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This practical text contains fairly "traditional" coverage of data structures with a clear and complete use of algorithm analysis, and some emphasis on file processing techniques as relevant to modern programmers. It fully integrates OO programming with these topics, as part of the detailed presentation of OO programming itself. Chapter topics include lists, stacks, and queues; binary and general trees; graphs; file processing and external sorting; searching; indexing; and limits to computation. For programmers who need a good reference on data structures.
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We study data structures so that we can learn to write more efficient programs. But why must programs be efficient when new computers are faster every year? The reason is that our ambitions grow with our capabilities. Instead of rendering efficiency needs obsolete, the modern revolution in computing power and storage capability merely raises the efficiency stakes as we computerize more complex tasks.
The quest for program efficiency need not and should not conflict with sound design and clear coding. Creating efficient programs has little to do with "programming tricks" but rather is based on good organization of information and good algorithms. A programmer who has not mastered the basic principles of clear design will not likely write efficient programs. Conversely, clear programs require clear data organization and clear algorithms. Most computer science curricula recognize that good programming skills begin with a strong emphasis on fundamental software engineering principles. Then, once a programmer has learned the principles of clear program design and implementation, the next step is to study the effects of data organization and algorithms on program efficiency.
Approach: Many techniques for representing data are described in this book. These techniques are presented within the context of the following principles:
Each data structure and each algorithm has costs and benefits. Practitioners need a thorough understanding of how to assess costs and benefits to be able to adapt to new design challenges. This requires an understanding of the principles of algorithm analysis, and also an appreciation for the significant effects of the physical medium employed (e.g., data stored on disk versus main memory). Related to costs and benefits is the notion of tradeoffs. For example, it is quite common to reduce time requirements at the expense of an increase in space requirements, or vice versa. Programmers face tradeoff issues regularly in all phases of software design and implementation, so the concept must become deeply ingrained. Programmers should know enough about common practice to avoid reinventing the wheel. Thus, programmers need to learn the commonly used data structures and related algorithms. Data structures follow needs. Programmers must learn to assess application needs first, then find a data structure with matching capabilities. To do this requires competence in principles 1, 2, and 3.
Using the Book in Class: Data structures and algorithms textbooks tend to fall into one of two categories: teaching texts or encyclopedias. Books that attempt to do both usually fail at both. This book is intended as a teaching text. I believe it is more important for a practitioner to understand the principles required to select or design the data structure that will best solve some problem than it is to memorize a lot of textbook implementations. Hence, I have designed this as a teaching text that covers most standard data structures, but not all. A few data structures that are not widely adopted are included to illustrate important principles. Some relatively new data structures that should become widely used in the future are included.
This book is intended for a single-semester course at the undergraduate level, or for self-study by technical professionals. Readers should have programming experience, typically two semesters or the equivalent of a structured programming language such as Pascal or C, and including at least some exposure to C++. Readers who are already familiar with recursion will have an advantage. Students of data structures will also benefit from having first completed a good course in Discrete Mathematics. Nonetheless, Chapter 2 attempts to give a reasonably complete survey of the prerequisite mathematical topics at the level necessary to understand their use in this book. Readers may wish to refer back to the appropriate sections as needed when encountering unfamiliar mathematical material.
While this book is designed for a one-semester course, there is more material here than can properly be covered in one semester. This is deliberate and provides some flexibility to the instructor. A sophomore-level class where students have little background in basic data structures or analysis might cover Chapters 1-12 in detail, as well as selected topics from Chapter 13. That is how I use the book for my own sophomore-level class. Students with greater background might cover Chapter 1, skip most of Chapter 2 except for reference, briefly cover Chapters 3 and 4 (but pay attention to Sections 4.1.3 and 4.2), and then cover the remaining chapters in detail. Again, only certain topics from Chapter 13 might be covered, depending on the programming assignments selected by the instructor.
Chapter 13 is intended in part as a source for larger programming exercises. I recommend that all students taking a data structures course be required to implement some advanced tree structure, or another dynamic structure of comparable difficulty such as the skip list or sparse matrix representations of Chapter 12. None of these data structures are significantly more difficult to implement than the binary search tree, and any of them should be within a student's ability after completing Chapter 5.
While I have attempted to arrange the presentation in an order that makes sense, instructors should feel free to rearrange the topics as they see fit. The book has been written so that, once the reader has mastered Chapters 1-6, the remaining material has relatively few dependencies. Clearly, external sorting depends on understanding internal sorting and disk files. Section 6.2 on the UNION/FIND algorithm is used in Kruskal's Minimum-Cost Spanning Tree algorithm. Section 9.2 on self-organizing lists mentions the buffer replacement schemes covered in Section 8.3. Chapter 14 draws on examples from throughout the book. Section 15.2 relies on knowledge of graphs. Otherwise, most topics depend only on material presented earlier within the same chapter.
Use of C++: The programming examples are written in C++, but I do not wish to discourage those unfamiliar with C++ from reading this book. I have attempted to make the examples as clear as possible while maintaining the advantages of C++. C++ is viewed here strictly as a tool to illustrate data structures concepts, and indeed only a minimal subset of C++ is included. In particular, I make use of C++'s support for hiding implementation details, including features such as classes, private class members, constructors, and destructors. These features of the language support the crucial concept of separating logical design, as embodied in the abstract data type, from physical implementation as embodied in the data structure.
To keep the presentation as clear as possible, some of the most important features of C++ are completely avoided here. I deliberately minimize use of certain features commonly used by experienced C++ programmers such as class hierarchy, inheritance, and virtual functions. Operator and function overloading is used sparingly. C-like initialization syntax is preferred to some of the alternatives offered by C++.
