Can someone tell me how to troubleshoot 404 errors when trying to look at the asp pages? Everything looks like it should work.
Error 404 means that you trying to access a page that cannot be found.
Where exactly this problem is happening?
I get a 404 error when I try to use the URL to the ASP page. The directory is where it's supposed to be, the files are there, but not finding the page. I am running IIS 5 on W2K. I have restarted IIS.
I assume that you created a separate virtual directory on your IIS server to test ASP files (using ASPRunner or manually).
Right click on default.asp and choose Browse. It will open correct URL in your browser.
I tried to browse to the page and I get "Page not found" My virtual directory is under a secure server, I get the certificate page and the log in page, but then I get page not found.
I got it to work by installing IIS on my local machine. Everything looks good.


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Death of WW1 Soldier taken POW of Germany – Grandfather of WX17615 Ernest James THOMSETT KIA Singapore 10 February 1942 aged 19 years
A revealing comparison of WW1 POWs of Germany and WW2 POWs of Japan.
WESTWOOD, James Young Service No. 798, No. 2 Company Mining Corps – Sapper with No. 2 Australian Tunnelling Company taken POW of Germany. Westwood died 4 September 1917, Bayreuth, Germany. He is grandfather to 2/4th's 19 year old reinforcement WX17675 Ernie Thomsett KIA Singapore. Ernie enlisted exactly 3 months earlier. As with many reinforcements Ernie went to war with little training.
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Sapper Westwood was captured 10 July, 1916 France during the disastrous Battle of Fromelles. The Allies launched a major offensive on 1st July 1916 designed to prevent the Germans reinforcing their troops at the Somme. The Australian Tunnellers were chosen to participate in this campaign. Groups of AIF and Allied soldiers were taken POW – trapped without reinforcements and nowhere to go but surrender.
The attack on Fromelles 19 July 1916 was the first major battle fought by Australian troops on the Western Front. It was a total disaster and included 16th Battalion with many West Australians losing their lives.
It is of interest the WWI military history of Australia, UK, Canada and New Zealand almost entirely excludes reference to POWs, and Charles Bean certainly did not include this in his writing. There was a very real odour of disgrace attached to being taken a POW.
After the war many Australians would have 'known of somebody' who 'knew a bloke who had been a POW of Germany' or they 'knew a former POW – who lived a few streets away' or was 'farming in the next town' or 'a mate of a distant cousin' or 'a mate had a sister whose husband's brother had been a WWI POW!'
It was quietly spoken of. Families embraced their sons/brothers/husbands who were returned POWs but it was a topic never written about in the media.
Was it deliberately omitted from official history?
In reality, being a WW1 POW did not fit with the image of an 'Anzac hero' – stories and poetry of bravery which lingered well into the late 30s until the world faced another war, did not include the history of POWs of Germany.
Surrender was not encouraged by AIF and Allies however at that time with the technology available it was not difficult for individuals and groups to be overwhelmed and taken POW. After battles the huge numbers who were left wounded and unable to return to Allied lines or were not able to be saved by their own, were left for the Germans to collect. Quite often those with leg wounds were shot as it was too difficult to move them.
There were at least 4,000 Australians taken POWs equalling 1.2%, considerably higher than all other Commonwealth countries such as Canada, India, etc. UK was 3.15%, France 3.08%, Germany was 18.37% and Russia 26.12%.
The same odour of disgrace was very evident at the Fall of Singapore.
Remember many senior officers were WWI experienced veterans (history now says they were probably too old to participate in Singapore). Surrender to the enemy was unheard of and these same officers had difficulty adapting to life as a WW2 POW of Japan. We now know these same officers sometimes failed to look after and/or lead their own men after the Fall of Singapore, in particular once the men left Singapore on work parties and the horrendous years of captivity which followed.
Westward recorded his NOK a friend called William Bruce. The AWM file includes correspondence between Bruce and officials re Westwood.
The following information was copied from AWM Personnel Records for James Young Westwood:
(Westwood claims (on enlistment) he was 44 years old – however he was 59 years old when he died – his birth was correctly recorded on German document as 20 December 1858, the Germans were always precise!)
There are several discrepancies between various documents (he is written as J.T. Westwood and not J.Y. however we believe it is James Young Westwood, father of Vera Thomsett (nee Westwood). Westwood must have moved to NSW around the time of his wife's death at Collie in 1913 – or there may have been a family break-down prior to 1913.
His AWM official file shows Westwood died of illness, but in fact this is not correct. This maybe due to the fact that details of his death did not come to light until the end of the war. POWs who were with him at Bayreuth provided eye witness accounts of his death. He died of GSW for which he received no medical attention. Starvation was a huge factor in his death, and was one of the greatest problems along with poor sanitary conditions for thousands and thousands of POWs of Germany. Germany's access to food had stalled – much of the civilian population were starving, the soldiers had not much more and POWs well down on the list of priorities.
Red Cross Parcels did reach many POWs (unlike POWS of Japan) – these parcels were the main source of food for them and personal records show german hungry soldiers would sometimes offer to trade for food in the parcels.
During WW1 it is known both German and Allied injured or ill POWs did not receive medical treatment, or if they did it was often too late, sometimes taking care of their own wounded first and foremost and sometimes they chose not to provide medical care.
The were written reports after the war where AIF POWs were provided the same care as wounded German soldiers and for some like Westwood, sadly he was surely left to die.

