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Q: Custom C++ exceptions with template arguments I'm trying to learn how to use custom C++ exceptions with template arguments. This is a dummy program that I'm trying to compile unsuccessfully:
#include <string>
#include <iostream>

template <class T>
class MyException : public std::exception {
    public:
        T error;
        MyException(T err) { error = err; };
};

int main(void) {
    try {
        std::string err = "String error";
        throw MyException<std::string>(err);
        return 0;
    }
    catch (MyException e) {
        std::cout << e << std::endl;
        return 1;
    };
}

This is the error I get:
<source>: In function 'int main()':
<source>:18:9: error: invalid use of template-name 'MyException' without an argument list
   18 |  catch (MyException e) {
      |         ^~~~~~~~~~~
<source>:18:9: note: class template argument deduction is only available with '-std=c++17' or '-std=gnu++17'
<source>:5:7: note: 'template<class T> class MyException' declared here
    5 | class MyException : public std::exception {
      |       ^~~~~~~~~~~
<source>:19:22: error: 'e' was not declared in this scope
   19 |         std::cout << e << std::endl;
      |                      ^

Could you please help me to fix it for C++11?

A: You can't catch any template! You can catch only specific type so only specific instance of template. So your code should look like this (quick fix):
#include <string>
#include <iostream>

template <class T>
class MyException : public std::exception {
    public:
        T error;
        MyException(T err) { error = err; };
};

int main(void) {
    try {
        std::string err = "String error";
        throw MyException<std::string>(err);
        return 0;
    }
    catch (const MyException<std::string>& e) {
        std::cout << e.what() << std::endl;
        return 1;
    };
}

https://godbolt.org/z/P4czdP
If you need some way to catch all exceptions for this template, you need extra layer of inheritance to introduce common unique parent type for this template:
#include <string>
#include <iostream>

class MyCommonException : public std::exception
{};

template <class T>
class MyException : public MyCommonException {
    public:
        T error;
        MyException(T err) { error = err; };
};

int main(void) {
    try {
        std::string err = "String error";
        throw MyException<std::string>(err);
        return 0;
    }
    catch (const MyCommonException& e) {
        std::cout << e.what() << std::endl;
        return 1;
    };
}

https://godbolt.org/z/xz8r5a

A: c++ doesn't have a "template catch", you can only catch actual classes like
catch (MyException<string> e) { ... }

Luckily std::exception::what() is virtual, so you could catch std::exception by const reference and print the result of what().
catch (std::exception const &e) {
    std::cout << e.what() << std::endl;
    return 1;
};

And override what() in MyException to create the right error message there:
template <class T>
class MyException : public std::exception {
    public:
        T error;
        MyException(T err) { error = err; };

        const char* what() const noexcept override {
            // apply logic to create error message
        }
};

This way you can catch anything that inherits from std::exception.

A: Instead of answering directly, I will attempt to address the underlying confusion about C++ templates to hopefully prevent more of these issues from arising down the road.
Roughly speaking, the syntax template <...> class MyException ... {}; does NOT introduce anything "tangible" (a type or a value) into the program. There is no type MyException. The compiler instantiates a class from the template each time it encounters a specific syntax MyException<...>. But each instance of MyException<...> is unique for each combination of the template arguments; MyException<A> is distinct from MyException<B>, they might as well be called Bla and Pft - there is nothing in common between them.
So how to make MyException<A> and MyException<B> act in a common way? Well, just like you'd do with two unrelated classes - use inheritance and polymorphism.
// define some common base that is NOT a template
class MyException : public std::exception {
    public:
        // put any common API's here ...
        virtual std::string commonWork() = 0;
        virtual ~MyException() {}
};

// now make each template inherit from the common base ...
template <class T>
class MyExceptionImpl : public MyException {
    public:
        T error;
        MyExceptionImpl(T err) { error = err; }
        std::string commonWork() override { return ""; }
};

Now you can catch (MyException const& e) { ... }.

A: @Marek has already explained that we can't catch template in C++.
For your custom messages you can print them like:
#include <string>
#include <iostream>

template <class T>
class MyException : public std::exception {
    public:
        T error;
        MyException(T err) { error = err; };
        template<typename U>
        friend std::ostream& operator <<(std::ostream & , const MyException<U>&);
};

template <typename T>
std::ostream& operator<<( std::ostream& o, const MyException<T>& e) {
   return o<<e.error;
}

int main(void) {
    try {
        std::string err = "String error";
        throw MyException<std::string>(err);
        return 0;
    }
    catch (const MyException<std::string>& e) {
        std::cout << e << std::endl;
        return 1;
    };
}

A: This answer is really just piecing together the things already mentioned by @Marek R and @churill.
In the comments you say you

*

*do not want to catch std::exception, or use std::exception::what().

*want to print the error field specifically.

This is kind of just re-implementing the what functionality using a custom virtual function, but you could do it like this:
#include <string>
#include <iostream>

class MyBaseException : public std::exception {
    public:
        virtual std::ostream& intoStream(std::ostream& stream) const = 0;
};

std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& stream, const MyBaseException& e) {
    return e.intoStream(stream);
}

template <typename T>
class MyException : public MyBaseException {
    public:
        T error;
        MyException(T err) { error = err; };

        std::ostream& intoStream(std::ostream& stream) const override {
            return stream << error;
        }
};

int main(void) {
    try {
        std::string err = "String error";
        throw MyException<std::string>(err);
        return 0;
    }
    catch (const MyBaseException& e) {
        std::cout << e << std::endl;
        return 1;
    };
}

Since only class methods can be virtual, if you want to use the << operator, you need a separate virtual function, that can access the error field.