While the C++ features mentioned above have valid design rationale in real programs, they tend to obscure rather than enlighten the principles espoused in this book. For example, inheritance is important to avoiding duplication and minimizing bugs. From a pedagogical standpoint, however, inheritance makes the code examples harder to understand since it tends to spread data element descriptions among several classes. Thus, my class definitions only use inheritance where inheritance is explicitly relevant to the point illustrated (e.g., Section 5.3.1). This does not mean that a programmer should do likewise. Avoiding code duplication and minimizing errors are important goals. Treat the programming examples as illustrations of data structure principles, but do not copy them directly into your own programs.
The most painful decision I had to make was whether to use templates in the code examples. In the first edition of this book, the decision was to leave templates out as it was felt that their syntax obscures the meaning of the code for those not familiar with C++. In the years following, the use of C++ in Computer Science curricula greatly expanded, and the editors and I now feel that readers of the text are more likely than before to be familiar with template syntax. Thus, templates are now used extensively throughout the code examples.
My C++ implementations provide concrete illustrations of data structure principles. If you are looking for a complete implementation of a standard data structure for use in commercial software, you should look elsewhere. The code examples are designed explicitly to illustrate how a data structure works, as an aid to the textual exposition. Code examples should not be read or used in isolation from the associated text since the bulk of each example's documentation is contained in the text, not the code. The code complements the text, not the other way around.
The code examples provide less parameter checking than is sound programming practice for professional programmers. Some parameter checking is included in the form of a call to Assert, which is a modified version of the C library function assert. The inputs to assert are a Boolean expression and a character string. If this expression evaluates to fa1se, then the string is printed and the program terminates immediately. This behavior is generally considered undesirable in real programs but is adequate for clarifying how a data structure is meant to operate. See the Appendix for the implementation of Assert.
I make a distinction in the text between C++ implementations" and "pseudocode. " Code labeled as a C++ implementation has actually been compiled and tested on one or more C++ compilers. Pseudocode examples often conform closely to C++ syntax, but typically contain one or more lines of higher-level description. Pseudocode is used where I perceived a greater pedagogical advantage to a simplified, but less precise, description.
Most chapters end with a section entitled "Further Reading." These sections are not comprehensive lists of references on the topics presented. Rather, I include books and articles that, in my opinion, may prove exceptionally informative or entertaining to the reader. In some cases I include references to works that should become familiar to any well-rounded computer scientist.
Exercises and Projects: Proper implementation and anaysis of data structures cannot be learned simply by reading a book. You must practice by implementing real programs, constantly comparing different techniques to see what really works best in a given situation. At the same time, students should also work problems develop their analytical abilities. I provide approximately 350 exercises and suggestions for programming projects. I urge readers to take advantage of them.
Contacting the Author and Supplementary Materials: A book such as this is sure to contain errors and have room for improvement. I welcome bug reports and constructive criticism. I can be reached by electronic mail via the Internet at shaffer@vt. Alternatively, comments can be mailed to
Cliff Shaffer
Department of Computer Science
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, VA 24061
A set of LATEX-based transparency masters for use in conjunction with this book can be obtained via the WWW at URL
The C++ code examples are also available from this site.The bibliography was prepared using BIBTEX. The index was prepared using makeindex. The figures were mostly drawn with Xfig. Figures 3.1 and 9.6 were partially created using Mathematica.
Acknowledgments: It takes a lot of help from a lot of people to make a book. I wish to acknowledge a few of those who helped to make this book possible. I apologize for the inevitable omissions.
Virginia Tech helped make this whole thing possible through sabbatical research leave during Fall 1994, enabling me to get the project off the ground. My department heads during the time I have written the various editions of this book, Dennis Kafura and Jack Carroll, provided unwavering moral support for this project. Mike Keenan, Lenny Heath, and Jeff Shaffer provided valuable input on early versions of the chapters. I also wish to thank Lenny Heath for many years of stimulating discussions about algorithms and analysis (and how to teach both to students). Steve Edwards deserves special thanks for spending so much time helping me on the redesign of the C++ code for the second edition, and many hours of discussion on the principles of program design. Thanks to Layne Watson for his help with Mathematica, and to Bo Begole, Philip Isenhour, Jeff Nielsen, and Craig Struble for much technical assistance. Thanks to Bill McQuain, Mark Abrams and Dennis Kafura for answering lots of silly questions about C++ and Java.
I am truly indebted to the many reviewers of the various editions of this manuscript. For the first edition these reviewers included J. David Bezek (University of Evansville), Douglas Campbell (Brigham Young University), Karen Davis (University of Cincinnati), Vijay Kumar Garg (University of Texas - Austin), Jim Miller (University of Kansas), Bruce Maxim (University of Michigan Dearborn), Jeff Parker (Agile Networks/Harvard), Dana Richards (George Mason University), Jack Tan (University of Houston), and Lixin Tao (Concordia University). Without their help, this book would contain many more technical errors and many fewer insights.
For the second edition, I wish to thank these reviewers: Gurdip Singh (Kansas State University), Peter Allen (Columbia University), Robin Hill (University of Wyoming), Norman Jacobson (University of California - Irvine), Ben Keller (Virginia Tech), and Ken Bosworth (Idaho State University). In addition, I wish to thank Neil Stewart and Frank J. Thesen for their comments and ideas for improvement.
Without the hard work of many people at Prentice Hall, none of this would be possible. Authors simply do not create printer-ready books on their own. Foremost thanks go to Petra Rector, Laura Steele, and Alan Apt, my editors. My production editors, Irwin Zucker for the second edition, Kathleen Caren for the original C++ version, and Ed DeFelippis for the Java version, kept everything moving smoothly during that horrible rush at the end. Thanks to Bill Zobrist and Bruce Gregory (I think) for getting me into this in the first place. Others at Prentice Hall who helped me along the way include Truly Donovan, Linda Behrens, and Phyllis Bregman. I am sure I owe thanks to many others at Prentice Hall for their help in ways that I am not even aware of.
