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C++ Primer 5th Edition, Part 4: What Makes a Good Example?
Last week, I said that one of Barbara's challenges in rewriting the C++ Primer was to find useful programming examples to illustrate language features that C++11 had made easier to use. I think copy constructors are a particularly interesting case.
A useful example of a language feature should give the reader an idea of how — and why — one might use that feature in practice. It doesn't have to be complete, but it does have to be detailed enough to let readers understand how they might complete it. In the case of a copy constructor, there are some additional requirements:
- The example must do what a copy constructor does, namely create a copy of an object.
- It must do something other than just copy the object's data members, because that's what happens by default.
- It must do something other than copying a pointer and incrementing a reference count, because that's what
The first of these requirements tends to conflict with the others. The reason is that the whole notion of a copy is that the copy can be used interchangeably with the original. How can one object be equivalent to another and yet not have their data members be copies of each other?
One plausible answer to this question is to define a data structure that keeps track of all objects of a given type. For example, suppose our class is called Thing. We might use a set of Thing pointers for the purpose:
class Thing { private: static set<Thing*> allThings; // … };
Thing constructor would add
this to the set; the destructor would remove it. This strategy would maintain the invariant that
allThings contains the address of every
Thing in existence.
This example is useful as far as it goes. However, it has a drawback: Every constructor manipulates the set in the same way, and if we take that manipulation out of the picture, we're left with the default copy constructor. So this example doesn't actually do anything particularly interesting in the copy constructor. However, we can make this example more interesting by generalizing it. This particular generalization actually appeared in the fourth edition of the primer, but it takes on new importance in the fifth edition.
The idea is to imagine a program that deals with email messages. Messages can be stored in mailboxes, which indicate how the user has characterized those messages. A single message can be stored in more than one mailbox, and of course a mailbox can store any number of messages. In such a system, one might copy a message because one intends to edit it. Similarly, one might copy a mailbox because one intends to add messages to or remove them from the mailbox.
This message/mailbox example offers some genuinely interesting design questions to explore. Presumably copying a message should leave the copy in the same mailbox(es) as the original. Similarly, copying a mailbox should probably leave the new mailbox holding the same messages as the original, rather than copying all of the messages in the mailbox. Moreover, the example suggests interesting questions to ask about implementation. For example, if deleting a message removes it from all mailboxes that contain it, how does the destructor go about finding the locations of those mailboxes? Does assigning one message to another change the mailboxes to which the left-hand side belongs? Why or why not? What about swapping two messages?
It may seem silly to devote this much effort to finding the right examples. Why not just explain what a copy constructor does and be done with it? The answer, I think, is that the right examples are crucially important to many people's learning. If the examples are too simple, readers don't learn much from them. If they are too complicated, readers don't understand them, so the readers don't learn anything at all. The trick is to find examples that are rich enough to avoid triviality, but not so complicated as to preclude understanding.


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Contest-Winning Peach Cobbler
Total TimePrep: 20 min. + standing Bake: 50 min. + cooling
Makes12 servings
- 2 cans (29 ounces each) sliced peaches
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 6 tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon, optional
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup cold butter, cubed
- 2 large eggs, room temperature, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- Vanilla ice cream, optional
- Drain peaches, reserving 1/2 cup syrup for the sauce. In a large bowl, combine peaches, brown sugar, tapioca, cinnamon if desired, lemon juice and vanilla. Transfer to an ungreased 11x7-in. baking dish. Let stand for 15 minutes.
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt; cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir in eggs. Drop by spoonfuls onto peach mixture; spread evenly. Bake at 350° for 50-55 minutes or until filling is bubbly and a toothpick inserted in topping comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes.
- In a small saucepan, combine the brown sugar, flour, salt, butter and reserved peach syrup. Bring to a boil over medium heat; cook and stir for 1 minute or until thickened. Remove from the heat; add lemon juice. Serve with cobbler and ice cream if desired.
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Jan 27, 2017
What the hey........ this says to save the peach juice for the sauce. HOWEVER... in the sauce recipe there is no mention of the peach juice??????
Aug 25, 2016
This is soooo good! Made without the butterscotch sauce and topped with vanilla ice cream. the topping is cake-like
Jul 22, 2016
When I read "butterscotch" I had to give it a try! No doubt it was a contest winner! Delicious!
Apr 24, 2016
I did not change anything excellent
Oct 5, 2015
It was interesting to read the reviews for my peach cobbler. I'm so glad most of you loved it. If you had problems with the crust, rest assured, I did a few times too. It seemed to happen when the batter was too thick, and didn't spread easily. I have never used frozen peaches, but It could certainly be done.
Jan 2, 2015
Turned out delicious. We loved it without the topping.
Apr 30, 2014
Just came out of the the oven. I double the topping, made the sauce and had vanilla ice cream with it. I have five children and they loved it.
