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This page introduces new API. The central part of the API is an abstraction of a generic tree of (usually) versioned nodes -- where each node is a file or directory, with properties.
We already have a generic tree-editing API (svn_delta_editor_t, svn_editor_t). It will be beneficial to have a generic tree-access API as well. The idea is that code can use the same interface to examine the WC base, the WC working state, revision X in a repository, or any other concrete or virtual tree that we may decide to implement. Use of a common API can reduce code duplication, improving consistency of behaviour, simplifying maintenance and reducing bugs. It should be possible to write operations that combine generic trees, such as traversing two trees in parallel, diffing and patching trees. Then we could, for example, extend 'svn diff' to be able to compare any two arbitrary trees, related or not, such as the unversioned tree '/tmp/saved-tests' against the WC tree 'wc/subversion/tests'. Instead of doing this by writing several more variants of the current three subroutines (WC/WC, WC/repos, repos/repos), in principle we would need just one diff subroutine that takes two Tree objects as input. Another goal here is to facilitate writing a three-way merge that fully supports moves and renames.
Key ideas:
- Provide a generic reference to a tree and to a tree-node.
- Read a node's basic attributes: kind, properties, text, children.
- Traverse a tree, visiting each node.
- Traverse two trees in parallel.
- Enable the user to associate a node-id with each node in a tree.
- Traverse two trees, matching up nodes by their node-id; thus enable tracking of renames between related trees.
- Diff two trees, producing a tree edit (svn_editor_t?).
- Patch a tree with a tree edit (svn_editor_t?), producing a tree.
- Allow write access to a tree.
Source Code
Implementations of RA trees, WC trees, disk trees:
Push vs Pull
This is a "pull" interface -- the flow of control pulls data from a tree (when reading, that is), in contrast to using svn_editor_t to read a tree, the data is pushed and therefor the producer is in control of the order of traversal etc.
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Tree Classes
Abstract representation of a tree of svn_tree_node_t.
This object presents an interface for referring to, accessing and traversing a tree, usually a versioned tree, of the kind of nodes that Subversion versions.
A tree always has a root node: a completely empty tree is not allowed.
An implementation of this interface could represent, among other trees:
- a tree in some revision of a repository,
- the base or working version of a Working Copy tree,
- an unversioned tree on disk (presumably without properties),
- a temporary tree in memory, constructed on the fly.
- find node by relpath
Abstract representation of a tree node.
- Each node is a file, a directory or a symbolic link, and has a set of properties.
- relpath (relative to root of the tree)
- kind (dir, file, symlink)
- read props
read children -> list of svn_tree_node_t
- read text
Operations On Trees
- Walk a tree -- visit each directory or each node
- Walk two trees in parallel
- Diff two trees, generating an edit stream (svn_editor_t?)
- Patch a tree with an edit stream (svn_editor_t?), generating a new tree
Tree Walking
Let's use the style of Python's os.walk(dir_path). That is:
- Visit each directory rather than every node.
- At each visit, provide both the list of children that are subdirectories and the list of non-directory children ("files").
- If walking in depth-first (top-down) order, potentially allow the callback to modify the list of subdirectories before we recurse into them.
The Python style is that the walker acts as a "generator" of (dir_path, subdirs[], files[]) tuples. Implementing in C for Subversion, we'll use a callback "visitor" function instead, receiving those things as arguments, and also receiving a baton for closure.
Benefits of a per-dir walk:
- Efficient -- certain operations can be once per directory rather than once per node.
- Extensible -- For example, if the callback can modify the list of subdirs to be walked, it can control the depth of recursion and the order of visiting, and even to do things like notify the walker about directories that it has removed or new directories that it has added.
- Easy to create a wrapper that provides per-node visiting on top of this, whereas wrapping in the opposite direction is not easy.
Open-dir / close-dir:
- This kind of walking with a single "visitor" callback can't easily provide "open-dir" and "close-dir" notifications.
- In top-down per-dir walk, "open-dir" is implicit: each visit implies an open-dir; in a bottom-up walk, each visit implies a close-dir.
- It would be possible to add specific notifications of both "open" and "close" if necessary, with additional callbacks.
Traversal order:
- Hierarchical (top-down or bottom-up) order makes sense when traversing a single tree.
- For parallel traversal of two (or more) trees, when moves/renames involved, it doesn't: at most one of the trees can be traversed in hierarchical order, and the other(s) need "random access" to follow moves of corresponding nodes.
- For parallel traversal, other options include:
- node-id order


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OUTKAST star ANDRE '3000' BENJAMIN has helped his son Seven become such a connoisseur of fashion, he refuses to wear clothes without inspecting the quality of the fabric.