I wish to express my appreciation to Hanan Samet for teaching me about data structures. I learned much of the philosophy presented here from him as well, though he is not responsible for any problems with the result. Thanks to my wife Terry, for her love and support, and to my daughters Irena and Kate for pleasant diversions from working too hard. Finally, and most importantly, to all of the data structures students over the years who have taught me what is important and what should be skipped in a data structures course, and the many new insights they have provided. This book is dedicated to them.
Clifford A. Shaffer
Blacksburg, Virginia
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The pie chart breaks down a town's population into age groups: 20% are children 0-12 years of age, 25% are teenagers 13-19 years of age, and so on. Note that every age group is represented, making five groups in all.
26A asks you to compare "children or teenagers" to "seniors." Children represent 20% of the population while teenagers represent 25%, for a total of 45%. Seniors make up 17%.
Put another way, the question asks "45% is how many times 17%?" To answer, simply divide 45/17. In fractional terms, that's 2 11/17, or a bit more than 2.5. Only one possible answer is anywhere close: 2.65.
26B requires that you convert percentages into numbers. We're told that 540 is the difference between the number of people aged 39 and under and those aged 40 and over.
First, we need to find the difference in percentages. The percentage of townspeople aged 39 and under is 20% + 25% + 23% = 68%. That leaves 100% - 68% = 32% as the number aged 40 and over.
Thus, 68% - 32% = 36% is the difference between the two age groups. The question tells us that 540 is the difference, so 36% of the population is equal to 540. Put in algebraic terms:
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500(3) = t
1500 = t
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This 40 pages e-book gives an impression of some rituals of wishing I have encountered in Kyoto. At every block, on every corner of the streets, in every building, you will find a temple or shrine, or you can find small signs of Shinto attention. It is a daily practice to pay some attention. There are many ways to express a wish. At a shrine, you can donate a few coins, pull the thick hemp rope twice and clap two times in your hands, bowing reverently. You can buy votive prayer plaques, wooden or paper slips, to write your wish. Or you can request a fortune telling. We see many ways to bring the wishes under the attention of the higher spirits: binding the papers with the wish on a tree, a rope, on a mound, etcetera. Many forms exist, almost per shrine or temple, all according to some local custom. That makes it even more interesting. This e-book has been make for fundraising for the people of Japan.
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Albert has been active as a photographer for forty years, always with a Leica rangefinder. It allows contact with the subject during shooting. You can't hide. Professionally for the last 25 years he has worked as a management consultant in the telecom and public sector (collections, enforcement, investigations) areas, worldwide. He has an early background in art history. It is the total lifecycle of man and nature that are most gratifying. He holds degrees in art history (RU Groningen), management (EUR, Rotterdam) and telecommunications (TU Delft).
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As a mental health professional, you are dealing with patients who may have problems varying from depression, to bipolar disorder or schizophrenia. They may be addicted to alcohol or have a drug abuse problem. They may have been victims of abuse or witness to it. These are all problems any professional will grapple with – all the more reason that your own personal life needs to be positive and supportive so that you can do your job well. Here are five ways to ensure your personal life doesn't impact your professional life negatively:
There are a lot of issues that will be private, and to be kept between your patients and yourself. But there are plenty of work related stories or issues that you can share at home. Identify those and share with your family so that they understand what your work life is like and can support you adequately.
With a job in mental health, carving out "me-time" is always a challenge. But you must take time out from work to bond with your family or friends. You must participate in family events and make the effort to be present at important get-togethers. This way, when you need to give your 200% at work, you don't feel guilty about missing out on personal stuff.
Needless to say, if you have had a challenging day at work and can't seem to resolve an issue – be it a patient's mental health or an organizational issue, don't take it out on your family. Don't snap or lose your patience. And don't physically bring work home either, try to finish it so that your private time is sacrosanct.
If you are single or living away from home, you need to have a support system even if you don't have family in the same city. This may be your friends or your mentor or even a work friend. You need to have an adopted family that you can confide, vent or let loose with. This way your personal life won't keep impeding at work.
Often a job in mental health care will absorb your time and energy so fully that disengaging to go watch a stand-up comic or a Bollywood movie may seem frivolous. Engage in it and find a hobby if you can. This will allow you to blow off steam and keep the personal and professional lives at arm's length.
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Good interview. I can't wait for Trump to skin Hillary in the debates… assuming she attends them considering her health issues.
~ Hardnox
Good interview. I can't wait for Trump to skin Hillary in the debates… assuming she attends them considering her health issues.
~ Hardnox
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I have a real suspicion she will find some kind of reason not to have the debates with Trump because she is already dodging the press.
Trump will eat her lunch; and she'll be standing there flabbergasted!
She can't think well. She has some type of brain damage because her facial expressions are not congruent with what she is talking about.
I wouldn't bet against you on that thought!
The word "Careless"he used is kind considering, it WAS VERY DELIBERATE on her part. She has committed Treason.
I have TWO REAL POLLS:
Here is what a Real Poll looks like in America. Please take the Time to Read.. A Total of 50,000 people Polled in 50 States….
PG Farnsworth We have just completed our own poll since we cannot get factual information from the mainstream media!! We called 1000 homes in each of the 50 states and asked basic questions on the economy, terrorism, immigration and presidential pick.
Economy was the number one factor that Americans are concerned about and terrorism was number two.
Presidential pick was Trump by a large percentage.
Trump 33478 votes 67� Clinton 9788 Votes 19� Undecided or other 6739 votes 13� My friends and I are all Graduate students from all walks of life we meet to discuss stuff. 13 people who like and have served in the Military. It took us most of two weeks to be sure our calls were to all people and not just one party or an other we called Americans.. our poll is by taking registered voter lists and we accumulated 33�epub, 33�ems and 34�nd.. our poll consisted of 1000 calls per state. all 50 states. 50,000 people are in this poll not the 100 like other polls.