Jun 18, 2012
Apr 28, 2012
This was really good. Loved the sauce. My husband liked it too but he likes another peach dessert that I make in the microwave alot better. I'd probably make this again though because I usually have all the ingredients on hand.
Sep 29, 2011
Best cobbler we have ever eaten

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We here at SP are a buxom bunch. Kate, of course, has her Rack of Doom; FJ and I, pseudonymous as we are, have not shared our chestiness with you, but rest assured, our bosoms are as big as our brains. A lot bigger, actually, if you picture that literally. If any of you Shapelings out there are in the same top-heavy boat, please do yourself a huge favor — make a resolution! — and get a free professional bra fitting as soon as possible.
There are lots of places you can get a free, excellent fitting. Lingerie specialty shops are always a good bet (and extra points if they're woman-owned); I've heard that Nordstrom is also consistently good. If you're here in Chicago (or in NY, Atlanta, or Boston), you can go to Intimacy (aka That Place Where They Send Chesty Ladies on What Not to Wear). I've been there twice now, and both times, the experience has been fantastic. The first time I went, I was, like many women, wearing a bra size that had nothing to do with my body (warning: link to Oprah) but was easy-ish to find in non-specialty store. The second time I went (yesterday), I knew that because of various bodily changes, my bras that fit beautifully last time weren't working for me anymore. Each time, I was committing one of the most common bra fit errors: wearing a band size too big (usually accompanied by a cup size way too small). This, dear Shapelings, is another arena in which the selling of the beauty ideal does not conform to real people's experiences in their bodies; because places like Victoria's Secret and your average department stores don't carry above a DD cup (and often not above a certain band size), most women who should be wearing E or larger don't know that — how would they, when they've never encountered an E in the store? Instead, they go up a band size or two, hoping that the DD cups scale up enough with each interval to hold their racks of doom. Just as we hurt each other when we lie about our weight because we skew expectations of "normal" weights downward, bra sellers who insist that a 38DD is the biggest size imaginable hurt women, most of whom have no idea what a good-fitting bra feels like. Furthermore, those online bra size calculators you see? Are total crap. (Hmm, what other online calculator does that remind you of?) To give you a sense of just how much crap they are, before I went in for my first pro fitting, I ran my measurements through several calculators and got a range of sizes spit out, including 36DD, 38C, and my personal favorite, 40A. The size that fit at Intimacy? 34E. Thanks, internet!
Here's what my experience at Intimacy was like (this is mostly a description of the first visit). The first thing that impressed me when I walked in was that the employees were women of many different body shapes, including more than one fabulously dressed fat woman. (I cannot remember the last time I saw a fat woman working at Victoria's Secret — can you?) I had to wait around for a few minutes, but then I was paired with a fitter (I'll call her F, though her name was not, of course, Fitter) who was really friendly and encouraging. We went into a dressing room, and she explained Intimacy's fitting philosophy to me, which basically boils down to this — they don't use measuring tapes. Instead, they analyze how you look in the bras you try on (and the one you wore in) to see how the bra is fitting you at different points of your body. To me, the lack of measuring tapes is a great, size-positive strategy — it's not about finding out exactly how big you are; it's about finding what works with your body.
After looking at me in my current bra and showing me where it didn't work for me, F went back into the store and brought back a bra for me to try on just to see if her ideas about size were right. It fit beautifully, so then she basically served as my personal shopper, bringing me several different styles and brands to try on — ALL OF WHICH FIT. I could not believe it. For years, when I've gone bra shopping, I've been lucky to find a bra that fit *enough* to drop money on; this time, I tried on at least a dozen bras, all of which looked and felt amazing. My breasts looked great; my back felt better; and my whole figure aligned differently. It ended up being great fun to try on all these beautiful bras, including styles that I never though I could wear (balconette! plunge! demi!), and see how great they looked. It was like a bra dress-up party! It's not cheap — the bras I liked ranged between $50 and $80. But you could also get the free fitting and then find a place like Nordstrom Rack (har har) where you could hunt for a bargain in your size. Online shops that have a wide range of sizes include Figleaves and Bravissimo.*
I am wearing one of my new bras as I type this, and let me tell you, it feels amazing. My back and shoulders are suddenly worlds less tense. My tits, if I do say so, look awesome. And I feel confident that in one more area of my wardrobe, I let my body dictate the way my clothes should be, and not the other way around. Remember, if an item of clothing doesn't fit your body, there's something wrong with the clothing, not with your body. Be good to yourself and find out what does fit you and wear that, numbers be damned.
*If you have stores to recommend to other Shapelings — or to warn us off from — let us know in the comments! Also, we'd love to hear your bra success stories — I know several people who've gone into a fitting wearing a D cup and come out wearing a G. Exciting for everyone!


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SDFDS is the Section Defence Forces Dental Services from the FDI. Every year prior to the FDI annual congress we organize an annual meeting. This meeting contains of a cultural day and a scientific program of 2 days, in which international military dentists share their experiences, challenges and latest developments.
