Wet heartwood in black spruce (Picea mariana (Mill.) BSP) causes considerable problems during the drying process. Forest companies try to avoid harvesting stands with wet heartwood, but no relationship has been yet established between the incidence of wet heartwood and tree or site characteristics. To characterize areas containing a significant proportion of black spruce affected by wet heartwood, a total of 635 black spruce trees were sampled in eighteen 400 m2 study plots under management in the central boreal forest of Quebec. A total of 18 study sites were analysed and classified as wet, intermediate, or dry, based on the proportion of individuals with wet heartwood. Thirteen of the study sites were classified as wet, two as intermediate, and three as dry. The average age calculated for trees on wet sites was significantly (p = 0.0001) higher than that of the other two classes, whereas growth rate was significantly lower on wet sites. No difference was noted in the average height or diameter of the individuals from all three classes. The wet sites contained organic soil, whereas Podzols characterized two of the three dry study sites. An additional sampling of black spruce (n = 509) revealed a significant relationship between the groundwater level and heartwood moisture content classification (i.e., dry, intermediate, or wet). Trees in the dry heartwood class grew on sites with the lowest groundwater levels (p = 0.002) compared with trees in the wet or intermediate classes. © 2006 NRC.


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When I rented my 10 year old daughter's equipment for the year (just starting) it came with the offer of a $99 season pass for her. Is it worth it? I don't find too many positive reviews online.
I can't speak to any kids programs or lessons, but Ragged itself is awesome for what it is. A smaller vibe ski area in So. NH with phenomenal tree skiing and good mountain ops.
I went to Ragged a couple seasons ago on a similar deal and had an excellent time. Smallish but with lots of interesting terrain, very friendly and family-oriented.
Ragged's terrific, and you probably won't find many people here who would say otherwise. If you think your daughter will go another 3 or 4 more times before the end of the season, it'll be money well spent.
Thanks! We're looking forward to it.
Good terrain for its size, uncrowded. Fast lifts, phenomenal trees when they're in play. $99 you won't miss.
I concur. When our kids were smaller, Ragged was our number one destination for day trips. They have really great memories of that area. They now prefer bigger, steeper terrain, but actually, when the trees are in play, we still really like Ragged. Highly recommend it.


Google Assistant is about to get a lot smarter in how it speaks to you, understands you, and sees the world. Google engineer Behshad Behzadi gave us a peek at some of the assistant's improved natural language understanding and computer vision at Google Developer Days in Krakow, Poland this week.
Behzadi called his demo a "mixture of things which are live and launched" and said each new feature would become available "within the next few months or the next year." Here are some of the features that do not yet appear to be live or widely available.
We've known Google Assistant would work with Lens computer vision since it was first announced at the company's I/O developer conference in June.
Google Lens can identify objects, text, and buildings when you point your camera at them. With Lens, Google Assistant gets the ability to see and can then talk to you about what it identifies via your camera.
In one example showcased at I/O, Lens was pointed at a theater and the assistant then searched online for tickets to shows at that theater. Behzadi showed Lens doing even more when the camera was pointed at different objects, including providing the number of calories in an apple and converting paper money to a different currency.
To showcase this feature, Behzadi told Google Assistant to "be my Vietnamese translator" and the assistant performed real-time translation, both with text on the phone and through the Assistant's voice. No details were provided about the number of languages that would be available for on-the-spot-translation.
This feature is surfacing shortly before Apple's expected announcement of the launch of iOS 11, which will include real-time translation with Siri.
Google Assistant is also learning how to focus on the intent of your first question and then continue to answer follow-up questions about the initial topic. Once available, this feature will mean users can go deeper into understanding a topic without needing to restate their intent after every question.
So you will be able to say "Where is the Empire State building?" and then follow that up with "I want to see pictures" or "Who built it?" to get results for the Empire State building. Say: "What are the Italian restaurants around there?" and Google Assistant will serve up listings near the Empire State building.
Following the same logic with image searches, saying "Show me Thomas" will bring up a picture of the most popular result, Thomas the Tank Engine, but if you say "Bayern Munchen team roster" and then say "Show me Thomas," you'll get photos of player Thomas Müller.
The ability to answer follow-up questions was first spotted in Amazon's Alexa in late 2016.
Vague, longer queries will also be better understood with improved natural language understanding.
Say: "What is the name of the movie where Tom Cruise acts in it and he plays pool and while he plays pool he dances?" and Google Assistant will respond with the name of the movie (it's The Color of Money), a summary, and the cast.
"This is possible by merging the power of search — the signals coming from Google search — with machine learning," Behzadi said.
No specific details about improved speech recognition were provided, but Behzadi said Google Assistant is getting better at understanding voices in loud environments.
"We actually have spent lots of time on trying to improve the speech recognition in noisy environments, added lots of data to the machine learning systems behind automatically generated noise — like fake noise of a stadium or people or cars — and that's actually how we've managed to significantly improve this," he said.


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Q: Prob. 15, Chap. 2, in Royden's REAL ANALYSIS: For any set of positive measure and $\epsilon > 0$, there are finitely many disjoint measurable sets ... Here is Prob. 15, Chap. 2, in the book Real Analysis by H.L. Royden and P.M. Fitzpatrick, 4th edition:

Show that if $E$ has finite measure and $\epsilon > 0$, then $E$ is the disjoint union of a finite number of measurable sets, each of which has measure at most $\epsilon$.

Here $E \subset \mathbb{R}$ of course, and $m^*(E) < \infty$, where $m^*(E)$ is the infimum of the the set of all the sums of the form $\sum_{k = 1}^\infty l \left( I_k \right)$, where $\left\{ I_k \right\}_{k=1}^\infty$ is a countable collection of non-empty, bounded open intervals which cover $E$ and, for each $k$, $l \left( I_k \right)$ denotes the length of the interval $I_k$.
How to proceed from here?

A: For each $n\in \Bbb Z$, let
$$ S_n := E\cap \big[ n\epsilon, (n+1)\epsilon \big) .$$
Then $$+\infty > m^*(E)=\sum_{n\in \Bbb Z} m^* \left( S_n \right)= \lim_{p\to \infty} \sum_{n \in \mathbb{Z}, \lvert n \rvert \leq p} m^* \left( S_n \right). $$
So take $p\in \Bbb N$ large enough that
$$ m^*(E)-\epsilon \leq \sum_{ n \in \mathbb{Z}, \lvert n \rvert \leq p} m^* \left( S_n \right) \leq m^*(E). $$
Let
$$ \mathscr{B} := \left\{ S_n \colon n \in \mathbb{Z}, \lvert n \rvert \leq  p \right\}, $$ and let
$$ \mathscr{A} :=  \mathscr{B} \bigcup \left\{ E\setminus \cup_{B \in \mathscr{B} } B  \right\}.$$
Then $\mathscr{A}$ is a finite pairwise-disjoint measurable family with
$$ \bigcup_{A \in \mathscr{A}} A =E ,$$ and $$ A \in \mathscr{A} \implies m(A) \le \epsilon.$$

