I'm probably about as high up as you can get round here! Might be wrong but looks like a lot of planes circling overhead - trouble landing at east mids??
was thinking the highest place around here would be Alport Heights,which gives 30 mile views to the SW.But with all the tall masts might not be the best place in a thunderstorm!!
Lightning on the southern horizon now.
David Cameron has criticised several strikes occurring over Southern England tonight, and widespread unprecedented strikes expected nationwide on Saturday, as being disruptive. He blamed these strikes on a sudden uncontrolled surge of immigration from France. He was, however, full of praise for North West England saying that they hadn't had a good strike since the 80s.
Jean-Claude Juncker was not available for comment, and was last seen headed speedily for Rouen with his SLR.
Bristol members I have lightning and distant rumbles keep your eyes open!
When the gust front started moving in it was like a scene from an apocalypse movie. Parents grabbing kids and running up the beach ! Awesome !
Some of the captures I have managed to get this evening - didn't see much structure at all unfortunately as it was dark really by the time anything reached here. First pic is heavily processed to show mammatus which I saw in the last bits of light as I was driving. Camera and photo program enhanced it. Undulatus type instability before the lightning came, couldn't reproduce adequately in camera because of the light but could see it with the naked eye. Then the lightning started to build, although sporadic, not much thunder and it wasn't close by either. Some great CG and anvil crawlers in the yellow orange sky (orange really from the neighbouring towns). Here are some captures (sorry for any dead pixels, haven't edited all out yet). Quite pleased with what I achieved before the storm fizzled as per usual here... sorry if pics a little dark, don't get much opportunity to practice anymore!
Err have you seen the lightning strikes over the south east?
Lol it was pretty lively in my part of Essex for a good 2 hours!
Woooo 2 flashes to the south, overly exited!!
Radar has started to get very messy with a lot of drizzle and small April shower type storms building, nothing too interesting at the moment and with CAPE disappearing fast I'd imagine we're relying on imports now for anything special. Still impressive storms over France but the first MCS decayed quickly once it hit the water so I'm not too hopeful. Gladly be proven wrong of course!
Yeah, wouldn't have said that MCS died until at least an hour ago, it was pretty vivid here!


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When Bath Rugby run out at Twickenham on the 8th April for 'The Clash', the players will be wearing a unique shirt that has been specially designed by the Club's Official Kit Suppliers, Canterbury, and we are asking Bath Rugby supporters to help decide a key part of the design.
The shirt will have two inspirational quotes woven into it– one chosen by a beneficiary of Bath Rugby Foundation, the charitable arm of the Club, and one from Help for Heroes, Bath Rugby's National Charity Partner.
We want you to help us decide by voting for which quotes are featured on the shirt.
Everyone who votes will be entered into a free draw to win one of these special shirts, signed by the Bath Rugby squad, and two top class tickets to 'The Clash'. To enter, simply click the link below. Two winners will be drawn at random after the competition has closed on Friday 11th November.
Sport is a hugely vital part of the work that both Bath Rugby Foundation and Help for Heroes do, helping to improve the lives of their beneficiaries.
Bath Rugby Foundation was set up to empower young people in Bath and surrounding areas to succeed. They use the values of rugby to inspire young people to create a better future for themselves, with a focus on improving Health, Education, Employability and Inclusion in the South West.
Help for Heroes offer direct, practical support to those who have suffered life-changing injuries and illnesses while serving our country. They provide comprehensive tailored support, from psychological wellbeing and sports recovery to financial grants and career support.
To vote for your chosen quote, click here.
On Saturday 8th April 2017, Bath Rugby will become the first non-London based club to move a regular season Aviva Premiership game to Twickenham Stadium, where they will face old rivals Leicester Tigers.
Our aim is to create an affordable, fun family day out, that has entertainment for all ages throughout the day and a cracking game of rugby at its heart. As well as appealing to our core supporters, we want to give our wider supporter base across London and the South East, who don't get the opportunity to come to the Rec, the chance to experience a Bath Rugby matchday.
The Clash is included in full season ticket packages, and tickets are on sale now with prices starting at £5 for juniors and £15 for adults. To buy tickets, or for more information about the game, please click here.


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In Gray Sea Running, the fourth book in the Dan Connor mystery series, Lakeside author R. J. McMillen has crafted a tale that teases the reader and torments her protagonist with clues so seemingly unrelated that both are frequently left wondering if they are actually pieces to the same puzzle, even as their obsession with assembling the complete picture rows.
The plot is underpinned by the threat of large scale commercial fish farming to the ecology of waterways, islands, and inlets along British Columbia's Pacific Coast, and to the culture and lifestyle of Natives who have lived in harmonic balance with it for untold centuries.
When a young environmental activist goes missing, it seems more likely that he is lost in the back country than that he is the victim of foul play. That is, until a man employed at one of the fish farms dies in a suspicious accident and two other workers, both Natives, also go missing. The comings and goings of seemingly out of place visitors, a luxury yacht, and an abandoned dog only complicate possible scenarios.
At first, only Connor suspects that the cases are somehow related, but the witnesses he needs to breathe life into his web of circumstantial evidence are maddeningly beyond his reach. His frustration over a string of dead ends calls into question his recovery from the trauma of his wife's murder and his abiding guilt that he was unable to prevent it.
It's been a year since Connor last partnered with the crippled Native American known simply as Walker, but with two Native workers missing it's only a matter of time before they're again thrust into impromptu partnership. When one of the missing Natives is found murdered, concern grows that the others' lives are also at risk and Connor begins cutting procedural corners to bring the investigation to a head.
Any series which shares setting and principal characters continually treads the line between fulfilling expectations set by earlier books and the chasm of trite repetition. Dan Connor's ongoing quest to exorcise his personal demons compellingly binds these books together, and each leaves the reader craving not only the resolution of the crime-du-jour, but Connor's emotional rehabilitation. In Gray Sea Running, McMillen finally delivers on both.
The Dan Connor books are more than simple mysteries. They are odes to the natural beauty and symbiosis of a world unspoiled by modern civilization, and to a Native race that has always respected it and understood its place in it. The relationship between Connor and Walker is an ongoing a dialogue in which each, if only for a few moments, lifts the veil of the others' existence, at times recoiling from what's beneath and at others indulging in wry commentary on it. It hard to imagine two characters more ably suited to conduct such a dialogue, or to guide readers into it more invitingly.
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This article is a critical appraisal of the application of section 42 (2) of the Administration of Estates Act, 1965 (Act No. 66 of 1965), as amended, ("the AOEA"), as conveyed in Registrars' Conference Resolution ("RCR") 46/2008 and RCR 41/2012.
Section 18 (3) provides that: "If the value of any estate does not exceed the amount determined by the Minister by notice in the Gazette, the Master may dispense with the appointment of an executor and give directions as to the manner in which any such estate shall be liquidated and distributed." (Emphasis added).
The effect of section 18 (3) is that a representative, appointed under section 18 (3), ("a representative") who attempts to liquidate and distribute an estate, whose value is in excess of the determined amount, exceeds his/her authority and, therefore, acts unlawfully. Conversely, a Master, who purports to authorise a representative to transfer immovable property, whose value is in excess of the determined amount, exceeds his/her authority and, therefore, acts unlawfully also.
Moreover, section 42 (2) provides that: "An executor who desires to effect transfer of any immovable property in pursuance of a sale shall lodge with the registration officer, in addition to any such other deed or document, a certificate by the Master that no objection to such transfer exists." (Emphasis added). It is clear, therefore, that a section 42 (2) certificate may only be issued to and executor and not a representative.
Reference may also be made to S 18(3) sales – a response, published in GhostDigest Conveyancing New and Views on 04 March 2010.
In conclusion, I submit that, if, subsequent to a representative's proper appointment, the value of the estate, including any immovable property which forms part thereof, exceeds the determined amount, the representative's appointment automatically becomes invalid and should be revoked and replaced with that of an executor.
an exclusion of the estate of a deceased member of a close corporation from the provisions of section 42 (2).
Thabo what happens in a situation whereby the value of the property is less than R125 000,00 a representative is appointed and that representative sells the property at R150 000,00 or more? Are you suggesting that his letters of Authority be revoked and replaced with a letter of executorship, in light of the fact that in the Inventory the value of the property as will appear from the Valuation Certificate will be reflecting an amount not in excess of R125 000,00?
It is common cause that in the deceased estate an inventory must be amended to reflect the correct immovable property description and purchase price. Kindly advise as to who must amend the inventory in the case where the executor is not a seller but a liquidator appointed by virtue of a court order to sell the property of the joint estate of the deceased and his divorced spouse? Please bear in mind that the liquidator was appointed due to the lack of co-operation of from the executor.
Does the Master of the High Court stamp a section 18 (3) endorsement with the same stamp as a section 42 (2) endorsement?
How long does it take to obtain Masters Section 42 (2) certificate once it has been submitted?