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The A-Z contains information on many aspects of pregnancy
and child health. It is arranged alphabetically so you can find what you are looking for with ease. If you are at all concerned about your health or your child's health, please consult your health professional.
HiPP's A-Z of pregnancy & child health
The A-Z contains information on many aspects of pregnancy
European Union (EU) legislation requires most additives used in foods to be labelled in the list of ingredients either by name or by an E number. All additives with E numbers have passed safety tests and have been approved for use. The Food Standards Authority (FSA) has advised parents of children showing signs of hyperactivity that cutting certain artificial colours from their diets might have some beneficial effects. The additives to avoid are: E110 (Sunset Yellow), E104 (Quinoline yellow), E122 (Carmoisine), E129 (Allura red), E102 (Tartrazine) and E124 (Ponceau 4R). Visit http://www.eatwell.gov.uk for more information. No artificial additives are used in HiPP Organic baby foods. For more information on the HiPP Organic product range click here.
Adenoids are found at the back of the nasal passage above the tonsils and they form part of the body?s defences against respiratory infections such as coughs and colds. The adenoids start to grow from birth and reach their maximum size at about 3-5 years old. They start to shrink again around the age of 7, by late teens are barely visible and by adulthood will have disappeared. In some children the adenoids become enlarged and this can lead to difficulties with breathing and to nasal-sounding speech. Enlarged adenoids can also result in middle-ear infections and a build up of fluid in the middle ear ('glue ear'). The Enlarged adenoids generally shrink as the child gets older or they may be surgically removed (either on their own (adenoidectomy) or as part of a tonsillectomy).
ADHD - Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
This is a disorder in which a child is typically constantly active, unable to sit still, has a short attention span, has difficulty in concentrating on tasks and has impulsive behaviour e.g. trouble controlling what they are saying. In some children, certain foods or food additives seem to aggravate symptoms. For more information visit www.eatwell.gov.uk. ADHD is a medical condition which should not be confused with normal excitable or boisterous behaviour. Support groups for ADHD include: National Attention Deficit Disorder Information and Support Service: www.addiss.co.uk or The Hyperactive Children?s Support Group: www.hacsg.org.uk.
Air Travel
Air travel can usually be undertaken until the 36th week of pregnancy, but after 28 weeks most airlines require a letter from your GP stating that you are fit to fly. Make sure your travel insurance is valid for pregnancy and that it provides cover for you and the baby if the baby arrives early.
Pregnant women who fly are at a small but significant risk of developing deep vein thrombosis (the medical term for blood clots), referred to as DVT. During a flight, pregnant women should make sure they drink plenty of water, wear special flight socks and get up and walk around at least once every hour. While seated, the calf muscles should frequently be worked by flexing the feet up and down.
Alcohol In Pregnancy
If you are pregnant, or trying to become pregnant, it?s generally considered best to avoid alcohol in at least the first 3 months if possible. If you would like an occasional drink, restrict your intake to no more than 1 or 2 units of alcohol, once or twice a week and avoid getting drunk, or binge drinking.
One small (125ml) glass of wine is about 1.5 units, a standard (175ml) glass of wine is about 2 units, alcopops about 1.5 units and half a pint of (standard strength) beer, lager or cider, or a single measure of spirits, are around 1 unit.
If you require more information visit www.drinkaware.co.uk.
Alcohol While Breastfeeding
Your blood alcohol levels (and the level of alcohol in your milk) will generally be highest 1-1½ hours after your last drink. The occasional glass of wine or other alcoholic drink does not appear to harm a breastfed baby or interfere with milk production.
An allergy is an inappropriate reaction by the body?s immune system to normally harmless substances such as pollen, cat and dog fur, house dust mites, and some foods - most commonly dairy products, seafood, wheat, eggs, peanuts. Symptoms of an allergic reaction can vary but could include itchy skin or a rash, itchy eyes, wheezing, swelling. In rare cases the allergy can produce an extreme and life threatening reaction or anaphylactic shock. Common allergic conditions are hay fever, asthma, eczema and urticaria (also referred to as hives/nettle rash). Visit the British Allergy Foundation for more information: www.allergyuk.org.
This is a diagnostic procedure in which a small amount of the amniotic fluid surrounding a baby in the womb is withdrawn with a syringe, using an ultrasound scan for guidance. The amniotic fluid is analysed to identify or exclude certain disorders or defects. The results of an amniocentesis can also reveal the baby?s sex.
Amniocentesis may be offered - after counselling -where a screening test has indicated an increased risk of Down's Syndrome, where an ultrasound scan has detected a possible abnormality; or to those women who have a past history or family history of a genetic or chromosomal disorder.
Amniocentesis is usually performed between 15-20 weeks of pregnancy and it is down to personal choice whether you want this procedure to be carried out as it is not entirely risk free.
Amniotic Fluid
This is a fluid surrounding the baby in the womb and is also known as the 'waters'.