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Public outrage erupted after the Hoover Police Department said the man who died from being shot and killed by police after running away from the scene, Bradford, was not the one who fired the shots that injured the 18-year-old and a 12-year-old. The suspected shooter, 20-year-old Erron Brown, was taken into custody in Fulton County, Georgia and extradited to the Jefferson County Jail in Birmingham.
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ABCreative: Combining play with learning
By : Ruth Baum Bigus
Designing the perfect playground for its customers is based on one very important element for ABCreative — listening to its customers and meeting their needs.
"A lot of companies focus just on selling equipment as cheap as they can get it," said ABCreative President Karen Herren. "We always consult our customer and look at what they want. We look at what they have and don't have and design from there. We create enjoyable community spaces."
'Underserved' market
Based in De Soto, Kan., ABCreative has been designing outdoor play spaces for 25 years. Herren started in the industry working part-time for another company.
"From there I got the idea of what was possible and what I could do with it," Herren said. She started out on her own because "I thought the market was underserved."
Herren worked with various vendors to obtain the equipment and brought on some staff to help. By her own admission, Herren said she struggled a bit to run things. Nine years ago, Herren's husband, Tim McNamara, joined the company.
"I needed help," she said. "I had tried to expand, but my hires didn't work out. At that point he had his own small business and was able to sell it and join me. Right after that we started growing."
With its mantra of consult, create and construct, today ABCreative has a team of seven with consultants working in Kansas City, St. Louis and De Moines. In the last five years, Herren said ABCreative has doubled in sales and continues to win awards as a top seller for its various vendors.
Elements of play
Whether designing an elementary school playground or a municipal play space, ABCreative looks to produce a unique design for its clients' projects to meet their needs.
"We start with a foundation of the seven elements of play and create from there," Herren said. Those elements are swinging, climbing, brachiating (alternating rhythmic arms movements when using things like monkey bars), balancing, sliding, sensory and spinning.
"This helps the kids develop appropriately," she said. "If kids aren't active, they can't learn."
In designing the play area, ABCreative also considers the age groups that will use the equipment, fitness levels and a sense of adventure and challenge that can be incorporated.
"What we are able to create depends on the design, budget and what needs we need to meet," she said.
Once the design is in place, ABCreative works with its vendors to purchase the necessary equipment and play elements, and puts it all together. A few years ago, the couple bought another company, Foreverlawn KC, that creates artificial turf. Today, it is one of ABCreative's vendors.
While scope varies, the average project takes about six months from start to finish.
Among ABCreative's local projects are elements of the Leawoof Dog Park, Karnes Playground in Roanoke Park, Olathe's Frisco Lake playground, nine elementary school playgrounds for the Kansas City Kansas School District and six playgrounds for the Fort Osage School District.
Engaging all ages
Through the years, Herren has seen elements change from the asphalt and monkey bars that were her childhood playground experience. For a while, Herren said playground equipment went through a modular phase "to the point that it became boring."
"Finally, in the last five years, there is starting to be a shift to making equipment that is more of a challenge, and kids learn with it," she said.
Rope play has become popular — "it really engages the children," Herren said.
Playgrounds also are incorporating the surrounding terrain by adding berms, tunnels and more. Fitness-oriented equipment is another popular option.
"More people are requesting things for teens and adults to do," Herren said. "Communities are looking for all ages to come together. … It is a type of entertainment in an active way. They want to engage everybody."
Transition ahead
While marking its 25th anniversary, ABCreative is embarking on some change. Herren and McNamara are looking to move into another location within De Soto.
In addition, Herren has a plan in place to ultimately hand the company over to the couple's son, Tanner McNamara, when he leaves the U.S. Marine Corps.
"He will be joining us late in the fall, and it will help us start our exit strategy," she said.
Herren plans to step away in a year while her husband will continue to work with their son for a while.
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The ability for snow and ice management companies to grow and thrive, especially in a tough economy, is directly related to five business advantages gained by their effective use of systems.
The ability for snow and ice management companies to grow and thrive, especially in a tough economy, is directly related to five critical business advantages gained by their effective use of systems that they build or buy, according to GIS Dynamics CEO Mike Rorie.
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"Systems are a benefit to any organization because they work for you 24/7, 365 days a year," Rorie says. "Although they require some cost to implement and maintain, they are inexpensive given the hours and value of having a person complete something manually."
Systems transform average employees into high performers. Systems break procedures down into step-by-step instructions, allowing employees to achieve predictable and measurable results. Owners will enjoy increased productivity, reduced turnover and higher quality people seeking positions at their company when systems are put in place to offer employees guidelines, deadlines and rewards.
"Systems-driven companies not only increase productivity, they increase employee satisfaction," Rorie says. "Systems allow your staff to get to the important needs of the business versus the routine and non-variable tasks, which in turn allows them to play a more integral role."
Not only do great systems prevent a disproportionate reliance on people, but they increase company stability. A systemized work process allows a new employee to quickly adapt and effectively fill the gaps; therefore, if an employee leaves, he or she doesn't take a piece of the company with them.
Great systems create equity acquisition interest in a company. Companies looking to purchase contracting businesses pay a premium for the predictability, replication and scalability advantages that a systems-driven business provides.
Determining where to start building systems is the first step. In order to do this, owners must know what the root of the problem is. To discover the root, Rorie suggests conducting an 80/20 audit: "Owners must identify the 20% of their business that is causing 80% of the problems. Once they do this, it will be easy to prioritize where a system will be effective."
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Landed property with condo facilities
Interested in purchasing a landed property that comes with condo facilities? There is one in Batu Maung, Penang.
The three-storey houses under the SouthBay project come with condo facilities – guardhouse, gymnasium and swimming pool.
Mah Sing Properties Sdn Bhd general manager Tan Hun Beng described it as a horizontally-placed condominium.
"Instead of building a vertical condominium building, we are putting it the other way.
"There are many property buyers who are interested in a landed property but favour the condominium concept. This project will satisfy both," he said.
The land, which was acquired last year, was designed based on a city concept.
The SouthBay project is divided into three parcels, a 288-unit of three-storey houses, 76 units of hillside bungalows and a tourism development comprising of hotels, shopping complex, themed restaurant, food court, Cheng Hoe Memorial Hall and a sculpture garden.
Tan said: "Our company will be showcasing the SouthBay project at the fair to create awareness. Our Kuala Lumpur Hijauan Resident and South Gate projects will also be featured."
There is a two-tier security with a built-in alarm system in each household and another layer of protection with a guardhouse.
Tan said each house would be fenced up by an internal garden.
"There are six bedrooms with five attaching bathrooms. There is also a cabana on the top storey where one can convert it into a private swimming pool or jacuzzi," he said.
The units with a built-up area ranging from 3,000 sq ft to 3,300 sq ft are priced from RM775,000 each.
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Media Release: Government challenged to provide legal basis for Syrian bombing
Boys hold missile shrapnel they collected from the site of a Saudi-led airstrike in Sanaa, Yemen. Canberra-made weapons are being sold to the Saudi Arabian government. Photograph: Khaled Abdullah/Reuters
Australians for War Powers Reform (AWPR) urges reform of the process by which Australian troops can be sent to war, calls on the Australian Government to state on what grounds any further Australian role in bombing Syria would be legal.
The group states that the following should be mandatory before any such Australian military action:
The receipt by the Government of independent legal advice, for example by the Solicitor General, stating that any proposed military actions are legal under international law;
The open publication of such advice; and
Confirmation that the Government could, if required, defend its decision at the International Court of Justice.
In addition, certification by the Governor-General-in-Council that the proposed actions are lawful should be required.
AWPR Acting President and former diplomat Dr Alison Broinowski said, "We hear repeatedly from our Government about the importance of the rule of law and Australia's support for it. Such statements are a sham if we ignore the law we expect other countries to obey, especially on the gravest decision a government can make – sending its troops to war."
On 24 March this year, PM Abbott revealed that the RAAF was already assisting US combat operations over Syria. As Australia is already complicit in the bombing of Syria, with no demonstrated lawful basis for our actions, any augmentation of that role compounds the potential hazards if our actions come under the spotlight internationally. Mr Abbott's stated moral justifications for the proposed bombings are not supported by any announced strategy for ending the violence engulfing Iraq, Syria and other parts of the Middle East.
Dr Broinowski said, "The ADF deserve better than to be sent to kill and risk being killed on the basis of undisclosed and unsubstantiated claims of legality and a non-existent military strategy."
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Dr Alison Broinowski, (02) 9332 3784. Mobile 0422608580
Photo: Syrian refugees in the Atme camp, along the Turkish border in the northwestern Syrian province of Idlib, on March 19, 2013. (BULENT KILIC/Getty Images).
Submission to Joint Standing Committee On Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade
Editorial: Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose (The more things change, the more they remain the same).