The HEY YA! hitmaker, who has often been lauded for his own sense of style, is proud to note that his seven-year-old son, whose mother is singer Erykah Badu, is following in his footsteps.
He says, "We went shopping the other day for little suits for him to wear to church with my mom. I was trying to explain to him what makes one suit better than another and get him to feel the fabric and see the difference. So now he has this thing where he says, 'I've got to feel the fabric.'
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The Lancaster JetHawks scored in each of the first five innings Thursday night to defeat the Storm, 10-4, and avoid a sweep at Clear Channel Stadium.
Cory Spangenberg continued his recent hot streak with a 2-for-3 night and two doubles. Right fielder Yeison Asencio went 3-for-4, but the Storm (11-22) couldn't overcome a 12-hit night by the JetHawks (19-15).
The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for the Storm, who were looking for their first sweep of the season.
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Flo from London.
Here's a procedure I use with PS 5.5. It's a few years old from the old Andy Art site which is now part of screaming something or other. There are probably better ways to do it now but this works okay as an old *Photoshop only* solution.
1. In the Channels palette create a new channel.
2. Use the marquee tool to draw a rectangular selection to whichever size you need. Fill the rectangle with white.
3. Select all. Select Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur. Start with a setting of 5 and play around with it until you get the 'roundness' you want.
4. Adjust the levels - CTRL-L - to 120, 1.0, 140. That's your rounded selection.
<<There's another half-step somewhere along here but my machine is going buggy now (poor thing worked hard today) and I can't start Photoshop right now but if I can figure it out anybody can>>
5. Go back to the main palette and load the selection you just created with CTRL-ALT-4. From here you can fill it, stroke it, paste something into it, whatever.
Seems clunky but actually quite simple once you go through it once or twice.
This is Navin from India. You can easily draw rounded corner rectangle with PHOTOSHOP. Just do these steps
1. Create a new Transparent Canvas.
2. From drawing tools click Rectangle drawing tool there is four options viz Rectangle, Rounded Rectangle, Ellipse, Polygon, Line, Custom Shape tools.
3. Select Rounded Rectangle tools.
4. Draw Rounded Rectangle.
5. Resterize the shape from Layer>Resterize>Shape.
6. After this Press Alt+Ctrl+Shift+S keys to optimise your Image.
7. Select image type GIF & Matte should be as same as your Background colour where you will place the Image
I think it will help you. In case you need my help further please feel very free to ask me.
If you are going with navin's way, then you may want to play around with the radius size.


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I applied through a recruiter. The process took a week. I interviewed at Taycor Financial (Los Angeles, CA) in January 2017.
Quick and direct process. No beating around the bush. Spoke with the President of the company who was very thorough with his information on what the job entails. I was slightly thrown off because of how genuine and descriptive he was. Most job interviews have you fishing for the right information, but they lay it all out at Taycor.
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I applied through other source. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Taycor Financial (Los Angeles, CA) in October 2015.
Started off with a phone call to give me a little information about the job and to see if I was ok with the job description and then set up a 1 on 1 interview.
It was a pretty basic interview to get to know each other face to face and if we could both work together. Is this somewhere I would want to work and for Taycor if Im someone they could work with. Along with laying out the job description and whats expected.
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Taycor Financial.
Over the past few months I have been searching online for job opportunities to start once I graduate this June. I didn't think it would be too difficult but for some reason every job I found of interest on job posting sites ended up being a huge scam. After a bunch of discouraging let downs, I was relieved to interview with Taycor.
Taycor, unlike the others I've found, was not a scam and the interview was one of the best I've had. It was a group interview and lasted about an hour. We met a few executives and learned a lot about the company. The environment was a little competitive, but I did my best to stand out of the crowd. It has only been a couple days and I haven't heard back yet, but I'm hoping I get the chance for a second interview... fingers crossed!
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I applied online. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Taycor Financial (Los Angeles, CA) in February 2012.
I learned about the Jr. Account Executive position through the company website although I initially learned about the company a few years ago through my university's career website. After reading the job description I emailed the company with my resume and within that same day I received a phone call and was able to set up the first interview. I immediately received an email confirming my interview with an address and parking instructions that turned out to be really helpful.
Upon arriving at the office I was immediately greeted by the interviewer who was also the person with whom I had set up my interview with. He directed me to the conference room and began the interview. The interview held in the conference room was one to one and very straight to the point of getting to know the interviewee. My interviewer did an extremely well job of explaining recent changes made to make the company in order to make it more efficient. I was also able to learn about an available marketing position I was unaware of which as it turns out is extremely crucial to the success of the company. All of my questions concerning how the company conducts business were answered very thoroughly. I was even able to get some feedback on how to improve my resume. The only thing that was left unclear was the expectations of the second part of the interview, which is this review.