Anaemia And Pregnancy
During pregnancy, blood tests are carried out to measure the levels of haemoglobin in the blood. Haemoglobin carries oxygen around the body. Anaemia is a condition in which haemoglobin levels are low - and the resulting lack of oxygen going round the body causes symptoms such as tiredness, breathlessness, poor concentration, paleness/pale skin, weakness. The body uses iron to make haemoglobin and iron deficiency is the most common cause of anaemia. Pregnant women have a greater volume of blood circulating in the body and therefore they need good levels of iron to make enough haemoglobin.
Anaemia In Infants
The stores of iron a child is born with start to run out at about 6 months, so the inclusion of iron-rich foods in the diet is important. Lack of iron may lead to anaemia, which can affect a child's physical and mental development. Meat is a good source of iron, as are fish, eggs, lentils and beans. To improve iron absorption, give foods or drinks rich in vitamin C, e.g. fruit or diluted fruit juice, at the same meal. Follow-on milks such as HiPP Organic Follow-on milk also contain increased levels of iron.
Anaphylaxis is the name given to a type of allergic reaction which affects the whole body. It can be life-threatening. Thankfully it is very rare; however if it occurs it requires immediate medical treatment and it is for this reason that all allergies should be taken seriously.
Anaphylaxis usually occurs within a few minutes of exposure to the allergen but can take a few hours to develop. The symptoms can be varied but include skin redness, urticaria (hives) appearing on the body, mouth and throat itching or swelling, difficulty in swallowing or speaking, heart beating faster, wheezing or worsening of asthma, feeling sick or vomiting, drop in blood pressure (may feel weak or fall down) and unconsciousness.
If you believe that your child may be experiencing anaphylaxis then immediately seek medical advice by calling 999 and follow their instructions. Usually it is treated by adrenaline (an EpiPen), and some people who have had anaphylaxis in the past carry this with them just in case.
Apgar Score
This is a scoring system used to evaluate the physical condition of a newborn baby one minute after birth (and commonly repeated after 5 minutes). Assessments are made for breathing, heart rate, colour, muscle tone and response to stimulation. Scores are given out of ten and an Apgar score of seven or over indicates that the baby is in good condition.
A slightly low Apgar score (especially at 1 minute) is normal for some newborns, especially those born after a high risk pregnancy, caesarean section or complicated labour and delivery. Lower Apgar scores may also be seen in premature babies.
ARM (Artificial Rupture Of Membranes)
Also termed amniotomy, this is where a pregnant woman?s ?waters? are ?broken? by use of a special instrument, i.e. the membranes surrounding the amniotic sac are ruptured in order to induce the birth or to speed up labour.
Asperger's Syndrome
This is a form of autism - a condition affecting the way a sufferer communicates with, and relates to, others. The disorder is usually recognised in childhood because of difficulties with social interactions, stilted speech and very focused, specialised interests. Intelligence levels are usually normal or high. It is often harder to diagnose than other forms of autism as the symptoms tend to be more subtle. For more information visit the Asperger?s Foundation: www.aspergerfoundation.org.uk.
Asthma is an inflammatory condition of the airways of the lungs. During an asthma attack, the airways become narrower and inflamed, causing difficulty in breathing, coughing, wheezing, ?tight? chest and considerable distress. The number of children affected with asthma has increased considerably in recent years. For more information on asthma visit www.asthma.org.uk.
Some children under the age of one get wheezy when they have a cold -sometimes called 'viral wheezing', 'baby asthma' or even 'wheezy bronchitis'- but this is different to the asthma that occurs later on in childhood. Asthma is more likely if the child has symptoms that persist even when the cold is better and especially if they have eczema as well.
More common in boys, an affected child has difficulties with relationships, communication and imagination. The child will also demonstrate repetitive patterns of behaviour. The condition usually becomes apparent by the age of 2 years old.
An autistic child prefers to play alone, makes poor eye contact, has difficulty with everyday social interactions and is extremely resistant to change of any kind. Rituals and obsessions are very important. They are often seem to be ?in a world of their own?. Delay in learning to speak is common and the child may also display one or more sensory sensitivities e.g. extreme reactions to being touched.
For more information contact the National Autism Society: www.nas.org.uk.


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Exercise often. Maintain a healthy weight. Eat a nutritious diet. Don't smoke. You're already aware of the basics that make up a heart-healthy lifestyle. But there's a lesser-known habit that's also important for protecting your ticker: getting enough fluids.
Staying hydrated makes it easier for your heart to pump blood throughout your body. When your fluid levels dip too low, your heart has to work overtime. Dehydration can put you at risk for serious conditions such as swelling, dizziness, and heat stroke. If you already have a heart condition, you may be at an even higher risk.
Did you know that as you age, your body becomes more sensitive to the heat? This is from a number of factors such as poor circulation, sweat glands that don't work as well as they used to, health conditions you have, or medicines that you take.
