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One of the most pervasive phenomena of the Internet age has been disintermediation -- threats to established brokers or middlemen between consumers and service providers. This has very much hit the media, of course. With the rise of massive open online courses, it is starting to hit higher education. And now, according to a fascinating article in The New York Times, it is touching traditional nonprofits such as the United Way or Save the Children.
Nonprofits traditionally have acted as middlemen between people who want to contribute money to help a cause and the beneficiaries of said giving. The nonprofits help in choosing the appropriate beneficiaries to help, monitoring the giving, and often even deliver the service to beneficiaries as well. As the article notes, some charities have traditionally tried to create a personal connection between the giver and the beneficiary, as in the theme in Save the Children ads that you would "adopt" a specific child, but in reality these connections were never that direct.
Now, however, we are seeing the growth of firms (often for-profit) that advertise a whole list of very specific beneficiaries -- for example, "a young girl who needs a stem-cell treatment," "a woman who wants money to adopt a child" or "a classroom of low-income students who want to visit Washington." The firm then invites people to contribute specifically to whichever of these causes is most appealing.
What they are doing, basically, is crowdsourcing charity. Crowdfunding still constitutes only about 1 percent of charitable contributions, but while charitable contributions in general are stagnant, crowdfunding is growing rapidly.
As with other examples of crowdfunding, there is much to like in this model. By providing new, attractive options to people, it may increase the total pool of donations, not necessarily eating into traditional charities but providing net new resources to the charitable world. And it provides a democratic, market test of whether a cause is attractive to people, rather than bundling a huge range of causes, some of which a donor may like less or not at all.
Nonetheless, as with other examples of disintermediation that have arisen in the Internet age, there are also grounds for concern. "Legacy" charities have built up expert capacity for vetting (and monitoring) causes, and if this were to disappear or become severely threatened by a crowdfunding model, we might on balance end up with a poorer group of causes that get supported. Legacy charities are also a social, and even political, force for the very idea of giving, which would be much harder for the decentralized crowdfunding initiatives to match. So in a world without strong "legacy" charities, the idea of the importance of giving would probably get less attention in society.
This is why people say the Internet is disruptive. And the disruption has costs as well as benefits.
The article suggests a possible middle ground that is being pursued by some charities, which is to offer crowdfunding options along with general donations as part of their own activities. This might work, but it will require some education by the charities on the expert role they play and why not every one of their donors will want to choose individual projects. I suspect that as more and more Internet disruptions continue, various kinds of adaptations of this sort that blend the new and the "legacy" institutions will become increasingly common.
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Canon launches A4 Photo Printer - The Bubble Jet i990
PRESS RELEASE: Canon, leader in photographic and imaging technology is pleased to announce the world's most advanced desktop photo printer - the 4800x2400 dpi, permanent 2pl droplet size Bubble Jet i990. The professional series 7-ink printer introduces new ChromaPLUS technology to expand further Canon's already broad colour gamut, utilising the addition of a new red ink to deliver more vibrant, lifelike results. A4 photo prints are produced in just 37 seconds, more than twice as fast as the printer's nearest rival. The new look Bubble Jet i990 supports the vendor- independent PictBridge standard as well as Canon's Bubble Jet Direct, with a port at the front of the printer for direct USB connection and printing from any compatible digital camera or camcorder, without the need for a PC.
The Bubble Jet i990 has the longest and highest nozzle-density print head of any printer with 5376 nozzles, capable of ejecting more than 100 million 2pl droplets per second. This gets more ink on the page in less time and with greater accuracy for grain-free prints of unsurpassed clarity, contrast, colour range and smoothness of tone. Documents print at 16ppm (mono) and 12ppm (colour).
"Canon is committed to developing printers that deliver life-like photos at high speed," explains Malcolm Hills, Head of Canon Consumer Imaging in the UK and Ireland. "The Bubble Jet i990 is the new printing partner for time pressured professionals who demand the ultimate in photographic quality, and who appreciate immediate results."
Ultimate photo quality
Canon's new ChromaPLUS technology utilises seven colour inks: The new red ink, plus cyan, magenta, yellow, light cyan, light magenta and black. The new red ink expands the colour gamut in the area from yellow to red. Saturation has been increased by up to 60% to more closely match the colour characteristics of positive photographic film.
At 1/6 density, the light inks have the lightest density of any on the market, giving the Bubble Jet i990 extremely smooth tonal gradation. All inks are dye-based, resulting in vivid colours and high contrast output. While competitors use a mix of small and large droplet sizes to overcome speed limitations, the Bubble Jet i990 only uses 2 picolitre droplets. These droplets are produced by Micro-Nozzles measuring just 10 microns in diameter (about 1/5 the width of a human hair). They are fired at the paper with unrivalled force, precision, tolerance and consistency, which gives Canon the edge in reproduction of fine detail to eliminate even the subtlest traces of 'sandy' textures from prints.
