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The Research Committee at the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry recently selected faculty member Dr. Paul Subar to receive the first-ever Research Enhancement Award. The award is a one-time, non-renewable $25,000 grant given to support a tenure-track junior faculty research project.
With this funding, Subar, assistant professor in the Department of Dental Practice and director of the Special Care Clinic, will add Caries Management by Risk Assessment (CAMBRA) to the distance collaboration project known as the Virtual Dental Home. CAMBRA utilizes a medical-model approach to identify and treat the underlying bacterial cause of dental caries (cavities).
A pilot project in teledentistry, the Virtual Dental Home allows registered dental hygienists with advanced training to provide on-site dental care to patients, while exchanging treatment information with a dentist electronically. The project serves immobile patients, patients with disabilities and people in underserved communities. Subar's research project will specifically focus on institutionalized patients.
Adding CAMBRA to the Virtual Dental Home will allow Subar to investigate the correlation between a patient's caries risk status, salivary pH and bacterial activity. Subar also seeks to determine if caries is more of a problem in the institutionalized patient population than in the general population.
"I'm honored that the dental school's Research Committee has acknowledged this project with the Research Enhancement Award," said Subar. "The information we gather through these assessments will allow the dental profession to better understand preventative care for institutionalized patients in our communities."
The Research Committee is a standing faculty committee currently chaired by Dr. Ove Peters, professor in the Department of Endodontics. Other current committee members are Drs. Tamer Alpagot, Leigh Anderson, Sheldon Baumrind, Joel Cohen, Eddie Hayashida, Stefan Highsmith, Parag Kachalia, Krystyna Konopka, Anders Nattestad and Marie Tolarova.
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If you love to talk about beer and love to drink it more, check out the Brewfest at Ski Sundown, http://skisundown.com located on 126 Ratlum Road in New Hartford this weekend on June 21 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. where you can talk to members of the CT Brewers Guild, a non- profit organization. Get ready to try some amazing beers from Belgian beer with a hint of grapefruit to a variety of choices from more than 30 local craft brewers.
One unique aspect of this brewfest, now in it's 8th year is that festival goers actually have the opportunity to learn about craft beers because representatives from the brewers are on hand to talk about their beers.
There will be a table with Connecticut's "beer snob" Will Siss that will offer festival goers new to beer tasting many valuable tips on how to hold your own at a beer tasting and the steps to becoming an "official" beer snob. There will also be entertainment by Flyin' Blind, a popular rock band that will add to the festivities of this well planned event. Avon Prime Meats will be offering a selection of grilled goodies including their signature steak on a stick, pulled pork and chicken sausage.
The Brewfest, will be held rain or shine and offers a fun and educational opportunity for beer lovers to sample a variety of local Connecticut beers, learn about the process of micro brewing and a chance to actually meet the people brewing the beer. Tickets are $30 at the event.
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Many K12 schools are now taking the help of popular learning management systems to create and manage their courses online. Learning Management System gives students, residing at any part of the world, 24×7 access to all your K12 educational materials. This type of educational management system comes with a set of collaboration tools that can help in increasing class engagement. It also helps in enhancing your class attendance by providing a highly interactive student-teacher environment.
Now, let's find out the benefits of managing your K12 classes using the learning management system.
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Allow kids and teenagers to learn anytime and from anywhere – at school, from home, or while at a friend's place. This learning management system allows your present and potential students all-time access to coursework. All they need for this is a computer with internet connection. Students can browse through your online courses 24×7 to finally register for the class they intend to attend. Individuals will even get the option of registering for multiple courses at once.
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K12 class organizers can use the learning management system to connect, interact, and engage with the students in real-time. You can instantly send messages as well as converse with your students to discuss learning materials and collaborate on projects, from wherever they are. The online collaboration tools actually help to boost student engagement and reduce dropout rates.
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The in-built class emailing tool will help you send and receive emails to a single individual or a group of persons. You can send online invitations as well as reminders to students to attend your upcoming class, for which they have registered themselves. You can even notify them about rescheduling of a K12 class through mails in real-time. Students and teachers can also mail you their feedback and responses over the internet in no time.
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K12 schools and colleges can easily integrate class schedules and coursework on the web-based class calendar for easy viewing. The major benefit of using the class calendaring tool is that you can easily add the registration button on the calendar itself to let the students instantly sign up for their favorite courses.
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Through our experience, we've come across 1000's of homes built on 3 types of soil or rock. The first is solid Bedrock, the second is Sandy Soil, and the third is Clay. The majority of homes that lie along the CT River Valley, which cuts through CT & MA, are vulnerable to soil saturation and erosion due to the rich clay deposits. If you're not up to speed on Connecticut's History, this should give you a little insight. In 1635, the Connecticut Brick Industry began in Hartford, then expanded to Windsor in 1675, and continued on to North Haven, Berlin, and lastly New York. The clay found in these areas fueled a massive Brick Industry, which produced over 15 to 20 million high quality bricks per year! These Brickyards have mostly vanished when you look around now, but have since been built over with homes and businesses.
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LOS ANGELES – Some football games are full of strategic gambits, of camouflage and trickery and poisoned pawns.
Most are not.
An extreme example happened Saturday in the Coliseum, where USC won because its foot thudded continuously against Cal's gluteus maximus.
Asked when he knew the Trojans' defense had established its tyranny, defensive end Nick Perry said, "First series."
"The first three series were big," linebacker Chris Galippo said.
It took the Bears five series to earn a first down. It took them six series to experience life on the plus side of midfield.
By then the Trojans led by four touchdowns.
The final count was 48-14, USC's most decisive conference victory since a 56-0 number on Washington two years ago, when no visitor saw light at the end of the Coliseum tunnel.
These days are not those days. There were lots of gaps between human beings in the seats, and that hadn't been seen since Early Pete Carroll.
USC was coming off two defenseless losses to Washington and Stanford. Considering the lack of a rainbow at the end of all this, its give-a-darn might have been busted. Instead the Trojans played with the desperation of knowing that Oregon is next, with the nation watching, the night before Hallowe'en. It might be a Ghost Bowl but it's real to USC.
"We started with those three-and-outs, but they weren't just three-and-outs," Galippo said. "We were stopping them on first and second down and putting them in bad situations, some second-and-14s. That took them out of the game they wanted to play. They had to throw the ball after that, and we made them one-dimensional."
Cal, which scored 35 on UCLA last week, ran 12 first-quarter plays for minus-8 yards. Thanks to penalties and the work of Perry, Galippo, Jurrell Casey and the rest, Cal had a second-and-9, a third-and-13, a second-and-10, a third-and-13, a first-and-14, a second-and-14, a third-and-11, a second-and-10 and a third-and-10.
"The key thing was wrapping up and tackling," Casey said. "It's frustrating when you get talked down every week."
"Monte (defensive coordinator Kiffin) brought out a good point," defensive line coach Ed Orgeron said. "We had a lot of guys grading 70, 75 percent. We can't win games like that. We need guys at 90 percent. But we simplified things and let our guys run around and make some plays.
"We did a lot of individual work this week, going back to fundamentals. And we saw some things on tape that made us believe we could win some one-on-one matchups."
The main thing he saw was the tendency of Cal's linemen to lose their molecular structure.
Devon Kennard belted Shane Vereen for a 4-yard loss on second down, then Perry soared in from the edge to sack Kevin Riley on third down. When Shane Horton caught Riley on third down, he forced Cal's fourth punt of the quarter — the punter's name is Bryan Anger, which seems appropriate — and the Trojans already had a 14-point edge.
What a feeling that must be for defensive players, to know they're dominant, to know the offense also knows they're dominant, and that such conditions will prevail until the game's merciful end.
"We knew it as soon as we started playing 'em," Perry said. "The first series said it all for us. We needed to be reminded this week, to stay prepared and stay focused on details."
Overall the defense enjoyed two sacks and six minus plays, and managed to spark a 35-point lead while forcing only one turnover, which isn't easy to do. Cal took an 0-42 bruise into the halftime locker room for the first time in school history.
Obviously the Trojans find great relief in a performance that actually honors their recent past, but you must question the sturdiness of this particular speed bump. Cal lost a close one at Arizona and got blown out at Nevada, and now this.
Since the typical fan has the memory of a gnat, a game like this does not help Cal coach Jeff Tedford, regardless of his portfolio.
In 2004 the Bears were 10-1 and, in their minds, got hornswoggled out of a BCS bowl. Dispirited, they were blown out of the Holiday Bowl by Texas Tech. That was Aaron Rodgers' final game at Cal. The trend line has not been pretty since. The Bears have split their past 30 Pac-10 games and their past three bowls have been Armed Forces, Emerald and Poinsettia.
Cal's playmakers are gone. Riley has always been limited. Now the offensive line cuts and runs. To nip any talk of a regime change, Tedford might find it advisable to beat Stanford for the third consecutive year.
Meanwhile, USC will save its legs until the Ducks show up Oct. 30. You can't kick tail feathers you can't catch.
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10 ways yoga made me a better dad
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When I started my yoga practice, there was a long list of things I couldn't do. Through the years I've improved, and the thing that helped me the most was being patient with my own progress.
The greatest lesson I was taught was that while something is not accessible today, that does not mean it will not be accessible tomorrow. Sometimes, my kids easily understood what I was trying to teach them. Sometimes, they did not. Fatherhood was a learning experience for me in how to teach my kids.
Hopefully my kids remember me as a patient teacher.
8. Yoga taught me to not be afraid to fall.
Part of learning is falling and part of teaching and raising children is letting them fall. Yoga helped me accept that in order to learn a pose, sometimes I was going to fall. However, with each fall I would learn more each time until I no longer fell. As a father, letting my kids sometimes fall was the hardest thing to do.
Hopefully my kids understand that I protected them as much as I could, and I never wanted them to get hurt, but I also wanted them to learn to fly.
9. Yoga helped me love women without objectifying.
Yoga helped teach me respect for my body and what it could do. Along that path, I learned to view and respect my fellow female yogi's bodies for what they could do and not just how they looked.
Hopefully my kids remember me as a good role model for how to relate to and treat women.
10. Yoga made it okay to love.
In my personal experience of being raised, showing emotions and vulnerabilities was not encouraged. Throughout adulthood, this translated into being guarded with my expressions of feeling. Yoga provided an atmosphere that exposed me to people who exuded kindness, caring and compassion. Through my time with these people, I've learned that I don't have to be guarded, and I can give and receive a hug from a fellow yogi. Kids need a father who is strong but is also kind, caring and loving.
Hopefully more than anything, I hope my kids remember me as a dad who was not afraid to express his love for them and receive love from them.
I don't have all the secrets of fatherhood, but I do think yoga helped me be a better dad. When anybody asks me how to be a better dad, I tell them to get off the couch. And get onto the mat.
Jamie Nicholas resides in southern Maryland. His interests include yoga, meditation and environmentalism. He enjoys writing about men's issues in the world of yoga. Read more from Jamie on his website, www.manupdogyoga.blogspot.com.
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We had so much fun putting this one together. Our Boo in the Boonies was a big hit with the toddler crowd!
There were so many treats to pick from - pumpkin cake with salted caramel buttercream, cookies from Casey's Confections, cupcakes with fondant toppers from Edible Details, Nutella s'mores, apples with caramel dip, pumpkin merengues and lots and lots of candy!
And to keep the little ones busy burning off all of that sugar, we had a pumpkin craft for them to make and they got to take home their very own decorated mini pumpkins.
We used the printables from our shop for our own party. It's got everything you need to setup for a great party, and it's not so scary for the little ones. This is our biggest party package that we offer.