The overall feeling of this interview was good as it gave a great representation of the company and the professionalism in which it conducts all aspects of its business.
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I applied online. The process took a week. I interviewed at Taycor Financial.
Found the job on the company website, applied by emailing my resume. Received an email a day later to set up a phone interview. We scheduled a phone interview for the next day. Phone interview went well, the interviewer was friendly and informative. Scheduled an in-person interview for the following week, and got an offer a few days later.
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The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Taycor Financial in February 2012.
Aside from Taycor Financials' high standing in the business world, the company has one of best website layouts I have seen compared to other equipment leasing and financing companies in the Los Angeles and Orange County area. These two qualities about Taycor Financial encouraged me to apply for the Jr. Account Executive position. The day after I applied, Taycor promptly called back. We scheduled a face-to-face interview for the following day.
The day of the interview was a great learning opportunity for the company and myself to evaluate if I would be a good fit with the culture and goals of Taycor Financial. The environment seemed to have a balanced blend of professionalism and friendly staff. The interviewer laid down the overview of two open positions: a Jr. Account Executive and Marketing Assistant position. I learned that the Jr. Account Executive position would be primarily calling potential customers to find new leads. The Marketing Assistant position was also very attractive because they are using technology in new innovative ways to reach larger audiences. The interviewer shared that one of the most important qualities in a candidate for Taycor Financial is cooperation with the team. It is imperative to remain on the task at hand and stick to the formula that has been proven to profit. I would encourage other candidates to apply if they can do this well. Overall the entire experience was quick and informative.
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Princeton, NJ.
" The late Soviet physicist Zeldovich was renowned for the breadth as well as the depth of his understanding. He brought an extraordinary range of insights to bear upon his central interest, which was the fonnation of structure in the universe. One of the last papers that he published is characteristic of him: It contains miniature courses on turbulence and on the hydrodynamics of self-gravitating systems as a fresh discussion of the cosmological problems at hand.
S.F. Shandarin, Ya.B. Zeldovich, "The large-scale structure of the universe: turbulence, intennittency, structures in a self-gravitating medium," Reviews of Modern Physics, 61, 185-220, April1989. (Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R., Moscow; Institut fur Astrophysik, Garching bei Munchen, F.R.G;)
Silicon technology has won out over a host of potential rivals for the implementation of computing machines, although some of these rivals looked quite promising and stimulated large research and development efforts. The underlying reasons for the success of silicon technology, and the lessons that may be drawn from it, are reviewed in a recent work.
R.W. Keyes,. "Physics of digital devices," Reviews of Modern Physics, 61, 279-87, April 1989. (IBM Research Division, Yorktown Heights, N.Y)
A work has appeared that should prove to be the standard reference for the gross electronic structure of the new high-temperature superconductors (that is, the "chemical" structure, which is necessary but not necessarily sufficient for an understanding of the possibly subtler correlations that are responsible for the superconductivity).
W.E. Pickett, "Electronic structure of the high-temperature oxide superconductors," Reviews of Modern Physics, 61, 433-512, April 1989. (Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, D.C.)


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Peter Jackson's "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" ruled the U.S. box office this weekend, rolling up $73.6 million and dethroning Disney's kids movie "Frozen."
It didn't match last year's December record $85 million debut of the first film in the trilogy, "Unexpected Journey, but "Smaug" faced much tougher competition and is now in some impressive company. "I am Legend" ($77.2 million) and "Avatar" ($77 million) are the only movies to open bigger in December.
Disney Animation's "Frozen" held strongly and skated to $22.3 million, raising its domestic total after three weeks of wide release to $165 million. It easily beat out "Tyler Perry's a Madea Christmas," which brought in $16.1 million, for third.
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"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" was next with $13.2 million, and is now up to $357 million domestically. The Jennifer Lawrence sequel's worldwide grosses hit $739 million, passing the $691 million total of "The Hunger Games."
Meanwhile, Sony's Oscar frontrunner "American Hustle" rolled out with $690,000 from six theaters for a $115,000 per-theater average, the year's biggest limited debut (though "Frozen" took in $243,000 from a special stage show).
"The Desolation of Smaug" would have done even better were it not for a major storm that hit much of the East Coast on Saturday, keeping many potential moviegoers at home.
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"We probably lost a couple of million there," said distribution chief Dan Fellman of Warner Bros., which produced the film along with New Line and MGM. "But we hung in there and obviously we're very pleased with this showing. It's looking even stronger internationally, so we think we've got another billion-dollar movie."