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Almost three million have had a spring Covid booster
by Louise McEvoy
Almost three million people who are the most vulnerable to Covid have had their spring booster jab in the six weeks since the latest phase of the NHS Covid vaccination programme started.
This means more than half – 2.8 million – of the 5.5 million people eligible for the jab by the end of June have so far been protected, according to figures from Thursday, May 5.
Those eligible include people aged 75 and over, older adult care home residents and those who are immunosuppressed.
The NHS is inviting hundreds of thousands of people for their spring booster weekly, as more people become eligible, and is urging people to come forward as soon as they are eligible.
However, GP practices are being urged by NHS England to help identify immunosuppressed and housebound patients who are eligible for a spring Covid booster but have not yet received one, because 'uptake isn't as high' among these two groups compared with other eligible cohorts.
Steve Russell, national director for vaccinations, said: 'In just over six weeks since the NHS Covid vaccination programme began rolling out spring jabs, hardworking teams up and down the country have pulled out all the stops to ensure more than half of those entitled to a spring booster are now protected.
'The NHS will continue to invite people when they are due for a vaccination, so it is vital you come and get your top-up when we contact you.'
Dr Nikki Kanani, GP and deputy lead for the NHS vaccination programme, said she would 'encourage everyone offered the dose to take it up – it has always been, and remains, our best defence against Covid.'
Health secretary Sajid Javid said 'excellent progress' has been made on the latest rollout of Covid vaccinations, and that the 'the wall of defence provided by vaccines is allowing us to live with this virus and get back to doing the things we've missed.'
People aged 75 and over, older adult care home residents and those who are immunosuppressed have been able to get their spring booster since 21 March.
Alongside more than three million invites, over 712,000 reminders have been sent by the NHS to those who are eligible for their spring booster.
This story was initially published on our sister title The Pharmacist.


