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Richie McCaw, Rugby World Cup winning captain and the New Zealand All Black's most capped player of all time, is unquestionably the greatest player of his generation. He is arguably the most talented player of all time. In his bestselling autobiography, McCaw talks with brutal honesty about the roots of his family life that defined his character and how it gave him the strength to emerge from the lowest moment in his career to lift the Webb Ellis Cup, and become the most successful captain world rugby has ever seen. As he prepares to become the first captain to successfully defend the World Cup, McCaw has set the standard of what a professional rugby player should be. Hugely popular and respected, his sheer presence means that he is a natural leader both on and off the pitch and his story is not just a brutal account of life on the front line, but an exhilarating portrait of modern rugby.
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Since RICHIE MCCAW's debut in 2001 the All Blacks have won seven Tri Nations titles, completed three successful Grand Slam tours and won the Bledisloe Cup eight times as well as the 2011 Rugby World Cup. He is the All Blacks most capped player of all time and has been named the International Rugby Board (IRB) Player of the Year a record three times.
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ST. LOUIS -- Tony La Russa intends to bat his pitcher eighth again next season, an unorthodox strategy that the St. Louis Cardinals' manager enthusiastically believes in.
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The Eighth Veil is a mystery set in the year 28 CE in Jerusalem during the feast of Tabernacles. A murdered servant girl is found in the palace of King Herod Antipas. The Prefect, Pontius Pilate is in attendance. The populace is still buzzing over the brutal death of one of their Prophets, John, known familiarly as the Baptizer, and scandal is in the air.Pilate does wants no trouble and insists an independent investigation into the murder be made. Antipas will have none of Pilate's men in the palace and Pilate doesn't trust Antipas. Gamaliel, the chief rabbi and head of the Sanhedrin is coerced by Pilate to do the detective work.Gamaliel is a Talmudic scholar, not a sleuth and at first struggles. But as he learns more of the dead girl's background and that of the other major players in the drama, particularly Menahem, Antipas' foster brother, he soon becomes eon over to the process and, Sherlockian-like, begins to fit the pieces together. Or, as his "Watson" Loukas says, strips the veils from his personal Salome.The girl turns out not to be the mere servant everyone assumed, in spite of his impatience with the pace and direction of the investigation Pilate is rewarded and the fascinating, little told but critically entwined, histories of Julius Caesar, Cleopatra, Herod the Great, Anthony and Augustus Caesar, and the Battle of Actium suddenly seems more relevant to the Gospel narratives than anyone might have previously imagined.Meanwhile, the figure of Jesus, the rabbi from Nazareth, with his ragged band of enthusiasts and his habit of annoying Caiaphas, the High Priest, moves enigmatically in the background.
Frederick Ramsay was raised on the east coast and attended graduate school in Chicago, He is a writer of mysteries set in Virginia, (the Ike Schwartz Mysteries) Botswana (Predators, Reapers) and stand-alones (Impulse, Judas, the Gospel of Betrayal). He is a retired Episcopal Priest, Academic, and now author who lives in Surprise AZ with his wife of thirty years, Susan.


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To Benjamin Hedin, the civil rights movement was always "a unified or singular thing," and a "moment in time," a movement that swelled and then ended. In his new book "In Search of the Movement: The Struggle for Civil Rights Then and Now" (City Lights Books, $15.95),
Henry Leyva reads Jim Grimsley's "How I Shed My Skin: Unlearning the Racist Lessons of a Southern Childhood" (Algonquin Books, Highbridge Audio, 6 CDs, 7 hours). Leyva's narration is only slightly tinged with a southern accent. This flavors his storytelling as it moves fluidly through difficult material, intricate detailing, and dialogue studded with dialect.
Rob Dunn will discuss his book "The Man Who Touched His Own Heart" on North Carolina Bookwatch today at noon and Thursday at 5 p.m.
The exhibition currently at Contemporary Art Museum in Raleigh is huge: There are some 85 local, national and international artists presenting their work. Titled "Drawing show in five parts," the entire building is devoted to old-fashioned drawing, and video and sculptures that begin with drawing skills. The themes come directly from today's culture of science fiction, comics ("Drawn & Quarterly" and Marvel immediately come to mind), computer games and advertising, yet their artistic ancestors, like Warhol and Duchamp, hover over the entire exhibition.
