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Chelsea AL Real Estate & Homes for Sale
155 Properties Found
The median home value in Chelsea, AL is $232,805.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $183,600.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Chelsea, AL is $232,805.
Approximately 87.23% of Chelsea homes are owned,
compared to 10.73% rented, while
2.04% are vacant.
Chelsea real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Chelsea real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Courtesy: ARC Realty Zoe Langner
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Photos of the fantastic fenced yard coming soon! Like New!! Open and airy floor plan with master bedroom on the main level. This home offers all the conveniences, is in pristine condition and most likely has the largest fenced back yard in the neighborhood. This home is a must see!
110 Scarlet Ln Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: RE/MAX Southern Homes Chad Beasley
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This is a beautiful all brick home located on a quiet culdesac street. The home has been meticulously maintained and it shows. This is a large home with an open floorpan and over 2,500 square feet. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths on the main level and a private suite with a large bedroom and full bath upstairs. There are beautiful hardwood floors throughout the the family room, dining room kitchen, and hallways. The eat-in kitchen is spacious with solid surface counters, stainless steel appliances, plenty of cabinets, and a great breakfast bar. The master suite is large and has a great master bath with his and her sinks, a large shower, and a relaxing garden tub. The laundry room can be accessed from the master bedroom closet for convenience. The back yard is private and quiet with a privacy fence and a covered patio. Call today for a private showing. This one will go fast!
316 Deer Ridge Ln Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: Amerisell Realty Jeremy Jacobs
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This is the one you're waiting for! This all brick home is located on a large (.85 acre) lake front lot. You'll love all of the outdoor entertaining spaces including both screened-in and open air decks, absolutely fantastic custom stone patio, with a natural gas fire pit area, or set up your picnic beside the lake and fish away the hours from your private dock. Inside you'll find a beautiful, move-in ready home with 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths on the upper level plus a finished first level with an office, large 4th bedroom, walkout family room with access to the stone patio and a 3rd full bath. The first level was finished with stunning walnut engineered flooring in the office, 4th bedroom and family room. The kitchen features upgraded stone counter tops and stainless steel appliances, large pantry, a moveable island cabinet with space for barstools, as well as a nook area that looks out over the beautiful back yard. The floor plan is open and inviting.
Courtesy: RealtySouth-Shelby Office Wes Mobley
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Huge home lots of space!! Do not miss this one its like new! 5 large bedrooms! Upstairs Laundry is so convenient. Close to everything, so convenient
Courtesy: Leading Edge Real Estate Birmingham Josh Lee
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Large home on a GREAT lot. Open style floor plan that features gourmet kitchen. Too many extras to list them all. MUST SEE! Across from neighborhood pool with lots of privacy in the backyard.
Courtesy: ARC Realty Lori West
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B E A U T I F U L HOME IN LAKE COMMUNITY! SOOO light, airy & move-in ready! Hardwood floors, Aprox. 18 foot ceiling with skylights (upgrade) in spacious greatroom. Kitchen with island, TONS of cabinetry with "soft close" feature on cabinet doors & drawers. Dining room with TALL windows adding lots of extra light! STUNNING master suite includes double sinks, garden tub, tile shower, upgraded glass door, separate walk-in closets and B E S T OF A L L, laundry room off master bedroom & kitchen. Main level offers 2 additional bedrooms and full bath. Lower level complete with 4th. bedroom, Private office/study, 3rd full bath and LARGE play/rec-room. OVERSIZED 2 car garage with lots of storage. Exterior features include screened deck with skylights, sun deck, fenced backyard that backs up to wooded area (VERY private). Nicely landscaped, Handsome curb appeal and just down the street from neighborhood lake equipped to allow non-motorized boats.
1072 Fairbank Ln Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: RE/MAX Advantage Mary Lou Vonderau
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WELCOME TO CHELSEA PARK! This beautiful 3 bedroom/2 bath home is awaiting your arrival. With an open floor plan and a large great room, this home is perfect for entertaining and enjoying family time. Large den with fireplace, Dining Room and Kitchen With Island. A large owner's suite includes two large closets and owner's suite bathroom has two vanities with a large shower and linen closet. The exterior is low maintenance with brick and vinyl siding. Enjoy cool evenings on the covered back porch or hot summers in the community pool. Walking trails galore and community lake. Great Chelsea Schools and low Shelby County Taxes. Desirable subdivision in a great location.
337 Lime Creek Cir Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: RE/MAX Classic Art Bice
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4BR 3BA beauty in Lime Creek on quiet cul-de-sac street. Original Owners built new in 2004, have made so many updates. Hardwoods throughout main living areas, lots of natural light, New Hot Water Heater, New HVAC. Screened Porch overlooking .65 acres, lots of privacy, huge fenced back yard. Two patio areas to entertain and enjoy the outdoors. Chef's Kitchen, Great Room with Gas Log Fireplace, Sep Dining Room. Home has Bonus Room that could be 5th BR, Office, Craft Room, etc, as well as a Den/Family Room in finished Daylight Basement. So many extras, come see this home today!
Courtesy: RealtySouth-Inverness Office Dana Patterson
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GORGEOUS ONE LEVEL all brick home. Open floor plan w/smooth, 9ft ceilings. Features split bedrooms. Great room w/gas fireplace, hardwoods and open to the large, formal dining room w/abundant natural light. Spacious Kitchen w/lots of solid surface counters and cabinets, back splash, breakfast bar and eat in area. Some stainless appliances. Huge Master suite w/sitting area. Master Bath w/jetted tub, double vanities, tile flooring, spacious walk in closet w/access to the spacious Laundry room. Nice size 2nd and 3rd Bedrooms w/Jack and Jill Full Bath. 2nd level features 4th Bedroom with large closet and walk in attic. Relax or entertain under the covered patio w/fenced in back yard. Wired for security system Conveniently located off Hwy 280 in the heart of Chelsea. Chesser Plantations offers a private, stocked Lake and walking trail. Home is Eligible for USDA 100% Financing.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Metro South Kevin Jones
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Beautiful home with one level living and a full basement with 3 side brick and hardi plank on a cul-de-sac street with Chelsea schools. Great floor plan with gleaming hardwood floors, nice kitchen with corian countertops and tile backsplash, stainless appliances and large eat-in area. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on the main level. Speakers wired throughout the home. The huge laundry room has a pass through from kitchen and master bath. The basement has poured concrete walls and plumbing is stubbed for future bath. Space for an extra bedroom, bath, family room and storage room. Come add your touch. Huge fenced backyard that has nature galore with the woods behind. All this and Chelsea Schools. Don't Miss it!
