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(Big Show is walking down the hall, he meets Sharmell)
Big Show:What do you want?
Sharmell:Listen, Big Show, Now I know you and King Booker haven't been getting along, but...being champion of champion isn't what really matters.
Big Show:you see, now there-
Sharmell: Wait, what really matters is you and King Booker keeping you're respect of titles, thats all.
Big Show: I got to disagree with you. Being the champion of champions is the most important thing.
Sharmell: Just hear me out, here. Now if the fans vote for your title to be up for grabs, King Booker will help you out. But if the fans vote for King Booker's title to be on the line, then you'll help him out. Now if John Cena's title is on the line, well then it's just every man for himself.
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Sharmell: Stop right there! I'll inform King Booker of your decision. One in which I have no question you'll live to regret!
(Shawn Michaels is in the back fiddling with a laptop)
HHH: What're you doing? Hey, tell me you're not still trying to pick our special referee in our match. Um, Shawn. Shawn, it's not that hard, look. You don't wanna pick Mr. McMahon. We......shoved his head about as......far as it'll go up Big Show's ass, I don't think we can go any further. You don't wanna pick Coachman. Cena beat up Coachman last week. The bloom is pretty much already off that rose. As if it wasn't when we stuffed his head into the wall and.....spray-painted DX on his paper butt.
Shawn: Good point. So I guess, that leaves Eric Bischoff. I mean, we haven't really done anything horrible to him yet.
HHH: No. No, that's a good point. Besides that, he thinks he's controversial. And, I didn't want to bring this up....but he said that we don't even know the meaning of the word controversial.
Shawn: (scoffs) Wh-What? Us? We don't know the meaning of the word controversial?
HHH: Yeah. But, Shawn, as much to me, it was mostly you.
Shawn: What, are you kidding me? I'm the one who put Bret Hart in the sharpshooter, you know. And....and you. Heh. You know controversy. You married, uh, what's her name?
HHH: I know, I know. But he said we don't know what controversy is......
Shawn: What do you mean we don't know controversy? Are you kidding me? I don't believe this...(To random guy) Y-Y-You. Buddy, what's your name?
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Shawn: Stan. (superkicks Stan) See? I just kicked Stan.
HHH: Calm down, Shawn.
Shawn: DON'T CALL ME TO CALM DOWN. NOBODY TELLS ME, THAT I DON'T KNOW CONTROVERSY. YOU GOTTA BE.....(kicks a random guy who comes through a door causing his papers to fly in the air).....KIDDING ME. I'M GETTING SICK OF PEOPLE, TELLING.....( walks down the hallway some more before kicking another guy who goes down the hallway)....ME, WHAT I KNOW AND WHAT I DON'T KNOW. I KNOW ABOUT CONTROVERSY.......
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HHH: (chuckling to himself) I don't know if that's controversial....but it sure as hell is funny. (walks off the screen)
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Drag-and-Drop in C on Windows, the easy way
Well, then, if you agree that this is outrageous, I have help for you now. I just published my plain C library that does just this. You simple Win32 C program need not worry about OLE or COM. About IDataObject or interfaces or any of that stuff. Just usse hardcore C, like all macho developers like myself do. You need my library though, and I admit I AM cheating a bit in it, but actually, it does the trick and it follows the rules, both from COM/OLE and Win32 points of views.
Now, to drag and receive a text string, you need my library and you need to call 4 plain C functions or so, nuthin' else: Init the library, register as a target for a drop, start dragging and cleanup as a target for a drop. Then you need to handle the drop itself of course, but this is easy enough.
So the help is now available on Sourceforge and there is the source for the library, a Visual Studio project for this, complete with a sample, and a full PDF document describing the whole thing.
So, happy hacking, and don't drag your feet!
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- anton.maurovic.com said...
Hi Anders, thanks for the library. It's quite convenient, and easily to follow to see what's happening under the hood.
Just one thing: I've found a bug when using the library in UNICODE mode.
The function CreateMyDropSourceText uses _tcslen to get the string length for GlobalAlloc. _tcslen returns the number of characters in the string, not the number of bytes. Consequently, in UNICODE mode, the GlobalAlloc call will allocate a buffer that is too small and lead to buffer overrun.
Also, CreateMyDropSourceText only uses CF_TEXT format; it doesn't have an option for CF_UNICODETEXT.
Because of these two factors, I suggest changing the function's "pText" argument from "LPCTSTR" to "LPCSTR". This will direct the caller to always use ANSI (8-bit) strings with CreateMyDropSourceText. Then, use strlen instead of _tcslen, and strcpy instead of _tcscpy.
