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Employment Spells And Unemployment Insurance Eligibility Requirements
In this paper we examine whether the requirements that workers must satisfy to qualify for unemployment insurance (UI) benefits in any succeeding period of joblessness affect the duration of employment spells. This behavioral consequence of a UI system has been neglected in empirical research, which has instead focused on the effects of UI parameters on the actions of the unemployed. The effect is identified by a unique change in the eligibility requirements of the Canadian UI system in 1990, which increased the weeks of employment required to establish UI eligibility. We provide a variety of estimates of this behavioral effect. In our preferred set of results, we find a significant increase in the employment hazard in the week that an individual satisfies the eligibility requirement in many regions of the country. In the spirit of Feldstein's (1976) study of temporary layoffs, the results provide new evidence of the impact of UI system parameters on the actions of employers and workers. © 1998 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Volume (Year): 80 (1998)
Issue (Month): 1 (February)
Pages: 80-94
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Saturday, February 24, 2007
National Heritage Area Elitism Gone WildFrom Peyton Knight:
One of the anti-property rights activists fighting for Rep. Frank Wolf's (R-VA) "Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area Act" revealed her confusing, yet interesting, take on American government recently.
In response to critics who point out that Rep. Wolf's bill would harm the rights of the property owners within the boundaries of the proposed Heritage Area, the Piedmont Environmental Council's Andrea McGimsey let loose with this head-scratcher:
"Whose taxes are paying for your property rights? Mine are."
I don't know quite what to make of Ms. McGimsey's statement. Seriously. I haven't the foggiest. Suffice it to say she probably skipped more than few remedial government classes in her day. The right to private property is guaranteed in the Bill of Rights. It is not made possible by Ms. McGimsey's (or anyone's) tax dollars.
But if it's the plight of the taxpayer that concerns her, she really ought to oppose Rep. Wolf's boondoggle, as it would siphon millions of federal tax dollars to a collection of special interest groups, who would in turn spend that money lobbying for land use restrictions on property owners.
Then again, Ms. McGimsey's outfit is one of the groups that would benefit from this pork-barrel windfall.
So more accurately, she wants every taxpayer in America to pay for her group's mission to take the property rights of citizens in Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Oh yeah. And she's tired of her tax dollars paying for your property rights. (???)
Addendum, 3/5/07: The Other Club interprets Ms. McGimsey's remarks.
Labels: Environment, Government Spending, Property Rights
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Regent Chair with Dark Expresso Legs, Milford Dolphin Fabric
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The European inspired Regent Chair is a casual yet sophisticated seating solution that blends effortlessly into a wide range of decors. Wrapped in high performance Easy-Care fabric, this classic slope style chair is both durable & easy to clean. Constructed with a resilient box spring seat & solid wood frame, this furnishing is as sturdy as it is comfortable. A deep espresso wood finish provides for a cosmopolitan appeal while the piped seam detailing completes the look of the all new Regent Chair.
- Covered in High Performance, Easy Care Fabric
- Dacron wrapped foam cushions for ultimate comfort
- Box Spring Seat for Durability and Comfort
- Espresso Finish on Legs and Trim
- Color: Milford Dolphin
- Fabric: Milford Dolphin
- Product Dimensions: 32" W x 35" D x 32.5" H
- Seat Dimensions: 23.75" W x 18" D x 5.5" H
- Back Dimensions: 22" W x 15.75" D x 9.5" H
- Seat Height: 19"
- Arms to Floor: 23.5"
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Out of the Woodwork
Grant makes big community impact
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 17 May 2010 00:00
The Florence Elks Lodge No. 1020 in Florence, S.C., was recently awarded a $10,000 Impact Grant by the Elks National Foundation. The money will be used to support an afterschool woodworking program called "Building a Better Future."
The clock maker
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 19 April 2010 00:00
The gears are always turning in Gary Johnson's shop. A woodworker from Coarsegold, Calif., Johnson specializes in creating handmade custom wood clocks. Born and raised in the Mojave Desert, Johnson developed a fascination at an early age with figuring out how things worked. He started Custom Wood Clocks about 10 years ago as a retiree and continues to work in his home-based shop every day.
Sitting pretty
Monday, 19 April 2010 00:00
Tom and Pam Elson make custom signs, custom bar stools with artwork, and own a craft store that represents about 80 crafters in Warsaw, Mo.
Beauty is not a factor
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 22 February 2010 21:04
Rarely do people get the chance to win a contest for an unappealing entry, but the Ugly Door and Ugly Window contest is an exception. Sponsored by Wooden Window, a door and window manufacturer in Oakland, Calif., the contest is designed to create awareness about the craft of wooden doors and windows, and recognize people who care about certain structures and the woodcraft behind them, according to company spokesman Todd Kerr.
CNC reaches junior high
Monday, 22 February 2010 21:03
Colina Middle School in Thousand Oaks, Calif., is one of the few middle schools in the country that provides students with the opportunity to design and build complex objects using CNC machinery.
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5 pounds white onions, chopped
6 green bell peppers, chopped
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 teaspoons cayenne pepper
2 cups self-rising flour
10 cups self-rising cornmeal
1/2 cup white vinegar
4 eggs, beaten
Peanut oil
To make batter, mix chopped onions and bell peppers. Purée, in batches, in a food processor until liquefied; set aside. Sift together sugar, pepper, flour, and cornmeal. Combine onion/pepper mixture, sifted dry ingredients, vinegar and egg; cover and refrigerate overnight. Heat peanut oil in a deep-fat fryer or a large cast iron cooking pot until oil reaches 375°. Drop heaping tablespoons of dough into heated oil and cook until golden brown. Do not crowd hushpuppies as they will swell while cooking. Fry in batches and allow to drain between layers of paper towels. Serves 30 to 40 (half recipe to make hushpuppies for 10 to 20 people).