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The key to Canon's speed and quality advantage lies in its advanced MicroFine Droplet TechnologyTM advantage. Whereas other manufacturers assemble their print heads from multiple components, Canon employs a photolithographic technique similar to that used in semi-conductor manufacture. Benefits of this process include greater nozzle density and longer print heads. Droplets are ejected with unsurpassed frequency, which means more ink on the page in less time for record breaking print speeds.
ICC support
ICC profiles provided allow for the accurate translation of colour data from any other compliant device into the Bubble Jet i990's native colour space. For professional users reliant on consistent colour reproduction across devices (such as scanners, monitors and printers), the ICC profile permits tremendous flexibility by ensuring the retention of colour accuracy during printing, irrespective of the image source.
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The high-density print head lays more ink down at the edge of the page, making for ultra-fast borderless printing on A4, 5"x 7" and 4"x 6" media. Printing on Canon specialist media up to 270 gsm in weight is supported. To save time spent swapping media types, a dual paper tray allows both photo paper and document paper to be loaded simultaneously.
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Each ink is stored in an individually replaceable tank. To eliminate waste, only the ink tank that is exhausted needs to be replaced. When a particular colour is running low, users are warned via a pop up window on their computer monitor and to further eliminate ink wastage, the printer will not start printing a page if there is insufficient ink to finish it.
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A USB 2.0 Hi-Speed connection is provided to accommodate fast data transfer of large high-resolution colour image files, ensuring data transfer to the printer never creates a bottleneck. The printer is compatible with all popular Windows and Mac operating systems.
Media to match
Canon's competitive advantage in print head and ink technology is fully realised when genuine Canon photo grade media is used. Canon media is developed specifically to complement Bubble Jet technology. The 245 gsm PR-101 Photo Paper Pro offers Canon's ultimate level of photo quality. Other supported media includes the new SG-101 Photo Paper Plus Semi Gloss paper which gives a similar textured satin finish to that offered by many photo labs, GP-401 Glossy Photo Paper for everyday glossy prints and MP-101 for high grade matte photo prints.
Quality software for quality prints
To keep the PC desktop tidy, all print applications have been brought together under the one easy to navigate Canon Easy-ToolBox tool bar. To help users get the most from their printer, Canon includes a suite of practical software:
PhotoRecord - Auto scales images to different paper sizes, making it easy to print a photo album from images of any size onto A4, 5"x7" and 4" x 6" media.
ZoomBrowser EX - Image management system that displays thumbnails to make it easy to edit and manage images stored on the computer, with features such as cropping, slide presentation and resizing for emailing.
Easy-PhotoPrint - uses information collected at the time of image capture on Exif 2.2 compliant cameras to create better quality, more natural looking photos.
Easy-WebPrint - simplifies printing of Internet pages by scaling down output so the entire page is printed even when extending over multiple screens.
Pricing, availability and reader enquiries
The Bubble Jet i990 will be available from February 2004 for around £299 inc VAT.
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HARRISBURG, Va.- The Penn State field hockey team ended the 2012 exhibition season on Saturday afternoon, downing James Madison University 8-0 in two periods of regulation. The Nittany Lions extended their lead to 10-0 after a running-clock overtime, and then concluded the contest with a shootout competition. Senior Kelsey Amy (Sweet Valley, Pa.) came away with three goals in the 85 minute game, while sophomore Jenna Chrismer (Mountain Top, Pa.) tallied two goals.
"I thought that today was a great effort by our team," said head coach Charlene Morett. "I thought that everyone showed a lot of depth. We made adjustments from yesterday's game, and we did a much better job of managing the ball through the backfield and the midfield, and just really attacked and defended well as a team."
The Lions outshot the Dukes 28-4, with senior goalkeeper Ayla Halus (Hershey, Pa.) making two saves on the day. Hannah George and Lena Wimmert shared the net for JMU, making a combined 10 saves. Penn State also led in corner kicks with 10, with four goals coming off of penalty corners.
Amy struck first for the Lions, scoring late in the first period from a penalty corner with an assist from Whitney Reddig (Lititz, Pa.). The duo set up yet another goal from a penalty corner with a minute and a half remaining in the half. Amy recorded seven points during the match with three goals and an assist.
Junior Annie Abdo (Langhorne, Pa.) kicked off the second period with a goal at the 40:40 mark, capitalizing off of a rebound from Amy. Five minutes later, sophomore Katie Andrews (Lancaster, Pa.) tallied a goal off of a deflection from sophomore Laura Gebhart (Mount Joy, Pa.).
Penn State extended its lead to 5-0 with a goal from senior Hannah Allison (Mifflinburg, Pa.) less than two minutes later off of a penalty corner. Brittany Grzywacz continued the offensive assault, scoring off of another penalty corner with assists from Ashtin Klingler (Selinsgrove, Pa.) and Gebhart.
Chrismer and sophomore Casey Haegele (Abington, Pa.) scored the final goals of regulation, giving the Lions an 8-0 advantage. During the third and final period, Amy notched an assisted goal while Chrismer set the score at 10-0 after an assist from Klingler.