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vCenter Operations Manager provides performance, capacity and configuration analytics for management of highly virtual infrastructures and cloud infrastructures. It does so by analyzing and correlating data across the monitored IT infrastructure in a pretty unique way: for each tracked resource, it can identify the normal behavior of every metric (which implies a dynamic adjustment of thresholds) and then automatically recognize an anomaly. Capacity Management is provided to enable users to users to analyze, forecast, and plan the capacity needs of their virtual datacenter environment. Configuration and Compliance Management is provided by collecting, fixing, provisioning and managing configurations.
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Pine Mountain, Georgia (map) | (706) 663-4329
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Jun 2016 - $50.00
Park was fairly empty when we were here but it was during the week. Staff was very helpful with what to do and what to see. Pool area was very nice that included a kiddie pool and spa. Not many trees in the part of the park where the pool is, so should be good for satellite. A few sites at the edge of the back area had a great view of a lake that was off the property. We traveled with our 3 grandkids and would stay again. - jimnina
May 2016 - $50.00
Agree with other comments. WIfi was fast and strong, but the park was empty. Antenna connection was MUCH better than cable. - Homecrew
Apr 2016 - $48.00
This was our 3rd year camping here, it is a nice park but it is pricey if your campsite is in the Azalea Pool-n-Play, we bring our grand children so it is nice that the playground is right across from the motorhome. We were in site 203 it was pretty level not as level as 202. Since our grand children love this park we will be back next year. We did not do any shopping or site seeing this trip. - thejones357
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We stayed at F. D. Roosevelt State Park in late April/early May for a total of 15 nights (one extra night approved by manager). We love state parks for the feel of being in the woods instead of a parking lot and this campground had plenty of that! There were several loops to camp in, some with lake views, but we chose loop 500 for the large private sites. We had a nice pull-through site with a ton of space between our neighbors on both sides. Neighbors across the street were staggered, so there was no one directly across the street from us. We loved hearing the huge variety of songbirds in this park! They serenaded us all day and night. We saw a really strange squirrel-like creature that we asked about and were told it was a fox squirrel. Had never seen one before and only saw the one on that day and never saw another. We never saw deer or other wildlife (beside squirrels and birds), but it was very quiet and peaceful. There was an older bath house on our loop and there are trails to it from every campsite. The camp hosts kept the bathhouses very clean, but one shower stall backed up and seemed in danger of flowing over the one time I used that stall (there were only two in the ladies'). Mentioned to the camp hosts that said they had told maintenance about it. We were lucky to be camping there before peak season and the campground was basically empty except for the weekends. This is a beautiful park, with lots and lots of hiking trails, some right from the campground. Callaway Gardens is next door and has miles of bike trails, which we took advantage of three different times (there is an entrance fee, but if you go more than once, an annual pass is a better deal). The gray water dump stations spaced conveniently around each loop saved us from towing our blue boy over to the dump station at least twice during our stay. All in all, a great place to spend a day, a week or longer! - LZee11
Feb 2016 - $21.00
Originally planned on driving to Florida but didn't have the extra days for a 6+ hour drive. After a little research on RV Park Reviews we arrived in Pine Mountain. Wonderful weekend. Level campsites, lake view, clean park, plenty of walking trails and a Saturday morning "fairy furniture" class with one of the rangers. Couple of the lanes are tight for larger rigs, some of the sites have gray water dumps within 30'-40', if you have a 30' plus trailer stay out from behind the trading post. - GoDawgs
Dec 2015 - $30.00
We stayed here in early December for the annual 40-mile trail race in the park. This is Georgia's largest state park. There are over 23 miles of trails here - great for hiking and running. There are many large pull-through sites here. We had one with a lake view. All the loops are very nice. The sites in the 500 loop are especially large, private, and shaded. This campground may be hot in the summer, but it's a great spot for winter camping. Sites are very level. Our water pressure was a bit low. We had excellent 4G Verizon coverage. There are lots of amenities and activities to keep you busy in the surrounding towns. - tripster
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Only one loop that would accomodate our 38' unit. Came in at night. Mistake, not having been here before. Enjoyed the campground --- lots of hiking trails in the park. No sewer sites. limited 50 amp sites. Folks were friendly and helped a great deal. If in the area, may use it for a stop-over for a few nights. Visited the "Little White House". Interesting. - Retired Firefighter
Mar 2015 - $28.00
We normally camp in a travel trailer, but my son and I wanted to "rough" it in a tent. Wooded sites, some near water, miles and miles of trails, all levels of terrain. Pond to fish in, lots of history, built by ccc, near callaway gardens. I have camped here 3 times in the past. Staff is very friendly. The only improvement I think they need to consider is to have the park ranger make more trips through the campground. - Cairo Camper
