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No. is an alternative form of №, which is an abbreviation using the first and last letters of "numero," a form of the Latin (and other Romance languages) word for "number." One such number is 4, which will be the next iteration of the PlayStation, a video game system I vaguely remember reading something about.
Rumour has it it won't be PlayStation 4 but something else, as they did with Vita. So it may actually be PlayStation Orbis and that's not just the code name for it.
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I was trying to reproduce the example on new Scala 2.10 futures feature. The code I've used is:
import scala.concurrent.Future
import scala.concurrent.future
object Test {
def main(args: Array[String]) {
println("Test print before future")
val s = "Hello"
val f = future {s + " future!"}
f onSuccess {case v => println(v)}
println("Test print after future")
Instead of printing:
Test print before future
Hello future!
Test print after future
It simply prints:
Test print before future
Test print after future
Any idea of why I have this behaviour? My version of scala compiler is 2.10.0-20120507.


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According to HuffingtonPost.com sports columnist Jordan Schultz, the Suns are 'considering' making an offer to Detroit Pistons forward Greg Monroe in addition to re-signing Bledsoe.
While the Suns signed veteran Anthony Tolliver to a two-year deal earlier in the week, Monroe would seemingly be a better long-term fit to fill the void left from Channing Frye's recent departure.
A former No. 7 overall pick out of Georgetown, Monroe averaged 15.2 points, 9.3 rebounds and 1.1 steals per game with the Pistons in 2013-14.
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We've Been Robbed $2.8 Billion — By The AARP
As polling shows, seniors and white Americans over the age of 65 generally don't support PresidentObama or his health care reform bill. : They are appalled at the $716 billion in Medicare cuts, which will be used to expand coverage (and dependency) for lower income Americans — so why does the AARP support it?
Avik Roy, an advisor to the Romney campaign,: penned a column: in Forbes over the weekend detailing how AARP will gain almost $3 billion from Obamacare "according to an: explosive new report: from Sen. Jim DeMint (R., S.C.), [stating the] same Medicare cuts will give the AARP a windfall of $1 billion in insurance profits, and preserve another $1.8 billion that AARP already generates from its business interests."
Roy explains that AARP "in 2011…generated $458 million in royalty fees from so-called "Medigap" plans, nearly twice the $266 million the lobby receives in membership dues. : Medigap plans are private insurance plans that seniors buy to cover the things that traditional, government-run Medicare doesn't, like catastrophic coverage. Medigap plans also help seniors eliminate the co-pays and deductibles that are designed to restrain wasteful Medicare spending."
However, : AARP blocked reforms for their insurance plans during the health care fiasco —which would have saved $415 per senior in premiums. : However, the organization fought incessantly to keep those reforms out of Obamacare because they receive a 4.95% royalty on every dollar a senior spends on Medigap. : The cost of reform would have been $1.8 billion over ten years.
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In another case of the dependency agenda at work, "not only did AARP succeed in getting Democrats to balk at Medigap reform. Obamacare's cuts to Medicare Advantage will drive many seniors out of that program, and into traditional government-run Medicare, which will increase the number of people who need Medigap insurance." Furthermore:
: …AARP Medigap plans are exempted from most of Obamacare's best-known insurance mandates. AARP Medigap plans are exempted from the ban that requires insurers to take all comers, regardless of pre-existing conditions. The plans are exempted from the $500,000 cap on insurance industry executive compensation; top AARP executives currently make more than $1 million. AARP plans are exempt from the premium tax levied on other private insurers. IPAB, Medicare's rationing board, is explicitly barred from altering Medicare's cost-sharing provisions, provisions that govern the existence of Medigap plans.
And AARP Medigap plans are allowed to have twice the administrative costs that other private insurers are allowed under Obamacare's: medical loss ratio regulations. This last point is key, because AARP's 4.95 percent royalty is a significant administrative cost.