A photo portrait of Hillsborough poet Jaki Shelton Green is on the cover of a new collection of biographical essays, "North Carolina Women: Their Lives and Times, Volume 2" (University of Georgia Press, $34.95). Green is part of Rebecca Godwin's essay "North Carolina Women Writers," which pays tribute to women who have contributed to the state's literary culture – among them Doris Betts, Elizabeth Spencer, Jill McCorkle, Maya Angelou and others.
Frances Mayes will discuss "Under Magnolia: A Southern Memoir" on "North Carolina Bookwatch" on UNC-TV today at noon and Thursday at 5 p.m.
"Love May Fail," by Matthew Quick (HarperCollins, $25.99), is the latest in an occasional series of book reviews of summer reads.
DURHAM -- Durham County Library will host author Cat Warren for a reading and discussion of her book, "What the Dog Knows: Scent, Science, and the Amazing Ways Dogs Perceive the World," at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Southwest Regional Library, 3605 Shannon Road.
Architect Paul Hardin Kapp will discuss his new book "The Architecture of William Nichols: Building the Antebellum South in North Carolina, Alabama, and Mississippi" in Hillsborough on June 14 at 2 p.m.
Local author Sarah Dessen's 12th novel, "Saint Anything" (Viking, ages 13 and up) is being heralded as her "darkest, most searching, most provocative novel yet."
Nell Zink's new novel "Mislaid" is a story of survival and living by one's wits in the underside of the 1970s and 1980s. "Mislaid" also is rich in literary allusion, irony and humor. The novel is an entertaining romp that manages to make poets Gregory Corso and Allen Ginsberg distant minor characters, and is ultimately about reconciliation.
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A passion project 25 years in the making came to fruition Wednesday night, June 24, for a Lexington-based artist and filmmaker from Marion County.
From a very young age, 61-year-old Bill Glasscock could be found with pencil to paper, scribbling in the margins of his notebook at school.
He was always tasked with creating posters for his third-grade class and drawing the giant Santa Claus come Christmas time.
The 21st Century Learning Center has hosted the "Adventure Achievers!" camp twice this summer as part of Marion County Public Schools' Summer Dream Academy. The June 8-12 camp for elementary school students, and the June 22-26 camp was for middle school students.
Daniels Beams, director of the learning center, wrote that camps is intended continue learning while school is out and prevent the "summer slide" (learning loss that can occur during the break).
Animals, games, food, pageants and rides will return to the Marion County Fairgrounds June 27 through July 4.
The 2015 Marion County Fair began Saturday, June 27, with the open dairy show.
Starting Monday, June 29, the carnival will open at 5 p.m. each night through July 4 (weather permitting). Admission is $10 per person, and it includes the rides and nightly events.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Green River Lake announced June 26 that it plans to re-open the beach located at Smith Ridge Recreation Area.
A Lebanon man is facing charges of second-degree wanton endangerment and endangering the welfare of a minor after a 3-year-old foster child in his care was found walking KY 49 Sunday morning.
At 9 a.m. June 21, the Kentucky State Police received a report of a toddler walking in the road on KY 49, south of Lebanon. The 3-year-old female was found without any injuries and was kept safely at a residence until state troopers arrived.
Mellwood H. Robinson of Lebanon is listed in stable condition as of Monday afternoon at University Hospital in Louisville, where is recovering after a motorcycle accident that occurred Friday.
Robinson, 74, of Lebanon was riding his a 1981 Honda motorcycle when he was involved in an accident at 7:06 p.m. June 19 in front of 690 Metts Drive in Lebanon. According to the Lebanon Police, Robinson told the police that someone ran him off the road.
Losing their home to fire last week has been a "humbling experience" for a Loretto family.
Fortunately, no one was injured as the result of the fire, which occurred Tuesday morning, June 16, but the fire destroyed the home located at 4255 Hwy. 52, which belonged to Jason and Amanda Beard.
"This was a tragedy but really has helped me see how wonderful humans can be," Beard told the Enterprise Monday afternoon.
According to Lebanon Police Dispatch, a call was received at 8:29 a.m. reporting a house was on fire.