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Heavily rimed new snow, often shaped like little Styrofoam balls.
Graupel is that Styrofoam ball type of snow that stings your face when it falls from the sky. It forms from strong convective activity within a storm (upward vertical motion) caused by the passage of a cold front or springtime convective showers. The falling graupel is occasionally accompanied lightning as well.
Graupel looks like a pile of ball bearings. Graupel is a common short-lived weak layer in maritime climates but more rare in continental climates. It's extra tricky because it tends to roll off cliffs and steeper terrain and collect on the gentler terrain at the bottom of cliffs. Climbers and extreme riders sometimes trigger graupel avalanches after they have descended steep terrain (45-60 degrees) and have finally arrived on the gentler slopes below (35-45 degrees)–just when they are starting to relax. Graupel weak layers commonly stabilize in about a day or two after a storm, depending on temperature.


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When Buddy Valastro meets a fellow cake boss, they talk about work and success, family, and what it means to be a working man.
By Hugo Zacarias Yonzon IV | Nov 28, 2017
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There are cakes and then there are these cakes. Popularized by Buddy Valastro on his show Cake Boss, these fantastical creations push the boundaries of baking to make edible pieces of art. There was that time he made a 16-ft. cake in the shape of an alligator, and that other time he made a moving go-kart, a robot that wheeled itself in to the party, a Space Shuttle that launched, and a Transformer that almost transformed.
The success of Cake Boss has inspired other cake artists around the world, including the duo behind Bunny Baker, Aila and Zach Yonzon—perhaps most famous for making a life-size sculpted cake in honor of Manny Pacquiao.
During Valastro's latest trip to Manila for the TLC Festival, we arranged for the two cake bosses to meet. They compared notes about baking and spoke about working with family, success, and what it means to be a working man.
ZACH YONZON: I want to thank you, because you guys put custom cakes on the map. It's become a boom here. And my business—I make custom cakes—you've inspired that. Now, I've had my share of challenges, like giant custom cakes that go splffft. What's the worst experience, and how did you salvage it?
BUDDY VALASTRO: To touch on one of the other things you said—that's one of the things I love. Not just to inspire young children to bake or to follow your dreams or whatever, but being in the bakery industry for so many years, knowing that my show has helped the baking industry worldwide, that's something special. The baking industry has been good to me and to my family for many years, and to know that it's helped so many other people do these kind of cakes or push bakeries to go over the top or do different things, that's special to me.
As far as disasters go, we've had our fair share. And it's funny that my bro Maurizio is sitting here, because the worst disaster was the carousel, where he and Frankie didn't use the right-sized screws and the cake was so heavy it toppled. And honestly, there was no way to rectify it.
The cake took a day and a half to make, we were four hours from home, because we were in South Jersey, and the event was happening then. There was no way to fix it. I just had to put my hand on my heart and tell the client I was sorry. Thank god they were very understanding and I had to make it up to them at a later date. That was the only time…well, the chandelier cake was bad too, but those people were just happy eating the cake off the floor, too. (laughs) Pretty wild.
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ZY: You mentioned that you didn't see yourself as a baker. But this is a family business, so…
BV: I saw myself as a baker, but not [a reality show baker]. Honestly, I started working when I was 11 years old. Truth be told, I went to work because of a punishment. I got into trouble because me and my friends got caught playing with matches in the woods, and my dad spoke to me and he said, I'm going to take you to work. I didn't mind going to work because he was my idol, and I wanted to spend time with him. When I started that first day, he brought me to the bathroom, and he said, 'Clean the toilet bowl.'
I grew up in an old-school Italian family—I had four older sisters and my mom, so I never had to even take my plate from the table to put into the sink. For me, I've never cleaned a toilet bowl, but my dad said, 'No, you have to do this. You think you're too good to do this?' And I said, 'No,' because I knew that he would do it. And he told me, 'You have to take as much pride in cleaning that toilet bowl as you do in making a cake. Everything that you do in life, if you take pride in it, you're going to be okay, son.'
I think he didn't want his employees to think that, because I was the boss's son, I was getting any special treatment, and I also think he wanted me to know how it would feel like to be the guy who cleans the toilet bowls. Today I have a lot more admiration and respect for that person.
"'You have to take as much pride in cleaning that toilet bowl as you do in making a cake. Everything that you do in life, if you take pride in it, you're going to be okay, son.'"
He never said, 'You have to come to work because you're going to be a baker.' He said, 'You have to go to work to learn what it's like to be a man. To get up in the morning, go to work, and do something.'
