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Barbara Karin Kehtel
Barbara Karin (Peterson) Kehtel, 75, passed away from Progressive Supranuclear Palsy on Sept. 1, 2012, surrounded by her family.
Barbara Karin (Peterson) Kehtel, 75, passed away from Progressive Supranuclear Palsy on Sept. 1, 2012, surrounded by her family.
Barbara was born on June 22, 1937, in Duluth, Minn., to Sheldon and Dorothy (Shalgren) Peterson. She was preceded in death by her parents and her brother, Wayne Peterson.
Barbara graduated in 1955 from Duluth Central High School. On June 9, 1956, she married William (Bill) Kehtel, and immediately started a family.
Barb loved quilting and made beautiful quilts for the hallmark events in the lives of her family. She loved playing bridge and was thrilled when she was invited to join the Duluth Women's Club. Her hobbies included playing cards on the computer, crossword puzzles, gardening and watching the birds at her many feeders. She enjoyed having coffee with friends, fishing off the dock at Bergen Lake with Bill and Sunday dinners with the family. Although she said she didn't enjoy cooking, she was a fabulous cook and her gravy was bar none the best! Barb was an avid ice skater in her youth; her love of ice skating continued as she enjoyed watching countless ice skating competitions on TV. She was passionate about attending her grandchildren's sporting events and most recently her granddaughter's college soccer games.
Throughout her life, Barb was involved in many school and church activities. She held many positions in the PTA and at Peace United Church of Christ.
She is survived by her husband of 56 years, Bill; her children Linda (Michael) Lundberg of Duluth, Sandra (William) Moen of Maplewood, Minn, Brian (Evie) Kehtel of Duluth and Susan (Amy Galarowicz) Kehtel of Duluth; her grandchildren Erik (Kelly) Lundberg, Scott Lundberg, Richard and Robert Moen, Nicholas, Kelsey and Hayley Kehtel, and Katie Kehtel; and her great-grandson Jackson Wagner-Lundberg.
The family would like to thank the staff at Essentia Health for their kind and supportive care.
Memorials to Peace United Church of Christ are preferred.
SERVICE: Family and friends may gather Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the 11 a.m. memorial service at Peace United Church of Christ, 1111 N. 11th Ave. E. Burial will be at Park Hill Cemetery. Arrangements by Dougherty Funeral Home, Duluth, 727-3555
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That's so pretty, but, odd: my chunky black holo has big hex glitter in it. I just got mine this week, so maybe they changed the formula?
ReplyDeleteRepliesI also have hexes in mine! Weirdness...:/
DeleteMine is the same as erin's, and mine is a year old. I love our version!!! :D
DeleteAnother one who was thinking the same thing. It's actually one of the few "chunky" holo polishes I got from the brand where I understood where the word chunky came from. Most of my other chunkies look more like the fine glitter in Erika's pictures of this one.
DeleteThis kinda looks like my bottle of "Chunky Holo Bluebell"...could it be that one? Maybe mis-labeled?
Deletemine also has the bigger hexes/multi sizes if you will.
DeleteTheir lot control is not great. I got one that was clearly labeled Black Holo and it was their red one, not the black one. I found out that they don't have really good quality control from the supplier I got mine from. Sometimes the supplier even had to apply his own labels on the bottles based on what is in the box. So it's not unusual to hear they have changed the formula. Mine is like this on shown on the blog - but I also bought it last year.
I think we got the same eBay set! I almost got the black then switched it out when I saw swatches of Bluebell. I was a little disappointed overall. I got Clover, Scarlet, Bluebell and Purple and minus Scarlet which has red glitter, the other three look exactly the same....
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Beautiful! Like the others above my Chunky Holo Black also has large hex glitter. If you like this you should try Blue Eyed Girl (absolutely GORGEOUS) and their metallics. The metallics are one coasters and also very pretty!
ReplyDelete So I was looking for some sort of nail polish color and I came across this site. I don't understand... this is the same site as yours but not your site... how does that work? lol
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Gregory T. Donovan is an Assistant Professor of Sociology and Urban Studies at Saint Peter's University whose research focuses on the mutual shaping of people, place, and media. He received his Ph.D. in Environmental Psychology with a certification in Interactive Technology and Pedagogy from the CUNY Graduate Center, is a founder of the OpenCUNY Academic Medium, Director of Digital Research for Brooklyn's Public Scholars at the Public Science Project, and currently co-editing (with Suzanne Tamang) a themed issue of The Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy on Media and Methods for Opening Education.