Dec 2014 - $22.00
This is one of the nicest campgrounds we've ever stayed in. We love the forest, the trees they have kept in the park, the spacious sites, the well-laid out design, railroad-tied site markers, the designated patio and tent pad at each site, the park amenities, the paved roads for biking and walking, the lake, the rental boats, easy to maneuver roads, the clean bathrooms and pleasant staff. All around, just great. Hope to go back this Summer and stay longer than one night. - LifeInOurRV
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Hard to say whether this place is friendly. We never saw a soul. Just signs telling us where to drop our money. We called the phone number posted, but the woman who answered was nowhere near this place and knew nothing. So we deducted the Good Sam discount since they advertise on their own sign and in Trailer Life as a Good Sam park and dropped the resulting $20 in the box. There's no reason to ever come back. If the trains persist, there will be a good reason to stay away. The rumble actually shakes the motorhome slightly, and the whistle is louder than we like to have the television volume. I agree that the banners with the Bible verses are over the top considering the contrast between what they imply and the complete indifference these people seem to have to the people from whom they want to take money. It won't be us again! - woodman
Feb 2007 - $17.00
Hoofer's is the most non-hospitable RV campground we have encountered in 30 years of road travel. We phoned ahead to make sure the place was open for business. The phone was answered, "Gospel Barn." I asked if this was the correct number for the RV park and was told yes. The person on the phone volunteered no information, and sounded as though she was annoyed at having been interrupted. It was easy enough to find the place, but there was absolutely nobody around to greet us, do registration, whatever. At the gate, we found a stack of registration forms that had been left out in the weather, with instructions to fill one out and put it in an ordinary tin mailbox, along with our payment. Never mind that we prefer to use credit cards, and we certainly were not going to leave a check under the circumstances. The sites, such as they are, are laid out in rows in a big open area. Since the roads were gravel, becoming overgrown, there was no way to know if any of them were pull-throughs. Because we were tired, we made camp in spite of our misgivings. We watched half a dozen others come in the gate and go through the same confusing process we did. A few truckloads of workers showed up, but it appeared they were a painting crew, just using one of the sheds on the place for storage. I have never spent the night on a Wal-mart parking lot, but I am certain I'd get a better welcome there. Bible verses posted here and there on banners were actually offensive in the context of this we-don't-give-a-damn management. I suppose you could call it salvation by post-It notes, but the place showed no evidence of anyone caring about anything other than the money they expected to collect on the occasion of their gospel or bluegrass concerts. I will drive out of my way to avoid this place in the future. - Stan47
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We stayed here in our 31' Class C RV. We were on our way to North Carolina and were very disappointed in the choices of parks along I-85 going into Atlanta. (Actually if you want a chuckle from some creatively written reviews, check those out. (Look for the parks along I-85 West out of Atlanta.)
In any case, we stopped here because we didn't want to go into Atlanta to find a decent place to stay. WOW - it was incredible!!! It was our first COE (Corps of Engineers park) and we are now hooked.
The spaces were widely spread apart and you felt like you practically had the entire place to yourself. We stayed in space #29 and it was superb. It had an elevated view of the calm and lovely lake with a path going down to a tiny beach on the water. It would be great for a dog that wanted to swim in the water.
The site was heavily shaded and flat. There were a fire pit, grill, full size picnic table, and lamp pole. The people working at the entrance were so friendly. They were working on a 4-5 month contract, 4 days on, 4 days off, and had their camper on site.
The bathroom was right across the road. It was old but very clean. The only reason I'm giving this park a 9 and not a full 10 is that there was no shower in the bathroom. There were showers closer to the entrance, but were too far to easily walk to.
What started out as just a convenient stop along the way, is now a future vacation destination for our family.
FYI, on the way out, talked to the hosts. They said there were some sites with even better views. Can't remember the numbers, but they must be incredibly awesome because our site (#29) was amazing. - GearDown
Mar 2016 - $12.00
Another great COE park, very easy to get to off Interstate 85. Big rigs should have no issues, might be a few sites that would be slightly difficult to get in but not many. Roads are big rig friendly, most sites are paved, sites in the first loop are all gravel but nice. Our Verizon was not the greatest in the first loop, our neighbors ATT was fine, our Verizon seemed to be fine in the other loops. Dish will for the most part be OK if yours is portable, over air TV is limited, about 10 channels. Water and 50 AMP at all sites, water pressure was great, showers are very limited. Very nice lake, great boating, beach is a short drive. Our price reflects senior discount. We would camp here again. - rmckee
Feb 2016 - $12.00
Rate is for $12 for one night with Golden Age Passport. But recreation.gov website requires 2 nights for a reservation, so effective discounted rate for a one-night transit stop was $24. Annoying, but still a very good buy compared to many of the alternatives.