Democrats routinely excoriate private insurers for supposedly putting profits above people. "No American should ever spend their golden years at the mercy of insurance companies," President Obama told the AARP yesterday. But the typical private insurer gets by on a: profit margin of about 5 to 6 percent. AARP's 4.95 percent royalty, on the other hand, doesn't do anything to make a health plan operate more smoothly: it's just pure profit for AARP.
Additionally, AARP — which is suppose to be an independent and non-partisan organization, was actively supporting Obamacare from the beginning. : Roy uses Kim Strassel of The Wall Street Journal and her: 71 pages of emails: : she uncovered to show that AARP worked on issues relating to seniors before it was "relevant" in the debate. : Strassel: said the AARP had "long lambasted cuts in fees to Medicare doctors," but, like the wind, reversed their position. : This is obviously a compromising position for the lobby — which is why a: senior AARP official said they'll "try to keep a little space between us [referring to the White House]…[our] polling shows we [AARP] are more influential when we are seen as independent, so we want to reinforce that positioning…The larger issue is how best to serve the cause' of Obamacare."
Yes, AARP had their little convention in New Orleans last week — whose audience booed Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan when he dared to utter the words "repeal" and "Obamacare." : Roy aptly says this a "small wonder" since the AARP's phone log reportedly had "seniors registered 50 to 1 against the law." In all:
Obamacare…saved the AARP from $1.8 billion in Medigap reforms, while potentially earning the group an additional $1 billion in royalties from seniors who are forced out of Medicare Advantage. That's a swing of $2.8 billion over ten years, all thanks to Obamacare.
It's a testament to AARP's political power–and our broken health-care system–that the lobby is allowed to carry on a half-billion-a-year business that's based on increasing the premiums that seniors pay, and draining money from the taxpayers who get billed for wasteful Medicare spending. Sen. DeMint has done a public service by bringing these problems out into the open.
So, we've been robbed. : It's wrong. It's unjust. Although, that's usually the case for any organization that has: a conflict of interest: operating in the public sphere.
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Eye contact and deception, as seen on TV
On an episode of Dateline NBC, Chris Hansen is interviewing a male subject that has arrived to meet a 15-year-old girl. Chris asks the subject the age of the girl he is there to meet.
The subject maintains eye contact and answers, "Rather young."
Chris repeats the answer ("rather young") and asks, "As in...?"
The subject glances away to think and returns to direct eye contact as he says "15 or 16."
Chris states matter-of-factly, "15."
The subject continues to maintain direct eye contact.
Chris asks the subject, "How old are you?"
Maintaining direct eye contact, the subject answers "30."
Chris asks, "And it's okay for a 30-year-old man to come to a home where a 15- year-old girl is home alone…why?"
Maintaining direct eye contact, the subject answers, "No, it's not okay."
During the online chat with the girl, the subject said he would bring condoms and marijuana.
Chris asks the subject "Did you bring condoms with you?"
The subject breaks eye contact by looking down at the instant he answers "No."
He then immediately reestablishes direct eye contact.
Chris asks, "Not in your car?"
The subject looks down at the table, breaking eye contact again and says, "No."
He then reestablishes eye contact.
Chris asks the subject if he brought marijuana. The subject glances down as he says "no" and regains eye contact.
Chris asks again "Are you sure?"
Again, the subject looks down as he says "no" and again after answering no, he immediately reestablishes eye contact.
After the interview, the subject is arrested. In a search incident to arrest, the police find a small bag of marijuana and a box of condoms in his pocket.
In this exchange, the average person would not notice the eye contact and the timing of the breaks in eye contact.
Once you began to look for these breaks, it is very clear what is going on.
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GANGSTER SQUAD is coming to theaters on October 12, 2012 from Warner Bros. Pictures. The drama thriller is directed by Ruben Fleischer and stars Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling, Nick Nolte, Robert Patrick, Michael Peña, Giovanni Ribisi, Anthony Mackie, Emma Stone and Sean Penn.
