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Design by Contract (DbC) is a beneficial software development practice that, until now, was too cumbersome to actually incorporate into most development processes. Jtest and Jcontract make it possible for you to realistically implement DbC. Jtest helps you add specification information into your code using DbC contracts. This is beneficial because it ensures that the code and specification are always kept together. From the DbC contracts, Jtest automatically creates test cases that verify class/component functionality. Because this relieves you from having to create black-box test cases, you save a tremendous amount of time and resources. When the classes/components that contain DbC contracts are added to the system, Jcontract automatically verifies whether the system uses them correctly. A misused class/component might appear to perform fine, but might actually spur subtle errors that can trigger system-wide problems.
Design by ContractTM (DbC) is a formal way of using comments to incorporate specification information into the code itself. Basically, the code specification is expressed unambiguously using a formal language that describes the code's implicit contracts. These contracts specify such requirements as:
On its own, DbC can be an effective way to prevent errors throughout the development process. It can be even more powerful when used with ParaSoft's Jtest® and JcontractTM, two JavaTM development tools that understand and take full advantage of the specification information recorded in the DbC contracts.
Jtest is a Java unit testing tool that tests any Java class or component; it completely automates black-box testing (functionality testing), white-box testing (construction testing), and regression testing, as well as static analysis. For more information on Jtest's general features, see our paper "Automatic Java Software and Component Testing: Using Jtest to Automate Unit Testing and Coding Standard Enforcement". Jtest has been extended to work with the DbC language: when used with classes or components that contain DbC contracts, Jtest automates black-box testing, a process that few people ever thought could be automated. Jtest reads the specification information built into a class, then automatically creates and executes test cases that check the functionality described in the specification. It also tailors its unit-level white-box test creation to the specifications contained in the contract.
Jcontract is a new Java development tool that checks DbC contracts at runtime; it can be run independently of Jtest, but the two tools are complementary. After you have used Jtest to thoroughly test your class or component at the unit level, use Jcontract to instrument and compile the DbC-commented code. Once a class or component is instrumented, Jcontract automatically checks whether its contracts are violated at runtime. Jcontract is particularly useful for determining whether an application misuses specific classes or components.
Together, these tools will help you improve the quality and speed of unit-level and system-level testing. This paper will introduce you to the DbC language, briefly explain how Jtest and Jcontract can leverage DbC information, then describe in detail how using DbC along with these tools can improve your development process.
DbC originated in Eiffel. Eiffel classes are components that cooperate through the use of the contract, which defines the obligations and benefits for each class. For an excellent introduction to DbC and a description of how it can be applied to Eiffel, see "Building bug-free O-O software: An introduction to Design by ContractTM" at http://www.eiffel.com/doc/manuals/technology/contract/page.html
DbC is not yet commonly a part of programming languages such as C, C++, and Java, but ideally it should be. After all, any piece of code in any language has implicit contracts attached to it. The simplest example of an implicit contract is a method to which you are not supposed to pass null. If this contract is not met, a NullPointerException will occur. Another example is a component whose specification states that it only returns positive values. If it occasionally returns negative values and the consumer of this component is expecting the functionality described in the specification (only positive values returned), this contract violation could lead to a critical problem in the application.
Applying DbC to your code has significant benefits even before you start using Jtest and Jcontract. These benefits include:
Once you start using Jtest and Jcontract, the benefits of using DbC also include:
How difficult is it to use the DbC language in Java development? Not very. There have been several efforts to make DbC available in Java. Most of the efforts involve using Javadoc comments to specify the contract's conditions. A simple example is:
public class ShoppingCart
* @pre item != null
* @post $result > 0
public float add (Item item) {
_items.addElement (item);
_totalCost += item.getPrice ();
return _totalCost;
private float _totalCost = 0;
private Vector _items = new Vector ();
The contract contains the following conditions:
@pre item != null
@post $result > 0
Preconditions and postconditions can be thought of as sophisticated assertions. Preconditions are conditions that the method's client needs to satisfy before the method can execute; a violation of a precondition indicates a problem with the client (the client is misusing the method). Postconditions are conditions that the implementor of the class guarantees will always be satisfied after a method completes; a postcondition violation indicates a problem within the method.
Other contract elements that Jtest and Jcontract understand and use include:
Conditions (similar to postconditions) that apply to all of the methods in the class. An invariant violation indicates a problem with the class's implementation.
Boolean expressions about the state of the software. Each @assert expression is executed at the point in the program where the @assert tag is located. An assertion violation indicates a problem within the method.
Tags used to specify the concurrency mode in which the method can be called.
For more information about DbC see:
Jtest is a Java unit testing and static analysis tool; its general purpose is to help you ensure that any class or component is solid and correct before it is integrated into an application. Jtest's DbC-related functionality (just one part of Jtest's total functionality) helps you create a DbC contract, then automatically verifies if the class or component under test is built according to the specification incorporated into the contract. In other words, it completely automates the black-box (functionality) testing process. This DbC-specific functionality is described below.
As you create code, you incorporate specification information into it using the DbC language. Next, you compile your class as normal, then tell Jtest to test it. With the click of a button, Jtest performs the following DbC-related tasks in addition to its normal white-box (construction) testing, black-box testing, regression testing, and static analysis tasks:
For a more detailed description of this functionality, see the "Unit Testing" section.
Once all of the problems that Jtest uncovered (functionality problems, construction problems, and static analysis violations) are repaired, the class is ready to be integrated into the system. At that point, Jcontract can be used to monitor whether the class's contracts are met at runtime.
Jcontract is used to check a class or component's contracts at runtime, after you have used Jtest to verify that the class or component is solid and correct. It is complementary to Jtest, but the respective tools can be used independently of one another.
When you have thoroughly tested a class or component and are ready to integrate it into the system, recompile it with Jcontract by simply calling Jcontract's dbc_javac compiler instead of javac. For example, to instrument and compile Example.java, you would enter the following command:
dbc_javac Example.java
Jcontract then instruments the code's specification information and recompiles the class with extra bytecodes that describe how the class is supposed to work and be used.
Next, integrate the instrumented class into the system, and run the system. Jcontract watches the system as it runs, and like an X-ray machine, automatically detects contract violations. For example, if a component's DbC specification said that a particular method required positive integer inputs, Jcontract would report a violation if the system passed that method any negative inputs.