"An Unexpected Journey" brought in $1.07 billion last year, with more than $700 million of that coming from abroad where the sequel is expected to be even stronger. It opened at No. 1 in 49 foreign markets this weekend and brought in $131.2 million.
Domestically, "Smaug" benefited greatly from ticket premiums from 3D, along with high-frame-rate and large-format screenings. Forty-nine percent of the haul came from 3D, and all of the top 10 grossing theaters featured Imax, which accounted for $9 million. Premium large format screens accounted for 21 percent of the total gross, with eight percent generated by PLF auditoriums, led by Cinemark XD, and Imax's 13 percent.
Men accounted for 60 percent of the audience at the 3,903 theaters ("Unexpected Journey" was on more than 4,000), and 64 percent were over the age of 25. They gave it an "A-" CinemaScore.
The storyline continues the events of "An Unexpected Journey," in which the hobbit Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) travels with the wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen) and 13 dwarves led by Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage) to combat the dragon Smaug (Benedict Cumberbatch).
Jackson produces and wrote the screenplay with his longtime collaborators and "Lord of the Rings" co-writers Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens, and Guillermo del Toro, originally chosen to direct the "Hobbit" films.
Evangeline Lilly co-stars, along with Lee Pace, Luke Evans, Ken Stott, James Nesbitt and Orlando Bloom.
Warner Bros., New Line and MGM are hoping audiences will make "The Hobbit' a holiday tradition. The third film, "There and Back Again," is scheduled to be released in this same slot next year.
It wasn't exactly a lump of coal in their stocking, but Tyler and Lionsgate – who have released 16 movies together – had hoped for a better start for "A Madea Christmas." Perry's previous Madea movies have on average opened to $28 million, and his last one, 2012's "Madea's Witness Protection," opened to $25 million.
The audience, which broke down 67 percent female and was 63 percent over the age of 25, gave it an "A-" CinemaScore. That, and the film's holiday theme, offers hope that it can perform steadily for the next few weeks.
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"Thor: The Dark World" ($2.7 million), Relativity's Christian Bale drama "Out of the Furnace" ($2.3 million) and DreamWorks' Vince Vaughn comedy "Delivery Man" ($2 million) followed. Disney's Marvel superhero sequel is about to cross $200 million domestically and has taken in $620 million worldwide since opening six weeks ago.
Oscar hopefuls "Philomena" and "The Book Thief" were next, with Open Road Film's action thriller "Homefront" rounding out the top ten.
"Hours," one of the final films of the late Paul Walker, debuted softly on 16 screens with about $51,000. Distributor Pantelion has said it will donate portions of the film's box office to the actor's charity Reach Out Worldwide. "Hours" was completed months before the Nov. 30 auto crash that took Walker's life.


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Alternative Title: snake-antelope dance
Learn about this topic in these articles:
Hopi culture
The most widely publicized of Hopi rituals was the Snake Dance, held annually in late August, during which the performers danced with live snakes in their mouths. Although part of the Snake Dance was performed in public, visitors saw only a brief, though exciting, portion of a lengthy ceremony, most of which was conducted privately in kivas.
One of the most famous ceremonies is the snake-antelope dance of the Hopi in Arizona, a rite in which snakes are released in the four directions to seek rain. It includes swaying dancing to rattles and guttural chant, circling of the plaza with snakes, and ceremonial sprinkling of corn meal on the principal dancers by women of the snake clan. Masked dancers are a striking feature of Pueblo...
Native American religions
...efforts to rejuvenate traditional ways can seem pale and pathetic to those who remember earlier days. Yet some elders reject this pessimism. Instead, they note that there was a community where a snake dance was once performed, but the ceremony became extinct. Anthropologists expressed alarm, but an elder insisted that people should not be disturbed. "If it was lost it was because we...


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The Thousand Recipe Chinese Cookbook : Here is the largest, most comprehensive Chinese cookbook ever published for the Western world. Gloria Bey Miller distills centuries of Chinese culinary lore into clear, concise directions that will enable you to produce dishes that please the eye, delight the taste buds, and suit your budget.
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Gloria M. Cushman
Gloria M. Cushman, 83, passed away March 16, 2014 in Belfast. She was born in Bar Harbor, Maine May 18, 1930, a daughter of Arthur and Marguerite (Tate) Hodgkins. Gloria attended elementary school in Rockland and graduated high school in 1964 from Belfast. She and her first husband pastored a church in Rockland for 13 years, retiring back to Belfast in 1980. After he passed, she married Harold Cushman in 1991. Gloria played the piano in church for most of her life, most recently at Mason Mills House of Prayer in Belfast.