Interior roads were wide and well maintained as were the sites that we observed. Our site (#50) as easy to negotiate drive-thru with 50-amp and water service, both easy to access. AT&T and Verizon 4G LTE service ran about 5 mhz down/.1 mhz up. Sent several texts with pictures attached with no problem. Service stations and shops in West Point, about 5 miles from this quiet campground. - KodiakHouse
Warm Springs, Georgia (map) | (706) 655-2480
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 13 Reviews
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May 2015 - $20.00
The people who run the park are very nice. The park is just lackluster. Sites are mostly pull thru with no shade. Lots of run down mobile homes in the back but I never saw anyone from there. Hookups were fine. But the road noise at night was bothersome. It is fine for a stop over but definitely not a campers paradise. We use to love to come to the area but warm springs and pine mountain seems to have pretty much dried up. Had a very hard time finding a place to eat for dinner. So sad. We hope to never be back. - freedmskr
Oct 2013 - $19.00
We stayed here 1 night in Oct. 2013. The host was very nice and helpful. It appears that most of the sites are pull thru's with both shady and open sites. The bath house is set up with 4 individual and private bath rooms, each room is large, clean and well equipped, nice laundry and nice pool. The grounds and facilities were all maintained in a neat, clean and operational manner. Very convenient to Warm Springs and about 18 miles to town of Pine Mountain. If I return to area I would certainly stay here again. - trav
May 2013 - $20.00
Mr. Ramsey works very hard to keep this campground nice. We have a 42' motorhome with Wingard satellite on top. The spot immediately behind the swimming pool (which was opening up in a day or two) accommodated our needs very nicely. Yes, there are a number of permanent residents but we met several very nice folks. Very quiet and peaceful. We were here two nights to visit the Little White House in Warm Springs. We highly recommend that you drive over to Manchester (5 miles away) to shop or eat. Don't miss the cafe buffet restaurant in the downtown area. Their cook is the greatest: home cooking for sure!! - JuAutry
LaGrange, Georgia (map) | (706) 845-7655
Sites: 48 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2010 - $25.00
I was supposed to stay for two nights only lasted one. The campground is littered in trash. The campfire ring had old clothes, bottles, and trash in it along with the two sites next to me. The bathrooms were never cleaned and were the worst that I have seen since camping. Shower curtain was covered in mold, and the floors had not been swept or moped in a long time. The road is gravel with pot holes and washed out places. The back of the sites had beer cans and bottles all in the woods. The majority of the sites were unlevel. I would highly recommend staying away from this place. They had no pride in the campground at all. - smedic29
Apr 2006 - $20.00
Owner is very nice. Yes, there are trains during the night, but we love trains. We will return. We had a site on the small lake (pond) that faces the water from the patio area, and no other RV's, though you must be a Class C or A to get into it because you have to back out. There is also a Roller Rink($), 2 300' water slides($), and batting cages($) on site. Mostly under trees, the sites are plenty shady. A few are small but mostly they are decent sized, and fairly level. (We didn't have to use any blocks at all) Typical Georgia clay roads that are in good shape other than the entry. Their flyer does not say how many sites are here. The owner is working hard on the park, and took the time to use the tractor on our site to make sure it was plenty level, and spread hay over the clay areas, once we made our reservation. - TaylorShopping
Hogansville, Georgia (map) | (706) 637-5100
Sites: 5 | Latest Rate: $11.00 | 5 Reviews
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Dec 2012 - $11.00
Terrible! Pulled in and couldn't find anyone. Phone call only connected to answering machine. Drove into the site area and asked a man in one of the other four rigs if there was a host or employee around. He stated that a young kid just escorted him to a site less than five minutes prior. We walked back to the house/office and were finally successful in getting the kid to come out and take our money. We were especially excited about the 40 dimes we received as change! The grassy sites very unlevel. Water pressure low. Electrical boxes in bad shape. Sewer "broken" in the site we were offered. Trash was strewn all around and it appeared someone had recently used our site as a burn pit. We thought that it would at least be a quiet, country experience, but no...trains and traffic noise was significant. $11 was PA rate and still about $6 overpriced. If you're considering stopping...don't! - Full-Time Roamers
