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Day 6: Finding dory
Urchins, Lions and Turtles. OH MY! All of the sea variety of course.
Our last full day on the islands took the group to beautiful San Cristobal. This island is home to 8,000 people (including our three nature guides David, Danny and Jorge), and is the political capital of the Galapagos. Here the Galapagroup shared some incredible experiences like observing wildlife, snorkeling, and exploring the downtown area.
San Cristobal is home to the largest colony of sea lions in the archipelago. The island is home to over 4,000 of the tame, fun loving creatures. The students observed the colony and learned about their behavior, relations and breeding. Sea lions spend their days sunning themselves, playing in the water, and hunting for fish. Emma and Josie took particular interest in the sea lions, taking it upon themselves to name each and every one of them. "We named almost all of them" said Emma. "Our favorites were definitely Leanne the grandma, Coco and Onix, and of course Gerald because he is the silly sea lion from Finding Dory!" Speaking of Dory, the Galapagroup then departed on a mission to find her.
The Galapagroup's major excursion of the day was a trip to La Loberia cove for snorkeling. This was a magical experience for the students. La Loberia is a beautiful crescent shaped beach with clear waters and plenty of wildlife. Gabriella S. and Rosie could hardly contain their excitement. "We saw sea turtles and sea lions! It was incredible!" Samantha took perhaps the best photo of the trip while snorkeling and swimming with a sea lions (see right). Gabrielle literally found Dory and Nemo. This was a once in a lifetime experience for our students. The only thing better than seeing the animals was seeing the students' reactions.
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The interactive web -- social media, blogs, videos, etc. -- has made content marketing relatively easy and inexpensive. And therein lies the rub. As with entrepreneurship, everyone is doing it. The competition is enormous, and so is the level of noise you have to get over just to be seen and heard by potential customers.
There must be terabytes of content telling you how to make your content marketing count, but nearly all of it is click-bate generated by those struggling to make a name for themselves on media sites selling ads. In other words, most blogs and articles on content marketing are, ironically, nothing more than worthless content marketing.
What do you say we cut through all that BS and get into a little truth about content marketing from an actual former senior marketing executive of the high-tech industry who doesn't have skin in this game -- or his hand in your pocket.
There's an old saying -- you get what you pay for. The vast majority of content is generated for peanuts, and that's exactly what it's worth. The fact that it's cheap and easy is why everyone does it, and that's also why it's worthless. As marketing goes, it's lousy and its return on investment even worse.
Know why John Grisham is a best-selling author? He was a successful trial attorney for years and years before putting pen to paper. Everyone seems to understand that, if it's not expert content, it's of no value to customers, but that doesn't seem to stop the "fake it 'til you make it" crowd from generating enormous amounts of worthless tripe.
If you look at the way big companies do marketing, they have senior executives and top agencies working to develop their marketing and communication strategy, and let me tell you, that ain't cheap or easy. Content marketing is simply an execution tool and, without the strategy part, it's undifferentiated and essentially worthless.
When it comes to personal branding, this generation has been sold a bill of goods. Without a distinct competitive advantage -- a value proposition that truly sets you apart from competitors -- all you've got is a difference without a distinction. You may look or come across different, but in the customer's eyes, your product is not differentiated.
I once read this tweet by serial entrepreneur Naval Ravikant: "1999 - $5M to launch a product, 30M serious computer users. 2014 - $5K to launch, 3B serious phone users. Leverage / $ is up 100,000x." He's right, except for one factor: competition. It's so cheap and easy that a billion people are generating online content via WordPress, Facebook, YouTube and Instagram. You'd have a better chance of being heard across the stadium at a Denver Broncos game.
Commodity products like paper clips and jellybeans are nearly impossible to differentiate -- unless they're made by Apple, of course -- but in general, it's a lot easier to market a proprietary product than a service business like coaching, Web design, or, ironically, content marketing. Like it or not, most service businesses are like paper clips and jellybeans.
Most web content is either complete nonsense or regurgitated riffs on original content by real experts, journalists or writers. Neither type is worth what content generators are paid to write it -- which isn't saying much. Google's algorithms know the difference between the cheap and easy stuff and quality content and, more importantly, so do customers.
Speaking of which, I recently came upon a post by a twenty-something content marketer called, Leaders Must be Readers. Yes and no. Real executives and business leaders do generally read a lot, but they're usually far too busy working to waste their time reading what she was referring to -- the kind of fluff most content marketers generate.
باران بهفر هستم دانشجوی تجارت الکترونیک
در این وبلاگ با موضوعات و مفاهیم آموزش کسب و کار اینترنتی آشنا می شویم.
با ارائه راهکارهایی در زمینه های: کارآفرینی، مدیریت فروش، بازاریابی، ایده های کسب درآمد و راه اندازی کسب وکار اینترنتی در خدمت شما خواهم بود.


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The Story of the People of St Flannans Zillmere not a place where but a people who
The parish of St Flannans could be said to have begun when Fr Michael Brendan Green arrived on 16/3/1953 and said the first mass in the old Handford homestead on Sunday, 12/4/1953.
This book is written, on the occasion of parishs Golden Jubilee, to honour the memory of the thousands of little people who prayed and worked to build the community of St Flannans over the last 50 years.
Patrick OShea sometime parishioner
Printed by Lea Printing, 1 Dallas Parade, Keperra Q 4054
July 2003
While every care is taken by the author to ensure the accuracy of the data in this book, he can make no representations or warranties about its accuracy, reliability, completeness or suitability for any particular purpose and disclaims all responsibility and all liability (including without limitation, liability in negligence) for all expenses, losses, damages (including indirect or consequential damage) and costs which may be incurred as a result of data being inaccurate in any way and for any reason.
Every effort has been made to record this history as accurately as possible, however as only limited records exist for some periods there may be some errors, for which I beg the readers indulgence.
Achievers One and All
Several thousand children have received part of their education at St Flannans School, Zillmere North. To write about all of them would require volumes and take years to compile. To write about a few would be unfair to those not recorded. So the extensive roll call in the latter part of the book is presented as a tribute and memorial to all students who have attended St Flannans. Every care has been taken to try and include the complete roll call; if any pupils have been left out we profoundly apologise. But we did try our best.