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Rush Miller to Retire After 20 Years of Leading the University Library System
By Sharon S. Blake
Pitt History
Rush Miller, a visionary under whose leadership the University Library System has flourished, will retire from his position as director of the system and Hillman University Librarian effective Dec. 31, 2014.
Miller ushered the system of University of Pittsburgh libraries—which now includes 15 libraries and holdings of nearly 7 million books—through two decades of change and growth. Under his direction, the University Library System has embraced new technologies like on-demand book printing, enhanced library resources for students and faculty, and been at the forefront of the movement toward open access to scholarly publications.
"The past two decades have brought daunting challenges to most libraries—including budgetary constraints, a technology revolution, and dramatically different patterns of usage. As a result, many libraries have struggled. However, Rush Miller saw opportunities in every challenge, and under his distinguished and determined leadership, the University of Pittsburgh Library System grew in strength, stature, and impact," said Pitt Chancellor Mark A. Nordenberg. "Rush has played a major role in Pitt's progress, and we are grateful for his many contributions."
"The last 20 years have been a time of immense change in the field of information technology, and Rush's visionary leadership of the University Library System during this time has been an essential component of the University's overall success," said Patricia E. Beeson, Pitt provost and senior vice chancellor. "Under his leadership, the University Libraries have also been instrumental in advancing the University's international ambitions. He will be deeply missed."
Since Miller took his position in 1994, the library holdings at Pitt have doubled and now include more than one million electronic books and 110,000 journals. The University Library System publishes numerous scholarly e-journals, free of charge, to partners who share its support for open access to research information. It is one of the top publishers of international journals, something Miller calls "an extension of our global outreach as a library system."
Under Miller's leadership, Pitt's libraries have helped to implement an extensive international document delivery service with more than two dozen libraries in China, Taiwan, and South Korea. He developed a staff exchange program with libraries in China, resulting in more than 40 Chinese librarians coming to Pitt for training and 12 Pitt staff members accepting positions in China. In 2012, the Chinese American Librarians Association presented Miller with its Distinguished Service Award.
At Hillman Library, the Pittsburgh campus's main library, Miller led improvements to replace the traditional reference desk with a group of liaison librarians, who fan out across campus meeting with students and faculty members to better serve their needs. There are more spaces for group study, a special Dissertation Writing Room, and an expanded library café—the site of a popular Friday concert series. Hillman Library is often open 24 hours a day during the school year and is bustling with more activity now than ever in its history.
Miller helped to lead the acquisition of an Espresso Book Machine, which can print a library-quality paperback book with a full-color laminated cover in just minutes, in collaboration with the University of Pittsburgh Press and the University Store on Fifth, which also serves as a central campus bookstore, where the machine is now housed.
In addition to a Master of Library Science degree from Florida State University, Miller earned a Master of Arts degree in medieval history from Delta State University and a PhD in medieval history from Mississippi State University. He held positions as director of library services at Delta State University from 1975-1982, director of libraries at Sam Houston State University from 1982-86, and dean of libraries and learning resources at Bowling Green State University prior to coming to Pitt in 1994.
Miller has been active in a number of leadership roles, including as a member of the Boards of Directors for the Association of Research Libraries and the Pennsylvania Academic Library Consortium.
A search committee will be formed to identify Miller's successor.