Marion County emergency personnel and Spring View Hospital staff responded to a simulated meth lab explosion Wednesday, June 17, on Fairgrounds Road in Lebanon.
According to Marion County Emergency Management Director Hayden Johnson, the disaster exercise went very well.
"There were three out-of-county evaluators that had nothing but praise for the responders of Lebanon and Marion County," Johnson said.
Imagine tens of thousands of people attended events at the YUM Center in Louisville, including a Selena Gomez concert, and FFA convention and an AAU basketball event, all within a week of each other.
Now imagine within days of those events, thousands of people starting coming to emergency rooms in Louisville and counties within driving distance with flu-like symptoms, only when they are tested, their results show they do not have the flu.
Now imagine that public health officials determined that anthrax, not the flu, was the cause of the outbreak. What would you do?
Lynne Robey had some good news for the Marion County Fiscal Court last week.
Central Kentucky Community Action Council continues to improve its financial condition. When Robey took over as the CKCAC director a few years ago, the agency's future was uncertain.
Thanks to support from local governments in the agency's service area and changes within the office, the agency is getting back on its feet, according to Robey.
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"Matinee," a delightful comedy and one of the most charming movies in a long time, takes place exactly at a moment when that innocence may have ended. The time is November, 1962. President Kennedy has gone on television to warn that Cuba is armed with nuclear missiles, and that the U.S. Navy is blockading the island against an approaching Russian fleet. Meanwhile, in Key West, which is just over the horizon from Cuba, another drama is unfolding. An exploitation filmmaker has arrived in town with his latest sleazo production, "Mant," the story of a man who has mutated into a giant ant.
After the Cuban missile crisis and other shocks to our system, such as Vietnam, it became harder to get worked up over B-movie heroes who started to grow tentacles. But this is an earlier time, and for a local kid named Gene (Simon Fenton), the arrival of the famous Lawrence Woolsey (John Goodman) is a great day for Key West.
Gene reads all the fanzines about monsters of moviedom, and considers Woolsey a great man.
They say if you go to the movies long enough you will finally see yourself on the screen. I had that experience during "Matinee," because in many ways I was just like that kid Gene. At the age of 12, I was fascinated by science fiction, baffled by girls, and starstruck by show business. Like Gene, I tried to meet the celebrities who came through my town, although I was never lucky enough to talk my way into the confidence of a big-time sleaze king like Woolsey, and get a behind-the-scenes glimpse as he prepared for a premiere.
Woolsey, portrayed by Goodman as an affable man who genuinely enjoys his work, is a combination of dozens of exploitation filmmakers who prospered in the 1950s by adding showmanship to their cheapo productions. For the premiere of "Mant," Woolsey wires the theater seats with electrical buzzers, sets up equipment to blow dry ice vapors at the audience, and hires a guy to dress up like a giant ant to run up and down the aisles.
All of these techniques were actually used in the 1950s, often by the legendary William Castle, who once allowed the audience to choose between two possible endings of the same horror film. In "Matinee," they come together to produce a premiere showing of great hilarity, as the audience leaps from its seats on cue, and the awfulness of "Mant" is equaled only by its demented craziness.
The story of the premiere is intercut with events in the real world. Gene's father is a Navy officer on board one of the ships in the blockade. American jets fly overhead, ominously low. TV bulletins relate a countdown to possible nuclear war. And Sherry, the prettiest girl in school (Kellie Martin) wants to go out with Stan, but meanwhile her former boyfriend, a juvenile delinquent, warns the hero not to get close to his girl. Stan breaks the date, goes to the "Mant" matinee with friends, and discovers to his horror that Sherry is also there. His troubles are only starting. The guy hired to get inside the giant ant costume is . . . the former boyfriend. And so on.
There are a lot of big laughs in "Matinee," and not many moments when I didn't have a wide smile on my face. I loved, for example, the character of Ruth Corday, played by Cathy Moriarty. She's a big, flashy blond who is Goodman's girlfriend and leading lady, and she never stops complaining because she can see this guy is mostly dreams and hot air. But she's a good sport, and puts on a nurse uniform to sit in the lobby and get the kids to sign "medical consent forms" saying they won't sue if they keel over after seeing the giant ant.