191 Wisteria Dr Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: ARC Realty Nancy Hale
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Gorgeous, updated 4 BR, 3.5 bath in Windstone! This home has great curb appeal and is situated on a large corner lot with tons of outdoor space to entertain and play! The main level offers beautiful hardwoods in the foyer as well as the large dining room and a fireplace in the family room. The generous master suite boasts a trey ceiling, a full bath with a double vanity, new tile floors and walk in closet. The eat in kitchen has been recently updated with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, an island and tiled backsplash! A half bath and laundry room are conveniently located off of the kitchen with access to a spacious deck. upstairs, there are two generous bedrooms, a full bath and large bonus room. The basement offers an additional bonus room/den, another full bath and the 4th bedroom. The two car garage has tons of storage and access to the backyard and patio! New door to deck and new door from garage (2016), new roof (2017), new paint-interior (2017)
Courtesy: RealtySouth-Inverness Office Cameron Brooks
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Welcome to 1.5 level living in this spacious, open floor plan called The Thrasher! This 4 bedroom, 3 bath, and 1 half bath features gorgeous hardwoods, granite, tile, recessed lighting and a generous trim package! Stainless steel appliances with eat in area AND a separate dining room for entertaining. Smarthome technology included along with front sprinkler system. Sitting on approx. 1/2 acre with lots of trees in back. Only Minutes away from Chelsea schools. Approx. 10 min to I65 and 8 min to 280. Future pool and Clubhouse. Natural gas community with streetlights and sidewalks. $2500 toward buyer closing costs if using builder preferred lender. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR VALENTINE SPECIAL AT WILLOW BRANCH! WRITE A CONTRACT BETWEEN NOW AND FEB. 28, 2018 AND RECEIVE A FREE STAINLESS STEEL AMANA REFRIGERATOR AFTER CLOSING! Model Number AS12575FRS.
Courtesy: Town Square Realty Ralph Parker
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Beautiful home in a great subdivision. Great access to Hwy 280 and close to shopping areas. Great school system. Just what you've always hoped for in a home. The bonus room could used as a 4th bedroom. A must see .........
Courtesy: D R Horton Homes Danette Dugger
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WELCOME TO PARK CROSSINGS AT CHELSEA PARK! Chelsea's Premier Neighborhood! The Embry is a contemporary open plan perfect for today's lifestyle! The Kitchen features a 7 foot island, gourmet pantry, and the Gallery Series Stainless Appliances including a 5 burner gas range. The over-sized Great Room with open Dining Room is perfect for entertaining family and friends! The Owners' Suite on the Main Level has the extra-large walk-in closet and spa style bathroom with designer tile and glass shower. Everyone will love the Upstairs Living Room for hosting parties or watching TV! The Upper Level has 4 large bedrooms to include a bedroom with full bathroom perfect for guests or family! Builder 1-2-10 Warranty! Ask about closing costs and prepaids on this home with preferred lender!
165 Sunset Lake Dr Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: Landmark Birmingham Celena Miller
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Zoned Chelsea Schools. Great Home with lake view. This 4 bedroom 3 bath home sits on close to an acre of land with a Gorgeous view of the lake from your oversized deck. Inside there are three spacious bedroom on main and two full bathrooms. Stainless appliances in kitchen with dining area. Downstairs there is the fourth bedroom, bonus den and full bathroom. 4th bedroom is currently being used as an art room. Home has been well maintained and one look is all it takes. Location is eligible for USDA.
Courtesy: D R Horton Homes Danette Dugger
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Welcome to PARK CROSSINGS at Chelsea Park! Chelsea's Premier New Home Community! The Belfort is a contemporary, open concept 4 Bedroom and 2 1/2 Bathroom plan perfect for today's busy lifestyle! Entertain family and friends with the spacious Great Room and Kitchen that includes a 7 foot island. The custom cabinets, designer tile, crown molding, hardwoods, hardwood stairs, and more! The upper level includes a loft with a full bathroom with double sinks, 3 spacious bedrooms and walk-in closets. An incredible value with this plan!
Courtesy: D R Horton Homes Danette Dugger
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Welcome To Park Crossings at Chelsea Park! The Premier New Home Community in Chelsea! The Huntington is a one-of-kind 5 Bedroom, 4 Bathroom plan that is such a unique and perfect home for today's lifestyle! Included is a Loft and Flex Room, and 2 covered porches! The Owners Suite is on the main level with an additional Bedroom and Full Bathroom-perfect for guests! Included features are custom cabinets, hardwoods, designer tile, and more!
355 Crossbridge Rd Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: RealtySouth-Shelby Office Lillian Draper
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156 Crest Dr Chelsea, AL 35147
Courtesy: UNU Group Amanda Briscoe
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+/- 0.76 acre lot.  Original owner (2006).  One-level with full, finished basement. Hardwoods. Granite/stainless kitchen. 9'/12' ceilings. Split bedroom floor plan. New interior paint. Large, fenced backyard. Private, wooded back view.
100 Oakbrook Ln Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: LAH - Mountain Brook Branch Janet Book
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Beautiful 4/3, Soaring Ceilings, Open Floor Plan, granite, stainless steel appliances, hardwoods, Venetian bronze fixtures, large master suite w/ Jacuzzi tub and separate shower and trey ceilings. Ideal guest, teen or Mother-in-law quarters downstairs opens to a patio. Large walk-in storage closets! Room for workshop in 2-car garage. This home features a LARGE fenced lot that backs up to land that will not be developed, deck overlooks peaceful wooded setting, very private. Neighborhood offers Lake and Playground. Convenient to Hwy 280 and I-65. You are home!