There's no magic number for how much liquid you need to stay hydrated. It can vary day to day, depending on the weather and how active you are. To make sure you're getting enough, check the color of your urine. If it's pale or clear, you're in a good zone. If it's dark yellow, it means you need to increase your fluids. Try drinking fluids throughout the day instead of waiting for signs that you're dehydrated. In fact, by the time thirst strikes, your liquid levels are already too low.
Drinking water is a wonderful way to stay hydrated, but it isn't the only one. Many other foods and drinks are smart sources of fluids, too. These include:
Fruits and vegetables such as watermelon and tomatoes
Broth-based soup such as minestrone
Fat-free or low-fat milk
When it comes to what you put in your cup, it's best to steer clear of sugary drinks such as fruit juice and soda because they add unneeded sugar and calories. You may also want to limit the amount of caffeine you have because it can cause you to lose even more liquids by urinating more often.
If you have any questions about hydration and your health, talk with your healthcare provider.
The advice to "drink more water" sounds simple enough. In reality, though, you may find it can be surprisingly challenging to increase the amount you drink. Here are some ways to do just that:
Drink a glass of water whenever you need to take a pill.
Add a slice of lemon or lime to water.
Have a glass of water before exercising or going outside on a hot day.
When you feel hungry, have a glass of water first to make sure you're truly hungry.
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SOMERSWORTH � The tragic accident that left Dawn Brancheau dead at the bottom of a SeaWorld pool in 2010 was one of the many points discussed during a reading and signing of author David Kirby�s book �Death at SeaWorld� in Somersworth Saturday.
Brancheau�s death affected many people in the crowd including the Connell family of Somersworth. Todd and Suzanne Connell were celebrating their son�s birthday at SeaWorld at the �Dine with Shamu� show, when they witnessed the killer whale, Tilicum, drag Brancheau below the surface.
The Connell�s sued SeaWorld for $15,000 claiming that their son suffered emotional distress after the incident. In 2011 a Florida judge dismissed their case.
The Connell family did not appear at the event, which was held at Barbara and Bruce Lovett�s house. Barbara is a local resident who got involved when she watched Animal Planet�s �Whale Wars� and documentaries on the subject of animal treatment.
�I came into this too late in life,� Barbara said. �Without Facebook I don�t think we would have been able to do it.�
Kirby started writing the book based on Brancheau�s death but focuses on the work of Naomi Rose, a marine mammal biologist at the Humane Society of the United States. Rose has been working against SeaWorld and how they handle killer whales.
Kirby wrote about Tilicum in his book as a character for people to care about. In the third chapter he describes Tilicum�s capture using the second person.
�I was able to reconstruct it and the way I wrote it was imagine you are a young whale,� Kirby said. �He�s not a villain, he�s a victim. No one really treated Tilicum as a villain.�
Rose believes reading the book will allow people to learn the history of the captivity of killer whales.
�I think we need to make it more mainstream,� Rose said. �I just think we need to encourage people to question what�s going on. One of the reasons that I�m so opposed to this is because I know the natural history of the animals and what you see in captivity is so foreign to that.�
A survey conducted by Rose showed that 34 percent of the population has no opinion on the controversy of keeping killer whales in captivity. Rose says that they plan on using social media to reach these people.
�I�m not trying to destroy SeaWorld,� Rose said. �I just want whales out of captivity. They are the largest animal in captivity because elephants are in terms of weight smaller. You can give an elephant an entire acreage. You can�t do that for a whale. It�s a big animal in a small space�
Since the book has been published, Rose says a lot of progress has been made. Book reviews have appeared in publications including the Wall Street Journal,
�That actually upset some of their readership because they are used to pro-business reporting,� Rose said. �For our book rewview to be very positive and also very negative about a business wasn�t something they were used to. That kind of exposure is what we need, in these unusual places where animal stories aren�t often found.�
Lee Giffen, of Somersworth, attended the event because Barbara inspired him to get involved with the cause.
�Her passion has been instrumental. Here�s a cause you can really get into,� Giffen said. �It came from the heart.�
Meanwhile Nakai, a killer whale at SeaWorld in San Diego, recently turned the spotlight back onto the issue after an accident on Sept. 20 left a portion of its chin torn off. SeaWorld said it was a result of hitting the side of the pool but four puncture holes located on the skin surrounding the wound have many people questioning whether another killer whale attacked it.
�I hope we find out what happened to Nakai because I think it�s important,� Kirby said. �I wish we could get a forensics team to investigate where on the pool it happened. I�ve never heard of a whale hurting themselves in this way, but I�ve never heard of a whale taking a chunk of another whale.�
Author shares tale of whale trainer tragedy
SOMERSWORTH � The tragic accident that left Dawn Brancheau dead at the bottom of a SeaWorld pool in 2010 was one of the many points discussed during a reading and signing of author David Kirby�s book �Death at SeaWorld� in Somersworth Saturday.