May 2012 - $22.00
Don't bother going to this campground. It is terrible. When we arrived, there was nobody around and we just wandered about and waited. Tried telephoning them but only got voice mail. Eventually a young boy arrived having just got off the school bus! He told us to just go anywhere. Well to cut a long story short we didn't bother staying. The sites were disgusting, over grown and very uneven. We could not get anywhere near level and I was getting attacked by bugs. After several attempts to get level we decided to leave. There is no bath house and no laundry. Overall this is the worst site I have ever been on. - YTTAB
Dec 2011 - $20.00
The signs are still posted along the freeway, but the owner does not seem to care whether he gets any business. When I called about site availability, he answered the phone with "Yeah?". On arrival, there was no office and he came out and took our cash as I was ready to drive away. Sites are very uneven, and poorly marked. Pull-throughs require navigating through a muddy, open field. There were a few sites with nice, level concrete pads, but they were sticking up 8 inches above the ground and had no way to get an RV on them. We won't go back. - glsurratt
LaGrange, Georgia (map) | (706) 884-6818
Sites: 163 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 16 Reviews
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May 2016 - $12.00
We stayed here 20 years ago when, as we remember, the campground we more open. My, how much the trees have grown! We could not get satellite reception. But, this is a great campground for fishing (on-shore or boats) and other water sports. The campground has several parking areas for boat trailers. A very quiet campground and we will come again. - gatordan
Apr 2014 - $24.00
We only overnighted here but we will definitely return. While this campground is well outside of the city of LaGrange, it is a beautiful facility along the shores of West Point Lake. Sites are large and private with paved pads, easy back in, and a woodsy lakeside setting. Everything is very well tended and clean. - khorne
May 2013 - $24.00
We camp in a popup and we like to see clean updated restroom and showers. Holiday COE at best has dated restrooms and showers. We have never been to a campground much less a COE where there are seperate shower buildings that are not close to each loop. I would think that this campground needs an overhaul of the entire facilities. This was our first stay on West Point and probably will not be back. The scenery was fantastic especially at sundown and the camping was peaceful. - AU Fishing
LaGrange, Georgia (map) | (706) 884-8972
Sites: 58 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 14 Reviews
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Mar 2016 - $12.00
This is an excellent COE park. Sites are more spacious than most and spaced out very well. The gravel pads at Whitetail Ridge are contiguous to the parking pad, unlike most of the sites at Holiday COE up the road; I like that layout better. There really aren't any "bad" sites, and if you want a good water site there are plenty to pick from. The tree canopy is fairly thick, so satellite reception will probably require a portable dish to find a hole. I rated this park a "9". The only reasons I didn't give it a 10 is lack of full hook ups and a convenience issue in the bathrooms: in the shower area, there are no hooks, stools or benches to put your clothes. The dump station is one lane, so on leaving at a peak time, you may have a short wait. SWe saw lots of fish being caught on the river: crape, bass and catfish. Verizon coverage 5/5, local TV reception is good, shopping, fuel and restaurants are 5 miles away toward La Grange. We will be back here. - Bama Camper
Nov 2015 - $24.00
This is a very well kept park. There is large trees everywhere. It was difficult to get a satellite signal. Water/electric sites. Lots of really long sites. Easy to get into. Lots of deer in the park. Would stay here again. Nice level sites. - jacknpeg
Apr 2014 - $24.00
This is a very nice Corps of Engineers park on West Point lake. The sites are well spaced and offer lots of privacy. Water and electrical hookups were fine and I did not experience any problems with either. The front office personnel were very hospitable and helpful. They do a great job. The only objection to the park is that its about 12 miles or so from the nearest city. Other than that, its a wonderful park and we will be coming back. - willief47


