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Medieval Day at the City Museum
Press Release: 12/07/2013
The 'Magnificent Middle Ages' is the theme for a day of free family activities at the City Museum, Winchester on Saturday 20 July.
Visitors will be able to meet a medieval man-at-arms, handle real artefacts from the time brought out from the museum stores and make cut-out medieval characters to take away.
On the same day, Katie Hinds, the Hampshire Finds Liaison Officer for the Portable Antiquities Scheme, will be based at the City Museum to identify finds brought in by members of the public. Perhaps you have found interesting objects in your garden, out walking or metal-detecting and wondered what they are? If so, bring them along and find out more about them.
Cllr Rob Humby, Deputy Leader and Portfolio Holder for Economic Development at Winchester City Council, said:
Winchester's medieval heritage is all around us, attracting large numbers of visitors to the city, and the museum's medieval day will help to bring alive this period of history for local people and tourists alike.
Robin Iles, Education Officer at Winchester City Council Museums, said:
As well as taking part in our medieval activities and having their finds identified, visitors will be able to see the wealth of medieval objects on display in the museum. These include fine jewellery, sculptured stones, a child's leather shoes and even a medieval Mayor of Winchester's wooden toilet seat.
This special museum event is timed to celebrate the national Festival of Archaeology, which takes place annually at the end of July. The medieval day runs from 11am-4.30pm at the City Museum in The Square, Winchester.
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The New Nexus among Trade, Industrial and Exchange-Rate Policies
This paper explores the new interconnections between real and financial policies that affect international transactions. Among other conclusions are the following. (1) In a world of spatially mobile capital and reasonably accurate expectations, trends in international competitiveness and financial asset yields are tightly linked. Volatility in one causes volatility in the other. Policies that affect one affect the other.Financial policy influences real exchange rates and alters the pressures for trade and industrial policy. Trade and industrial policy causes overshooting of financial variables, and alters the pressures for financial policy.(2) Any failureto make real and financial policy stable, credible,systematic, and predictable generates volatile and costly signals to reallocate resources. The problems with this are unpredictability more than inefficiency and resource disorder more than resource mis-order.(3) Stable, credible, systematic, and transparent exchange-rate policy can allay resource disorder by limiting deviations around economic trends.Economic trends can be enhanced in the presence of well-defined market imperfections by stable, credible, systematic, and transparent trade and industrial policies. (4) To reduce the likelihood of global resource disorder, real and financial policy options may involve retreating from multilateralism and from unrealistically binding rules. Sensible and timely alternatives seem to be aggressive bilateral peacemaking, non-inclusive coalition formation, and the formulation of credible "conventions" to govern government policy, both real and financial.
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- Richardson, J. David, 1982. "Four observations on modern international commercial policy under floating exchange rates," Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy, Elsevier, vol. 16(1), pages 187-220, January.
- Kouri, Pentti J K, 1976. " The Exchange Rate and the Balance of Payments in the Short Run and in the Long Run: A Monetary Approach," Scandinavian Journal of Economics, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 78(2), pages 280-304.
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- Krueger, Anne O, 1974. "The Political Economy of the Rent-Seeking Society," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 64(3), pages 291-303, June.
- Hooper, Peter & Kohlhagen, Steven W., 1978. "The effect of exchange rate uncertainty on the prices and volume of international trade," Journal of International Economics, Elsevier, vol. 8(4), pages 483-511, November.
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Peanut Butter and Jelly Bars
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Courtesy Ina Garten. These are really great and easy to make. The only time consuming part is waiting for them to cool. Barefoot Contessa has done it again.
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I saw Martha Stewart on the Today Show and she was recommending baked goods to send to college students and this was the recipe. Since I was looking for something for my kids I thought I would try. Let me say how yummy these were. Next time I will probably bake them a little longer because the center should have baked more. The only change I made was chunky peanut butter because I had it on hand so I didn't add the chopped nuts. Next time I am going to try some of the other suggestions of chocolate chips. Thanks so glad I found this!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 lb unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1 1⁄2 cups sugar
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 2 extra-large eggs, at room temperature
- 2 cups creamy peanut butter (Skippy)
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons kosher salt
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- 2⁄3 cup salted peanuts, coarsely chopped
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Hi, Use ReaderUtil from o.a.l.util package that does the recursive traversal of the reader tree. It has methods to solve this problems. You can cache the int[] start array that contains the starting document ids for each subreader. This makes it possible to use standard TopDocs based search without Collectors (which should not be required for your case) to remap the document ids. As for this issue you are not interested in stepping recursively into the reader tree to the lowest level (as non-optimized subindexes will also expand to multiple readers), so the only thing you would like to know is: on which direct subreader of MultiReader you are interested. For a quick lookup, an approach might be to iterate *once* before search over the direct subreaders of the MultiReader (without recursion), and sum up the maxDoc() (not numDocs!) return values. For each subreader (starting with 0) put the sum into a TreeMap (!!!) with the target index name or whatever you need to identify the subreader. You can then lookup the docid from the TopDocs object using TreeMap.floorEntry(docId).getValue() (Java 6 only). Uwe ----- Uwe Schindler H.