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I haven't seen this discussed much in the horse rescue/retrain/rehome community, at least the ones that I'm involved with or "friends" with on FB. They are much more focused on other issues, especially the coming change in Canada re slaughter, and the use use of a captive bolt gun defined as humane euthanasia for a horse.Ziggypop wrote:This is not good.
https://tuesdayshorse.wordpress.com/201 ... th-sb-139/
I admit I don't understand the pros and cons of this classification change very well (beyond the tax benefits for owning and breeding livestock) and strongly agree with Barry Irwin's comment on the Paulick story below (is that you agreeing with him?):
I'd love to learn more even though I live far from Kentucky, and in my state horses are already classified as livestock. Please let me know if you find any good articles with more detailed and hopefully unbiased information about the pros and cons.This piece cries out for a companion story that explains what the pros and cons are of this issue.
Kentucky Senate Agriculture Committee Passes Bill To Designate Equines As Livestock
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Former paramedic: Guzman should stay behind bars
Michael Guzman fighting first-degree murder conviction
One of the paramedics who testified at Michael Guzman's trial is speaking out 33 years later in an effort to keep him behind bars.
In 1981, Guzman kidnapped two young students from the University of New Mexico, raped and then stabbed them repeatedly.
One died, another survived, but was stabbed more than 30 times.
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In Matthew Strauss' estimation, he and his wife, Iris, collect three kinds of art: "oh, oh my, and oh my gosh." n One of their first "oh my gosh" moments occurred in 1987, when they encountered Gerhard Richter's work at Germany's "documenta" — a modern and contemporary art exhibition — on a trip with the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego's contemporary collectors' group. n "We didn't know what we were doing," said Strauss, whose family foundation is lending a selection of 13 more recently acquired pieces to the University of San Diego for an exhibition. "But we loved it, because we loved color."
'Game Changer': New Media and Multiples From the Matthew and Iris Strauss Family Foundation
Where: University of San Diego, Student Life Pavilion Exhibit Hall, 5998 Alcala Park, Linda Vista
When: Through March 3
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Although they didn't find an appropriate work to buy at the "documenta" exhibition, the group, led by MCASD director Hugh Davies, later connected with Richter's German dealer, who offered the Strausses two prime canvases, a large 1981 abstraction and a 1968 "townscape."
"Matt was agonizing over which to get," Davies recalled. "And I said to him, 'If you really want to be a serious Richter collector, you get them both.' "
Strauss cut a deal for the two works on the spot, and they have pride of place in the Strausses' now extensive, wide-ranging collection.
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"I knew at that moment, if somebody is that passionate and can be that decisive, he was going to turn out to be a great collector," Davies said. "And he has."
The Strausses are now considered among the region's elite collectors and the only locals included in the 2012 "ARTNews 200 Top Collectors." Their collection is divided between their personal holdings and the Matthew and Iris Strauss Family Foundation, which houses approximately 60 works in a separate building.
Although the nonprofit foundation frequently lends individual works to museums and admits tour groups (collectors groups from the San Jose Museum of Art and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art recently visited), the USD exhibit represents the first time the foundation has lent a selection of its works to an institution.
"I think the foundation has provided them with an outlet to be bold and collect some younger artists they might not otherwise collect," said Derrick Cartwright, USD's director of university galleries and a member of the foundation's board (as is Davies).
"In the foundation, you'll find artists like Vanessa Beecroft, Sam Taylor-Wood, a lot of young artists, a lot of women artists, artists of color from all over, who are being integrated into this very revered collecting practice the Strausses have established.
"I admire that. A lot of people who are among the top collectors in the world might look at this as a kind of investment. I think Matt and Iris at this point have collected what excites them and now they want to share it."
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The Strausses repeatedly emphasized they like to collect art "that makes you look at art differently," but beyond that?
"We do have a bit of a criteria," said Matthew Strauss. "We have to love the artist and it has to be among the best works of an artist. …"
"… that we can afford to purchase," chimed Iris Strauss.
"And it has to be somebody who has had some critical review to put it into context," said Matthew Strauss. "But we do take chances occasionally."
Several of those chances are among the USD works, which are primarily based in new media, video and photography. Still, there is one canvas, a dark work by Angela de la Cruz, "Hung 4" (2009).
"It looks like it's been in some sort of accident," Cartwright said. "The canvas is not neatly stretched, and the image is a void, as opposed to something to contemplate. And to have a work like that at the beginning of the 21st century throws into question the practice of painting. That's interesting to think about in a show that's all about the new technologies that artists are deploying to make work."
Cartwright's favorite work in the exhibit, however, is Fred Wilson's "Picasso/Whose Rules," which is essentially a full-size reproduction of Picasso's iconic "Demoiselles," but superimposed onto one of the faces — which are inspired by African masks — is a real African mask.
Behind the mask (if you look through the mask's eyes) is a video of the artist talking art with friends from Senegal ("Whose rules decide what is great? … If your modern art is our traditional art, does that make our contemporary art your cliché?").
"So you are actually looking through this monument of modern art to a contemporary discussion and argument about what counts in modern art," Cartwright said. "It's a fantastic work by an artist (who) I think is really one of the great living artists of our time.