A: The statement is trivial if $E$ is an interval. For example, if $E = (a, b),$ then we may write $$E = \bigcup_{0 \leq k \leq \lfloor \frac{b - a}{\varepsilon} - 1 \rfloor} (a + k \varepsilon, a + (k + 1) \varepsilon] \cup (a + \lfloor \frac{b - a}{\varepsilon}\rfloor \varepsilon, b).$$ Thus the statement is true for intervals. The same can be done for any finite union of intervals, since this can be written as a finite union of disjoint intervals.
Assume now that $E$ is a general measurable set with finite measure and let $\varepsilon > 0$. Then let $\bigcup_{1 \leq n \leq N} I_n$ such that $m(E \Delta \bigcup_{1 \leq n \leq N} I_n) < \varepsilon.$ Cover the union of intervals as discussed in the previous paragraph. Note that $E \Delta \bigcup_{1 \leq n \leq N} I_n = (E \setminus \bigcup_{1 \leq n \leq N} I_n) \cup(\bigcup_{1 \leq n \leq N} I_n \setminus E)$ and this has measure smaller than $\varepsilon.$ Then so does $E \setminus \bigcup_{1 \leq n \leq N} I_n.$ Then a covering such as the one you desire is given by the sets covering $\bigcup_{1 \leq n \leq N} I_n$ intersected with $E$ afterwards (of course, the measure is still less than $\varepsilon$) and $E \setminus \bigcup_{1 \leq n \leq N} I_n.$ I hope this helps. :)

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Nigerian supporters of the reinstatement of the Republic of Biafra – territories independent from Nigeria from 1967 until 1970 and re-annexed to the African nation following a civil war that killed between one and three million people – might be joining forces with militants from the Niger Delta, southern Nigeria, an intelligence group has warned.
Niger Delta's militant groups originated in the early 2000s following the deterioration of the living conditions of people living in oil-rich areas due to the increase of oil-related activities by foreign oil corporations. Tensions between foreign oil corporations in the region and local communities arose as some ethnic groups felt they were being exploited and could not benefit by the presence of oil in the area.
Groups include: Niger Delta People's Volunteer Force (NDPVF), Niger Delta Vigilante (NDV) and The Niger Delta Liberation Front (NDLF).
David Otto, CEO of UK-based global security provider TGS Intelligence Consultants, said there are fears that the organisation is "gearing up to seek for a secession".
Otto also said that following the election of president Muhammadu Buhari, a northerner, in May, the issue of Biafra has gathered more momentum. He explained: "In Nigeria, when there is a northerner in power, there are problems in the south and vice-versa. The purpose of this is usually to destabilise the president who is in power at that time.
"Biafrans are now looking for a trigger, they are looking for maybe someone who gets shot, that is why now they are claiming that police are shooting them."
Referring to two episodes, which occurred on 30 August and 6 September, when pro-Biafrans organised marches and alleged that the police shot and killed some demonstrators, Otto said: "If you organise a protest in a state within a state asking for secession, the police have the authority to dislodge such a movement.
"We have heard reports that police have shot on the crowd on 6 September and one person was reported dead. But you will never get the exact number of casualties neither from the police nor from the protesters. Most of the times, for you to know whether the group was armed or not, is if that group actually shot one of the policemen. In the case of 30 August, none of the police members was injured."
Otto said pro-Biafrans can become like terror group Boko Haram, which carries out attacks primarily in northern Nigeria and Cameroon, and aims to establish an Islamic caliphate throughout the occupied territories.
People in the Eastern Region - a former federal division of Nigeria with capital Enugu - mainly from the Igbo community, wanted to secede due to ethnic, religious and economic differences with other communities in Nigeria.
The Eastern Region gained independence following two coup d'etats in 1966 and 1967. The fact that Nigeria's oil was located in the south of the country played a major role in the eruption of the war, during which medicine and food shortages in Biafra led to the death of thousands of people.
He said: "The Biafrans are looking for a trigger, like what happened with Boko Haram, which became more lethal in 2009, following the death of former leader Mohammed Yusuf at the hands of the Nigerian police.
"We know that the Biafran movement has acquired ammunition during the Jonathan's administration and they are working with the Niger Delta militias, who are well-armed," he continued. "Niger Delta are willing to join forces because they will be able to create more unrest and carry out their activities without any disruption. The benefit is enormous.
"Nigeria is dealing with Boko Haram in the north and if the situation in the south escalates, it might breakdown the country. It will be a reminiscent of what happened between 1967 and 1970."
A perceived increase in pro-Biafran activities was also confirmed by Anambra State commissioner of police, Hassan Karma, during a previous interview with IBTimes UK.
He said: "Massob [Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra] and other movements are snatching arms from security agencies. They are preparing to do something that tomorrow will become an international embarrassment for Nigeria and we say no to it. Criminals are criminals anyway, under whatever name they call themselves."
"It is people taking laws into their hands and it's the same situation that generated Boko Haram today in the northeast. People started like this, even in Niger Delta, where militants started kidnapping people for extortion," he continued.
Earlier in September, dozens of pro-Biafrans were arrested after the inspector general of police, Solomon E Arase, released a statement urging authorities to clamp down on people who behaved violently across the country. It read: "This directive becomes imperative owing to recent activities of members of the Massob and the Indigenous People of Biafra [Ipob] in some parts of the country."
A member of Ipob who spoke to IBTimes UK under conditions of anonymity, said: "I can neither confirm nor deny their [police and intelligence] claims. But one thing that I could say about the whole story concerning the Biafra movement, is that the Nigerian government and institutions will do anything possible to discredit the viability of what we are agitating for."
The source alleged that police are arresting people who have the Radio Biafra application on their mobile phones and added: "Niger Delta militants are Biafrans who are called by such name only to further divide Biafra."


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За репрезентацију Јапана дебитовала је 2007. године. За тај тим одиграла је 18 утакмица и постигла је 8 голова.

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Stocks end day sharply higher as strong earnings reports are being delivered. The rebound rally in Europe also aided in the rally, ending the Dow's six session losing streak. The 5.6% drop that Wall Street experienced yesterday pales in comparison to many other drops in October, and it didn't even make the top 10 worst Octobers in stock history. In 2008, there was 16.9% drop on the Street and in 1987 Black Monday arrived with a 20.47% drop.
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Lee Unkrich (* 8. August 1967 in Cleveland, Ohio) ist ein US-amerikanischer Filmeditor, Filmregisseur und zweimaliger Oscarpreisträger.

Leben
Unkrich ist ein langjähriges Mitglied bei Pixar, wo er 1994 als Bildeditor anfing. Später wurde er Co-Regisseur der Filme Toy Story 2, Die Monster AG und Findet Nemo. 2010 führte er Regie bei Toy Story 3, der unter anderem mit dem Golden Globe Award und dem Oscar ausgezeichnet wurde. Seinen zweiten Oscar erhielt er ebenfalls in der Kategorie Bester animierter Spielfilm für Coco.