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I. A Conversation Model of Writing and Reading 1. Why Don't You Let It Out Then? Three Writers A Conversation Model of Writing and Reading Activities for Writing Readings: Tillie Olsen, excerpt from Yonnondio: From the Thirties; Gary Soto, "Behind Grandma's House" 2. Making New Texts from Old: Intertextuality A Four-Step Process for Writing from Reading Applying the Four-Step Process Reading: Peter Sharpe, "Waiting for the Idiot to Go Away" Activities for Writing Readings: Ellen Goodman, "Live-In Myths"; Barbara Crooker, "Patty's Charcoal Drive-In"; Antoine de Saint-Exupery, excerpt from Night Flight Incident: "Humans and Other Animals" Picture: Grant Wood, American Gothic 3. Building a Reading Notebook: Ten Ideas for Writing from Reading Famous Writers at Work Using Reading as a Springboard for Writing Ten Ideas for Writing in a Reading Notebook Review List of the Ten Ideas for Writing Activities for Writing Readings: Elizabeth Bowen, "The Demon Lover"; Katharine Brush, "Birthday Party"; Sloan Wilson, excerpt from The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit; Cullen Murphy, "The Utmost Measures" 4. "Hurry Notes": Keeping a Commonplace Book What You Think Honor Your Thoughts by Writing Them Down Why Take Notes? Sample Published and Unpublished Notes Collecting Quotations Four Ways to Use Your Notes Activities for Writing 5. Writing in Diverse Forms: The Topic/Form Grid Activities for Writing II. Writing Essays About Literature 6. Ways of Planning: Thinking and Writing Recursively Putting Essays About Literature into Context Cultivating Recursive Habits of Thinking Writing Mini-Essays to Practice Concise Expression Sharing and Learning in a Small Group Techniques for Note Taking in Small Groups Finding a Topic: Rereading (and Writing from) the Writing You Have Already Done Turning Your Favorite Interest into a Workable Topic Developing a "Working Thesis" Planning Your Essay: Quick-Writing Planning Your Essay: Listing and Sequencing Getting Feedback from a Peer or a Small Group Activity for Writing Checklist of Activities for Planning an Essay About Literature 7. Ways of Drafting: Building a Barn in a Tornado Beginning with Limited Expectations Two Ways of Drafting From Throwaway Draft to Rough Draft Checklist of Activities for Drafting 8. Ways of Revising: Caring and Not Caring Putting Revision into Context Global and Local Revisions A Checklist of Questions for Looking Critically at Your Draft Postdraft Outlining Having Other People Outline Your Draft Getting Writer-Initiated Feedback Developing Your Essay with Illustrative Quotations and Examples Local Revision: Copyediting Your Text "Lightning" Revision: Reading Your Writing Aloud to a Peer or a Small Group Checklist of Activities for Revising 9. Writing Arguments What Is Argument? Argument Is Dialogic Analysis of a Sample Argument: Barbara Kingsolver, "The One-Eyed Monster, and Why I Don't Let Him In" Steps for Writing an Argument A Sample Essay, "Apocalypse in a Teacup: William Blake's 'The Clod and the Pebble'" 10. Writing Literature-Based Research Papers Introductory Remarks Keeping a Research Log Preresearch Steps to Narrow Your Focus and Save Time An Example of the Preresearch Process Identifying Useful Sources of Information Locating and Keeping Track of Sources Reading Efficiently: Consult the Table of Contents, Index, and Bibliography Citing Your Sources: Quoting, Summarizing, and Paraphrasing Incorporating Outside Sources into Your Essay 11. Documenting Research Essays Troy's Final Essay Excerpts from Troy's Log When You Need to Cite or Acknowledge a Source MLA Documentation Style Preparing Your List of Works Cited III. Creating a Writing Portfolio 12. Making the Works: Twelve Strategies for Revising 1. Start Over: Consult Chapter 3 2. Start Over: Rewrite Using a Topic/Form Grid 3. Use the "Checklist of Questions for Looking Critically at Your Draft" 4. Do a Postdraft Outline 5. Have Other People Outline Your Draft 6. Ask Yourself Other Questions Appropriate to the Draft 7. Get Writer-Initiated Feedback 8. "Lightning" Revision: Read Your Writing Aloud to a Peer or a Small Group 9. Break the Revision Task into Smaller Steps 10. Take Advantage of Small Bits of Time 11. Use Your Small Notepad or Commonplace Book 12. Try Various Miscellaneous Revision Strategies Checklist of Strategies for Revising Activities for Writing 13. Assembling Your Final Portfolio Writing an Introduction to Your Portfolio Choosing and Interpreting Your Sample Annotations Preparing a Selection of Your Favorite Shorter Notes Steps for Choosing and Revising a Favorite Longer Creative Text Local Revising: Copyediting Your Text Preparing a Preface to Your Longer Creative Selection(s) Preparing a Process Memorandum to Accompany Complete Process Work for One of Your Final Selections IV. An Introduction to the Major Genres 14. Short Stories Point of View Characters Dialogue Plot Theme and Setting 15. Poetry Major Types of Poetry Speaker and Situation Poetic Meter Rhyme and Sound Effects Diction and Syntax Figurative Language Symbolism 16. Essays Sample Essay: Judith Ortiz Cofer's "Primary Lessons" Persona and Voice Style and Language