Penn State now looks to start the regular season after coming off of two impressive performances in exhibition contests. The Lions will take on Old Dominion on Friday, Aug. 24, at 5:00 p.m. in the season and home opener at the Field Hockey Complex. On Sunday, Aug. 26, the squad will host Virginia for a 12:00 p.m. matchup.
Old Dominion kicks off the 2012 season with momentum from a successful 2011 campaign, making it all the way to the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament before falling 4-0 to Maryland. The Monarchs were 22-3 overall last season and were undefeated (8-0) in conference play. Last year, the Lions were defeated 5-2 in the season opening contest and Old Dominion leads the all-time record with 15-11-0. Virginia went 18-12 last season with a 1-5 mark in the ACC. Penn State defeated the Cavaliers 3-0 last year and holds a 14-5-0 all-time regular season record.
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The Hawk Migration Association of North America celebrated its second annual International Hawk Migration Week (IHMW) September 19-27, 2015 by tallying over 1.3 million migrating hawks, eagles and vultures at over 100 sites throughout Canada, the United States and Mexico. Each year hundreds of thousands of hawks, eagles and vultures make their journey from Canada[Read More...]
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June 17, 2014 9:00 am
Slideshow: This Month at Bates
May was filled with learning, laughing and a few goodbyes. Photographs by Phyllis Graber Jensen and Sarah Crosby.
May 29, 2014 11:23 am
Video: Commencement sights, sounds and moments that will last a lifetime
Commencement is filled with sights, sounds and emotional moments that last a lifetime.
May 13, 2014 2:42 pm
Video: Students dish out creativity in Iron Chef competition
Seven students create dishes from their own recipes, with the "theme ingredient" being food available in Commons.
May 7, 2014 10:30 pm
Slideshow: This Month at Bates
We have a new friend here on campus: Spring!
April 3, 2014 12:04 pm
Slideshow: This Month at Bates
Seeing Canada geese cruising over Garcelon Field tells us that spring is on the way.
April 2, 2014 10:53 am
Slideshow: 2014 Mount David Summit's happy, if trippy, scene
Visitors come from near and far, and a least one watched from far, far away this year.
March 20, 2014 12:49 pm
Slideshow: Lights, camera, lax action on snowy Garcelon Field
Snow falling through the lights of Garcelon Field and onto the men's lacrosse game created these enchanting nighttime scenes.
March 3, 2014 8:31 am
Slideshow: This Month at Bates
Yes, February was another chilly month. But as George Harrison noted, here comes the sun. And we say it's all right. Photography by Sarah Crosby and Phyllis Graber Jensen.
February 4, 2014 10:49 am
Slideshow: This Month at Bates
Baby it's cold outside, but images from January capture the warm vibe of life on the Bates campus.
January 29, 2014 10:05 am
Video: 2014 Puddle Jump
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ORLANDO, Fla., Jan. 11, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The VWR Charitable Foundation, in partnership with VWR International, LLC (VWR), a leading global laboratory supply and distribution company, hosted an auction last night at the Company's annual North American Sales Meeting, with all proceeds to benefit the Orlando Science Center.
"Everyday, the Orlando Science Center welcomes the next generation of scientific explorers, and creates a hands-on experience that fosters curiosity and sets the foundation for local youth to become the next scientific innovators," said Paul Dumas, SVP, HR of VWR, and Vice President of the Board for the VWR Charitable Foundation. "We are proud to support exceptional organizations like the Orlando Science Center who demonstrate such passion for science education."
The VWR Charitable Foundation supports non-profit organizations and programs aligned with their mission of research for new innovation and drug discovery, improving health and well-being to those in need and building greater awareness of science education.
"The generosity of the VWR Foundation, VWR International and its suppliers is incredible. It is wonderful to find an organization like VWR who shares our passion for inspiring youth around experiential science learning. This contribution will make a huge impact," said JoAnn Newman, President and CEO of the Orlando Science Center.
The annual North American Sales Meeting brings together VWR sales associates, leaders and suppliers to provide positioning, training, product rollout and new initiatives for the following year. With nearly 800 associates traveling to the meeting, VWR initiated the Auction as a means of giving back to the local community where they are hosting the event. The Auction event affords everyone the opportunity to come together and raise funds to support a very deserving organization. Last year, the event raised $40,000 for the Center for Cancer and
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Hovhannes Zardaryan
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The National Gallery of Armenia is the country's major art gallery. Its collection is displayed in 56 galleries, which allow the Gallery to tell the story of national visual arts, decorative-applied arts as well as world culture from ancient times to our days. In the galleries of European, Russian, Armenian and Oriental art the visitors are introduced to the art of Aivazovsky, Sarian, Kandinsky, Donatello and other distinguished artists.
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03.10.2015 - 03.10.2015
Memorial morning-performance dedicated to Hovhannes Zardarian A memorial morning-performance dedicated to Hovhannes Zardarian's art will take place in the exhibition hall of Zardarian's artworks at the National Gallery of Armenia on October 3, at 14.00 p.m.