By default, contract violations found are reported in the Jcontract monitor. This monitor displays the nature of each violation as well as stack trace information.
Jcontract's degree of program interference is completely customizable. By default, Jcontract uses a non-intrusive runtime handler that reports violations found, but does not alter program execution. You can also choose a runtime handler that throws an exception when a violation occurs, choose a runtime handler that logs violations in a file, or create a customized runtime handler that is specially tailored to your needs.
Jcontract also adapts to your needs by letting you select which contract conditions you want it to instrument. This way, you can optimize program performance by having Jcontract focus on the conditions that are most important at your current stage of the development process. For example, after a well-tested class is integrated into an application, you might only want to instrument and check preconditions that verify whether the application uses the class correctly.
For a more detailed description of Jcontract's functionality, see the "System-Level Testing" section.
At this point, we have given you a brief overview of the DbC language and how Jtest and Jcontract leverage the information provided in DbC-format contracts. The remainder of this paper is dedicated to describing in detail how Jtest and Jcontract use DbC information to make the entire testing phase faster and more efficient.
Often, developers hear about unit testing and think the term refers to module testing. In other words, developers think they are performing unit testing when they take a module, or a sub-program that is part of a larger application, and test it. Module testing is important and should certainly be performed, but it is not the technique that we want to concentrate on here. When we use the term "unit testing," we are talking about testing the smallest possible unit of an application; in terms of Java, unit testing involves testing a class as soon as it is compiled.
Jtest automates all steps of the otherwise time-consuming unit testing process: it automatically creates a harness and any necessary stubs for the class under test, then performs white-box testing, black-box testing, regression testing, and static analysis. This section focuses on how Jtest uses DbC contracts in the unit testing process.
Before your tools can use DbC information, someone needs to add the contract to the code. That's why Jtest uses static analysis to guide you through the process of adding DbC comments. When you let Jtest statically analyze the .java file you are working on, Jtest applies a special set of coding standards that determine if any critical DbC comments are missing; when Jtest finds a missing comment, it reports what type of comment is missing and where each comment should be added.
The coding standards that Jtest applies include:
@post Javadoc
For example, when Jtest finds a public method without an @post condition, it reports a static analysis violation message that tells you that an @post condition should be added, and at what line it should be added. Such a violation is shown below in Figure 3.
By automatically checking contracts as part of static analysis, Jtest makes it easier to implement DbC as a team-wide or company-wide coding standard.
As we said earlier, Jtest uses the DbC specification information to automatically create and execute test cases that verify whether a class or component functions as its DbC specification says it should function. When you test a class or component with Jtest, Jtest automatically creates and executes black-box test cases as part of its normal battery of tests. Jtest designs its black-box test cases as follows:
For example, the following code contains a postcondition that describes part of the method's specification:
package examples.dynamic.dbc;
class Post
/** @post $result == a + b */
public static int add (int a, int b)
return a - b; //BUG: note it should be '+' not '-'
According to the specification, the method should return a+b. However, it actually returns a-b.
When we test this class, Jtest instruments the comments, compiles the class, analyzes the specification information, then creates and executes test cases that check whether its functionality is implemented correctly
The test results reveal that the functionality is not implemented correctly. Jtest's Test Cases window displays selected test cases that were created automatically (only the test cases that do something new [e.g., increase coverage, throw a new exception, etc.] are shown). Test Case 1 shows that the method functions as specified when the value of 0 is assigned to both a and b. However, Test Case 2 uncovers values for a and b that violate the method's postcondition contract. When the value of 7 is assigned to both a and b, the method's functionality flaw (it subtracts b from a rather than add the two values) is exposed. If the method was working correctly, Jtest would not be able to find a test case that violated the postcondition.
For a second example, let's look at a class that has a simple assertion.
package examples.dynamic.dbc;
public class Assert
public static int calculate (int size1, int size2)
int tmp = size1 * size2 - 10;
/** @assert tmp > 0 */
return tmp * 2;
When Jtest tests this class, it tries to create test cases that make the assertion fail.
Once again, Jtest automatically creates test cases that test the specified functionality and expose functionality problems. After the code is repaired, these same test cases can be replayed to determine whether or not the modifications actually repaired the problem.
DbC can also help you optimize your unit-level white-box (construction) testing with Jtest. You can use DbC comments to filter out error messages that are not relevant to the class under test.
If you document expected exceptions in the code using the @exception tag, Jtest will suppress any occurrence of that particular exception.
If you document the permissible range for valid method inputs using the @pre tag, Jtest will suppress any errors found for inputs that do not satisfy those preconditions. In addition, after you integrate the instrumented class or component into the application, Jcontract will watch the system execute and alert you if the system passes the class/component any inputs that the @pre tags describe as being "not permissible" (for more information on this functionality, see the "System-Level Testing" section below).
System-level testing can uncover different types of errors than unit testing: it can expose instances where the system misuses a class or component as well as instances where complex system interactions cause problems that were not apparent at the unit-level.
After you are confident that your class or component works correctly, recompile it with Jcontract's dbc_javac compiler, then integrate it into the system where it will be used. Next, run the system using your normal test suite. For example, if the instrumented component is part of a Web application, you would want to test all facets of the application-- including its interactions with databases and other business logic components-- to ensure that a wide range of possible interactions and uses are tested. At runtime, Jcontract checks two main things:
If performance speed is an issue, you can easily configure Jcontract so that it only instruments the contract types that you are most concerned with. This makes it easy for you to get the precise checking that you need without sacrificing performance. For example, say that you have thoroughly tested a performance-critical class at the unit level and are fairly certain that it functions correctly. You want to determine if it is used correctly within the system, but you do not want the performance hit that might arise from checking all of the class's postcondition and assertion contracts. Your best solution would be to have Jcontract instrument only the preconditions when it recompiled the class; this way, you would gain the precondition checking without a significant impact on that critical class's performance.
Design by Contract is a beneficial software development practice, but until now, the time required to implement it prevented the majority of developers from incorporating it into their development process. Jtest and Jcontract make it possible to realistically implement DbC and reap the benefits that DbC has to offer. When you use DbC along with Jtest and Jcontract:
With these tools, a small upfront investment in writing specifications (which should be written anyway) allows you to produce more reliable and reusable software in less time than ever before.