Please everyone copy and paste to your status so everyone knows that the other polls are rigged!
https://nofakenews.net/2016/08/15/50000-people-polled-in-50-states-trump-wins-in-a-landslide/polls are rigged!
This is the 2nd REAL POLL:
50,000 people polled in 50 states, 1/3 republican 1/3 democrat 1/3 independent. Trump won 67-19
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Hillary 19%
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I don't think she will show up for the debates due to another fall or car accident. I didn't she had any health issues outside of chronic fibber-tailing or the genetic disorder of the extra lie gene that makes her lie even when the truth is easier.
Clinton, "Kill Your Sin; or Your Sin Will Kill You."
Expository study of Romans: Kill your sin or it will kill you! … an hour here below exempt from elements and conditions of evil residing not merely …. "but if by the Spirit you are putting to death the deeds of the body, you will live.
Please Dear God let her show up.
I don't think she will show up for the debates. Her health is too bad. With her freezing up and having fits on camera, she won't allow herself to be seen like that. Trump would shred her to pieces and she knows it. She won't be able to withstand it.
If she doesn't attend, Trump puts out an empty chair and has questions directed at it. Better still, a cardboard cutoff of Cankles.
Need to ensure flashing strobe lights at the debates – these are knows to induce seizures.
It is scary that they are currently giving her more secrets to sell to our enemies, and you can damn well bet she is selling them as I type. Neither Hillary nor Øb☭ma could get a Confidential clearance if they weren't who they are.
I think no one should be allowed to run for POTUS unless they can pass the standard Top Clearance security test. Maybe they shouldn't even be senators.
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Celebrations for Christmas begin as early as Tibb's Eve in the arts community - Ruth Lawrence speaks about a fund raiser for the St. John's Women's Centre that features a veritable who's who of etc. Susan MacDonald has released a science-fiction novel for young readers, we'll talk about Edge of Time. Dawn Baker's picture book for even younger readers, A Newfoundland Christmas, is also just out, in time for the season. VOBB hits the airwaves in Bonne Bay, we'll give it a one-time-only bump on Weekend AM! And rumour has it that Sean Panting is Man of the Year. That's his new album, at any rate, and Sean will be the guest on Liner Notes.
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Indore, India (PressExposure) December 17, 2009 -- âCapitalVia Global Research Limitedâ Launches two new Services
15th December 2009, Corporate House, Indore, M.P, India: It has happened first time in India. CapitalVia Global Research Limited has made a habit of satisfying their clients and yet again they have launched two new services which will add new fame to their name. No other company of the same domain would have even thought of providing their clients with such creative, innovative and helpful services. And the best thing about these two services is that both of them are available FREE of cost to the traders. Now the question is what are these services? Without increasing the curiosity of the readers let me introduce these to them. Here they are â
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Jen has joined Doughty Street to contribute to a broad range of chambers' practice areas, including media law, public law, international law and extradition.
Prior to joining chambers, Jen was a solicitor in the media and international team at Finers Stephens Innocent LLP, acting in key freedom of speech and freedom of information cases on behalf of media organisations, journalists and human rights organisations. She advised on a wide range of media law issues, including defamation, privacy, contempt, freedom of information, national security and reporting restrictions, and intervened regularly on behalf of the media in strategic cases before UN bodies, the European Court of Human Rights and the English courts. Jen has advised individuals, states and international organisations on public international law, extradition and human rights issues and has given expert evidence to the UN. She has also worked as a judicial associate.
Alongside legal practice, Jen has taught at the University of Sydney on the social justice clinical program. She also created the Bertha Justice Initiative, a global program and network to support emerging lawyers into public interest law, providing support and advice to lawyers conducting strategic public law and human rights litigation. She has a key interest in comparative constitutional and human rights jurisprudence.
Jen serves on the Executive Committee of the Commonwealth Law Association, the advisory board of the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights and is a trustee of Article 19. She is also a founding board member of the Grata Fund, Australia's first independent public interest litigation fund. She has conducted trial observation and human rights missions for the International Bar Association in Malaysia and Syria.
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The Lillien Knights (リーリンナイツ) are a group of pirates led by B. Jenet. They appear in the Fatal Fury series and in the The King of Fighters series.
The Lillien Knights were created by the daughter of a rich family, B. Jenet. Jenet used her family's money to create a pirate ship that can transform into a submarine. The pirate ship is equipped with tremendous firepower, but she only uses it when she feels she has to.
The Lillien Knights steal only from the rich. One of the members of the Lillien Knight is Lao, a former street fighter that roamed South Town.
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Bryce is an enthusiastic teacher who is himself still stuyding piano and is looking to teach the piano to an intermediate level. He is available to teach both classical and modern music. Bryce studied VCE Solo and Group Music in secondary college and is currently studying for a Bachelor of Music in classical piano under Mira Jakopanetz at Monash University as well as an Arts degree. His former teachers have included Norma Johnston and Darryl Coote. He has completed Grade 8 piano for leisure exam of the Australian Music Examinations Board with High Distinction as well as Grade 4 theory and will teach up to and including Grade 6 level music of the Australian Music Examinations Board. He is patient, thorough and does his best to ensure that lessons are relaxing and enjoyable, yet educational and worthwhile for all students. Bryce has had experience performing at weddings, school recitals and other concerts in both formal and informal atmospheres and as a student himself, has achieved solid results in all practi
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A TEAM of British researchers has developed a blood test that seems to be capable of detecting all forms of cancer.