10.10.2015 - 10.10.2015
Lectures on Art history Dear visitors! We'd like to inform you about the public lectures on Art history which will be again delivered with updated program at the National Gallery of Armenia.
24.09.2015 - 24.11.2015
Hovhannes Zardaryan "EXODUS" On September 24 2015 the exhibition entitled "Exodus" of one of the distinguished classic representatives of Armenian Painting Hovhannes Zardaryan (1918-1992) will take place within the framework of "The Centenary of the Armenian Genocide". It will be open till November 24, 2015. The exhibition includes more than sixty paintings and graphic works from family collection.
24.09.2015 - 03.11.2015
"Images of One Country. The Art Photography of Eastern Germany, 1945-1995" The exhibition entitled "Images of One Country. The Art Photography of Eastern Germany, 1945-1995" will be held on September 24 in the framework of the cooperation of the National Gallery of Armenia, the Moritzburg Museum of Germany (Sachsen-Anhalt) and the "Cultural Dialogues" Fund. The exhibition will last till November 3.
10.09.2015 - 10.10.2015
"Yervand Kochar. Dialogue of Generations" The National Gallery of Armenia and the Yervand Kochar Museum represent the exhibition "Yervand Kochar. Dialogue of Generations" ; painting, graphic art, sculpture and painting in space. The exhibition will be open from 10 September to 10 October.


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Once she realised that something was very, very wrong with the little boy in the empty apartment across the way, she decided that if he was doomed to die then he is first going to live. Gen-fic, story-oriented. Seregunda https://www.fanfiction.net/u/2156080/Seregunda 2014-02-02T14:50:28-08:00 2014-02-02T14:50:28-08:00 Fall and Rise tag:fanfiction.net,2013-05-23:story.9320517 Author: Seregunda
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"Who are they?" "Some team of gennin from Suna." "You mean-" "No, not THAT team." "...There are others?" This is the story of the other team, the 'B' team. The team that Suna, and the rest of the world by extension, forgot. This is the story of the rise of the team of the first two friends Gaara made by himself. Korobi and Yaoki, cowards extraordinaire. And their team of weirdos. Seregunda https://www.fanfiction.net/u/2156080/Seregunda 2011-06-13T09:31:20-08:00 2011-06-13T09:31:20-08:00 Fisherwoman tag:fanfiction.net,2010-07-12:story.6135255 Author: Seregunda
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Well, my research has suggested the same thing. Yet the Quran itself supposedly claims it is in Arabic, so that they can understand it. And that statement alone proves that Islam was not created for mankind, it was created for the Arabs who had nothing like what the Jews and Christians had. To me, it seems like Muhammad had some admiration for what they had, so he decided to create a version of it for his fellow Arabs. So he hijacked what they had, rewrote some things to suit his needs, and then leveled the charge of corruption against the things that he stole from so that his rewrites or changes could never be questioned. It's not very difficult to figure out.<quoted text>
Actually the Quran a book supposed to be written in pure arabic is filled of foreign words coming from Hebrew, Coptic, Syrian, Ethiopian, Persian, Greek and Indian etc.
But if you are an uneducated pagan Arab who had no idea of the religions Muhammad claimed he was completing, you will not know enough to see through the scam. But an overwhelming majority of Jews and Christians who knew the religions that Muhammad was claiming to complete could see through it right away.


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RxArt TV | Artist Talk: Evan Gruzis
02 February 2012 by
Artist Talk | Evan Gruzis from RxArt on Vimeo.
RxArt is excited to announce the launch of RxArt TV, the newest edition to our blog.
For our first installment RxArt went to Brooklyn to visit artist and friend Evan Gruzis at his Red Hook studio.
Thank you to our photographer and camera operator Aileen Son and Andrew Sadoway for his music.
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Studio Visit with Dustin Yellin
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RxArt and Half Gallery took a trip to Red Hook to visit artist Dustin Yellin at his studio in Brooklyn. Yellin is a both drawer and sculptor: using ink, acrylic, and collage, he renders images on multiple sheets of resin or glass and then layers them on top of one another. Like an insect caught in amber, Yellin's drawings are encapsulated worlds suspended in time.
In addition to his studio, we also got a peek into his 24,000-square-foot industrial warehouse, which he is converting into an artist workspace and gallery. See the photos below!
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SNAPS: Glenn Ligon & Malcolm Morley installation at Metropolitan Hospital
13 January 2012 by
Who: Prints by Glenn Ligon and Malcolm Morley, and RxArt founder Diane Brown
What: Installing prints!
When: January 13, 2012
Where: Metropolitan Hospital
Installation made possible through the generosity of Agnes Gund.
A tribute to a friend
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RxArt mourns the loss of bookseller John McWhinnie, who died tragically in a water accident while on vacation in the British Virgin Islands last Friday. A friend and key supporter of RxArt, John served on the benefit committee for multiple galas and generously donated artwork to the auctions throughout the years. His kaleidoscopic knowledge of books and art was unparalleled, and his kindness and loyalty will never be forgotten.