-H.-Meier-Allee 63, D-28213 Bremen http://www.thetaphi.de eMail: email@example.com > -----Original Message----- > From: Devon H. O'Dell [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] > Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2011 8:04 PM > To: firstname.lastname@example.com > Subject: Re: No subsearcher in Lucene 3.3? > > 2011/8/30 Joe MA <firstname.lastname@example.com>: > > When searching a single collection, no problem. But if I want to search the > two collections at the same time, I need to know which collection the hit came > from so I can retrieve the base_path from the database. These base_paths can > be different. As mentioned, this was trivial in Lucene 1.x and 2.x as I just > grabbed the subsearcher from the result, which would for example return a 1 > or 2 indicating which of the two collections the result came from. Then I can > build the path to the file. In other words, subsearcher gave me the foreign key > I needed to map to additional external information associated with each index > during a multisearch. That is now gone in Lucene 3.3. > > You could use the suggestion I made of doing the loop over the IndexReader > subReaders (recursively until you get to the > SegmentReaders) and use a HashMap<SegmentReader, String> (or similar > container structure) to associate the segments to a path. It sounds like your > application doesn't reopen indexes with much frequency, which is good: you > will need to regenerate this map any time you reopen your indexes. > > When collector.setNextReader is called, you can simply get (at that > point) the String associated with the particular SegmentReader you're working > with. Then, every time Collector.collect is called, you can tack that on to > whatever data structure you're using to get at your documents. It doesn't have > to be high memory overhead if you make sure the strings are interned. > > Perhaps Uwe or other Lucene devs have better ideas for approaching this; they > often do :) > > --dho > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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In a dystopian future, a totalitarian regime maintains peace by subduing the populace with a drug, and displays of emotion are punishable by death. A man in charge of enforcing the law rises to overthrow the system.
|Emily Watson , Taye Diggs , Christian Bale , William Fichtner , Sean Pertwee , Christian Kahrmann , Dominic Purcell , Sean Bean , Angus Macfadyen , John Keogh
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Would be a mindless action picture, except that it has a mind. It doesn't do a lot of deep thinking, but unlike many futuristic combos of sf and f/x, it does make a statement:Chicago Sun-Times Full Review
The fun here is not so much in the solid if stolid performances from Bale and co-stars Taye Diggs and Emily Watson (gussied up to resemble the Jefferson Airplane–era Grace Slick) or in Wimmer's overpolished plot devices as it is in the production values.L.A. Weekly Full Review
A terrific cast, stylish direction, and elegantly choreographed mayhem help make it far better than it might have been -- Though ultimately silly, Equilibrium's shopworn but stylish synthesis of ammo and ideas is surprisingly engrossing.The A.V. Club Full Review
The martial-arts sequences take this prosaic thriller to a higher level.USA Today Full Review
Equilibrium improves as it rolls along -- either that or, ironically, it wears down the senses until the viewer succumbs.Dallas Observer Full Review
Not a picture that makes you think very much -- except to wonder why the studios keep making movies like this.Chicago Tribune Full Review
Mostly plays like a routine thriller with a classy cast.New York Daily News Full Review
The best thing about Equilibrium is its impressive look. Along with its generally fine cast and some well-choreographed fights, that goes a long way to making the movie watchable -- despite its underlying stupidity.New York Post Full Review
A preachy parable stylized with a touch of John Woo bullet ballet.Seattle Post-Intelligencer Full Review
Just because it's a good idea doesn't mean it's easy to do well. Screenwriter-turned-director Kurt Wimmer has a hard time keeping his actors from, well, acting a lot of the time.Washington Post Full Review
Flashy, "MATRIX"-style action sequences trump ideas; it's hard not to feel you've just watched a feature-length video game with some really heavy back story.TV Guide Full Review
This operates at the intellectual level of the old "Star Trek" in its limp last season, and the professed humanism is belied by the extreme violence and Nazi-chic production design (not to mention a voice-over that traces the outlawing of emotion to "the revolutionary precept of the hate crime").Chicago Reader Full Review
Equilibrium just happens to be a really bad comic book.Boston Globe Full Review
It's not only an ultraviolent, ludicrously inconsistent rip-off of Bradbury's idea, but it poisons the well for future efforts.Charlotte Observer Full Review
An accidental entertainment, Equilibrium is a science-fiction pastiche so lacking in originality that if you stripped away its inspirations there would be precious little left.Los Angeles Times Full Review
Super- violent, super-serious and super-stupid.San Francisco Chronicle Full Review
Equilibrium doesn't tread softly on our dreams; it tramples them.Baltimore Sun Full Review
Since Equilibrium shamelessly rips off every Orwellian science fiction thriller in film history, what other reason is there besides sheer desperation for the film to be so stupidly violent?Film Threat Full Review
Misses with its blowhard treatment of a silly, obvious script. Results might hazard "Battlefield Earth" comparison if new pic were a tad more fun.Variety Full Review
As this clueless, bulimic debacle madly regurgitates ideas and iconography from Lang to the brothers Wachowski, Leni Riefenstahl to L. Ron Hubbard, Ray Bradbury to Susan Faludi, it's not just Bale who has a hard time keeping a straight face.Village Voice Full Review
Equilibrium is like a remake of "1984" by someone who's seen "The Matrix" 25 times while eating Twinkies and doing methamphetamines.Washington Post Full Review
If someone left "1984," "Fahrenheit 451," "Brave New World," "Gattaca" and the Sylvester Stallone potboilers "Judge Dredd" and "Demolition Man" out in the sun and threw the runny glop onto a movie screen, it would still be a better picture than Equilibrium, a movie that could be stupider only if it were longer.The New York Times Full Review
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An Exciting Week for K-State Basketball
With the women's team taking on SIU-Edwardsville at 5:30 p.m., and the men's team taking on Southern Utah at 8 p.m., fans can count on an exciting evening filled with basketball.