136 Holiday Ln Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: Brik Realty - Trussville Josh Vernon
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Be prepared to fall in LOVE with all this home located on 3 WATERFRONT ACRES has to offer both INSIDE & OUT! Bond with family & entertain with friends while enjoying tons of NATURAL lighting, freshly painted NEUTRAL colors & NEW wood floors. Cook up a feast in the kitchen with eat-in dining area PLUS formal dining room. Main-level master will accommodate an oversized furniture suite. Plenty of space for the whole family to spread out with 2 additional bedrooms and a BONUS room upstairs PLUS additional BONUS room in the basement. Grill out & chill out on the back deck while admiring your PRIVATE back yard with tall natural landscaping and your own PRIVATE LAKE. This home is the perfect combination of space, location & price!
260 Normandy Ln Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: RE/MAX Advantage South April Sharpe
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Welcome home to this rare find in a great swim community! Beautiful Old World style home is waiting for a new owner. Double castle entry doors open to beatiful two story foyer leads to an open plan with a see through fireplace from dining room on one side and great room on the other..Great room is open to a kitchen with gas cooktop and loads of custom cabinets and counter space, granite countertops and island with breakfast bar. Also an eat in area with build in desk. Great room has vaulted ceiling and custom built in shelving. Wonderful view of the spacious, flat and fenced backyard . Gleaming hardwoods throughout these areas . Master suite can accommodate king sized furniture and has tray ceiling. Master bath had double vanity, large glass shower, travertine tile and large walk in closet. Upstairs is guest suite with ensuite bath and two additional bedrooms with jack and jill bath and bonus room. Basement has additional room finished and full bath and large two car garage
152 Greenbriar Pl Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: ARC Realty Tiffany Bittner
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Welcome Home! One of the best houses around. This brick beauty offers 4 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths with beautiful crown molding and hardwood flooring in the main living areas. The kitchen offers stainless steel appliances and an eat in area. The master suite includes it's own separate sitting area and the master bath is magazine worthy. A finished basement room and full bath is perfect for your man cave or kid playroom. Don't let this wonderful family home with a fenced back yard pass you by. It's close to Hwy 280 yet in a great quiet neighborhood. Truly move in ready!
Courtesy: RealtySouth-Over the Mtn Joe Falconer
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Amazing floor plan in the popular Chelsea Station. This is one of the few original homes that has charm and character galore. Loads of natual light all day long. Beautiful kitchen with eating area overlooks the open floor plan that has a family room, fireplace, formal dining area with french doors that open onto a covered patio/grilling area. Gleaming hardwood floors.Upstairs has a HUGE bonus room being used as a 4th bedroom. There is enough room to split in half and make it a 5 bedroom home. Full bath upstairs. This one owner home is clean as a pin. Seller providing a 1 year Home Warranty. Just move in and enjoy. This home qualifies for the USDA Rural Home Loan Program
313 Hwy 336 Chelsea, AL 35043
Courtesy: Keller Williams Metro South Danielle Turner
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Talk about Old South living! This home is stunning! 5 bedroom 3.5 bath home is ready for a new family. Step back in time as soon as you walk through the front door. The spacious kitchen opens to a great eat in area that over looks the back deck, also opens with pocket doors to the formal dining room. Souring ceilings in the living room makes the area cozy but open. The master bedroom is large enough for a king size bedroom suite and sitting area. The luxury bath as travertine tile, his/her sinks, corner tub and large tiled shower. Upstairs you have 2 bedrooms and a bath. Also is a good size second master with access to the up level porch area. This home has too much to list and is a must see.
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We are excited to announce that we will be hosting the UK Premiere Exhibition of the Oscar nominated Les Misérables.
Friday 29th March to Sunday 14th April 2013
At the Mary Rose Story, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
Following the success of the Hollywood blockbuster Les Miserablés, The Mary Rose Story is thrilled to have the Oscar and Bafta nominated costumes from the film on display for the first time in the UK, courtesy of NBC Universal Archives & Collections, this Easter holiday.
The special exhibition will feature nineteen costumes and a selection of props on display. Included will be Hugh Jackman's Valjean convict costume that he wore in his Portsmouth scenes, various costumes worn by Anne Hathaway as Fantine, Isabelle Allen and Amanda Seyfried as Cosette, Natalya Angel Wallace and Samantha Barks as Eponine, Helena Bonham Carter as Madame Thenardier and various other colourful clothing and items iconic to the film.
It required a large crew to create the approximately 2,200 costumes for the masses of extras, and the team perfected designs across France, Spain, Italy and England. Unfortunately for the costumers, it was imperative that their work be destroyed. To ensure that the outfits looked as if they belonged on beggars and starving poor, costume designer Paco Delgado and his team literally ripped, shredded and cut (even blowtorched) their way through the outfits. Still, the close observer will note that the design team wove in the colours of the French flag throughout the epic. Whether it be the red of Enjolras' jacket at the barricade, the blue of Fantine's dress at the factory, or the white of Cosette's wedding dress and Valjean's garments as he lay dying, every decision was intentional.
What is more, is that scenes from Les Misérables was filmed in Portsmouth Historic Dockyard with HMS Victory and Portsmouth Naval Base both being used as locations in the film, giving the ideal backdrop for the film's opening sequence.
The costumes will go on display in the Mary Rose Story building from Friday 29th March until Sunday 14th April 2013. Entry can be gained with a ticket to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard or its attractions or can be purchased separately priced at Adult: £5, Senior: £4, Child: £2.50, Family: £12.50.
A featurette on the costume design can be seen here: http://youtu.be/jd5ffc48RJU
For further details of events at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard please visit: www.historicdockyard.co.uk/events


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George Osborn (1808-91)
George Osborn was born in Rochester, Kent, the son of a draper who was also a Wesleyan class leader and steward. Osborn was educated at Brompton and entered the Wesleyan ministry in 1828.
Osborn was an outspoken supporter of Jabez Bunting and played a leading role in the expulsions which followed the fly sheets controversy of 1844-49. He served two terms as President (1863 and 1881) and was one of the secretaries for Foreign Missions between 1851 and 1867.
From 1868 to 1885, Osborn was Professor of Divinity at Richmond College, London. He was also a founder member of the Evangelical Alliance.