Rotary Connection at Casey Kaplan
09 January 2012 by
In the first group show of the year, Casey Kaplan brought together 13 artists for the group exhibition Rotary Connection, organized by gallery director Loring Randolph. Artists include RxArt friend Andrew Kuo, Julia Dault, Benoit Maîre, Marlo Pascual, and Isabelle Cornaro. The result is a fun multidisciplinary show exhibiting the diversity of the New York contemporary art scene.
Golden Girl, Julia Dault
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Bringing Art To Emory
06 January 2012 by
The numbers are in: the results were more than we could have hoped for! RxArt thanks all of our supporters all over the country for your tremendous support. Thanks to your generosity, we exceeded our goal by far. Fourteen beautiful James Welling prints will be installed in Emory University's Nuclear Imaging Department, transforming the space and giving hope to Atlanta's patients when they need it the most.
See below for a few of the prints to be installed!
Yayoi Kusama: The Obliteration Room
03 January 2012 by
What do you get when you combine thousands of colorful polka-dot stickers, kids, and psychedelic Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama? The Obliteration Room, an interactive installation which is part of the exhibition "Look Now See Forever" at the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art. Kusama brought her characteristic polka-dot aesthetic to a monochromatic, fully furnished white room, which served as a blank canvas. Over the course of two weeks, thousands of visitors were invited to collaborate in the transformation of the space, covering the room in a cacophony of color. Check the end results below!
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RxArt Visits CT Scanner in Oak Lawn, IL
03 January 2012 by
I spent the holiday weekend in Chicago visiting family and while I was there I decided to take a side trip to see the Jeff Koons installation at Advocate Hope Children's Hospital in Oak Lawn, Illinois. I have seen many pictures of the installation but nothing could prepare me for seeing it in person--the colors are even more vibrant than they appear in photographs and the actual size of the CT scanner and the decals is much larger than I anticipated.
I could spot the room with the installation even from a distance, and as a nurse led me down the hall and to the room, I could see the colors spilling out into the hallway. I was completely taken aback when I entered the room and proceeded to spend quite a bit of time just taking everything in. As someone who experiences anxiety when visiting the doctor or the hospital, I can only wish that every room could be like this one--I would feel a lot more positive about visiting the doctor or getting tests done if it could take place in such a colorful and cheerful setting!
Happy 2012!
28 December 2011 by
Happy (almost) 2012! With many exciting installations forthcoming, RxArt is eagerly awaiting the new year. Fourteen James Welling photographs will be installed in Emory University Hospital's Department of Nuclear Medicine (thanks to all the generous RxArt supporters this past month!). A fantastic site-specific Trenton Doyle Hancock mural will be installed at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston. Mid-January, we will be installing prints in New York City's Metropolitan Hospital thanks to the generosity of Agnes Gund.
RxArt is also excited about a project in the pipeline with the Manhattan VA Hospital. A series of Malcolm Morley prints are slated to be installed in a waiting room for PTSD patients. Additionally, a series of large-scale photographs from David Levinthal's Baseball series will be installed in three adjacent hospital waiting areas.
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The restaurant, while small, was noisy due to a larger group in attendance. Staff were very attentive. Food was only mediocre, although price was a little above average.
My wife and I have been coming to this restaurant for our anniversary for the past 3 years, and I've never been disappointed. The service and food are excellent! Our last outing included our infant son, and they were very accommodating! Their steak is always cooked to perfection and their saganaki is a large portion. All their other items I've...
The food and the service was good although there are other restaurants in Midland that are better. Haven't been here for a few years and it is still small and crowded and either the plates have become bigger or the servings have decreased, not what I remember. As well as the plates, the price has grown also. Looked like most...
When visiting the southern Georgian Bay Area, treat yourself to an amazing dinner at the Arch. Whenever we want a great dinning experience, superior food, our thoughts always return to the Arch. Service is great and the atmosphere warm and comfortable. Everything you order from their steaks, schnitzels and the fish are always mouth watering. Salads are crisp and fresh....
We have dined quite a few times at this restaurant over the years and have always enjoyed the food and service. On a recent trip back to our old area, we dined with another couple who chose The Arch Steak House because they always like the food there. Once again we were not disappointed. Three of us had the marinated,...
Had a great steak, server was very polite and informative, dessert was to die for! No pressure, and very relaxing.
Food was okay but generally old fashioned. The rural version of The Keg. Nice local family owned and operated. Reliably good quality.
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Six Japanese commercials have aired for GoRA Project and GoHands' K anime series before its October 4 premiere.
Animax Asia also began streaming an English-narrated commercial for the anime on Saturday.
Shingo Suzuki (Mardock Scramble) will be the director and character designer of the series, and the GorA group will handle the series composition. Makoto Furuta (Seitokai Yakuindomo) will be the chief animation director, and Ringo Kishimoto (Asa Made Jugyou Chu!) will be the animation producer. As a "GoRA Project" group member, producer Gou Nakanishi (Fafner, Asura Cryin', Negima!) is also participating in the project.