The Wildcat women's team is coming off of back-to-back exhibition wins over Emporia State (54-50) and Newman (80-30). Growing more and more every time it steps on the court, head coach Jeff Mittie and his team got what they wanted out of exhibition play and are excited to get the 2014-15 season kicked off.
"At the end of the day, execution and effort are going to be the two things we're talking about," said Mittie on the upcoming game, "and if we do those things we think the rest will take care of itself."
For an extra look at tomorrow's women's game, click here.
Coming off of a 68-56 win over Washburn in its solo exhibition game, the men's team is ready to tip off the 2014-15 season as well.
"It's definitely a different feeling than Sunday's game," said sophomore guard Marcus Foster, who led the team with 17 points against Washburn. "We were excited to play (against Washburn), but this one has more of a meaning. It's kind of the start of our resume for the (NCAA) tournament."
Men's head coach Bruce Weber said his focus right now is to start the new season strong and not give up any early games like his team did last season.
"Right now, our goal is to get this first one," the coach explained. "We didn't do that last year, and our goal is to do the things we didn't do last year. So, one of them is that, and another is (to win) the road game coming up. We didn't win a road game non-conference last year because we didn't have any. This will be our opportunity, these first seven and eight days, to do something we didn't do a year ago."
Following tomorrow evening's game, the men's team will head to Long Beach, California, for a game at Long Beach State on Friday, Nov. 21, prior to the Maui Invitational.
K-State announced the signing of three players to National Letters of Intent (NLI) during the Fall National Signing period yesterday. Guards Kayla Goth and Anna Hammaker and center Cheyenne Hooper all signed with K-State yesterday and are ready join the team for the 2015-16 season.
Here's what Mittie had to say about each of his signees:
Kayla Goth, 6-foot guard from DeForest, Wisconsin (DeForest High School)
"Kayla is versatile, and the size of the player is what I liked about her. She's going to be one that, I think throughout her career will be able to fill up the stat sheets. I don't know that she'll ever be a huge scorer, but she's capable of filling every stat out there."
Anna Hammaker, 5-foot-9 guard from Knoxville, Tennessee (Christian Academy)
"Anna Hammaker is a really good three-point shooter and has really excellent range. She has some athletic ability to the bucket as well. I really like her ability to make plays, not only from the three-point line, but the mid-range jumper as well."
Cheyenne Hooper, 6-foot-6 center from Knoxville, Tennessee (Christian Academy)
"Hooper is a kid that is, defensively, a great shot blocker. We feel like Hooper can come in and make an immediate impact and, with her, we feel like we will have some pretty good depth at the front line spot."
Mittie's overall thoughts on this year's signing class:
"I like the three we've got. We really feel like they are the right fit for us... I'm excited about it, these are all players that we believe have a tremendous up side and I'm really excited to see them play."
For the full release on the three signees, click here.
Yesterday afternoon the K-State men's basketball team also announced the signing of three standout high school players as guard Barry Brown, forward Dean Wade and center Dante Williams all signed with the K-State men's basketball program during the Fall National Signing period.
Here is what K-State head coach Bruce Weber had to say about his new signees:
Barry Brown, 6-foot-3 St. Petersburg, Florida (Gibbs High School)
"Guard wise, with five returning guards and all our guards underclassmen (right now) we thought it was going to be tough to get somebody, but we were able to get Barry and he was excited. He gives us a little bit of versatility, you hope you can have somebody in Barry that can play point guard, he can also play the two, he shoots the ball and also he can defend. So I think the best thing about him is his versatility."
Dean Wade, 6-foot-8 forward, Saint John, Kansas (Saint John High School)
"We were excited to get a Kansas kid in Dean Wade. He has some length, some jumping ability and is a good quality kid. He's got great Kansas State ties; his dad played some football here and he's been a K-State fan for a long time. It's good to have a person like that come in your program that really, really wants to be here.
Dante Williams, 6-foot-11 center, Arlington, Texas (Bowie High School)
"To get somebody who is pretty close to seven foot, in Dante Williams from Dallas, I think he's a lot like Jordan Henriquez (2009-13), he's a shot blocker and that's probably his No. 1 attribute right now. We're excited about him."
Weber's overall thoughts on his signing class:
"I'm excited about all three, it gives us a small, medium and big kind of, and they're all good quality kids too, so that's a positive."