Anfang September 2009 wurde Unkrich bei den 66. Filmfestspielen von Venedig gemeinsam mit seinen Berufskollegen Brad Bird, Pete Docter, John Lasseter und Andrew Stanton mit dem Goldenen Löwen für das Lebenswerk geehrt.

Filmografie
 1995: Toy Story (Filmeditor)
 1998: Das große Krabbeln (A Bug's Life) (Filmeditor)
 1999: Toy Story 2 (Co-Regie, Filmeditor)
 2001: Die Monster AG (Monsters, Inc.) (Co-Regie, Filmeditor)
 2003: Findet Nemo (Finding Nemo) (Co-Regie, Filmeditor)
 2006: Cars (Filmeditor)
 2010: Toy Story 3 (Regie)
 2013: Die Monster Uni (Monsters University) (ausführender Produzent)
 2015: Arlo & Spot (The Good Dinosaur) (ausführender Produzent)
 2017: Coco – Lebendiger als das Leben! (Coco) (Regie)

Auszeichnungen (Auswahl)
 2000: Annie Award: Auszeichnung in der Kategorie Beste individuelle Leistung – Animation für Toy Story 2
 2004: Annie Award: Auszeichnung in der Kategorie Beste Regie – Animation für Findet Nemo
 2011: Academy Awards: Oscar in der Kategorie Bester animierter Spielfilm für Toy Story 3
 2011: British Academy of Film and Television Arts: BAFTA Award in der Kategorie Bester animierter Spielfilm für Toy Story 3
 2018: Academy Awards: Oscar in der Kategorie Bester animierter Spielfilm für Coco
 2018: British Academy of Film and Television Arts: BAFTA Award in der Kategorie Bester animierter Spielfilm für Coco
 2018: Annie Award: Auszeichnung in der Kategorie Beste Regie – Animation für Coco

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Filmregisseur
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Geboren 1967
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We do not know if we are having a boy or a girl. We wanted the nursery to be bright and fun. We also wanted it to have more of an eclectic feel and not a theme. It was important to us for the room to be colorful but having some of the main pieces remain neutral. Getting this space ready has been the highlight of my pregnancy.
I had bought a few pieces from Etsy, but was having a hard time putting it all together. We decided to have an eclectic nursery incorporating safari animals and fun pops of color. We just bought things we liked and found a way to pull it together with accessories.
I have a very eclectic style. I like different styles but try not to be overly dominate in any one style.
The antique dresser I painted. It was my first attempt at painting furniture and I was happy how it turned out.
You do not have to do a theme. You can get pieces you like that are important to you and you can find a way to pull everything together.
LOVE this room. Very cute. Can you give a list of Etsy shops you bought from?
Thank you! Please feel free to email me if you have any more questions or trouble finding anything.
I'm having trouble locating "Mod Stitchery" on Etsy. Could you maybe supply a link? Thank you! Love the room!
What about the amazing mirror? Where is that from?
We bought the cabinet for my office a few years ago. We are limited in space so it is perfect for diapers etc.
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'Merry Christmas' or 'Happy Holidays?' Greetings divide Americans
Holly Meyer
hmeyer@tennessean.com
It's "Merry Christmas" versus "Happy Holidays," and Americans are divided on whether businesses should use one greeting over the other out of respect for people of different faiths.
Forty-seven percent say companies should greet customers with "Happy Holidays" or "Seasons Greetings" while 46 percent say they should stick with "Merry Christmas," according to a new PRRI survey. Interviewers asked questions via phone between Dec. 7-11, and the survey's margin of error is plus or minus 3.6 percentage points.
While views on the appropriate greetings haven't budged much in the last six years, age, religion and political affiliation create even sharper divisions.
Two-thirds of young adults say "Happy Holidays" is best; whereas, a majority of seniors prefer "Merry Christmas." A majority of white Evangelical Protestants and Catholics prefer "Merry Christmas," but a majority of the religiously unaffiliated and nonwhite Protestants say "Happy Holidays" is better. Republicans and Democrats also are split with 67 percent of GOP supporters picking "Merry Christmas" and 66 percent of Democrats siding with "Happy Holidays."
Get the 'War on Christmas' malarkey started early
While Christmas is observed by the vast majority of Americans, an increasing number of people do not celebrate the December holiday as religious. In 2005, 19 percent said it was not too religious compared to 27 percent this year. Age, political affiliation and religious affiliation are factors in whether Christmas is celebrated as a cultural holiday or a religious one.
Despite the contentious 2016 presidential election, the vast majority of Americans talk about politics with their family members, and only 16 percent reported arguing about them during Thanksgiving. Young adults were more likely to say their political conversation turned into a disagreement than seniors.
Only 5 percent of Americans said they changed their holiday plans to avoid conflict, and only 13 percent said they blocked, unfriended or stopped following someone on social media because of their political posts.
Reach Holly Meyer at 615-259-8241 and on Twitter @HollyAMeyer.


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namespace co
{

// 侵入式数据结构Hook基类
struct TSQueueHook
{
    TSQueueHook* prev = nullptr;
    TSQueueHook* next = nullptr;
    void *check_ = nullptr;

    ALWAYS_INLINE void link(TSQueueHook* theNext) {
        assert(next == nullptr);
        assert(theNext->prev == nullptr);
        next = theNext;
        theNext->prev = this;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE void unlink(TSQueueHook* theNext) {
        assert(next == theNext);
        assert(theNext->prev == this);
        next = nullptr;
        theNext->prev = nullptr;
    }
};

// 侵入式双向链表
// moveable, noncopyable, foreachable
// erase, size, empty: O(1)
template <typename T>
class SList
{
    static_assert((std::is_base_of<TSQueueHook, T>::value), "T must inherit TSQueueHook");

public:
    // !! 支持边遍历边删除 !!
    struct iterator
    {
        T* ptr;
        T* prev;
        T* next;

        iterator() : ptr(nullptr), prev(nullptr), next(nullptr) {}
        iterator(T* p) { reset(p); }
        void reset(T* p) {
            ptr = p;
            next = ptr ? (T*)ptr->next : nullptr;
            prev = ptr ? (T*)ptr->prev : nullptr;
        }

        friend bool operator==(iterator const& lhs, iterator const& rhs)
        { return lhs.ptr == rhs.ptr; }
        friend bool operator!=(iterator const& lhs, iterator const& rhs)
        { return !(lhs.ptr == rhs.ptr); }

        iterator& operator++() { reset(next); return *this; }
        iterator operator++(int) { iterator ret = *this; ++(*this); return ret; }
        iterator& operator--() { reset(prev); return *this; }
        iterator operator--(int) { iterator ret = *this; --(*this); return ret; }
        T& operator*() { return *(T*)ptr; }
        T* operator->() { return (T*)ptr; }
    };