She was predeceased by her parents, her first husband, Allison McGray, sister Olivia Hodgkins and brother, William "Bill" Hodgkins. Gloria is survived by her husband, Harold Cushman of Belfast; a daughter Karen Hill of Farmington; foster daughter Alana Rowe of Searsport; her sister, Cynthia "Cindee" Huston and husband Louis of Laurel, Miss; grandchildren Jason Beaudry and Amy Lynn Beaudry; several great-grandchildren; and a large church family.
Graveside services will be announced in the spring at Grove Cemetery in Belfast. Those who wish may make donations in Gloria's memory to PAWS P.O. Box 707, Rockport, ME 04856. Arrangements are under the care of Riposta Funeral Home, 182 Waldo Ave., Belfast. On-line condolences may be offered to the family at www.ripostafh.com.


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JACKSON, Wyo. -- Creeping trade protectionism and bloated budget deficits pose a risk to the United States' long-term economic vitality, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan warned Friday.
"Developing protectionism regarding trade and our reluctance to place fiscal policy on a more sustainable path are threatening what may well be our most valued policy asset: the increased flexibility of our economy, which has fostered our extraordinary resilience to shocks," the Fed chief said in a speech to an economic conference here, sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
Maintaining economic flexibility is especially important, Greenspan said, to deal with what he called some of America's current economic imbalances: the swollen current account trade deficit, which surged to a record $668 billion last year, and the housing boom.
Greenspan also worried in his speech about what will occur with the ending of the recent sustained period of low interest rates and low risks for investors. "History has not dealt kindly with the aftermath of protracted periods of low risk premiums," he said in his remarks.
Rising stock and home prices have made households feel more wealthy and has helped to support consumer spending, a key ingredient of the economy's good health. But Greenspan sounded a stronger note of caution that people shouldn't count on that paper wealth, which can evaporate if economic conditions deteriorate rapidly.
"What they perceive as newly abundant liquidity can readily disappear," he said. "Whether the currently elevated level of wealth-to-income ratio will be sustained in the longer run remains to be seen."
Low interest rates have powered the booming housing market. Home sales have hit record highs four years in a row and house prices are surging. In previous speeches, Greenspan has warned of "froth" and "speculative fervor" gripping some local housing markets.
If house prices were to suddenly fall or if interest rates were to rise rapidly, some local housing markets, homeowners and lenders could get clobbered.
"Greenspan is giving individuals ample warning that they need to take that into account," Allen Sinai, chief global economist at Decision Economics, said in an interview.
He and others believe Greenspan was strengthening his warning about the booming housing market. But they didn't believe he was signaling a new concern about the development of a national housing price bubble. Instead, they said, he seemed to be stressing his oft-stated worries about bubbles in local housing markets.
Stock prices and house prices are factors that Fed policy-makers are increasingly needing to consider when setting interest-rate policy. "Our forecasts and, hence policy, are becoming increasingly driven by asset price changes," Greenspan said.
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Ruth Chapman and her husband Tom founded Matches in 1984 near their Wimbledon Village home. Now an international luxury fashion omni-channel retailer with a curated edit that offers the best in new and established international labels, Matches has an online retailing platform and fourteen brick-and-mortar stores. Designed to provide a truly personalised retail experience, Matches embodies international style and London spirit. In addition to being the creative director of Matches own-line 'Freda', Chapman also sits on the New Gen panel for the British Fashion Council.
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GUADALAJARA, Mexico – Goalkeeper Austin Guerrero helped Ascenso MX team Altamira to a 3-1 home victory on Wednesday against Herculez Gomez's Tigres UANL in the Copa MX group stage.
The Californian shot-stopper – playing against his former club – rushed out well to stop Ecuadorian Joffre Guerrón in the 42nd minute and tipped the ball over from the same player's shot in the 66th. Gomez went 81 minutes up front and had a good chance to hand Tigres in the lead in the eighth minute, but Gerardo Lugo's pull-back from the left was a little behind the American, who headed over.
The result tightens Group 1, with Tigres in first on four points after two games and Altamira propping up the table in fourth with three points.
In Group 7, Gabriel Farfan logged an hour for Chiapas in their 0-0 tie against Lobos BUAP at Estadio Zoque. He went close to scoring the game's only goal when his effort two minutes before halftime went sailing just over the crossbar.
Chiapas props up the group on one point, with Lobos BUAP top on five points. Only the group winner is guaranteed to advance to the knockout stages.
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The old cliche about suicidal people being selfish just got some backing with the tragic death of a young girl.
In a freak accident, a suicidal man in South Korea jumped to his death and landed on a 5-year-old. The man, 39, died instantly, the Associated Press reported. The girl was taken to the hospital. She died there from brain damage and broken bones.