TABLE of CONTENTS
The Story of the People of St Flannans Zillmere 1
Forward by Fr John Kilinko 4
Introduction 5
The Beginnings - Early Times up to August 1964 7
Renewal in the Wake of Vatican II - Sept 1964 - 1976 34
The Middle Ages 1977 - 1990 42
Recent Times - 1990 2003 57
Fr Michael Brendan Greene 74
Fr Martin Doyle 78
Fr Brian Heenan 80
Fr Ashley Warbrooke 83
Fr John Kilinko 84
Statement of Conclusions 86
Appendices 91
1. Adult Education 91
2. One Drink Too Many 92
3. Antioch 93
4. Caring Community 95
5. Catechists 98
6. Coffee Brigade 99
7. Deanery - Shaping and Staffing 99
8. Diversity of cultures within the parish 100
9. Ecumenical Movement 105
10. Employment Referral Service 107
11. Finance Council 108
12. Sports Days & Flarana Fair 109
13. Hey Hey Its St Flannans 111
14. Ladies Annual Retreats 112
15. Legion of Mary 113
17. Liturgies 115
18. Ministries 116
19. Networking 119
20. Open Air Masses 121
21. Parents & Friends Association 123
22. Parish Pastoral Council 125
23. Parish Secretaries 127
24. Playgroup Marriage Encounter Family Group 129
25. The Quilters 131
26. Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) 132
27. The Sacraments of Initiation - Baptism 134
28. Shalom: The Parish Magazine 136
29. The changing habits of the Sisters over the years 137
30. New Social Club 140
31. St Flannan the Mysterious 141
32. St Vincent de Paul Zillmere Conference 142
33. Sunday Night Dances 145
34. International Year of the Volunteer 146
35. Youth Sport Antioch Support - Etc 148
36. School Bus 155
37. Rhodes Scholar Stephen Daley 155
38. Knights of the Southern Cross 155
Chronology of St Flannan's Zillmere 1953 2003 157
Index 160
Endnotes for Text 160
Forward by Fr John Kilinko
During my time at Banyo Seminary in the 1970's, Zillmere Parish always had the reputation of being one which welcomed and valued the contribution that everyone brought to its life and vitality, and which was always willing to look at new ideas and possibilities, often pioneering them for the Church of Brisbane.
My two Seminary ordination classmates, Peter Dillon and Gerry Hefferan, both served here for a time, and so I was delighted to be able to complete the grouping when I was appointed here in 1996.
The past seven years of my ministry at St. Flannan's have helped me to confirm the validity of the Parish's early reputation. It is very much, as we have on our weekly Parish Newsletter, not just a "place where" things happen, but continues to be made up of a "people who" are willing to embrace the challenges that being Church in the 21st century uncovers.
Being willing to give things a go doesn't always guarantee instant or easy success, and sometimes the effort put in by people might seem to go unnoticed and undervalued. I draw consolation from what St. Paul wrote in one of his early letters (1 Corinthians 3/6-7) where he pointed out that within any community some are called to plant, some to water, and others will ultimately gain the benefit when the crop is harvested. So no effort to build up community (the Body of Christ) is unrewarded.
What we have around us today is the result of the hard work and sacrifice of the many who went before us over the past 50 years. As we celebrate our Golden Jubilee we can repay their legacy by continuing to build upon their efforts.
With you on the journey,
(Pastor 1996 - )
History is confusing because it is the story of how we operate as human beings. We do not follow well laid paths towards a happy conclusion but rather muddle through till we reach a balance in our lives, for the time being. Then we start again. History records the blind alleys, the mistakes, the confusions, the hair-raising risks and the brilliant successes before it arrives at a temporary conclusion.
To complicate matters further we can only recount a small fraction of the actual story, as Ann Wroe stated recently: "The process of writing history is to play with a few jigsaw pieces on an empty board where, once, there was a picture teeming with life." (Tablet 20/7/02)
Organisations (including Religious Orders) are started and, often contrary to the expectations of the founders, take on a life of their own. Sometimes the organisation endures for centuries but more often they only last for a short time till the need for them passes.
Some organisations tend to follow the fashionable trend of the time, such as the setting up of educational facilities of the last 150 years. This is not to trivialise these works, but sometimes they can lead to the overlooking of other works that are urgent and should be done.
The organisations that go into the unfashionable alleyways are the ones that pioneer new fields and the history of the Church is dotted with them.
- Two thousand years ago a man called Jesus paid with his life because he followed what was a very unfashionable course at the time; he loved all people;
- Eight hundred years ago a little Umbrian from Assisi, called Francis (the little Frenchman) Bernadone, risked life and limb to champion the cause of the poor whom he loved;
- In the 19th Century, Fredrick Ozanam started a very small group to look after the needs of the poor it continues today as the St Vincent de Paul Society, still serving the poor;
- Sr Theresa left her secure teaching job to go into the slums of Calcutta to serve the poor;
- Jean Vanier organised, and still lives in, homes for the disadvantaged where he serves them;
- Dorothy Day pioneered the cause of the poor in the USA and founded the Catholic Workers Movement to serve the poor in the richest countries on earth;
- A fat, old Italian priest called Angelo Roncalli (Pope John XXIII) called a Council in the face of fierce opposition from within the Church and succeeded in starting the process of bringing the Church into the modern world. He even loved the Communists and the Jews.
As with the Church, so it is with the Parish. Some old organisations keep on; new ones start and flourish while others disappear. Only the Church continues till the end.
However, one thing is clear - in a changing world the Church and Parish must be flexible, clinging to what is essential and throwing aside whatever no longer serves the mission of Jesus. As the beloved Angelo Roncalli said We are not on earth to guard a museum, but to cultivate a flourishing garden of life. Just how far ahead his thinking was in those days is shown from the following remarks by Fr Peter Kerwick of Townsville who wrote in the Catholic Leader 5/12/1982:
When the bishops went off to Rome, many asked what they could possibly find to talk about. Everything seemed so cut and dried so black and white. We were so sure of ourselves and so confident that everything was just as it should be. Those who were interested in the liturgy and knew something of the liturgical movement had their hopes some even dared to hope that the Council would permit the use of modern languages in the Mass.
Further on Fr Kerwick contrasted the pre and post Vatican II church:
To many people, the Church meant bishops and clergy. Lay folk in Australia were always more or less involved in Church affairs, but most thought of themselves as helping Father. Few were conscious that they were Apostles in their own right that they were the People of God and living, loving members of the family.
He wrote this in 1982 and in 2003, we can still say the changes have only just begun - again.
Over the last 50 years one thing that clearly emerges is the constant change, spirituality and physically, in our Church and Parish. Changes such as:
- The Church as the People of God, rather than the centralised hierarchy of past centuries;
- The Mass which was said, and heard, to the dialogue Eucharist, which is celebrated and prayed together;
- Latin to English;
- The Tridentine Mass to the new order;
- Many priests to one or none, and Nuns from many to none;
- The Laity doing what Father says to working with Father and taking responsibility;
- The growth of the sensus fidelium (the reception, or rejection, of Church teaching by the faithful);
- Confession to Reconciliation; the Rise and Fall of the Third Rite;
- The fall in the size of families; the disappearance of most of the youth and many of the older ones;
- The growth of Parish Councils and Finance Councils;
- Drop in Sabbath Eucharist attendance;
- The emergence of the Catholic school as a parallel church;
- Etc. - But through it all our faith in Jesus the Christ carries us on.
So this little collection of word pictures and real pictures is presented for our consideration, our frustration, our clear sight, our muddle headed wanderings and, hopefully, above all, our education rather than our edification. As Peter Hebblewthaite wrote Where the desire to edify prevails there can be no history. I hope this little history or collection of tales does edify but not at the expense of the truth. Have fun - but not too much fun.
The work is arranged in four chapters covering the 50 years of St Flannans story. This section is followed by a host of articles dealing with the Parish Priests and the Parish Organisations in more detail. I apologise for any errors.