After decades of civil war, on the backs of motorcycles and overburdened Land Cruisers, Sudan's displaced children are coming home. On July 9th, South Sudan became the world's newest country. The next generation returns to build the new state while digging deep into the past for memories of a country they left as children.


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How Self-Help Books Hurt Women
Anna North
As The New Yorker Book Bench wryly points out, Kiri Blakeley's Forbes article on why women buy self-help books contains some annoying stereotypes. But it also offers depressing insight into why so many women think they need help.
Blakeley's article is based on the claim that women are buying the lion's share of self-help books. 74% of relationship and family books in 2008 were apparently purchased by women, and the Times' latest paperback advice bestseller list is certainly packed with titles targeting women (Hungry Girl 200 Under 200, Skinny Bitch, and How Not To Look Old are a few standouts). Interestingly, the hardcover advice list appears more diverse. True, Steve Harvey's Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man comes in at #2, but the top 10 also includes such gender-neutral titles as The Last Lecture, The Total Money Makeover, and office-politics guide Thank God It's Monday! This leads us to suspect that while some of the big-splash hardcovers of the self-help genre may appeal to both genders, publishers are making a lot of their money on paperback copies of the Same Old Shit — variants on How Not to Be Fat, Old, Or Alone, marketed to women.
Steve Harvey Teaches Us To Act Like A Lady, Think Like An A-Hole
Today Steve Harvey was on Good Morning America to promote his bestselling dating book Act Like A…
Responses to — and explanations for — this gender disparity vary. Macy Halford of Book Bench is right to ridicule the advice of self-help author Scott Kudia, quoted in Forbes: "Tell him if he reads the book and discusses it with you, you'll buy him a trip to Vegas or dress up like Little Bo Peep." She doesn't mention this little anecdote, though:
Brooklyn blogger [Christina] Frank writes that she occasionally left save-your-marriage books on her husband's bedside table, but to no avail. "He said he'd get to it just as soon as he was done with Remembrance of Things Past."
Frank's ex-husband may have been especially literary-minded, but we're not convinced that the reason more women than men buy self-help books is because guys are too busy reading Proust. Nor do we buy the hypothesis of executive coach Olivia Fox Cabane, who says,
While prehistoric men were out hunting, the women were being engineered to focus on social ties for survival. Therefore, a book that can give women a competitive social edge, such as bagging the right guy, understanding her teen, sharpening her gossiping skills or learning to differentiate between friend and frenemy, would be eagerly sought out by them
Among evolutionary explanations for modern phenomena — already a pretty suspect group — the idea that women have been "engineered" to buy He's Just Not That Into You is especially reductive and silly. It requires us to believe that hunting isn't social, that women didn't hunt, that what men and women may or may not have done in prehistory determines what we do now (the biggest and dumbest assumption of a lot of evolutionary psychology), that human social life can be understood in terms of "competitive social edge," and that self-help books could actually give a woman such an edge. In reality, lots of self-help books play on — and perpetuate — low self-esteem (something gender studies expert BJ Gallagher erroneously tells Forbes is the province of women), and aren't likely to give anyone any kind of "edge" at all.
But one explanation Blakeley cites for the popularity of self-help books among women is actually spot-on. Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert says,
Society is set up for women to be passive. [...] It's the men that traditionally propose marriage. Imagine if it was the woman who proposed, you'd see a whole slew of books like How to Get Your Lady to Pop the Question.
Alpert's statement implies a corollary: Society is set up for women to be passive, and it requires women to get married in order to be deemed successful. Thus it expects something of women while denying them actual control over it — basically, women are supposed to wait around for this socially-constructed metric of personal success to just happen to them. It's no wonder that women seek ways to gain some control over the situation — and self-help books, with their promises of "bagging the right guy," offer that control.
But these offers are illusory. First of all, relationships are nowhere near as easy to control as self-help books suggest (The Man Plan, which tells women that they just need to be perfectly groomed and no one will ever break up with them, is a prime example of this). Second, the real way for women to take control of their lives isn't to try to achieve a socially-constructed definition of a perfect female life — it's to define and seek an ideal life for themselves.
The Man Plan: How To Impress Joe Sixpack & Wilhelm Von Winesnob — At The Same Time!
Are you single and therefore miserable? It's probably because you can't pronounce your wine names…
As self-actualization-focused as self-help books claim to be, these books are necessarily generalized, and they're generalized in a way that usually conforms to established social norms. Take Forbes's list of titles: "Women Who Love Too Much; Men Like Women Who Like Themselves; Smart Women, Foolish Choices; Men Who Hate Women and the Women Who Love Them; He's Just Not That Into You." All these titles imply that what's most important to women is men, and if a woman has no man, or the wrong man, she's probably screwing something up. It's not that all self-help authors are malevolent misogynists — it's just that it's not really possible to write a book called How To Figure Out What's Exactly Right For Your Unique, Individual Life, And Then Do That. People have to do that on their own.
Your Unique, Individual Life may include marriage, and you may even be making Foolish Choices that keep you from that goal, if in fact it is your goal. But assuming that it has to be your goal, and that you have to wait around for a man to make it happen, just reinforces the confining stereotypes that keep self-help authors in business. If women really want to take control of their lives, they'll stop buying He's Just Not That Into You, and start defining success — personal and professional — for themselves.
Self-Help Books: Why Women Can't Stop Reading Them... [Forbes]
Help This [New Yorker Book Bench]