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Monday marked the beginning of the new Monday Night Summer Sport league that bowls on three of the professional oil patterns used in the Professional Bowlers Association. The league is broken into three four week periods where a different shot is bowled on for each four week period.
This week bowlers started on the short oil Cheetah pattern.
Armin Ayers led the league with his 572 three game scratch set, while competing on lanes three and four. Ayers set a 190 individual average, enough to garner high average after one week of competition.
Sunday Mixed League
David Strain posted the men's high series during Sunday's mixed play, with his 657 three game scratch effort. Strain led his team to three win on his games of 235 and 248.
Allan Hague led his team, The Newbies, to take two wins on his scores of 234 and 215. Hague's teammates, Tommy Davis and Amy Sharp, rolled games of 158, 159 and 200 on their respective averages of 147 and 189.
Shane Quinn snatched two for his team, the Looney Pins, after compiling a 613 three game scratch series. Quinn rolled scores of 182, 246 and 185 on his 179 individual average.
Team Mixed Nuts fought hard to take two wins, competing against Quinn. Kelly Shields, the team's anchorman, set the pace with a solid 612 three game scratch series that included games of 222 and 210. Alan Roberts nabbed a 222 on his 201 individual average.
Shannon Hague led the women's division Sunday night with her 550 three game scratch set. Hague, bowling on a 182 individual average, booked scores of 201 and 191 to help her team claim three wins from the match.
Monday Sport Shot
Bruce Michaelson took runner-up honors Monday with his 533 three game scratch series. Michaelson set a 177 individual average after posting scores of 212, 140 and 181. Michaelson averaged 210 or better on two different league throughout the 2013-2014 Fall session, just to give an illustration at how difficult the professional oil patterns are compared to regular house oil patterns.
Debby Essary led the women Monday night with her 522 three game scratch set on lanes one and two. Essary progressed with each game rolling scores of 145, 168 and 209 to help her team, We Aren't Proud, to three of the four possible wins for the session. Essary was the only female competitor to break the 500 mark during Monday night's competition.
Jason Keller rounded out the top three, in the men's division, with his 526 three scratch set. Keller grabbed one win for his team on his games of 170, 193 and 163.
Tuesday Mixed Doubles
Tarry Davison charted the men's high series Tuesday night during mixed doubles competition, with his 629 three game scratch set. Davison started the night slow but was able to find his mark toward the end of the night and fire games of 202 and 256 to help his team capture three wins.
David Whitten posted an awesome 584 three game scratch set to help his team, Cold As Ice, take all four possible wins. Whitten tossed two stellar games of 206 and 214 on his 190 individual average. Whitten's teammate and wife, Denise, added scores of 188 and 154 on her 137 individual average.
Men's Trio
Jason Keller clinched the high series of the night during Thursday men's trio action, with an 875 four game scratch set. Keller struggled the first game of the night but was able to get focused and finish the night strong with scores of 235, 226 and 228.
Mike Gilliland grabbed two wins for his team, Yay!! Dave, on his 832 four game scratch set. Gilliland placed second on the men's high series list for the week after shooting scores of 203, 236 and 222.
Justin Parmer rolled the third high series of the night with an 823 three game scratch set that included a 253 score during the final game of the match.
Justin Parmer, advertising director at Classic Lanes, submitted this report.
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Conservative groups that claim to support families are outraged today that Target has begun selling a series of t-shirts supporting National Pride Month, featuring rainbow designs and messages like, "Love is love," "Pride," and "Harmony." Target has pledged that 100 percent of sales (up to $120,000) will go to benefit the Family Equality Council, which advocates for same-sex couples and their families. But Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council conveniently missed the memo about who Target is supporting, despite the fact it's on the store's website and in all other news reports about the special offer:
PERKINS: Target's slogan is "expect more." And when it comes to their politics, Americans do. Hello, I'm Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council in Washington, D.C. One of America's biggest companies isn't just named Target–it's becoming one. Starting May 20, the mega-chain's introducing a new line of same-sex "marriage" merchandise that says, "Love is love." Target promises to donate 100% of the profits to a national homosexual group–but they don't specify which one. Retail analyst Britt Beemer says that Target's strategy isn't "very smart," especially in conservative states, where it does the biggest business. "Anytime a retailer gets away from doing what they should be doing by being involved in a social cause, [they] lose." The company said it wanted to "resonate beyond fashion." But if they're looking to resonate with Americans, they ought to try defending marriage. According to voters, the country's still very opposed to redefining it. Let Target know that its agenda isn't your style. Log on to target.com, scroll down, and click "Contact Us."
It seems odd that Perkins is the only person who doesn't know what organization Target is supporting, but perhaps he simply doesn't wish to explain why the Family Research Council is at odds with the Family Equality Council. It's also probably not "very smart" to attack a store for making a business decision in which they are not actually trying to make money. Besides, despite whatever Perkins might spin about state ballot initiatives, polling continues to show that a majority of Americans support marriage equality.
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Eton Institute, the UAE's largest training and development centre, in association with Sony Middle East and Africa is hosting a series of 'Basic Photography Workshops' in Abu Dhabi and Dubai for all aspiring photographers out there, free of cost with any purchase of Sony Alpha SLT or NEX cameras. Moreover, with every purchase of a Sony product (excluding Sony mobile phones) worth AED 500 or more, buyers will be entitled to the photography workshop for just AED 100.
This unique opportunity will give photographers hands on experience of the essentials of photography. The workshop is designed to help individuals explore their camera's most useful functions and take them on an electrifying journey of design, texture, colour, perspective and story through the lens of their camera.