Interactive Software Engineering, "Building Bug-Free O-O Software: An Introduction to Design by ContractTM." http://www.eiffel.com/doc/manuals/technology/contract/page.html
Eldridge, G. "Java and `Design by Contract.' http://www.elj.com/eiffel/feature/dbc/java/ge/"
Kolawa, A., "Automating the Development Process." Software Development, July 2000. http://www.sdmagazine.com
ParaSoft Corporation, "Automatic Java Software and Component Testing: Using Jtest to Automate Unit Testing and Coding Standard Enforcement."
To learn more about how Jtest, Jcontract, and other ParaSoft development tools can help your department prevent and detect errors, talk to a Software Quality Specialist today at 1-888-305-0041, or visit www.parasoft.com.
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That's according to information compiled by STR presented at the Southern Lodging Summit Wednesday morning, Aug. 30, at the Cook Convention Center in Memphis. The Southern Lodging Summit is an annual event hosted by Pinkowski & Co. and the Metropolitan Memphis Hotel and Lodging Association.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee will host a Freedom Forum on criminal justice reform, voting rights and community activism Tuesday, Aug. 29, from 6 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, 3030 Poplar Ave. Hedy Weinberg, ACLU-TN executive director, will discuss ACLU's work and how community members can act in support of voting rights. Cost is free. Visit aclu-tn.org/aclu-tn-freedom-forums-2017 for details.
2016: Former President Jimmy Carter is in Memphis to lead a group of 1,500 Habitat for Humanity volunteers in building 19 new homes in the Bearwater Park subdivision in North Memphis. The subdivision is on the site of what had been the Cedar Court apartment complex. Carter was in Memphis for a similar homebuilding project the previous November, shortly after he was diagnosed with brain cancer. In an interview with The Daily News, Carter talked about the enduring problems of racism, poverty and inequality. "We have the ability, proven over history, to correct our mistakes. We gave women the right to vote and then ended slavery and saw the civil rights movement, so we've been able to correct our mistakes," he said. "But we are still seeing some mistakes now, with the disparity of opportunity between rich people and middle- and lower-class people and also between the races."
JACKSON HOLE, Wyoming (AP) – Against a backdrop of strengthening growth but chronically low inflation, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and other central bankers are taking their measure of the global economy at their annual conference in the shadow of Wyoming's Grand Teton Mountains.
State Rep. Johnnie Turner has seen what can happen when old wounds are never allowed to heal.
She's seen it most recently in clashes between neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klansmen and white supremacists and those who resisted their hatred in Charlottesville, Virginia, where a counter-protester was killed and 19 were injured when a car was intentionally driven into a group of counter protesters. Two state troopers also died in a helicopter crash that weekend.
The Memphis City Council approved a $6 million loan on Tuesday, Aug. 22, to help finance the development of a 481-space parking garage that's a key part of the $73 million Wonder Bread redevelopment.
The question of timing in removing two Confederate monuments from city parks arrives at City Hall Tuesday, Aug. 22.
A Memphis City Council resolution that would instruct the city administration to immediately remove and/or sell Confederate monuments in city parks is scheduled for discussion at the 2:15 p.m. executive session and could be added to the council agenda or voted on later at the first council session in September.
As an organizer of Saturday's "Take Them Down" rally at Health Sciences Park walked toward Union Avenue where Memphis Police had taken one of the protesters arrested there, he looked at another organizer and said, "It's time to make the call." The call was bail money for the five, soon to be six people arrested. These were the first arrests of the last week of new momentum for an issue that has risen and subsided for decades now in our city.
As he was leading tours through Crosstown Concourse this month, Todd Richardson took a small group to a set of windows for a balcony view of an addition being constructed on the north side of the property.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – The American Civil Liberties Union asked a federal judge Monday to halt a new Arkansas anti-loitering law that it says unconstitutionally targets panhandlers and that the restrictions pose the same problems as a ban on begging that was struck down last year.
The Charleston, a 284-unit apartment community on the east side of Houston Levee Road just south of U.S. 64, has sold for $27.9 million, marking a new chapter for a property that was built just last year.
NEW YORK (AP) – For Michael Rizzo, answering the phone is too often a waste of time.
His Sports City Pizza Pub in Buffalo, New York, depends on customers calling to order wings, pizza and potato skins. But much of the time, it's an automated message pushing a scam . "It's getting to the point where it's blocking other callers from coming in," the 24-year-old bar owner said.
Pyro's Fire Fresh Pizza has blazed quite a trail over the past five years by growing to five Memphis-area locations, and now co-owners Chad Foreman and Kirk Cotham are turning their sights toward expansion through the southeastern U.S.
It's almost like the first half of 2017 was a decade in the making, at least when it comes to commercial real estate. Throughout all four major sectors of the Memphis-area commercial real estate market – industrial, office, retail and multifamily – figures are consistently reaching or exceeding pre-recession marks.
Memphis City Council members Edmund Ford Jr. and Patrice Robinson have each been on the winning side of a council runoff election and share a district border along Elvis Presley Boulevard in Whitehaven.
CANTON, Miss. (AP) — The United Auto Workers faces a strong anti-union campaign from Nissan Motor Co. as it tries to gain a foothold in the union-averse South by organizing workers at the Japanese automaker's Mississippi plant.
Hello, Memphis! Young, local artists are in the spotlight this week with a couple of art shows where you can meet these talented youths and someday say, "I knew them before they were famous." Check out details on those, plus more cool events and hot happenings in The Week Ahead…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – The website of the Tennessee comptroller's office was hacked into and a message was put up by a group claiming to be the Moroccan Islamic Union-Mail.
According to WSMV-TV , the comptroller's office said its website was defaced at 9:30 a.m. Friday for about a half-hour. The comptroller's office has temporarily pulled its website offline and nothing was compromised.
Some observations from three consecutive Saturday nights on Beale Street at and after 10 p.m.