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I've noticed that a lot of different people have been asking, "If I upgrade to lion, will this program work?". So I guess lion isn't very compatible? Here's my question: Will FCS 2 work with lion? FCS 2 includes:
- Final Cut Pro 6
- Motion 3
- Color 1
- Soundtrack Pro 3
- DVD Studio Pro 3
- Compressor 3
Don't tell me to upgrade to Final Cut X; It is junk compared to this.


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2 UI student-athletes post unblemished 4.0 grade point averages
Hawkeyes play at Drake on Friday, host Western Michigan on Sunday
Junior Cloe Lacasse scored 1 goal and picked up 2 assists in the win
Hawkeyes host Panthers at 12:00 p.m. (CT)
Iowa tops Missouri, 3-0
Oct. 17, 2014 Iowa Soccer Complex Iowa City, Iowa
Aug. 17, 2013 Iowa Soccer Complex
Iowa 3, North Dakota 0 Sunday, Aug. 19, 2012
2014 as a Senior... Team captain... logged 430:21 minutes at goal, appearing in six games while starting the first five games of the seasona... made her first career start in Iowa's season opening double overtime victory (1-0) over Northern Iowa, picking up her first career shutout while adding two savesa... appeared in the Big Ten Tournament game against No. 11 Wisconsin after Hannah Clark left the game due to injurya... posted three of Iowa's 12 shutouts, the most in a single season all-time at Iowa, while racking up 11 saves and posting a 0.63 goals against average... Academic All-Big Ten honoree... Dean's List honoree during fall semester... letterwinner.
2013 as a Junior... Did not see game action... member of an Iowa team that posted a school-record 15 victories, advanced to its first Big Ten Tournament championship game and earned the program's first NCAA Tournament appearance... Academic All-Big Ten... Big Ten Distinguished Scholar... letterwinner.
2012 as a Sophomore... Saw action in three matches, with 97 minutes in goal... made four saves without allowing a goal on the season... held Eastern Illinois scoreless through 36 minutes... held North Dakota scoreless through 37 minutes, making a season-high three saves... held LIU-Brooklyn scoreless through 24 minutes... part of team that earned second most wins in a season in program history... Academic All-Big Ten selection... Big Ten Distinguished Scholar... named to UI Dean's List... letterwinner.
2011 as a Freshman... Saw first collegiate action in win over Western Illinois... recorded 23 minutes and three saves... clocked time in goal Sept. 11 vs. South Dakota, making one save... part of team that set of equaled nine school records... letterwinner.
High School... Two-time all-conference, and one time all-district honoree... recorded seven shutouts during her sophomore season... earned 10 shutouts in 21 games during her junior campaign... boasted a .952 goals against average... was a part of the Boylan Central Catholic team that won three consecutive NIC-10 conference titles... played for the Rockford Raptors club team for six years... named to the high school's academic honor roll following her freshman and sophomore years... member of the National Honor Society, Key Club and Broadcasting Club.
Personal... Born Nov. 11, 1992... daughter of Tom and Julie Beck... has one brother, Collin, who plays soccer at McKendree University... coached by Mark Cooper, Chris Mera and Chris Davenport in high school and club coach was Paul Roe... speech and hearing science major.