    T* head_;
    T* tail_;
    std::size_t count_;

public:
    SList() : head_(nullptr), tail_(nullptr), count_(0) {}

    SList(TSQueueHook* h, TSQueueHook* t, std::size_t count)
        : head_((T*)h), tail_((T*)t), count_(count) {}

    SList(SList const&) = delete;
    SList& operator=(SList const&) = delete;

    SList(SList<T> && other)
    {
        head_ = other.head_;
        tail_ = other.tail_;
        count_ = other.count_;
        other.stealed();
    }

    SList& operator=(SList<T> && other)
    {
        clear();
        head_ = other.head_;
        tail_ = other.tail_;
        count_ = other.count_;
        other.stealed();
        return *this;
    }

    void append(SList<T> && other) {
        if (other.empty())
            return ;

        if (empty()) {
            *this = std::move(other);
            return ;
        }

        tail_->link(other.head_);
        tail_ = other.tail_;
        count_ += other.count_;
        other.stealed();
    }

    SList<T> cut(std::size_t n) {
        if (empty()) return SList<T>();

        if (n >= size()) {
            SList<T> o(std::move(*this));
            return o;
        }

        if (n == 0) {
            return SList<T>();
        }

        SList<T> o;
        auto pos = head_;
        for (std::size_t i = 1; i < n; ++i)
            pos = (T*)pos->next;
        o.head_ = head_;
        o.tail_ = pos;
        o.count_ = n;

        count_ -= n;
        head_ = (T*)pos->next;
        pos->unlink(head_);
        return o;
    }

    ~SList()
    {
        assert(count_ == 0);
    }

    iterator begin() { return iterator{head_}; }
    iterator end() { return iterator(); }
    ALWAYS_INLINE bool empty() const { return head_ == nullptr; }
    iterator erase(iterator it)
    {
        T* ptr = (it++).ptr;
        erase(ptr);
        return it;
    }
    bool erase(T* ptr, void *check)
    {
        if (ptr->check_ != check) return false;
        erase(ptr);
        return true;
    }
    void erase(T* ptr)
    {
        if (ptr->prev) ptr->prev->next = ptr->next;
        else head_ = (T*)head_->next;
        if (ptr->next) ptr->next->prev = ptr->prev;
        else tail_ = (T*)tail_->prev;
        ptr->prev = ptr->next = nullptr;
        -- count_;
//        printf("SList.erase ptr=%p, use_count=%ld\n", ptr, ptr->use_count());
        DecrementRef(ptr);
//        printf("SList.erase done\n");
    }
    std::size_t size() const
    {
        return count_;
    }
    void clear()
    {
        auto it = begin();
        while (it != end())
            it = erase(it);
        stealed();
    }
    void stealed()
    {
        head_ = tail_ = nullptr;
        count_ = 0;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE TSQueueHook* head() { return head_; }
    ALWAYS_INLINE TSQueueHook* tail() { return tail_; }
};

// 线程安全的队列(支持随机删除)
template <typename T, bool ThreadSafe = true>
class TSQueue
{
    static_assert((std::is_base_of<TSQueueHook, T>::value), "T must inherit TSQueueHook");

//private:
public:
    typedef typename std::conditional<ThreadSafe,
            LFLock, FakeLock>::type lock_t;
    typedef typename std::conditional<ThreadSafe,
            std::lock_guard<LFLock>,
            fake_lock_guard>::type LockGuard;
    lock_t ownerLock_;
    lock_t *lock_;
    TSQueueHook* head_;
    TSQueueHook* tail_;
    volatile std::size_t count_;
    void *check_; // 可选的erase检测

public:
    TSQueue()
    {
        head_ = tail_ = new TSQueueHook;
        count_ = 0;
        check_ = this;
        lock_ = &ownerLock_;
    }

    ~TSQueue()
    {
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        while (head_ != tail_) {
            TSQueueHook *prev = tail_->prev;
            DecrementRef((T*)tail_);
            tail_ = prev;
        }
        delete head_;
        head_ = tail_ = 0;
    }

    void setLock(lock_t *lock) {
        lock_ = lock;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE lock_t& LockRef() {
        return *lock_;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE void front(T*& out)
    {
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        out = (T*)head_->next;
        if (out) out->check_ = check_;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE void next(T* ptr, T*& out)
    {
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        nextWithoutLock(ptr, out);
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE void nextWithoutLock(T* ptr, T*& out)
    {
        out = (T*)ptr->next;
        if (out) out->check_ = check_;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE bool empty()
    {
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        return !count_;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE bool emptyUnsafe()
    {
        return !count_;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE std::size_t size()
    {
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        return count_;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE T* pop()
    {
        if (head_ == tail_) return nullptr;
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        if (head_ == tail_) return nullptr;
        TSQueueHook* ptr = head_->next;
        if (ptr == tail_) tail_ = head_;
        head_->next = ptr->next;
        if (ptr->next) ptr->next->prev = head_;
        ptr->prev = ptr->next = nullptr;
        ptr->check_ = nullptr;
        -- count_;
        DecrementRef((T*)ptr);
        return (T*)ptr;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE void push(SList<T> && elements)
    {
        if (elements.empty()) return ;
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        pushWithoutLock(std::move(elements));
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE void pushWithoutLock(SList<T> && elements)
    {
        if (elements.empty()) return ;
        assert(elements.head_->prev == nullptr);
        assert(elements.tail_->next == nullptr);
        TSQueueHook* listHead = elements.head_;
        count_ += elements.size();
        tail_->link(listHead);
        tail_ = elements.tail_;
        elements.stealed();
#if LIBGO_DEBUG
        for (TSQueueHook* pos = listHead; pos; pos = pos->next)
            pos->check_ = check_;
#endif
    }

    // O(n), 慎用.
    ALWAYS_INLINE SList<T> pop_front(uint32_t n)
    {
        if (head_ == tail_) return SList<T>();
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        if (head_ == tail_) return SList<T>();
        TSQueueHook* first = head_->next;
        TSQueueHook* last = first;
        uint32_t c = 1;
#if LIBGO_DEBUG
        first->check_ = nullptr;
#endif
        for (; c < n && last->next; ++c) {
            last = last->next;
#if LIBGO_DEBUG
            last->check_ = nullptr;
#endif
        }
        if (last == tail_) tail_ = head_;
        head_->next = last->next;
        if (last->next) last->next->prev = head_;
        first->prev = last->next = nullptr;
        count_ -= c;
        return SList<T>(first, last, c);
    }