Beale Street just before 10 p.m. is about bubbles. Street vendors selling bubble guns – toy guns that shoot bubbles – do a brisk business before 10. A girl in a stroller watches with wide eyes as her finger is locked on the trigger and bubbles spew forth. By the time she reaches the middle of the block between B.B. King Boulevard and Second Street, the stream of bubbles begins to slow.
Malco Theatres' Downtown movie theater continues to take shape, with the Memphis-based cinema chain seeking its second multimillion-dollar building permit for the project in recent months.
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A year after the spontaneous protest march that ended with more than 1,000 people shutting down the Hernando DeSoto Bridge for several hours, the leader of that effort was again moving north along B.B. King Boulevard on Sunday, July 9.
A group of 14 city sanitation workers from 1968 – four still working for the city and 10 who are retired – will be getting $50,000 grants from the city, Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland announced Thursday, July 6.
NEW YORK (AP) – Dairy farmers want U.S. regulators to banish the term "soy milk," but documents show even government agencies haven't always agreed on what to call such drinks.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture "fervently" wanted to use the term "soy milk" in educational materials for the public, according to emails recently released in response to a lawsuit. That irked the Food and Drug Administration, the agency that oversees the rule defining milk as coming from healthy cows.
The three-way deal by which Memphis-based Fred's was to buy hundreds of Rite-Aid stores from Walgreens just keeps getting worse for Fred's even though the deal happened last week without Fred's. An analyst says Fred's got cut out because of questions about the corporation's viability to enter into what is an ambitious change of course for the company on a large scale.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Kremlin leaders are convinced America is intent on regime change in Russia, a fear that is feeding rising tension and military competition between the former Cold War foes, the Pentagon's intelligence arm has assessed.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A man yelled "Freedom!" as he crashed his vehicle into Arkansas' new Ten Commandments monument early Wednesday, nearly three years after he was arrested in the destruction of Oklahoma's monument at its state Capitol, authorities said.
In this week's Real Estate Recap, developers pull an $18 million permit for the Central Station overhaul, another new Downtown hotel is in the works and the new Laurelwood bookstore gets a restaurant...
A long-awaited Downtown hotel project finally takes a step forward.
The Beale Street Hotel Group has filed a $6 million building permit application with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement to build a new 115-room hotel across from AutoZone Park, home of the Memphis Redbirds.
Get ready to groove, Memphis, because this week we're welcoming the inimitable Ruthie Foster to town, along with the return of both the Juneteenth Urban Music Festival and the Soulsville Record Swap. Plus, we've got details on the state House District 95 election, free MATA rides and what else you need to know in The Week Ahead...
Eleven days after the May 27 storm that knocked out power to 188,000 homes and businesses, Memphis Light, Gas and Water officials declared victory in the recovery with a Wednesday, June 8, late afternoon Tweet: "Update: Restored."
Recovery efforts in Frayser aren't just about the weather and they didn't just start after the Memorial Day weekend storm that did plenty of damage in neighborhoods with old, large trees.
It was billed as the start of the 2018 governor's race, but the GOP's Reagan Day Dinner in Murfreesboro last week often sounded more like a tent revival.
Vote for one of these candidates and you're guaranteed a place in heaven, ran the subtext of the evening, because, after all, everyone knows only Republicans know the road to salvation.
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi is denying good schools to African American students in violation of the federal law that enabled the state to rejoin the union after the Civil War, a legal group alleged Tuesday.
Several dozen people staged a street theater protest in Overton Square Saturday, May 20, after a decoy call for a protest Downtown at the Memphis In May International Barbecue Cooking Contest.
"So while they (police) deployed their resources at BBQ fest, CCC was at Overton Square highlighting the real obscenities," Al Lewis, a member of the Memphis Coalition of Concerned Citizens, posted on Facebook Saturday afternoon.
"So while they deployed their resources at BBQ fest, CCC was at Overton Square highlighting the real obscenities," Al Lewis, a member of the Memphis Coalition of Concerned Citizens, posted on Facebook Saturday afternoon.
"So while they deployed their resources at BBQ fest, CCC was at Overton Square highlighting the real obscenities," Memphis Coalition of Concerned Citizens leader Al Lewis posted on Facebook Saturday afternoon.
BRUSSELS (AP) – European Union and U.S. officials swapped information Wednesday about threats involving air travel amid concern that the United States will soon broaden its ban on in-flight laptops and tablets to include planes from Europe.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – The National Labor Relations Board has filed another unfair labor practices complaint against Volkswagen for hiking health insurance premiums and changing working hours of employees who voted for union representation at the German automaker's only U.S. plant.
For several hours Saturday, May 6, a row of nine tents were pitched on Morris Park off Poplar Avenue in a call for a free city shelter for the homeless.
Three days of sun and mild temperatures for the Beale Street Music Festival. Not to be all "Dawn Lazarus" about the weather. Of course, it wasn't just that way over Tom Lee Park. And many of us continue to find there is life outside after you have determined your festival days may be behind you. We were all over the place this weekend including Tom Lee Park and Shelby Farms Park and backyards and trails and on a rising river. Can you still claim you were at BSMF if you were within earshot of it?
WASHINGTON (AP) – House Republicans took a major step toward their long-promised goal of unwinding the stricter financial rules created after the 2008 crisis, pushing forward sweeping legislation that would undo much of President Barack Obama's landmark banking law.
For a little over a month now, it's seemed as though almost as soon as one significant change materializes at The Commercial Appeal, another follows close behind.
Just in recent days alone, the CA's union has launched new actions against the paper – for a total of three actions now pending – related to its latest round of layoffs. Meanwhile, CA editor Louis Graham announced Wednesday, May 3, he's stepping down to take a job as the executive director of enterprise content at ALSAC.
Memphis Botanic Garden continues its 2017 Vine to Wine wine-tasting series Tuesday, March 28, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at MBG, 750 Cherry Road. This month's tasting, called "Conserve Water… Drink More Wine!" celebrates Earth Day with a selection of eco-friendly and biodynamic wines. Tickets are $30 for members and $45 for nonmembers. Visit memphisbotanicgarden.com/winetastings for details.
Three women who have made huge contributions to local women and families will be honored at the Women's Foundation for a Greater Memphis (WFGM) 2017 Annual Tribute Luncheon on Thursday, April 27, at the Memphis Cook Convention Center.