"Just to bring that one object to USD, to me, is the sign of something important to come."
Practical considerations
While the Strauss Foundation provides a mechanism for the couple to more widely share their art, it also fulfills several equally practical functions (which is why foundations have become commonplace among high-end collectors). It provides tax advantages (they are able to "de-accession" art from their personal collection into the foundation), although it carries certain responsibilities (including making the art public). It also is an important estate planning tool, which is critical to museums that rely on collectors like the Strausses, including the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego.
"I wish the museum had the same (acquisition) budget Matt and Iris have," Davies said. "Without collectors, we wouldn't have a museum, period. As with most museums in the country, something like 75 percent of the works that enter the museum enter as gifts, rather than as museum purchases with the museum's own resources. We've been helped immeasurably (by collectors)."
Matthew Strauss, who is the incoming president of the board of the museum, indicated that he and his wife would like their collection to stay in the community, which is good news for local museums.
Works like those Gerhard Richter paintings they acquired in 1987 are now out of reach, not only for museums, but even for collectors at their level.
The Strausses, like most collectors, aren't about to do the numbers or assign values in public, other than to say that the Richter works are "priceless."
But consider that last year, rock star Eric Clapton sold a Gerhard Richter painting at Christie's he had bought in 2001 for $3.2 million. That painting, "Abstraktes Bild," went for $34.2 million, breaking the auction record for a living artist.
Oh my gosh.
Art at USC
Since arriving at USD last year, director of university galleries Derrick Cartwright has been working to "activate" the institution's art spaces. Here are four exhibitions (in addition to "Game Changer" at the Student Life Pavilion) either already up or soon to open at the university:
"Beyond the Book: Fresh Perspectives on the Print Collection": Through May 26 in the Robert and Karen Hoehn Family Galleries in Founders Hall.
"Reconsidering Rouault: Prints and Paintings From Three San Diego Collections": Through May 26 in the Robert and Karen Hoehn Family Galleries in Founders Hall.
"Old Chocolate and Other Surprises: Learning From the May Collection": Through May 27 in the David W. May Gallery in Serra Hall.
"Shadow Lives": March 15 through May 26 in the Fine Art Galleries in the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice.


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Today is Friday, July 12, 2013, the last day for the touring exhibit of Manifold Greatness: The Creation and Afterlife of the King James Bible, which has traveled to 40 libraries across the United States. The original Bodleian Library and Folger Shakespeare Library exhibitions of 2011 are long over, as is the 2012 Ransom Center exhibition. We've shared some final words in recent posts from the curators of the Folger exhibition, Steve Galbraith and Hannibal Hamlin, who have written on this blog many times. And so, with the conclusion of the touring exhibit, it is time to end the Manifold Greatness blog as well.
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The PI3K inhibitors pipeline analysis report covers approximately 37 active drug candidates, of which eight drug candidates are in Phase III stage, 10 drug candidates are in Phase II stage, nine drug candidates Phase I stage, eight in Pre-Clinical stage and two drug candidates are in Discovery stage.
Phosphatidylinositol 3-kinases (PI3K) are lipid kinases that are involved in cell regulation, including cell survival, proliferation and differentiation. They act as intermediate molecules in PI3K/AKT/mTOR signaling pathway by sending chemical messengers from cell surface to cytoplasm. These signals activate multiple effector kinase pathways, resulting in survival and growth of normal cells. Phosphatidylinositol 3-kinases is categorized on the basis of classes as class I, II and III, on the basis of structure of the PI3K, based on the specificities of the substrate as well as on the basis of lipid end-product's nature. Bases on structure, Phosphatidylinositol 3-kinases has four different forms PI3K alpha, PI3K beta, PI3K gamma and PI3K delta.
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We went to the Bay of Plenty looking for the Vintage Farm Machinery Club "tractor trek" last month, but no joy.
Finding a tractor trek is never easy, even in the day of GPS and mobile phones.
Tractor trek events are moving targets and they tend to be run in areas lacking good cellphone coverage. They traverse remote rural roads, or vast stretches of private forestry land, places where given half a chance your TomTom will send you down some washed-out paper road surveyed in 1870.
This one was promoted as a "bush bash" and it ran along a maze of lonely firebreaks between Ngongataha, Pyes Pa and Putararu. We dispatched a photographer to look for it, but the poor chap eventually gave up and returned to us shaken, white-faced and without having taken any pictures at all.
Panic attacks are terrible things, and hours of driving along dark, pine-tree-lined roads, then stopping to ask directions at a remote farmhouse and having an enormous dog attack your front bumper with its teeth, can clearly bring one on.
That said, a dozen or so farmers and ex-farmers from Tauranga and Rotorua Vintage Farm Machinery Clubs seemed to home in on the event first-time round, and no trouble at all.
They even kindly supplied us with some photos.
Aside from an hour or so for lunch, this lot spent an entire Saturday chugging along through those rugged back blocks, pretty well sweeping aside anything that got in the way.