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Equality, Inclusion and Diversity
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Well known to school children, parents and teachers in the Canton of Vaud, Switzerland – JOM day is the "Journee Oser les Métiers," when people are encouraged bring their children to work with them. The idea is to allow young people to experience, first-hand, the life of their parents at work. Allowing boys and girls to better understand their parents' work life and careers is important. On this day, boys may accompany their mothers and girls go with their fathers to their workplaces- a simple way to try to change the male/female stereotypes of career paths so common in many parts of the world, even here in Switzerland.
Switzerland, a competitive, business-oriented country full of small, medium-sized and huge multinationals and with people from every country on earth, is an ideal country to take on the challenge of equality, inclusion and diversity (EDI), particularly in the area of education. A highly literate society with a strong education system, we should not hesitate to educate our children and ensure EDI in society at the same time. It is a well-known fact (and there is plenty of research to prove it) that a diverse, equal, and inclusive society is good for countries, communities and for the overall gross domestic product (GDP) of countries. And the education of women plays a huge part in this discussion. A study I read recently in the Economic Times (2018) stated that "Gender parity could boost India's GDP by 27%" – indeed not just this country but all countries everywhere would benefit from gender parity.
The University of St Gallen, Switzerland believes that "diversity and inclusion are key to corporate success and mixed teams perform better in innovation processes". We believe that those ideas and those discussions about equality, diversity and inclusion must begin in school with young children. So, in Champittet, a small team organised a special event for JOM day, this year. With the Vaud Bureau of Equality poster exhibition which relates the story of the Swiss road to equality; a series of short films on equal opportunities, salaries and diversity; and some key information from the Ecole de l'Egalite, we were all set to go. One of the films clearly showed how stereotyping begins at a very young age.
Here in Champittet, we want all our students to believe they can choose whatever career they wish to have, irrespective of whether they are boys or girls, so this was an important lesson. The second film simply proved that children understand at a very young age what fairness really is- unequal salaries for females because of their gender is quite simply unacceptable- ask your children! Finally, a film made by the Swiss Foundation, Pacte, highlighted the importance of diversity -a lot of concepts to be understood by our young students.
Our grade 7 students, aged 10, enthusiastically took on the challenge to work in small teams on our JOM day. Their task was to understand, fact find, discuss, and reflect on the idea of equality, stereotypes, diversity, and inclusion. The great news is that, according to their teachers, the day was a great success, and a lot was learned. We are eager to see where this learning and reflection will lead but know it will allow our students to follow their own star and find their own career paths, which they will choose because they know they can.
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/policy/gender-parity-can-boost-indias-gdp-by-27-wef-co-chairs/articleshow/62589586.cms?from=mdr
https://www.diversitybenchmarking.ch/en/
www.vd.ch/jom
https://www.vd.ch/themes/etat-droit-finances/egalite-entre-les-femmes-et-les-hommes/formation-et-enseignement-jom-ecole-de-legalite-materiel-pedagogique-etc/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3Aweo-74kY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLr2GNRnmXM
https://www.fondationpacte.ch/video/16/14/video 10.51
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Experienced in matters of education, works in the area of student counselling, stakeholder relations and outreach, business development, organisation of internships.
Specialist in the area of Business and Human Rights, she has worked, lobbied and lectured in this area since 2005.
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Smithfield 8th Grade Class Portrait
Logan, UT: Torgeson-Studio. 53 portraits. 12 1/2 x 16". The names of the subjects are written in pen above or below many of the portraits. "1915" is written in pen on the photo of the Excelsior banner. Corners chipped. More
The Songs of Zion: A Collection of Choice Songs. Especially Selected and Arranged for The Home and all Meetings, Sunday Schools and Gatherings of Elders and Saints in the Mission Field
Chicago: Published by the Missions of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, [1910]. Early edition. Leather bound. Twentyfourmo [14 cm] Limp leather wraps with a Tabernacle vignette within an oval stamped in gilt on the front cover. Red text block edges. Black endpapers. The text block is cracked..... More
Souvenir Catalog Celebrating the New Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art- Premier Exhibition "Art in the West" December 3, 1982 - January 21, 1983, Utah State University, Logan, Utah
Circa 1983. Exhibition catalog. Paperback. Very thin oblong quarto [23 cm x 30.5 cm] Stapled illustrated wraps. Very good. The covers are lightly rubbed and creased. There is a short closed tear in the top edge of the front wrap. Subjects include LeConte Stewart, Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, J. H...... More
Souvenir of Logan, Utah... Cache Valley. Photo-Gravures
Logan, Utah: Wilkinson & Son, Circa 1910. View book. Paperback. Oblong sextodecimo [13.5 cm x 18.5 cm] Pale green wraps, bound with string, with a front wrap illustration of the Court House. The wraps are lightly rubbed and creased, and just a little stained. There is a brief Christmas gift..... More
Souvenir Saltair Beach. Great Salt Lake [Postcard]
Ephemera. 5 1/2 x 3 1/2". Small numerical notation on the reverse. Image dates somewhere between the teens and twenties. More
Sunday School Outlines Series B, Nos. 1-10
[Salt Lake City]: 1907. Hardcover. 35, 36, 40, 42, 44, 42, 42, 38, 28, 52, [20] pp. Full leather binding with gilt, stamped title to the front cover. Floral printed endsheets and pastedowns. Twenty lined pages at the back for writing notes. Minor wear and rubbing to the covers. Spine..... More
Ten Reasons Why Christians Cannot Fellowship The Mormon Church
[Salt Lake City]: [Kinsman Publishing Co.], [1898]. Third edition. Paperback. 8pp. Very thin duodecimo [20 cm] Tract glued between amateur plain brown wraps, with a simple paper title label mounted to the front wrap. Good. The plain wraps have areas of sun fading. There is a numerical paper label across..... More
The Theoloscope Volume 1, Number 1, August 1, 1934 (Supplement to "The Last Days" No. 1)
Salt Lake City, UT: Pyramid Press, 1934. Paperback. 22pp. Very thin octavo [24 cm] Stapled printed wraps. Very good. There are under a dozen short closed tears in the edges of the wraps and the fore edge of the last page. Holes have been punched into the inside margins of..... More
The Theoloscope Volume 1, Number 2, December 1, 1934 (Supplement to "The Last Days" No. 2)
Salt Lake City, UT: Pyramid Press, 1934. Paperback. 23pp. Very thin octavo [24 cm] Stapled pale blue and black printed wraps. Very good. The wraps are subtly age-toned. There is a tiny closed tear in the fore edge of the rear wrap. Holes have been punched into the inside margins..... More
Timpanogos Wonder Mountain
The Brigham Young University Extension Division with the Cooperation of the Provo Chamber of Commerce and American Fork Commercial Club, 1922. Paperback. 48pp. Thin octavo [24 cm] Stapled brown illustrated wraps. Very good. The covers are lightly creased. There is a 1/4 inch tear in the paper at the head..... More
Uintah R.R. Co's. Freight outfits & office [Postcard] [Mormon Freight Train] [Vernal, Utah]
Solio Stamp Box, Early 1900s. Ephemera. 5 1/2 x 3 1/2". Photographer unknown. More
Un Programa Sistematico Para Ensenar El Evangelico
Mexico: La Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Ultimos Dias, 1954. Second edition. Paperback. 160pp. Duodecimo [18.5 cm] Green and black printed wraps. Good. The covers are lightly soiled. The spine and areas of the covers are faded. The front cover has a small stain and scribble. Slight..... More
The United Methodist Church: The First Century of the Methodist Church in Utah
Salt Lake City, UT: Utah Methodism Centennial Committee, Circa 1969. First edition. Spiral Bound. 106pp. Quarto [25.5 cm] White, black and red printed wraps with a white plastic spiral binding. Richly illustrated. Very good. A book covering Corinne Methodist Church, the First United Methodist Church in Salt Lake City, the..... More
United States vs. C.M. Freed et al: Involving Title to Certain Coal Lands Situate in Emery County, Utah.
Salt Lake City, UT: Printed and Bound by Tribune-Reporter Printing Company "The Arrow Press" Paperback. 111pp. Octavo [25 cm.] Brown printed wrappers. Near fine. All three folding maps in fine & clean condition. This is the Defendents' Brief. More
Utah at the World's Columbian Exposition
Washington DC: Press of the Salt Lake Lithographing Co., 1894. First edition. Hardcover. 172, i-xlix, [2] pp. Quarto [26.5 cm] Original brown cloth with decorative black ink stamping and gilt title to the front cover; gilt title to the spine. Good. The covers and spine are rubbed. The spine ends..... More
Washington DC: Press of the Salt Lake Lithographing Co., 1894. First edition. Paperback. 172; i-xlix; [2]pp. Octavo [26 cm] Dark green textured wraps, printed in black on the front wrap. Fair condition only. Ex-library, with the usual library markings, along with previous ownership markings sporadically throughout. The front cover is..... More
Press of Salt Lake Lithographing Co, 1894. First edition. Hardcover. 172, i-xlix, [2] pp. Quarto [27 cm] Original brown cloth with decorative black ink stamping and a gilt stamped title on the front cover; gilt stamped title on the spine. Very good condition. Minor wear to the surfaces, edges, corners..... More
Utah County Schools' Art Collections 1994 Exhibition
Springville Museum of Art and the Staewide Outreach Art Partnership. Catalogue of Exhibition. Paperback. 24pp. Thin quarto [28 cm] Stapled illustrated wraps. Very good condition. There is a very small patch of soiling on the front wrap. Features Paul Salisbury, James T. Harwood, B. F. Larsen, J. B. Fairbanks, Minerva..... More
Utah Historical Quarterly - Volume 8 - April, July, October, 1940 - Numbers 2-3-4: The State of Deseret
Salt Lake City, UT: Utah State Historical Society, 1940. First Paperback Edition. Softcover. 251pp. Octavo [23.5 cm] Tan and black printed wraps. Very good. The wraps have large areas of darkening. The edges of the wraps are lightly creased and have several short closed tears. Mildly yellowed pages. From the..... More
Salt Lake City, UT: Utah State Historical Society, 1940. First paperback edition. Softcover. 251pp. Octavo [23.5 cm] Tan and black printed wraps. Very good. The spine and edges of the wraps are darkened. There is a previous owner's bookplate on the verso of the front cover. There are multiple short..... More
Utah Historical Quarterly Volume 14 1946
Salt Lake City, UT: The Utah State Historical Society, 1946. First edition. Hardcover. 191pp. Octavo [23 cm] Bound in dark red cloth with gilt stamped titles. Near fine condition. The free endsheets each have an ink stamp. A few ppages in the text may have ink stamps as well. The..... More
Utah Historical Quarterly Volume 15 1947 (The Exploration of the Colorado River in 1869)
Salt Lake City, UT: The Utah State Historical Society, 1947. First edition. Hardcover. 270pp. Octavo [23 cm] Bound in dark red cloth with gilt stamped titles. Good only. The edges of the covers are rubbed and gently bumped. The gilt stamped title on the front board has faded. The endsheets..... More
Salt Lake City, UT: Utah State Historical Society, 1961. First edition. Hardcover. 405pp. Octavo [23 cm] Bound in sturdy dark red cloth with a gilt stamped title on the spine. Good only. The pages are subtly moisture rippled. Very occasional underlining. Contributors include Le Roy R. Hafen, Juanita Brooks, David..... More
Utah Pioneer Biographies Volume 36
Salt Lake City, UT: 1963. Odd volume. Hardcover. 175pp. Quarto [28 cm] Bound in brown buckram boards with a black ink stamped title on the spine, and new endsheets and title page. Very good. Numerous handwritten pages have been bound in at the front and back. There may be several..... More
Utah State Agricultural College described in pictures... Semi-Centennial 1888-1938
Logan, UT: Department of Public Relations / Utah State Agricultural College, 1938. Semi-Centennial edition. Paperback. Quarto [30 cm] Stapled black wraps with a gilt stamped title on the front wrap. Good condition. The covers slightly rubbed, creased and soiled. There is a small loss from the bottom edge of the..... More