Source: Dictionary of Evangelical Biography 1739-1860 edited by Donald M. Lewis (1995) and Encyclopedia of World Methodism (1974)
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The newly-founded Latin-NCAP released first crash-test results on October 18. Nine cars, from Chevy, Fiat, Geely, Peugeot, Toyota, VW, were rated for adult and child occupant. A 2009 1.3-liter Geely CK 1 earned the only zero-star given out for its 1.06 points on protecting adult occupants in front seats.
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Mick West posted up on his site a really good overview of some different methods for hashing string ids and gave good motivation for optimizing this area early on in a project. Please do review his article as it's a prerequisite to this post, and his article is just really good.
I've been primarily concerned with memory management of strings as they are extremely hairy to work with. For me specifically I've ruled out the option of a string class — they hide important details and it's too easy to write poor (but functional) code with them. This is just my opinion. Based on that opinion I'd like to achieve these points:
- Avoid all dynamic memory allocation, or de-allocation
- Avoid complicated string data structures
- Little to no run-time string traversals (like strcmp)
- No annoying APIs that clutter the thought-space while writing/reading code
- Allow assets to refer to one another while on-disk or in-memory without complicated pointer translations
There's a lot I wanted to avoid here, and for good reason. If code makes use of dynamic memory, complicated data strctures, etc. that code is likely to suck in terms of both performance and maintenance. I'd like less features, less code, and some specific features to solve my specific problem: strings suck. The solution is to not use strings whenever possible, and when forced to use strings hide them under the rug. Following Jason Gregory's example he outlined about Naughty Dog's code base from his book "Game Engine Architecture 2nd Ed" I implemented the following solution, best shown via gif:
The SID (string id) is a macro that looks like (along with a typedef):
#define SID( string ) string
typedef sid int; // 32bit in my case
I've implemented a preprocessor in C that takes an input file, finds the SID macro instances, reads the string, hashes it and then inserts the hash along with the string stored as comment. Pretty much exactly what Mick talked about in his article.
Preprocessing files is fairly easy, though supporting this function might be pretty difficult, especially if there are a lot of source files that need to be pre-processed. Modifying build steps can be risky and sink a ton of time. This is another reason to hammer in this sort of optimization early on in a project in order to reap the benefits for a longer period of time, and not have to adjust heavy laid-in-stone systems after the fact.
Bundle Away the Woes
I've "stolen" Mitton's bundle.pl program for use in my current project to recursively grab source files and create a single unified cpp file. This large cpp can then be fed to the compiler and compiled as a "unity build". Since the bundle script looks for instances of the "#include" directive code can be written in almost the exact same manner as normal C++ development. Just make CPP files, include headers, and don't worry about it.
The only real gotcha is if someone tries to do fancy inclusions by defining macros outside of files that affect the file inclusion. Since the bundle script is only looking for the #include directive (by the way it also comments out unnecessary code inclusions in the output bundled code) and isn't running a full-blown C preprocessor, this can sometimes cause confusion.
It seems like a large relief on the linker and leaves me to thinking that C/C++ really ought to be used as single-translation unit languages, while leaving the linker mostly for hooking together separate libraries/code bases…
Compiling code can now look more or less like this:
perl bundle.pl bundle.cpp ./master.cpp
sid preprocessed.cpp bundle.cpp
g++ preprocessed.cpp -o out.exe
First collect all source into a single CPP, then preprocess the hash macros, and finally send the rest off to the compiler. Compile times should shrink, and I've even caught wind that modern compilers have an easier time with certain optimizations when fed only a single file (rumors! I can't confirm this myself, at least not for a while).
Sweep it Under the Rug
Once some sort of string id is implemented in-game strings themselves don't really need to be used all too often from a programmer's perspective. However for visualization, tools, and editors strings are essential.
One good option I've adopted is to place strings for these purposes into global table in designated debug memory. This table can then be turned off or compiled away whenever the product is released. The idea I've adopted is to allow tools and debug visualization to use strings fairly liberally, albeit they are stored inside the debug table. The game code itself, along with the assets, refer to identifiers in hash-form. This allows product code to perform tiny translations from fully hashed values to asset indices, which is much faster and easier to manage compared to strings.
This can even be taken a step further; if all tools and debug visualizations are turned off and all that remains is a bunch of integer hash IDs, assets can then be "locked" for release. All hashed values can be translated directly into asset IDs such that no run-time translation is ever needed. For me specifically I haven't quite thought how to implement such a system, and decided this level of optimization does not really give me a significant benefit.
Parting Thoughts
There are a couple of downsides to doing this style of compile-time preprocessing:
- Additional complexity in the build-step
- Layer of code opacity via SID macro
Some benefits:
- Huge optimization in terms of memory usage and CPU efficiency
- Can run switch statement on SID strings
- Uniquely identify assets in-code and on-disk without costly or complicated translation
If the costs can be mitigated through implementing some kind of code pre-processor/bundler early on then it's possible to be left with just a bunch of benefits :)
Finally, I thought it was super cool how hashes like djb2 and FNV-1a use an initializer value to start the hashing, typically a carefully chosen prime. This allows to hash a prefix string, and then feed the result off to hash the suffix. Mick explains this in his article this idea of combining hashed values as a useful feature for supporting tools and assets. This can be implemented both at compile or run-time (though I haven't quite thought of a need to do this at compile-time yet):
. int h0 = hash( "str" );
int h1 = hash( h0, "ing" );
int h2 = hash( "string" );
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"I believe you have a choice in this world about how to tell sad stories" is the first line of the tragicomic "The Fault in Our Stars." So we can't say we haven't been warned: It's gonna be sad.
Based on John Green's pitch-perfect novel, "The Fault in Our Stars" is probably the best-case scenario for book fans who worried the movie wouldn't get it right. It captures the dark humor of the book about two teenagers with cancer who fall in love, but it also gets its clear-eyed hopefulness, its interest in how all of the characters face the mortality of two young people and its regret that everybody doesn't get to have a happy ending.
I was skeptical about Shailene Woodley as Hazel, the book/movie's narrator, because she's about five crucial years too old for the role, but Woodley makes you forget that almost instantly. There is integrity and humanity in Woodley's complex performance, which nails Hazel's uniquely realistic worldview and her lack of self-pity. "Yes, I have cancer," Woodley's Hazel seems to be saying, "but it's not the most interesting thing about me."