Memphis City Council members have an agenda full of hot spots Tuesday, April 11. They vote on a move to abolish the Beale Street Tourism Development Authority, check to see if both sides paying for a Memphis Zoo parking solution in Overton Park are on the same page and take a final vote to change on-street parking around FedExForum and The Orpheum Theatre to a flat fee of $10 for "special events."
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia (AP) — As part of a sweeping hunt for any accomplices of the St. Petersburg suicide bomber, investigators Wednesday rounded up seven suspected Islamic State recruiters from the Central Asia region of the former Soviet Union but found no immediate evidence of their involvement in the subway attack.
BEIRUT (AP) — The Latest on the suspected chemical attack in Syria (all times local):
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A Syrian monitoring group says the death toll from a suspected chemical weapons attack on the northern town of Khan Sheikhoun has risen to 86.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The IRS is resuming the use of private debt collectors amid a wave of telephone scams in which fake government agents tell innocent taxpayers to pay up or face jail, the tax agency announced Tuesday.
Physical bank branches these days are as much about technology and digital innovation as they are the garden-variety services that have always been a centerpiece of customer service, such as taking deposits and making loans.
Memphis-based Evolve Bank & Trust has named Mark Mosteller as its new executive vice president and chief financial officer.
Booksellers of Laurelwood is set to return in most of the same location with a smaller footprint and new owners. John Vergos of the Rendezvous and a former Memphis City Council member is among the investors bringing back the East Memphis institution that closed in February. No word on whether the new group will keep the name or go with a new name.
Innings come to an end, games come to an end, and seasons come to an end. Yet the Memphis Redbirds are forever playing against their best selves – those grand and glorious days when AutoZone Park was new and the Triple-A baseball team competed in the highest-level pro sports league in town.
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The Commercial Appeal newsroom got around 30 percent smaller Tuesday, March 28, as a result of cuts made by the newspaper's still relatively new corporate parent, Gannett Co. Inc.
The open land across Union Avenue from AutoZone Park remains just that as some of it has changed hands again. Vision Hospitality buying the land that had been the location of the Greyhound bus station at Union and Hernando. Vision Memphis LLC sold to Vision Hospitality of Knoxville for $4 million, according to a warrant deed we reviewed Monday.
Vision Hospitality Group, a Knoxville-based hotel company, just purchased a vacant parcel of land across from AutoZone Park – possibly paving the way for a new Downtown hotel just blocks from Beale Street.
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The ghost of the Luau lives on. Loeb has a new tenant for the Shops of Chickasaw Gardens called 'Ono Poke that features Hawaiian cuisine. And the restaurant will be just about on the other side of Poplar Avenue from where the Luau used to stand with its large concrete Easter Island head, Polynesian dishes and Hawaii Five-O era architecture – not the remake, the real Five-O and the real McGarrett.
While President Donald Trump's Nashville visit – including a tour of Andrew Jackson's plantation The Hermitage – drew much of the national political attention Wednesday, March 15, a much smaller observance of what would have been Jackson's 250th birthday took place in a courtroom in Memphis, the city he co-founded.
CHICAGO (AP) – Rookie doctors can work up to 24 hours straight under new work limits taking effect this summer – a move supporters say will enhance training and foes maintain will do just the opposite.
The Start Co. organization is continuing its busy start to 2017 by playing host to a group of military entrepreneurs later this month, as part of a tour designed to introduce veterans to entrepreneurship resources.
Box lunches and stained glass were the order of the day as developers of Clayborn Temple hosted the Rotary Club last month at the landmark Downtown church.
It was one in a series of events Frank Smith and Rob Thompson have hosted at the AME Church since they reopened its doors last October to explore uses for it and start a fuller renovation in time for the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in the spring of 2018.
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Project Cost: $16 million
Application Date: February 2016
When USA Today Network executive and president of The Tennessean newspaper Laura Hollingsworth came into town the day after The Commercial Appeal announced printing operations will be moving to Jackson, Tennessee, she told the staff that while no immediate plans were in place, selling the daily paper's iconic building was certainly a possibility down the road.
David Waddell will be in Florida this week for a meeting with the very first client of his namesake Memphis-based investment firm, Waddell & Associates. On the same trip down there a year ago, Waddell recalls being encouraged to "be bold" in his decisions and leadership of the firm.
The view is breathtaking. The Memphis skyline glints and gleams in the midday sun. The Pyramid casts its own unique light across the distance, and the Hernando DeSoto Bridge superstructure is an elegant silver set of curves to the west, filtered through bare trees. It's a view you need a hard hat to see from the top of the massive heat recovery steam generator at the Tennessee Valley Authority's Allen Steam Plant, under construction in southwest Memphis.
Four of the 81 citizens on the City Hall escort list filed suit against the city of Memphis Wednesday, Feb. 22, in federal court alleging the city has violated a 1978 consent decree "preventing domestic surveillance of lawful and peaceful protests and exercise of First Amendment rights."
Memphis City Council members take their first vote Tuesday, Feb. 21, on changes to the city's impasse ordinance.
The ordinance is a set of rules governing how the council settles deadlocked contract talks between the city administration and municipal labor unions without the council venturing into negotiations between the two sides.
In a special staff meeting this week at The Commercial Appeal, USA Today Network executive and president of The Tennessean newspaper Laura Hollingsworth was asked whether The CA's corporate parent might sell its longtime home at 495 Union Ave.
ANF Architects will hold an opening reception for Jin H. Powell's "See Me, Hear Me, I Am Human" exhibition Friday, Feb. 10, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at ANF, 1500 Union Ave. On display through March 9, Powell's works tell the story of "comfort women," women who were forced into sexual slavery by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. For details, email email@example.com.
I knew winter was out there hiding somewhere. Just waiting for you to leave your coat at home in a flush of spring fever, bounding out of work Wednesday afternoon to find spring has hit the highway. But where does spring go on its spring break? The Suns were in Memphis Wednesday evening – the Phoenix Suns, that is. They lost to the Grizz at the Forum 110 – 91.
Memphis City Council members will consider an amendment Tuesday, Feb. 7, to plans for a 150-room hotel on the northwest corner of Madison Avenue and B.B. King Boulevard.
