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Please see first post for my problem with continuing to use my vector of myclass throughout the program, but in different functions. Thanks.

I've been to one Wings game, two years ago I went and also heard Manon Rehume (french canadian lady goalie) talk some. Was cool, and we got group discount tickets, I think they were only $20 or so. I go to Griffins (Wings AHL affiliate) all the time, last year probably ten games or so? It's nice because we have lots of venues to get free and really cheap ($5) tickets through. We usually do one game in the prime seats a year, for my birthday or such. Not the same, but definitely more than worth the $5 to go [rather than $30 or more for Wings...]

* Make the Metagaming forum a subforum of Archive of Wisdom and rename it to "Data and Research." Kk * Change the RuneScape Media forum description/stickies to allow all sorts of videos/commentary/etc. instead of just artistic ones (unless they belong elsewhere like PKing videos in the Graveyard). Yep. * Rename "Tip.Iters Runescape Events" to "Tip.Iters Events, Groups and Teams" to better incorporate looking for boss hunting groups or partners for similar activities. Yeah, and confuse me less with TET and stuff. :thumbup: * Remove the Graveyard's "Rate This & Advice" forum. PKing questions may be posted in the regular Help & Advice. Okay. * Merge Sports & Fitness with Off-Topic. No thanks - we get a fair amount of posts there and the problem is with the 'normal' culture of OT, that sports threads will die immediately, or lead to one sports thread, either of which is not a good plan. Plus we've only had it for like a year! Don't take it away please. * Return literary discussions to Off-Topic. Actual works of literature will remain in the Varrock Library but general discussions about novels may be posted in Off-Topic. Would rather not for the same reason. Lit discussions get people who care in Varrock, in normal OT they'd die in a day. * Remove the entire "Other Jagex Games" category and all forums inside of it. Users can create a thread for each game in the Video Games & Consoles forum. Iffy on this, but I don't use them. * Remove the entire "ARENAScape" category and all forums inside of it. A thread can be created in the Video Games & Consoles forum. See comment on other Jagex games * Merge the Falador Tavern, Falador Library, and Rusco into one forum (Falador Tavern). I probably can't really comment on this, but I vote against this.. They seem happy with it how it is and there's really too much stuff to make it worth merging.

SD card. Copy paste channels, save data, etc. [system, memory]. Transfer SD card. Nowai.