"One of the greatest pleasures of attending this photography workshop is that you get to meet people who are as much in love with photography as you are. The aim of this workshop is to arm the participants with essential photographic terminology and give the basic tips for creating captivating photos. The workshop will help you see the world rather than just look at it," commented Moaz Khan, Marketing Manager at Eton Institute.
Shirai Toshiaki, Head of Digital Imaging Business, Sony Middle East and Africa FZE, said: "The partnership has offered Sony an opportunity to connect with consumers, particularly in the digital imaging product category. In addition to enhancing photography skills, the workshop will allow us to train owners to get more out of their cameras."
"The new Alpha A99 camera is the ultimate combination of Sony's expertise and rich history of image sensor production coupled with our truly innovative approach to camera design. And with the NEX series, we are revolutionizing the world of compact system cameras by bringing a full DSLR experience to consumers in compact size. It's the perfect balance of size, performance and quality."
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Commentary on Writing an Argumentative
Essay for Professor Burke
*This paper was written by Laura Wenk, a former Writing Center Consultant, in fulfillment of an assignment for the Writing Center staff development course, Topics in Composition. The commentary provided addresses the writing process that the author went through while completing an argumentative essay for Style and Transition of the Arts, taught by Dr. Ed Burke.
I am continually amazed by our capacity, as human beings, to rise to the level of our expectations. We can rise to a negative expectation - "he's just a pot-head, never contributes anything to society," and thus become a useless, dope-smoking bum - or we can rise to positive expectations - "she's such a bright young woman, always has something thought-provoking to add to the discussion." I find that my classes provide this function for my personal motivation; the more that is expected of me, the more effort I am likely to exert to achieve a better quality product or experience.
For me, the writing center has become more than an avenue through which to channel this motivation. There are a certain professors on campus who have a tendency to bring out the best in their students. Such professors have earned the respect of their students, and to receive a compliment on a paper from one of these individuals is high praise indeed. Perhaps this is why I find myself willing to go to extreme lengths to write an exceptionally well-done paper for my Honors class with Dr. Burke. Rather than just spewing out a paper in the early hours of the morning on the day it is due, I make a very careful point to begin early so I can subject the paper to the revision process well before handing it in.
Entering the writing center, stage left. In this world of coffee and high quirkiness, I know I can find a variety of resources that extend far beyond what you can find on a library shelf. Studying in the not-so-shadowy depths of the couches and debating from behind their computer consoles, consultants of every shape, size, and background gather for the sole purpose of aiding students with their papers. Here I can find someone who is infinitely more knowledgeable than I, or infinitely less so, if that is what I need. And opinions galore! Opinions abound in the writing center, on every topic and to every degree.
So I take in my Burke paper. Actually, I take in a glimmer of an idea that might eventually, at some point, after much cultivation, become something like a Burke paper. The first conference I had with Brandon went nothing as I expected. (One should learn not to expect anything in particular when going into a brainstorming conference.) Our conference began with an animated discussion of one of the more obscure points made in class that day. The assigned paper was an argumentative essay, utilizing different aspects of ancient Greek society to illustrate that culture. I was rather confused as to where to start, so we started by brainstorming a list of major themes for that time period, drawing every possible connection to the literature and architecture we were studying.
It was a messy conference - perhaps one of the most productive I've ever had, but remarkably messy. The central focus of the conference itself was certainly the paper, but our conversation wandered all over the place during the pauses. I frantically scribbled down notes on anything and everything that seemed to have some potential, hoping I could later remember when I meant by "Parth. N/ pub. Fig to god but cong. --- pub image Orestes!!!" I left feeling slightly overwhelmed. All the ideas that had been running rampant through my mind were now running rampant on several sheets of scrap paper. Using those abstract ramblings as a guideline, I was able to map out a framework for my paper. With Brandon's insight, I managed to draw connections in places I would never have thought to go. I was left to decide how I would cope with my conclusions.
Lindsay was the recipient of the conference following the completion of my first working draft. She began with a remark on how she seems to be a magnet for Burke conferences, though she's never had a Burke class. It was precisely for this reason that I wanted her to conference my paper. I feel that an outsider's opinion is invaluable in dealing with my writing; I want to be intelligible to a collegiate audience at large, not just fellow class members.
Lindsay read my paper out loud, a technique I am personally very fond of. I was particularly effective in this case, as confusing phrasings and sentences pushed to the limits of their technical capacity are my favorites. The conference centered mainly on clarification of ideas and stylistic choices. Lindsay's analytical focus was helpful. I tend to function largely in the abstract. Sometimes I need a perspective like the one she used to bring me back to earth and tie down my points.
Much later that evening, after putting my paper on hold while I let me brain cool down, I pounced on Emily. It was after hours in the writing center, and Emily seemed to be having a contest with herself to see how long she could stay awake. I was looking for excuses not to go back to my room, so I asked her to look over my paper. It was a strange kind of conference. Emily would read my paper for a while, then we'd enter into a tangent sparked by something she read. It was a fun, informal conference. Her comments occasionally had something to do with the paper itself, and a few of these allowed me to pull some depth from areas previously left ambiguous.
The day the paper was due, I wandered into the writing center with three hours to spare. I was kind of hoping to find Brandon, but when he wasn't around, I snagged Chrystal. At this point, I just wanted to make sure I had some semblance of general coherency, and no silly mistakes. She read through my paper, noting only a few proofreading mistakes. The conference wasn't particularly productive, but that was okay. I wasn't particularly enthusiastic about doing any more revising, so I didn't push for any in-depth comments.
