awwad provided a solution to the problem.
Note that your code doesn't work because the item you are adding to the array is an instance of a reference type (class), so you are instantiating once, initializing at each iteration, then adding to the array - but what's added is just a copy of the reference to the instance, and not the instance itself.
Your code would work just fine if you turn the Location class into a struct. Being value types, structs are passed by value and not by reference, so the action of passing the same instance to the append method results in a copy of that instance to be created and passed.
1977 saw a group of young men come together with a passion for music and a drive to put their own into the world. Well, some 45 years later (excluding a 6 year hiatus from ’88 – ’94) SATAN’S HOST are back once again with their own personal brand of Blackened Occult Heavy Metal for the masses to indulge in. The title “This Legacy Will Never Die” is a bold statement, and one that I hope is true, as the album promises to be full of high energy hard hitting music; and if the artwork is anything to go off, then we are in for a hell of a ride.
Opening the record is “Deadmans Walk” and the atmospherics are incredible. The rolling forboding guitar building with each passing bar, the vocals invoking otherworldly illusions as it seemingly comes from the shadows. It builds into an aggressive piece, but something that I felt was missing was a second’s guitar, just something to support the fantastic melodic runs that Patrick offers with some really hefty chords to, well give it some bollocks. This continues through the album, and please do not get me wrong the music is absolutely solid, “Minuet – Vampyre En Amor” and “From The Dark” both offering some superb listening, I just felt at times that there was a little meat missing.
“Malediction” is probably my favourite from the record, offering a delicate and tasteful blend of styles, with Leviathan’s superb vocals rolling through stylings to deliver a different emotion / atmosphere with every note. The guitar running away and really steering the track as it ebbs and flows, picking up speed and then dying off into a new section. Honestly, the structure is fantastic.
When “Astarte” kicked in I thought I was listening to a more traditional Black Metal track, the guitar line could really have built into something maybe BEHEMOTHesque with the right mixing and effects added. But again, this track is slightly different to those that have come before and it just allows the listener that diversity within the record, something which sometimes goes amiss in some releases. The final track I want to focus on is the titular “This Legacy Will Never Die”, and it is as bold a statement as I had hoped it would be. Coming across almost like an anthem, I can see throngs of fans coming together to scream this together. Musically it is very in keeping with the overarching SATAN’S HOST style, and that is very individual (really, I’ve never heard anything like it before!). It offers up layered vocals, a relentless guitar line and an untiring drum track that really just shores everything up.
Overall, I really enjoyed this record. It is its own thing, and that is something I can sometimes see as a rarity nowadays. SATAN’S HOST know exactly who they are, what their sound is and how they want to deliver their music. Fans of MERCYFUL FATE be sure to get “This Legacy Will Never Die” on your radar today.
All round performance of Ajit Kalwar were instrumental in winning of MPA Mumbra Kausa. Ajit’s not out 72 runs and 3 wickets for 19 runs steered Mumbra team to 31 runs win.
PUNE: Ajit Kalwar do the star act helped MPA Mumbra Kausa easy win over Pune Warriors and lifts title of 3rd “Doctors Premier League” state level cricket tournament at the Nehru Stadium, Swargate.
Its a place where green slopes from Central Istra mountains and hills roll to the prefectly blue deep sea. Hidden coves, bays and inlets, secret and beautiful places that we know so well as Foto Festival was esteblished in the eastern coastal city of Labin. A beautiful fortifed medival town we call home and where you can find our main studio. Let us take you through the narrow and colouristic streets of old towns like Labin, Krsan, Plomin, Brsec or a photoshoot on the cliffs above crystal clear seas of the untouched easatern coast. Its where green meets blue... and all the colors in between....In recent years it has become more and more common to fill every moment of your child’s day. Society places great importance on educational activities and many parents feel that every moment of their child’s day should have a purpose. If that doesn’t happen, it’s very easy to hear that little voice in your head telling you that you are not being a “good” parent and you are letting your child down.
Despite this huge increase in formal activities which we hope will create happy rounded individuals, studies don’t support this outcome. In fact, many countries are reporting ever higher levels of stress and unhappiness, even in children. A report conducted by the University of York, published in 2016, ranked England 13th out of 16 countries when considering children’s happiness and life satisfaction. Romania, Turkey and Poland were among the countries whose children ranked their happiness higher. Quite shocking when you consider we are one of the largest economies in the world. Every year since 2012 a “World Happiness Report” has been conducted. Data is collected from over 150 countries. And every year since the report has been conducted, the top scoring countries have included Nordic countries; Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Finland.
Denmark is of particular interest because as a society they place a great emphasis on the importance in play for children. The book The Danish Way of Parenting was published in 2016 and dedicates a whole chapter to the importance of play. The writers of the book, Jessica Joelle Alexander and Iben Dissing Sandahl wanted to research what makes Danish people and in particular, Danish children so happy. Their research illustrated to them just how important free play is and how incorporated it is into Danish life. For a long time Danish children didn’t start formal education until after the age of 7. Educators felt that children should spend as long as possible just being “children” and playing. Even today Danish children under 10 finish school at 2 pm and then have the option of going to “free-time school”. Danish education and lifestyle focuses on the whole person, not just education, sports or other skills.
So why is play important? When children engage in play they are learning about the world around them, their place in it, how to interpret it, how to cope with it and how to engage with others. Have you ever watched your child play unnoticed? Heard them replaying a conversation or interaction they may have had earlier in the day? Telling Teddy that she’s been rude and needs a time out? Children love to role play. This kind of free play gives them the tools to cope in the wider world. It’s all well and good being a high achiever but it’s of huge importance to be able to cope with the ups and downs life brings.
1) Don’t over-schedule. Although you want to do the best for your child/ren it’s OK not to have a formal activity every day.
2) Don’t rely on technology. It’s everywhere these days, integral and important. But a break is good too. Set limits.
3) Get outside. Nature is wonderful for play. Make sure you’ve got wet gear for wet days and sunny gear for sunny days and get out there!
4) Get creative! Art is wonderful for the soul and for growth. Leave out paper and crayons for them to use freely or get mucky with paint or chalks outside. Don’t interfere!
5) Leave them alone. Don’t leave the house, obviously, but encourage them to play alone or with their siblings/friends. And don’t intervene too quickly if a difficult situation arises. Children need to learn how to deal with each other.
Play is not a silly “childish” thing. It’s a wonderful tool that should be embraced. Let go of the guilt that tells you your child must be busy and proactive at all times. Let them be a child!
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