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Q: Why is this Python class copying another class contents? I'm trying to understand an estrange behavior in Python.
I have the next python code:
class IntContainer:

    listOfInts = []

    def __init__(self, initListOfInts):

        for i in initListOfInts:
            self.listOfInts.append(i)

    def printInts(self):

        print self.listOfInts

if __name__ == "__main__":

    intsGroup1 = [1,2,3,4]
    intsGroup2 = [4,5,6,7]

    intsGroups = [intsGroup1,intsGroup2]

    intsContainers = []

    for ig in intsGroups:
        newIntContainer = IntContainer(ig)
        intsContainers.append(newIntContainer)

    for ic in intsContainers:
        print ic.listOfInts

I expect to get something like:
[1, 2, 3, 4]
[4, 5, 6, 7]

But i get:
[1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6, 7]
[1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6, 7]

I have check the next question:
why is python reusing a class instance inside in function
And a lot of Python reference, but I can not understand what is happening. I think is related with the newIntContainer identifier reutilization, but I do not understand it deeply.
Why Python appears to reused the last reference for the new object, even if I have added it to a permanent list? What can I do to resolve this behavior?
Thanks ;)

A: Since you made listOfInts a class variable, that's what self.listOfInts is accessing, whatever self instance it may be; so, all the appends are going to the same list.
If that's not what you want, you need to make listOfInts an instance variable, for example by assigning self.listOfInts = [] at the start of the __init__ method.

A: listOfInts has been defined as a class variable.
Class variables are shared by all the instances of the class.
This behavior is useful if you want to save class-related state (a typical example would be when you want to know the number of instances of the class created.
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In UnDivided, the action-packed conclusion to Neal Shusterman's popular Unwind dystology, the tension and fury surrounding the controversial issue of unwinding is escalating. While the Marcella Initiative—a law that would allow the unwinding of teens without parental consent—gains favor in the U.S., Proactive Citizenry plans to create an army of patchwork soldiers patterned after Cam Comprix. Meanwhile, the increasingly maniacal Starkey, followed by his gang of angry disciples, target unwinding facilities with the intention of freeing prisoners and killing all their adult captors. Stuck in the middle, Connor, Risa, and Lev race to find a solution that will end unwinding forever. But, with ruthless black market harvesters hot on their trail, they may never get the chance. All Connor wants is the guaranteed safety of unwanted children—will he finally see his dream realized? Or, will the Akron AWOL meet the brutal end that's been his fate from the beginning?
While I've enjoyed all the books in this series, the first and last are my favorite. Although in some ways, I didn't want to reach the end of UnDivided, once I started the novel, I couldn't stop reading. To say it's a blood-pumping, edge-of-your-seat, adrenaline-fueled thrill ride is a vast understatement. It's so much more than that. The book is chilling, startling, funny, clever, provocative, and most of all, hopeful. It's sad to see the end of a series that I've loved since its beginning, but I know Shusterman's got many more brilliant tricks up his sleeve. I can't wait to see what he does next.
To the FTC, with love: I bought a copy of UnDivided from Amazon with a portion of the millions I make from my lucrative career as a book blogger. Ha ha.
I'm glad this series ended well. I wasn't too enthralled with the first book and don't think I'll finish the series. Once again I seem to be the odd man out. Everyone else loved it.
I've really got to finish the series! I'm glad you liked this one so much.