The paper was returned to me the next week. I'd received an A-, a good grade, but not quite satisfactory. The minus seemed to shout, "You did a good job, but I know you could do just a little bit better..." With this thought in my mind, I toted my paper, full of largely indecipherable Burke comments, back to the writing center. Will Smith cheerfully greeted me from behind the desk. Will had also not taken a Burke class before, so it was up to me to decipher the handwriting. He made himself useful by pointing out ways I could clarify and use the comments to further support my arguments. The comments were helpful, but toward the end of the hour, I felt myself growing slightly indigent that my writing wasn't perfectly clear upon first glance. It wasn't Will's fault. This is a demon I've been battling for a long time. Certain circumstances tend to bring out the frustration. I think he could sense that I was starting to get slightly flustered, and was extra careful to point out what I had done well, and how easily the slight mistakes I had made could be clarified and corrected. Good man.
Revised revision firmly in hand, I ambled back one last time to find Lindsay. She had dealt with this paper once before, and already knew the main gist of what I was going for. I wanted to make sure I was presenting the most clean-cut, "Fluff free" (to quote John Chaimov) paper of which I was capable. Lindsay was impressed by the progress, but didn't let that get in the way of making suggestions. This final conference was much more geared toward conversation than the first conference I'd had with her. The changes she suggested dealt with issues closer to the surface, and I was left with a sense of having accomplished something, which is always a bonus.
Very few things are more satisfying than turning in a paper in which you've invested so much energy. Even getting the paper back with a favorable score isn't always more relieving than the knowledge that you've given it everything you have, and it's now completely out of your hands.
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I know that it might sound strange, OOP in Haskell, but it turns out that with some clever tricks it is not impossible. A quick search on Google shows that at least on stackoverflow the topic OOP vs Haskell shows up now and then which makes me think that there might be some people out there that are interested in the relationship between the two. I hope that by sharing some of the insights that went into developing the library I can add a bit to the understanding of how Haskell relates to OOP and vice versa.
Obviously I'm not the first who tried OOP in Haskell. There are two well-documented approaches that have been known to the insiders for quite a few years already: O'Haskell and OOHaskell. The former is a new language based on Haskell with subtype polymorphism, whereas the latter shows that many OOP techniques are already achievable by making nifty use of Haskell's advanced type-level programming capabilities. Unfortunately I was not able to use OOHaskell due some limitations of the UHC which forced me to explore some alternatives. Eventhough I initially thought OOHaskell had already explored almost every corner it came as a surprise to me that one of the more primitive OO encodings turned to be more expressive. After some extensive fiddling with the type system I was able to beef it up to something sufficiently expressive for my purposes whilst not being extremely to tedious to program with.
In order to give you an impression what it takes to do OO programming in Haskell I'll walk through an example that is often used as a benchmark for OO languages. Below is an UML diagram that shows the abstract class Shape with two concrete subclasses Rectangle and Circle.
A Shape maintains a position and provides methods to directly moveTo a new position, move relative to current position rMoveTo, or draw the Shape in question. Rectangle and Circle augment their superclass with additional geometric data and implement the abstract draw method. To exercise subtype polymorphism different kinds of shapes are placed inside a collection of shapes. The collection is then iterated over drawing each individual shape.
First, we translate the Shape class to a plain Haskell record.
data IShape a = IShape {
getX :: IO Int
, getY :: IO Int
, setX :: Int -> IO ()
, setY :: Int -> IO ()
, moveTo :: Int -> Int -> IO ()
, rMoveTo :: Int -> Int -> IO ()
, draw :: IO ()
, _shapeTail :: Record a
As you can see record selectors correspond to methods in the Shape class. There is a special method _shapeTail which makes it possible to extend the record with new methods. This technique is referred to as type extension through polymorphism*. Finally, we use a C pre-processor macro for deriving some of the record manipulation boilerplate (Lenses would have been more appropriate here).
Now the implementation of the Shape class is simply given by a function:
shape newx newy concreteDraw tail self = do
-- Create references for private state
x <- newIORef newx
y <- newIORef newy
-- Return a Shape
return IShape {
getX = readIORef x
, getY = readIORef y
, setX = writeIORef x
, setY = writeIORef y
, moveTo = \newx newy -> do
self # setX $ newx
self # setY $ newy
, rMoveTo = \deltax deltay -> do
x <- self # getX
y <- self # getY
(self # moveTo) (x + deltax) (y + deltay)
, draw = concreteDraw self
, _shapeTail = tail
It takes the two initial values for x and y, an implementation for the draw method, an extension of the record, a self-reference, and returns an instance of Shape (i.e. a value of IShape). The concreteDraw parameter makes it explicit that we cannot obtain an instance of Shape unless we provide it with an implementation of draw. Interestingly, we are not in any way forced to create a subclass of Shape in order to implement draw. We can simply supply the implementation of draw as an argument - in Java you would need an anonymous inner class.
The tail parameter represents a possible extension of the record and should only be used at _shapeTail. Interestingly, self is given as a parameter whereas in most OO languages it is treated as something special. For stylistic purposes we use some syntactic sugar to distinguish between regular functions and methods:
(#) :: a -> (a -> b) -> b
o # f = f o
The Rectangle class is transcribed similarly except that we use a different macro for deriving the boilerplate:
data IRectangle a = IRectangle {
_getWidth :: IO Int
, _getHeight :: IO Int
, _setWidth :: Int -> IO ()
, _setHeight :: Int -> IO ()
, _rectangleTail :: Record a
Here is the implementation of Rectangle:
rectangle x y width height =
(wrapper `extends` shape x y draw) noOverride set_Shape_Tail
wrapper tail super self = do
w <- newIORef width
h <- newIORef height
return IRectangle {
_getWidth = readIORef w
, _getHeight = readIORef h
, _setWidth = writeIORef w
, _setHeight = writeIORef h
, _rectangleTail = tail
draw self = printLn ("Drawing a Rectangle at:(" <<
self # getX << ", " << self # getY <<
"), width " << self # getWidth <<
", height " << self # getHeight)
We use the extends combinator in order to make Rectangle a subclass of Shape. It combines the implementation of Rectangle given by rectangle with that of its superclass. The right-hand side of extends is analogous to calling the superclass constructor. In between the extension of the superclass with its subclass there is an opportunity to override functionality defined in the superclass. The function that allows for this to happen is also passed as a parameter to extends. Because Rectangle does not override any functionality we simply pass in noOverride which is essentially the identity function. The last parameter is simply used for combining the methods of a Shape with those of a Rectangle.