More from GlobalPost: Suicide rates in middle-aged men rise sharply, study says
The disturbing news comes out of a country that is long known to have a high suicide rate.
In fact, South Korea is No. 1 in suicides per capita among developed nations. The Christian Science Monitor reported that South Koreans' new affluence produced a housing bubble, and with it an unwise value on material goods.
In fact, Psy's music is widely known to be a lampoon of Souel's nouveau riche culture.
South Korean culture also places a high value on reputation and saving face. In 2009, former South Korean president Roh Moo-hyun jumped to his death from a cliff after being faced with bribery allegations.


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Review: Parachute Advanced Coconut Oil
Well I am a big sucker for coconut oil, use if frequently for my hair,body and face massage, I just love it.
Especially Parachute which now I have been using for quiet sometime because of it's good quality. So recently when I saw the 'Parachute Advanced Coconut Hair Oil' I had to give it a try for sure.
I must say this one is like normal coconut oil, maybe slightly light and the effect on hair is also normal. I didn't see any wonder or any disaster on my hair. But the thing I just hate about it is it's fragrance, it's such an unbearable strong smell like chameli oil that you might even start getting head ache after sometime. The oil bottle claims it 'LEAVES YOU LOOKING GORGEOUS HAMESHA' but I think it will definitely leave you mad till the time you apply it on your head. So much so that one night my husband applied it on his hair and I swear I was so tempted to make him sleep on the sofa :).
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Saturday, Aug. 12, 20177:00 PM - 9:00 PM location: TBA
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Hosted by our very own superheroes Victor Dandridge and Brit Bliss, the Wizard World Comic Con Costume Contest is no joke. The best of the best will be dressed to impress in their superhero & pop culture finest, so be prepared for some serious cosplay. Grab your buddies and suit up to take a chance at bringing home the gold! Categories include Best in Show, Best Male/Female Heroes, Best Male/Female Villains, Best Group and Best Anime!
Anyone interested in participating can sign-up at the Wizard World Info booth inside the exhibition floor on Saturday. Registration closes at 5PM! We'll see you there! (Recommended for ages 13+)


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Gorleston man 'critical' after presumed assault
A man is in a critical condition in hospital after being discovered by Norfolk Police with serious injuries.
Officers were called to a house in Springfield Road, Gorleston-on-Sea at 02:30 GMT and said they found the man with "serious injuries to his head".
They believe the 45-year-old was assaulted and are continuing to investigate the circumstances.
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I'm hosting a dinner party later in the month and want to serve bone-in rack of pork.
I thought I'd buy it online at Niman Ranch, or a similar place that offered 8-rib (frenched) racks for about $55 each. Most are identified as Berkshire.
But then I see Lobel's has a similar rack that is identified as Kurobuta and it is almost twice as expensive.
I thought these two porks were pretty much the same thing. Does anyone have any idea if Lobel's Kurobuta is truly much superior product and is worth the extra dough? I want the real thing and am willing to pay for it. I certainly don't want to buy the Niman's product and have it taste no different from what I can get at my Megamart after brining.
Btw, do the Berkshires/Kurobutas still need brining?
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The crash happened close to the A6075 Warsop Road junction and the road was closed for around an hour.
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Stories of people who choose not to live every moment to the fullest or smell the roses, and instead choose to withdraw from life, to make themselves numb.
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6 April 2014 – Lewis Hamilton narrowly beat Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg to the chequered flag in a thrilling Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday evening. Having scrapped throughout the race on opposing strategies, the pair finished one second apart, while Sergio Pérez took Force India's first podium finish in over four seasons.
After his qualifying disappointment, Hamilton made his intentions clear from the off, darting past Rosberg in the run down to the first corner and boldly keeping the German at bay over the following corners.
Rosberg attempted to regain his lead as the opening stint wore on, but Hamilton held firm and successfuly responded to multiple attacks, with the pair ultimately opting for different tyre plans in a bid to outsmart each other.
Hamilton appeared to have the race under control after the first round of stops, but a late Safety Car period, sparked when Pastor Maldonado tipped Esteban Gutiérrez into a roll, turned it into a 10-lap dash to the line.
Rosberg had the advantage of the Soft tyre at this stage, making a number of DRS-assisted lunges. But as was the case earlier on, Hamilton had an answer for them all to take victory in Formula 1's 900th event.
Pérez, who finished more than 20 seconds adrift of the battling Mercedes duo, kept Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo at bay in the closing laps to record Force India's first podium since the 2009 Belgian Grand Prix.