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The Mahamaya-tantra, (Sanskrit:Mahāmāyā-tantra, Tibetan: sgyu 'phrul chen po'i rgyud) is a tantra associated with Dream Yoga. It is considered by the Shangpa Kagyu school of Tibetan Buddhism to be a seminal work and is one of their five principle tantras. Mahāmāyā-tantra is a tantric text concerning Mahāmāyā. Mahāmāyā (Mahā holds the semantic field: "total", "great"; Māyā holds the semantic field: "magic", "phantasmagoria", "illusion", "dream") is a deva or deity in Indian religions. Mahāmāyā, Māyā or Maya, is also a force and/or the principal deity who creates, perpetuates and governs the phantasmagoria, illusion and dream of duality in the phenomenal Universe. Stated simply, Maya is the goddess of dreams. Mahāmāyā is also the name of Shakyamuni Buddha's mother.
The point of origin of the Shangpa Kagyu lineage was the Mahasiddha Khyungpo Naljor of Shang, in west-central Tibet.[1] The Shangpa Kagyu lineage propagates five tantras of the Anuttara yoga class, each tantra is considered the seminal expression of a principal sadhana:
- the Hévajra tantra is the zenith of candali (heat) yoga
- the Chakrasamvara tantra is the zenith of consort yoga (karma mudra)
- the Guhyasamaja tantra is the zenith of illusory body and clear light yogas
- Mahamaya tantra is the zenith of dream yoga
- Dorje Jigdzé is the zenith of enlightened action.
These tantras are communicated through the teachings of five early Indian masters: Niguma, Sukhasiddhi, Dorjé Denpa, Maitripa and Rahula. The Shangpa Kagyu tradition almost died out this century. It was preserved and restored through the vigorous activity of Kalu Rinpoché towards the end of his life.[1]
Sinha (2007) outlines that the author of the Brhad-vimansastra quotes the Mahamaya-tantra:
Their magic spells sometimes had unexpected uses, as we read in the Brhad-vimansastra, a hitherto untranslated text on flying machines which is said to date ill from the medieval period:
"Only those who have had the knowledge of Mantra, Tantra (and twenty other skills here omitted for brevity) taught to them personally by a guru are fit and proper persons to pilot a flying machine."
The author quotes the Mahamaya-tantra and other Tantric texts as sources from which the secret doctrines may be learned. The Mahamaya-tantra does indeed contain spells for flying, taking a bird's shape and travelling to any place on Earth. It also promises the ability to espy holes in the ground, perhaps marking spots where other, less talented sky-striders came to grief.[2]
Sacred Himalayan Traditional Tibetan medicine employs mystic pills. Nyingma sources report pills made according to sadhana associated with the Mahamaya tantra[3]
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The following quotation mentions Vairochana, Kun-byed rgyal-po and Nubchen Sangye Yeshe:
Even the work of translating such esoteric texts as Kun-byed rgyal-po, mDo-dgougs-'dus and the Mahamaya cycle of teachings by Vairochana, Nyag Jnana Kumara, Nubchen Sangye Yeshe and others, was carried out in great secrecy.[4]
Mahamaya Tantra (Tib. gyu ma chen mo) The mother tantra of the annutarayoga tantra which is one of the four main tantras in Tibet. The Mahamaya Tantra was transmitted in the second transmission of the bka babs bzhi of the Kagyu.
Further reading
- Rinpoche, S. (1992). Mahamaya Tantra (With Gunavati Commentary by Ratnakara Santi). The Rare Buddhist Texts Series No. 10. New Delhi, India: Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies. NB: Critically edited Sanskrit text with Tibetan; in English. "The original Sanskrit text on Mahamayatantra is restored with the help of its Tibetan version and the Sanskrit commentary Gunawati. This small text having three chapters deal with very important subjects such as S[i]ddhis[sic], Classification of Hetu, Phala and Upayatantras, and manifestations of the deity."[5]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Holmes, by Ken (undated). Eight Chariots and Four Lineages. Soure: [1] (accessed: January 31, 2008)
- ↑ Sinha, Indra (2007). The Five-Fold Sacrament. Source: [2] (accessed: January 31, 2008)
- ↑ Tendu Rilbu Pill of the Palyul Nyingma Buddhist Association, item "16. Sacred object accomplished according to sadhana of the Peaceful Mahamaya Tantra" and item "17. Sacred objects accomplished according to the sadhana of the Wrathful Mahamaya Tantra."
- ↑ Source: [3] (accessed: February 11, 2008)
- ↑ Source: [4] (accessed: January 31, 2008)


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Hi everyone, I have spent a lot of time recently cleaning up and updating the main synaesthesia wikipedia page, and stumbled onto the Psychology wiki. Since the article was tagged and in the same state as the old one, I thought that I would at least cut and paste my efforts into the Psychology wiki. Many of the links, wikification, and images do not work. In addition, I have to create a new user name each time I go from en.wiki to fr.wiki or psychology.wikia. It's a little frustrating. Has anyone discovered or developed a work-around for this? Ed 17:32, 7 August 2006 (UTC)
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The city of Maple Grove, Minnesota is home to around 67,000 residents and is located within the Hennepin County. The city encompasses an area of 35 square miles, which ensures ample space for its large population and prevalent parkland. The community in Maple Grove is centered around the city's status as an employment, shopping, and medical center. As one of the primary cities for amenities in the northwest region of the Twin Cities metropolitan area, Maple Grove has much about it that makes it unique. Maple Grove, Minnesota is home to around 67,000 residents and is located within the Hennepin County. The city encompasses an area of 35 square miles, which ensures ample space for its large population and prevalent parkland. The community in Maple Grove is centered around the city's status as an employment, shopping, and medical center. As one of the primary cities for amenities in the northwest region of the Twin Cities metropolitan area, Maple Grove has much about it that makes it unique.