Notice how we left out the underscores on the methods when invoking them on self. The reason for doing this is that we cannot directly call for example _getWidth. If you think of the type inferred for self this should become obvious.
self :: IShape (IRectangle a)
What we actually first need to do is perform the method lookup. Since the representation of objects is not hidden like in any typical OO language we have to deal with this ourselves. For example, calling getWidth requires a method lookup for _getWidth:
getWidth = _getWidth . unRecord . get_Shape_Tail
I leave out the type definition and implementation of Circle because it is similar to Rectangle's and continue with implementing a piece of OO code that will loop over a list of shapes and draw them to the screen.
myOOP = do
s1 <- new $ rectangle 10 20 5 6
s2 <- new $ circle 15 25 8
let scribble :: [IShape ()]
scribble = consUb s1 (consUb s2 nilUb)
sequence_ $
map (\shape -> do
shape # draw
(shape # rMoveTo) 100 100
shape # draw
) scribble
We use the new combinator for creating instances. Notice that we cannot simply place s1 :: Rectangle and s2 :: Circle inside a list of shapes because the types do not form an exact match. In any OO language this would work just fine as a virtue of subtype polymorphism. In Haskell lacks this general form of subtype polymorphism and requires some additional help. Hence we use a helper function consUb that automatically converts the type to Shape before it cons the element onto the list.
ghci> myOOP
Drawing a Rectangle at:(10, 20), width 5, height 6
Drawing a Rectangle at:(110, 120), width 5, height 6
Drawing a Circle at:(15,25), radius 8
Drawing a Circle at:(115,125), radius 8
Using the library it is also possible to discriminate on the type of an object. The following function only draws shapes that are at least a Rectangle:
selectiveDraw :: IShape () -> IO ()
selectiveDraw shape =
when (shape `instanceof` (undefined :: IShape (IRectangle ())))
(shape # draw)
By now you might be wondering about what the implementation of the combinators looks like. Although it comprises not more more than 300 lines the details are quite intricate and are devoted an entire chapter. If you are interested you can read my thesis which also contains much more examples including the ones where the approach starts to break.
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Derbyshire 214-7 (40 overs) lost to Nottinghamshire 217-5 by 5 wickets
Notts completed their group stage of the Trophy competition retaining their unbeaten record to ensure a semi-final tie against either Kent or Glamorgan at Trent Bridge.
Derby were asked to bat first on a dampish morning at Denby where occasional showers came scudding through but prevented any stoppage in play.
Two early wickets for Dan Cumming put the home side on the back foot at 24-2 but Lineker (68) and Slater (52) redeemed the situation with a stand of 93 for the third wicket .
Scott Elstone then dismissed them both in a tidy spell of 2-32 from seven overs and when Poynton was bowled by Hutton the score stood at 151-5 in the 34th over.
The taking of the batting power play saw the faster bowlers return & the scoring rate increase, further wickets for Cumming and Hutton however retained Notts dominance with Siddique not out on 49 at the close of the innings. Cumming finished with 3-36 and Hutton returned 2-32.
Akhil Patel and Neil Edwards came out with all guns blazing has they struck 68 off the compulsory eight overs of power play.
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Patel had scored his fifty from just 45 balls & despite the loss of Scott Elstone run out for ten seemed destined to bat through, however he was caught in the deep having scored 83 with 40 coming in boundaries.
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I originally studied Textiles throughout my late teens and early 20s and then discovered the joys of playing with clay! For the past 3 years I have just sold pottery in my Etsy shop having previously sold through art galleries and local craft fairs. However, recently I have become re-obsessed with yarns and weaving - hence the new shop name of REDceramics and Weaves.
My grandmother was a fine artist and always encouraged my creative interests. She always had a number of different projects on the go at once as well!
Although I studied a mix of skills at Art school my interest in pottery came from my first real teacher as an adult - the renowned Dorset potter and craftsman, Norman Wellstead. He taught me the basics about pottery and ceramics, all done the old fashioned way, with no short cuts and even preparing and working with clay dug from local ditches. An amazing gentleman to whom I am very grateful. I like all my work to be decorative, but most importantly useful.
I think ceramics and textile art are very closely related. It all shows a love of colour and different surface textures. Weaving makes a change from potting and is wonderfully relaxing. I can create different effects by using different yarns just as I would in my pottery by using different techniques and glazes to alter surfaces.
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Three-Year-Old Boy Punches Brother, Calmly Explains He Needs Pancakes Immediately
The beauty of being a grown-up is that when you get cravings, you have the ability and means to drive yourself to the store (or, in my case, McDonald's) to immediately satisfy those cravings. No such luck for three-year-old Connor.
When young Connor found himself without pancakes, he felt his only solution was to punch his brother Aiden in hopes that their father would immediately deliver him a platter of flapjacks. Needless to say, it did not work. Somehow, as his brother flinched and cried in pain, Connor managed to explain his dire situation very calmly to his dad, the whole time keeping the focus on the real problem at hand: he still has no pancakes.
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Has anyone successfully used m0n0wall to route 2 networks together
I have a situation like this
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I have disabled NAT etc, yet when I try and access the web server on
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Were the three fatal shots to Mark Saunders' head, heart and liver lawfully fired in that they were in necessary and reasonable self defence or the defence of others and force was reasonable and proportionate?