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I'm trying to make a balance_bst(bstNode root) function, but i'm struggling with the implementation.
I'm implementing the function as a template function, since my bstNode class is a template class.
Here is (some of) my code:
template<class Item, class Key>
class bstNode{
bstNode(const Item& init_data = Item(), const Key& init_key = Key(), bstNode<Item, Key>* l_child = NULL, bstNode<Item, Key>* r_child = NULL){
data_field = init_data;
key_field = init_key;
l_ptr = l_child;
r_ptr = r_child;
data_field = 0;
key_field = 0;
l_ptr = r_ptr = NULL;
//Basic Member Functions
bstNode<Item, Key>*& left( ) { return l_ptr; } //returns left child pointer by reference
bstNode<Item, Key>*& right( ) { return r_ptr; } //returns right child pointer by reference
bstNode<Item, Key>* left( ) const { return l_ptr; } //returns left child pointer by reference
bstNode<Item, Key>* right( ) const { return r_ptr; } //returns right child pointer by reference
const Item& data() const{ return data_field; } //returns reference to data_field
const Key& key()const { return key_field; }
Item& data() { return data_field; } //returns reference to data_field
Key& key() { return key_field; }
void set_data(const Item& new_data){ data_field = new_data; } //sets data_field to new_data
void set_key(const Key& new_key){ key_field = new_key; } //sets key_field to new_key
void set_left(bstNode* new_left){ l_ptr = new_left; } //sets left child pointer to new_left
void set_right(bstNode* new_right){ r_ptr = new_right; } //sets right child pointer to new_right
bstNode<Item, Key> *l_ptr, //pointer to left child node
*r_ptr; //pointer to right child node
Item data_field;
Key key_field;
template<class Item, class Key>
void balance_bst(bstNode<Item, Key>*& root){ //unfinished
std::vector< bstNode<Item, Key>* > nodes;
sorter(root, nodes);
size_t i = nodes.size()/2; //size() divided by 2 will yield
//index of middle element of vector for
//odd-isized arrays and the greater of the
//middle two elements for an even-sized array
//.....MORE CODE HERE: recursive call??
template<class Item, class Key>
void sorter(bstNode<Item, Key>*& root, std::vector<bstNode<Item, Key>* >& tree_nodes){
if(root == NULL)
sorter(root->left(), tree_nodes);
sorter(root->right(), tree_nodes);
I've been messing with the actual balance_bst function, and think that recursion is the obvious solution but i can't seem to wrap my head around this one...
sorter basically inserts the elements of a BST into a vector using an inorder processing algorithm. So as long as "root" is a pointer to the root of a binary search tree(ie all key values of a nodes left subtree are less than the key value of the nodes and all key values of the nodes right subtree are greater than the nodes) then the nodes inserted into the vector will be sorter in an ascending manner.
Then, to create a balanced tree, i insert the node at the center of the vector at the root of the tree, and then should be able to recursively insert the left and right children nodes which would then be at the middle of the left half of the vector and the middle of the right half of the vector.
Note: i understand that this is using integer division and that say, 7/2 = 3, which would be the index of the middle element of an array of size 7. And for even-sized arrays, the algorithm implemented above will find the index of the greater of the two elements in the middle of the vector.
Anyway, any suggestions or observations are welcomed and encouraged! Thanks in advance.
Edit: What I am asking is how do I implement a function to balance a binary search tree? (A balanced BST is one that has the minimum depth it can given the number of nodes.)


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This 18th century traditional provencal Bastide is set amid 25 acres of woodland and cherry orchards in the heart of the Luberon. In the mature grounds you will still find traces of an old maze, once a favourite feature of a gentleman's country retreat. La Blancherie du Luberon has been refurbished and modernised while retaining its authentic charm. From the swimming pool or the jardin "a la Francaise", one has a 360 degree view: The pre-luberon plateau in the South; a pine, oak and cedar tree-covered hill and cherry orchard in the West, the town of Apt and the Mountains of Vaucluse (incl. the famous Tour de France Ventoux) in the North,...Read more
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That's the problem, they wrote something into the premise of the show (no support) that they didn't really think out. The ship really wouldn't have survived without any support but they'd have to violate the premise to do anything, which meant they were screwed no matter WHAT they did.