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yeah this is the first truck ive owned with coil spring suspension, ive always towed my race cars with a 3/4 ton trucks before. next time ill try 25 psi as 35psi which air lift recommended was a bit too rough of a ride for me. as for the install i took the air out of the bags folded it up like a hotdog re capped it so it wouldnt fill up and slid em right in between the springs...was very easy..just jacked up the rear let it drop down on jackstands. i had to run dual lines because there was no tee included in my kit so i can adjust each bags air. the only thing i did was remove my rear wheel wells to get to the air line attached to the top of the bag cause my big hands were havin a tough time getttin it on there. ( its your choice you dont have to remove them to do it.) i checked the door and mine says 1366lbs. i have a 4x4 express.all and all im very pleased on how the truck towed. even with out a brake controller it did very good
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Dave's Stack – Wednesday 11/14
November 14, 2012
Usually I just post what's on the TOP o' My Stack. Now, during the month of November, it's time again for you lucky people to view my entire stack. This list is actually the comics I get for my whole family! Are we missing anything? What are you getting?


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Healthcare Technology Executive Leonard Achan, RN, MA, ANP, Joins Hospital for Special Surgery as Chief Innovation Officer and Senior Vice President of Innovation and Business Development
Feb 04, 2016, 09:00 ET from Hospital for Special Surgery
NEW YORK, Feb. 4, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Healthcare technology pathfinder Leonard Achan, RN, MA, ANP, has been appointed Chief Innovation Officer, and Senior Vice President of Innovation and Business Development, at Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) in New York City. The announcement was made today by Louis A. Shapiro, HSS President and CEO.
"I am honored to join the HSS family to help build upon their global reputation as a leader in healthcare delivery, innovation and performance," said Mr. Achan. "The commitment of HSS to their patients, physicians, employees as well as the global community is the perfect foundation to cultivate innovation to bring ideas to the market and maximize the deep knowledge and expertise of this enterprise to continue to create value."
Mr. Achan's innovative and creative experience spans his career as a visionary healthcare executive, co-founder of companies such as Quality Reviews Inc.'s Rate My Hospital as well as his prominence as a street artist. He comes to HSS from Mount Sinai Health System where he was the Chief Communications Officer, Chief of Access Services and Senior Associate Dean for Global Communications, Branding and Reputation at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. In addition, he is well acquainted with identifying healthcare opportunities and creating innovative solutions to fix complex healthcare problems as well as executing the commercialization of new medical technologies.
"Leonard brings over 15 years of experience pioneering, developing and executing business entities that has driven volume, revenue and brand awareness for the enterprise," said Mr. Shapiro. "His appointment is evidence that innovation will be an even more important ingredient to HSS' future."
He began his medical career as a nurse and holds medical degrees from Adelphi University (BSN) and NYU (MA and adult Acute Care Nurse Practitioner degree) and is also a fellow and alumnus of the Wharton School of Business. Additionally, he received post-master's degrees from Rutgers and Villanova Universities and is currently completing his doctorate at Middlesex University.
Mr. Achan will lead the HSS Innovation Center and its broader initiatives to cultivate and capitalize on the culture of innovation and business development that has long been a defining characteristic of HSS. His new role is effective February 22nd 2016.
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Founded in 1863, Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) is a world leader in orthopedics, rheumatology and rehabilitation. HSS is nationally ranked No. 1 in orthopedics, No. 3 in rheumatology and No. 7 in geriatrics by U.S. News & World Report (2015-2016), and is the first hospital in New York State to receive Magnet Recognition for Excellence in Nursing Service from the American Nurses Credentialing Center three consecutive times. HSS has one of the lowest infection rates in the country. HSS is a member of the New York-Presbyterian Healthcare System and an affiliate of Weill Cornell Medical College and as such all Hospital for Special Surgery medical staff are faculty of Weill Cornell. The hospital's research division is internationally recognized as a leader in the investigation of musculoskeletal and autoimmune diseases. Hospital for Special Surgery is located in New York City and online at www.hss.edu.
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Carolina + Norman | Key Largo, FL
Following an engagement session in Miami, we made the beautiful drive down to the Florida Keys for Carolina and Norman's Key Largo wedding. Having met them in New York last summer, we already knew that they are the sweetest, most adorable couple. Carolina is so beautiful, she looks like a doll that I just wanted to photograph all day long!
Norman is Nicaraguan, Carolina is Columbian, and they met while living in Florida. Naturally, their wedding was a sweet celebration of their relationship, with many opportunities for us to brush up on our Spanish, and included lots of dancing! Carolina put so much care into making every detail of their wedding just perfect, including some adorable Scrabble name cards for every guest, that we are now proudly displaying in our office.
Their wonderful friends and families made us feel right at home the whole weekend, and we are both utterly infatuated with their hilarious English bulldog, Jordan.
Carolina and Norman, thank you for choosing us to document your oh-so sweet wedding!
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wow! aMAZING PICTURES! YOU TWO REALLY CAPTURED THE BEAUTY OF THIS WEDDING! WE'RE SO EXCITED FOR cAROL & NORMAN. ONE CAN'T HELP BUT TRULY SEE & FEEL THEIR LOVE FOR EACH OTHER & THEIR FAMILY/FRIENDS IN THESE PHOTOS. AFTER ALL, I GUESS THEY MAKE IT THAT EASY! THANKS FOR MAKING THIS ALL THE MORE SPECIAL FOR THEM.. DAVINA & DANIEL, YOU'RE GREAT!!
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the first picture is SPOT ON!!! love it guys
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Wonderful pictures. It´s a pleasure for me watch your images. Congrats a lot.
Pepe Faraldo
Fantastic work. I have Not words.
Continuum Photography
Fantastic work as usual guys!