    // O(n), 慎用.
    ALWAYS_INLINE SList<T> pop_back(uint32_t n)
    {
        if (head_ == tail_) return SList<T>();
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        return pop_backWithoutLock(n);
    }
    ALWAYS_INLINE SList<T> pop_backWithoutLock(uint32_t n)
    {
        if (head_ == tail_) return SList<T>();
        TSQueueHook* last = tail_;
        TSQueueHook* first = last;
        uint32_t c = 1;
#if LIBGO_DEBUG
        first->check_ = nullptr;
#endif
        for (; c < n && first->prev != head_; ++c) {
            assert(first->prev != nullptr);
            first = first->prev;
#if LIBGO_DEBUG
            first->check_ = nullptr;
#endif
        }
        tail_ = first->prev;
        first->prev = tail_->next = nullptr;
        count_ -= c;
        return SList<T>(first, last, c);
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE SList<T> pop_all()
    {
        if (head_ == tail_) return SList<T>();
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        return pop_allWithoutLock();
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE SList<T> pop_allWithoutLock()
    {
        if (head_ == tail_) return SList<T>();
        TSQueueHook* first = head_->next;
        TSQueueHook* last = tail_;
        tail_ = head_;
        head_->next = nullptr;
        first->prev = last->next = nullptr;
        std::size_t c = count_;
        count_ = 0;
        return SList<T>(first, last, c);
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE bool erase(T* hook, bool check = false)
    {
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        return eraseWithoutLock(hook, check);
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE bool eraseWithoutLock(T* hook, bool check = false, bool refCount = true)
    {
        if (check && hook->check_ != check_) return false;
#if LIBGO_DEBUG
        assert(hook->check_ == check_);
#endif
        assert(hook->prev != nullptr);
        assert(hook == tail_ || hook->next != nullptr);
        if (hook->prev) hook->prev->next = hook->next;
        if (hook->next) hook->next->prev = hook->prev;
        else if (hook == tail_) tail_ = tail_->prev;
        hook->prev = hook->next = nullptr;
        hook->check_ = nullptr;
        assert(count_ > 0);
        -- count_;
        if (refCount)
            DecrementRef((T*)hook);
        return true;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE size_t pushWithoutLock(T* element, bool refCount = true)
    {
        TSQueueHook *hook = static_cast<TSQueueHook*>(element);
        assert(hook->next == nullptr);
        assert(hook->prev == nullptr);
        tail_->link(hook);
        tail_ = hook;
        hook->next = nullptr;
        hook->check_ = check_;
        DebugPrint(dbg_suspend, "pushWithoutLock before this=0x%p size=%lu", (void*)this, count_);
        ++ count_;
        if (refCount)
            IncrementRef(element);
        return count_;
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE size_t push(T* element)
    {
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        return pushWithoutLock(element);
    }

    ALWAYS_INLINE void AssertLink()
    {
#if LIBGO_DEBUG
        LockGuard lock(*lock_);
        if (head_ == tail_) return ;
        assert(!!head_);
        assert(!!tail_);
        TSQueueHook* pos = tail_;
        int n = 0;
        for (; pos != head_; pos = pos->prev, ++n) {
            assert(!!pos->prev);
        }
        assert(pos == head_);
#endif
    }
};

} //namespace co


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As Puerto Rico Suffers, Chicago Steps Up
Daniel Tucker
President Trump suggested Thursday that there would be limits on how long FEMA, U.S. troops and aid workers would be present on Puerto Rico as the island tries to recover from the devastation of Hurricanes Irma and Maria.Meanwhile, people in Chicago are mobilizing to provide their own forms of aid to the island, including taking friends and family members into their own homes. Last week, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said 1,600 Puerto Ricans had come to the city so far.
Morning Shift talks to Cristina Pacione-Zayas, co-chair of the Puerto Rican Agenda, about her efforts to get a plane full of supplies to mountain towns in the center of the island, an area hard-hit by the storms. We also hear from McKinley Park resident Natalia Delgado. Six of her family members, including her 91-year-old grandmother, will be leaving Puerto Rico for Chicago later this month. We also take calls from listeners.
If you would like to support relief efforts for Puerto Rico or make a donation, you can visit puertoricanchicago.org or disasterassistance.gov.
#puerto rico
'We Cannot Be Distracted' From 'Saving Lives,' San Juan Mayor Says
Slowly, Painfully, A San Juan Neighborhood Sees Small Signs Of Improvement
'I Need A Strong House': How To Rebuild After Maria
Trump Touts Relief Efforts In Puerto Rico: 'We've Saved A Lot Of Lives'