The employment is one of the aspects of life in Maple Grove that residents enjoy. While it doesn't compare to the city of Minneapolis, Maple Grove is one of the major, suburban employment centers in Minnesota. Boston Scientific is one of the larger employers within the city, employing over 3,000 people. The other major employers are the local schools and the city itself.
Shopping in Maple Grove is renowned. The Shoppes at Arbor Lakes are the primary shopping center and host over 65 stores and restaurants. Generally more upscale in nature, the Shoppes at Arbor Lakes are a part of Minnesota's first lifestyle center. As a lifestyle center, shoppers walk from store to store along a village-style street. The open nature of the shopping center make it both easily accessible and very enjoyable during the warmer months. Stores range in selection from national brands to local specialty stores, but they all tend to have more upscale offerings. Another shopping development within Maple Grove is the Fountains at Arbor Lakes. The Fountains feature stores that are nationally known including Costco, Caribou Coffee, Subway and more. The Grove is a third shopping area within Maple Grove. It is home to a hospital as well as some major department stores, and was designed with pedestrian accessibility in mind. Out of all of the cities in Minnesota, Maple Grove is ranked second for commercial development, second only to Bloomington which houses the Mall of America. This significant commercial development ensures that residents have ample shopping opportunities and encourages a strong local economy through the influx of visiting shoppers.
There are many events that take place within the city of Maple Grove. One of the most popular events is the Maple Grove Farmers Market. Residents enjoy the fresh, local produce, arts, and prepared foods that are brought in by over 50 vendors. The Farmers Market runs from June-October, ensuring delicious, seasonal selections. Summer also sees weekly performances in the Town Green park area, as well as weekly movies and concerts in the park.
Several amenities add value to living within Maple Grove. One such amenity is the Maple Grove Community Center. The community center offers members access to the Grove Cove Aquatic Center, a large gymnasium, ice arena, the Maple Maze Indoor Playground, and much, much more. A center for fitness, fellowship, and fun, the Maple Grove Community Center is a wonderful amenity for the whole family. Another amenity found within the community is the Maple Grove Community Gymnasium. Not to be confused with the community center, the community gymnasium was established by the local schools as well as the city in order to provide better facilities for school and community leagues. With three competition courts, the community gymnasium is a fantastic community resource. During the winter, the Maple Grove Sports Dome is a great way to practice sports or maintain fitness. It features a climate controlled environment and artificial turf that ensures snow-free surfaces.
While Maple Grove is located northeast of the downtown area, it is still close enough for residents to experience the big city's amenities. For those desiring an even greater selection of events and amenities, Minneapolis is only a short drive away.
The city of Maple Grove, Minnesota is home to 49 parks and over 50 miles of trails. With so many outdoor recreational options available for residents, there is no shortage of things to do in Maple Grove. Residents enjoy the wealth of amenities that can be found within the parks and recreation system as well as the scenic beauty that the parks provide. Whether you desire an active or a passive outdoor experience, Maple Grove has a park to meet your needs. Some of the most notable parks within the city include:
Elm Creek Park Reserve: The Elm Creek Park Reserve is located in Maple Grove as well as in the nearby city of Champlin. Owned and operated by the Three Rivers Park District, the Elm Creek Park Reserve is the largest park that they own. The park encompasses a massive 4,900 acres filled with just about every amenity one could desire. Amenities include archery, biking, camping, cross-country skiing, disc golf, dog trails, downhill and telemark Skiing, geocaching, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, nature education, picnic areas, play areas, skijoring & dog sledding, sledding, snowboarding, snowmobiling, swimming, and tubing. With so much acreage and activity, the Elm Creek Park Reserve is a wonderful outdoor destination for Corcoran's residents to explore.
Fish Lake Regional Park: Fish Lake Regional Park is another park owned and operated by the Three Rivers Park District. A known boating destination, visitors can also enjoy swimming, fishing, hiking, picnicking, ice fishing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and more. Residents of Maple Grove enjoy the water access available on Fish Lake.
Eagle Lake Regional Park: Eagle Lake Regional Park is a third park owned and operated by the Three Rivers Park District within Maple Grove. Located on the border of Plymouth and Maple Grove, Eagle Lake Regional Park consists of 230 acres of amenities. Whether it be biking, paddling, cross-country skiing, fishing, geocaching, hiking, picnicking, snowshoeing, or golfing at the Eagle Lake Youth Golf Center, there is no shortage of activity at Eagle Lake Park. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the park's scenic beauty and active amenities.
Weaver Lake Community Park: Weaver Lake Community Park is one of the most popular destinations within the city of Maple Grove. At 80 acres, visitors can spend an entire day exploring the park's amenities. Guests enjoy the park's beach, picnic pavilion area with grills, four tennis courts, three ballfields, restrooms, basketball court, sand volleyball courts, playground areas, walking/biking trails, fishing pier, and concessions stand. One of the most unique aspects of the park is its slide to the beach. Kids and adults alike enjoy the slide that goes from atop a hill to the beach itself. During the warmer months the beach has lifeguards that help to keep visitors safe.