Many people have freely given me information and photos. They provided the grist and I milled it. Their names are not mentioned here because they are in the text along with their contributions. My wife Lois read, corrected, criticised and argued her way through the text a couple of times. Leigh Osborne & Fr John critiqued the entire text. Paul and Jan OBrien critiqued the history section. Tom McCarthy dealt with the section on the Priests. Judy Muir scanned the photos and prepared the text for the printers. Louise Booth designed the covers. Thank you all.
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Watch Free Movies in the Park – Elmhurst Toyota Dealer
It's summer, and that means it's time for free Movies in the Park! The Elmhurst Park District invites you to watch two animated family movies in Wilder Park: "Moana" on June 13 and "Sing" on June 15. Arrive at 7:30 p.m. or later to get your spot on the lawn. Movies begin at dusk, approximately 8:30 p.m. Food trucks will be on hand, so you can purchase something to eat, or bring food with you. At Elmhurst Toyota, we appreciate the summer tradition of Movies in the Park and hope you'll join us at Wilder Park this week.
Both "Moana" and "Sing" were big hits when they were released in 2016. "Moana" is the tale of a young girl who is the daughter of a village chief in ancient Polynesia. She is chosen to undertake a quest to find Maui, a demigod, and ask him to remove an island curse. "Moana" has lots of memorable, original songs and features the voices of Nicole Scherzinger, Auli'l Cravalho, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and others.
"Sing" is the story of Buster the koala bear who is struggling to keep his theater business open. He decides to hold a singing contest to bring paying customers into the theater. Lots of talented animals audition, and among those selected are a shy young elephant named Meena, a gorilla named Johnny, Rosita the pig and Mike the mouse. This movie has many songs you've probably heard before, such as "Crazy in Love," "Stay with Me" and "Call Me Maybe." You may recognize the voices of well-known actors including Matthew McConaughey, Scarlett Johansson, Seth MacFarlane and Reese Witherspoon.
Don't forget to bring a blanket or lawn chairs to Movies in the Park. You can bring your dogs. provided they are well-behaved and on leashes at all times. No smoking or alcohol is permitted in the park, and you're required to pick up after yourself and your pets.
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June 13 and 15, 2018
Arrive at 7:30 p.m. or later. Movies begin at dusk, about 8:30 p.m.
Wilder Park
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An overview of the role of long-term tectonics and incoming plate structure on segmentation of submarine mass wasting phenomena along the Middle America Trench.
Harders, Rieka, Ranero, Cesar and Weinrebe, Reimer Wilhelm (2011) An overview of the role of long-term tectonics and incoming plate structure on segmentation of submarine mass wasting phenomena along the Middle America Trench. [Talk] In: IGCP585 - 5. International Symposium on Submarine Mass Movements and Their Consequences. , 24.10.-26.10.2011, Kyoto, Japan . Submarine Mass Movements and Their Consequences : 5th International Symposium / ed. Y. Yamada .... ; pp. 391-402 . Advances in Natural and Technological Hazards Research, 31 .Full text not available from this repository. (Contact)
We study mass wasting along the Middle America Trench (MAT), a subduction zone dominated by tectonic erosion, using a comprehensive data set of seafloor relief. We integrate previous studies of long-term tectonic processes to analyze how they influence the evolution of the slope structure and precondition the continental slope for mass wasting. We have used the distribution of an inventory of 147 slope failure structures along the MAT to discuss their relation to subduction erosion. We interpret that preconditioning of the slope by long-term tectonics, interacts in a shorter-term scale with features on the under-thrusting oceanic plate to modulate the abundance and types of mass wasting phenomena. The complex origin of the incoming oceanic plate has produced abrupt lateral changes in plate age, crustal thickness, relief, and response to bending deformation at the trench, leading to its partitioning into 6 segments. We found that the continental-slope failure style and abundance are partitioned into 6 segments that spatially match the ocean plate segments
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TAMPA, Fla. -- After firing defensive line coach Jay Hayes, signing Beau Allen, Vinny Curry and Mitch Unrein, trading for Jason Pierre-Paul and drafting Vita Vea, all eyes are on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' new defensive line coach Brentson Buckner to transform a unit that produced a league-worst 22 sacks last season and plays in one of the toughest quarterback divisions in the NFL.
Buckner has already started to leave his mark -- first with an assessment of the Bucs' current roster. In some cases, there have been doses of brutal honesty, the type that is absolutely necessary when a defense gives up more yardage than any other team in the league, which Tampa Bay did last season (378.1). It has been the type of honesty that resonates with current players, because for 12 seasons as a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Cincinnati Bengals, San Francisco 49ers and Carolina Panthers, Buckner taped up his fingers and subjected his body to the same weekly punishment that his players do.
He told six-time Pro Bowler Gerald McCoy, who has had to carry the defensive line for eight seasons and has yet to appear in a playoff game, to embrace the new talent around him. McCoy has help now and doesn't have to do it all himself. Buckner told him, "I don't need a Superman. I need a whole bunch of Super Friends that can work well together," adding that it was also time for McCoy to adjust his approach.
"You get to the point of being 30 years old -- it's not about your ability now, it's about playing the game up here," Buckner said, pointing to his head.
"I sat down and watched film with him and I told him, 'The way you're going to improve your game is to mentally evolve your game even more.' And he wants it. He's hungry for it, because for nine years, eight years, he's done the same thing and been successful but it hasn't shown up for the team. So now I'm challenging him personally to go to that next level. Not get stronger, not get faster -- play the game up here. Know what they're going to do to you before it happens. Be smarter about it."
Then there's defensive end William Gholston, who, after signing a five-year contract extension worth up to $37 million last offseason, failed to produce a single sack in 2017. He told Buckner, "I felt like I got a little too big last year."
"I was like, 'Now that you know that, do something about it,'" Buckner said. "He's actually 15 pounds lighter right now. He's been working to evolve himself mentally, too. Because the hardest thing you can do as a player is to look at [yourself] and be critical of [yourself].'
"I tell them all the time, 'You've gotta be more critical of yourself than me. If I care more about it than you, then it's an imbalance.' ... Everybody has a down year. But it's the way you bounce back. But I think he has a chance to bounce back and be who he wants to be."
Allen appreciates Buckner's direct approach and the fact he is so easy to relate to.
"When you see a guy who's played in the league for 12 years, you know he's tough, you know he understands the NFL culture, the culture of a defensive line room and the locker room, and you can have real football conversations and real talks with him because he understands what it's like to be a player and be out on the field," Allen said.
Buckner has already made his mark in Tampa in other ways, including recruiting Curry when the Philadelphia Eagles released him in March. "When I talked to him on the phone, it seemed like he had a manual out on me," said Curry. "It was like, 'OK, this guy understands Vinny Curry.'"
Allen added: "He does his homework and he cares about the game of football."
That's part of Buckner's meticulous attention to detail, something he credits the legendary Bill Walsh for instilling in him. Walsh was president of the 49ers when Buckner played in San Francisco, and Buckner saw how Walsh's mental edge helped the Niners win games.
Under Buckner, there will also be a heavy dose of fundamentals, although he tries not to get carried away with drills if he doesn't believe there's a direct correlation to performance on the field. His first defensive line coach when he was with the Steelers, John Mitchell, taught him that.