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Microsoft Survey: Budgets for Smart Grid Efforts on The Rise
Xcel to Repower Black Dog Coal-Fired Units with Natural Gas
EPA's Proposed "Toxic Air" Rules Could Cost Sector $10.9B a Year
Federal Judge Dismisses Coal Facility NSR Lawsuit
States Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Decide on Power Plant Emissions Issue
Nuclear Emergency Escalates at Fukushima Daiichi
FERC: Negawatts on a Par with Megawatts
International Reactions to Japanese Nuclear Crisis
As U.S. lawmakers and energy experts urged federal regulators to delay decisions on reactor designs and new builds, Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chair Gregory Jaczko said there was no need for concern about U.S. nuclear power. In Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday astonished the opposition and suspended an unpopular coalition decision made last fall to extend the lives of Germany's 17 nuclear power plants. Merkel also ordered seven nuclear plants that began operating before 1980 to shut down until at least June. Switzerland took similar measures.
In contrast, France—which relies on nuclear power for 80% of its electricity needs—signaled it would not pull the plug on its flagship nuclear industry. Italy, Russia, the Czech Republic—and even quake-afflicted Turkey—said they would stick to their energy policies.
China and India, where nuclear plans are the most ambitious, also said that the crisis wouldn't hamper new-build plans. While it was closely monitoring the situation at Daiichi, China—a country whose plans to secure its energy future include ramping up nuclear power capacity to at least 80 GW by 2020 and 400 GW by 2050 (from the current 10.2 GW)—said geological and other natural risks had been thoroughly assessed before deciding the location of 27 plants that are under construction. Officials also pledged to strengthen "evaluation of nuclear safety and monitoring of plants."
At a press conference on March 13, Srikumar Banerjee, chair of India's Atomic Energy Commission, said India, whose amplified nuclear power ambitions include spending an estimated $150 billion to add dozens of new plants, would continue investing in nuclear power because it was essential for the "power-hungry country." Pointing out that 40% of its 1.2 billion population did not have regular access to power, Banerjee said his country's Department of Atomic Energy would review all safety systems, "particularly with a view to ensuring that they would be able to withstand the impact of large natural disasters such as tsunamis and earthquakes."
Major players in the nuclear sector, meanwhile, were unsure of what the Japanese nuclear crisis would mean for the market. GE Chair and CEO Jeffery Immelt told Indian network NDTV in New Delhi that it was essential "to let discovery take place, and let countries reach their own conclusions." Immelt, who defended his company's nuclear reactor designs, stressed that the company had an excellent track record for almost 50 years. At the same time, AREVA's CEO Anne Lauvergeon told television station France 2 that the quake-crippled nuclear power plants were proof that "low-cost nuclear reactors is not the future." Lauvergeon added that the firm's flagship Gen. III design, the EPR, would "not release radioactivity in the air even in the very unlikely event of a meltdown of the core."
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grand nain banana height
It is also known as the Chiquita banana because it is the main product of Chiquita Brands International. Banana Plant Grand Nain for sale "4" deep pots, plants are between 4″- 24″ tall "They grow fast! La grand nain appartiene al gruppo della varietà cavendish, la banana tradizionale per intenderci, ma è comunque una delle banane più famose.. Più tecnicamente le grand naines sono cultivar di banane Musa Acuminata e vendono chiamate anche banane Chiquita perché è questo il principale articolo prodotto e commercializzato dalla Chiquita Brands International . $37.00. Unfortunately not in the U.K. The bunches can be harvested within eleven to twelve months from the date of planting the tissue culture plants. The banana is hardy in zones 8 to 11 or about plus 30F. These grow to 8′ in height. They are very slightly resistant to older strains of Panama Disease, but can still be overwhelmed. A popular edible banana you will come across in most supermarkets. Once the banana tree fruits, it … • Looks great in the ground, or potted up as a patio plant. 'Gran Nain' has no problem producing 40-60 lbs of fruit. DWARF CAVENDISH: At 6-7' average height, this banana is one of the shortest of the Cavendish bananas. Womenscorner Desk; November 4, 2020; Grand Nain bananas (also spelled Grande Naine) are banana cultivars of dwarf banana . The purchased ones are good but when you grow it yourself and see how delicious this banana can taste you wonder what took you so long to try. Fruits October. The Grand Nain banana is a popular fruit to use by world class chefs for banana desserts and other banana creations. Expect up to 8' in a greenhouse, and even 10' outdoors in South Florida. The Gran Nain Banana Plant has good wind resistance and has solid green foliage. It is a great variety for wind tolerance. • Enjoy creamy, pesticide-free, sweet bananas in your breakfast cereal or as a healthy snack! Tender. Average mature height: 6 - 8 feet. Light: Mostly sunny. Zones: 8 - 10. Get contact details and address| ID: 12401682233 Musa acuminata 'Gran Nain' Chiquita Banana. Large racemes of fruit grow on these plants, the best known perhaps is the Chiquita brand. Taxonomy Browned leaves can be removed but not until new good leaves have opened. The fruits of Grand Nain Banana … Dessert type and from the garden, fress, ripened on a tree, it should much more tasty and flavorful than those unripe, artificially ripened you get from the store. The Plant grows to a height of 6.5 to 7.5 Feet. The Grand Nain banana plant works well in front of houses to provide seclusion and acts as a dense privacy barrier. The 'Gran Nain' produces very large heads of delicious fruit. Red Abyssinian Ensete Maurelii Tropical Banana Tree Plant. Also, during the winter, the temps got down to 36 degrees at night on two occasions, causing the banana leaves to get brown on the tips and edges (though new leaves are fine.) Current Gran Nain cultivars have a similar flavor to the classic Gros Michel banana, but are a dwarf plant. Very attractive for its landscaping potential and good wind resistance. DWARF Namwah Banana Plant . Soil: Good water holding capacity. it's also referred to as the Chiquita banana because it's the most product of Chiquita Brands International. Grand Nain grows from 6-8' tall and can produce 40-60lbs of fruit at a time. or Best Offer. Height 10-12 ft. back to Catalog page. planting time for Grand Nain banana is February in the southern agro climatic condition of Kerala which resulted in shorter duration and higher productivity. The plant, like other banana plants, is an herbaceous tree that produces large oblong leaves. Gran Nain Banana Tree, French for Large Dwarf this is one of the most cultivated bananas and produces a medium sized sweet firm fleshed fruit. Banana Plant Grand Nain Mature tree Grows to 8′ tall and Produces LARGE bunches of delicious bananas. Fastest Growing Banana Tree for Anywhere in the US! $16.75. 'Gran Nain' is an outstanding banana variety growing from 6 to 8 feet tall and solid green in color. The Grand Nain is Chiquita Banana's go-to cultivar. Grand Nain Banana. Max Height 2.5m. Commercial bananas are only grown in the tropics, but other edible bananas can be grown in USDA Zones 7 to 11. The studies consisted of 150 plants of banana cv. Grand Nain is French for Great Dwarf, you get great bunches on a small tree! Grand Naine for various parameters and their correlation with yield. Average mature height: 6-10 feet The Gran Nain Banana Plant grows to about 6-8 ft. in height. With the exception of its flowering period, the banana tends to take its time to develop and mature. Some should be grown in pots and moved indoors during winter. banana musa acuminata grand nain live plant in 1-2ltr 40-50cm in height Many of the modern edible dessert bananas are from this species, although some are hybrids with Musa balbisiana. Grand Nain BananaPlants. Max Spread 1.5m. If you have eaten Chiquita banana, Chiquita company is known to have replaced all cultivars with Grand Nain. GRAND NAIN - The commercial variety that you can buy in the grocery store. Grand Nain bananas (also spelled Grande Naine) are banana cultivars of Musa acuminata.It is one of the most commonly cultivated bananas and a member of the commercial Cavendish banana cultivar group. The Grand Nain Banana Tree fruits at 6 ft. in height. ... Musa ZEBRINA Banana Plant / Pup / Approx 1.5' Pstem Height. Banana cultivation promises big returns for Prakasam farmers who are unsure of the returns in case of most commercial crops including chilli and cotton. Popular symbols of the tropics, lush banana trees are not trees at all, but gigantic herbaceous perennials that grow from corms (or pseudobulbs). The Grand Nain is a high yielding Cavendish vaiety and is very popular.It grows to a height of 6.5 to 7.5 Feet. Soil: Good water holding capacity. It likes a somewhat acidic soil pH of 5.8-6.2. Thick, fleshy stalks (pseudostems) emerge from the large corms and can increase in height anywhere from 1 to 30 feet in a year, depending on the selection and location. Edible Banana Varieties. • It is the fastest fruiting banana tree. Grand Nain is French for Great Dwarf, you get great bunches on a small tree! The Grand Nain is a short banana plant (2,00 m to 2,50 m), with a cylindrical bunch, a thick stem and it can produce up to 240 fruits of identical size (approximately 22 cm), which are slightly incurved and point upwards. Ending Nov 16 at 7:55AM PST 4d 5h. It is a very quick ripening. !" Each plant is grown from tissue cultures to be a disease free exact replica of the mother plant. Gran Nain is a medium sized plant reaching around nine feet tall with a nice stout stem and a love of full sun. It is also wind resistant due to the size. 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A few days ago I spoke about what I learned from editor Jessica Garrison (Dial Books), at the SCBWI 2010 NY Writer's Intensive. Today I'll share what I learned from my second critique with assistant editor Sara Sargent. In case you didn't read the previous post, at the event authors were given the opportunity to sit down at a round table with an Editor (and 10 other authors) to get feedback on the first 500 words of his/her manuscript. The neat thing about this type of set-up is not only do you get personal feedback, but you also learn from what the editor says to others.