The story is set in Los Angeles, 1949. Ruthless, Brooklyn-born mob king Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn) runs the show in this town, reaping the ill-gotten gains from the drugs, the guns, the prostitutes and--if he has his way--every wire bet placed west of Chicago. And he does it all with the protection of not only his own paid goons, but also the police and the politicians who are under his control.
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- One child (5 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
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Marion native Tristen Cope begins her first week as director of the Stepping Stones Preschool at Valley Methodist Church in Marion. Aleen Ratzlaff / Free Press This summer Tristen Cope returned to Marion to begin married life and her professional career. "I've lived here my whole life," Cope said. "Almost all of my family is from around the area." Tristen […]
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The Statue of Liberty replica in Hillsboro marks 65 years of service. Hillsboro's Statue of Liberty has served as a continuing reminder of the need to be vigilant about American freedom since 1950. Don Ratzlaff / Free Press She stands in silent vigil at the head of American Legion Memorial Drive, not only as a familiar landmark in Hillsboro, but […]
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Two top strategists have left Austin Beutner's campaign, in the first major shake-up of the 2013 race for L.A. mayor.
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The news was first reported by the L.A. Times' David Zahniser, who surmises that the split was tied to Beutner's jobs speech last week, in which he offered an "increasingly harsh" critique of L.A. City Hall. (Smith and Clegg go way back with Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.)
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Beutner has the backing of former Mayor Richard Riordan, and is looking to rebuild his winning coalition. Like Riordan, he's running as a successful businessman who has just enough City Hall experience to know what needs to be fixed.
But Beutner has not displayed much -- if any -- of Riordan's pugnacity. In his speech last week, he criticized City Hall in the abstract, but he did not call out anybody in particular. For example, he mentioned endless bureaucratic delays entailed in getting projects approved. But who's responsible for those delays? He never said.
He talked about jobs and trade, light rail and the airport. But his most memorable proposal was to kill the high-speed rail project, which has nothing to do with City Hall. When specifically asked to critique Villaraigosa, he declined.
That doesn't sound like somebody who's being too tough on City Hall. If he's going to reconstitute Riordan's army, he's going to have to get tougher.
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More than a week after the Texas Rangers went public with the promotions of Jon Daniels and Rick George, team CEO Nolan Ryan has made a public statement. The club promoted Daniels to president of baseball operations and George to president of business operations. Ryan had been the team's president but is now solely the CEO. Ryan hasn't spoken publicly since the move but issued a statement Sunday after meeting with team owners Ray Davis and Bob Simpson. "Over the last week, Ray Davis, Bob Simpson and I have been in discussion and met in person," the statement said. "The conversations have been productive, and we have discussed my role as CEO of the organization. We agreed these discussions will continue to go forward. I am very proud of what the Rangers have accomplished over the last several years, and I believe our preparations for the upcoming season are what is important."
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Brickfields Meadow is a meadow in South Norwood in the London Borough of Croydon. It is located on the former site of a brickworks in Tennison Road and Dickensons Lane in Woodside. The meadow covers an area of about 4.37 hectares.
The meadow includes:
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- Children's Play Area - includes a mini maze and roundabout
Heavers Meadow is also located on Tennison Road, but Brickfields Meadow is bigger. It contains a lot more greenery and even a small area of woodland. The meadow is not very well known to residents on Tennison Road, as the entrance is very secluded, beyond an EDF Energy transformer. The meadow is somewhat unkempt, with an amount of rubbish scattered around the deep pond, filled with cloudy brown water. A community group has been formed to try to maintain the park and raise funds.[1]
Brickfields Meadow was the site of the former Woodside brickworks which came to the Council as a planning gain in two phases over two years in the early 1990s [2].
To view a map of the meadow click here
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- List of Parks and Open Spaces in Croydon
- South Norwood Recreation Ground
- Croydon Council
- Woodside Green
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Coordinates: 51°23′25″N 0°04′22″W / 51.3902°N 0.0728°W
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