"TFIOS" follows Hazel as she deals with her heartsick parents (Laura Dern has a couple of lovely moments as a mom facing the loss of a child) and falls for Augustus (Ansel Elgort), a guy in her cancer support group. Hazel and Augustus share a sort of dark-edged optimism ("I intend to live an extraordinary life, to be remembered," Augustus proclaims) and an interest in a reclusive writer whose novel they have big questions about. Their attempt to get those questions answered supplies the action in this character-based movie.
No one is going to say the movie is as good as the book and no one should expect it to be. As an adaptation, there's no way this "TFIOS" can dazzle us the way the book did, especially for those who read it before it became a phenomenon. I can point to some minor issues with the movie: too many wan ballads on the soundtrack (Hazel would HATE them), Elgort is a hair too cockily aware of his own appeal and, by focusing so much on the romance, the movie misses some important parts of the book.
But, honestly, none of that stuff detracts from a film that comes with a huge set of expectations and that meets them head-on. Josh Boone's movie isn't flashy or particularly stylish because he knows it doesn't have to be. He has done a spectacular job of casting the central role and he has been given a sensitive, intuitive script — and his direction seems most interested in making sure he doesn't get in the way of the magic those things create.
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Directed by: Josh Boone
Starring: Shailene Woodley, Ansel Elgort, Laura Dern, Willem Dafoe
Rated: PG-13 for strong language
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"We are excited to be a part of the first Texas night race," lead singer Brad Arnold said. "When the sun goes down, it's time to get crazy!"
Since the mid-1990s, the Mississippi-based band has evolved into one of rock's most recognizable bands.
Their latest album, Time of My Life, will make its debut this spring. The group has sold more than 16 million albums worldwide, earned three Grammy nominations, two American Music Awards and five BMI Pop Awards for songwriting.
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The Senate Thursday (November 7) approved the flagship piece of legislation that the LGBT community has fought for over the past 19 years and more.
The 64-32 vote marked the first time the Senate has approved the Employment Non-Discrimination Act. The only other Senate vote, in 1996, failed on a vote of 49-50.
ENDA seeks to add language to the federal Civil Rights Act to prohibit employers from taking adverse employment actions against employees or job applicants based on "sexual orientation" and "gender identity." It applies to employers with more than 15 employees but exempts some employers based on the degree to which they are involved in religious activities.
While the bill is not as comprehensive as the original legislation introduced by the late Representative Bella Abzug in 1974 and championed by the late Senator Ted Kennedy beginning in 1996, it is considered to be both a critical step toward securing equal rights for LGBT people and a powerful symbolic asset.
The major hurdle now is the Republican-controlled House of Representatives. House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) has repeatedly said he would not bring ENDA to the floor for a vote, saying he does not believe the legislation is necessary and that it would lead to frivolous lawsuits.
That looming hurdle did not dampen the enthusiasm of senators praising the Senate for its passage of the bill.
Senator Jeff Merkley (D-Oregon), who took the lead on ENDA in the Senate after the death of Kennedy, praised Kennedy's leadership and that of others in both political parties.
"From the Declaration of Independence to the Constitution to our battles over slavery, our battles over gender discrimination, race discrimination, we have fought to capture that vision of equality and liberty and opportunity and fairness embedded in our founding documents and our founding vision," said Merkley, at a press conference after the first two votes were secured. "We've taken a huge stride today in that direction."
Senator Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), who championed the bill in his Senate committee, said, "Today is an historic day." He noted that the Congress passed the Civil Rights Act in 1964 and the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1994.
"Now, we have sort of finished the trilogy," said Harkin, who also praised Merkley's leadership on ENDA.
"We wouldn't be here without Jeff Merkley," said Harkin. "He spearheaded this whole effort." And Harkin called out Senator Tammy Baldwin's (D-Wisconsin) involvement "instrumental."
The passage of ENDA came after the Senate first rejected an amendment to dramatically expand the number of employers who could claim a religious exemption to ENDA. The amendment, introduced by Senator Pat Toomey (R-Pennsylvania), needed 60 votes to pass.
Section 6 of the original bill stated, "This act shall not apply to a corporation, association, educational institution or institution of learning, or society that is exempt from the religious discrimination provisions of title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964."
On November 6 the Senate approved, by voice vote, an amendment from six Republican senators led by Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio) to ban state and local governments from "retaliating against religious groups that take action only permissible because of the religious exemption clause" in ENDA. While LGBT groups were not enthusiastic about the Portman amendment, they didn't oppose it.
But nearly every LGBT group and supporter opposed the Toomey amendment. It sought to expand the exemption to include entities "managed by a church or religious organization, officially affiliated with a particular religion, or [that] teach a curriculum directed toward propagating a particular religion." It would also apply to organizations with "both religious and secular functions."
Speaking on behalf of his amendment Thursday morning, Toomey said ENDA "makes a strong stand" for equality. But he said religious freedom is also an important value. He said he thinks his amendment "strikes an appropriate balance." He said he was concerned the courts have not been consistent in recognizing which religious institutions should enjoy the religious exemptions that currently exist in the Civil Rights Act.
Harkin spoke in opposition to Toomey's amendment, saying that changing the existing language of the Civil Rights Act will call into question language that employers are already familiar with and know how to comply with. He said the Toomey amendment "officially affiliated with a particular religion" to discriminate.
"This is a new term that is undefined in the text of the amendment and could lead to thousands of pro-profit businesses being allowed to discriminate," said Harkin. He said an employer might be considered "affiliated" simply by receiving a newsletter from a religious group. "It threatens to gut the fundamental purpose of ENDA," said Harkin.
Baldwin, the Senate's only openly gay member, said the current religious exemption in ENDA is a "very carefully negotiated bipartisan" exemption. She urged the Senate to reject Toomey's amendment.
The Senate did so, by a vote of 43-55.
The Senate then voted 64-34 to approve a procedural motion to close debate on ENDA. (All roll call votes are available on the Senate website approximately one hour after they are recorded.)
ENDA supporters were clearly hoping for a robust vote in support of the underlying bill and were heartened that not one senator, over the course of four days of allotted debate time, spoke in opposition.