Decide who your main character is.
Good books have scenes with a mix of action, dialog, and what's in the character's head.
Middle grade and teen books need to include the following three things: Family, Friends, and School.
When contacting an agent/editor only pitch one book.
Any character introduced in the first one or two pages should end up having a sizable presence throughout the rest of your book.
Don't waste your time sending queries to editors. Always look to get an agent first! This is because of: 1)Liability on the editor's part. 2) Your work will be in the slush pile and that's the last concern for an editor. 3) Editors rely on agent submissions. 4) Agents are looking for talent, actively!
Even if an editor has expressed interest in your book (say at an SCBWI critique etc.) that actually doesn't hold that much weight for an agent.
An editors attention is harder to get than an agents.
Sara couldn't think of a single author on their list at Balzer + Bray that was found through the slush pile. It just doesn't happen from her point of view.
Always read submission guidelines carefully!
The reason the picture book market is down is because publishers don't know what a successful picture book will be. Should they play safe? Should the book be quirky? The market is so fickle they really have no idea what will work and sell.
Editors are sick of paranormal and vampire books! This is mostly because the books that they see are lacking in "World Building." A successful book has a lot to do with really fleshing out your world. The world must be vivid with clear rules. Most books submitted are lacking in this department and that's why they are sick of them. Create your own world! Make it rich.
Author platform can be very important. This is something like your website, your blog, your twitter account, etc. If you have some impressive stats please do share this in your query letter. Mention things like how many people visit your blog per day, etc. However anything under 300 visits per day is not very impressive in her book.
Blazer and Bray does all types of Kids books from PB to YA. However, Harper Teen may be better for Teen submissions. But Blazer and Bray does look for more literary books and less commercial books, while Harper Teen is more commercial.
Be careful sticking with an idea too long if it is not working. Sometimes you need to walk away.
Sara Sargent joined Balzer + Bray, an imprint of Harper Collins Children's Books, in 2009. She previously held positions at the Waxman Literary Agency and Miramax Books. Sara is looking to acquire YA and middle-grade novels with romantic, dystopian, and coming-of-age themes; she is admittedly partial to nerdy protagonists and stories about summer camp.
I participated in the 2010 NY SCBWI Writer's Intensive. This is a great opportunity where authors get to sit down at a round table with an Editor and get feedback on the first 500 words of his/her manuscript. The neat thing about this type of set-up is not only do you get personal feedback, but you also learn from what the editor says to others. I had the pleasure of sharing my work with and learning from two Children's Book editors. Today I'll share what I learned from my first critique with editor Jessica Dandino Garrison from Dial Books for Young Readers.
Restraint is important in prose. Be careful of putting in too much.
These days if your character is age 14 the book becomes YA automatically.
A sense of place is important.
It's really hard to do anthropomorphic stories in the 8-12 age range. It works for movies, but it doesn't really work for books. Under the age of 8 it's okay.
Picture books have fewer words these days than in the past. Jess wants a picture book to be under 1000 words. A 400 word picture book is a bonus! Less is more!!
Build the story through mystery rather than setting everything out. Introductory paragraphs that tell too much can be a problem because it's important to care about the character first.
For Jess, picture books need to have a narrative.
According to Jess you may use art notes if they're really necessary for the story. Be minimal with them. MINIMAL! The best way to present them is to put them directly in the manuscript (not the query) and put them in brackets at a 10pt font, and blue.
It can be smart to not send your picture book dummy to an editor but mention in your query letter that you are an illustrator and send samples. This gives the editor options should they like your story but possibly not your art. Of course if you're married to the idea of illustrating your book then send the dummy.
If you want your book to back-list you should avoid current references. That will help it to become more timeless.
What does metaphor say about your main character?
For tips on writing a good query go and read jacket flaps, it will teach you how to sum up your story in a short way.
To educate yourself look at the difference between independent stores and big chain stores. Become more educated about where your book fits on the book shelf. Know who your audience is. Barnes and Noble are the books that kids buy (aimed toward the kids) while independent stores can often be geared more toward the parents. Barnes and Noble are often about concept books.
Jessica doesn't spend much time on queries, she really prefers pages. She's all about the manuscript. But do put some important info in the query – info about you as a writer, plot synopsis, etc.
Jess is looking for visceral books, but likes everything (PB up through YA). She does like historical fiction but it needs a contemporary twist or edge.
Jess likes concept books, but often wants them to go further.
Feedback and insight from my second critique with Assistant Editor Sara Sargent of Balzer & Bray.
Jessica Dandino Garrison is an editor for Dial Books for Young Readers. She is looking for picture books, chapter books, tween and teen fiction with commercial appeal and literary heft – in other words, rich, emotionally true, character–driven stories with great hooks. Jessica has edited The Reinvention of Moxie Roosevelt, Panda & Polar Bear, Acorns Everywhere, Spin the bottle, and Doggone Dogs, among others.
A lot of conferences offer special opportunities to have your work read by an agent or editor. This exciting opportunity can be invaluable, but it can also be nerve wracking and in some cases down-right confusing. How much weight do you give one person's opinion? What if you get conflicting feedback? What if they don't like it?
What are editor's Courtney Bongiolatti (Simon and Schuester), Nancy Conescu (Little Brown), and Michelle Nagler (Bloomsbury) looking for in the opening of a critique submission?
That first attention grabbing sentence.
Are they interested in the character.
Not only does the book seem good, but does it have market potential and would it sell.
How Should An Author Respond During A Critique?
Just Listen – The editors and agents are expert readers (this is what they do for a living) so take in what they say and listen, there will be something worth wild there.
Editors are looking at your submission (and the submissions they receive from you in their office) as the first draft. Therefore they think of this as a work in progress. So don't be surprised to get feedback of a constructive nature.
Think about feedback as the good friend who's willing to tell you that you have spinach in your teeth. You may have a beautiful smile, but no one will notice the smile if there's spinach in your teeth. The point here is to improve the work so that everyone sees what is best in the work and what will make it shine.
What Should You Do After Your Critique?
Sleep on it and think about it later. Don't go revising everything the next day. Wait and see what resonates with you.
Courtney Bongiolatti is the Associate Editor at Simon and Schuster Books for Young Readers. She has edited Private and Privilege by Kate Brian, the Seven Habits books, and the Wee Little series with Lauren Thompson. She is looking to acquire mostly boy middle-grade and literary and commercial teen fiction right now.
Nancy Conescu, an Editor at Little Brown, is looking for literary and commercial middle grade fiction, edgy YA fiction, inventive and non-traditional picture books, and projects testing creative boundaries. She is intrigued by dark humor, satire, and character-driven narratives. She has worked with Stephenie Meyer, Holly Hobbie, Julie Anne Peters, Todd Parr, Mary Ann Hoberman, and Trenton Lee Stewart. Her recent acquisitions are School of Fear by Gitty Daneshvari and The Prophecy of the Sisters trilogy by Michelle Zink. Upcoming titles include Ghostgirl by Tonya Hurley and Ignatius MacFarland: Frequenaut! by Paul Feig. Her recently published titles are the Vampirates books by Justin Somper, This is What I Did: by Ann Dee Ellis, Chloe Doe by Suzanne Phillips, and New Socks by Bob Shea.
Michelle H. Nagler is the editorial director at Bloomsbury USA Children's Books. She oversees a diverse list ranging from picture books through teen. As an acquisitions editor, she has a special fondness for commercial YA and middle grade fiction, and is a passionate advocate for books that truly make children want to read. Recent projects include: Need, Captivate, Boys are Dogs, Our Children Can Soar, Girls Acting Catty, and Too Purpley! Previously, Michelle helped establish the teen list at Simon Pulse.