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A Greek and International Asia fan club :: Asia :: Asian countries :: Japan Town Share
Japanese Sumo Wrestling: Foreigners Need Not Compete
Subject: Japanese Sumo Wrestling: Foreigners Need Not Compete Mon Mar 26, 2012 10:01 am
Japanese Sumo wrestling is a unique sport given the fact that professional sumo wrestling is only practiced inJapan. Moreover, both Japanese and foreigners (perhaps for different reasons though) see sumo wrestling as the very embodiment and symbol of Japanese culture because many of the rituals practiced in sumo comes from Shinto, the indigenous Japanese form of spirituality. In fact, I was once in transit at theTokyoAirportand the TV screens were showing a Japanese Sumo wrestling competition!
However, sumo wrestling has not exactly been welcoming non-Japanese. In fact and in 1992 after one sumo "stable" recruited six Mongolians, the recruiting of foreigners into sumo stables was unofficially banned.
Later on, it was ruled that each stable could recruit just two foreigners until a total of 40 foreigners were reached in the sport. Then in 2002, this foreigner sumo wrestling quota was lowered to just one foreigner per stable (but the quota was not made retroactive). However and if a foreign born sumo wrestler adopts Japanese citizenship as one Mongolian and one Tongan sumo wrestler had done, the stable would be allowed to recruit another foreigner.
Nevertheless and in 2010, the Japan Sumo Association ruled that they would define "foreign" as "foreign-born." This means that naturalized Japanese citizens, even if they have Japanese ancestry but were not born inJapan, would be counted as "foreign." Moreover and since there are only 52 sumo stables and roughly 800 professional sumo wrestlers registered with the Japan Sumo Association, the new rules would severely limit future "foreign" participation in Japanese sumo wrestling.
The move, as with previous rulings to limit "foreign" participation in Japanese sumo wrestling, was criticized by some for being racist. One columnist (who is a naturalized Japanese citizen) wrote in the Japan Times that the Japan Sumo Association's ruling was unlawful underJapan's Nationality Law and the country's constitution as neither allows for any distinctions between foreign-born and Japanese-born citizens. However, the columnist also noted that one stable master had expressed fears that Japanese sumo wrestling was being "overrun with foreign wrestlers."
On the other hand and in a 2007 article that appeared in the Guardian, it was reported that Japanese sumo wrestling had failed to attract one single Japanese recruit for the first time in its history. Hence, the Japan Sumo Association was forced to cancel its sumo wrestling tests.
The reasons cited included the popularity of foreign sports such as basketball and baseball among the youth, who also have more career and lifestyle options now, and the fact that Japanese sumo wrestlers have a grueling training regimen where they are forced to live a spartan existence. Moreover, the image of Japanese sumo wrestling has been tarnished in recent years by allegations of match fixing.
Hence, will the day come when the Japanese Sumo Association and Japanese sumo wrestling in particular will be forced to embrace foreign sumo wrestlers in order for the sport to survive? Only time will tell but given that Japan itself is increasingly facing a demographic crisis of falling birthrates and an aging population, it might be sooner rather than later when Japan will be forced to embrace foreign sumo wrestlers.
(Photos by "Better than Bacon")
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A Greek and International Asia fan club :: Asia :: Asian countries :: Japan Town


Male with yellow front and olive back, both heavily streaked black. White undertail. Black cap and rufous cheeks.
The Cape May Warbler feeds on spruce budworms in its boreal breeding grounds, but switches to nectar during winter in the West Indies. To collect nectar, this bird has a semitubular tongue that is unique among warblers.


For an extra $20.00 per person/per day you will have use of all Bayview Wildwood recreational facilities and most nightly entertainment.
Resort services include access to the change rooms, showers, pools, hot tubs, tennis courts, squash courts, billiards, ping-pong, exercise room. The boaters are also encouraged to attend the nightly entertainment that Bayview offers its guests, which is included in the Resort Services fee.