Angela will perform the opening theme song and Mikako Komatsu will perform the ending theme song.
The show's voice cast includes Daisuke Namikawa, Tomokazu Sugita, Mikako Komatsu, Kenjiro Tsuda, Daisuke Ono, Mamoru Miyano, Miyuki Sawashiro, Yui Horie, Takahiro Sakurai, Jun Fukuyama, Yūichi Nakamura, Satomi Satou, and Yuuki Kaji.
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Penn State Nittany Lions
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- Injuries Pile Up in Penn State Victory
- Nittany Lions preparing for SDSU's unpredictable defense
- Penn State Insider: Barkley, Lynch Split Backfield
- Behind Stripe-Out crowd Barkley, Nittany Lions beat Rutgers
- Penn State LB Kline practicing, TE Gesicki practicing extra
- Nittany Lions prepping for Rutgers team minus Kyle Flood
- PSU Insider: New offensive approach working
- First-ever Stripe Out planned for Big Ten opener
- Penn State offense makes strides in 27-14 win over Buffalo
- Pitt's Narduzzi weighs in on QB protection
- James Franklin getting more involved in offense
- PSU Insider: Burying Temple tape
- Same problems plaguing Penn State offense in 27-10 loss at Temple
- Penn State suffers historic upset at Temple
- Temple's Matt Rhule expecting great atmosphere against alma mater
- PSU Insider: Breneman missing from depth chart as Lions face Temple
- Penn State hosts Little League World Series team
- PSU depth chart coming soon, four freshman will play
- LB Jason Cabinda talks Hackenberg INT
- Penn State's Terry Smith watching talented secondary blossom
- Penn State LBs coach Pry talks hardest hitters
- Young Penn State RBs standing out in camp
- Depth allows for physicality in Franklin's second training camp
- Penn State opens practice
- Hackenberg excited for new season with offensive line
- Nittany Lions talk momentum on media day
- PSU's new academic logo rolls out
- Inside PSU Hockey: Exploring Outdoor Hockey at Beaver Stadium
- Inside PSU Hockey: Gadowsky on Casey Bailey
- Penn State lacrosse goalie dies in fatal Boston car accident
- Penn State releases dates for annual Coaches Caravan
- Penn State Insider Report: PSU preps for No. 13 Buckeyes
- Penn State Insider Report: Strength vs. Strength when PSU-OSU meet
- Penn State hockey heads to Alaska
- Newbill ready to lead Nittany Lion men
- RAW: Chambers on building Penn State program
- Hackenberg under pressure as PSU heads to Michigan
- PSU Insider Report: Lions seek offensive identity
- PSU Insider Report: Lions refreshed after bye week
- Penn State Hockey Continuing to Grow
- Penn State men's hockey no longer focused on 'firsts'
- Penn State Falls to Northwestern 29-6
- PSU Insider: Lions line driving PSU run game
- Two Minute Drill central to PSU offense success
- Penn State coach Shoop leading defensive charge
- PSU commit is first since scholarships restored
- PSU Battles Back for 13-10 Win
- PSU Perseveres in Rutgers Win
- Bibles being pulled from Penn State hotel rooms
- Franklin turns up the noise at PSU practice
- Handicap parking change at Beaver Stadium upsets fans
- PSU postseason ban lifted
- Penn State Bowl Ban Lifted
- Penn State ready to run in the redzone
- Freshman flourish in Penn State opener
- Ficken finds redemption in Ireland
- PSU receivers realize potential vs. UCF
- Irish eyes smile on Penn State in win over UCF
- Hackenberg ready to lead in Ireland
- Penn State defense preps for new UCF QB
- Bowling for Ireland: Nittany Lions excited for opportunity
- Franklin's defense PSU strength in 2014
- Penn State, UCF Ireland game threatened by volcano
- Penn State athletics cancels Blue Band's Tailgreat
- Enter the Lion's Den: Franklin not concerned with PSU youth
- Debate continues over PSU consent decree
- After heated meeting, PSU board votes to continue with sanctions
- Penns Valley's Montminy given PSU scholarship
- Penn State backfield position of strength
- Penn St. trustees seek meeting over NCAA sanctions
- State, NCAA get delay for talks in Penn State suit
- New Sandusky defense attorney plans appeal
- PSU Media Day features laid back Nittany Lions
- Nittany Lions offensive line enters 2014 with chip on shoulder
- New Penn State defense ready to be
- Syracuse ranks as No. 1 party school, PSU, WVU make top 10
- PSU Blue Band director to retire
- 5 Pa. reps ask NCAA to halt Penn State sanctions
- Barbour introduced as Penn State athletic director
- Barbour next PSU Athletic Director
- Reports: Penn State to name new AD Saturday
- Penn State players visit Children's Hospital
- Penn State OKs $2 million upgrade for football building
- PSU AD search committee named
- Franklin previews 2014 Nittany Lions
- Kane investigation tops $180K, reveals no political motivation
- AG Kane releases report on Sandusky investigation
- Report: Missteps, delays abundant in Sandusky investigation
- One-on-one with Penn State's James Franklin
- New Nittany Lion logo illuminated at Beaver Stadium
- Penn State AD Joyner announces retirement
- PSU BOT reform legislation vote expected Tuesday
- Judge sets Jan. trial in suit over Penn State fine
- PSU football coach and players visit Penns Valley Youth Center
- Penn State, school officials to be named in new lawsuit
- Gov. Corbett meets with investigator over Sandusky case
- Penn State's Conlan inducted into College Football Hall of Fame
- PSU Nittany Lion logo added to second scoreboard
- Titans' Jones praises O'Brien for NFL readiness
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- Franklin says little on Vanderbilt case
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- Former PSU Stars Enjoy "Family Reunion" at Spring Game
- PSU Blue-White: Penn State players sound off postgame
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By Penn State Athletic Communications
UNIVERSITY PARK -- Another standing room only, capacity crowd packed Rec Hall as the top-ranked Penn State Nittany Lion wrestlers took care of No. 11 Illinois in Big Ten wrestling action. Nearly 6,500 fans, the 17th-straight home sell out for Penn State, cheered on as head coach Cael Sanderson's team win nine of ten bouts to roll to a 31-3 Big Ten dual meet victory.