I am tasked with independently studying C++, generally learning to code and stuff. My question is if you know of any good online resources. I've found two, cpp-tutorial.cpp4u.com and cplusplus.com. Right now I need to learn about strings... So anything you might have to share on that aspect would be helpful as well. I am currently working on a database project. I have a class (Dbs) that contains stuff. I've made a vector <Dbs> people (1, Dbs()) in my constructor... Problem is when I tell other functions to use people[x].vars compiler complains it is undeclared, and understandably so. How do I fix this? It's probably some ridiculously simple thing I don't remember... Also I get expected primary expression before ')' token in this line and those following it- probably a simple fix as well, but I don't know it. std::getline(std::cin, people[x].setName(std::string)); std::cout << "\nAge:"; std::cin >> people[x].setAge(int age); std::cout << "\nAddress:"; std::getline(std::cin, people[x].setAddress()); [hide=Code] /////////////// //Database Project //Jackie /////////////// #include <iostream> #include <string> #include <fstream> #include <vector> class Dbs { private: //stuff lives in here as each item - don't mess with it int _num, _age, _zip; std::string _name, _address, _city, _state; public: //lets other parts of program get and edit (?) data void setAge(int age) {_age=age;}; void setZip(int zip) {_zip=zip;}; void setName(std::string name) {_name=name;}; void setAddress(std::string address) {_address=address;}; void setCity(std::string city) {_city=city;}; void setState(std::string state) {_state=state;}; std::string getName() {return _name;}; std::string getAddress() {return _address;}; std::string getCity() {return _city;}; std::string getState() {return _state;}; int getAge() {return _age;}; int getZip() {return _zip;}; Dbs(void); //constructor }; //////////////////////////////////////////////////////// void viewEnt(); int addEnt(); void sortEnt(); void sortBy(std::string); int main() { char choice; int entries; Dbs::Dbs(); do { std::cout << "Database Menu\n\n1. View Entry\n2. Add Entry\n3. Sort Entries\n4. Exit" << std::endl; std::cin >> choice; switch (choice) { case '1': viewEnt(); break; case '2': addEnt(); break; case '3': sortEnt(); break; case '4': break; default: std::cout << "Please choose 1, 2, 3, or 4.\n"; std::cin.ignore(); break; } } while (choice!='4'); return 0; std::cin.ignore(); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Dbs::Dbs() //define constructor here { std::vector<Dbs> people (1, Dbs()); } ////////////////////////////////////////// void viewEnt() { int entrynum; std::cout<<"Which entry do you want to view?\n<Press 0 for all.>"; std::cin>>entrynum; if (entrynum!=0) { std::cout<<"\nName: "<<people[entrynum-1].name<<std::endl; std::cout<<"Age: "<<people[entrynum-1].age<<std::endl; std::cout<<"Address:\n"<<people[entrynum-1].address<<"\n"<<people[entrynum-1].city<<", "<<people[entrynum-1].state<<" "<<people[entrynum-1].zip<<std::endl; } else { for (int x=0; x<people.size; x++) { std::cout<<"\nName: "<<people[x].name<<std::endl; std::cout<<"Age: "<<people[x].age<<std::endl; std::cout<<"Address:\n"<<people[x].address<<"\n"<<people[x].city<<", "<<people[x].state<<" "<<people[x].zip<<std::endl; } } } /////////////////////////////////////////// int addEnt() { std::string name, address, city, state; int age, zip, entries; char x='y'; if (x='y') { people.push_back(); std::cout << "Add an Entry\nEntry Name:"; std::getline(std::cin, people[x].setName(std::string)); std::cout << "\nAge:"; std::cin >> people[x].setAge(int age); std::cout << "\nAddress:"; std::getline(std::cin, people[x].setAddress()); std::cout <<"\nCity, State, and Zip Code"; std::cin << people[x].setCity(std::string city) << people[x].setState(std::string state) << people[x].setZip(int zip); std::cout<<"Add another entry? <y/n>"; std::cin>>x; } else { return 0; } } //////////////////////////////////// void sortEnt() { char opt; std::cout << "Sort by:\n 1.Name\n 2.Age\n 3.Address\n 4.City\n 5.Exit Sort" << std::endl; std::cin>>opt; switch(opt) { case '1': sortBy(people.name); break; case '2': sortBy(people.age); break; case '3': sortBy(people.address); break; case '4': sortBy(people.city); break; default: break; } } /////////////////////////////////// void sortBy(std::string) { std::string str1,str2; for (int x=0; x<people.size; x++) { str1=people[x].; str2=people[x+1]; if (str2.compare(str1) >0 ) { std::string hold; hold.swap (str2); str2.swap (str1); str1.swap (hold); } } } [/hide] Thanks!

I feel like cabbage today. Brother is out saluting the flag for a bit as part of a Boy Scout thing; they take turns and line up to salute the flag the entire day at the area museum. I've never actually gone, I really should. At least I have no student council garbage tomorrow during seminar... can just tune out the world, listen to some music, and maybe draw something.

I just can't get it out of my head... All those families missing their loved ones now... I just can't imagine it. I dunno why, but the one that hits me the hardest is Ruslan; I saw him on the ice last season, heard them welcome his new son... And now his son won't know about his dad, really. It's been a horrible summer for hockey.

I aim to get a double major in biomedical engineering and materials engineering [bachelor's, 4 year, more like 5 with a double though] at my first choice college, which is about 28K a year [most expensive public uni in the state]. I've applied for the scholarships offered by the college, one of which is a full-ride with a stipend. If I can get at least 8k a year, I can probably do it, especially with an on-campus job in the writing center. I've been accepted already, and am waiting for my scholarship info. If I can't afford that one, I'll go to one nearby that costs about 13k a year (or 7 or 8 just for tuition, because it's only 10/15min away), and do a biomedical engineering 4+1 and get my Bachelor's and Master's at the same time (5 years of study). I can definitely pay for this, because I'm eligible for 8k a year from my ACT and GPA, and I get 1.6K my first year for the HS I go to and because my dad is an alumni. Then I'd like to get a job at a diabetes device manufacturer (Animas, DexCom, Medtronic) and work there I guess.

Bam.

I second this, Rob. Site appears to have a login requirement. Not a good thing when you want someone to do hassle-free artwork for you that's based off of an image. :huh: ~D. V. "Direct-Linked Image, please?" Devnull Doesn't matter if you're logged in or not, gallery does not exist is what you get. [i logged in and still doesn't work.]

Your render's not displaying. Want to copy the url and just paste the pic here?

I can't stream 1080p. I can hardly stream 320p with nobody else on it.