Theme Dialogue Story Citations of Other Texts; Allusions 17. Plays Setting Characters and Plot Dialogue 18. Notebooks and Journals An Ideal Democracy of Thoughts The Art of the Reflective Pause Cultivating the Private Life Make Your Own Walden Generic Ideas for Writing in Response to Published Notebooks and Journals Activities for Writing and Discussion V. An Introduction to Figurative Language 19. Figurative Language Metaphor Steps for Analyzing or "Unpacking" a Metaphor Metaphors of the Human Mind Simile Paradox Irony Verbal Irony Personification Metonymy and Synecdoche Symbolism Activities for Writing and Discussion VI. A Thematic Anthology of Readings 20. Gender and Relationships Short Stories Kate Chopin, "The Story of an Hour" Charlotte Perkins Gilman, "The Yellow Wallpaper" Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, "The Other Wife" Doris Lessing, "A Woman on a Roof" Ray Bradbury, "[A Story About Love]" Claire Kemp, "Keeping Company" Raymond Carver, "Call If You Need Me" Poems Po-Chu-I, "Rejoicing at the Arrival of Ch'en Hsiung" William Shakespeare, Sonnet 18 William Blake, "The Clod & the Pebble" Walt Whitman, "I Heard You Solemn-Sweet Pipes of the Organ" --, "I Saw in Louisiana a Live-Oak Growing" Christina Rossetti, "Margery" --, "In an Artist's Studio" Thomas Hardy, "At Tea" --, "In the Room of the Bride-Elect" --, "Outside the Window" Ezra Pound, "The River-merchant's Wife: A Letter" Robert Bly, "In Rainy September" Adrienne Rich, "Living in Sin" --, "Novella" Derek Walcott, "The Young Wife" Tomioka Taeko, "Just the Two of Us" Diane Wakoski, "Belly Dancer" Sharon Olds, "Sex Without Love" Liz Rosenberg, "In the End, We Are All Light" Nonfiction/Essays Francine du Plessix Gray, "On Friendship" Scott Russell Sanders, "Looking At Women" Plays Susan Glaspell, Trifles Terrence McNally, Andre's Mother Gender and Relationships: Additional Activities for Writing and Discussion Interchapter on Notebooks and Journals (I) The Notebook as "Pure" Poetry: Joseph Joubert 21. Families Short Stories Guy de Maupassant, "The Olive Grove" James Joyce, "Eveline" Tillie Olsen, "I Stand Here Ironing" Tobias Wolff, "The Rich Brother" Gloria Naylor, "Kiswana Browne" Poems William Carlos Williams, "The Last Words of My English Grandmother" Theodore Roethke, "My Papa's Waltz" Anna Swir, "I Wash the Shirt" --, "The Greatest Love" Gwendolyn Brooks, "Sadie and Maud" Charles Bukowski, "my old man" Donald Hall, "My Son My Executioner" A. K. Ramanujan, "Self-Portrait" Ted Kooser, "Father" Sharon Olds, "The Elder Sister" Linda Hogan, "Heritage" Yusef Komunyakaa, "My Father's Love Letters" Timothy Young, "The Thread of Sunlight" Deb Casey, "ZOOOOOOOM" Rita Dove, "Fifth Grade Autobiography" Sharon Hashimoto, "Eleven A.M. on My Day Off, My Sister Phones Desperate for a Babysitter" Debra Kang Dean, "Taproot" Nonfiction/Essays Joy Harjo, "The Place of Origins" Fenton Johnson, "The Limitless Heart" Barbara Kingsolver, "Letter to My Mother" Plays Joyce Carol Oates, Tone Clusters Milcha Sanchez-Scott, The Cuban Swimmer Families: Additional Activities for Writing and Discussion Interchapter on Notebooks and Journals (II) "The Stories of How We Lived": Joy Harjo 22. Experience and Identity Short Stories D. H. Lawrence, "The Rocking-Horse Winner" Katherine Mansfield, "Miss Brill" William Faulkner, "Barn Burning" Naguib Mahfouz, "Zaabalawi" Annette Sanford, "Nobody Listens When I Talk" Toni Cade Bambara, "The Lesson" Alice Walker, "The Flowers" Poems William Blake, "Proverbs of Hell" --, "The Tyger" William Wordsworth, "I wandered lonely as a cloud" Walt Whitman, "To You" --, "A Noiseless Patient Spider" Emily Dickinson, "Because I could not stop for Death" --, "One need not be a Chamber--to be Haunted--" --, "'Faith' is a fine invention" Thomas Hardy, "The Ruined Maid" Gerard Manley Hopkins, "Spring and Fall" Denise Levertov, "Contraband" Maya Angelou, "Seven Women's Blessed Assurance" Audre Lorde, "Hanging Fire" Mary Oliver, "The Black Snake" -- "Some Questions You Might Ask" Mark Rudman, "Chrome" Gary Soto, "Oranges" Nonfiction/Essays G. K. Chesteron, "A Defence of Humility" Maya Angelou, "Graduation" Edward Hoagland, "Learning to Eat Soup" Judith Ortiz Cofer, "Primary Lessons" Rebecca Solnit, "The Disembodiment of Everyday Life" Plays Eugene O'Neill, The Hairy Ape Woody Allen, Death Knocks Experience and Identity: Additional Activities for Writing and Discussion Interchapter on Notebooks and Journals (III) "Pen and Paper and a Breath of Air": Mary Oliver 23. Individual and Society Short Stories Nathaniel Hawthorne, "The Birthmark" James Thurber, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" Ray Bradbury, "The Murderer" Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., "Harrison Bergeron" Flannery O'Connor, "Everything That Rises Must Converge" Alice Walker, "Nineteen Fifty-five" Poems Shams-ud-din Muhammad (Hafiz), "Elephant