Junior All-American Nico Megaludis (Murrysville, Pa.), ranked No. 2 at 125, got Penn State off to a hot start in a rematch of last year's NCAA title bout. The Lion took down No. 4 Jesse Delgado 5-4 to put Penn State up early and bring yet another capacity crowd to its feet. At 133, Lion freshman Jimmy Gulibon (Latrobe, Pa.), ranked No. 15, nearly upset No. 11 Zane Richards but the Illini connected on a takedown in extra time to post the 3-1 (sv) decision, briefly tying the dual at 3-3.
Unbeaten true freshman Zain Retherford (Benton, Pa.), ranked No. 2 at 141, majored John Fahy 15-3 to put Penn State up 7-3. Red-shirt freshman Zack Beitz (Mifflintown, Pa.) then took down yet another ranked opponent, using a third period reversal to post a 4-2 win over No. 19 Caleb Ervin. Junior All-American Dylan Alton (Mill Hall, Pa.), ranked No. 4 at 157, then took care of No. 12 Zac Brunson 5-2 in only his second dual meet of the year. Alton, who has been slowly returning to action after off-season surgery, stayed unbeaten with the win
After halftime, senior All-American David Taylor (St. Paris, Ohio) majored No. 12 Jackson Morse 11-3. Taylor, ranked No. 1, at 165, stayed unbeaten with the win. Junior All-American Matt Brown (West Valley City, Utah), ranked No. 3 at 174, majored Illinois senior Tony Dallago 12-2 and Penn State was out to a 21-3 lead.
Senior All-American Ed Ruth (Harrisburg, Pa.), ranked No. 2 at 184, rolled to a 14-3 major over Nikko Reyes to continue Penn State's string of bonus points and put the Lions up 25-3. At 197, sophomore Morgan McIntosh (Santa Ana, Calif.), ranked No. 7 at 197, then posted a 10-3 win over Illinois' Jeff Koepke. With 12th-ranked Jimmy Lawson (Tom's River, N.J.) out with an injury, junior Jon Gingrich (Wingate, Pa.) got the nod at 285, making his second dual meet appearance of the year. Gingrich stepped up in a big way with a strong 6-1 win over Illinois' Chris Lopez, cementing the 31-3 final score.
The 6,480 in attendance marked the 17th-straight home sell out for Penn State. Penn State posted a lop-sided 20-2 takedown advantage as well. Taylor improved to 21-0 on the year with 10 pins, six tech falls and five majors. He is 121-3 overall and is tied for ninth on Penn State's all-time wins list. Ruth is 20-1 on the year with seven pins, seven tech falls and six majors. He is 122-3 overall and is eighth all-time in wins at Penn State. Retherford moved to 21-0 with three pins, two techs and seven majors.
Megaludis is 20-2 on the year with a pin, four techs and eight majors while Brown improved to 21-1 with eight pins, two tech falls and seven majors. McIntosh improved to 20-2 with three pins and nine majors.
Penn State stays unbeaten on the year with an 11-0 mark, 4-0 in Big Ten action. Illinois falls to 6-5, 0-4 B1G.
#1 Penn State 31, #11 Illinois 3
January 24, 2014 – Rec Hall – University Park, Pa.