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Not now now. Clearly, they're all dead. But what did they do between signing the Declaration of Independence and dying?
Button Gwinnett – After receiving harsh backlash from leading a failed invasion during the war, he challenged his harshest public critic to a duel, and lost
Lyman Hall – As Governor, he helped found U of Georgia, then he went back to being a doctor
George Walton – After getting hit in the leg with a cannonball during the War, he was held prisoner by the British, until he was released in a prisoner exchange. Later, he was censured for his role in the duel that killed Button Gwinnett.
William Whipple - With his trusty slave, Prince Whipple, he became a General in the NH militia, state Supreme Court judge, and maintained the funniest name ever.
Josiah Bartlett – First Governor of NH, inspired the president on The West Wing
Matthew Thornton – Became an essayist and ran a sweet ferrying business with his family
Elbridge Gerry - The second of two James Madison Vice Presidents to die while in office.
John Adams – Second President of the US
John Hancock – Elected Governor of MA
Robert Treat Paine – Appointed MA state Supreme Court Justice
Samuel Adams - Also elected Governor of MA, and a beer got named after him
Francis Lewis – Having lost his fortune in the war, he died in poverty
Lewis Morris – Elected Governor of NY, and served on the Constitutional Convention
Philip Livingston – Died in 1778, serving on the NY State Senate
William Floyd – Elected to the first federal Congress, and his second cousin twice removed was Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Hopkins – Founded a college back in RI, and served as its chancellor until he died
William Ellery – Served as first customs collector in Newport
Thomas McKean – Elected Governor of PA where he ousted the Federalists from the government, replacing them with Democratic-Republicans, thereby creating the Spoils System.
Caesar Rodney – Elected Governor of DE, then just before his death appointed Speaker of the state's short-lived federal Legislative Council.
George Read – Served in the Senate, until he resigned to become Chief Justice of the DE Supreme Court, leaving his seat vacant for a year and a half.
Benjamin Rush – A doctor, believing in such practices as bloodletting, he provided the Lewis and Clark expedition with such medical supplies as, Turkish opium, emetics, medicinal wine, and laxatives called Dr. Rush's Bilious Pills, which contained 50% mercury
Robert Morris – A well-known Federalist, his political and financial failures gave Thomas McKean the leverage he needed to win the Governorship.
George Clymer – Elected to the first Congress, eventually becoming in charge of collecting alcohol taxes
James Wilson - Appointed to Federal Supreme Court
George Ross - A PA state judge, in a case between citizens from PA and CT, he overturned the federal court, denying its right to overrule a state court's decision.
James Smith – Relatively unknown, a fire destroyed his office and effects shortly before his death
John Morton - Chaired the writing of the Articles of Confederation, but died before they were adopted.
George Taylor – Nothing really interesting. Even at the Continental Congress, he just sort of showed up, signed the Declaration, then left the Congress
Benjamin Franklin - The four major documents key to the formation of the United States as a country, the Declaration, Constitution, Treaty of Paris, and Treaty of Alliance, Franklin is the only man to sign all four.
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Recently, my truck developed a leak out of the oil-pan gasket. The clearance to the front suspension is pretty tight, so I had to remove the motor to replace the gasket. While doing this, I noticed the face on the sheetmetal block plate that goes between the engine and trans was pretty beat up. I figured since the oil pan was coming off anyway, I'd better take a look at the bottom-end. I found I was able to move the crank back and forth in the block by hand more than ³⁄₃₂ inch (around 0.100)!
I removed my main thrust bearing cap and found the bearing worn almost to nothing. Most of the wear was on the flange side facing the rear of the block. The opposite end that faces toward the timing chain had almost zero wear.
Investigating further, I tried to check my torque converter. It wouldn't come out of the trans freely. I had to carefully pry the converter out with a couple of prybars. What's going on, and how can I keep this from happening again?
Damage like this on the back of the Ford engine block-plate is another clue you have a crankshaft thrust or endplay issue.
The torque-converter front hub that pilots into the rear crankshaft recess is too long, forcing the crank forward.
The torque converter was not properly indexed into the front pump, which usually wipes out both the crank and the trans as well. This failure would have been nearly immediate and catastrophic.
The flexplate is incorrect for the engine and transmission.
If I was a betting man, I'd place my money on the wrong flexplate. That's a fairly common problem with Fords, and there seems to be a lot of confusion in this regard. The flexplate must be compatible with the automatic-transmission model used. The subtle difference that can affect crankshaft thrust is the amount of offset between the flexplate's ring gear and the torque-converter mounting area just inboard of the ring gear. As viewed from the torque-converter mounting side, on a correct flexplate for a C4, FMX, AOD, AODE, 4R70W, 4R75E, or 4R75W trans (hereafter referred to as the "C4-style"), the torque-converter mounting area is below or stepped down from the ring gear. On a flexplate intended for use with a C6 and E4OD (hereafter referred to as the "C6-style"), the converter mounting ring is not offset (is flush with) the ring gear. Mixing this up doesn't physically prevent bolting the combo together, but if the C6-style flexplate was incorrectly installed on a C4-style trans, the torque converter forces the flexplate and crankshaft assembly forward in the block, resulting in no crankshaft endplay and accelerated thrust-bearing wear.
If, with the converter hub properly piloted into the transmission front pump but before the converter mounting-stud retention nuts are installed and tightened, the converter is already bottomed-out against the flexplate and the stud threads protrude all the way through the 'plate as shown, a C6-style flexplate is incorrectly paired with a C4-style trans.
C4-style trannys require a flexplate with the ring-gear offset from the converter mounting ring; in the pretightened position the converter mounting studs protrude only partially through the flexplate mounting holes, as shown here. Only after tightening the stud mounting nuts will the trans be drawn forward against the flexplate.
Because the flexplate ring-gear-to-starter-drive-pinion interface comes out the same on similar-diameter flexplates and torque converters with the same bolt pattern mount up the same, these recess differences are easily overlooked and hard to identify. To tell the difference, you need to either line up the different-recess flexplates side by side, eyeball how far the converter stud protrudes through the flexplate, or verify that tightening the nuts on the converter mounting studs pulls the converter slightly forward (toward the flexplate). Advanced Engineering West's Mark Sanchez has seen this condition before, and we were able to get photographs from his vast parts stash to illustrate these differences.
On a C4-style flexplate, the converter mounting pattern area is not flush with the ring gear (inset, top). On a C6-style unit, the ring gear is flush with the converter mounting pattern. The ring gears will end up exactly in the same position after installation (inset, bottom), so the same starter bolts to either. You might never notice the problem until the engine thrust bearing or trans front pump fails. Apparently, there's a subtle difference in trans bellhousing lengths.
One other possibility is that the converter front hub that pilots into the crankshaft is too long. You can eyeball this with the converter installed by placing a straightedge across the transmission's front face. The hub length is OK as long as the straightedge does not contact the converter.
The bad news at this point is if the thrust shoulder on the crank journal (not just the thrust bearing itself) is worn, it's not cost-effective to try and repair an everyday crank. You'll need a new crank, which means the engine will also need rebalancing.
At the trans end, at a minimum, you need to remove the front pump for inspection as well as drop the trans oil pan to see if there's any metal shavings in it. If the pump is going away and/or if there are metal shavings in the pan, the trans must be completely torn down to check if other parts are flying south (and we don't mean just for the winter).
Although apparently not an issue here, swappers in general should verify their selected small-block Ford flexplate has the right amount of imbalance for the engine, the right-diameter/ring-gear count to match the transmission bellhousing, and the right torque converter mounting pattern.