"He used to always say, 'Believe in the dark what is said to you in the light,' meaning, trust that when I tell you fundamentals are going to work -- when it gets dark out there and you're tired, and it's hot and [you] can't go [any farther], fall back on your fundamentals," Buckner said.
"But you have to have worked on them so much that you can trust going back to them."
Then there were the 7- to 9-year-olds he coached at Northside Christian School in Charlotte, North Carolina. They helped Buckner develop as a teacher, and taught him the importance of catering to different learning styles, something he still uses today.
"They taught me [that] everyone wants to play this game but everybody learns at different levels," Buckner said. "I had to have 27 different coaching plans to get the best out of each kid. And so when I come into a room with 12 people -- Vinny learns different from Gerald, Gerald learns different from Beau. My job is to get each one of them the information they need and get them to galvanize and come out and play together."


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By Jaimie Julia Winters and Kelly Nicholaides
Residents are not happy with a rise in parking fees at Montclair Parking facilities that hit in January. Rates went from 75 cents to $2 an hour at the Fullerton Deck, and YMCA members who park there are asking the the council for a break.
"When I walked into the YMCA [Park Street branch], everyone was complaining about the increase," said Y member Jennifer Prost. "The cost to park at the deck near the YMCA used to be 50 cents an hour. It went up to 75 cents, then to $1 for an hour and 20 minutes, $1 for a half hour and now it's at $2 an hour. That's a big increase during a short period of time."
Since Prost, her husband and their daughter go to the YMCA three to four times a week and at different times, the cost for the family will add up to more than $1,000 a year just to park in order to "use the services of a local business," she estimates.
"I'll try to park on the street, but it's going to be hard just to find a spot, and then deal with trudging through the snow," Prost said.
She sent an email to Parking Enforcement Supervisor Emanuel Germano, noting that the higher fees will be a hardship on moderate-income families, but has not heard back. Germano did not return a phone call or email to Montclair Local requesting information on the increase.
On Jan. 1, the town raised parking fees due to "operational increases and the need for ongoing capital improvements in the township's existing structures." Rate increases went from $1 to $2 hourly at the Crescent and Fullerton decks. The meters were removed from the Fullerton deck. Parkers now have the options to pay by phone using Parkmobile or paying at PayStations. Bay Street deck daily ticket holders pay $2 an hour for parking weekdays from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m.; $2 an hour on weekends; and $7 if they enter from 3:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. and exit by 12:15 a.m. on weekdays.
Membership Director Lisa Kievit at the YMCA Park Street branch did not return a phone call to shed light on how parking costs may impact memberships. But Councilwoman Robin Schlager.
said YMCA officials approached her over complaints from members on the parking increase.
"I think we should do something, maybe waive the first hour," she told council members at the Jan. 8 council meeting.
But council members agreed that special concessions should not be given to one group or even one parking facility.
"What about other groups, the church or school groups, who use the parking facilities? It would be difficult for me to single out the Y users," said Councilwoman Renee Baskerville.
But Mayor Robert Jackson said he didn't have a problem with waiving the first hour fee for all users at the Fullerton Deck because it is underutilized.
Township administrator Tim Stafford was charged with asking the parking authority to conduct an analysis on the utilization of the Fullerton deck.
Parking issues have been an ongoing challenge in Montclair. Permit holders have complained to the town in the past that non-permit holders were taking their parking spots at the Fullerton lot. To mitigate the parking issue in the downtown due to construction of several redevelopment projects and street closings creating parking shortages, the mayor and council created a Special Parking Zone where violations result in fines doubling, from $30 to $60. Additionally, it raised permit fees from $50 to $70 a month. The town also altered overnight off-street parking permits to allow permit holders to park in metered areas from 5 p.m. until 8 a.m. daily specifically when time charges do not apply.


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Forecast graphics for the modified SHERB (MOSH) and SHERBE (MOSHE) parameters are now available at the following links for the RAP, NAM, and GFS:
We have noticed that the calculated values show relative consistency between models, and the spatial footprints of enhanced values tend to be similar to those of the SPC Mesoanalysis. However, the values on the SPC Mesoanalysis are generally higher than those that we have calculated, again suggesting that there may be some discrepancies in the way SPC is calculating the parameters. I plan to touch base with SPC soon to ask about their progress on calculating individual terms of the MOSH/E parameters in order to determine where the differences arise.
Please feel free to utilize these plots as we transition into the HSLC season and share any insights you have!


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Mr. Joseph Rayford Foster, 75, of 219 S. Washington Street, Calhoun Falls, SC, passed away on Thursday, December 26, 2019 at his home.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Clydie Elizabeth Sanders Foster; daughter, Ayesha Foster; sons, Oshea (Shelby) and Tyson Foster; seven grandchildren; sisters, Pearl Wells, Essie J. Foster, and Judith Crawford; one brother, Isaac Foster, and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Isaac and Iccie Lee Johnson Foster; sisters, Mary Foster Tinch, Alleen Wilson, Ruth Walker, Hosie Belcher, and Ann Foster; brothers, Donald Foster, Robert Foster, and James Foster.
The funeral service will be held at 12 noon on Tuesday, December 31, 2019 at Jacob Chapel AME Church, Abbeville, SC. The interment will follow in the church cemetery. The family is at the home.
To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Joseph Rayford Foster, please visit our floral store.


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I know I'm not the only one who thinks that dessert is the best part of the meal! It's the reason that so many of us save a tiny bit of room for a sweet treat at the end of the meal. I find myself especially appreciating dessert; growing up, our family only got dessert once a week. That meant my mom usually went all-out to make it a really good one. That tradition has stuck with me into adulthood. Any chance I get to make fancy dessert recipes that are sure to impress, you know I'm going to go for it!
A fancy and impressive dessert can be the crowning achievement of any dinner or gathering. It's always nice to have your diners oohing and aahing over the final dish served. Make a big impact at your next gathering with one of these 15 fancy dessert recipes that are sure to impress. They also happen to be healthy, too, but no one has to know!
1. Strawberry & Rhubarb Galette
A galette is a crusty, round cake filled with something delicious…strawberry and rhubarb in this case! The rustic presentation and the vibrant, red-colored filling makes this a visually appealing dessert. It's sure to please your guests eyes and palettes!
2. Clean Eating Crème Brûlée
Crème Brûlée is a classic French indulgent dessert. It can be tricky to make, so most people consider it to be an extravagant addition to a meal. This clean-eating version is actually quite foolproof, but it'll impress your guests nonetheless with its elegance and sophistication.
3. Strawberry Pie with Strawberry Crust
If you're tired of boring old cake and ice cream, this gorgeous strawberry pie with strawberry crust is just the solution! Full of light and delicious strawberry flavors, this pie will make the perfect addition to any girls' night celebration, baby shower, or birthday!
4. Ombré Citrus Upside-Down Cake
While it may appear that you spent all day creating this beautiful ombre citrus upside down cake, it actually only takes about an hour to prepare! Not only will your guests be floored at it's beauty, but we guarantee that they will be thrilled with it's sweet citrus flavor, as well! PureWow has truly outdone themselves with this one!