125: #2 Nico Megaludis PSU dec. #4 Jesse Delgado ILL, 5-4 3-0
133: #11 Zane Richards ILL dec. (SV) #15 Jimmy Gulibon PSU, 3-1 (sv) 3-3
141: #2 Zain Retherford PSU maj. dec. John Fahy ILL, 15-3 7-3
149: Zack Beitz PSU dec. #19 Caleb Ervin ILL, 4-2 10-3
157: #4 Dylan Alton PSU dec. #12 Zac Brunson ILL, 5-2 13-3
165: #1 David Taylor PSU maj. dec. #12 Jackson Morse ILL, 11-3 17-3
174: #3 Matt Brown PSU maj. dec. Tony Dallago ILL, 12-2 21-3
184: #2 Ed Ruth PSU maj. dec. Nikko Reyes ILL, 14-3 25-3
197: #7 Morgan McIntosh PSU dec. Jeff Koepke ILL, 10-3 28-3
285: Jon Gingrich PSU dec. Chris Lopez ILL, 6-1 31-3
Attendance: 6,480 (17th-straight home sell out)
Records: Penn State 11-0, 5-0 B1G; Illinois 6-5, 0-4 B1G
Up Next for Penn State: at Michigan State, Friday, Jan. 31, 7 p.m.
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Make Collection and arrays more compatible
and more easily to use together.
Add the following methods to Collection:
addAll(<? extends E>[] array)
containsAll(<? extends E>[] array)
removeAll(<? extends E>[] array)
retainAll(<? extends E>[] array)
(Or maybe better to a new interface, so that existing code won't be broken, and have the library classes that implement Collection implement the new interface).
And if this is possible (I never understood why it is not working this way and why one has to supply an array as an argument):
change Object[] toArray() to E[] toArray() and make it work like T[] toArray(T[] a)
addAll(Arrays.asList(array)) forces creation a new collection to hold the original collections's elements temporarily. This is insane, and if the array is very big, it's a big "spike" in heap usage without any need. My vote goes to the new overloads accepting arrays directly. Lacking such methods, I often have to use utility methods like "addAll (Collection, Object[])" but the performance is also not ideal because elements must be added one by one.
With the new methods, the argument's elements could be copied to the internal data structures with the most efficient strategy possible -- when the internal data uses a simple array, like ArrayList, that would mean a System.arraycopy(). Right now, addAll() cannot even hope to approach that performance, whatever the types of the argument and receiver collections.
Evidently you haven't checked to see what Arrays.asList actually does. The amount of additional memory is NOT dependent on the size of the array. The new List returned is of fixed size and uses the array you supplied for its content --- it does not copy that array at all, just keeps a reference to it.
Thanks for pointing this! I think I never cared to read the docs for such a simple API :) and just assumed that the new list wouldn't share the argument array for its private storage, because this pattern is very rare in the Java APIs as it would certainly create many problems.
I noticed that asList() uses a special, fixed-size implementation of List to make this possible w/o screwing with the standard ArrayList, and more efficient too. And it's not even a new API! I'll be certaily reviewing some of my code to exploit asList() where adequate.
On the other hand, we still have a performance problem, because addAll(c) (in array-backed collections like ArrayList) has an optimization that uses c.toArray() so it can fetch the objects to an array and then copy'em to its internal array the fastest way possible (System.arraycopy()), and in addAll(index,c), also to move the elements after the insertion points only once. But the toArray() method will create a new array, even for the special list created by asList(T[]), where the cloning is completely meaningless because its internal array field is already exposed due to the way the list is created. I see that the problem is that Collection.toArray() documents that this method must always return a new array, but IMHO in this special case, honoring this contract is just "specification fanatism" because it doesn't make the list much safer. One can argue that the current asList() creates a backdoor only for the code that creates the array, not for code that eventually receives the list, but this backdoor means nothing anyway, as anything you can do with the internal array, you can do with the list's get/set(). Notice that in this special list, there is no growing of that backing array, and no unused elements (size() is always equal to the array's length), the only reasons why even java.util.ArrayList couldn't also expose its internal array with toArray().
In short, my suggestion is: just change Arrays.ArrayList.toArray() so it returns a straight reference to its internal array. It's the only missing piece to make Arrays.asList() a perfect, near-zero-overhead wrapper for primitive arrays. This optimization will be only a "weak violation" of Collection.toArray()'s contract, because it won't produce any of the adverse side effects that this contract means to evict. Only the JCK would probably be enhanced to consider this special case, it probably contains tests that invoke toArray() repeatedly on the same collections and checks if different arrays are returned each time. Another idea would be enhancing toArray()'s spec to not require a new array to be returned in the special cases (like Arrays.ArrayList) where this doesn't break anything.
You can't have E[] toArray() because of type erasure. For the rest you could use addAll(Arrays.asList(array))
If Type[] array = (Type[]) collection.toArray(); worked, that would be enough.
Thanks for the other info.


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This is pretty fantastic hotel. The villas are amazing, spacious, tasteful, great balcony, incredible bathroom.
Nice infinity pool. great bar overlooking ocean and sunset, pretty awesome snorkeling. Within ten feet of the beach, you will see a lot of fish.
The only catch, I dont consider this to be a $700 a night hotel. It is very easy for lunch to be $100, a couple of sandwiches, and two drinks. Nothing special.