Some background. We have been using this ISP for some time, however they were recently purchased and the quality has gone way downhill (we now have random times of no internet as well). It's wifi (according to their website, it's microwave), we have an antenna on the house and get the signal from a station about three miles away. This is our only option besides dial-up, as we are in the 'last mile' of Verizon's FiOS stuff (I'm fairly sure it's FiOS. Not really relevant, because we can't get it.) Anyway, any suggestions on things I might try to find a better ISP (given that we're in the boonies, and I'm pretty sure it's this or satellite) for a comparable price? We pay $50 a month atm and get this: We pay $50 a month for asymmetrical 'monthly residential service' that carries this disclaimer: Actual speeds for asymmetrical service are not guaranteed. Typical upload speeds should vary between 512Kbps to 1Mbps. Many factors effect upload and download speed, including without limitation, the number of workstations using a single connection and the website/network being communicated with. (for $65 it's up to 5Mbps, but my mom won't let my dad spend that much on the internet :P ) For reference, we have two computers in the house connected and a Wii. The Wii idles connected to the internet as do the computers if they are on. We have random periods of no service, and I'm pretty sure it hasn't been on our end ever. How can I best track the periods of no-service and stuff? Is there some kind of app I can use to log when the computer's connected and when it's not?

Eventually I will get around to coloring the rest of my 'doodles' as well: Comments, c/c, suggestions, requests welcome.

The Story of Insulin. I assume it's out of print, as it was published in 62 or thereabouts, and was discarded by my high school library. I grabbed it at the end of the year and am just now getting around to reading it; it's really interesting and the information isn't out of date... It just doesn't cover anything that happened with insulin after the 60's, so it's pretty nifty.

Yeah there was a weird voice and some skeletons and a treasure chest... I don't think there was anything legit though. I used to leave my bike there so it wouldn't randomly disappear. I have: Lego Island, Lego Island 2, Lego Racers, Lego Racers 2, Lego Alpha Team, Lego Stunt Rally, Lego Creator Harry Potter, Legoland, Lego LOCO [DA BOMB!], and probably some other old school lego games. They're awesome.

I'm a full-time high school student, and live with my parents. They pay for my food/house/insurance/gas. I get $5 for general household chores/as allowance. I should really get a job. I will next summer, either as a summer camp counselor or something else. I currently possess like $25 and need $350 for goalie equipment, so I won't be buying anything major until after February.

I have the same problem on my DSi, one of the reasons I don't browse the forums on it is because the Tip.it skin takes too much memory, and I can't change it with the drop down menu.

Got a call and was asked to fill in as goalie next weekend in a tourney; I can't because I have a family reunion out of state that I have to go to. :-( Plus I did the math, and to get all the stuff I need to buy on my own, it's like $500. [i need a goalie mask, jock, neck guard, dangler/lexan thing, and a decent bag]. My parents got me the rest for $300; killer deal.

This is actually a really interesting topic. I am 5'6" and about 170lb. I am not the most athletic person out there, and yeah, I'd like to lose about 10 pounds. I make it through life pretty well, when I need to be athletic I am, and I've found a sport I love and can continue to play throughout life, so I'm not concerned about dropping dead or anything.

a. Anybody have some good videos/resources for teaching yourself to play the bass? I've got books and stuff but am lacking in the 'official' hand position learning especially. b. How can I be more motivated to do school-related things when I have no particular reason to? I've got to write a bunch of essays to test out of Econ, but I just don't feel like it.

Trying to find a decent place to download Muse bass tabs. I specifically want Time is Running Out, Plug in Baby, I Belong to You, and The Small Print.

Two things (nvm 3). Eat less/more healthily - attempt to do exercise. Remove annoying wart on hand with combo of duct tape and apple cider vinegar.

The whole cockroach thing reminds me of yesterday. There was a big-ass wasp (move the hyphen if you wish) in the bathroom and I wasn't going to take a shower with it in there, and I didn't feel like killing it myself. So I called in my brother, and he grabbed a flyswatter and he had to hit it like six times before it was dead enough to dispose of. Was very entertaining. I've been up for about an hour and am only just now hungry. I want to go see Winnie the Pooh today.

5 - extremely well qualified 4 - well qualified 3 - qualified 2 - possibly qualified 1 - no recommendation From the back of the AP score report. Most schools give you credit for a 4 or 5, and depending on the subject you can get credit for a 3 or be placed in a higher class/get a test out option. For $79 earning 4 credits without paying $500 a credit hour is definitely worth it. Doesn't matter if you've got less than 30 AP credits, it's still a good idea. And it looks nice.