Like Rosberg, both Red Bulls had switched to the Soft rubber for an attacking final stint, with Ricciardo impressing once more to get the better of team-mate Sebastian Vettel and Force India's Nico Hülkenberg.
Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas ran toe-to-toe for the majority of the afternoon, taking seventh and eighth for Williams, while Ferrari drivers Fernando Alonso and Kimi Räikkönen rounded out the top ten positions.
McLaren driver Jenson Button had been set to score points in his 250th Grand Prix, but retired late on amid technical trouble. Rookie team-mate Kevin Magnussen suffered the same fate earlier in the race.
Caterham's Marcus Ericsson, Toro Rosso's Jean-Éric Vergne and Sauber's Adrian Sutil also failed to finish.
In the championship standings, Rosberg's lead over Hamilton has been slashed to 11 points, while Mercedes as a whole sits 67 points clear of nearest rival Force India, with McLaren a further point back in third position.
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Udaipur : The first bird fair that began at Lake Pichhola on Saturday attracted a large number of birders, nature enthusiasts, school children who were thrilled to see variety of migratory and non migratory species of the feathered flock. Udaipur, which boasts of at least 400 species of birds within 100KM ... Read More »
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Breast implants withdrawn
A type of breast implant has been withdrawn from the UK market amid fears that it could be unsafe.
The Department of Health acted after an investigation by the Medical Devices Agency found "inadequacies" in the safety assessments of the manufacturers of the hydrogel-filled implants.
However, experts have stressed that there is no definite health risk, and have not advised women who have already had the implant fitted to seek removal.
"At present there is no information to indicate that there is any risk to women with these implants or their children.
"The recall is purely a precautionary measure until the manufacturers have addressed the MDA's concerns regarding their biological safety assessments."
Hydrogels are polymeric materials that have the ability to swell in water without dissolving and retain water within their structures.
There are two types of the implant available in the UK.
Around 4,000 women have been fitted with PIP Hydrogel implants made in France and supplied by Clover Leaf Products Ltd.
A further 250 women have NovaGold, made in Germany and supplied in the UK by Somatech Medical Ltd.
There have been no reports of problems or complaints about the implants, which have been on the market since 1994.
Women who have the breast implants have been advised to contact their surgeon or GP.
An MDA statement says: "Any decision to explant breast implants should be taken jointly by the woman and her clinician/surgeon, based upon the individual clinical circumstances, balancing the potential risk arising from the lack of safety data against the known risks associated with any surgical procedure.
"At present, there is no information to indicate that there are any specific risks to women or any effects on children, either prior to or during pregnancy or from breast feeding."
The MDA concerns centre on uncertainties about how the material may react over time once it has been inserted into a patient.
The material was shown to damage the health of rabbits in laboratory experiments.
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If someone is looking for where it's happening in the High Country, the person might have to look no farther than Ashe County Park.
Situated along Ashe Park Road in Jefferson, the park can be found humming with activity most any day of the year.
It's home to an annual trout derby each spring, boasts one of the area's most heavily-attended summer music festivals in the Ashe County Fiddler's Convention, has fields fit for both football and baseball game and practice action, and even boasts one of the region's best disc golf courses.
"The Rotary Club was heavily involved in getting this park off the ground," Ashe County Parks and Recreation Director Scott Turnmyre said. "I can't necessarily speak for them, but I think the goal was always to find a spot large enough to host a park, where you could offer folks something to do without having to drive forever. I think they'd like to see what it's turned into today."
Ashe County Park today spans more than 70 acres and is located within easy driving distance of most of Ashe County. It hosts multiple athletic fields, a basketball court and skate park, along with three shelters, three playgrounds and a pond, among other amenities.
"That pond — we've formed a great relationship with the North Carolina Wildlife Commission and they stock it a couple times each year," Turnmyre said. "Our trout derby has always been a big thing, but about six weeks ago it was also stocked with catfish, which the kids love, too."
Seven years ago, Turnmyre said the park also became home of one of the High Country's only skate parks, when it ditched its aging tennis courts in favor of a concrete pad and the ramp and jumps to help skaters catch a little air. The facility is free to the public, but skaters have to let park attendants open the facility for use.
The catch?
"They've got to be wearing safety equipment, especially a helmet," Turnmyre said. "I think that was one of the issues back when this setup was actually over in Watauga. It was kind of a battle to get riders to wear their gear, but it's mandatory here, and we still get somebody up here on it just about every day."
The park also boasts its well-kept All Star Field on the elevated portion of Ashe County Park — the views of surrounding mountains from its stands are spectacular, Turnmyre said — and two practice fields on the park's lower section that are used as practice sites for Ashe Youth Football. Those areas offers additional parking and restroom access.