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According to the Calgary Flames website, the Calgary Flames defeated the San Jose Sharks 4-1 at the Scotiabank Saddledome on Thursday night.
Jiri Hudler led the Flames in scoring with a goal and an assist while Mikael Backlund and Dennis Wideman each notched a pair of assists.
The Sharks meanwhile all of a sudden are having problems scoring goals as they have only found the back of the net once in the last three games.
The Flames meanwhile are playing their best hockey of the season. They have now won their last four games dating back to last Wednesday. During the impressive streak, the Flames have also beaten the Chicago Blackhawks, Phoenix Coyotes and Nashville Predators.
The Flames improve to 20-27-7, but are still 16 points back of the Vancouver Canucks for a Western Conference playoff spot.
Calgary next hosts the Minnesota Wild on Saturday and then have a three game road trip to Montreal, New York to face the Islanders and Philadelphia before the Olympic break.


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Our programs sometimes have runtime problems that prevent from running normally.
A program may have division by zero, or page fault, or may request more memory than is available, or it may try to open an unavailable file, or it may see values it cannot handle. If these things happen, the control will be transferred to the OS from the process running a program. We call it exception. The exception is handled by the exception handler. After performing the exceptions, it returns the control to the user process running the program (resume) or it may simply abort the program.
Note that we can think of an exception as non-standard control flow such as interrupts or traps(such as break point) or faults. Here, the standard control flow means a normal control flow which includes jumps such as loops/if-else or calling a function. If a program wants to open a file, it is not a normal flow, because the user process should transfer the control to OS to read/write the file. After OS's done with the file, it returns the control to the user process and resume the program execution starting from where it left.
In general, there are three ways of handling error conditions:
We should avoid the first one at all cost although there are lots of examples of libraries that call abort() or exit().
But between (2) and (3), we do not have any agreement on which one is better. Let's start the comparison of the two with simple code:
The error code approach involves returning a numeric code to indicate the success/failure of a function:
if(object1.func() == ERROR) ErrorHandle(); if(object2.func() == ERROR) ErrorHandle(); if(object3.func() == ERROR) ErrorHandle();
But we can signal an error by throwing an object, and then catch it later:
try { object1.func(); object2.func(); object3.func(); } catch (const std::exception &e) { ErrorHandle(); }
The abort() function's prototype is in cstdlib header file. If called, it sends a message something like "abnormal program termination" to the standard error stream and terminate the program. It may also return an implementation-dependent value that indicates failure to the operating system. Whether abort() flushes the buffers depends on the implementation. So, if you prefer, you can use exit which does flush file buffers. But exit does not give any message as in the following examples.
Note that calling abort() from myCalculator terminates the program directly without returning main().
#include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> double myCalculator(double a, double b) { if(a == b) { std::cout << "abort()!" << std::endl; abort(); } return 1 / (a - b); } int main () { double x,y,z; x = 10; y = 10; z = myCalculator(x,y); std::cout << "x = " << x << " y = " << y << " z = " << z << std::endl; return 0; }
Output is:
and with an error message from my Visual Studio 2012:
Debug Error!
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
If we switch the abort() to exit(1),
#include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> using namespace std; double myCalculator(double a, double b) { if(a == b) { cout << "exit(1)!" << endl; exit(1); } return 1 / (a - b); } int main () { double x,y,z; x = 10; y = 10; z = myCalculator(x,y); cout << "x = " << x << " y = " << y << " z = " << z << endl; return 0; }the program is terminated silently with a print out.
If we run the above code without abort() or exit(1), we get the following output.
x = 10 y = 10 z = 1.#INF
class A {}; A global_Obj; int main() { A local_Obj; static A static_Obj; // return(0); // exit(0); // abort(0); }
When called from main(), there are subtle differences:
This topic has been discussed in return statement vs exit() in main(), and here is the test code.
The exit() call
#include <stdlib.h> void exit(int status);is in fact a wrapper for the _exit() system call:
#include <unistd.h> void _exit(int status);Programs generally don't call _exit() directly, but instead call the exit() library function, which performs various actions before calling _exit().
However, unlike _exit(), which is UNIX-specific, exit() is defined as part of the standard C library; that is, it is available with every C implementation.
Actually, what the exit() does are following:
In general, a process may terminate in two general ways:
An explicit return of n from main() is generally equivalent to calling exit(n), since the run-time function that invokes main() uses the return value from main() in a call to exit().
Performing a return without specifying a value, or falling off the end of the main() function, also results in the caller of main() invoking exit(), and it is actually equivalent to calling exit(0) if we compile a program using gcc -std=c99 on Linux.
C++ exception is a response to an exceptional circumstance that arises while a programming is running. Exceptions provide a way to transfer control from one part of a program to another. This lets us separate error handling code from the normal flow of control, and makes our code more readable.
Exceptions provide a way to react to exceptional circumstances like the ones listed above by transferring control to special functions called handlers. Exception handling is a fundamental error reporting mechanism designed to handle the occurrence of exceptions, special conditions that change the normal execution flow of a program.
To catch exceptions we must place a portion of code under exception inspection. This is done by enclosing that portion of code in a try block. When an exceptional circumstance arises within that block, an exception is thrown, and transfers the control to the exception handler. If no exception is thrown, the code continues normally and all handlers are ignored.
Exception handling has three components:
A throw statement is a jump. In other words, it tells a program to jump to a statement at another location. It's followed by a value such as a character string or an object that indicates the nature of the exception.
Let's look at the following code:
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main () { try { throw "Homemade exception"; // Because the function throws an exception, // the rest of the code in this block will not be executed ... ... } // Execution will resume here catch (const char* e) { cout << "exception: " << e << endl; } return 0; }
Its output is:
exception: Homemade exception
The try block has the code under exception handling. It just throws an exception:
throw "Homemade exception";A throw accepts one parameter which is passed as an argument to the exception handler.
The catch keyword declares the exception handler. It follows immediately the closing brace of the try block. The format for catch is similar to a regular function that always has at least one parameter. The type of this parameter is very important, since the type of the argument passed by the throw expression is checked against it. The exception is caught only when they match.
Multiple handlers (catch expressions) could be used, each one with a different parameter type. Only the handler that matches its type with the argument specified in the throw statement is executed.
Ellipsis (...) can be used as the parameter of catch. The handler will catch any exception no matter what the type of the throw exception is. This can be used as a default handler that catches all exceptions not caught by other handlers if it is specified at last:
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main () { try { throw "Homemade exception"; } catch (int e){ cout << "int exception: " << e << endl; } catch (char e){ cout << "char exception: " << e << endl; } catch (...) { cout << "default exception "; } return 0; }
In the example, the exception is caught at:
catch (...)The exception get caught is the exception thrown with any parameter that is neither an int nor a char.
After an exception has been handled, the program execution resumes after the try-catch block, not after the throw. The catch block can be, and usually is, located in a different function/method than the point of throwing. In this way, C++ supports non-local error handling.
Unhandled exceptions on the other hand will result in a function termination and the stack will be unwound (stack allocated objects will have destructors called) as it looks for an exception handler. If none is found it will ultimately result in the termination of the program.
How about nested try-catch blocks?
Yes, it is also possible to nest try-catch blocks within more external try blocks. In these cases, we have the possibility that an internal catch block forwards the exception to its outer level. This is done with the expression throw with no arguments.
Here is the example:
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main () { try { try { throw 911; } catch (int n) { cout << "inner catch " << endl; throw; } } catch (...) { cout << "catching any exception occurred" << endl; } return 0; }
The output is:
inner catch catching any exception occurred
Function parameters are accessible in the try handler, however, local variables are NOT accessible in the try handler.
#include <iostream> using namespace std; void foo(int x) { try { int y = 9; throw 911; } catch(int e) { cout << x << endl; // OK cout << y << endl; // Not OK - local not accessible } } int main() { foo(7); return 0; }
Destructors are often called during stack unwinding. When destructors are executing, the exception has been raised but not yet handled. It is not clear what should happen if a destructor itself throws a new exception during this stack unwinding process. Should the new exception supersede the earlier exception that has not been handled or the new exception thrown by the destructor ignored? In general, it's a bad idea for a destructor to do anything that might cause an exception.
Unlike destructors, it is often the case that something done inside a constructor might throw an exception. If it does while constructing an object, we may end up having a partially constructed object. Even in that case, we are guaranteed that the constructed elements will be properly destroyed.
We can limit the exception type it might directly or indirectly throw by appending a throw suffix to the function declaration:
float f(char param) throw (int);
This declares a function called f() which takes one argument of type char and returns an element of type float. The only exception that this function might throw is an exception of type int. If it throws an exception with a different type, either directly or indirectly, it cannot be caught by a regular int-type handler.
If this throw specifier is left empty with no type, this means the function is not allowed to throw exceptions. Functions with no throw specifier (regular functions) are allowed to throw exceptions with any type:
int f(int param) throw(); // no exceptions allowed int f(int param); // all exceptions allowed
However, we should be aware that the constraints from specification will be enforced by the compiler, and that they can impact optimization, such as the ability to inline function. As a result, most C++ engineers steer clear of exception specifications.
The C++ Standard library provides a base class specifically designed to declare objects to be thrown as exceptions. The exception object is created by copying the result of the thrown expression; the result must be of a type that can be copied. The exception is defined in the <exception> header file under the namespace std. This class has the usual default and copy constructors, operators and destructors, plus an additional virtual member function called what() that returns a null terminated byte string:
public exception { public: virtual const char* what() const throw(); };
The content of the string is implementation dependent. It most likely determines the level of help and detail of such information.
#include <string> #include <iostream> using namespace std ; int main() { string s = "test me" ; try { s[7] = '!'; } catch( exception &error ) { cerr << "Exception: " << error.what() << endl ; } return 0 ; }
If we run it, we get "String subscript out of range" message.
The member function what() can be overwritten in derived classes to contain the description of the exception.
#include <iostream> #include <exception> using namespace std; class child_exception: public exception { virtual const char* what() const throw(){ return "child exception occurred"; } }; int main () { try { child_exception cex; throw cex; } catch (exception& e) { cout << e.what() << endl; } return 0; }
We have placed a handler that catches exception objects by reference (notice the ampersand & after the type), therefore this catches also classes derived from exception, like our cex object of class child_exception.
All exceptions thrown by components of the C++ Standard library throw exceptions derived from this std::exception class. These are:
class E1; class E2; void f() throw(E1) { //throws only exception of type E1 throw E1(); //throws exception of type E1 throw E2(); //calls unexpected(), which calls terminate() }The throw of an exception of type E2 in f() violates the exception specification. In this case, the function unexpected() gets called, which usually calls terminate() to terminate the program. However, if class bad_exception is part of the exception specification, then unexpected() usually rethrows an exception of this type:
class E1; class E2; void f() throw(E1, std::bad_exception) { //throws exception of type E1 or //bad_exception for any other exception type throw E1(); //throws exception of type E1 throw E2(); //calls unexpected(), which throws bad_exception() }So, if an exception specification includes the class bad_exception, then any exception not part of the specification may be replaced by bad_exception within the function unexpected().
For example, if we use the operator new and the memory cannot be allocated, an exception of type bad_alloc is thrown:
#include <iostream> #include <exception> using namespace std; int main () { try { long double * arr= new long double[150000000]; } catch (bad_alloc&){ cout << "Error allocating memory." << endl; } return 0; }
All dynamic memory allocations better be included within a try block that catches this type of exception to perform a clean action instead of an abnormal program termination. Abnormal termination happens when this type of exception is thrown and not caught.
The bad_alloc is derived from the standard base class exception. Thus, we can handle that same exception by catching references to the exception class:
#include <iostream> #include <exception> using namespace std; int main () { try{ long double * arr= new long double[150000000]; } catch (exception& e){ cout << "Standard exception: " << e.what() << endl; } return 0; }
So, because it is hard to write exception safe code, we should only use an exception when we have to - when an error has occurred which we can not handle.
Here is some guide lines from the book "Exceptional C++ Style" by H. Sutter.
What's the output from the following code?
#include <exception> #include <iostream> using namespace std; class A { public: A(int n) : i(n) { cout << i; } ~A() { cout << i; } private: int i; }; int f(int n) { if (n == 1) { throw std::logic_error("0"); cout << "7" << endl; } A a(n); return f(n - 1); } int main() { try { int ret = f(3); A a(ret); } catch (const std::exception &e) { cout << e.what() << endl; } return 0; }
Note that destructor is called during stack unwinding. Also, we need to know that after an exception has been handled, the program execution resumes after the try-catch block, not after the throw
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The MM's are just pushing her way down to trap retail shorty into very bad trades. Going much much higher here. Expect $75.00+ this summer here on top line growth, & the general summer rally.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I'd have to disagree. Probably going to see eBay drop below $50 before the week is out. I just don't see this going to $75 anytime soon. The build-up last year from $30 to over $50 was smoke and mirrors based on skewed mobile figures and increased fees on sellers, namely fees charged on the shipping portion of a transaction. As for mobile users, eBay likes to tout the numbers as new customers. It's not, it's people accessing the web via phone or tablet instead of their desktop PC.
Not to mention, Paypal is about to face a slew of challengers for online payment as well as mobile payments. In fact, one of the founders of Paypal has launched the mobile payments company Affirm.
Sentiment: Strong Sell