Arboretum Park: Arboretum Park is home to the Maple Grove Arboretum. Located along Elm Creek, the park has over 100 different local trees for study or enjoyment. With beautiful pathways and trails for visitors to enjoy, Arboretum Park is one of the more beautiful locations within the city. Additionally, the park is home to the Angel of Hope Statue, a statue dedicated to parents who have suffered the loss of a child.


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Secretary was the title given to certain mid- or high-level governmental officials.
In 2268, Daras served as the Party Secretary to the National Socialist Party on Ekos. (TOS: "Patterns of Force")
During the Cardassian Occupation of Bajor, Secretary Kubus Oak served as the special liaison between the Cardassian occupation forces and the Bajoran government. (DS9: "The Collaborator")
In 2365, Secretary Kushell was a representative of the Legation of Unity on Straleb. (TNG: "The Outrageous Okona")
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C++ Destructors Versus Java Finalization
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- Every object is destroyed when it goes out of scope. Thus, if you declare a local object inside a function, when that function returns, that local object is automatically destroyed. The same goes for function parameters and for objects returned by functions.
- Just before destruction, the object's destructor is called. This happens immediately, and before any other program statements will execute. Thus, a C++ destructor will always execute in a deterministic fashion. You can always know when and where a destructor will be executed.
In Java, the tight linkage of the destruction of an object and the calling of its finalize() method does not exist. In Java, objects are not explicitly destroyed when they go out of scope. Rather, an object is marked as unused when there are no longer any references pointing to it. Even then, the finalize() method will not be called until the garbage collector runs. Thus, you cannot know precisely when or where a call to finalize( ) will occur. Even if you execute a call to gc( ) (the garbage collector), there is no guarantee that finalize( ) will immediately be executed.
While the deterministic behavior of a C++ constructor and the somewhat probabilistic aspect of finalization are of little concern in most cases, they will have an impact on others. For example, consider the following C++ program:
// This C++ program can call f() indefinitely.
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;
const int MAX = 5;
int count = 0;
class X {
// constructor
if(count<MAX) {
else {
cout << "Error — can't construct";
// destructor
void f()
X ob; // allocate an object
// destruct on way out
int main()
int i;
for(i=0; i < (MAX*2); i++) {
cout << "Current count is: " << count << endl;
return 0;
Here is the output generated by this program:
Current count is: 0
Current count is: 0
Current count is: 0
Current count is: 0
Current count is: 0
Current count is: 0
Current count is: 0
Current count is: 0
Current count is: 0
Current count is: 0
Look carefully at the constructor and destructor for X.
The constructor increments the value of count as long as count is less than MAX.
The destructor decrements count. Thus, count is incremented when an X object is
created and decremented when an X
object is destroyed. But no more than MAX objects can
exist at any one time. However, in main( ), f( ) is called MAX*2 times
without causing an error! Here is why. Inside f( ), an object of type X is created, causing count to be
incremented, and then the function returns. This causes the object to immediately go out of scope
and its destructor to be called, which decrements count. Thus, calling f( ) has
no net effect on the value of
count. This means that it can be called indefinitely.
However, this is not the case when this program is converted to Java.
Here is the Java version of the preceding program:
// This Java program will fail after 5 calls to f().
class X {
static final int MAX = 5;
static int count = 0;
// constructor
if(count<MAX) {
else {
System.out.println("Error — can't construct");
// finalization
protected void finalize() {
static void f()
X ob = new X(); // allocate an object
// destruct on way out
public static void main(String args[]) {
int i;
for(i=0; i < (MAX*2); i++) {
System.out.println("Current count is: " + count);
This program will fail after five calls to f( ), as this output shows:
Current count is: 1
Current count is: 2
Current count is: 3
Current count is: 4
Current count is: 5
Error — can't construct
The reason the program fails is that garbage collection does not occur each time f( ) returns. Thus, finalize( ) is not invoked, and the value of count is not decremented. After five calls to the method, count reaches its maximum value and the program fails. It is important to emphasize that precisely when garbage collection occurs is implementation dependent. It is possible that for some implementation of Java, on some platform, the preceding program will function similarly to its C++ version. However, the point of the example remains: In C++, you know when and where a destructor will be called. In Java, you do not know when or where finalize( ) will be executed. Therefore, when porting code from C++ to Java, you will need to watch for instances in which the precise timing of the execution of a destructor is relied upon.
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TWO Worcester Wolves stars have again earned recognition in the British Basketball League team of the week.
Will Creekmore and Zaire Taylor are both included in the elite five following their exploits in Wolves' 88-66 defeat of Durham Wildcats at the University Arena and 94-86 win at Manchester Giants.
Centre Creekmore, making appearance number 14 in the prestigious team this season, wreaked havoc against the Wildcats.
He recorded a mammoth 36 points and 17 rebounds, a double-double which was spectacular even by his own high standards.
The 25-year-old also claimed two steals and two blocked shots, as well as mustering the third best display of the week with 33 points and 12 boards against the Giants.
Fellow American Taylor's performance against Durham saw him find his way into the team for a 10th time this season.