Wondering" --, "For Three Days" --, "What Should We Do About that Moon?" Walt Whitman, excerpts from "Song of Myself" --, "I Sing the Body Electric" Emily Dickinson, "Much Madness is divinest Sense" --, "The Soul selects her own Society" --, "Tell all the Truth but tell it slant" --, "What Soft--Cherubic Creatures" Edward Arlington Robinson, "Richard Cory" Antonio Machado, excerpts from Proverbs and Song-verse Bertolt Brecht, "Questions from a Worker Who Reads" Stanislaw J. Lec, excerpts from Unkempt Thoughts Julio Cortazar, "Preamble to the Instructions on How to Wind a Watch" Margaret Atwood, "The City Planners" Laure-Anne Bosselaar, "The Bumper Sticker" Cathy Appel, "Letters" Leo Romero, "What the Gossips Saw" Nonfiction/Essays Sei Shonagon, excerpts from The Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon Samuel Johnson, The Rambler #146 [On Celebrity] --, The Rambler #159 [On Bashfulness] Arthur Schopenhauer, "On Thinking for Oneself" Adrienne Rich, "A Leak in History" Carol Bly, "Growing Up Expressive" Play William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice Individual and Society: Additional Activities for Writing and Discussion Interchapter on Notebooks and Journals (IV) "These Notes Are My Daily Prayer": Jules Renard 24. People and Cultures in Conflict and Change Short Stories Edgar Allan Poe, "The Black Cat" Clarise Lispector, "The Smallest Woman in the World" Margaret Atwood, "The Man from Mars" James Alan McPherson, "A Loaf of Bread" Poems Langston Hughes, "Theme for English B" -- "Ballad of the Landlord" Anna Swir, "The Same Inside" Gwendolyn Brooks, "The Boy Died in My Alley" Wislawa Szymborska, "Hatred" Carter Revard, "Discovery of the New World" Wole Soyinka, "Telephone Conversation" Paula Gunn Allen, "Pocahontas to Her English Husband, John Rolfe" Sharon Olds, "On the Subway" Jim Sagel, "Baca Grande" Gary Soto, "Black Hair" Sook Lyol Ryu, "Poem by a Yellow Woman" Martin Espada, "Coca-Cola and Coco-Frio" Nonfiction/Essays Thomas S. Whitecloud, "Blue Winds Dancing" Wendell Berry, "Think Little" Leslie Marmon Silko, "Language and Literature from a Pueblo Indian Perspective" Judith Ortiz Cofer, "The Myth of the Latin Woman: I Just Met a Girl Named Maria" bell hooks, "Keeping Close to Home: Class and Education" Play August Wilson, Fences People and Cultures in Conflict and Change: Additional Activities for Writing and Discussion Interchapter on Notebooks and Journals (V) Your Passing Thoughts: Ralph Waldo Emerson 25. Work and the Quality of Life Short Stories Kate Chopin, "A Pair of Silk Stockings" Anton Chekhov, "Gooseberries" Sloan Wilson, excerpt from The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit Raymond Carver, "Kindling" Alan Gurganus, "He's at the Office" Lorrie Moore, "How to Become a Writer" Poems William Wordsworth, "The World Is Too Much With Us" John Keats, "When I have fears that I may cease to be" William Butler Yeats, "Adam's Curse" Robert Frost, "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" -- "Out, Out--" Ishigaki Rin, "The Pan, The Pot, the Fire I Have Before Me" Denise Levertov, "O Taste and See" Wislawa Szymborska, "Advertisement" James Wright, "Lying in a Hammock at William Duffy's Farm in Pine Island, Minnesota" Ursala Fanthorpe, "You Will Be Hearing from Us Shortly" Gary Snyder, "Axe Handles" Herbert Scott, "Boss in the Back Room" Ted Kooser, "A Death at the Office" Jack Ridl, "Last Ditch" Tara Patel, "In Bombay" Jan Beatty, "A Waitress's Instructions on Tipping or Get the Cash Up and Don't Waste My Time" Janice M. 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Yes your mother is terrible. Reminds me of the Christian Baranskie character on TBBT. Also a mother, a psychologist and machine with zero empathy for her child now grown up.
I was also reminded of her. Just terrible mothers.
She is just so ruthlessly cold and dispassionately analytical. Not a lick of love in her. Just a biological machine.
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The input should be n - the number of triangles (1 <= n <= 20) and afterwards n rows of three doubles each (corresponding to each of the triangles' sides). The output should be the "n" which has the maximum triangle area.
#include <iostream>
#include <math.h>
using namespace std;
const int MAX_SIZE = 20;
int main()
int n, s, p;
double max = 0;
cin >> n;
int x[MAX_SIZE];
for (int i = 0; i < n; i++)
double y[2];
for (int j = 0; j < 3; j++)
cin >> y[j];
p = (y[0] + y[1] + y[2]) / 2;
s = sqrt(p * (p - y[0]) * (p - y[1]) * (p - y[3]));
if (s >= max) max = s;
cout << max;
return 0;
That's what I've done so far. "p" stands for semiparameter by the way.. - I'm using Heron's formula. I haven't even got it to "cout" the n in which the area is max but rather the maximum area itself, yet it doesn't work but gives me a massive error instead. Any ideas?


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