The change by Wessman Holdings LLC for the Leader Federal Bank building and the two-story building next to it on the corner would add a new nine-story building past the corner on the B.B. King side.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Holding firm to his immigration order, President Donald Trump on Monday denied it was to blame for chaos at the nation's airports over the weekend, instead pointing to computer glitches, protesters and even the "tears of Senator Schumer."
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – Arkansas is poised to become the third state to ban a commonly used second-trimester abortion procedure under restrictions lawmakers approved Thursday that are expected to face a legal challenge.
WASHINGTON (AP) – President Donald Trump moved to pull the United States out of the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact Monday, dealing a quick blow to Barack Obama's legacy as the new chief executive began fulfilling campaign promises in his first full week in office.
NASHVILLE – A debate could be brewing in the General Assembly this session over increasing Tennessee's minimum wage.
Democratic Rep. G.A. Hardaway of Memphis is pushing legislation to more than double the federal rate of $7.25 per hour, calling low wages more than an economic matter.
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A busy King holiday weekend that reflects what the week as a whole will probably be like at least politically. The weather is anyone's guess. A group of about 40 people protested at the entrance to the Valero refinery in South Memphis Monday afternoon and a dozen were arrested by Memphis police.
FLAT ROCK, Mich. (AP) – The auto industry's relationship with President-elect Donald Trump took a dramatic turn Tuesday as Ford Motor Co. decided to shift investment dollars targeted for Mexico to the U.S., while Trump threatened General Motors with a tax on some imported small cars.
Good morning, Memphis – and happy 2017! If you've made a new year's resolution, chances are there's an event this week to help you along the way. Want to get fit? Check out the Memphis Bike Swap. Vowing to read more? Try the BookTini Book Club launch. And that's just a taste of what's happening in The Week Ahead…
For foodies and lovers of memorable culinary experiences like Stephanie Ferreira, the community around it all tends to be talked about with as much passion sometimes as the food and drink.
Like all tribes, foodies like Ferreira – who runs her family's small event planning and floral businesses and who also has founded the new wine, food and music festival Vintage901 – speak a common language. They also share an interest in enjoying and enlightening themselves and each other about their passion.
Tickets are now on sale for Vintage901, a new wine festival coming to Memphis March 10-12.
Each day of the event will represent a unique wine, food and music experience.
The March 10 event, Opening Toast and Perfect Pairings, will be hosted at the Halloran Centre for Performing Arts, 225 S. Main St., from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. The event's grand sommelier, Laurie Forster, will present the opening toast at the start of a three-course dinner provided by Restaurant Iris, and entertainment will be provided by international jazz sensation Monty Alexander.
Death claimed transcendent political figures in 2016, including Cuba's revolutionary leader and Thailand's longtime king, but also took away royals of a different sort: kings of pop music, from Prince and David Bowie to George Michael.
ATLANTA (AP) – Forget ordering online weeks in advance or dashing out to the drug store for a gift card on Christmas Eve. Procrastinating holiday shoppers are finding a haven online as retailers ramp up expedited shipping and same-day delivery services.
Good morning, Memphis! With only a few days left until Christmas, sparkling lights and holiday happenings are taking place citywide – and that's not all that's taking place this week, as the Memphis Tigers go bowling and the Electoral College makes the presidential election official. Check out what else you need to know in The Week Ahead…
As executive director of nonprofit HopeWorks, Ron Wade has to be practical. And helping people get their education and find employment is about as practical as it gets.
In some ways, a year and a half of local protests, turbulence and questions about police conduct came full circle Wednesday, Nov. 30, in Hickory Hill.
A U.S. Justice Department panel investigating the Memphis Police Department heard from more than two dozen people among a room of 50 at Hickory Hill Community Center.
WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) – Pilots for a cargo airline that carries packages for Amazon and DHL went on strike Tuesday, potentially causing delivery delays just as the holiday shopping season swings into high gear.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – A labor union was kept barred from protesting or demonstrating at Wal-Mart's stores and offices in Arkansas after the state's highest court on Thursday scaled back a judge's order prohibiting the group from entering the retail giant's property for anything other than shopping.
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All Blacks superstar Sonny Bill Williams is set to make his highly-anticipated return to frontline action for the Blues in the coming weeks.
Williams has been sidelined for nearly nine months since suffering a serious Achilles injury while on duty with the New Zealand Sevens team at last year's Rio Olympics.
After completing an intensive and often innovative rehabilitation programme, the 33-Test cap All Blacks could even make his comeback as early as this weekend when the Blues are set to take on the Highlanders in round seven of Super Rugby.
Blues coach Tana Umaga expressed cautious optimism that Williams would be back sooner rather than later.
"It's looking good. He has been training with us, and it's how he feels after he trains," Umaga told a New Zealand radio station. "If he can get many days where he feels good after training, then that's the process we're going through at the moment, where he's pain-free after one training, and then he can get through a whole week of training.
"It's good (for him) to be back, but it's hard to say whether it's this weekend, next weekend or after the bye."
Williams has occasionally divided opinion as the result of the regularity with which he has changed teams and codes (rugby league, rugby union and sevens), while also dabbling in the boxing ring.
However, there can be no denying that the prolifically talented utility back would provide a major boost to a Blues team that has endured an up-and-down start to the Super Rugby season.
Williams signed a three-year-deal with the Blues last June, but his debut has been delayed as he completed his recovery from that long-term injury.
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"Anger is like a thorn in the heart...the roar of my courage and the cold sweat of my fear." ~Luca
Pyromania is an impulse control disorder [1] in which individuals repeatedly fail to resist impulses to deliberately start fires, [1] in order to relieve tension or for instant gratification.
Damon Luca, or Luca as they called him. I thought of him more as Damien, the fucking devil within these walls that now is my life. Dark, broody, and deadly to any woman. Mind-blowing, soul-shaking, raw sex appeal. He was a tall statured boy with broad shoulders and a pair of green eyes that set my soul on fire. His inky black hair framed his hard, chiseled features. He had the type of body that had no business being on a seventeen-year-old. I knew that once he fully developed, he'd be nothing short of drop-dead gorgeous. As I said...deadly on the eyes...and dangerous for your heart.