Gregory's research looks specifically at young people's everyday participation and development within proprietary media ecologies. His work is guided by an ontological and epistemological stance that assumes space, media, and knowledge are most just and meaningful when collaboratively produced and governed. In May 2013 Gregory spoke on behalf of his fellow graduates at the CUNY Graduate Center's Forty-Ninth Doctoral Commencement and argued for the importance of critical inquiry and public scholarship in building more just information societies.
The MyDigitalFootprint.ORG Project conducted participatory action design research (PADR) with NYC youth to understand & engage their everyday experiences growing up with proprietary media. The methods & media developed during this project serve as the empirical core of MyDigitalFootprint.ORG: Young People & the Proprietary Ecologies of Everyday Data.
ROLE: Principal Investigator
OpenCUNY is a student-based, open source, and participatory academic medium at the CUNY Graduate Center. OpenCUNY has facilitated interactive environments for student organizations, courses and workshops, student-run conferences, graduate research, health initiatives, student activism, personal websites, and an array of Doctoral Students' Council initiatives.
ROLE: Founder, Former Coordinator (2008-2013)
Situated Informatics works with academics, artists, and activists to design open information environments and social media strategies that accommodate their situated interests and concerns.
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Brooklyn's Public Scholars is a partnership between the CUNY Graduate Center's Public Science Project and Kingsborough Community College. Through social media, collaborative online mapping tools, interactive learning modules, and participatory action research the BPS Platform supports community-based teaching and engaged scholarship around critical urban issues facing students and communities in Brooklyn.
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The Flexx Suede Ballet Flats
Wonderful shoe but fits TIGHT!
I really love how cushy these shoes are to walk in, and the quality is excellent. I bought the tan first - the color is pretty dark, kind of a "muddy" tan, not light. Be advised, however, that the shoe fits like a sock. I usually wear an 8, and I ended up with a 9 1/2 in the end! The shoe is very short heel to toe, and the elastic around the top is snug, though not uncomfortable if you order up. The 9 also worked okay for me - just wanted a bit more room in the toe, even though the heel on the 9 1/2 is a bit big (the elastic keeps it on my foot just fine though). Also note that the little metal tips on the ties brush an arc pattern in the suede nap on the toe as you walk and the ties swing back and forth (ties are not adjustable). But this isn't bothersome enough to make me return the shoe, though some might be put off by it. Really love this shoe overall - wore them on a long trip and love them even more than at first. Went back and bought another pair in black. Just be sure you order up one full size!
May 21, 2012
Great comfortable shoes
Theses fit like ballet shoes except the sole is rubber. I wear them as house shoes.
December 11, 2013
I ordered up based on other reviews and it was a mistake. I wear an 8, so ordered a size 9 and they're very, very long. They would probably stay on because the elastic around the top is so tight. If I had ordered a size 8, the elastic would probably be too tight. As it is, the heel rubs up and down and the edge of the shoe is uncomfortable over the top of my big toe joint. I don't have bunions, so I imagine these may be extra uncomfortable for someone who does. They're very cute and I wanted to like them, but I don't think any size would feel good on my feet.
April 16, 2013
comfortable flats
I bought one pair because they were on sale and absolutely loved them - the first time I wore them all day and out to dinner with no problem - went back and purchased another pair, different color!
October 15, 2013
FLEXX Ballet Flats
The most comfortable shoes I have ever owned - put them on the first time and wore then all day long and into the night for dinner out. Unbelievable for new shoes - even through I don't need them, I ordered another pair in a differet color.
September 23, 2013
Cute - but not for me
My bad! I should have read the description more closely! I completely missed the reference to the "driving moc" features - so when I saw the nubbly rubber at the heel, I knew this was far too sporty a look for my needs - a cute suede flat that could slip under a long skirt for a formal event.
July 26, 2013
Great little shoe
Be mindful when ordering size on this shoe! After three orders and two returns, I finally got it right but had to order one entire size LARGER than I normally wear. I ordered my regular size, but those were too tight across the toe and too short, so I went up half a size; that didn't help much, so I went up yet a half size more. Glad I did because now I love them, They are great with the black compression stockings and black dress. It's all I will need for something a little more formal on my trip, plus maybe a pretty scarf.
May 9, 2012
Still too tight...