Senator Jeff Flake (R-Arizona) did express concern about the addition of language to protect people on the basis of gender identity. Flake indicated he had prepared an amendment that did not make it to the floor, but suggested that his concerns were addressed.
"When I voted for ENDA in the House in 2007, it did not contain the provisions with regard to gender identity," said Flake. "Those added provisions have concerned me in terms of potential costs of litigation or compliance. I still have concerns, and I hope that as we work through the process and this bill moves onto the House that we can find ways to make sure that employers can implement these provisions in a way that is reasonable and proper."
Thanking Baldwin for working with his office on "these issues," Flake said, "I have a better appreciation for what needs to be done and what we can do with this legislation as it moves through the process."
Baldwin, speaking at the press conference after the first two votes were taken, said "For folks, like myself, in the LGBT community, the opportunity to be judged in the workplace by your skills and qualities, your loyalty, your work ethic, is an important pronouncement for this nation."
She talked also about the "symbolic impact" of the vote.
"When we something is wrong and it shouldn't be done," said Baldwin, "that sends a powerful message to prevent discrimination in the first place."
"This is a really tremendous milestone," said Baldwin, "a day I will never forget in my service in the Senate."
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- WMHT's Matt Ryan talks to Neal Lane of the AARP about the role Medicare and Social Security is playing in this fall's elections, from the various races to determine New York's representation in Congress to the next occupant of the White House.
- Yours truly joins Nick Reisman of YNN and Jon Campbell of Gannett News Service to discuss whether or not the state will reset the regulatory clock on hydrofracking and Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's lawsuit against two units of JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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The director of the National Ambulance Service Martin Dunne admits there are issues that need to be reviewed.
It follows a 'Prime Time' documentary on RTÉ last night which showed only a third of ambulances in life threatening cases arrive within the target time of 8 minutes.
The National Ambulance Service Representative Association has accused management of being 'in denial' on the scale of the problems in the service.
The first ever capacity review is being carried out to see what resources are needed across the country.
Dunne added the service is going through huge change and reconfiguration at the moment.
"I have to be honest, some of the things that came up on the television last night will have to be reviewed in a very serious matter. I am quite happy to say that.
"However, what wasn't shown on the television last night is all the good work that is being done," said Dunne.


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The Bad and the Beautiful (1952) presents that classic question: what are you willing to put up with, to be under the direction of a genius? Whiplash (2014) did the same just a couple years ago, conductor Fletcher (J.K. Simmons) compelling his protégé drummer to dangerous extremes for his art. The question has obviously lost none of its potency in the last 60 years. But this classic Hollywood version begins with the victims of brilliant producer Jonathan Shields' (Kirk Douglas'). You see the damage first, and it colors how you view the rest of the film.
And yet….It's the start of the film, and while you're soon treated to flashbacks of what treatment led Shields to get such cold shoulders from former pals, you can't help wondering how they'll answer the question—and how you would too.
Shields, it appears, is destitute in Paris. But he has an idea for a film, and three victims of his ruthless ambition would be perfect for it: Georgia (Lana Turner), the actress he romanced to improve her performance, then dumped; Fred Amiel (Barry Sullivan), the director/best friend whose work he stole; and screenwriter James Lee Bartlow (Dick Powell), whose life he destroyed. Shields sends proxy Harry Pebbel (Walter Pidgeon) to lure them. And Pebbel, who has forgiven Shields for his own wrongs, gathers them together, hoping they'll stick around long enough for Shields' call about the film. And so the flashbacks of each betrayal begin, ranging from egregious to abominable.
Douglas is predictably mesmerizing in the role, which was supposedly loosely based on producer and studio exec David O. Selznick, best known now for Gone with the Wind. In fact, Douglas is so good in such roles that I found myself actually expecting worse behavior from Shields, bad as it was (Ace in the Hole being the last film of his I viewed).
What I found fascinating about the film this time around is the horrifying cruelty of Pebbel.
He actually pooh-poohs the three victims over their healthy desire to avoid the psychological damage Shields excels at inflicting, as if their heartbreaks are merely scraped knees. Pebbel's argument—that human losses are inconsequential in comparison to accolades—is terrifying, and his calmness in expressing these views chilling. Shields may have a monstrous side, but he's nothing compared to his Machiavellian helper.
But it is a question, whether for some the pursuit of greatness is worth human costs (though it would be hard to argue James' was). Certainly, many artists we celebrate today have said yes to such a question. Many do now. The kindhearted instincts within you may urge such artists, "Leave!! Leave!" But the part of you who cherishes excellence secretly whispers, "Stay…."
The call from Shields comes, of course. And of course, they all refuse to remain. But then Georgia picks up the phone connection in another room, and the others lean in to hear, and we see them listening, lured back.
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A steady, educational approach should yield positive results for your Independent behavioral investor type clients.
This month's article is the 11th in a series called "Building Better Client Relationships by Understanding Investor Types." This series is intended to help advisors create great working relationships with their clients by taking a step back and understanding the type of person they are dealing with (from a financial perspective).
Individuals are different in the way they process information, vary in the way they behave when faced with a financial decision, and have different risk preferences, so it is essential that advisors interact with each client effectively. This often means that you must change the way you speak to different types of clients even though your advice may be similar across your client base.
Some advisors fail in their tasks not because they don't have technical knowledge of the markets, understand the strategies of investment managers, or have systems that can deliver the best methods of portfolio construction, but rather because they don't understand what is truly important to the client and how to communicate and interact in a way that is meaningful and effective.
As you know by now, I have dedicated a substantial amount of time promoting the benefits of behavioral finance research and making it accessible to large numbers of financial advisors. In my latest book, "Behavioral Finance and Investor Types," my primary objective was to simplify the practical application of behavioral finance by boiling down many of the complexities involved in diagnosing and treating behavioral biases into the simple concept of investor types, which I refer to as "behavioral investor types," or BITs. BITs are defined in large measure by the biases themselves and are categorized in a way that makes intuitive sense and can be easily understood.
There are four behavioral investor types: the Preserver, the Follower, the Independent, and the Accumulator. In the last article, I reviewed the Follower BIT. In this article I will review the Independent BIT.
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Welcome to Author Hope Ramsay!