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i just re-subscribed to your blog. not sure why i wasn't getting the updates! wow! this is so much fun to look at… to see what you both captured after our walk through the grounds. the colors are just amazing!
sooo happy to have taken the private workshop with you two. i can already see the change in my work. i see things differently now and have a better understanding of composition. i still need work but i'll get there. thank you for changing my life!!
mark andrew gonzales
your guys' ability to capture such emotion is spectacular. you two never disappoint. loving the photos!
Stunning composition and colors. Love it.
Cool shot.
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Will Pateman Photography
Love your work especially the use of light how you use different angles and various placement of the couple..excellent
Love these portraits and your awesome compositions in this one as well–so many wonderful lines! Especially love the hammock shot through the ropes. Beautiful wedding and beautiful work!
todd pellowe
that silhouette at sunset is so money.
Just Amazing photos.. Wow!
Heather + Robbie | Miami, FL
It is always a little nerve wracking to meet a couple/clients for the first time, but for some reason, we were particularly nervous about meeting Heather and Robbie. I think it's because we will be spending a lot of time with them; between their engagement session, rehearsal dinner and wedding, so there was a lot riding on this relationship. But the moment we met them at the Viscaya gardens in Miami, all our worries disappeared. The longer we walked around this beautiful location with this beautiful couple, the more we liked them.
There are few couples who can keep up with us, but Heather and Robbie kept the energy up for 3 whole hours – props to Heather who did it all in heels AND with her mom and sister standing watch! These two brought the sexy for us, despite having tourists and family members as an audience, and for that they earned our utmost respect!
We cannot wait to return to Miami for their wedding this summer at the W hotel. In the meantime, here are a few of our favorites from their engagement session.
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Fernando berani
Always it´s a pleasure to visit your blog. Amazing pictures.
A Very romantic and intimate session, great work!
amazing you guys. These are gorgeous!
Naomi Chokr
I love seeing these and have been waiting to see them since key largo. Amazing work!!
very very great!!!
beautiful captures of both the couple and the landscape. can't wait to have a weather like this in montreal! 🙂
this is just getting silly. you guys are unstoppable. love the first and last shots especially. keep up the grab work!
this is just getting silly. you guys are unstoppable. love the first and last shots especially. keep up the great work!
Jose LUis
An extraordinary story, congratulations from Spain
daniel stark
sweet images and what a killer location. nice work double d 🙂
Jose Chiyah
I love your work, its fantastic
pepe faraldo
how can you be so good??? love your work.
Nes Solorio
Compadre que buenos cuadros !! Congrats!
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Discovered your site today! All I can saw is WOW!!
Really love this pic!!!!
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Today, I had a table at the Spring Artfest, an arts/crafts show for ASU students, faculty, and staff. On the plus side, the table was only $10 and proceeds for an accompanying silent auction benefit the School of Art. On the minus side, it was HOT! I got very sunburned--at least I wore a hat. Also, too many people make and sell jewelry, so the competition was fierce, and I didn't do as well as I'd hoped. (Perhaps I should have ironed the table cloth!)
The organizer told us that the school's food service would be selling food and drinks, but they were nowhere to be seen. About 1:00, I was about to die for a Diet Coke, when, like an angel, Ben appeared at my booth. Good sport that he is, he went to the MU and bought a super large fountain diet soda for me. With that, I was able to get through the rest of the afternoon.
Later, when I was teaching, the students (who know I am easily distracted), were very interested in my sunburn. They asked where I was to have received such a bad burn, and I told them Hayden Lawn. Of course, they wanted to know why I was on Hayden Lawn all day, so I told them about the ArtFest. They couldn't believe I hadn't told them about it, but I explained it would not at all be ethical to promote it to them--an especially egregious offense since MGT 410 is an ethics class!


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Dazzling large rhinestone butterfly pin. Silver tone open work setting with brilliant rhinestones of crystal blue & green. Measures 2 3/4" at the top wingspan. Pristine condition. Unfortunately there is no id markings and is unsigned. Made well, and all stones intact.
Lovely large unsigned vintage enamel flower pin. Heavy gold tone plate backing, and accents. Heavily enameled with a pretty two tone light blue enameling. Petals and leaves are set with pale blue crystal faceted rhinestones with a center blue aurora borealis rhinestone. Measures over 2 1/2" in diameter. Pristine condition, and is quality made. Unfortunately there is no makers mark that I can detect. A LOVELY brooch!
Antique rhinestone tulip pin is for furs I believe. Two long downward pin prongs on the back clip for security. Dark blue rhinestones are closely set in the tulip and bud. Emerald green rhinestones arranged closely on the stem and leaves. All stones are present and pin is in wonderful condition. Old, but it is unsigned. Measures 2 1/8" x 2 1/8".
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This vintage set of sweet snowflake shape pins have prong set sapphire blue rhinestones and a larger pink aurora center stone. Reffered to as scatter pins or cluster pins. Made of stamped gold tone metal and each of the three pins have a diameter of 5/8". All are in EXCELLENT bright shiny condition.
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These vintage pins are either kangaroo or rabbits. Silver tone plate with turquoise paint accents and clear rhinestones. Pins measure 1 3/8" tall. Both are in good condition with just miimal flaking on the backs in very small areas. Sold as a pair.
Pretty vintage rhinestone pin is composed of two inner twined oval loops, One is all topaz gold rhinestones and the other is all clear stones. Perfect condition, and measures 1 1/8" x 1 1/4".
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These molded green plastic Heinz pickle pins were made for the 1939 World's Fair. The pickle measures 1 1/4", the brass pin backs are in great condition, and they are just plain cute.This strategic marketing idea got the public to do their advertising by offering these pins for free.
This beautiful pin is an antiqued silvertone setting with a large glass/ hemotite center cabochon with a carved out rose, Crystal clear rhinestone accents on the edges make this a really stunning pin. Measures 1 1/4" wide and 2 1/4" long. Pristine condition.