After reading previous reviews, I ordered one full size up. The shoes were long enough, actually too long and slipping in the heel, but with the elastic they stayed on. The problem was that there was still not enough room in the toe box, so I am returning these. Too bad, because they are cute and of very nice quality. I would love to have a pair of these shoes that fit.
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Can I write my college essay about Sandy?
We missed last week's column and of course we have an excuse "Sandy."
As of the Nov. 8 our power is still out and the internet just came on so I can write this column. I always said to my students, make believe the admissions counselor at the school you are applying to just read 100 essays and yours is number 101!
Would it make an impression? Say something unique about you as a person? So how many essays from students in New Jersey will mention Sandy? I guarantee lots of them and as long as it is about you and not just the hurricane that's ok.
Writing the college essay and other short answers for the college application strike fear in even the best students. In fact, I have worked with excellent students who did not apply to colleges on their list because they did not want to write another college essay. If this sounds familiar, I suggest you look at the essay in another way: Use it to show and highlight things about yourself that do not appear on your applications.
One of the questions I'm often asked about the essay is its role in determining acceptance or rejection. For the most part, a great essay and a poor academic record will not get you into a top-notch school. On the other hand, a so-so essay and terrific credentials won't necessarily keep you out of a school. But what the essay can do is give you the edge. Writing about a hobby, event, pastime, experience, etc. that distinguishes you from the rest of the pack can often tip the scales in your favor.
The key point of the essay is to show the admissions officers why you should be admitted to their school. My advice to students is to consider this scenario: After reading 32 essays, yours is the last one the admissions officer reads before calling it a day. Do you really think she is interested in how you won the big game on the last play or how you survived breaking up with your boyfriend? I'm afraid not.
So, what's the best way to approach the essay? Here are seven helpful tips to get you started:
* Do not—and I repeat—do not wait until the last minute to write your essay. Most people—including high school students—do not do their best when they are under pressure. Careful planning and thought will pay off, so give yourself plenty of time to write your essay.
* Brainstorm the topic. Let's say you're asked to write about a person who has been a big influence in your life. Write down the name or names of those people, as well as the answers to why and how they have influenced you.
* Write an essay that shows insight about your character. Admissions officers want to get a feel for who you are. They want to know what makes you tick and why they should admit you. You want to write an interesting story that reveals character traits that do not appear on your application. Colleges typically want to know how you handled a challenge, overcame an obstacle, or a lesson you learned. Be yourself and let your personality shine through.


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Nexus - Techfest 2010 , IIT Bombay
Techfest is the Annual International Science and Technology Festival of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay, one of the premier institutes of technology in India.
Since its inception in the year 1998 Techfest has grown to become the largest festival of its kind in Asia. Techfest 2010, the thirteenth edition will be held in the IIT Bombay campus from the 22nd to the 24th of January 2010.
Techfest Nexus, an initiative of Techfest aims to provide a platform to students from all regions of the country to prove their skills. It will be held as a preliminary level competition at 5 different centers across the country in october and the top three teams from each center will be invited to IIT Bombay to compete against the best in the country in the finals to be held during the festival. This year through Nexus we will be introducing the new field of wireless communication and data transfer, which remains highly untapped in our country. This technology recently has been blooming and is finding its application at almost every place, from regular household work to complicated space exploration.
The registrations for this competition have begun. Please visit www.techfest.org/initiatives/nexus for more details.
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Techfest 2010
Techfest, IIT Bombay's Annual Science and Technology festival is scheduled this year from 22nd to 24th January 2010. Techfest brings you a whole new range of Competitions this year with prizes worth Rs. 15 lakhs. Please find below the brief overview of the competitions.
The competitions have been broadly divided into 6 categories:
iBots: The category which focuses on the Robotics competitions for Techfest 2010:
A.N.T.Z. - The world challenge of Techfest 2010 which has introduced SWARM Robotics for the first time in India. Prizes worth INR 1.1 lacs to be won.
FreeKick - Use Image Processing to play the game of Football. Prizes worth INR 48,000 to be won.
CROSS_OVER - The basic robotics challenge of Techfest 2010. Prizes worth INR 18,000 to be won.
Torque: This category is all about speed:
Full Throttle : Inferno – The IC Engine monster car racing challenge. Prizes worth INR 50,000 to be won.
BlackBird – The RC plane racing competition. Prizes worth INR 40,000 to be won.