Before the fatal shots at 21.32 police had already fired five shots at Saunders, three at 17.04 when he fired at the bedroom of 1 Bywater Street opposite his kitchen, and two when he "shot out his window" to "blow off some steam" at 21.09. All missed.
Of the shots fired by seven officers at 21.32, three were deemed fatal, fired by:
Officer AZ2 – on the roof of 5 Bywater Street, who said he fired in self defence and defence of colleagues. His shot hit the heart.
Officer AZ4 – in the bedroom of 1 Bywater Street, who said he fired because of "imminent threat" to lives of his colleagues. His shot hit the liver.
Officers AZ8 or AZ10 – either could be responsible for the fatal shot to the head. AZ8, in the conservatory of 3 Bywater Street, said he fired in self defence. AZ10 on roof of 5 Bywater Street, said he fired in self defence and defence of colleagues.
Did Saunders "deliberately and consciously" use his gun at 21.32 to provoke police into shooting him?
Police negotiators knew he was frightened of being shot and they reassured him. When his landline wasn't working and mobile became unreliable, he waved "his useless phones" in the window and held up a note saying "I can't hear". He dialled 999 asking to speak to a "hostage negotiator" saying he was "guy, guy from Markham Square".
His gun was "broken", meaning it was open and unable to fire, after the first police bullet hit. A firearms expert said only Saunders' thumb could have opened it. It's not known whether he was possibly surrendering, or if it opened due to a muscle spasm in death.
He did not fire immediately before police shot him. To "provoke" officers into killing him, would shooting at them not have been the "obvious thing" to do, asked Westminster coroner Dr Paul Knapman.
Earlier he told a taxi driver: "I'm going to die."
After phone contact was re-established with police "more elements of despair and suicidal thoughts crept in", said Knapman.
One note read: "Want to say goodbye, kill myself." He told negotiators he wanted to speak to his wife and friends to "say goodbye".
Should police have given "more detailed consideration" to Saunders speaking to Bradley (his barrister friend) and/or his wife in the early stages?
Bradley and Saunders' wife were told to turn off their phones so negotiators could "control" communication. Both wanted to talk to Saunders. Bradley thought it the "obvious" way to "make a calm connection". It would be "a de-escalation of this terrible dark scenario that had suddenly … taken over".
Saunders repeatedly asked to speak to his wife. He rang Bradley at 19.00, though did not speak during the four-minute call, but sent Mrs Saunders a blank text at 19.50, which she did not get until after his death.
She felt "surplus to requirements" throughout.
Negotiators briefly discussed using Bradley as TPI – third party intermediary. Almost at the end of the siege they discussed using his wife "as bait". When told Saunders wanted to "say goodbye", negotiator commander Detective Inspector Steve Wagstaff, said: "Bollocks, then, … he's not speaking to any of them" fearing it could precipitate Saunders' suicide.
Police feared his wife or Bradley could be taken "hostage", and did not know how either would react on the phone under pressure.
A negotiating expert said Bradley could have been briefed, and an option was to keep phones on to receive texts.
Was there confusion over the roles of firearms tactical adviser and the firearms bronze commander, and did that contribute to Saunders' death?
Superintendent Michael Wise, silver command responsible for making tactical decisions, had no direct contact with the bronze firearms commander in charge of the snipers due to confusion over who held the role that night.
It was suggested the command structure was "chaotic" causing "much confusion". Crucial information gleaned by negotiators was not passed to police marksmen, it was suggested.
Firearms officers were not told Saunders had repeatedly expressed terror at being shot and said he was "no threat to anyone but himself" and had "no ill-intent". They were not warned Saunders was to "shoot out his window" shortly before he did so at 21.09.
Pointing to "at least" ten key points, Knapman said Wise believed Inspector Nick Bennett was both firearms tactical adviser and bronze firearm commander, and never spoke to Sgt SE, who was bronze firearms commander. Wise did not authorise powerful lights, did not know they had been installed, or that the helicopter was used to drown out the noise of the installation. He did not know what Saunders' notes said, that he had put the shotgun in his mouth, that he had dialled 999 and that he was "waving his phones" and shouting "I can't hear". Nor did he know Mrs Saunders had been ordered to turn her phone off. He was also unaware a mother with two young children was trapped in a neighbouring house, despite her dialling 999 seven times.
Senior officers said everyone knew their role on the night. A firearms operation expert, for the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), said there was "confusion" over the bronze firearms role, but it did not "impact" on the eventual "tragic" outcome.
Was "insufficient weight" given the fact Saunders was drunk, therefore a member of a "special population group" — vulnerable person – "in the nature, proximity and numbers in the police containment positions after he last fired at 21.09?"
A total of 59 armed officers with more than 100 weapons surrounded Saunders' flat. In the last 20 minutes a helicopter, hovering overhead throughout, was lowered to mask the sound of police installing powerful static lights which were switched on two minutes before he died. He could see the police containment positions — in rooms, on the roof and in the garden of neighbouring properties. He was drunk, had been violently sick, fallen down his stairs, was unsteady, swaying, groaning and repeatedly shouting "I cant hear" above the noise of the helicopter. Police said that "visible" and "physical" containment" was necessary as a "show of force" to show Saunders he could not escape and would have to negotiate, as well as to protect the public and cut off any escape routes.
The Acpo (Association of Chief Police Officers) manual recommends several options in dealing with vulnerable people. Officers might take cover, evacuate the immediate area, be prepared to "back off" if safe, give available "space and time" for tension to diffuse or alcohol to wear off, and attempt early negotiations.
Was proper account taken of his status as a vulnerable person, with a helicopter "hovering overhead", static lights being switched on flooding his front room with "Blackpool Illuminations" and "all the officers in various positions", said Knapman. Or was there a "momentum in the escalation and show of force which was ignoring the point the manual makes"?