5. Triple Berry Tiramisu
This recipe is a delicious berry twist on traditional tiramisu by The Cookie Rookie. Layers of fluffy mascarpone cream, fresh berries, and ladyfingers are a heavenly combination. The sharp contrast of the berries against the white cream really pops in presentation, and will have your guests raving over this beautiful dessert.
6. Orange Blossom Panna Cotta with Candied Mandarins
Panna cotta is a light Italian dessert made with cream and gelatin, and it fits perfectly onto our list of fancy dessert recipes that are sure to impress. The Endless Meal features the subtle flavor of orange blossoms in this panna cotta recipe, which is topped with candied mandarin oranges for a sweet-tart finish. Your diners will love the light simplicity of this dish as well as the cute mason jar presentation!
7. Blueberry Mango Mint Sorbet
Sorbet is a light and refreshing way to end any meal! This Stacey Homemaker recipe creates a beautiful presentation by giving us the bold, blue color of sorbet against a contrasting mint garnish. Serve it in a martini glass with a splash of champagne and a mint leaf and you have a simple (but impressive) last course.
8. Cranberry Pecan Frangipane Tart
A Frangipane tart features an almond-flavored filling. It's classically French, so it automatically weighs-in as impressive on the scale of "Dessert Wow." The Smitten Kitten mixes it up a little and uses pecans instead of almonds in her tart recipe, and she dots the filling with brightly colored, tart cranberries. The result is a beautiful and interesting dessert that will impress with its unique and playful twist on a classic French dessert!
9. Slow Cooker Cranberry Poached Pears
Poached pears are simple and classic. Because they are slow cooked for hours in cranberry juice, these slow-cooked pears turn a lovely shade of red! Serve 'em up in a small bowl with homemade whipped cream and a sprinkle of candied pecans for an elegant and sophisticated dessert that's sure to wow!
10. Chocolate Pots de Crème
Cooking Classy dishes up a decadent and indulgent dessert with this Chocolate Pots de Crème recipe. It has an almost mousse-like texture and is thick, creamy, and so chocolatey. This is one of the best fancy dessert recipes that are sure to impress chocolate lovers. Serve this in a fun vessel, like a china coffee cup or mason jar, and top it with homemade whipped cream. Talk about ending the meal on a high note!
11. S'Mores Bar Party
This idea from What's Gaby Cooking is a brilliant way for everyone to get exactly what they want in a dessert! It involves a spread of various S'mores ingredient, including classic graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate. You could also include strawberries, peanut butter, and more! Presentation is half the wow-factor, so put together an amazing display and have your guests raving over your creative genius!
12. Mexican Hot Chocolate Molten Lava Cakes
Molten lava cakes are among the most popular desserts with diners (for quite some time now), and for good reason! The center of the cake is an ooey, gooey pocket of melted chocolate deliciousness! Here, we get a Mexican hot chocolate version from Gimme Some Oven, which kicks it up with Mexican spices. I guarantee you won't disappoint a soul if you serve these cakes at the end of any meal!
13. Chocolate Truffles
These little bites of delicious chocolate goodness are the perfect bit-sized treat. They're rich, decadent, and the perfect end to any meal. Dress them up with various toppings, like shredded coconut, powdered sugar, or drizzled caramel. Feel free to experiment with different flavors to create an interesting presentation that will delight your guests!
14. Strawberry Cream Cheese Stuffed Crepes
Crepes aren't just a breakfast food! Roll 'em and stuff them with the right ingredients and they make an excellent dessert! These crepes are spread with a strawberry cream cheese filling, sprinkled with strawberries, and rolled up. Serve them topped with a sprinkle of powdered sugar and a few more berries for a nice presentation that will impress any dinner guest!
15. Lemon Blueberry Trifle
Trifles make a beautifully presented dessert with layers of interesting flavors, colors, and textures! This Six Sisters Stuff trifle uses angel food cake, blueberries, and lemon to create a sweet and tart dessert experience. It's light, full of eye and flavor appeal, and sure to impress!
Follow us on Pinterest and check out our Facebook for more fancy dessert recipes that are sure to impress!


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Architect: Bernard Khoury
Firm: Bernard Khoury / DW5
Location: Beirut, Lebanon
Project Type: Residential
Status: Under Construction 2009
Copyright / Photographers: Bernard Khoury & Ieva Saudargaite
Plot # 1072 is situated in the North Eastern zone of Beirut-Medawar, a geographically strategic location that benefits from the present north eastern development of the city.
The site is valued by being within the expansion of the Gemmayze and Mar Mickael quarters; known for their residences of historical character. The neighborhood is also served by the Charles Helou Avenue linking Beirut to the national costal highway.
In an audacious attempt of merging five large plots (1072, 1073, 1074, 1075, and 1076), a high rise structure can stand with total built up area of over 13000m2.
The site is located at the intersection of three roads. The respective setbacks and proposed profile enhance the project's sensitivity to its surrounding despite its 90m vertical height. The slim rectangular configuration of the plan (39m long by 14m wide) allows for terrace apartments of longitudinal slabs with full exposures on all orientations.
Irregular belts of suspended elements with interchanging functions outline the edifice periphery and create a flexible zone for extension or retraction of internal spaces at the edges of all slabs. Upon request these optional items can hold for planters/swimming pools/Jacuzzis/… .
A covered car arrival, along the glazed entrance to the building, opens to a wide garden before reaching the underground parking of three levels. The residents benefit as well at the ground floor from a common leisure zone (a lap pool and a gym) surrounded with greenery.
The 90m high edifice of over 13000m2 of total residential area and additional 400m2 of terraces are distributed respectively on 24 floors. The apartments areas vary in a range of 230m2 to 510m2 rendered as follows:
From floor 1 to 17 the platform is divided in two: North and South apartments. The South apartments are equal in surfaces from floor 1 up till the 17th. The North apartments are equal in surfaces from floor 1 till the 9th and starts reducing gradually with the elevation line up to the 15th floor.
In floor 16 and 17 the North apartments are joined by an internal stair to become one duplex residence. Reaching the 18th floor, the apartments merge to allow for large Simplexes up till the 22nd floor by still respecting the elevation profile.
On the 23rd and 24th floor the 580m2 Penthouse with its 160m2 terrace and exposed swimming pool, benefit from 360° views through the coastline, the port, its neighboring quarters, and Mount Lebanon in its Northern background.


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"There have been various computing platforms that have come over time, and all of them have opened up opportunities that the previous computing platform has not," Ruben explained, citing GPS-equipped mobile devices as one such example."The thing about VR is, if VR really works, it is a virtual reality, so any further computing medium that we can imagine you can simulate in VR," he added.
Ruben was clear to note that he's not suggesting we're nearing the point at which VR becomes the holodeck (or if it's even a possibility), but one can't overlook the incredible potential the platform offers. "We can simulate anything, and because of that, it's unbounded in opportunity. Completely and utterly unbounded in opportunity," he said.
For more on the Oculus exec's thoughts on VR, including the wait for the platform's potential killer app, check out our full interview with Rubin on this month's episode of IGN Unfiltered.
Alex Osborn is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.