Turnmyre said Ashe Park also offers three separate playground facilities — all feature "safety mulch" meant to cushion youngsters when they tumble to the ground — while nearby shelters allow moms and dads to keep their eyes on their kids while they play.
"We're also proud of our story walk that was put in with the help of the library and some literacy campaigns," Turnmyre said. "There are placards set up, they change every-so-often, and parents can take their kids for a walk and tell them a story along the way. We like it because it's one of the few things that kids and adults can engage in together. Great way to build some memories."
But the park's crown jewel just may be its on-site 20-hole disc golf course. Originally designed by Harold Duvall and first built in 2006, the course was recently updated with the help of local players and Innova Disc Golf, Turnmyre said.
"That work resulted in some marked improvement and opened up a couple of alternate holes, which brought us from 18 up to 20, and it didn't really involve opening up a bunch of new real estate. So if you've played it in the past, don't worry. You'll recognize it, but it's just been upgraded a bit."
Ashe County Park is also pet friendly, as long as animals are leashed.
For an up-to-date listing of park hours and current events, visit ashecountyparks.com or call 336-982-6185. To visit — it's not hard to find — from Jefferson, take North Main Street/Old NC-16 and turn onto Ashe Park Road.
Adam Orr may be reached at 336-489-3058.


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I recently moved from Victoria to Vancouver and I'm looking for a great bakery here. Specifically looking for bread made with natural yeast and cooked in a wood fired oven. Dense, chewy bread that needs nothing on it but maybe a bit of butter.
Victoria has Wild Fire and Fol Epi (two exceptional bakeries) and Comox has Church Street Woodfired Bakery but I can't find anything like these bakeries in Vancouver.
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Here are answers to some of the most commonly asked questions regarding Conferences and Guest Services at Elmhurst College. If you have additional questions, feel free to contact us directly.
What kind of food service is available on campus?
Chartwells Food Services offers both catering services and a full-service cafeteria.
Is Internet access provided?
Yes, every building on the Elmhurst campus offers free wireless access to all conference guests.
Is audiovisual equipment available?
Yes. Most classrooms and meeting rooms come equipped with audio/visual equipment. If the room does not already have the tools you need, we can always work something out—so long as you give us proper notice.
What type of lodging is available?
On campus, you may choose from six different residence halls. West Hall, Cureton Hall and Stanger Hall, the air-conditioned residences, offer a choice between suite-style rooms, singles and doubles. Schick Hall, Niebuhr Hall and Dinkmeyer are not air conditioned, but still available for use. West, Cureton and Stanger fill up quickly, so make sure to get your request in as early as possible.
Is the campus available to rent on holidays?
No. The Elmhurst College campus is closed on holidays and holiday weekends.
Does Elmhurst College provide transportation?
Elmhurst does not provide transportation services for insurance reasons, but we would be happy to provide a list of taxi and limo services in the area.
Is parking available on campus?
Elmhurst College offers free campus parking to visitors; however, it may be difficult to find a parking spot during the academic year. Parking is always first-come, first-served.
Can we set up our own equipment, signage, seating, etc.?
You'll need to get our approval on any signage you post, but we are available to help you create signs if necessary. The College provides seating, but if you have additional needs you may bring it as approved by our office.
Do I need to sign a waiver or release in order to rent facilities at the College?
You will need a Certificate of Insurance to use our facilities. The requirements for the certificate are as follows:
The "description of operations" section should state:
Elmhurst College is shown as additional insured with respect to general liability coverage as evidenced herein with respect to the premises leased/rented/borrowed by the named insured(s).
Insurance is waived for weddings.
Is Elmhurst College accessible for all attendees?
All buildings except Memorial Hall and Niebuhr Hall are handicapped accessible. In addition, West Hall and Cureton Hall offer ADA-accessible housing.
Will other groups or individuals be on campus during our meeting or event?
With six different housing facilities, we normally host a number of events at the same time. However, we do our best to make sure that your group members are housed together as requested.
Will I have a written contract for my event?
Yes, we will work with you to establish a contract that is specific to your individual needs.
Does the College employ a full-time staff that will be available during meetings and events?
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We have taken the decision to release a later build of SQL Server 2005 - with many improvements over Beta 2. Right now you need to have a betaplace login and be enrolled into the SQL Server 2005 beta program to gain access. You will find it in the downloads section for 32bit and 64bit (around 600MB download). There is also a corresponding build of VS.NET 2005 which integrates with this. If you do not have the above access then don't worry - it will also be made available through MSDN Subscriber downloads for Professional and above subscribers in a week or two. I know this is a very welcome release by many of the early adopters I am working with. There is a little more on this at http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1677382,00.asp
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