I was visited on the official website of SSC but I didn't get any link to fill application form for CGL Exam. So I think there is another official portal for online application forms. Please provide me that portal of SSC where I will apply for CGL Exam? Give important dates for this Exam.


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There are groups of advertisers, who might want their site advertised, right? So shorte.st is the platform they trust for the job.
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A subsequent DUI arrest needs to be handled differently from a first-time arrest. Illinois law says you face harsher penalties, such as jail time and the loss of your license, if you are convicted of a second DUI offense. You may also face other problems involving your job, your reputation in the community and your family. Our firm recognizes and understands the anxiety this can cause, and we are here to help.
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Vuzix, the maker of smartglasses for enterprise, has inked a deal with Nokia to build HERE maps and navigation into apps for its M100 smartglasses.
The collaboration will allow developers to create apps for the M100 glasses that tap into HERE's data for detailed online/offline driving and navigation information for 118 countries, route planning in nearly 200 countries and online/offline public transport maps for 800 cities in more than 40 countries.
The M100 smartglasses include integrated head tracking, the ability to interface with Bluetooth beacons and a GPS chip to source precise location information. All of those hardware features will be able to feed in to applications built on the HERE mapping data.
Since Vuzix's glasses are predominantly used in specialised enterprise environments, apps will also be able to overlay custom data onto HERE maps. That means companies will be able to create location-aware visualizations that reflect their particular circumstances.
If you're not lucky enough to do a job where smartglasses come as part of the uniform, the HERE service is built in to the Samsung Gear S and available on Android and Windows Phone with another attempt at an iOS app on the way.


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Samual Edward Stevens
Samual Edward Stevens, Jr., passed away on September 24, 2020 at the age of 82. He fought the good fight, he finished the race, he kept the faith, 2 Timothy 4:7. He was survived by his wife of 58 years, Phyllis Bankston Stevens; children, Jason B. Stevens, Lydia Stevens Cabibi and her spouse Joseph Cabibi, Sr.; grandchildren, Summer N. Stevens and Nick Andrault – Hingle, Stacie R. Stevens and LCpl Mikel Chartin, Joseph C. Cabibi, and Jaxon J. Cabibi; great-grandchild, Oliver Cleo Andrault-Hingle. He was a proud 5th generation Texan born in Dallas, TX. He proudly served 8 years in the US Army. He was a member of Parkview Baptist Church where he served as a deacon, teacher, and committee member. He served on the Parkview Baptist School Board for 9 years and 2 years as President. He was employed by Sargent-Welch Scientific for 31 years and LSU Scientific Stores for 15 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the visitation on September 28, 2020 at Parkview Baptist Church Baton Rouge, LA at 9:00 a.m. until services begin at 11:00 a.m. Interment will follow at Lanier Cemetery in Loranger, LA at 2:30 p.m. Nick Andrault-Hingle, Joseph Cabibi, Reggie Douglas, Darrell Istre, Al Lowery and Dr. Alfred Stevens will serve as pallbearers.
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DJ Neptune serves the official video for "My World" featuring Maleek Berry. My world is a tune which was pulled off from DJ Neptune's Greatness Album. The video was shot and directed by Nitin Lutch, performed by Maleek Berry and DJ Neptune.


The Xbox video game adaptation of "Spider Man 2," based on the blockbuster 2004 movie, remains a popular rental choice despite being released nearly a year ago. Players control the web-slinging Marvel Comics hero on an adventure through New York City. Though the overall game storyline incorporates elements from the hit movie, a wealth of villains from Spider Man's rogue's gallery are thrown into the melee for good measure.
In the Xbox "Spider Man 2" game, players can maneuver through a three-dimensional New York in any direction they choose. Rather than forcing the character to follow a preset path through the story, the game allows for a lot of freedom of movement and exploration. Using Spider Man's wall-crawling ability and webshooters, players can travel nearly anywhere in the virtual city, encountering a variety of crimes at random points along the way. For each crime he foils, Spider man earns points that can be used to purchase additional abilities and items.
As you move Spider Man through the city, you eventually encounter situations that advance the story, leading the hero off on different missions. The storyline features the "Spider Man 2" movies villain, Doctor Octopus, who along with all of the other major characters, is designed to resemble his cinematic counterpart. The cast of the movie, including Tobey Maguire (Spider Man), and Alfred Molina (Doctor Octopus) lend their voice talents to the game for added authenticity. The game is also narrated by cult-favorite B-movie star Bruce Campbell, who had cameo roles in each of the Spider Man movies.
In addition to completing the movie storyline, players encounter a wealth of characters from the Spider Man comic books. Gamers must battle longtime villains like Rhino, Mysterio, and Shocker. The game also features a team-up with Black Cat, and alien invasion over the Statue of Liberty, killer robot clowns, and more.


Salman, suffering from Trigeminal Neuralgia, left for the US on August 29 and underwent the surgery two days later.
MUMBAI: Actor Salman Khan, who recently underwent a nerve surgery in the US, would resume shooting in a week's time, family sources said.
Salman, who has been suffering from Trigeminal Neuralgia, a nerve disorder that causes intense pain in the face, had left for the US on August 29 and successfully underwent the first surgery two days later.
"He is much better now and has been advised to take rest before he starts shooting for 'Ek Tha Tiger'. Doctors are reviewing his health. This is not like you go for one sitting and it is done...hope all goes well," Salman's brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri said.
"He should resume shooting by September 10," he added. Salman would head to South Africa to shoot for Yash Chopra's 'Ek Tha Tiger'.
The 'Dabangg' star has been suffering from the pain in his jaw since 2007 while shooting for 'Partner'. It got worse last year, following which, he decided to undergo a surgery.
Salman's recent release 'Bodyguard' is on a record breaking spree.
"He is updated every day about 'Bodyguard'. He is very much happy. This was an important release for him. He takes good and bad films in equal spirit," Atul said.
'Bodyguard', starring Salman and Kareena Kapoor was released on Eid and has surpassed the record of 'Dabangg' and 'My Name is Khan'.


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My Sporting Life
May 8 2021: Monaghan United
May 10, 2021 10:05 By katie
Continuing our "Sporting life during Covid" we hear from the Monaghan United Soccer club who this month announced they would be entering a team in the Ulster Senior league.
Club Chairman Ronan Callan spoke to Sean McCaffrey about how they coped with the Covid-19 restrictions, have welcomed the return of their underage teams in recent weeks and how the former League of Ireland club's decision was made to field a senior team in the Ulster senior league.


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