1Children and Adolescent Health Research Center, Resistant Tuberculosis Institute, Zahedan University of Medical Sciences and Health Services,Zahedan, IR Iran.
2Zabol University of Medical Sciences and Health Services, Zabol, IR Iran.
Celiac disease (CD) is an autoimmune mediated gluten sensitive enteropathy and characterized by a wide range of clinical manifestations. The study aimed to compare Doppler tissue echocardiography findings between children with celiac disease and healthy children.
This case-control study was performed on 186 celiac and healthy children aged 6- 19 years. Celiac diagnosed by clinical findings and laboratory's tests (tTGIgA) confirmed by intestinal biopsy. Controls consisted of voluntary individuals free of any diseases. Echocardiography performed on participants. Data analyzed utilizing SPSS software version 20.0.


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 Der bisherige französische öffentlich-rechtliche Sender RTF (Office de Radiodiffusion Télévision Française) wird in einer in Europa bislang einzigartigen Aktion privatisiert.
 In Chicago wird das Museum of Broadcast Communications eröffnet.
 Die japanische JVC führt den zu VHS abwärtskompatiblen S-VHS-Standard ein. Das Format, das durch getrennte Verarbeitung des Helligkeits- und des Farbsignals eine deutlich bessere Bildauflösung als VHS bietet, wendet sich vor allem an ambitionierte Amateurfilmer.
 Auf der Computermesse CeBIT stellt der amerikanische Hersteller Commodore International seinen Amiga 500 vor. In den späten 1980er Jahren wird der Amiga wegen seiner herausragenden Audio- und Grafikleistungen als Spielecomputer geschätzt, der ebenfalls vorgestellte, ursprünglich für den Profimarkt konzipierte Amiga 2000 findet aufgrund dieser Eigenschaften Verbreitung in der Szene der Videoamateure.
 12. Februar – Der Autor und Filmemacher Alexander Kluge gründet die Fernsehproduktionsfirma dctp.
 6. Mai – Die ARD und der DFF unterzeichnen einen Kooperationsvertrag über den gegenseitigen Austausch von Programmmaterial. So ist die DDR-Produktion  Sachsens Glanz und Preußens Gloria im Westfernsehen zu sehen.
 Dezember – In Deutschland kommen die ersten DAT-Rekorder in den Handel, die rasch Verbreitung im professionellen Einsatz von Fernseh- und Radiostationen finden. Der Streit mit der Musikindustrie um hochwertige Digitalkopien von CDs verhindert jedoch einen früheren Verkaufsstart. Dennoch gelingt es Tüftlern bereits Monate zuvor mittels eines in der Fachzeitschrift Stereo veröffentlichen einfachen Tricks die Kopiersperre zu umgehen.
 31. Dezember – RTL Plus verlegt seinen Sitz von Luxemburg nach Köln.

Hörfunk
 Dieter Dorner wird neuer Programmchef des österreichischen Popsenders Ö3 und löst damit Rudolf Klausnitzer (seit 1979) in dieser Funktion ab.
 Auf Ö3 ist wieder die von Wolfgang Kos gestaltete wöchentliche Sendung Popmuseum zu hören.
 Nach rund 3.000 Folgen wird die von Walter Richard Langer moderierte Musiksendung Vokal – Instrumental – International eingestellt.
 1. Januar – Der amerikanische Präsident Ronald Reagan wendet sich in seiner Neujahrsansprache, die von Radio Moskau übernommen wird, direkt an die Bevölkerung der Sowjetunion.
 1. Januar – Der SFB führt mit SFB 4 ein viertes Hörfunkprogramm ein.
 4. September – Auf Ö3 ist ein aus Turin live übertragenes Konzert der Who's that Girl-Welttournee von Madonna zu hören.
 5. Oktober – Der BR eröffnet seine Betriebszentrale in München-Freimann.
 Dezember – Auf Ö1 startet ein neues Programmschema mit neuen Sendungen wie der Interviewreihe Im Gespräch von Peter Huemer und der Featurereihe Tonspuren – Hörbilder zu Literatur. Erster Interviewgast Peter Huemers ist der Schriftsteller Peter Handke.