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Upset the Editor: I was very surprised to see the letter "Seeing Change at Fleming" [SN, Sept. 28, 1998] in your "Letters to the Editor" space. I was very displeased with the content of the letter, but I was more upset with the fact that you decided to print this type of letter. Is this a forum for disgruntled people to voice their displeasure with whatever or whomever? I enjoy reading your magazine weekly, but I may have to skip over the "complaints department" section. GALE INGERSOLL ...
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Time Machine & ZFS
By martin on Oct 29, 2007
I've just installed Leopard on my MacBook Pro, and was first disapointed that it only had read only zfs, but after checking out ADC that was solved :)
I also wanted to try out Time Machine and thought that I could place the backups on zfs, but Time Machine doesn't let me select zfs as a destination. Hopefully I'll be able to trick it somehow ;)
after Jeff Harrell's comment I read up on Time Machine here and here, and as Jess says it uses directory hard-links, so that won't work with zfs. Bummer! :(


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Preparations continue for the Fifth National Dialogue Forum, which is scheduled to be held in Abha in December 2005 on the topic of international relations from a civic point of view. The Forums are organized by the King Abdulaziz Center for National Dialogue, which was established in August 2003.
The second of three stages of preparatory meetings for the fifth forum will begin tomorrow. These meetings, held in various parts of the country, have the aim of formulating clear visions of how to conduct relations with others.


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Oct. 13, 2010
Bruins Head to Oregon
Following a five-match homestand, the No. 14 UCLA women's soccer team (8-4-1; 1-1 Pac-10) hits the road this week, traveling to the Pacific Northwest for matches against Oregon (4-6-2; 0-1 Pac-10) and Oregon State (9-1-1; 1-0 Pac-10). The Bruins kickoff the weekend this Friday in Eugene, facing Oregon at 7:00 p.m. UCLA then travels to Corvallis on Sunday for a 1:00 p.m. showdown with Oregon State. Live stats will be available for both contests: Oregon State. There will also be audio and video of the Oregon match available on Oregon's website (there is a fee to watch). Click HERE for more information.
UCLA Against the Oregon Schools
The Bruins take an 11-2 all-time record against Oregon into this Friday's match. UCLA has won three in a row in the series, last losing in 2006. Both of Oregon's wins over UCLA were in Eugene. The Bruins are 13-2 all-time against Oregon State. UCLA has won eight straight matches in the series, last losing in 2001. Similar to the Oregon series, both of Oregon State's wins came on their home field.
Bruins Split With Bay Area Foes
UCLA posted a 1-1 record in its Pac-10 opening weekend at Drake Stadium last week. The Bruins began the weekend with a 1-0 victory over No. 16 Cal on Friday, thanks to an 83rd minute goal from junior Sydney Leroux, who was fresh off a two-week stint with the U.S. Women's National Team. UCLA wasn't as fortunate on Sunday, as top-ranked and undefeated Stanford notched a 2-0 victory over the Bruins. After scoring on a penalty kick in the 23rd minute, the Cardinal recorded an insurance goal in the 36th minute. Both teams played scoreless soccer for the remainder of the match.
Braun Injured in Stanford Match
Freshman defender/midfielder Chelsea Braun saw her season come to an unfortunate end against Stanford on Sunday, as she left the game with a knee injury in the 31st minute. Postgame tests showed that she had torn the ACL in her right knee. Braun had played in all 13 of the team's matches this season, making eight starts. Her lone goal of the season came in a 2-0 victory over San Diego on Sept. 24.
Bruins Have High RPI
UCLA checks in at No. 10 in the first Rating Percentage Index (RPI) report of the 2010 season released on Tuesday. A team's winning percentage and strength of schedule are the main factors in determining RPI. The first RPI report can be found by clicking HERE.
This Week in the Rankings
Following its loss to Stanford on Sunday, UCLA fell one spot from No. 13 to No. 14 in the weekly poll issued by Soccer America. The Bruins at No. 16 in this week's NSCAA/HendrickCars.com National Coaches' Poll.
Two UCLA matches to be Televised
Fox Soccer Channel will air a live broadcast of UCLA's home match against Washington on Oct. 29. The match, which is part of the NSCAA Game of the Week, begins at 8:00 p.m. that evening. Another televised match was also added to the schedule recently, as Fox Sports Primeticket will air a live broadcast of the team's road match at Arizona State on Nov. 7. That match will be at Noon (PST).
UCLA-USC Clash Set For Next Week
One of the team's biggest matches of the year will take place at the LA Coliseum next week, as UCLA travels across town to take on No. 24 USC. The Bruins, who leads the all-time series 19-3-1, posted a 2-1 victory in last year's meeting at Drake Stadium. The last time these two teams met at the Coliseum, 7,804 fans turned out to watch the match.