They're not exactly spring chickens, being aged from their mid-50s through to their mid-80s, but even so in several cases the tractors used were about the same age, or older, than those driving them.
Beautifully restored machines brought along for the fun included an early Fordson Major, Internationals, Fergusons, a Farmall, a Holder and an Allis Chalmers.
This kind of venerable farm machinery delights hundreds of vintage farm-machinery enthusiasts nationwide, folk meeting in small groups in mainly provincial towns, especially South Island ones.
And the big thing about the machines they restore is that they're expected to be able to work, not just look good.
For example, the tractor trek event traversed forestry roads unused for nearly four years, so the "trekkies" had to chainsaw and tow away fallen trees blocking their path.
"Tea tree had grown up to about two metres high along some sections of the path - you couldn't see through it, so you had to look down and follow the wheel ruts," said Tauranga Vintage Farm Machinery Club president Tom Deverall.
"But, aside from that and a couple of minor river crossings, our trek was mostly level, easy and huge fun. A couple of our older members - guys who seldom get to drive off road these days - really had a ball."
Tom says restoring vintage farm machinery takes place quietly "below the radar", but he maintains the tractors, stationary motors and other kinds of farm equipment the enthusiasts work on are all worthy of their due.
"Think about it. Primarily it was machines like these which once generated the wealth of our country. They deserve to be preserved, every bit as much as vintage or classic cars do."
There's a fair amount of emotion and nostalgia attached as well.
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"This hobby really gets a hold of you. You do what you have to do - in fact, you'll move mountains to restore one of these great old machines."


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Apple made many announcements at the Worldwide Developers Conference yesterday: new MacBooks, a MacBook Pro with a Retina display, and a host of new features in OS X Mountain Lion and iOS 6.
But what do these changes mean for the rest of the tech world? Here's my tally sheet of likely winners and losers.
Disclosure: I'm long on Microsoft, and my longtime boss (at AOL and Microsoft) now works at TeleNav. (You can see a longer list of my disclosures in my author bio.)
Apple: Well, duh. It showed the advantages of owning the whole stack vs. offering software to run on other people's hardware. Its leverage over carriers allows it to do things (like Passbook) that Google can't effectively do.
Retailers, airlines, etc.: They primarily care about speed of transaction. Having tickets, coupons, and confirmations in the iOS Passbook, along with its geo-enabled features, should speed things up for them and their customers.
All carriers: New features should drive data demand. (e.g. FaceTime over cellular)
OpenTable: Tight integration should drive more bookings, which is how OpenTable makes some of its revenue.
Adobe: The new Retina display on the MacBook Pro should drive upgrade purchases of Photoshop, once the Retina-capable version comes out.
TomTom: Apple is licensing much of the navigation and mapping data from TomTom.
Google: After watching the keynote, my first reaction was that the whole thing was a big "screw you" to Google. Siri competes with search, iOS competes with Android, Apple's new Maps application replaces Google Maps, Safari competes with Chrome, iCloud competes with Docs … the list goes on. In addition, Apple now offers its own tight multi-platform integration of contacts and calendar data, lets you recover lost data on searches, open tabs across different devices, and more.
TeleNav: This company provides the AT&T Navigator software on the iPhone. AT&T charges $10/month for this. It always puzzled me why anyone would pay that much money; Apple's built-in driving directions should kill off any remnants of that user base.
AT&T: It will lose out on that $10/month revenue stream.
ISIS: The carrier-backed payments system has long struggled to get off the ground. (All U.S. carriers but Sprint supported it.) But it was always clear to me that Apple wouldn't go along with ISIS. Passbook kills what little hope there was for ISIS.
All carriers: Apple owns the experience and will do what consumers want and carriers will just have to accept it. Fortunately, they can console themselves with increased data demand (see above).
PayPal/Square: One of the key facts popped up early in the keynote, separate from Passbook. Apple said it has 400 million users with credit cards on file. By contrast, PayPal has announced it has 100 million accounts.
PC manufacturers: Getting people to buy high-end PC notebooks when there is the new MacBook Pro will be a challenge. Additionally, the new MacBook Air models and their lower prices should hurt the UltraBook lines.
Nokia: Nokia owns TomTom competitor Navteq. Oh, and it also has some third-tier OS it is trying to push for mobile devices.
Ford: Ford has long been a leader in telematics. (Disclosure: I worked on Ford integrations when I was at Microsoft.) The announced integrations with Siri take away a key competitive advantage.
Microsoft: Its telematics products just became a lot less relevant.
Facebook and Twitter: Tight integration with the OS is great, but if I'm not using their apps, that's fewer opportunities for them to deliver advertising to me. In other words, iOS and OS X will drive usage but may hurt monetization.
Yelp: Same story. Unless Yelp is getting data licensing fees, this could be a loss for it. On the other hand, it only had 5 million unique mobile users, so maybe it's a positive.
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