Solar Splash – The solar power boat competition. Prizes worth INR 22,000 to be won.
Dimensions: Dimensions comprises competitions testing basic concepts of science:
Bascule Bridge - Make bridges using Popsicle sticks. Prizes worth INR 16,000 to be won.
Contraptions – Find innovative methods of making a field goal. Prizes worth INR 16,000 to be won.
MechCompute – Build a calculator using only mechanical components. Prizes worth INR 20,000 to be won.
Vorticity – Delve into the depths of CFD. Prizes worth INR 16,000 to be won.
Mbedded Logic – Make logic circuits using FPGA. Prizes worth INR 16,000 to be won.
ArchiTECH: Architecture and Design related competitions. Make an eco-friendly house in Eco-Mansion or design the most efficient parking system in City Racks. Prizes worth INR 46,000 to be won.
Robowars : The Vengeance - The Inter-collegiate combat robotics competition. Fight it out to get your college to glory. Prizes worth INR 55,000 to be won.
CodeX: The category for all the coders. AIR-O-MANIA from Adobe, HASH_include (coding, networking and reversing competition) and VirtualPro (flash game design competition) await your participation. Total prizes worth INR 1.25 lacs to be won.
Please click on the competition of your interest to get more details.
The last date for registrations is 20th December for the competitions. Register immediately to receive regular updates about the events from Techfest 2010.
In case you have any doubts or you want to discuss something, please visit www.techfest.org/forum and get your queries answered.
See you at Techfest 2010.
"Unleash The Future" : Techfest, IIT Bombay
Hi All,
Registrations for the Techfest Competitions, covering almost all field of technology are open. Register at Techfest to showcase your talent among the brightest of all.
Techfest this year is being held from 22nd-24th January at IIT Bombay. Here is the briefs of the competitions groups:
1.)iBots: Hard-core robotics events
2.)Torque: High speed racing competitions encompassing the Land, Water and Air
3.)Dimensions: Events testing the ability to apply the basic science to revolutionize the way we live
4.)ArchiTECH: Architecture and Design based competitions
5.)Innovate: Open Software and Golden Challenges
6.)CodeX: Coding competitions
Registrations are free. For more information please visit www.techfest.org
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NIC Theater Department presents dinner theater production
The North Idaho College Theater Department will present its spring production of Private Eyes in a special dinner theater-style format April 21-23 at NIC.
Private Eyes is a Steven Dietz comedy of suspicion where nothing is quite what it seems, according to NIC Theater Director Joe Jacoby who will be directing the play.
"The play is funny, evocative and filled with surprises," Jacoby said. "Coupled with a fabulous dinner, this event will not disappoint."
Attendees will enjoy dinner prepared by NIC Food Services while watching the theater production, which begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Lake Coeur d'Alene Room of NIC's Edminster Student Union Building.
The cast includes Alyssa Calder of Coeur d'Alene, Jordan Gookin of Coeur d'Alene, community member Steve Hammond, who is also an NIC tutor, Tony Parks of Coeur d'Alene and Sandy Pelletti of Rathdrum.
The play is recommended for adult audiences due to adult themes and language.
Tickets are $25 each or $20 for students who purchase them by Friday, April 15. Tickets must be purchased by 4 p.m. the day of the show through the NIC TicketQuick Box Office inside Boswell Hall or by calling (208) 769-7780. NIC Gold Cards will not be accepted in order to pay for the cost of dinner.
Proceeds benefit future projects for NIC theater students.
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Look, I respect the heck out of Jim Brown as a football player. He was the greatest running back of his generation, and, if he played today, he'd still be great.
But I also see Emmitt Smith's point, which is that if you penalize a running back for lowering his head, you're actually taking away one of the ways running backs use to protect themselves. So you're robbing Peter to pay Paul, as far as the safety issue goes.
All I know is, I've seen a lot of footage of Jim Brown, and he never had to lower his head to protect himself (or bulldoze for the extra yard). And I've also seen this.
Does Sweetness pull off this, or half the runs he made as a player, without lowering his head? You tell me.


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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - The Philadelphia Phillies activated relief pitcher Mike Adams from the 15-day disabled list prior to Sunday's game against the Washington Nationals.