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About The Pick: Luke Joeckel is the top offensive tackle in this draft and has elite upside. He has top 5 ability, that is on par with some of the top OL drafted in the last 10 years. Joeckel displays both power and agility that are great with the potential to be elite. He is at his best as a blind-side pass defender, but is strong against the run as well.
Steve's Take: Kansas City decided to go the veteran route for quarterback, which leaves this pick pretty wide open. With Branden Albert only under control for one more year, and probably a better natural fit at RT, the Chiefs should go with Joeckel with this pick. He offers great impact and certainty, as well as filling a major need.
About the Pick: Geno Smith is the best quarterback in a fairly weak class. He does offer good arm strength and decision-making ability. He has good functional mobility, and should be able to buy time in the pocket. He may never be an elite quarterback, but should be a very effective quarterback at the next level.
Steve's Take: The Jaguars could take one of the many premier pass rushers here, but don't be shocked if they grab quarterback Geno Smith here. They are desperate for a quarterback, and with young weapons like Justin Blackmon and Cecil Shorts, they need a quarterback capable of getting them the football. Smith isn't a star like some other recent QB's, but he could develop into a very good quarterback. I am just not buying the rumors they go Eric Fisher here, RT is a need, but so is quarterback.
About the Pick: Floyd has elite tackle ability and plays both the run and pass very well. His strong suit is getting penetration in the backfield and being a disruptor. He should really help bring pressure up the middle, which will prevent quarterbacks from stepping up.
Steve's Take: The Raiders need a lot of help and could go with just about any position here. In fact don't be surprised if they trade back as they desperately need to stockpile cheap young talent. Assuming they keep the pick, I think one of four positions make the most amount of sense. An edge rusher to boost the anemic pass rush, a defensive tackle to replace their free agent losses, a corner given their weak secondary or a guard to help bolster their impressive offensive line. With Floyd on the board here, and guard probably the fourth concern, I think they begin the rebuilding process of the interior of that line.
About the Pick: Fisher is a pure left tackle in that he grades out well in every area you could ask for. He's got quick feet, good punch, great anchor and excellent length and size. He should quickly develop into a top tier left tackle who is very capable in both run and pass blocking. With a great Senior Bowl week, Fisher is now clearly the number two tackle and should go in the top 10.
Steve's Take: The Eagles could go a couple directions here, but don't rule out the Eagles grabbing Dion Jordan who played at Oregon for coach Chip Kelly. In the end though I think Kelly will want to boost the offensive side of the football with an impact offensive lineman. Kelly wants to run the football and the best way to do that is by ensuring the line is as strong as possible.
About the Pick: Johnson is a bit more raw than either Joeckel or Fisher, but he's really come on this past season and offseason at the Senior Bowl and Combine. He won't offer as much immediate impact, but he should be a good starter, and has the potential to eventually develop into an elite tackle. He's extremely athletic and is right now more advanced as a pass blocker over a run blocker, but has been improving in closing the gap. He's a top 15 talent in this draft.
Steve's Take: The Lions are going to go one of two ways with this pick either adding an offensive tackle or a pass rusher. While this is a slight reach the Lions simply have to protect Matt Stafford if they have any chance of succeeding. Lane Johnson does just that.
About the Pick: Milliner is the top corner in this draft, he displays great size, speed and coverage ability. He's got the upside to be a number one corner, and shadow some of the top receivers in the NFL. He's very pro ready playing in the SEC and in Nick Saban's defense.
Steve's Take: The Browns have added a lot of front 7 help in free agency. While I wouldn't necessarily put it past them from making a value pick here with another pass rusher or top defensive lineman, I think Cleveland will go in another direction here. If Dee Milliner is on the board, they will have the complement to Joe Haden that they are looking for. Trading back is also very much an option.
About the Pick: Warmack is the top rated guard in this draft class, he's strong at point of attack and maintains very good leverage. He excels as a run blocker, though should hold up very well as a pass blocker at the next level as well. Warmack is a plug and play guy, who will make teams forget the fact that they typically don't draft guards in the top 15 picks.
Steve's Take: The Cardinals are pretty desperate to get an offensive tackle in this draft, but without moving up that might not be a possibility. A consolation prize for them would be taking the best guard in the draft.
About the Pick: Jordan is one of those "freak" athletes who will find a place in any system, but he's best suited as a rush backer in a 3-4. He has some elite potential, though is a bit unrefined overall. While he flashes in all areas of his game his strength is getting after the quarterback.
Steve's Take: This is a tough spot for Buffalo and look for them to trade back. No other quarterback has established themselves as a top 10 pick, and the Bills aren't a team that I would expect to reach for a guy here. While they could go receiver, that could be a slight reach as well. Realistically trading back is probably their best option, if they keep the pick I would expect them to go defense. Jordan is an excellent consolation prize for Buffalo as he gives them a potentially elite pass rusher to pair with Mario Williams.
About the Pick: Cooper is the 2nd best guard in this class, but is still worthy of top 10 consideration. He's a complete prospect, who offers immediate high level impact, and has a very small bust factor.
Steve's Take: The Jets could go in a couple different directions but it is tough to argue the value of Jonathan Cooper here. He would be a big boost to the offensive line and help both the running game and passing attack.
About the Pick: Werner has had a strong year and has established himself as a top 10-15 talent in this draft class. He fits best in a 4-3 scheme, where he can keep his hand in the dirt. He has big upside as an edge rusher and should make an immediate impact in that area. He may struggle some versus the run initially at the next level, but should be an every down player fairly quickly.
Steve's Take: The Titans biggest need was guard, but they filled that in free agency. Now they should turn their attention on the defense. Either an edge rusher or defensive tackle would make sense. In Werner they are getting a guy who is a complete player and who should really boost their pass rush.
About the Pick: Fluker is a rare case of a tackle who is the dreaded "right tackle only", being considered for not just a top 50 pick, but legitimately a top 20 pick. He probably could never switch to the left side, but he offers big potential as a right tackle. He's extremely physical and can just blow defenders off the line, with both strength and massive arms.
Steve's Take: The Chargers have to rebuild their offensive line if they have any hope of getting back into contention and getting Phillip Rivers back to a top level status. Fluker may not be the LT they are hoping for, but he offers a big improvement and start to their offensive line rebuild.
About the Pick: Ansah is a very raw prospect, but he's got extreme potential. He's extremely athletic and has the potential to become a top notch pass rusher. He can fit in either a 3-4 or 4-3 system, but will probably need some development time before he can be a full time player. He should help early on though as a pass rusher, which gives him top 15 potential.
Steve's Take: The Dolphins could go a couple different ways with this pick, but assuming they have fixed their offensive tackle position (though there really isn't anyone still left on the board if they haven't), I think they will go with value. Ziggy Ansah could be the base end to complement Cameron Wake and give Miami another dynamic pass rusher.
About the Pick: Jones is the best pure pass rusher in this draft class. He's probably a touch below elite, but should still be considered a top level rusher. He should be good for double digit sacks each season, even as a team's primary pass rusher. Jones also displays good instincts in run defense and in coverage.
Steve's Take: With the Jets taking over this selection they will decide from the top edge rushers still on the board. Jones is the best pass rusher still on the board and really should be going much higher, but concerns about his injury/workout could allow him to drop here. This would be a huge win for the Jets though they are likely to consider trade down scenarios.
About the Pick: Lotulelei was at one time considered the top player in this draft. Though he was sliding before the combine a concerning medical report has his stock very much up in the air. If it checks out alright, he should still go in the top 15 picks. At his best he can fit in any system, and could excel at either a 0, 1, 3 or 5 technique. He's a very good run defender who also gets a good amount of pressure in the backfield on passing plays.
Steve's Take: The Panthers defense has some really nice pieces, but they are lacking a true stud defensive tackle. A guy like Lotulelei could be great because he won't allow quarterbacks to step up to avoid Johnson and Hardy rushing off the edge. A line that consists of Johnson, Hardy and Lotulelei should be a nightmare for opposing offensive coordinators, and represents the best defensive answer to stopping division rivals Matt Ryan and Drew Brees. As for the medical concerns surrounding Lotulelei, they appear to be a non-factor at this time.
About the Pick: Mingo is one of the most disruptive pass rushers in this class, and has the ability to live in opponents backfields. He's exceptionally quick off the edge and can give opposing linemen fits. He's not as strong in coverage and against the run, but he should be able to handle his own. One concern is that the production didn't always match the talent, but the upside is definitely there.
Steve's Take: The Saints clearly need some help on defense, and that starts up front. Yes their secondary has gotten torched some, but much of that has to do with allowing too much time in the pocket for the opposing quarterback. Mingo gives them a good edge rusher, who has great upside. While he alone won't turn it around all on his own, Mingo would be a great start for the Saints.
About the Pick: Vaccaro is probably the best and most complete safety in this draft class. He's got very advanced coverage abilities, and shows good range and instincts. He's also a big hitter and offers value as either a FS or a SS at the next level.
Steve's Take: With Jared Cook and Jake Long signed, the Rams will likely consider between a safety and a wide receiver. With two first rounders they can address both positions. Though there may be some temptation to go WR here, Vaccaro is the safer pick and the better value.
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CIA operative James Silva (Marky Mark Wahlberg) leads a covert paramilitary team operating under the banner of "Overwatch". The team must deliver Li Noor (Iko Uwais) to a drop point 22 miles away, or he won't tell them where a missing shipment of Caesium-139 is.
The entire film is interspersed with shots of Silva explaining himself to a board of faceless… journalists? Military leaders? Politicians? His responses make it hard to tell, and not just because the camera refuses to focus on Wahlberg for longer than half a second. The script jumps between snarky, philosophical, and technical. It was perhaps intended to give the film a clearer narrative, but all it does is tell us that something went wrong with the mission.
It's branded as a "thriller," which is confusing because there's not a single moment that incites an adrenaline spike in the viewer. The only thrill is that Iko Uwais is getting more screentime. Uwais steals every scene he's in, and not just because he's the most frequently-shirtless actor. In a movie filled with clumsy fast cuts and repetitive shoot-outs, his martial artistry comes as a graceful reprieve.
The director focuses on Wahlberg instead of Uwais in this official movie still of an interrogation scene.
Silva's character is a mess. He's called, at various points: bipolar, manic-depressive, mentally unstable, narcissistic, dissociative, violent, and hyperactive. He never displays any kind of personal struggle, let alone an actual psychotic break. This means there is zero reason to compare assholery with the mentally ill so many times.
The film opens with a montage of his tragic backstory, which one would assume is relevant to the film's plot: he was a hyper-intelligent child with anger issues, and his mother and brothers were killed in a car accident when he was 11. This will never come up again.
He talks quickly and angrily, leading viewers to mistakenly believe he is a) in charge of the team (he is not) and b) good at his job (he is not). There is no way on God's camo green Earth that the CIA would ever hire a man like James Silva. Let's all try to remember this is not Wahlberg's fault – he's just a good actor playing a bad character.
The same goes for everyone else in this film. The cast is great, including WWE celebrity Ronda Rousey as a Russian-speaking CIA operative and John Malkovich as "Mother," the man in charge of Overwatch.
At 90 minutes it's a bearable length, and perhaps worth watching just to see a paramilitary film that considers Obama and Trump equally derisible.


