre in 2003.
In a small Italian town lives Signor Ponza, his wife and his apparent mother-in-law Signora Frola, who he will not allow to visit. With the neighbours gossiping over his cruelty, Signor Ponza claims that Signora Frola is mad and refusing to accept that her daughter is dead, and that he now lives with his second wife. Signora Frola counters the accusation, claiming that Ponza has unwittingly re-married his first wife. Impossibly, the Signora Ponza in question claims to be both daughter and second wife, plunging the play into a tangle of fractious theatricality.
audio Adam's Rib
LA Theatre Works
Type: Audio
A classic battle of the sexes and a courtroom farce, this peerlessly witty examination of husband and wife attorneys was first crafted for Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn. Commissioned by L.A. Theatre Works, David Rambo includes never-before-heard original material in this adaptation of the Oscar-nominated screenplay by Garson Kanin and Ruth Gordon.
An L.A. Theatre Works full-cast performance featuring Adam Arkin, Anne DeSalvo, Paul Eiding, Mary Pat Gleason, Annabelle Gurwitch, Anne Heche, Marvin Kaplan, Loren Lazerine, Robert Lesser, John Pankow, Amy Pietz.
Featuring: Adam Arkin, Anne DeSalvo, Paul Eiding, Mary Pat Gleason, Annabelle Gurwitch, Anne Heche, Marvin Kaplan, Loren Lazerine, Robert Lesser, John Pankow, Amy Pietz
Seeing beyond Winston's disfiguring scars and foreseeing a future with him, Lise falls in love and the couple soon marry. Years later, having inherited Lise's gift, two of their children, Theresa and Jerome, must struggle to find their place within the community. But for Leo, their middle child, that is just the start of his worries. As he grows older and the chasm between himself and his family grows, Leo realizes that he doesn't belong to his family. While familial tensions mount and secrets are revealed, the Evans family come to see the monumental effect even the smallest spark can create. Based on the short story by Michael Crummey, Afterimage explores the connections built within both family and community, of finding a place to belong. Winner of the 2010 Governor General's Literary Award in Drama.
Afterplay
1920s Moscow, a small run-down café. Uncle Vanya's niece, Sonya Serebriakova, now in her forties, is the only customer. Until the arrival of Andrey Prozorov, the put-upon brother from Three Sisters.
Afterplay revisits the lives of two characters from Anton Chekhov's plays. It was first produced, with The Bear (also after Chekhov), at the Gate Theatre, Dublin, in March 2002.
The Age of Consent
The Age of Consent places in counterpoint two acutely uncomfortable monologues about childhood, responsibility and the shattering of innocence.
One voice is a teenager awaiting his release from a correctional facility after serving his time for the murder of a child. The other is the young mother of a child performer, ruthlessly scheming for fame and fortune, and making sure her daughter will do absolutely whatever it takes.
The characters are united by a sense of denial, as well as the humanity that can exist behind even the most monstrous abuse. Morris's controversial and powerful play premiered at the Edinburgh Festival in 2001, and was condemned and acclaimed for tackling the subject of child killers.
Alaska is a tale of prejudice, sex and aggression, a portrait of unabashed racism.
The audience is introduced to Frank as a drug-dealing self-righteous History student. Having dropped out of university, he works at a cinema kiosk, where his colleagues are attracted to his tense and sullen manner. But brought into contact with Mamta, an Asian co-worker, he soon emerges as a hostile white supremacist, supporting his pseudo-intellectual prejudices by twisting history and quoting Biblical mistranslations. The play's downward spiral of lies and violence unravels Frank's desperation and obsession, and discusses identity and race in modern Britain.
The play was first performed at the Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs in 2007.
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