Taylor may have drawn a blank from the three-point line, but made eight from 10 at the basket on his way to 18 points.
He also accrued a majestic 14 assists to complete yet another backcourt double-double, while wrapping up a fine display with six steals and four rebounds.
The pair are joined in the team of the week by Cheshire Phoenix duo Reggie Middleton and Victor Moses and Malik Cooke (Newcastle Eagles). Worcester's Alex Owumi was named among the replacements.
Meanwhile, Wolves will parade their BBL Trophy during Worcester Warriors' Aviva Premiership clash against Exeter Chiefs on Saturday.
Coach Paul James and his squad, who secured the silverware in Glasgow last month, will watch the match at Sixways before taking to the pitch at half-time.
Wolves won the trophy , beating Glasgow Rock 83-76, on the same day as Warriors defeated Newcastle Falcons for their first league win of the season.


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Sukhothai, meaning the Dawn of Happiness, was a town founded in the 13th century and became the capital of the first truly independent Thai (Siamese) Kingdom after defeating the Khmers. The very best way to get around Sukhothai is by bicycle, which provides easy access to the city, the ancient ruins, and the rural surroundings.
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A tour with Cycling Sukhothai will undoubtedly enhance your holiday experience in Thailand. We promise a journey well away off of the well beaten tourist trail, and into the backyard of Thailand. Warm smiles from friendly locals plus unique sights, sounds, smells and experiences await you around every corner which can only truly be appreciated when upon your two wheel bicycle. Listen to what our customers are saying about us on Tripadvisor.......


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The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront is one of Cape Town's most renowned tourist spots. Essentially a shopping mall complex situated right next to the Cape Town harbour, the V&A has a number of swanky restaurants, most with views of the harbour and great people-watching opportunities.
There is a cinema complex which plays host to some interesting film festivals throughout the year and there are tourism kiosks galore, advertising all manner of tours from bicycle township tours to Cape Malay cooking tours (which include a flit round the Bokaap).
The V&A also acts as a landing pad for sunset cruises around the harbour, helicopter dashes around the peninsula and the Robin Island Ferry dock is also set within the complex. Other fascinations in the immediate vicinity include the Two Oceans Aquarium and the Scratch Patch - both awesome spots if you're holidaying with kids in tow.
Staying at the Waterfront tends to be a class affair with dominant options being beautifully furnished self-catered apartments with views of the harbour or 4/5 star hotels offering in-house restaurants and spas.
The benefits of being based at the V&A are primarily the proximity to endless activities, because not only is the mall complex itself a one-stop shop but it is a mere skip, hop and a jump to Cape Town's CBD with its nightlife and shopping. It is also very close to Sea Point, where you could opt for a stroll along the promenade or hook yourself up with a diving course or kayak trip.
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Biloxi, Mississippi 1920
Carlisle was working the night shift again and I was so bored I felt like I was going crazy. I had only been a vampire for a few years, but we had already moved several times...and this place was the worst. It was just too sunny and I had to stay inside almost all the time. It was around eight p.m. on October 14th- I remember exactly- when I decided to go out for a walk to nowhere in particular. I ended up walking towards the hospital where Carlisle worked, however, because there was just no other place I knew of to go. I walked for about twenty minutes before I neared the parking lot.
That was when I first heard it. Beside the hospital was a rather old, run down looking asylum. I had never been inside one, or really even near one before, but I wasn't stupid. Screaming was to be expected coming from a place like that. I could hear a lot of screaming, actually. All of it could be ignored. I was used to ignoring.
Except there was one mind I couldn't shut out.
It belonged to a girl...that much was obvious. What wasn't obvious was why I found myself scaling the fence outside of the building and breaking the lock on a back door just to find the owner of that mind. That was something that I had no idea about. Most of the other patients I could hear in the building were very obviously mentally troubled. It was evident in their inner thoughts, but this voice I was hearing was different somehow. It did sound insane. But it had something the rest did not...a picture of me coming into the building.
And I had no idea how that could be. My curiosity took over, and I went looking for the owner of the mind that knew I was coming before they possibly could have seen me. As I walked along the hallway the voice grew stronger…louder. The girl was screaming.
Please, please don't come back! But he will, of course he will, that's what happens I can see. But I don't…can't…please not again. Not another treatment! I'm not crazy…I know what he did! Why won't-
And then the mental dialog abruptly stopped. I could see something in her head. It was the sound of foot prints behind where she lay and someone putting a hand on her shoulder. She screamed. She turned to see him looking pale and unnatural and…just like me.
Huh… How did she know what I look like to place me inside her thoughts?
I could hear her thinking again. Crazy, crazy loon. That's what the doctor says before he does all of those things. I want to be left alone! But that man wasn't the doctor. Who was that? No one new ever comes in here. Maybe he's here to save me? No…no one would know or bother to do that. No one no one. That wasn't a real man. He was too beautiful. An angel maybe? The angel of death come to take me away from here?
When I reached the twenty second door on the left side of the hall way I immediately knew the cell belonged to the voice I heard. She thought that I was an angel? Ironic considering. I tried the door. It was locked, but unnatural strength had many advantages and I managed to break the lock and quietly open the door without it splintering or giving too much fuss. The room was dark…pitch dark to anyone with less than vampire quality vision. I looked to the far corner of the small 8 x 8 room.