Nice large porcelain china decoration, set in a heavy antiqued gold tone filigree brooch setting, with a hoop where you can attach it to a chain, and wear it as a pendant. Porcelain jas a large pink/mauve rose. Measures 1 7/8" x 2 3/8". Safety clasp on the pin back. Excellent condition. No chain.
A stunning vintage blue rhinestone pin with large pear shape and round faceted sapphire blue rhinestones. Prong set into a gold tone snowflake style setting. Measures 2 1/4" in diameter. All stones are brilliant and intact. Perfect conditon. No makers name that I can see.
A very sparkly rhinestone pin measures 1" in diameter. Large faceted crystal rhinestones prong set in a silver tone setting. EXCELLENT condition. Simple but eye catching!
Pretty Monet gold tone pin of three tulips. Satin finish alternating with shiny gold and cut out petals. Very pretty. Original Monet hang tag which says Monet 1419 Muguette. Pin measures 2 3/4" long, and is also hallmarked on the back. NICE>>>>>
Adorable little stamped metal brass gold color colt pin. This spunky little horse pin measures 1 5/8" tall and is in excellent condition. No makers name.
A pretty old rhodium plated sparrow in flight pin. Decorated with paste set clear rhinestones with pink baguettes on the tail and pink rhinestones in the cluster of cherries it holds in its beak. Measures 1 3/4" long.. Great condition. Gentle crazing on the backside to the rhodium plating. Pinback is excellent. No makers mark that I cna see. A great old pin.
This vintage pin Twisted gold "Mother" pin is from the 1920's. Typically made during WWI & WWII and often called "Sweetheart Pins". This pin appears to be from WWI. The base is made from a real mother of pearl shell, which is hand carved. The gold tone metal is twisted to form the lettering, and the pin back, and appears to be gold, but not marked so. The iridescent rainbow of colors in the mother of pearl shell are still in excellent condition!
Pretty vintage snowflake pin made of silver tone plated filigree with solid turquoise rhinestone settings. Measures 1 3/8" diameter. Pristine condition! The delicate lacy open work is very delicate and pretty. No makers mark, but is very nice.
A great vitage rhinestone pin in a goldtone snowflake setting. Prong set with pear shape purple amethyst color rhinestones. Large clear sparling clear rhinestones on the tips and center. No makers name but is in perfect condition. Measures 1 5/8" diameter.
Pretty gold tone pin is a lacy filigree snowflake with red enamel petals and clear rhinestone accents on outer edges and center. No makers name. Measures 1 1/2" diameter and is in pristine condition.


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Set against the breathtaking landscape of the Alaskan territory, the film follows he heroic journey of Balto, half husky/half wolf. The town outcast, Balto courageously battles the forces of nature and his own self-doubt in a race to save the children of Nome. It's 1925 and a serious diphtheria epidemic is spreading fast among children, but a terrible blizzard has paralyzed the primitive air, sea, and rail routes... dog teams are Nome's only hope to receive much needed medicine and avert disaster. Based on the Great Race of Mercy to Nome in 1925, Balto combines spectacular action and adventure with the heartfelt emotion.


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PA Forces Arrest Two for Alleged Role in Assassination of Fateh Leader
Palestinian intelligence service arrested Saturday two Bethlehem residents Friday, who they said were suspected of helping Israel to carry out the assassination of Atef Abayat, the Tel Aviv-based Haaretz newspaper reported.
The Fateh member, one of the most senior Palestinian militants on the Israeli army's wanted list, was killed Thursday afternoon in a car bomb explosion between the Bethlehem and the nearby town of Beit Sahur, the daily reported.
Two other Palestinians, Issa Atef Khatib and Jamal Abdullah Abayat, also members of the Palestinian Fateh movement, were killed in the blast.
Shin Bet security services said Abayat was killed because he was responsible for the deaths of at least five Israelis and the wounding of dozens of others.
The explosion appeared to be yet another in Israel's long line of assassinations, which are estimated at over 45 in the course of the latest Palestinian uprising against 34 years of Israeli military occupation.
Palestinians sources said they believed that a collaborator planted a bomb in Abayat's jeep - Albawaba.com
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- Israel Assassinates Two Hamas Leaders; PA Makes More Arrests
- PA Rejects Israeli Demand to Find and Hand Over Alleged Zeevi Assassins
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Request for information on John H. White b: 12-25-1830, Madison Co. IN. IN>MI>CA
I'm looking for information regarding John Henry White, b: December 25, 1830, Madison County, Indiana, d: January 23, 1917, Live Oak (Sutter Co.) California.
He married Sarah Eliza Hain, March 2, 1864, Cass County, Michigan. Sarah's parents are John Hain and Jane Petticrew.
Sarah Eliza Hain, b: November 30, 1837, Cass County, Michigan, d: November 20, 1917, Live Oak (Sutter Co.), California.
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Special Election Eve airings of Public Affairs: Berkowitz w/ Rauner, Dillard, Brady, Levine and much more, Web and Cable
Jeff Berkowitz: Kirk Dillard says… Stu Levine was out there getting business [for you]. Dillard said if you are as smart as you tell the people of Illinois you are, you had to know about this, what do you say to Kirk Dillard? R Gov candidate Bruce Rauner: [watch the show here] ****************************** Tonight's repeat special... Read more »
Did WGN's Paul Lisnek go soft on Gov candidate Rutherford because they share similar gay rights views? Will Lisnek debate Berkowitz on this and other journalistic issues?