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[JURIST] The US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit [official website] on Thursday dismissed [opinion text] a claim brought by the mother of a special education student that her child's Fourth and Fourteenth amendment [text] rights were violated when he was given "timeouts." Jennifer Couture sued the Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) [official website] and three individual school officials for placing her child, referred to as M.C. by the court, in a secluded room in order to control his behavior. M.C. suffers from severe mental and emotional health problems, and in 2002 he was placed in a special education program designed to control his repeated outbursts. The Court ruled that the district court erred in not granting qualified immunity to the three individual defendants:
Temporarily removing M.C., given the threat he often posed to the emotional, psychological, and physical safety of the students and teachers, was eminently reasonable...We therefore find that there was no Fourth Amendment violation here, and that the three individual defendants are entitled to qualified immunity on this claim.The district court found that the timeouts were designed both to punish M.C., and to educate him. Under either rationale, there has been no constitutional violation...To determine what process is due, courts must balance: (1) the private interests that will be affected by the official action; (2) the risk of erroneous deprivation; and (3) the burden on the government from additional procedural requirements... We are reluctant to limit a teachers ability to manage her classroom by requiring her to give the student a hearing of some form.


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The rattlesnakes and rodents that inhabit a garbage-filled parcel of land in Chilcoot will have to find another place to live — the Plumas Board of Supervisors has earmarked $30,000 to clean up the blighted area.
During the board's Oct. 15 meeting, Building Official John Cunningham and Public Works Director Bob Perreault shared their plan to remove vehicles and debris from the site.
Cunningham reminded the supervisors that he had brought the matter to their attention several months ago and now was ready to proceed.
County Counsel Craig Settlemire said that he would file a motion with the court to begin the abatement process, since the owner has been unresponsive.
"The process will require a minimum of 30 days," he said. "If the court grants the motion, the cleanup can begin."
Rather than go out to bid, because there are many unknowns about the extent of the cleanup, public works employees will do the work.
Perreault estimated the costs to be a little more than $23,000, but requested $30,000 to cover contingencies, such as hazardous materials if they are found.
"It's difficult because we don't know all that's there," Cunningham said. He has visited the site multiple times, but there is a lot to be removed.
Both Cunningham and Perreault hope much of the cost can be recouped by selling or salvaging some of the items.
"If costs exceed the salvage value, we can place a lien on the property," Settlemire said.
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Two transit buses and a couple of dump trucks are among the surplus vehicles that the county plans to auction.
Public Works Director Bob Perreault presented a list of surplus equipment to the supervisors and received approval to partner with Bar None Auction to conduct the sale.
There is also a street sweeper, a water truck, an excavator and a low-bed tractor, as well as miscellaneous items such as tire chains.
The buses and vehicles have high mileage and no longer meet emission standards for public transportation.
Dony Sawchuk, the director of facility services, will also use Bar None to dispose of surplus office equipment.
Sawchuk said the equipment is being stored at the former probation building in East Quincy, but he would offer the items to other county departments before he gave them up for auction.
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The supervisors signed a letter endorsing a new event to be held next October, despite opposition from some in the equestrian community.
The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship plans to hold a three-day mountain bike event called the Sierra Crown, which will take place in Downieville, Graeagle and Quincy from Oct. 3 to 5, 2014.
"I am confident this will be a world-class event and will attract riders and media throughout the word," read the letter, which was signed by Terry Swofford, the Board of Supervisors chairman.
Supervisors Jon Kennedy and Lori Simpson said they received emails from individuals who were against the event.
"The horse people don't approve," Simpson said. "I thought they would be here today."
Simpson said she supported the event because "we're constantly working to keep the forest open to support multiuse."
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Human Resources Director Gayla Trumbo won approval to hire a human resources analyst for her department.
Trumbo said the position has been vacant since 2008 and that she had absorbed the duties, but with the advent of the Affordable Care Act, she needed help.
"This responsibility will bring additional workload that if not implemented and tracked correctly will also bring liability to the County," she wrote in her backup material. "The penalties for errors are very severe to the employers whether you are a governmental agency or a private employer."
District Attorney David Hollister received authorization to hire a legal services assistant for his office and the public works director will be able to fill the Quincy road maintenance supervisor position that opened up as the result of a retirement.
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The supervisors voted to proclaim October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
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The annual report found that people with health questions or concerns tied for second on the call list, with 12 percent of all callers seeking health-related support. Trained referral specialists then put those callers in touch with the right kind of service to match their individual issue, from cancer screenings to wound care.