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With so many glamorous red carpet events taking place lately, it's hard not to notice a recurring trend of heavily embellished ensembles. These beautifully detailed pieces are not only flattering but are also perfect for the season that requires layering and more overall coverage. Stars like Carrie Underwood …
…and Taylor Swift are constantly being photographed looking exquisite in these on-trend pieces.
Elie Saab is just one of the many designers who dedicated his winter 2012/2013 runway collection to this trend. His collection consisted of intricately beaded cocktail and evening gowns that were sure to take your breath away.
Embellishments are the epitome of elegance and a great option for a special event. With New Years Eve quickly approaching, women everywhere are beginning to think of their wardrobe options. Let's face it, it's one of the most stressful times of the year. Nothing is "too much" for this particular night so whether it's sparkles, sequins or lace that you're debating but have been intimidated to wear it in previous years, now's the time to do it!
Other fave embellished star looks? Nina Dobrev and Selena Gomez have been rocking the trend!
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So here we are - the 2012 Top Ten episode of Almost Arthouse has debuted on Sound on Sight and I have viewed all the accessible 2012 films I intended to (films not yet available for viewing are listed below, in descending order of my anticipation for them), so let's get to it.
10. Paradise: Love (Ulrich Seidl)
I had just landed in Toronto and barely out of my cab I was rushing to "rush" this unexpected experience - my first film of my first major festival and, as I exclaimed to my previously internet-only colleagues upon our in-person meeting immediately afterward in that very auditorium, one hell of a film at that. Seidl's wholly unique approach to the mutual exploitation of Kenyan sex-tourism is thickly layered with themes of self-image and cultural hierarchy. The camera is content to remain set back, observing the sprawling vacation's poignant redundancies in what is practically a documentary-like fashion. All told, "Paradise: Love" accomplishes everything a great film can, on both basal and more complex levels, and I highly anticipate the opportunity to view the concurrent and succeeding installments in Seidl's trilogy, respectively. Read the full review at Sound on Sight.
9. The Master (Paul Thomas Anderson)
Out of nearly 150 films viewed for 2012, number 9 may still feel "too low" for this masterful "Master" from the modern master himself, Paul Thomas Anderson. In terms relative to these lists I do tend to favor films I more personally connect to. Although "The Master" never holds me at arm's length as has been a wide criticism, it winds up as one I find myself respecting more than loving (which is not to say I don't love it). But enough of this silly defending of what could easily be a member of any top 5 out of mere obligation! I have been a great fan of Anderson's Altman phase, and after the nearly Kubrickian "There Will Be Blood" shocked me due in equal parts to its stylistic departure and just how stalwartly solid it is, "The Master" has won me over and then some with similar qualities. Next to "Hard Eight" it is perhaps Anderson's most original work, and next to "Magnolia" perhaps his most bold (which is saying something, considering "Boogie Nights").
8. This Is 40 (Judd Apatow)
Like others to come on this list, "This Is 40" strikes an ideal balance between entertaining mainstream sensibilities and winningly raw honesty - a film that is equal parts fun and rewarding. It is also the first example herein of my aforementioned preference for "personal connection" films (read on and you'll see just how prevalent that preference made itself this year). Sam Mendes' "Away We Go" came out at a time when my pregnant girlfriend and I were on the heels of a cross-country road trip in search of a place to establish our new family together, and about four years later "This Is 40" feels just as relevant an echo of our lives now as that did then. Watching characters we already loved and constantly quote from the otherwise middling "Knocked Up" ("Go to India!") experience such familiar issues from the wrappings of a Judd Apatow film makes for wonderful healing. Listen to the Almost Arthouse episode at Sound on Sight.
7. Promised Land (Gus Van Sant)
It's old news by now that Gus Van Sant seems to embody two opposite sensibilities throughout his filmography. There's "Elephant", "Last Days", "Paranoid Park" Van Sant, and there's "Good Will Hunting", "Finding Forrester", "Milk" Van Sant. It may also sound strange that after such a prolific career of soaring ups and cringe-worthy downs and even the recent awards success "Milk" enjoyed ("The Wrestler" deserved that attention, damnit!), I was beginning to view Van Sant as irrelevant. Honestly, I would not have even given the apparently drab and preachy "Promised Land" a chance were it not a potential candidate for review on the podcast I co-host. The film does fall more on the "Good Will Hunting" side of things, but with consistently beautiful and narratively subtle cinematography that embraces pastels and an excellent script from Damon and Krasinski that mixes in rewarding motifs while challenging us with refreshingly blurred lines between antagonists and protagonists, it winds up as likely my biggest surprise of 2012, and certainly one of my favorites to discuss after the fact. Without running on too much longer, I would encourage anyone to give "Promised Land" a go, as what we have here is a character-driven journey of morals and humanity built in to a fairly presented hot political topic as opposed to a celebrity platform that condemns one viewpoint or the other.
6. 4:44 Last Day on Earth (Abel Ferrara)
Perhaps due to widespread 2012 doomsaying, alternate, mainly insular approaches to apocalypse films have been in vogue of late. The inherently potent subject matter can be housed within audacious ingeniousness or even elevate relative lesser offerings, with Lars von Trier's allegorical "Melancholia" making my top list last year and this year's nearly insufferable "Seeking a Friend for the End of the World" glimmering with unearned gravitas in its third act. Ferrara's masterstroke here covers ideas found in the latter but with the ingenuity of the former, making for a thoroughly compelling examination of where humanity has come through the lens of one couple spending the majority of their final day in their apartment. The most interesting aspect here - beyond the fully realized concepts of sentimentality and stubbornness while knowing one's quickly impending expiration date - is that even from within an isolated two-person apartment the entire world can be watched. International and domestic video of both worldly and personal nature - some not necessarily related to the end - is syndicated or streamed live on many screens. Many films on this list forego screenwriting convenience to embrace the contemporary ubiquitousness of iPads, Skype, etcetera, but none more than "4:44". On top of it all, a fascinating idea to consider is that the scariest part of this apocalypse film is not when the world actually ends, but when the internet cuts off.
5. Passion (Brain De Palma)
What was positioned as my final film at TIFF (before impulsively deciding to seize the moment when an "Aftershock" ticket was hawked in my direction on the way home) wound up being one of the highest points of my festival experience. I have seen a fair handful of De Palma work, but prior to priming myself for "Passion" (which I booked solely due to having no better option, timing-wise) with "Blow Out", I had apparently been watching all the wrong titles (which, to further abuse the parenthetical as I am so prone to do, is not to say what I had seen is necessarily bad, I.E. "The Untouchables" or "Mission to Mars"). I am now of the mind that De Palma is the American Argento, the difference being that De Palma hasn't lost his steam. In fact, the deliciously pulpy "Passion" is far and away the best of his filmography I've enjoyed thus far. Being present to sing "Happy Birthday" to the director with the help of Rachel McAdams and subsequently being able to ask him a question about his characters' frequent subversion of modern communications technology were cherries on a sexy, thrilling ride that giddily never lets you know which was is up. It's like being thrown in to a perpetual tumble through exquisitely shot images. Between this, "Prometheus" and the music video for the Rolling Stones' "Doom & Gloom", Noomi Rapace is my woman of the year. Read the full review at Sound on Sight.