My name is Allison. I met Luca through an unfortunate event when we were younger. I'm now twenty-four, and this is my story. My fucked up life. It's not a pretty one. Then again, the most interesting ones aren't...are they? This isn't your usual love story. Anything but. There are no blue skies, rainbows, or unicorns. Only him...my own personal arsonist. He had the ability to set my panties on fire, leave my body smoldering, and turn my heart into burning embers. He scared the hell out of me, made me feel. He opened my eyes to the world of twisted love. But love no less. This scary, beautiful man stole my heart from a young, tender age and refused to give it back. Here's our story…
This story is deep, dark, and deals with real scars and growth because of them.
I was so looking forward to reading and reviewing Luca. I've been waiting for months since Gina first announced it and I loved her books, Saving Abel and Forgiving Gia. With that being said, Luca was severely lacking in my eyes. I truly couldn't connect with Allison and Luca's characters and I'm still confused as to why that is.
"My name is Allison. And this is my story. It's not a pretty one. Then again, the most interesting ones aren't...are they? This isn't your usual love story. There are no blue skies, rainbows, or unicorns. Only him...my own person fire-starter."
Allison and Luca meet in a rehab/treatment facility as teenagers. There is an insta-love/attraction vibe going on for both of them. Allison is recovering from a sexual trauma and Luca is trying to overcome pyromania. There's not much as far as therapy for the issues they're experiencing. I guess I was looking for more of their back-stories. Why is Luca a pyromaniac? Why did Allison's parents send her to a treatment facility? She's known as the "emo girl" but I feel like we need more about her.
"She grounded me. Took the breath out of me. She is my light. My spark. The need to be her sentinel...her guardian...her everything was suffocating."
Seven years later (in part two) Luca and Allison haven't seen each other since treatment. They've never gotten over their love for one another but she's trying to move on and Luca is determined to find his way back to her. They find each other and all is well. Insta-happiness. At 94%, I knew something was going to happen and it did. The ending felt completely rushed and not well thought-out. The book ended with me longing for more of this story. I'm sure it will have another installment, at least I hope so but there was no "to be continued..." to be seen.
I really hope Gina gives us more of the story besides Oliver's (Allison's best friend) book. Luca and Allison need more and how it ended did not sit well with me at all. I also feel that Luca could have gone through another thorough edit since there were many grammatical and spelling mistakes. I'm not giving up on Gina's books. I still want to read more of Abel and Gia's story whenever that may come.


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In a time of big money politics with public participation on the wane, educators, news media and some old guard politicians have come together in hopes of enlightening and engaging Utah voters.
On Monday, they announced the creation of the Utah Debate Commission, a nonpartisan organization that will plan, stage and televise political debates for federal and statewide offices every election cycle. Organizers say the commission will provide an ordered process for debates and give equal opportunities to qualified candidates to get their message to voters.
"It's our hope that candidates, parties and voters will help create a culture of debating in Utah that will enhance the electoral process for all," said former Gov. Olene Walker, a Republican. "We ask voters to encourage candidates to come together with their opponents in a debate setting and allow voters to hear their views on the pressing issues facing our state."


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School of Communication
The School of Communication, through the College of Liberal Arts, offers undergraduate degrees in Communication Studies and Pre-Professional Speech-Language Pathology, an M.A. in Speech-Language Pathology and the Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.).
The department also serves the community through its Speech and Hearing Center and it administers Louisiana Tech University's award-winning debate program.
The School of Communication, housed in Robinson Hall, Davison, and Keeny has the largest and most competitive graduate enrollment of any masters program in the College of Liberal Arts and has the only doctoral program in the College of Liberal Arts, the Doctor of Audiology. The Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology programs are major academic components of the Department of Communication Disorders. The master's program in Speech-Language Pathology and the doctoral program in Audiology are accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation of the American Speech Language and Hearing Association.
Click on the link for information concerning Louisiana Tech services for Individuals with Disabilities.
School of Communication Strategic Plan 2012-2017
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Jacob Sommers and Michael Arnold, both 2nd-year Audiology students, attended the 2017 American Academy of Audiology (AAA) Conference in Indianapolis this year. They had the opportunity to interact and network with other Student Academy of Audiology (SAA) members as well as AAA members and potential employers. Jacob, who is a graduate of the 2016 Future Leaders of Audiology Student Conference (FLASC), was selected to attend the first ever Student Leaders of Audiology Conference (SLAC) in Indianapolis this year. Both students represented Louisiana Tech Audiology in a great way and are already planning to attend next year's conference which will be in Nashville.
Students Present Research Projects at the 2016 LAA Professional Conference
Hayden Holtzclaw, Melissa De La O, Brooke Carsey, and Rachel McGee represented the Au.D. program of Louisiana Tech University in outstanding fashion at the 2016 Louisiana Academy of Audiology Professional Conference. Each student presented their research projects to a full audience of audiologists and fellow students. The presentations were the highlight of the student research forum where Au.D. students were invited to present their research ideas and findings. Each student was given ten minutes to share their research ideas to the audience, and at the conclusion answer questions. Their presentations stimulated much discussion and highlighted the ongoing student research that our department supports.
2016 Louisiana Academy of Audiology Student Scholarship Recipient
We would like to congratulate Hayden Holtzclaw for his recognition and awarding of the 2016 Louisiana Academy of Audiology Student Scholarship. The $500.00 scholarship is awarded to one outstanding full-time graduate student enrolled at Louisiana Tech University and Louisiana State University Health and Sciences Center. The scholarship application process is selective and based on academic and clinical achievement.
Press Release
The Louisiana Tech University Speech and Hearing Center (LTSHC) announces the addition
of a satellite space for use in additional assessment and treatment of speech-language
and hearing interventions. The space is housed in the Robert H. Rawle Enterprise Center,
509 W. Alabama Ave. Ruston, LA 71270. The LTSHC offers speech and hearing assessments,
therapeutic intervention, hearing aid dispensing, and tinnitus management.
The LTSHC has also begun two new assessment programs on the Tech campus in our Robinson Hall clinic. The Department of Communication Disorders now offers vestibular testing/rehabilitation and augmentative communication evaluations. These two components add to the wide array of speech and hearing assessment and therapy already offered at both sites.