In 2010, 54,605 calls were made to 2-1-1, a 49 percent increase in calls received two years earlier, and 35 percent of those calls were made by residents seeking help with basic needs such as food and housing, according to the report.
"We get a lot of calls where people are looking for some kind of community clinic," Nygaard notes. "People may be uninsured or they may be on public insurance or in some kind of urgent care type setting."
Since starting in 2001, the program has evolved to incorporate an e-mail service and a website that offers users a searchable database of more than 2,000 local public and non-profit programs. But Nygaard maintains that the heart of the service is still in the person-to-person care of the phone conversations.
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14.2.5. Passing Variables |
Let's talk about passing variables to a subroutine. There are two ways to do this: you can pass a copy of the variable to the subroutine (this is called passing by value) or you can instead pass a reference to it (a reference is just a pointer, so the variable itself is not copied). Other things being equal, if the copy of the variable is larger than a pointer to it, it will be more efficient to pass a reference.
Let's use the example from the previous section, assuming we have no choice but to read the whole file before any data processing takes place and its size is 5 MB. Suppose you have some subroutine called process( ) that processes the data and returns it. Now say you pass $content by value and process( ) makes a copy of it in the familiar way:
my $content = qq{foobarfoobar}; $content = process($content); sub process { my $content = shift; $content =~ s/foo/bar/gs; return $content; }
You have just copied another 5 MB, and the child has grown in size by another 5 MB. Assuming 20 Apache children, you can multiply this growth again by factor of 20—now you have 200 MB of wasted RAM! This will eventually be reused, but it's still a waste. Whenever you think the variable may grow bigger than a few kilobytes, definitely pass it by reference.
There are several forms of syntax you can use to pass and use variables passed by reference. For example:
my $content = qq{foobarfoobar}; process(\$content); sub process { my $r_content = shift; $$r_content =~ s/foo/bar/gs; }
Here $content is populated with some data and then passed by reference to the subroutine process( ), which replaces all occurrences of the string foo with the string bar. process( ) doesn't have to return anything—the variable $content was modified directly, since process( ) took a reference to it.
If the hashes or arrays are passed by reference, their individual elements are still accessible. You don't need to dereference them:
$var_lr->[$index] get $index'th element of an array via a ref $var_hr->{$key} get $key'th element of a hash via a ref
Note that if you pass the variable by reference but then dereference it to copy it to a new string, you don't gain anything, since a new chunk of memory will be acquired to make a copy of the original variable. The perlref manpage provides extensive information about working with references.
Another approach is to use the @_ array directly. Internally, Perl always passes these variables by reference and dereferences them when they are copied from the @_ array. This is an efficiency mechanism to allow you to write subroutines that take a variable passed as a value, without copying it.
process($content); sub process { $_[0] =~ s/foo/bar/gs; }
From perldoc perlsub:
The array @_ is a local array, but its elements are aliases for the actual scalar parameters. In particular, if an element $_[0] is updated, the corresponding argument is updated (or an error occurs if it is not possible to update)...
Be careful when you write this kind of subroutine for use by someone else; it can be confusing. It's not obvious that a call like process($content); modifies the passed variable. Programmers (the users of your library, in this case) are used to subroutines that either modify variables passed by reference or expressly return a result, like this:
$content = process($content);
You should also be aware that if the user tries to submit a read-only value, this code won't work and you will get a runtime error. Perl will refuse to modify a read-only value:
$content = process("string foo");
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Two More Qualify for Mayor of Macon-Bibb County
MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) -- Today, two men who are no stranger to competing for one position qualified within minutes of each other to run for mayor of Macon-Bibb County.
Former Bibb County Chairmen Charles Bishop, and current Chairman Sam Hart served on commission together before Hart beat out Bishop for the chairman's seat in 2008.
Bishop says the new government needs someone who can handle money, and his record proves he's got the expertise.
"All my life I've been a public servant and I'm here today to offer again to offer my service to the new government. The new government will evolve with a lot of problems, all my life, I've been a problem solver," said Bishop.
Hart believes the community needs continue to be proactive when it comes in looking for economic development.
"I think I've approached the think community approach to my leadership and also to how I govern. I think it's important that in this new government, I think it's going to be important going forward that we engage folk," said Hart.
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This hotel is located in Montreal (Chinatown), close to Monument National, Notre Dame Basilica, and University of Quebec-Montreal. Also nearby are Bonsecours Market and Christ Church Cathedral.