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Although many fans were anticipating the release of D.O's movie Pure Love, the movie doesn't seem to be doing to well at the box office.
Despite touting an impressive cast list including the EXO member and former child actress Kim So Hyun, Pure Love is reportedly doing quite poor at the box office, and isn't predicted to even break even by the end of its run. Netizens have blamed the director and the poor content of the film's story for the movie's lacking performance, claiming that it was so boring that even the SM Entertainment singer couldn't save it.
[+ 113, – 4] ㅋㅋ what can you do with a director who blames the failure of a movie on the actor and not his own short comings and two faced actors who play smaller roles pretending to be the lead's friend but actually stab him in the back.
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I've just received $140 worth of candida-fighting supplements, and now I will make a big push to get rid of it. Again.
Why do I have so much trouble with candida? Why can't I get rid of it once and for all? It all comes down to ..
Antibiotics kill off your acidophilus and other probiotics, leaving the candida to overgrow and mutate from candida albicons into candidiasis.
Since I am unusually susceptible to strep infections (rheumatic fever as a child), I frequently need antibiotic to deal with that. Even worse, since I have hip replacement implants, dentists won't work on my teeth without premedication with antibiotic. So every time I go to the dentist causes high risk of yeast infection.
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Being audited can be a daunting process that stirs up a lot of doubts, fears, and stress. This can be especially true if the auditor will be evaluating your company's management process based on information you have stored on spreadsheets, hand-written documents and other information stored in file folders and binders in different cabinets.
Your stress levels will skyrocket as you hope all the information that will be audited is up-to-date, accurate, stored accordingly and can be easily found.
To make it a less stressful and daunting process, I wanted to put together a couple of tips about how you can prepare for the audit and some of the things you can expect.
First and foremost, learn the standards. How can you be ready for an audit if you don't know what's going to be audited and what the expectations are? Whoever is auditing you, will refer to the quality management system (QMS) requirements so this is a great starting point.
After you've learned the standards, it's time to prepare your team for the audit. Along with auditing managers, the auditor will also audit every process, so making sure everyone is on the same page is crucial.
Now that you know the standards and your team is prepared, it's time to get organized!
Organization is a critical part of the audit process and it will make your life a lot easier. Make sure you know where to find records and documents that are used daily (and get rid of what you don't use). This will make it easier for you as well as for the auditor to get to the core issues of your processes.
Invest in a Quality Management Software. While it is 100% possible to track your company's valuable information using spreadsheets or even pen-and-paper, a dedicated quality management software designed with compliance in mind is your best option.
A quality management software can analyze data quickly and easily, reducing potential errors and predicting potential failures.
Furthermore, using a quality management software will streamline your workflows, and all those physical records that take up space and causes clutter will now be stored digitally and can be accessed more efficiently.
Do an internal audit. This is a tip I highly recommend everyone uses. Your internal audit will work as a rehearsal for when the auditor is there. This is the best time to find out where your weaknesses are and what you can improve before the actual audit. This will also help put your team at ease since they will know what to expect when the auditor is there.
The day is finally here! You've done your homework, your team is ready, you have a solid quality management software and you've made improvements based on your internal audit. So, what should you expect?
Basically, the audit process will consist of three steps: an opening meeting, audit of processes and QMS and lastly, a closing meeting.
In the opening meeting, the management team and the auditor will meet to go over the quality objectives. At this meeting, the auditor will discuss what his role will be along with the schedule of the events for the audit week.
After the opening meeting, the audit of the processes and QMS will start. Your operations processes will be audited using the audit schedule as a guide. Keep in mind that some processes may take less time than scheduled and others may take more time.
This here is the main audit event where you'll get insights of what you could improve and of what you're doing well.
Now comes the closing meeting. Here, is where the auditor reviews the entire audit with the company's managers that were involved and will make a recommendation based on the findings.
And that's it. Your audit is done!
When it's all said and done, the ISO audit process is not a daunting process if you take some simple actions such as learning the standard, preparing your team, conducting an internal (or practice) audit and especially if you invest in a quality management software that simplifies enterprise-wide quality and compliance management programs.
Want to see what I mean? Watch this video and see what a quality management software looks like and what it can do!
If you want to learn more about quality audits, check out The 4 key steps in quality audits.
Gus Oliveira has a degree in Business Administration as well as a degree in Economics from The University of Massachusetts – Dartmouth (USA). Oliveira has experience in the software industry for Business Excellence also in the financial and business development field, working in large companies both in the United States and in Brazil as a financial analyst, business strategy consultant and a senior project consultant.