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"Flee the country where a lone man holds all power: it is a nation of slaves"
Simon Bolivar
Cuba has the only truly communist economy in the world other than North Korea. And the entrenched, unquestioning commitment to that economic dogma is alive and well amongst the government elite, to whom the Chinese model of economic liberalisation combined with firm central control over political power appears to be an anathema.
Based on observations during our short visit to Cuba in July 2007 (and, no, we did not go there to lie on the beach), and everything I have read before and since, reformist dreamers will wait a long time yet for substantive changes to take place.
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Reviews - BW Hallmark Hotel Chester Llyndir Hall3
Llyndir Lane,Burton,Rossett, Chester, LL12 0AY
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Very Good
76% would recommend it to a friend
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Pleasant stay
Place is very quirky slightly over priced for what you get though.
Drinks and food on the expensive side. Rooms are very hot overall could do with an update as a few niggles about room but still nice would not put us off going again though. We did have a pre authorisation for the full amount of room taken on arrival and on departure same again so it appeared that we had paid twice just waiting for this to come back into my bank!. This was the only downer on the break really
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Anniversary weekend
We stayed at the Llyndir Hall for our 30th Anniversary and enjoyed our stay.
We did not find the staff very friendly but we had a bottle of prosseco and chocolates in the room which was a lovely gesture. JUst wish the staff could have been less serious and more fun The hotel is in need of a makeover looking tired
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Very disappointed with here.
We arrived 8pm after a long drive and found a wedding disco on. We were then put into a room right opposite the disco room. What a noise. We were tired and just wanted some peace and quiet. Fair play to the receptionist. She moved us to another room but very small and dark. Tried to get bar meals and drinks but not enough staff on. Waited a while. Then shown to a room to eat in and just left as there was no one to take our order. Food was not of a good standard. Checking out took a while too. Could do with more staff for checkout. Will not stay here again.
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Enjoyable stay.
I enjoyed our stay very much.
The staff were helpful and the evening meal was good, however the time between courses was long.
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One night stay
Nice hotel, stayed in room 6.
All OK but only has a small window and ineffective lighting making room very dark. Inadequate ventilation for time of year (July)
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Accommodation was good but we were fortunate that we had our own fan to cool down the temperature.
We were disappointed with the self service cooked breakfast.
The plates were cold, the bacon was cold all this at 7:30 am. I dread to think what it would be like later in the morning. The bar meal that we had in the evening was adequate but nothing to write home about. On checking my bill after leaving the following day, I found that I had been charged £8:00 for bar drinks that we had not received, unless these were for two pints of lime an soda that we had with our meal, which I doubt.
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Comfortable country house hotel with lovely grounds
My wife and I had travelled to spend an evening locally with a long-lost relative, so didn't plan to spend the evening in our room.
The only use we made of the television was to look late at night at the local weather for the following day. An ITV channel tends to be better than BBC, but the first 4 channels on the tv were all described as BBC1 and nowhere was an ITV channel to be found. Not a show-stopper as we "made do" with BBC1, but we would have been summoning assistance if we'd spent the evening watching tv.
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beautiful hotel ideal for weddings
Beautiful hotel in quiet village.Very nice room,spacious and clean with wi-fi etc.very quiet despite being next to the gym and swimming pool( which although quite small was excellent).Food was good value and very good quality.Would recommend to anyone without hesitation,and looks especially attractive for weddings.
weekend in chester
Good location out in the countryside.
Fabulous room - clean bright and very spacious. Lovely decor. Staff very helpful especially Gemma on the bar who gave us lots of info on how and where to go in chester..
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Bathroom rather tired - dribbling shower, cracked floor tiles, no lock on door, toilet seat loose.


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Junior guard Tyria Snow had 10 points, four steals, three assists and three rebounds in Tulane's 50-47 overtime win against Conference USA foe Rice.
Feb. 16, 2012
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NEW ORLEANS - It wasn't always pretty, but in the end, it sure was sweet for the Green Wave as the Tulane University women's basketball team defeated Conference USA foe Rice in overtime, 50-47, on Thursday evening in Fogelman Arena.
The Green Wave trailed by as many as seven late in the first half, found themselves on the wrong side of a two-point contest with 3.7 seconds left in regulation and down by three with early in the overtime period. Tulane, however, rallied on each occasion avenge a 67-49 loss to the Owls back on Jan. 12 in Houston while improving to 19-6 on the year and 8-4 in C-USA play. Rice, meanwhile, fell to 12-13 overall and 6-6 in league action.
"I'll take ugly and a `W' any day," junior guard Tyria Snow said. "A `W' looks pretty, so I'll take a `W' any day. In the first half, we couldn't get anything going. Nothing was falling, but the good thing was we held them on defense. At halftime, Coach just told us to stick together, come out here and get on it because our shots would start falling but to just make sure we don't fall apart on the defensive end. That's what we did."
Snow was the lone Green Wave player to post a double-digit scoring total with 10 points while junior guard Olivia Grayson had nine and senior center Brett Benzio added eight. Benzio led Tulane with nine rebounds and four blocks to go with three assists. Grayson paced the squad with four assists and Snow had a game-high four steals.
Tulane mustered just 13 first-half points but went into the locker room down just five as Rice hit just 8-of-34 field goals during the opening stanza. After committing 13 turnovers and giving up 13 offensive rebounds during the first 20 minutes of play, the Green Wave had improved numbers after the break, and that proved to be the difference.
Rice out-rebounded Tulane, 46-38, but both teams finished with nine second-chance points. The Wave out-scored the Owls in the paint, 26-14, forced 21 turnovers - including 10 via steal - and turned the Rice miscues into 16 points. Defensively, Tulane held the Owls to a 25.0 field goal percentage (16-of-64) while connecting at a 36.0 clip itself (18-of-50)
"In the first half being down five, we had 13 turnovers and they had 13 offensive rebounds so we just didn't know how we weren't down by 15 at that point," Tulane head coach Lisa Stockton said. "I just challenged the team to be more aggressive. We just weren't being very aggressive offensively. We were settling for outside shots and not trying to get to the free throw line.
"In the second half, we were much more aggressive. I thought Tyria Snow did a much better job in the second half, drew some fouls and got some shots. In a day where Turtle wasn't really hitting, some other players really came through."
Tulane's freshmen accounted for all of the team's points in the first half, and after a stern lecture in the locker room at halftime, the Green Wave's upperclassmen came through after the break. After taking just six shots in the opening 20 minutes, Tulane's veterans combined for 28 of the team's 37 points, 13 of the 16 rebounds, seven of the nine assists, seven of the nine steals, and three of the five blocks after halftime.
"We got on the upperclassmen," Stockton said of her halftime speech. "I don't think any of them scored by halftime. It was the freshmen that kept us in it. We really challenged the upperclassmen. This was a big game. I told them that I don't know if I emphasized enough what a big game this was and that they needed to lead this team if they wanted to be in a situation to win the conference tournament."
Rice extended its lead back to seven on the opening possession of the second half before Tulane rallied with an 11-2 run over the next 3:47 to take a 24-22 lead. The Green Wave led by as many as four at 36-32 with 6:35 left to play in the second half, but Rice answered to tie the game at 36-all before retaking the lead two possessions later on a 3-pointer by D'Frantz Smart with just over a minute to go in regulation.
The Owls sandwiched 1-of-2 free throw performances by Smart and Jessica Kuster around a free throw by Benzio to take a 41-39 lead. With Tulane down by a pair with 3.7 seconds on the clock, freshman forward Tiffany Dale converted a pair of opportunities from the charity stripe to send the game into overtime.
Rice drew first blood in the extra period as Candace Ashford drained a trey from the top of the key. Tulane, however, scored seven straight points on the strength of two Benzio free throws, a Dale layup and a pair of Grayson shots from the stripe to make it 49-44 with 34 seconds to play. The Owls made things interesting as Megan Shafer canned a 3-pointer 15 seconds later, and following a Snow free throw, Rice had a chance to tie things up as they had possession with 12 seconds on the clock. Smart, however, was called for traveling with three seconds showing and the Green Wave were able to hang on.
"This is a team that beat us handily at their place so part of it could have been some doubt on whether we could play with them," Stockton added. "In the second half, our upperclassmen did a much better job. We got two big free throws by our freshman, Tiffany Dale, with a lot of pressure on her. It was good to get this win.
"The nice thing is we don't respond negatively. They hit the 3 (to start the overtime period), we came down and scored, and Turtle got a steal so we got that 3-pointer back. I was glad to see our defense hold. That's something that has been our mainstay all season. I feel that in our last two weeks, our defense hasn't been as good. Tonight, it was very good."
Ashford and Smart shared team-high scoring honors for Rice with 11 points each and Ashford posted the game's lone double-double with 13 rebounds. Kuster finished with nine points and 11 rebounds to go with a blocked shot. Smart and Jessica Goswitz had four assists each while Smart and Brianna Hypolite tallied three steals apiece.
Tulane returns to action on Sunday, Feb. 19, when the Green Wave travel to Hattiesburg, Miss., to take on league rival Southern Miss. Tipoff for that game is slated for 2 p.m. Tulane's next home game is slated for Feb. 23 against Tulsa.
For tickets to that game and future Green Wave home events, contact the Tulane Athletics Ticket Office either in person, over the phone at 504-861-WAVE (9283) or via the Internet at www.TulaneGreenWave.com. The Ticket Office located on the first floor of the James W. Wilson, Jr. Center on Ben Weiner Drive, is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.