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Better than Berkowitz interviewing Obama: Fox's Mike Flannery interviews Jeff Berkowitz about the allegations against State Treasurer Dan Rutherford: Cable and Web
State Treasurer and downstate Republican Primary Gov candidate Dan Rutherford (Pontiac) started the day yesterday morning by telling the press that he wanted to tell them the allegations that were being made against him by an employee of his office but he "couldn't." Berkowitz and Flannery ended the day by telling Fox [WFLD] TV news... Read more »
Better than Monday night football: Berkowitz w/ Lt. Gov. candidate Maria Rodriguez, cable and web
Tonight's City of Chicago edition of Public Affairs with Jeff Berkowitz features Maria Rodriguez (R-Long Grove), Senator Bill Brady's Lt. Gov. running mate in Brady's campaign for Governor in the 2014 Republican Primary. The show airs throughout the City of Chicago at 8:30 pm on Cable Ch. 21 (CANTV). The Public Affairs show featuring Lt.... Read more »
Better than Charlie Rose with Nicole Kidman: Berkowitz w/Gov Candidate Dillard, Cable and web
State Senator Kirk Dillard (R-Hinsdale), one of four Republican Primary candidates for IL Governor), is featured on tonight's and next Monday night's North Shore edition of Public Affairs, airing at 8:30 pm on Cable Ch. 19 in ten donor rich suburbs (a number of which are majority Republican) in Bannockburn,Deerfield, Ft. Sheridan, Glencoe, Highland Park, Highwood, Kenilworth,... Read more »
Better than Breaking Bad: Watch Berkowitz w/the woman sure to be the first female IL Governor- State Rep. Jeanne Ives. Web and on Cable in Chicago tonight
Tonight's City of Chicago edition of Public Affairs with Jeff Berkowitz features State Rep. Jeanne Ives (R-Wheaton), who is the odds on favorite to be the first female governor of the State of Illinois. The shows airs throughout the City of Chicago at 8:30 pm on Cable Ch. 21 (CANTV). You can also watch the... Read more »
Better than Monday night football: Berkowitz w/ likely 2014 Republican Primary Gov. Candidate senator Bill Brady, Cable and Web
Jeff Berkowitz: Yeah, so you got to get the those pension payments down relative to economic growth for the state Sen. Bill Brady: Every day the Governor delays to lead on this, we're digging a deeper hole. ******************************************************* Tonight's City o f Chicago edition of "Public Affairs," features Senator Bill Brady (R-Bloomington), almost surely a candidate... Read more »
The final odds in the Illinois Republican Gubernatorial Primary
Andy Mckenna, 4 to 1 What can you say, there is no other way to describe Andy McKenna other than as the money candidate. Unlike his 2004 Republican Primary U. S. Senate bid, where he spent 2.5 million dollars of his own money and a similar amount from his friends and family for a 4th place finish and 14%... Read more »


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When asked how he feels about the claims that he started the singer-songwriter movement nearly four decades ago, Tom Rush answers with characteristic flippancy.
"Guilty," says Rush sarcastically, not hiding his contempt for the label that has dogged him his entire career. In 1965, Elektra Records released The Circle Game, widely considered a landmark of folk music even though Rush's own songs and the songs he chose to cover had little in common with the prevailing trends circulating around Harvard University at the time.
"It was really ridiculous to have all these English majors singing about how tough it was in the mines and cotton fields," says the acerbic and dryly humorous Rush. At 65, he speaks candidly from his Santa Barbara home about his influence and legacy.
Tom Rush performs Saturday, January 13, at McDavid Studio, Fort Worth.
"I tried to get into the spirit of the music without posing as an authentic, illiterate sharecropper," says Rush.
With artists as diverse as James Taylor, Garth Brooks, Scott Walker and Midge Ure covering Rush's songs, his continued relevance is undeniable. One of the very few artists equally adept at writing poignant original material and selecting songs from a surprising array of sources, Rush has made a career out of being wonderfully unpredictable.
"I like a lot of different stuff," says Rush, "And that makes my work a bit schizophrenic."
Yet for all the praise directed toward Rush for being the first person to record the songs of Joni Mitchell, James Taylor and Jackson Browne, the New Englander is quick to downplay the significance of his keen eye for talent.
"I owed the label an album, and I didn't have enough songs," says Rush. "So I was desperately casting about for songs that I liked." These included Mitchell's "Urge for Going" and Taylor's "Rainy Day Man," songs that were yearning, personal accounts of loss that, for better or worse, ushered in the sensitive singer-songwriter movement of the '70s.
"For me, certain songs just lit up like Christmas trees," says Rush. "I was just looking for good material."
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And he found it. Besides covering classic blues ("Galveston Flood") and sublime folk (Eric von Schmidt's "Joshua Gone Barbados"), Rush wrote "No Regrets," one of the best encapsulations of breaking up ever committed to vinyl. The song has become a staple of his current tour, although Rush isn't opposed to shelving any song if it becomes tiresome.
"I'll do another one with many of the same notes in it," says Rush, laughing.
After spending the last several years producing the Club 47 series of new folk concerts (featuring Allison Krause and Emmylou Harris), Rush is currently working on a new studio effort and is quite content doing things, as always, his own way.
"I'm happy doing music that appeals to me," he says. "How people deal with it is secondary."


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At dion seminara architecture our priority is to provide you with the most important outcome – a well-designed solution for you and your family's needs, today and into the future. The value of having a design that is truly customised and unique to the way you live – some might say this is priceless.
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When exploring your options from a building design perspective, you will no doubt encounter the terms "Architect" and "Building Designer."
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- Commitment to compulsory continuing professional development to maintain our qualifications, Architects must keep at the forefront of industry knowledge. We also adhere to the Royal Australian Institute of Architects Code of Conduct which includes obligations to the public, the client, our profession and our colleagues.
- For Queensland Architects, our professional standing is strengthened by The Architects Act 2002 – which makes it illegal to refer to yourself as an architect without being registered with the Board of Architects. This legislation protects you. You are assured that the professional you are dealing with has the compulsory skills, training and standards to ensure your project's design is completed with a degree of professionalism.
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