Senior officers said no more armed officers "than was necessary" were at the scene. A firearms expert for the IPCC said the containment positions could not be "pressed back" any further back.


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"Radiance." Riiight.
In a textbook example of how not to handle a celebrity client with special needs, Britney Spears was actually allowed near her Twitter account this evening where she left a very special message for Star and RadarOnline (above) after the two collaborated on the fake audio recordings of Britney calling her husband of 55 hours Jason Alexander to accuse Jason Trawick of beating her. In fact, like idiots, Radar is still touting them as real as of this afternoon, which is more than likely what prompted Britney to lash out. Or at least attempt to because there's no way she didn't spend the majority of the time smashing a carrot into the keyboard until a publicist stepped in.
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A final rule issued today by the Bush administration sanctions the practice of pumping polluted urban and agriculture wastewater into public drinking water supplies. Today's rule finalizes a June 2006 proposal to deregulate this form of water pollution, which the administration has adopted in violation of the law and without regard to public health, according to environmental groups.
Speaking before an industry trade association conference this morning, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Assistant Administrator for Water Benjamin Grumbles announced that the agency was issuing the so-called water transfer rule.
The EPA's new rule would exempt an entire class of water polluters from the Clean Water Act. The new rule would allow contaminants to be dumped into drinking water sources as well as lakes and streams by water transfer operations. Under the EPA rulemaking, facilities can "transfer" contaminated water from one waterbody into a cleaner receiving water body without obtaining a permit limiting water pollution and requiring compliance with water quality standards.
The rule is intended to effectively overrule a 2006 federal court decision which declared the practice of unpermitted pollution pumping to be illegal. (See Friends of the Everglades, Inc. v. S. Fla. Water Mgmt. Dist.) Earthjustice attorney David Guest, who represented environmental groups in the successful lawsuit involving the pumping of polluted water into Florida's Lake Okeechobee, underscored the implications of the final rule and said the organization would challenge the rule of behalf of its client organizations.
"In the face of irrefutable evidence that transfers of contaminated water pose grave public health threats, the EPA is trying to disguise disposal of polluted water as allocation of water for later public use," said Guest. "If it poisons you when you drink it, it's not allocation for public use."
"EPA deliberately avoided even looking at the pollution implications of this rulemaking for public health across the nation because they know the consequences in many instances, as in Florida, would be a blatant violation of water quality standards," added Earthjustice senior legislative counsel Joan Mulhern. "Today's action by EPA represents one of the last and worst pieces of this administration's anti-clean water agenda. Congress should exercise its oversight responsibilities and investigate how EPA can finalize such a sweeping rule without either a scientific or legal leg to stand upon."
In addition to the Florida case, federal courts in the First and Second circuits have also held that interbasin transfers of waters that result in the pollution of the receiving waterbody require a Clean Water Act permit. Earthjustice's Guest said the organization would challenge the rule of behalf of its client organizations.
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This where it all began, with the S.T.A.R.S. Alpha Team sent to investigate the disappearance of the Bravo team. They come under attack and seek refuge in Spencer Mansion, which they discover is an Umbrella research facility set up to develop the T-Virus as a biological weapon. Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine save the day, defeating the Tyrant - the ultimate biological weapon - and survive the incident along with Barry Burton and Rebecca Chambers. Alpha team leader Albert Wesker turns out to be an Umbrella employee ordered to lead the operatives to their doom in order to collect combat data.
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The T-Virus was developed at Spencer Mansion under the supervision of Umbrella President Ozwell Spencer. Not much is known about his character, despite his importance to the whole series.
The case of Lisa Trevor only appears in the RE remake (2002). Daughter of Spencer Mansion architect George, she was kidnapped and experimented on by Dr. William Birkin and Albert Wesker, and appears as a tough, grotesquely mutated monster.
In RE: Dead Aim, Umbrella fires Morpheus D. Duvall, accusing him of causing the leak of the T-Virus that led to the Spencer Mansion incident. In revenge, he steals the TG Virus from them.


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HEAVY rain left parts of the country affected by flash flooding today, with further wet and windy weather expected for Sunday when the remnants of Hurricane Bertha are expected to hit the UK.
Forecasters said that currently, southern parts of the country are most at risk from "heavy rainfall, strong coastal winds and large waves", followed by areas of north east Scotland on Monday. But there is also the possibility that the depression could move across northern France.
Locally, the forecast is for heavy rain in St Helens through Sunday morning and afternoon.
Today, heavy downpours led to several streets being left underwater and residents evacuated from their homes in the Lincolnshire town of Louth, while downpours also led to waterlogged roads in Maidstone, Kent.
The Environment Agency has a flood alert in place along Louth Canal and Waithe Beck while there is a flood warning for properties near the Louth Canal from Keddington to High Bridge.
Today's weather is unconnected to Hurricane Bertha, which has been travelling across the Atlantic after hitting the Caribbean islands with gusts of more than 90 mph (145 kph) and leaving thousands of homes without power.
A spokesman for the Met Office said the transition of Bertha from a tropical to an extra-tropical storm was a "particularly hard one to forecast" but it was increasingly expected to affect the UK on Sunday.
Chief meteorologist Paul Gundersen said: "There is still some uncertainty surrounding this weekend's weather, with the potential for heavy rainfall, strong coastal winds and large waves on Sunday.
"However, there is still a chance that the system may pass to the south of the country giving the UK a brighter day.
"Rain and strong winds may well bring disruption, especially across southern parts of the UK, with the potential for more than 50mm of rain and coastal gusts of over 60mph."


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With the downtown's 1969 revitalization district expiring in 2011, local schools are due to receive a bigger slice of the area's property taxes. But the city will be without its most significant source of revenue for downtown improvements — reduced from $4.7 million to $700,000 this year alone, were it to expire now.