4. Thanks for Sharing (Stuart Blumberg)
Months separated from my viewing of Stuart Blumberg's winning directorial debut and little word has arisen regarding its deserved wider release (so little that I can't conjure so much as a satisfactory screenshot, hence the male cast photo). Without being able to revisit such an impactful film, over time it does become difficult to distinctly recall the power of its effect - that strong connection that overcomes what is otherwise a fairly generic picture at face value. Don't get me wrong - I take no issue with successful writer Blumberg's reliance on script over presentation, and there is actually nothing wrong with his impressively apt work behind the camera, not at all, but the key reasons I care for this picture the way I do are its definitively strong characters and their power to change audience members' lives. Sound cliché? Well, this may be touted as a "Shame"-lite examination of sex addiction (sounds good enough to me - when I finally saw it after having already published my 2011 top ten, "Shame" shot up to being my #2 of that year) but its probing themes are universal. The film caused me to look at myself with a humility I had previously been afraid to breach, and as a result I began to successfully fight a nearly decade-long obsession with a massively multiplayer online role-playing game. Thinking of "Thanks for Sharing" inspires me, and aids my will to keep fighting. More than any yet-distributed festival film, I cannot wait to revisit this. It surely sounds as though I'm not sure it should be ranked this highly, but really due to circumstance I sort of feel bad I'm not ranking it higher. Read the full review at Sound on Sight.
More sentimentality! Well, this may be better prefaced with the note that I am not generally a Pixar fan. Yeah, the first "Toy Story" is fine, well and good, and "Monsters, Inc." occupies a special place, but beyond that I have not been won over... until "Brave", that is. "Brave" would be a practically perfect movie if not for its occasional reliance on cheap laughs housed in the characters of the hit-or-miss triplets and Maudie, their maid. Beyond those minor nitpicks, I am utterly in love with this upending of the princess stereotype from its consumate visuals to its intricately layered story that brings both sides of a parent/child issue in to balance while bringing peace to a kingdom. Furthermore, here finally is a family film that respects children. The pathetic pandering to youth in all forms of media has become grotesque, and how reassuring it is to find a film that actually challenges kids, and isn't afraid to frighten them now and again. This was the first real "movie night" for my now three-year-old daughter. I mean, she'd watched movies before and done alright, but this was the first "Okay, we're turning off the lights and this is what we're doing for 90 minutes without breaking for toddler nonsense." Not only did she uphold excellent behavior throughout, she was invested in the film and didn't quit talking about the protagonist for weeks. The free spirit Merida, unburdened by a defining longing for love - talk about a role model! I still haven't made it through the "Touch the Sky" sequence (pictured) with dry eyes.
Though there were a few anomalous successes worth getting excited about in this context (such as "Think Like a Man" topping the box office two weeks in a row), in 2012 the quashing of non-white cinema came that much more to the forefront. "Red Hook Summer" is one of several results of studios saying "no" - if the triumphantly defiant Spike Lee could not make his "Inside Man" sequel even though crossover box office sensation Denzel Washington had reportedly agreed to star, he would take his own money and get back to basics in Brooklyn. Poisonous reviews out of Sundance had me all the more fired up to see what "Red Hook" had become, and boy was the wait worth it. In fact, I couldn't stop watching the infectious "Red Hook Summer" for about two weeks (after renting via VOD it was mercifully added to Netflix Instant). Featured here is a new energy for Lee's familiar formatting - another chapter of community development as only Lee can do it, this time with an angelically persistent soundtrack from Judith Hill. This is Spike off the leash (as if he's ever really been on one), and through Bishop Enoch (vigorously realized by Clarke Peters) the one-of-a-kind auteur has developed a platform that allows him to preach his mind while focusing on the character development at hand. One may find "Red Hook" to hurl Christianity in their face on a surface level, but more than anything it is truly about the characters behind the words and how their faith (or lack thereof) helps or hinders, confines or redeems them. A beautiful, beautiful film with power in all the right places - good on you, Spike.
1. Killer Joe (William Friedkin)
I've been told I gravitate toward movies that leave you scratching your head when the credits hit, and if that is true "Killer Joe" takes the cake (or the fried chicken, as it were). I don't know what to do with myself when "Joe" ends - I just sit there cackling to myself like a madman. That's just one of so, so many compliments I could open a capsule sum-uppance of Friedkin's latest film with. With a story this insane, captured with some of the year's best cinematography, the superb performances across the board are just bonuses - and considering Juno Temple's Dottie, Gina Gershon's Sharla, Thomas Haden Church's Ansel and Matthew McConaughey's Joe (one of a generous number of excellent recent performances from the man), what a bonus they are! Friedkin here is wholly plunged in to the nature of these characters that the film reeks of deep Texas - every moment is thick with this mentality and the darkly interwoven comedy comes naturally as a result, large credit to Tracy Letts' source play as well, I'm sure. There are few cinematic experiences that can rival what this one accomplishes. Even amongst so many worthy 2012 achievements, "Killer Joe" deftly rises to the top.
Not yet available for my consideration
The Fifth Season (Peter Brosens)
Welcome to Pine Hill (Keith Miller)
Paradise: Faith (Ulrich Seidl)
Post Tenebras Lux (Carlos Reygadas)
LUV (Sheldon Candis)
Mud (Jeff Nichols)
Filly Brown (Youssef Delara, Michael D. Olmos)
Middle of Nowhere (Ava DuVernay)
Complete 2012 list on Letterboxd (rankings subject to change).


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How_To_Install file which provides instructions for installation. Basically, in order to use
urcc from directories other than urcc, you need to add the
bin directory into your environment variable
PATH, and add the
ast directory into your
RUBYLIB, which the Ruby interpreter uses to search for needed modules. For instance, you have the top directory,
urcc, under
/localdisk/gcc/urcc. If you are using C Shell, you can do so by adding the following lines into your .cshrc file
setenv PATH "$PATH":"$HOME/urcc/bin" setenv RUBYLIB "$HOME/urcc/ast"* Change
urcc/ast/driver.rb file (the 22nd line) to specify your own GCC
4.2.2 directory (what you built in Project Part 1). For example, if the gcc you built last time is under
/localdisk/gcc/gcc-build/bin/gcc, then change that line to:
yourgcc = "/localdisk/gcc/gcc-build/bin/gcc"* Run URCC, just type
urcc following with your file name, e.g.
urcc ab.c. By default, it will generate a
ab.c.*.gimple file, the c file generated by urcc
ab_urcc.c, and the binary file
See CS255Spring09ProjectRubyTrack for more information about URCC compiler and see RochesterCCompiler for the class hierarchy of the URCC intermediate form. If this is your first time to write code in Ruby, you may also have a look at Programming Ruby by Thomas and Hunt (free on-line access for 1st edition).


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Definitions for "Auditor"
Keywords: scientology, dianetics, listen, audire, hearer
A hearer or listener.
someone who listens attentively
a Dianetics or Scientology practitioner trained in the technology of auditing
Keywords: enrols, exam, attend, instructor, course
A student who enrols in a class for a reduced fee and recieves no credit. St. Giles does not accept auditors.
a student who attends a course but does not take it for credit
a person who either already has a college degree or is taking the course for information only and prefers not to take the tests
Keywords: verify, statutory, certified, fairly, independent
An individual qualified (at the state level) to conduct audits.