Long ebony hair twisted and strayed over the pillow where the little girl's head laid. I could tell that she was not asleep…but only because of the way she clutched to keep her knees together to her chest with her arms wrapped around them and her fists digging into her knee caps. Blood had dried around where her nails had cut into her skin. No one asleep could keep that rigid of a position. I had never seen her before, but from her size I would have guessed her to be around ten or eleven…I couldn't see her face, as it was turned away from me. I could not distinguish how mature her features were.
I could smell her blood and it was almost enough to have me turn around and run the other way to avoid killing her. I had never smelled another human's blood before anywhere near that sweet. I paused to pull myself together, and then finally just decided to hold my breath. It's not like I strictly needed to breathe anyway.
She didn't move or turn around when I entered the room, but began to shake in a strange way as I came closer, as if out of fear. The room was dark. I could just make out some small pictures drawn into the unpainted cinder block wall where she faced. I walked over to the wooden chair beside her bed and sat down. The room was very small and I noticed that there were no windows. Pitch dark. I began to feel a little upset for the sight of this little shaking girl in this dark room. She seemed so fragile and scared. What had she done to deserve punishment like this?
I couldn't help but place my hand on the girl's shoulder as I had in the vision. Something about her seemed to draw me closer than where I sat. I needed to see the face of whoever it was screaming in her head for my help. She screamed, though not as loud as she had in her mind a moment ago.
"Are you okay, miss?" I tried to keep my tone soft so I would not scare her any worse than I already had.
She turned around to see me and I was surprised to find that her facial features seemed more like someone my age (or the age that I was supposed to play) than the small child I had guessed. I took a moment to look at her facial features. Her eyes were full of red cracks, as if several blood vessels had burst within her eyeballs and the area around them was dark black. It looked as if someone had punched her, but it seemed more likely that the dark circles were just the result of a lack of sleep and proper care. I thought it odd that she could suffer a lack of sleep in a place like this where there could be nothing else to do.
I could not tell if I would think her pretty under normal circumstances or not. She was quite small, if not abnormally so, and I wondered if that too was from a lack of proper care. It worried me, although I wasn't sure why I cared exactly. And then she smiled at me, as if this whole thing had been a joke.
"Are you coming to take me to heaven?"
I frowned, wondering what was wrong with her. "Why, are you dying?"
That would be nice. No more here, no more treatments, no more doctors touching...touching...always touching. Why did everyone touch-grab-hurt? She hummed in her head as if trying to block something out, like she knew that I was reading her every thought. She never responded to my question. Pale faced, pale like the moon...wait was the moon pale? I can't remember. Is it still? Of course it would be. The moon doesn't change just because I haven't seen it in...however long I've been here. No point in counting. No way to anyway. The boy, the boy...he's new. New nurse? No...too young...I think. I wish I would die. Too bad. Maybe the shock will do it next time.
I listened to her mental response carefully, as she did not verbally say anything. So she wasn't dying… physically anyways. No point in asking why she's in here though, obviously a mental patient. Poor thing.
"My name is Edward Cullen. What is yours, if you don't mind me asking miss?"
I tried to keep up with her thoughts and saw that her head was cloudy...too cloudy. I realized that she was probably heavily medicated. I waited patiently as she searched through her foggy mind for the answer.
"Mary…Alice?" She said, making it sound more like a question than an answer. Her voice was high pitched, but sweet sounding...though it was evident that her throat was very dry and also cracking.
"That is a very nice name." I smiled, trying to give her a complement. It was obvious that she didn't have people in here talking to her often. I could see in her mind that she was trying to block out a lot of pain in her head from...shock treatments? What were they doing to this girl?
I heard someone coming towards us from down the hall and decided it was time to leave. I would listen in to hear what is going on from outside.
I smiled down at her again. "Well, I need to go, I hope you'll excuse my rudeness. It was nice meeting you, Alice." I rose from my chair beside her bed to leave.


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Voronezh Tempus Center has been officially opened
On 21 of May 2014 Professor Horak has opened the newly established Tempus Centre of Law Faculty of Voronezh State University together with Professor Valentin A. Panyushkin, the Dean of Law Faculty of Voronezh State University, Professor Oleg N. Belenov, the Vice-Rector for Economic Development and International Cooperation, Professor Pavel Biriukov, Head of Department of International and European Law, Associate Professor Dmitriy Galushko, Department of International and European Law, Dr. Alla Akulshina, Head of Centre for International Programmes and Projects of Voronezh State University and in presence of numerous of students and local media.
During her visit to Voronezh, Professor Horak held guest lecture titled "Croatian Experiences in Eurointegration Process" to students and teachers of Law Faculty of Voronezh State University in recently established Voronezh Tempus Centre. Professor Horak referred to development of Croatian – EU relations in past twenty years and explained on example of Republic of Croatia stages of negotiation process which Croatia has succesfully gone through on it's way to full membership in the EU. After the lecture, Professor Horak answered questions posed by students on various aspects of Croatian membership.
Also, Professor Galushko held the lecture about implementation of the Tempus project at Voronezh State University and presented the steps towards establishment of Voronezh Tempus Center.


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