For further information regarding the LTSHC, please contact either clinic site. The Robinson Hall clinic can be reached at 318-257-4766 and the Rawle Enterprise Center clinic at 318-257-2438.
The Spirit Reins Equine Center and Hippotherapy
The Louisiana Tech University Speech-Language Pathology graduate students and faculty visited Spirit Reins Equine Center in Harrisonburg, Louisiana. Anna Costanza Borne, M.A., CCC-SLP, Louisiana Tech graduate and one of the founders of the non-profit organization, is a Speech-Language Pathologist who conducts speech and language therapy with clients incorporating equine movement otherwise known as hippotherapy. "Hippo" is the ancient Greek word for horse. Anna is trained to use hippotherapy as a treatment strategy to address her clients' speech and language deficits. The beautiful farm is owned by her parents who care for the horses and property. Two 12-week sessions are held twice a year for approximately 20 clients with multiple disorders such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Cerebral Palsy, Down syndrome, Apraxia, developmental delays, and Joubert's syndrome. Anna explained the impact equine movement has while treating clients' speech and language disorders. Clients are motivated using multiple sensory inputs during therapy. During therapy sessions, a trained handler for each horse is present leading the horse while Anna focuses on the needs of the client. Her therapy setting includes an arena with a variety of therapy materials and sensory reinforcements as well as a trail ride with intermittent mailboxes housing additional therapy stimuli. Anna's passion for her clients and the progress she has witnessed in this setting was inspiring.
Brenda L. Heiman, Ph.D., Director
306 Robinson Hall
P.O. Box 3165
Ruston, LA 71272
Phone: (318) 257-4764
Fax: (318) 257-4492
The School of Communication Strategic Plan can be obtained by submitting a written request to Dr. Brenda Heiman at P.O. Box 3165, Ruston, LA 71272.
Note: Individuals are treated in a nondiscriminatory manner-that is, without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national or ethnic origin, disability, age, sexual orientation, genetic information, citizenship, or status as a covered veteran. The institution and program comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and executive orders pertaining thereto.


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Today, we'll talk about tips on how to find a real psychic medium. Among loads of legitimate psychic mediums, there are still the fraudsters out there. That's why it becomes more difficult for the search of the trusted readers. Word of mouth recommendations may be really helpful, but there is still a relatively small percentage of the population, which comes with a genuine reading.
The first thing is that you must understand what a psychic medium is. In fact, she is the one blessed with ESP, like clairvoyance, telepathy, and precognition/prophecy, as well as having the ability to get in touch with the dead. Nowadays, someone who claims to be mediums, but they only own psychic abilities in reality.
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One of the best ways to find real psychic mediums is to check their "circle of trust." What does it mean? Looking at their profile on Facebook, Twitter, or other social networks is a good starting point. Don't forget to see a lot of feedback about their work, methods, specialization, etc. for more information. Let's check what other clients tell about them! Anonymous reviews with the first name should carry less weight than those who put their reviews with full name.
Check to see if the psychic medium has an established business or not. Of course, informative website, Facebook page, and credit card processing are all important to take into account here. Cash with very little information on their sites can be a red flag. There is no need to check a storefront, as most the readers from their home or provide the chat online/phone readings.
Remember to look for lines of communication. Do the advisors have an email address or phone number? Will they answer every general question prior to the chat? Don't expect any instant replies because a good medium may be busy at times.
How To Find A Real Psychic Medium – Refunds
Remember that the best psychic mediums cannot even make a recognizable connection every time. Both you and the medium can know if it just is not working for some reason. So, how about their refund policy if no connection is well made, therefore no real service is provided? Check it! But, never expect a refund for the late cancellations.
Gut feeling
On the way to find real psychic medium readings, how do you feel about the selected reader? Don't worry! The spirit guides inside strive to help you make an informed decision. Your "gut feeling" is certainly your own soul with the information from the spirit guides. And it is in charge of telling you what the best direction to go is. See their website, photo and read their bio for a while. Then, ask your guides whether here is a good choice for you or not! Follow whatever your own soul says.
This may be misleading for a few reasons. Name recognition, high search engine rankings, television shows, and "Facebook likes" prove nothing. They're not necessarily an exact measure of legitimacy. To me, there are some very famous mediums who are legit and some who are not. Regardless of their popularity, how to find a real psychic medium should be made, depending on the criteria mentioned in the previous paragraphs.


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Thanks, Glasgow - it's been a lot of fun
Glasgow has produced a very tidy Commonwealth Games, thank you very much.
We've heard a lot about how Glaswegians like to do things a little differently, and they've definitely put their own spin on the Friendly Games.
There's been a lot of fun, and not a lot of fuss.
The hardness of the city has been contrasted by the absolute brilliance of the people involved with making the Games work.
During the past two weeks, I haven't met a single volunteer, official or security guard who wasn't genuinely polite and friendly and helpful.
Trust me when I say that this is not always the case when covering big events.
Nothing has been a problem and, if the Scottish people get to the end of the Games feeling an enormous amount of pride in their accomplishment, it will be well deserved.
I've got a lot of highlights from the past couple of weeks.
Working alongside a great bunch of professionals ranks right up there - you might be surprised to learn that egos can sometimes be an issue in the media, but there's been none of that on this assignment.
The sports I've covered have been exciting and vibrant.
I've already written in this column about the satisfaction I've had from being on hand to see track riders I've been covering for years doing so well at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome.
The beauty of time zones, newspaper deadlines and travel mean that at time of writing there is still a day and a half of the Games to go, but to date I've been lucky to cover 14 New Zealand medals - 11 on the track and three at the weightlifting.
Five of those were golds - the men's team sprint, Sam Webster's individual sprint, Tom Scully in the points race, Shane Archbold in the scratch race and the redemption medal in the lifting to Richie Patterson.
As I write this I'm sitting in a media tent at a rain-drenched hockey venue waiting for the women's Black Sticks to play their bronze medal match against South Africa.
Hopefully, by the time you've read this I will have also been on hand to cover the Silver Ferns defending their gold medal against Australia.
Regardless, a couple of notable exceptions aside, it's been a great Games for New Zealand, and a real privilege to be here covering it.
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