A person appointed and authorized to audit or examine an account or accounts, compare the charges with the vouchers, examine the parties and witnesses, allow or reject charges, and state the balance.
A person or group that belongs to the taff of an enterprise or is hired from outside, but is, in either case, independent of the audited areas. This person or group must possess a professional qualification for the performance of an environmental audit.
Keywords: bloodhound, watchdog
An authorized individual, or role, with administrative duties, which include selecting the events to be audited on the system, performing system operations to enable the recording of those events, and analyzing the trail of audit events.
An authorized individual, or role, with administrative duties, which include selecting the events to be audited on the system, setting up the audit flags that enable the recording of those events, and analyzing the audit. trail
Keywords: counsellor, spiritual
Keywords: sfm, ref, undertake, conduct, competence
a person who audits or
a person who is carrying out an audit
Person with competence to conduct an audit. (Ref. ISO 19011:2002)
Keywords: thetan, definitions, operating
Keywords: purpouse, facilitate, sub, assembly, registration
The purpouse of the assembly "Auditor" is to facilitate the registration of action information against a data storage system by an application, sub-system or user.
Keywords: litigation, solvent, prime, affairs, creditor
a prime target in litigation claiming investor and creditor economic losses because it is the only available (and solvent) entity that had any direct contact with the client's business affairs
someone other than the reader - a character within the fiction - to whom the story or "speech" is addressed.
Keywords: judicially, audience, hears, court, one
Keywords: systematic, evaluations, internal, risk, management
Provides systematic evaluations of the risk management and internal control processes.


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Los Gatos, California, 01 October 2019 – Neeyamo Inc., a leading platform-based HR services provider specializing in servicing the Long-Tail countries of multi-national organizations, announced that it is exhibiting at the HR Tech Conference scheduled to take place on 01 – 04 October 2019 at the Sands Expo & Convention Center, Las Vegas. As the industry's leading independent event for 20+ years, HR Tech features an unrivaled cutting-edge agenda for HR and IT professionals from businesses of all sizes. With its primary focus aimed at helping HR departments succeed through technology intervention, the HR Technology Conference is intended for those looking to optimize usage of current HR systems as well as for those exploring HR solutions to best suit the business needs.
Inviting delegates to booth 206 at the exhibition, Samuel Isaac, Head of Marketing and Strategy at Neeyamo said, "In today's world, technology and business are inextricably linked and more and more organizations are looking at integrating their HR operations and technology for a seamless HR transformation journey. Therefore, our theme for the event this year is "Synergizing HR Technology & Operations for a revolutionary experience". Neeyamo's HR services portfolio backed by its newly launched HR technology and innovation wing – NeeyamoWorks, provides the perfect amalgamation of HR operations and technology to global organizations looking for a single global HR interface and an enhanced user experience."
Commenting on his participation, Yegnaswamy Yegnanarayanan (YY), CEO at NeeyamoWorks said, "The team and I are excited to showcase the NeeyamoWorks suite of products at the HR Tech Conference this year. Our portfolio of future-ready products is built to complement and fill white spaces seen within global organizations' existing HR landscape. He further added," I'd like to invite delegates to our booth 206 to learn what a new-age HR technology solution can do for global HR operations and how an organization can reap benefits by embarking on a synergized HR transformation journey."
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"Whiplash associated disorders: redefining whiplash and its management" by the Quebec Task Force. A critical evaluation
PainSci summary of Freeman 1998?This page is one of thousands in the PainScience.com bibliography. It is not a general article: it is focused on a single scientific paper, and it may provide only just enough context for the summary to make sense. Links to other papers and more general information are provided at the bottom of the page, as often as possible. ★★★☆☆?3-star ratings are for typical studies with no more (or less) than the usual common problems. Ratings are a highly subjective opinion, and subject to revision at any time. If you think this paper has been incorrectly rated, please let me know.
This is a strongly negative review of the well-known 1995 papers published by the Quebec Task Force on Whiplash-Associated Disorders. "Five distinct and significant categories of methodologic error were found.… Although the Task Force set out to redefine whiplash and its management … its publications instead have confused the subject further."
original abstract†Abstracts here may not perfectly match originals, for a variety of technical and practical reasons. Some abstacts are truncated for my purposes here, if they are particularly long-winded and unhelpful. I occasionally add clarifying notes. And I make some minor corrections.
STUDY DESIGN: The two publications of the Quebec Task Force on Whiplash-Associated Disorders were evaluated by the authors of this report for methodologic error and bias.
OBJECTIVES: To determine whether the conclusions and recommendations of the Quebec Task Force on Whiplash-Associated Disorders regarding the natural history and epidemiology of whiplash injuries are valid.
SUMMARY OF THE BACKGROUND DATA: In 1995, the Quebec Task Force authored a text (published by the Societe de l'Assurance Automobile du Quebec) and a pullout supplement in Spine entitled "Whiplash-Associated Disorders: Redefining Whiplash and its Management." The Quebec Task Force concluded that whiplash injuries result in "temporary discomfort," are "usually self-limited," and have a "favorable prognosis," and that the "pain [resulting from whiplash injuries] is not harmful."
METHODS: The authors of the current report reviewed the text and the supplement for methodologic flaws that may have threatened the validity of the conclusions and recommendations of the Quebec Task Force.
RESULTS: Five distinct and significant categories of methodologic error were found. They were: selection bias, information bias, confusing and unconventional use of terminology, unsupported conclusions and recommendations, and inappropriate generalizations from the Quebec Cohort Study.
CONCLUSION: The validity of the conclusions and recommendations of the Quebec Task Force regarding the natural course and epidemiology of whiplash injuries is questionable. This lack of validity stems from the presence of bias, the use of unconventional terminology, and conclusions that are not concurrent with the literature the Task Force accepted for review. Although the Task Force set out to redefine whiplash and its management, striving for the desirable goal of clarification of the numerous contentious issues surrounding the injury, its publications instead have confused the subject further.
related content
One article on PainScience.com cites Freeman 1998 as a source:
- The Art of Rest — The finer points of resting strategy when recovering from injury and chronic pain (hint: it's a bit trickier than you might think)
This page is part of the PainScience BIBLIOGRAPHY, which contains plain language summaries of thousands of scientific papers & others sources. It's like a highly specialized blog. A few highlights:
- Effectiveness of customised foot orthoses for Achilles tendinopathy: a randomised controlled trial. Munteanu 2015 Br J Sports Med.
- A Bayesian model-averaged meta-analysis of the power pose effect with informed and default priors: the case of felt power. Gronau 2017 Comprehensive Results in Social Psychology.
- The neck and headaches. Bogduk 2014 Neurol Clin.
- Agreement of self-reported items and clinically assessed nerve root involvement (or sciatica) in a primary care setting. Konstantinou 2012 Eur Spine J.
- Effect of NSAIDs on Recovery From Acute Skeletal Muscle Injury: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis. Morelli 2017 Am J Sports Med.


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