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Belec, which is located in an undulating landscape with the often snow-capped mountains of Ivansica in the distance, is home to one of Croatia's most unusual Baroque churches. The village is also the departure point for hiking trails in the Ivansica mountains.
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This pilgrimage church, built in 1741, boasts an interior of extraordinary wealth. Volutes and stucco give way to medallions and trompe l'oeil painting adorned with pilasters and drapery (the work of a master craftsman, Ivan Ranger). The pulpit and a..


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MEDINA — A portion of the city's south side will be under a boil alert Tuesday starting at 3 p.m. as the city completes work on the Koons Avenue water station upgrade and decommissions the old station.
The boil alert is expected to last until noon Wednesday. During the alert, residents are advised to boil tap water used for drinking for at least one minute.
The boil alert comes as crews complete the new $350,000 water booster pump station project. The new Koons Avenue pump became operational earlier this month.
"This is where the actual pipe gets disconnected from the old station," city Service Director Nino Piccoli said. "The new one is tied in; however, the old one has to be disconnected."
Now that it's online and fully operational, the old station must be decommissioned, requiring the city to temporarily depressurize the area at the pump station site at Koons Avenue.
Because of the depressurization, customers receiving water from the Koons Road station will be under a boil alert.
The affected area is roughly triangle-shaped and includes residents south of Lafayette Road (U.S. Route 42) and west of Wadsworth Road (state Route 57). City residents south of the eastern portion of Sturbridge Drive and east of Wadsworth Road also fall under the alert.
Piccoli said while bacterial contamination was unlikely, the city issued the alert as a precaution.
He said drinking contaminated water could result in flu-like symptoms.
A similar alert was issued in August when crews worked on the station upgrade. Piccoli said he hopes this will be the last alert related to this project.
Residents can visit Medina's website at www.medinaoh.org for updates or The Gazette's website at www.medina-gazette.com.
For information, contact the city's water service office at (330) 722-9081.


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The IP address on my server recently was changed, and after the change, i performed a restart and when it came back online MySQL stopped working. I am running Debian 6.
I type mysql -u username -p and I get this message:
Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
any idea what happened? How to fix it?


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Paul Wesley is officially on Team Stelijah and has the shirt to prove it.
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Warner Bros. Consumer Press release Official THE VAMPIRE DIARIES Fan Conventions.
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Welcome at the Relais Hotel Vieux Paris ! We are now ready to converse with you regularly and inform you of our Parisian way of life ! Where to go , our favourite place to visits, the best restaurant near the hotel. You will find a lot of valuable information on our new blog.
The hotel Relais Vieux Paris built in 1480 completely renovated is a four star new international standard, only 19 rooms full of parisian flair, you will discover each category of room on the photo gallery.


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Howard Stern broke another juicy piece of Hollywood gossip this week, prompting Neil Patrick Harris to reveal that he was in talks to replace David Letterman when he retires from "The Late Show" in 2015.
Stephen Colbert was announced as Letterman's official replacement last month, but Harris says CBS President Les Moonves was doing plenty of shopping around before making his final decision. NPH says Moonves discussed the possibility of taking over for Letterman or his 12:30 AM follow-up man Craig Ferguson who is also scheduled to retire. Harris says he declined both offers:
"I think I would get bored of the repetition fast, and the structure of it is so set," he told Stern. "I don't have any interest in doing monologue, commercial, sketch, guest, guest, guest, musical act, good night."
Moonves responded publicly by saying that Harris's account of the events has been embellished a bit, saying:
"It was a very general topic. So I wouldn't say we didn't talk about it, but he wasn't offered it per se."
Stern has always had a knack for extracting secrets from Hollywood stars who normally play their cards close to the vest.


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Faking News got this letter from untrustworthy sources with a claim that it is a love letter written by Rahul Gandhi to Indian farmers. Faking News cannot vouch for the authenticity of the claim and is representing the letter for readers to judge. Dear Farmer of India, I love you. I care for you, I…
Faking News found this letter somewhere on Tughlak Road, Delhi. Though we cannot vouch of its authenticity, It seems to be a letter written by Mr. Rahul Gandhi.
Ashutosh's letter to his fellow party workers after yesterday's clash with BJP workers.
Mark Zuckerberg's emotional letter to Facebook users on website's 10th anniversary.
Ajit Agarkar has announced retirement from all formats of the game. He wrote a letter after the announcement, which is exclusively with Faking News.
Barack Obama has finally responded to the letter written by 65 Indian MPs asking him to deny visa to Narendra Modi. He was reminded of their letter after he received another letter by 65 Russian MPs.
After the Narendra Modi incident, The US embassy is now receiving more letters from Indians asking them to deny visa to people they don't like.
After Digvijay Singh wrote a blog claiming he was not Anti-Hindu, Rajnath Singh has written a blog in similar style claiming he was not Anti-English.
Last week, Chetan Bhagat wrote a letter assuming himself to be an Indian Muslim youth, this is Pagal Patrkar assuming himself as Chetan Bhagat.
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Professionally I began my career as a 3 year diploma RN graduating in 1969 (this really dates me) from Our Lady of Lourdes School of Nursing in Camden, NJ. After working in critical care for a bit, my sights turned to moving West & San Francisco. This was my entre' into community health & research (data collection for Stanford University) in working within migrant camps throughout the State of California...definitely a memorable experience which has impacted my philosophy on nursing considerably. Snow & skiing now beckoned & off I went to work in a small community hospital in the heart of ski country, in Sun Valley, Idaho. My travels took me back to New England (Vermont) & finally North to Alaska. I have lived in Anchorage since 1975, working as an ER nurse at Providence for at least 10 years, then back to School (BS in 1981 & MS in 1986 from UAA).