Fernsehen
 1. Januar – Beim ZDF ist erstmals die US-Fantasyserie Ein Engel auf Erden zu sehen.
 8. Januar – Das Erste Deutsche Fernsehen zeigt zum allerersten Mal Endstation goldener Fluß.
 10. Januar – Das Bayerische Fernsehen strahlt die erste Folge der Comedyreihe Kanal fatal aus.
 11. Januar – Im S3 ist die englische Serie Yes Minister erstmals zu sehen.
 19. Januar – Im Ersten Deutschen Fernsehen ist erstmals Moselbrück zu sehen.
 29. Januar – Der 41-teilig-deutsche Hochglanz-Soap Das Erbe der Guldenburgs hat im ZDF Premiere.
 30. Januar – Start des englischsprachigen Super Channel, der über Satellit in weiten Teilen Europas zu empfangen ist.
 31. Januar – Bei der Vergabe der 44. Golden Globes in Los Angeles werden die Fernsehserien L.A. Law und Golden Girls ausgezeichnet.
 5. Februar – Das ZDF beginnt mit der Ausstrahlung der Bill Cosby Show, die in der deutschen Synchronfassung zunächst den Titel Bill Cosbys Familienbande trägt.
 10. Februar – Im ZDF beginnt die Fernsehserie Der Landarzt.
 12. März – Das Erste Deutsche Fernsehen beginnt mit der Ausstrahlung von Das A-Team.
 26. März – Die Talkshow live ist erstmals beim ZDF zu sehen.
 5. April – Auf FOX ist die erste Ausgabe der Tracey Ullman Show zu sehen.
 5. April – Auf FOX startet Married… with Children, eine der erfolgreichsten Sitcoms der Fernsehgeschichte.
 5. April – Die 6-teilige Miniserie bei Sonntags Nach-Tisch, Der Schatz im Niemandsland ist erstmals im ZDF zu sehen.
 16. April – Das Erste Deutsche Fernsehen strahlt erstmals das Natur und Umweltmagazin für Kinder Sei kein Frosch aus.
 19. April – Die Zeichentrickfamilie Die Simpsons erscheint zum ersten Mal innerhalb eines fünfminütigen Kurzfilms mit dem Titel "Good Night" im amerikanischen Fernsehen.
 27. Juni – Bei RTLplus ist die US-Zeichentrickserie M.A.S.K. erstmals zu sehen.
 9. Juli – Das Erste Deutsche Fernsehen zeigt Stahlkammer Zürich.
 24. Juli – Start der britischen Spielserie Henry und ein linkes Bein im Ersten Deutschen Fernsehen.
 1. August – Sendestart von MTV Europe. Das erste ausgestrahlte Musikvideo ist das Video zu Money for Nothing von den Dire Straits.
 26. August – Die 49-teilig amerikanische Serie Die Colbys – Das Imperium ist bei Sat.1 zu sehen.
 27. August – Bei Sat.1 ist die US-Krimiserie Cagney & Lacey in deutscher Erstausstrahlung zu sehen.
 28. August – Die Personalityshow Na siehste! hat erstmals Premiere beim ZDF.
 29. August – Sat.1 strahlt als erste deutschsprachige Anstalt eine Episode der Serie MacGyver aus.
 September – Durch den Führungswechsel an der Unternehmensspitze kommen im ORF-Fernsehen einige neue Sendereihen wie Gesellschaftssendung Seitenblicke, die Jugendsendung X-Large, die Musikwunschsendung Wurlitzer oder die Doku-Reihe Universum zum Einsatz.
 10. September – Karl-Heinz Köpcke, "Mister Tagesschau", spricht zum letzten Mal die Tagesschau. Er hört damit nach 28 Jahren auf und übergibt die Aufgabe des Chefsprechers an Werner Veigel weiter.
 26. September – Zum ersten Mal wird eine Folge der ZDF-Samstagabendshow Wetten, dass..? von Thomas Gottschalk moderiert.
 4. Oktober – Auf FS 1, dem ersten Fernsehkanal des ORF, ist die erste Ausgabe des Musik- und Jugendkulturmagazins X-Large zu sehen.
 5. Oktober – Die Actionserie Hulk hat bei RTLplus Premiere.
 6. Oktober – Premiere der ARD-Serie Praxis Bülowbogen im Ersten Deutschen Fernsehen.
 7. Oktober – Die US-Agentserie Der Equalizer hat erstmals bei RTLplus Premiere.
 9. Oktober – Auf ORF und dem Ersten Deutschen Fernsehen ist die erste Ausgabe der Dating-Show Herzblatt, moderiert von Rudi Carrell, zu sehen.
 15. November – Beim ZDF ist erstmals die 18-teilige deutsche Hotelserie Waldhaus u. a. mit Maria Singer, Heinz Moog und Hansi Kraus zu sehen.
 21. November – Im Ersten Deutschen Fernsehen, dem SRG und auf FS 1 wird die letzte Ausgabe der Quizshow Einer wird gewinnen mit Hans-Joachim Kulenkampff ausgestrahlt.
 22. November – Die Ausstrahlung der Doctor Who Folge Horror of Fang Rock wird auf dem PBS-Kanal WTTW in Chicago durch ein Störsignal eines Piratensenders für 88 Sekunden unterbrochen. Dabei erscheint ein Mann in einer Max-Headroom-Maske. Der Vorfall wurde als Max Headroom broadcast signal intrusion incident bekannt.
 5. Dezember – Die erste US-Zeichentrickserie Die Glücksbärchis startet exklusiv für Kinder bei RTLplus.
 14. Dezember – Die Schulzeitsendung mit Dieter Kronzucker,Klassentreffen hat im ZDF Premiere.
 15. Dezember – Die 39-teilige Serie aus den USA Flamingo Road ist erstmals im Ersten Deutschen Fernsehen zu sehen.
 20. Dezember – Der Sonntags Nach-Tisch wird zum letzten Mal vom ZDF ausgestrahlt.
 21. Dezember – Das ZDF strahlt die 34-teilige Kinderserie Hals über Kopf erstmals aus.
 25. Dezember – Das ZDF strahlt die erste Folge der Weihnachtsserie Anna mit Patrick Bach und Silvia Seidel aus.

Geboren
 28. September – Hilary Duff, US-amerikanische Schauspielerin, wird in Houston, Texas geboren. Sie wird 2001–2004 in der Sitcom Lizzie McGuire durch die Verkörperung der Titelrolle einem weltweiten Fernsehpublikum bekannt.
 4. Dezember – Orlando Brown, US-amerikanischer Schauspieler, wird in Los Angeles geboren. Er wird durch die Rolle des Eddie Thomas in der US-Fernsehserie Raven blickt durch bekannt.