Hope Ramsay was born in New York and grew up on the North Shore of Long Island, but every summer Momma would pack her off under the care of Aunt Annie to go visiting with relatives in the midlands of South Carolina. Her extended family includes its share of colorful aunts and uncles, as well as cousins by the dozens, who provide the fodder for the characters you'll find in Last Chance, South Carolina. Hope earned a BA in Political Science from the University of Buffalo, and has had various jobs working as a Congressional aide, a lobbyist, a public relations consultant, and a meeting planner. She's a two-time finalist in the Golden Heart, and is married to a good ol' Georgia boy who resembles every single one of her heroes. She has two grown children and a couple of demanding lap cats. She lives in Fairfax, Virginia where you can often find her on the back deck, picking on her thirty-five-year-old Martin guitar.
What is your favorite flavor of ice cream?
Coffee. And if you're looking for to die for coffee ice cream, you must make a pilgrimage to the Lakeside Creamery in Deep Creek Lake, Maryland. There is no finer ice cream on the face of the planet.
Skittles or M&Ms?
M&Ms, definitely. I eat them one at a time. I know, it's very OCD, but then I can make a small bag of M&Ms last for an entire movie. My waistline definitely appreciates this skill.
What inspired you to want to become a writer?
I was in second grade and had to write a story about the Pilgrims. I have a clear memory of my fat hand holding one of those big red pencils as I wrote out my story about the arduous journey of our intrepid forefathers and mothers. I had so much fun writing about all their trials and troubles. When the paper was done, I looked up at my mother and told her that I was going to be a writer when I grew up. I still love handing trials and tribulations to my characters, and I still have fat little hands.
What is your favorite Quote?
Ralph Waldo Emerson: "A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds." This is the best catchall quote for any woman who wants to change her mind.
What do you do in your free time?
I love to knit. I play guitar. My husband and I often get away from it all in our pop-up camper. I'm a complete baseball fanatic. (My heart belongs to the Washington Nationals.)
Favorite music?
As noted above, I've played guitar for decades and I'm a pretty good fingerpicker. I love contemporary folk music. My favorite singer-songwriters: David Wilcox, James Taylor, Peter Mayer, and Joni Mitchell.
Who are your favorite authors of all time?
This is a really hard topic, because there are so many genres, and I read voraciously and widely. But if I had to pick the top five over a variety of genres they would be (in alphabetical order):
Isaac Asimov
Charlotte Bronte
Ernest Hemingway
Harper Lee
Lavyrle Spencer
Is there a song you could list as the theme song for your book or any of your characters?
Oh yes, definitely. Since I'm a frustrated musician, I can't even begin to write a novel without a long playlist of songs. For Welcome to Last Chance, the theme song would definitely have to be God Bless the Broken Road by Rascal Flatts. The very first time I heard that song on the radio I knew I had to write a story to go with it. I love the idea that Jane and Clay, the heroine and hero of Welcome to Last Chance, are people who have made a lot of mistakes in their past. But each of them discovers that their mistakes have made them stronger. Without those past mistakes, they would never have been ready to find love with each other.
Write a Haiku about your book
The glass is half full.
But Clay thinks it's half empty.
Jane opens his eyes.
Any other books in the works? Goals for future projects?
Welcome to Last Chance by Hope Ramsay:
Dear Reader,
Yes, our town is way off the beaten path but strange, wonderful miracles happen a lot around here.
I've owned the Cut 'n Curl beauty shop for years, and I've seen folks come for a visit then stay for a lifetime. Take Jane—that pretty firecracker of a girl who just arrived in town. I would swear she's running from something. She came with only five dollars in her pocket but she's worked real hard to make a fresh start. She's turned my son Clay's life upside down without even realizing it.
And thank goodness for that! Every since Clay left his country western band, he's played everything too safe. He needs to take a chance on Jane. Besides, the more he tries to keep his distance, the more he'll realize that he and Jane are singing the same tune.
But I should quit ramblin' and go check on Millie's permanent wave. Next time you're in Last Chance, be sure to swing by…we've got hot rollers, free coffee, and the best gossip in town.
See you soon,
Ruby Rhodes
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I'm currently working on a book called Home at Last Chance, which is the story of Clay's younger brother, Tulane. It's a wonderfully funny story about a bad boy stock car driver whose sponsor — Cottontail Disposable Diapers — has painted his racecar pink and put a snuggle bunny on the hood. That's bad enough, but when Sarah, the prim little Bostonian the sponsor sends to keep Tulane in line, begins to bond with Tulane's mother and the rest of the church ladies in Last Chance it's more than merely humiliating. It's down right annoying. Bad boy Tulane and good girl Sarah have been a lot of fun to write.


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In summer of 1985 a small group began to meet to determine the feasibility in starting an additional Christian Science church in the north Raleigh area. This came to fruition when the "Christian Science group" held their first Sunday service, the Sunday following Thanksgiving in the year 1985. Sunday services and Wednesday testimony meetings were conducted regularly at Effie Green Elementary school on Six Forks Road in the school library/media room including Sunday school classes in adjoining rooms. Much dedication was demonstrated by its … Read more
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Legendary Dundalk music venue and bar, the Spirit Store has re-opened it's doors just in time for Christmas
The much loved bar and gig venue has been closed for three weeks due to renovations to it's gig room upstairs but officially re-opened it's doors on Wednesday, December 12, with spectacular act Damian Dempsy.
The night had been sold out for quite some time and did not disappoint with crowds of people turning up to check out the newly renovated gig room, which now holds up to 200 people but still manages to retain its special atmosphere and vibe.
The gig room promotes a wide range of events including drama, poetry readings, comedy nights, functions and gigs with some of the best talent in Ireland and further afield performing.
Next to perform in the Spirit Store this week is virtuoso guitar player Pat Coldrick who will make his debut tomorrow night, December 19.
On Thursday night the Delorentos who are at the very top of their game and selling out shows all over Ireland will return to the venue after having last performed there three years ago.
Friday will see Thin Lizzys legendary album "Live And Dangerous" played in its entirity by Johnny Fox (Thin Az Lizzy) , Sweet Savage guitarist Speedo Wilson, Phil Edgar and Eamon Ferris. Prepare yourself for "Cowboy Song","The Boys Are Back In Town", "Jailbreak", "The Rocker" and so many more amazing songs that stand the test of time.