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In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, Hotel Zero 1 provides a 24-hour business center, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and a porter/bellhop.
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A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center, audiovisual equipment, and small meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 6178 square feet (574 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms and banquet facilities. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. This business-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and concierge services. A total renovation of this property was completed in March 2011.
Hotel Zero 1 is a smoke-free property.
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Information about layers growth (ex- or in-situ) and optical properties of the samples can be derived, using the ellipsometry method. It is fundamental in the field of multi-step surface modification, swelling phenomena, and in situ monitoring of adsorption processes at interfaces.
The null-ellipsometry is a successive implement, which eliminates many system errors, occurring by a small-scale sample misalignment. As light source, a red He-Ne laser with a wavelength 632.8 nm is used. The polarizer and the compensator generate elliptically polarized light, which reflects from the substrate surface. For measurements in air, the incident angle normally is set to 70°, appropriate for silica wafers with native SiO2 layer. After the sample surface is reached, the reflected light passes through the analyzer and drops onto a photo multiplier, which operates as a detector. The control of the ellipsometer and the data evaluation requires special software. The experimental data can be presented as relative amplitude ratio (tanΨ) and relative phase shift (Δ)- both related to the Fresnel reflection coefficients (R) for p and s polarized light, which are function of the layer properties:
λ- wave length, Φ0- angle of incidence, dj- thickness of the layer (j= 0,1, 2..); NS, nj, n0 are optical constants of the substrate, layer, and surrounding media, respectively.
The ellipsometric quantities Ψ and Δ can be derived from positions of the polarizer and analyzer which lead to zero intensity of the beam at the detector:
Ψ = A, Δ = 2p + 90°
fig. 1 Schematic depiction of an ellipsometic set-up.
Instead studying the film growth after processing in air conditions, the null-ellipsometry is a sensitive technique for evaluation of thin films swelling and adsorption kinetics under appropriate conditions. Since most of the adsorption and surface processes take place at solid/liquid interfaces, the ellipsometric measurements were additionally adapted and optimised to every particular system. An example is plotted below.
fig. 2 In situ measured adsorption kinetics of polystyrene latex nanoparticles, functionalised with -SO3H groups (d=15 nm), adsorbing onto PAA-P2VP brush at pH 3; I-brush swelling: II-nanoparticles adsorption.
Below, two ellipsometers operating at constant wavelength of 632.8 nm are pictured. Both devices have possibilities for sample mapping via X-Y mobile stage.
fig. 3 Null-ellipsometers in a polarizer-compensator-sample-analyzer mode:
Left: Multiscope- Optrel, Berlin, with imaging option and possibilities for kinetic liquid state experiments:
Accuracy Δ±0.005°, Ψ±0.005°;
Right: SE 402 (Sentech Instruments GmbH, Berlin) with Auto Collimating Telescope (ACT) for fine positioning:
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Contain Yourself: Getting to Know Containers for Flower Arranging
A good floral design involves more than just the flowers and foliage. Choosing the right container is crucial to making the right arrangement for the right occasion and space.
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Every flower design must suit its purpose and surroundings. Decide on your container first, before you select the flowers. Consider the size, shape, and color of the container in order to get the right look, and create the right impression. This selection of vases represents the four essential shapes in a designer's collection; with this limited choice you can create a wonderful variety of arrangements and show off the flowers at their best.
This globe shape is good for highlighting the beauty of just a few blooms by curling and swirling them within the curved contours of the bowl. It is also ideal for displaying tall-stemmed hand-tied bouquets that require a dramatic edge.
Cube Vase
A square-shaped vase is perfect for displaying a mass of one type of flower, and ideal for smaller, compact arrangements with short-stemmed flowers. The straight sides of this vase put a geometric framework onto the blooms, giving them a modern look.
Flared Vase
This vase allows flowers and foliage to fall naturally at pleasing angles to create a fan shape, and it can display a wide variety of flowers clearly in a large arrangement. Its tapered base also limits the spread of their stems, ensuring that any displays requiring an extravagant flourish or an element of drama or impact have added height.
Column Vase
A straight-sided vase can "contain" the flowers within it, so you can use it to create sculptural or uniform arrangements. Its extended height allows displays of tall-stemmed flowers to be well supported so they don't droop, but you can also use it for contemporary designs, such as a compact ball or "bomb" of large, domed flowers that sits on the rim of the vase.
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