Gestorben
 10. Februar – Hans Rosenthal, deutscher Showmaster (Dalli Dalli) stirbt 61-jährig in Berlin.
 24. Februar – Jim Connors, US-amerikanischer Radiomoderator, stirbt 46-jährig in Virginia.
 3. März – Danny Kaye, US-amerikanischer Comedian und Schauspieler stirbt 76-jährig in Los Angeles.
 13. März – Bernhard Grzimek, deutscher Verhaltensforscher, Tiermediziner und Fernsehmoderator (ARD-Reihe Ein Platz für Tiere) stirbt 77-jährig in Frankfurt am Main.
 19. April – Hugh Brannum, US-amerikanischer Radio- und Fernsehmoderator stirbt 77-jährig in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Brannum wurde vor allem durch die CBS-Kinderserie Captain Kangaroo bekannt.
 19. August – Hayden Rorke, US-amerikanischer Schauspieler, stirbt 76-jährig in Toluca Lake. Rorke wurde einem weltweiten Fernsehpublikum in der Rolle des Colonel Alfred Bellows in der Fernsehserie Bezaubernde Jeannie, 1965–1970 bekannt.
 5. September – Quinn Martin, US-amerikanischer Fernsehproduzent stirbt 65-jährig in Kalifornien. Die von ihm gegründete "QM-Produktions" war für so erfolgreiche Serien wie Auf der Flucht, 1963–1967 oder Die Straßen von San Francisco, 1972–1977 verantwortlich.
 11. September – Lorne Greene, kanadischer Hörfunkmoderator und Schauspieler, stirbt 72-jährig in Santa Monica. Greene verkörperte in der Westernserie Bonanza die Rolle des Ben Cartwright.
 27. Oktober – Heinz Fischer-Karwin, österreichischer Journalist, Hörfunk- und Fernsehmoderator, stirbt 72-jährig in Wien. Er wurde durch seine langjährige Hörfunksendung Aus Burg und Oper und der späteren Fernsehsendung Ihr Auftritt bitte zu einer Figur des öffentlichen Lebens in Österreich.
 1. November – Erwin Parker, deutscher Schauspieler, Hörspielsprecher und Schauspiellehrer stirbt 84-jährig in Zürich.
 4. November – Ekkehard Fritsch, deutscher Schauspieler (Die Wicherts von nebenan, Die Hesselbachs) stirbt 66-jährig in Berlin.

Siehe auch

Weblinks
 Nicole Kiefer: Zeittafel der Geschichte des Rundfunks/Rundfunkgesetzgebung. In: Universität des Saarlandes

 TV-Programme von Gestern und Vorgestern: Fernseh-Chronik 1980–1997

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The audition consists of SIX parts.
A few sentences about yourself and your personal church and community involvement. Also, new students are asked to submit TWO recommendation forms, to be postmarked or emailed to the Convention office by January 25, which will be considered in your final score.
At the audition site, we will use this as a warm-up for your voice and to give us the opportunity to hear your highest and lowest notes.
You will need to prepare one memorized stanza of one hymn from the list below. During this section, you will be scored on your tone quality, intonation, diction, dynamic control and memorization. If your stanza is not memorized, you will be deducted one (1) point.
We will provide a hymn that you will be asked to sight read on the spot at the audition site. You will sight read your vocal line (meaning Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) and are allowed to sing on "La" instead of having to sing the words of the hymn. During this section of the audition, you will be scored on your ability to sight read your part with the correct rhythm and correct notes.
Download this sheet with two songs. Choose either, Be Strong in the Lord, stanza 1, OR Amazing Grace, stanzas 1 and 5. You will need to be able to sing your vocal line (meaning Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) from the music provided. You will need to be able to sing the written words on this one and the accompanist will play the piano part while you sing your prepared line. Stanzas do not have to be memorized. During this section of the audition, you will be scored on your preparation, dynamics and breath control.
You will need to sing back two short musical phrases played and sung for you.


KUALA LUMPUR: El Nino phenomenon this year will be as bad as it was in the year 1997, predicted National Antarctica Research Centre (NARC) director Prof Datuk Dr Azizan Abu Samah.
He said this is based on the low rainfall across the country this year.
He said based on the experience in 1997, Malaysia must be able to plan and estimate the impact of the global weather phenomenon better, this time.
"Malaysia must be able to look at this phenomenon not just from the water supply angle in the Klang Valley especially but must also look out for possible outbreaks," he said in an interview with Agenda AWANI, Wednesday.
"El Nino impacts Kuala Lumpur and water supply as a result of low rainfall," he added.
"If it is too hot, states like Kedah may not be able to produce rice twice a year. If Thailand experiences the hot weather for too long, then the price of rice will go up. These things are inter-related," he said.
Azizan also called on the government to revive the El Nino special cabinet committee which was set up last year.
The committee headed by Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin monitored the impact of the dry spell from various aspects, including weather changes, health and agriculture.
It also monitored and implemented comprehensive mitigation measures at the national level to brace in all economic and social sectors.
Azizan also warned that Malaysia is still not prepared to face El Nino and lacked the expertise to face such phenomenon.
He also called on the government to invest in researches on weather changes.
The El Nino is predicted to persist until March 2016.
The 1997-1998 El Nino phenomenon brought severe drought and water rationing in Malaysia.