On Saturday night Bobby McCarthy, who has been playing in the Spirit Store for quite some time now, will return with his renditions of classic and obscure songs from his favourite artists. Expect a party atmosphere, a few wisecracks and a few new numbers from the local troubadour.
On Sunday the much anticipated annual event, Gerry O'Connor and friends concert which will feature Nuala Kennedy Martin Quinn, Feilimí O'Connor, A J Roach, Siobhan Kennedy, Jens Kommnick, Síle Boylan, Dónal and Finnian O'Connor.
This night of music and song has become a much-anticipated annual event and will be followed by an informal session of all the musicians present.


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Great post. Thanks for following up, and for giving me the long-distance thumbs up across the room yesterday!The thing I like most about what you said is the need to study specific indicators for specific strategies. NPS seems really useful as a brand sentiment tool, but not at all useful for measuring individual departments or efforts.I attended the panel yesterday hoping for suggestions on specific indicators for social media. I'm studying community engagement as it relates to journalism, and I'm hosting a workshop on measuring engagement. How do we attach specific indicators to lofty goals like connection with community and collaboration on agenda setting. I talk to traditional journalists about investing in community and in social media, and I'm on the hunt for data (qualitative will do, but quantitative would be awesome) about impact. Any suggestions you have would be so welcome!Great "meeting" you.
I blogged today about that awesome #mitharvard session this morning, and why I'm totally over the idea of ROI for social media. Thoughts?http://rjiblog.org/2011/03/13/social-media-metrics-no-magic-answer-but-useful-tips/
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Leaders of six major American Jewish organizations met today with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Theodore Mann, chairman of the National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council, issued the following statement on behalf of the six–the NJCRAC, Anti Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, B'nai B'rith, American Jewish Committee, American Jewish Congress and the Council of Jewish Federations.
"We were pleased to have accepted the kind invitation of Ambassador Ashraf Ghorbal to meet this afternoon with President Sadat of Egypt. Our meeting was a friendly one. We congratulated Sadat on the vision and courage which he, along with Premier Begin of Israel, had demonstrated in the struggle for peace, and we expressed the conviction that the example of Israel and Egypt living in peace, in close cooperation and in harmony with each other, will inspire other nations in the Mideast to understand that the peaceful way is the only way to discuss and resolve whatever issues remain."


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This week on the Frotcast, Seymore Butts (née Adam Glasser) joins us again for Ask a Porn Dude. He provides more insight into the wonderful world of adult entertainment, discussing the mandatory condom law passed in LA, the future of porn, and his worst location among other things. Laremy Legel from Film.com also joins us to talk aboutWrath of the Titans and Hunger Games.
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- 00:01:33 – Vince introduces the latest entrant into the Epic Drunk Hall of Fame; the Sombrero wearing man with one boxing glove who jumped on a cop car. Bill Burr goes on a rant about nerds and the alt comedy scene [I'm including that below]. Ben brings up the woman who is suing Apple because she walked into a glass window at one of their stores.
- 00:14:19 – Vince gives us a little taste of his stand-up at the Hollywood Lab. [We went long again this week. I'll include it with next week's 'sode.]
- 00:18:50 – Brendan talks about his trip to New England where he visited a gunmaker, and shot muskets and other sorts of firearms.
- 0024:24 – Laremy talks about the Wrath of the Titans and some of the most anticipated movies coming out. Vince and Laremy discuss Hunger Games. The conversation diverges to District B13, a plea to Luc Besson, and Brendan's infatuation with Steve Harvey's mustache/teeth combo.
- 00:53:05 – Adam Glasser AKA Seymore Butts joins the podcast for the second round of Ask a Porn Dude. Some of the topics covered are the future of porn with DVDs and VOD, pirated material on tube sites, the LA law on mandatory condoms and its repercussions on the business, the legality of shooting porn, his worst set location, finding male talent, the perception of escorting, and raising a teenage son.
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Ummah Stars – A New Way to Learn About Islam
Cerritos, California – January 2, 2018 – Have you been worried about how distant your child is becoming from Islam? Are you a Muslim parent that wants to introduce their child to the beautiful teachings of Islam from an early age? Ummah Stars is an Islamic education app that you can access from any smart device, or computer. Designed especially for Muslim children, the application focuses on Islamic teachings and presents them in an engaging and interesting way. As a responsible parent, it is your duty to ensure that your child grows into a responsible, well-rounded adult that follows Islam. However, with all the distractions nowadays, it can be hard for children to focus on Islam and get the quality religious application that they deserve. Ummah Stars aims to fix all of that with a simple, intuitive interface.
Why Do You Need It?
Children in Muslim households around the world are taught to respect their religion and love Prophet Muhammad (sal Allaahu 'alayhi wa sallam). However, without providing any relevant background information, the child begins to think of this as an imposition; something they have to do without question. As you can imagine, it doesn't really work out that well. However, with the help of this Muslim children learning app, your child will begin to understand the history of Islam, the sacrifices and hard work of Prophet Muhammad (sal Allaahu 'alayhi wa sallam), as well as the manner in which he led his daily life.
Islamic Morals and Teachings
Ummah Stars is designed to offer Islamic education for children, but rather than impose it on the child, the application puts it in context of the modern world. Distinguishing between right and wrong isn't difficult, but this application helps you see things from an Islamic point of view.
With the help of this application, your children will start developing their morals from a very early age. A child with morals and integrity grows up to be a strong adult, and it's the most that you can ask of your child. Ummah Stars is a fantastic way to introduce Islamic education to your child without having to "impose" it on them. Before you know it, your child will start showing interest in religion itself.
About Ummah Stars
The Ummah Stars Islāmic educational app team came together when Allāh manifested Fouzia's du'aa nearly two years ago, and also the du'aa of some of the team-members from around the world who had similar goals.
For more details, visit https://www.ummahstars.com
Media Contact
Company Name: Ummah Stars
Contact Person: Fouzia Usman
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 562 584 1396
Address:13337 South street, #624
City: Cerritos
State: California
Country: United States
Website: www.ummahstars.com