In response to this dilemma, some of the studies will look into the possibility of new revenue from downtown parking fees and new "business improvement district" fees to help pay for downtown improvements. The city may also decide to keep the revitalization district in effect, officials said Tuesday.
While new fees could help keep up appearances downtown, some were concerned that imposing new fees on parking and on businesses would hurt downtown businesses in a recession. The motion for $625,000 in studies was opposed by council members Jac Siegel and John Inks, who worried about "unintended challenges" for downtown businesses.
"One of the advantages downtown has had over the years is it had plenty of parking and it was free," said Ellis Berns, Mountain View's economic development director.
While nothing will be decided for some time, council members said they were interested in charging for parking along major downtown streets while keeping it free in the city's parking garages.
City manager Kevin Duggan said the city may soon have a hard time paying for downtown maintenance without the revitalization district, and suggested the city also study the possibility of a downtown "maintenance district." Such districts impose taxes on property owners or businesses.
The money approved Tuesday includes a $150,000 study examining the economic feasibility of a downtown grocery store while studying the factors that support downtown grocery stores in Menlo Park, Los Altos and San Carlos. Siegel opposed it.
"I don't expect much beneficial out of this," he said. "If there were an economically viable grocery store that would be in there they would be knocking on our doors."
Council member Inks said there was "incredible pressure" to spend $6 million in remaining downtown revitalization funds as the district sunsets in 2011. Part of that money could go towards a longstanding proposal: a $1.5 million to $2 million subsidy for what some have called a "neighborhood-serving" downtown grocery store on a city-owned parking lot at Bryant and California streets.
The city could also use a sizeable portion of the $6 million to buy downtown property for future development and new city revenue, Berns said.
Council member Margaret Abe-Koga said there would be nothing wrong with not spending the $6 million and instead using it to pay off the revitalization district's debt of $25 million. That would allow local schools to receive their share of downtown property taxes sooner than 2019, which is when the city expects to have the debt paid off. (The Mountain View Whisman School District would receive 17.7 percent of the newly released property taxes, which would have amounted to $832,000 this year.) No other council member supported Abe-Koga's idea.
An entirely different view came from council member Laura Macias, who said the city should look at extending the downtown revitalization district as other cities have done — an option which would likely disappoint local school officials and parents. Other council members, including Mayor Ronit Bryant, seemed open to at least temporarily extending the district.
"I sympathize with the schools but our downtown is facing some serious problems," Bryant said, noting that the city many have to help pay for improvements for high speed rail downtown.
City officials said extending the downtown revitalization district into the future was possible and not unusual, but difficult.
"I think what I'm hearing is there's some interest in what would be involved in extending the district temporarily or long term," said city manager Kevin Duggan. "If there is, the clock is running. It could be very sensitive issue and we have to be aware of the different audiences."


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RUTHERFORD, NJ—RockBridge Partners, a division of RockBridge, and Concord Hospitality Enterprises acquired the 167-room Renaissance Meadowlands Hotel here for an undisclosed amount.
Concord developed the hotel in 2000 and managed it through two subsequent ownership changes; RockBridge provided first mortgage financing for the hotel upon its opening.
The hotel will embark on a $5.25 million renovation that will include guestrooms and bathrooms, public space upgrades, expanded fitness center and the Renaissance Great Room concept—a redesign of the common spaces within the hotel such as the lobby, check-in area and restaurant.
Less than 10 miles from Manhattan, the Renaissance Meadowlands Hotel offers access to the MetLife Sports Complex, home of the NY Giants and Jets and a major concert venue, as well as the Meadowlands Racetrack, the Prudential Center, the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Ellis Island and the Liberty Science Center. Public transportation to Manhattan is within walking distance.


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With Jurgen Klopp's side all but out of the title race, the Signal Iduna Park club will channel all their efforts into making a charge for second place
The curious case of Ji Dong-Won takes another twist on Saturday as he looks set to line up for his new employer against his future club.
The South Korea international joined Augsburg on a short-term loan deal from Sunderland on January 16, before it was then confirmed that he will be joining Borussia Dortmund on a free transfer at the end of the season.
The sequence of events places the 22-year-old in the tricky situation of trying to impress new boss Markus Weinzierl, while not making himself any enemies in the Schwarzgelben camp when the two sides go head-to-head at Signal Iduna Park this weekend.
BVB coach Jurgen Klopp will certainly be hoping Ji does not get off to a flying start for his temporary club, having seen his charges go on a three-match winless run before the mid-season break.
The 2012-13 Champions League and Bundesliga runners-up have tried to build some momentum over the past fortnight by playing four friendlies - three against lower-league opposition - and coming away with victory in each of them.
Klopp's men currently sit fourth in the league, 12 points adrift of leaders Bayern Munich, who also have a game in hand.
That deficit may be seem insurmountable without a catastrophic Bayern collapse, but Dortmund will be keen not to fall further behind Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Monchengladbach, who currently occupy the other two automatic Champions League qualification spots.
And they will feel confident heading into their first competitive game of 2014, having not lost to Augsburg in any of their last five meetings.
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On May 16, 2013, Debbie Tomko, Brandon Christ, and Paul Huemmrich visited South Park Middle School in South Park, Pennsylvania to speak about mine safety through the Stay Out Stay Alive program. There were two 60-minute sessions with 5th graders totaling 156 students. They began the first portion of the program by showing the students the Stay Out Stay Alive DVD. After the movie, Debbie, Brandon, and Paul spoke to the students on the many dangers that various types of mines present and their experiences when entering mine facilities. They also showed the students the protective gear that is used at the mine and talked about the training received to perform their job in a safe manner. Five students had the opportunity to try on the protective equipment. Stickers, literature, coloring books, and crayons were provided by MSHA to distribute to the students after completion of the program.
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