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A recent poll with 5,000 adult participants was conducted last spring by Education Next. Education Next is a journal published by Stanford University's Hoover Institution. Among other findings the survey demonstrated that more than 75% of adults support the idea of shared academic standards.
When probed further about the "common core," support fell by 15 percentage points. It seems "The words 'Common Core' elicits greater antagonism than does the concept of common standards itself," the report said. How would you have answered the following questions?
· Before today, have you ever heard of the Common Core State Standards? 43% of the Public responded affirmatively. 57% responded no.
· How knowledgeable are you about the Common Core Standards? 7% of the Public answered very knowledgeable and 37% responded somewhat knowledgeable. Finally, 56% answered not very or not at all knowledgeable.
How would you interpret the above responses by the average citizen? Astoundingly, could it be that 57% of the public do not know about the Common Core? The next article will shed light on the questions asked of the 43% who claimed to know something about Common Core Standards. Do you know what you don't know about the Common Core? Please share your thoughts. Please read, respond and subscribe.


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World premiere of original soundtrack to second chapter of lengthy 1986 mini-series, directed on location by William H. Graham, with Barry Bostwick reprising role of America's first president. (Laurence Rosenthal scores Part I.) Bruce Broughton writes in signature Americana mold, adds degree of period flavor via proud, patriotic main theme, then balances with rich, warm music reflecting new responsibilities in office, dramatic events following Revolutionary War period of U.S. history. Through courtesy of MGM, Intrada presents entire CD in stereo from composer's own 1/4" two-track tapes (multi-track master elements have long since vanished), includes handful of period chamber music pieces written by Broughton plus charming setting of familiar "Chester" melody. Bruce Broughton conducts. Intrada Signature Edition limited to 1000 copies! Douglass Fake, Intrada Producer
1. Main Title 1:33
2. President Washington; Nefarious Schemes 3:44
3. Martha & George 1:29
4. Washington's Quandary 0:56
5. Visiting Maria; Comforting Maria 1:43
6. Temptation At The Door 1:53
7. Reconsidering; Treasury Emergency 2:51
8. The Whorechild Responds; A Brilliant Defense 1:49
9. Breathless Whispers 1:10
10. Drag Washington Out; Staring Them Down 5:10
11. The Plague; Canary Wine 3:12
12. Freedom Agreement; Jefferson Quits;
Whiskey Justice 3:20
13. Whiskey Madness 0:58
14. Betsy's Worries; To The Campaign 2:21
15. Rebels In The Woods!; A Serious Business 1:47
16. No War, No Stick Around; Another Traitor? 1:39
17. Washington's Burden; Randolph Accused 2:22
18. You Have Betrayed Me! 0:42
19. Hustling George 1:57
20. The Farewell Speech 0:52
21. A New Life; First In The Hearts; End Credits 5:42
Total Score Time: 48:06
Bonus Tracks
(String Chamber Music Composed & Adapted by Bruce Broughton)
22. The President's March; Martha's Minuet 1:42
23. Parlor Dance 1:22
24. George's Gavotte 2:16
25. Theater Piece (Based on "Chester") 2:42
Bonus Track Time: 8:08
Total Time: 56:25


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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. -- Bradley scored seven times in its final three at-bats to earn its 11th come-from-behind win of the season and salvage the series finale in the league-opening weekend, earning a 9-8 victory at Indiana State (19-11, 2-1 MVC) Sunday afternoon at Bob Warn Field.
The Braves (19-11, 1-2 MVC) snapped their season-long, 3-game losing streak by overcoming a 5-2 deficit after six innings. Bradley scored four in the seventh to take a 6-5 lead, only to see the Sycamores reclaim the lead, 7-6, with two runs of their own in the home half of the seventh. Bradley pulled even, 7-7, with one run in the top of the eighth, but again saw Indiana State answer with a run in the bottom half. After the Braves scored twice in the ninth, though, junior pitcher Justin Ziegler (2-1) worked around a pair of Sycamore singles in ISU's final at-bat to close the door on Bradley's first Valley win of the year.
Indiana State closer Blake Drake (1-3), who earned the save in each of the first two games of the weekend, was given the chance for a third save when he entered to start the ninth and the Sycamores leading 8-7. But he walked Rob Elliott and Mike Tauchman to open the frame, before giving way to Greg Kuhlman. Designated hitter Austin Jarvis, moved the runners with a sacrifice bunt before Kuhlman intentionally walked first baseman Jerrod Eigsti to load the bases.
Catcher Derek Sprout drew the inning's fourth walk to force home Elliott with the tying run, and after Brett Merkley replaced Kuhlman, shortstop Jason Leblebijian drove home the final go-ahead run with a sacrifice fly.
Nine different Braves collected hits Sunday as Bradley outhit Indiana State, 12-9. Tauchman was 2-for-4 with a walk, two runs scored and two runs batted in. Right fielder Bob Schuch (2-for-3) and catcher Derek Sprout (2-for-4) also both collected two hits and a walk, scoring once and driving in a run.
Limited to three stolen bases and no sacrifices in the first two games, Bradley got its running game going Sunday. The Braves executed four sacrifice bunts and swiped six bases. Elliott stole three bases, equaling the second best single-game effort in program history.
The Braves will return to action Wednesday by visiting Western Illinois for a single game that will complete a 4-game season series. Bradley won 2-of-3 against the Leathernecks last weekend at O'Brien Field. Following the short road trip to Macomb, the Braves will open a season-long, 8-game home stand by hosting Illinois State April 15-17 at O'Brien Field.


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The Chelan County PUD has sent two – 6-person line crews to help restore power to people who were affected by the recent ice and snow storm in the Seattle area.
Steve Lochowicz, spokesman for Chelan CountyPUD, says the agreement with neighboring PUD's is beneficial for all those involved.
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Since 12 Years A Slave showed up at the Oscars, and ran away with two, Lupita N. images are everywhere.
She's the real person behind the personified images of centuries of white violence against black bodies. Images that defined the African American violent and dubious relationship with law, order, and authority, particularly toward citizenship.
Lupita in pictures everywhere with everybody is excellent. Not everybody knows or cares who Jared Leto (or anyone else in the photograph) is. But Lupita's photograph alongside another body likely does something for the global western European psyche and hopefully conscience.
According to a then Harvard PhD (anthropology) student's (2011) study, people in general believe that black people feel less pain that whites. Black people believe this about black people too.
In the United States the lack of empathy for black pain may explain recent black frat hazing incidents. It would be interesting to know how many of the young Kappas in the deep South charged with hazing were under the influence of the 12 Years movie.
PBS host Michel Martin briefly interviewed the Harvard racial empathy gap scholar. His suggestion for solution is to "push people to take perspective of another person".
Lupita and 12 Years forces viewers to take perspective of American history from an abolitionist perspective of the moral depravity of slave owners. And this is pretty new to cinematic slavery story telling in the United States.
Social media is the best place to institute a campaign that reshapes and structures the world with empathy for black bodies, black lives, and black pain. Lupita next to anyone is an excellent image to evoke the global consciousness that exercises with regard to the racial empathy gap.
If black pain is not on the consciousness of the global European western psyche, then black on black crime will continue as will the aggressive charging and sentencing of black youth compared to whites.
What part will you take in the 2014 campaign that asks you to develop empathy for the perspectives of others? What global events are underway that have resulted in the punishment of those unable to empathize with others?