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UPDATE, July 28, 2017: As of the recent update 6.66, Doom now has upgraded, reworked multiplayer, a ludicrously low price-point, and all DLC is free. With a free weekend running on PS4 until 11pm Sunday CT / 5am Monday UK - comprising the first two campaign levels, all of multiplayer, and SnapMap - we felt it time to dive into a fresh re-appraisal.
Doom is an excellent game. Easily one of the best FPS ever made, in fact, and as such, it received the easiest five-star review I've ever awarded. Delivering a huge, imaginative, brutally clever and endlessly evolving campaign, a raft of multiplayer modes, and the staggeringly deep SnapMap level editor, it all added up to a very generous and wonderfully crafted offering indeed.
'Added'? Past-tense? Yes. Because that was at launch. Doom is even bigger now. And it's better, and even more complete. It has new modes, new options, new helpings of new content, and greatly updated versions of the great things that have been great since day one. So it's time to revisit, reappraise, and re-recommend. Because with the game's official, digital price now slashed to $14.99 / £11.99, the season pass cancelled, and all DLC now available for free, you need to be playing Doom, whether you're a lapsed Slayer or a burgeoning Doomguy still waiting to get started.
Here's the most basic level of Doom longevity. If you've only finished the campaign once, you haven't finished with the campaign. Trust me. Yes, it's long, and yes, it's increasingly intense, and yes, by the time those – very cool – credits roll you'll likely be curled into a giddy, foetal lump, sweating adrenaline and gurgling what feels like your last. But trust me. When you're physically and emotionally capable, you will want to do another play-through.
Because there are three wonderful, deceptively clever design elements at play in Doom's campaign. First up, there's the sheer unpredictability of it. However many times you play them, no encounter in Doom will play out the same way twice. The purely systemic cause-and-effect of Doom's combat - driven entirely by AI, weapon and movement choice, and spiraling, unfettered causality effectively - makes the campaign an infinite Doom generator. There's no 'seen it before' on subsequent play-throughs. There's no 'I know exactly how to handle this'. There's just whatever's going to happen this time.
Secondly, there's the pitch-perfect difficulty curve. You might think a play-through on Hurt Me Plenty is more than enough, but don't be intimidated. You see, Doom's difficulty settings – bar the ludicrously punishing gimmick of Ultra Nightmare – are tuned up to follow on from each other seamlessly. Finish the campaign on HMP, and you'll find that you've calibrated yourself perfectly for Ultra Violence. And that won't mean a simple rinse-and-repeat. Because the increased difficulty – fashioned by way of cranked up enemy damage and decreased pick-up values – combined with the entirely systemic way that Doom's campaign combat plays out, means that you will get an even more intense, focused, demanding and rewarding flavour of Doom, ie. The Doom-things you loved about Doom will be even more Doom. It just won't be anything like as punishing as you imagine it will.
And finally, there's the complete gameplay change afforded by different weapon load-outs. However hard you hunt for all of the upgrade droids in your first play-through, the chances are that you won't unlock all of the secondary fire options on offer. And however many you do get, you'll very probably spend the full campaign devising and honing particular weapon strategies for particular monsters and situations out of your immediate favourites, eking fathoms of depth out of effectively just half of the arsenal. This is fine. Because it means that when you do a second play-through, and switch to the other set, you'll find that they're a literal game-changer. You'll be playing a whole different version of Doom, with different demands, different tactical options, and whole new kinds of fun. These things aren't just tweaks. They're a completely new dictionary of combat to use during your heated conversations with the slavering forces of Hell. So get back in there and use them. It'll be great.
And you know what? There's another way to play Doom's campaign. Added later as a free update, Arcade Mode completely changes the way Doom is played, delivering a streamlined version of the whole campaign – unlocking all weapons and Rune abilities from the start – with the only goal being to rampage through as fast, creatively, and destructively as possible, with medals, score multipliers, and leaderboard high-scores showering down upon you like the shiny golden rain inside Scrooge McDuck's money bin (because come on, that thing has to have evolved its own water cycle by now).
It's Doom distilled. It's Doom amplified. It's the essence of Doom reworked and refocused into an even more pure, direct, and no-nonsense form. And you can rub your friends' faces in it when you objectively dismember the great big monster faster and better than they do. So that's good.
Doom's multiplayer is good, I promise. I know it's come in for a lot of flack since the game's launch, and I know the fashionable opinion is that it's rubbish. But it's not. Honestly. I've put in dozens of hours on it already, triple-prestiged with minimal fuss and even less compulsion to stop, and I'm not even a big online multiplayer guy. A bit of Halo, a fair old dash of Crucible, and that's it. I do not get dragged into online shooters. Yet I've put more time into Doom's multiplayer than I have a lot of whole games over the last couple of years.
I think, possibly, part of the reason for the naysaying is that while Doom's multiplayer looks superficially a bit like Quake, it doesn't deliver a full Quake experience. I think that threw a lot of people off. And that's understandable. After all, there's nothing more jarring than something being almost like something you recognise, but not quite. And while Doom launched as a fast, anarchic, aerial-focused shooter with a recognisable weapon-set, it definitely is not the same as Quake. Its maps are more cramped, as much the product of choke-points and corridor stand-offs as wide, open, sky-high battlefields. But play for a bit longer, and let go your preconceptions, and Doom's multiplayer has a hell of a lot going for it in its own right.
It's the weapon load-outs that do it as much as anything. I know that many balked at the lack of a full, 12-gun set-up and multifarious timed weapon drops, but Doom's load-out system, taking in a free choice of two weapons, a grenade, and a perk, brings a whole different type of depth all of its own. It's ostensibly a big, broad arena shooter, but really it's a much more intricate game of lightning-fast micro-strategy. With every FPS weapon archetype available, here's a hell of a lot to think about in Doom, and with only two weapons to play with at any given time, there's a hell of a lot of fun to be had in just experimenting to work out a favoured system. It looks brash and bombastic, but it's an complex, and eminently player-driven game.
And with Id taking over multiplayer design from Certain Affinity for the later (now entirely free) expansions, Doom has found a far clearer identity of its own. Newer maps are significantly more intricate, strategic affairs, the new weapons play beautifully and incisively into the layered, strategic meta-game, and the new Demon transformation abilities give the whole ecosystem a huge amount of fresh, tactical challenges to focus around.
Not only that, but as of update 6.66, there's been a really nice overhaul to the mode's overarching structure. Now, ambient abilities are triggered by permanently equippable runes rather than consumable hack modules, meaning that favourite builds can remain persistent and are much easier to manage. There's also been a change to the unlock system for armour pieces and skin mods, whereby specific in-game challenges will let you go after any particular bit of kit you want, rather than waiting for whatever random drop comes as your next XP reward. Throw in a better, more informative UI, and the ability to dwitch between campaign and multiplayer much quicker, and you have a raft of great quality-of-life updates for an already great multiplayer suite.
Trust me. Doom Multiplayer is fun. Give it another go.
As well as the campaign and multiplayer, there's yet another wave fresh new Doom pouring out of the SnapMap community daily. Doom's replacement for modding, the SnapMap level building tools have only expanded, improved, and become more powerful (and fun) since the game's launch.
As a result, there is now a constant feed of new chunks of Doom, new spins on Doom, and whole new ways of playing Doom on the SnapMap suite's community portal. You'll find plenty of new, traditional Doom levels. You'll find plenty of new co-op and vs. modes. You'll find plenty of entirely new game ideas, built around Doom's systems but offering completely fresh experiences. Interactive, action-sitcoms? Yes. Farming simulators with roguelike dungeon sections? Oh yes. Narrative walking-simulator RPGs? Plenty of those too. SnapMap is brilliant. You're not going to find absolute gold each and every time you go in there, but over there long-term, there's plenty of new stuff to play.
And it's not just about playing. There's building to be done too. Doom's campaign takes about 15 hours to finish, and I've spent at least that long working on one SnapMap level. And I loved every minute of it. Forget that the simple act of making things is always fun in itself. The sheer process of learning and understanding, reworking and breaking Doom's SnapMap tool rules is a game all of its own. There is some seriously powerful stuff to plat with here, even on the most basic level, but once you get into the deeper, more complex – but still surprisingly accessible – possibilities, SnapMap will become a rabbit hole of creative discovery from which you might never escape.
If you need convincing, just play through the SnapMap tutorial challenges. No dry, how-to presentations, these are a full-blown – and ingeniously designed - puzzle game. Offering a series of combat and traversal challenge rooms with 'broken' task criteria, they ask you to drop into the level's editor mode (a simple button press away from immediate gameplay) survey how the room is built, how its rules work, and how its AI will respond to various different scenarios. Then 'all' you need to do is rework the level's design to make the challenge possible.
Part instruction manual, part practical tuition, part shooter, and part Portal-style action puzzle, there's enough fun in the challenge tutorials to keep you going for a whole evening or more, not realising you're learning a thing, but feeling like a game design genius by the end. And with two new level-building room sets released since launch – adding outdoor, Hell-set environments and classic-Doom themed toys to play with - alongside a bunch of updated control options, your creative scope is now much greater than it was at launch.


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