Well no cause as I said they could have showed the ship slowly falling apart and being patched up with alien tec. As well as replaceing dead crew with some delta quadrent recruits as th series went along.
Dont know why voyager would have lost rateing if they had shown a ship falling apart.
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The easiest check in, in the world!!!
Very convenient.
Not bad at all Not to busy chocolate candy store good service his from San Diego
Pinball at the baggage claim is an airport power move.
Quiet and laid back... No hustle and bustle
Raining.. But safe
Good food while we waited.
Great airport. Very easy in and out.
Beautiful weather in #providence
Stop whining about the walk to rental cars. I did it with heels and a 45 lb bag. Join a gym. There's a cart ride for disabled people and people with little kids. The rest of us could use the cardio.
It is a walk to the rental cars but easier than catching a shuttle miles to the rentals in other big airports.
Forgot your headphones? You can get a cheap pair thanks to Jet Blue @ gate 12...Just $2!
Go online and find the coupon for parking!
Mainline Blockage
Here i go bye bye providence
First troop deployment to Florida
Smallish airport so the security lines are not long at all.
Hello again
Flight delay, no surprises actually. Happens all the time.
Nice airport. Small. Easy in easy out.
TF Green Airport transportation to all New England points.Dependable scheduled airport door to door service. Online reservations at www.smqlimo.com or call 508-989-1883 for a custom quote.
Waiting for my flight...I need some coffee!!!
Easy airport to get in and out of...
Loved the fast security clearance. Great service great staff !
absolutely no need to show up an hour before your flight w/ TSA-pre #millionmileclubstatus
TSA pre check now available for all those global entry card holders out there. Very efficient step up as well
Walkway to rental car facility is insane, but PVD is still 10x better than Logan.
Easiest airport to fly in & out of. Will def try booking out of here from now on!
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Smaller airport so dead times it's a ghost town. Try to book before 5pm, but after 11.
The mayor has returned
Pick up your bins and get dressed on the benches behind security
Get on the plane....go to Florida!!!
As others have said a loooong way to rental cars, but of those who need assistance they do have a cart you can call for.
TSA Pre is finally open! Yay! Just make sure you check the hours though because it's still fairly limited.
I think the airport from the tv show Wings was bigger. The rental cars are a walk across the state, which is to say 3 minutes away.
Fly with Delta!
Book car service from quality sedan and limo !! We service all of mass , ri , conn !! Call 508-828-0600. To book or visit
This is one of the easiest airports to get in and out quickly.
Skip expensive cabs and shuttles and take RIPTA, RI's public transit, instead. $2.00 will get you to Downtown Providence (Rte 20), Newport (some 14s), and points in between. See http://ripta.com.
rather annoying when they dont open precheck and the normal line is 6 rows deep with 1 lane open....
Taxi service terrible
Emptiest airport ever! 4mins flat from cab to boarding gate!
This is a great airport. Clean, fast and very good customer service. Wish all airports were like this one.
The car rental garage is a bit of a walk, but fully enclosed. Agree they TSA was very friendly and the airport was easy to get around. Pleasant experience.


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Canvas Print
Prickedby Brooke Weeber
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
A little bit of a darker piece for me.
Amazing work, Brooke!
Thanks so much, Lisa!
Love this just as much!!
Thanks, love!
Beautiful :)
Clever how you've done the dress and I love those swooping birds! Awesome work Brooke!
mexico has inspired you a lot, hu? :) this is great!
wonderful work!!! :) :)
Thanks, everyone! Bianca, I think Mexico has become a part of me! :)
love it, Brooke!
It looks as though she has her unconscious self on her shoulder, being pulled in opposite directions - soaring downward attached to the birds, and rising with kites toward the sky, all the while she suffers. Beautiful and thought-provoking piece!
Wow, Jacqueline, very very perceptive! I love your interpretation and I'm so glad I could provoke some contemplation. Much appreciated!
Thanks, m'dear!
so beautiful brooke!love it!
This is lovely!
Thank you, darlings!
Love it!
Thank you, Paola!
wow! love the composition and subject matter :) really lovely
Thank you, Kristy! I'm glad you appreciate it.
: ) amazing !
love it, love it, love it!
Thank you so much, lovelies!
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