After four or five years, it was the cake decorating that made me want to be a baker, because when I bake a cake, I go into the Zone. And then all of a sudden, it's just me and the cake. And the room goes quiet, and I am laser focused on it. My problems go away, I'm calm, and you put your heart and soul into that creation. And then you step back and look at what you've created, and then you get that feeling of wow. That feeling of self-worth. I knew from that age that I wanted to have that feeling for the rest of my life.
I tell a lot of kids that I'm successful because I have my dream job. And after all these years, and after all these cakes, I'm still that same person who steps back and looks at what I've made and gets that feeling of wow. It's never been work to me. It's my art, it's my passion. I think, if you can find that thing that makes you tick the way cake decorating makes me tick, I think you'll be successful.
ZY: Now we know that you're more of a businessman than a baker. I know how much time it takes to make custom cakes, and I can't imagine you spending that much time on it. How often do you get to do cakes yourself?
BV: One thing for sure: Even before Cake Boss, I'm a businessman. First and foremost, if you're doing something, you gotta make money doing it. Even when we were doing that bakery, we had to be able to grow it a certain way. I had to be able to make money, have enough work, charge the right prices, do the right thing. At the end of the day, if you don't have enough money, you can't pay your employees, or you can't grow, what's the use of working?
I believe you're born with certain attributes. I mean, I didn't go to Harvard Business School. Unfortunately, I'm a high school dropout. When my dad died, I had to drop out of school to take over the bakery. But a true entrepreneur is born with certain senses. Like a shark smells blood in the water, well that's what an entrepreneur does. When Cake Boss came and certain opportunities started to come around me, it's what you do. I was smart enough to diversify and come up with a plan and do certain things. Now we have 22 bakeries, we have two restaurants, and we're opening another two this year…I'd say in five years, we'll have bakeries on every continent in the world. I also do all my television production, it's my own company. We make all our own content that we do, not only the shows that Buddy Valastro is starring in, but other people as well. We have other shows under the Cakehouse Media brand. Real estate—I've always been involved in real estate even before Cake Boss began. Now again, bigger money, bigger projects, you get into different things.
I'm the kind of person who, when he sees something, has to get involved in it. And a true entrepreneur isn't afraid to take risks, is a true visionary.
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Michael Winerip at The New York Times has a detailed yet intelligible explanation of the failures of the value-added assessment model.
He uses a persuasive example: Stacey Isaacson, a University of Pennsylvania and Columbia-educated third-year teacher who works 10 ½ hour school days and gets rave reviews from her principal, fellow teachers, and students. In her first year teaching, 65 of Isaacson's 66 students scored proficient on the state's language arts test. And dozens of her students have gone onto New York City's most competitive high schools.
But as Winerip explains, "According to the [value-added] formula, Ms. Isaacson ranks in the 7th percentile among her teaching peers—meaning 93 percent are better." Her students did well on the test, but not as well as predicted by a complicated calculation with 32 variables and a wide margin of error.
Criticisms of value added are a dime a dozen these days, especially since the Los Angeles Times' controversial teacher-rating project and the National Education Policy Center's ensuing re-analysis, which concluded the paper's method was invalid. That said, Winerip does a nice job honing in on the details. He does, however, offer the caveat that the value-added "process appears transparent, but it is clear as mud, even for smart lay people like teachers, principals and—I hesitate to say this—journalists."


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Gigaku dance is thought to have originated in the Kingdom of Wu (A.D. 222-280) during China's Southern Dynasties and was brought to Japan during the Asuka period. The name Kuregaku is also recorded for this Gigaku theatrical form. There are not many roles in this theatrical form--in addition to Karura, there are lion, the Lord of Wu, and Konron--but this theatrical form was only performed until the Nara period and is not performed today. The remaining artifacts of this dance form have mainly been handed down at Horyuji, Todaiji, and the Shosoin. The majority of the Asuka period works are carved from kusu or camphor wood, and with the Nara period, it also became the fashion to create these masks from kiri (paulownia) or dry lacquer. The masks of this period and later were characterized by their particularly large scale.


"A visionary, fantasist, poet and painter, Clive Barker has expanded the reaches of human imagination as a novelist, director, screenwriter and dramatist. An inveterate seeker who traverses myriad styles with ease, Barker has left his indelible artistic mark on a range of projects that reflect his creative grasp of contemporary media—from familiar literary terrain to the progressive vision of his Seraphim production company. His 1998 "Gods and Monsters," which he executive produced, garnered three Academy Award nominations and an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay. The following year, Barker joined the ranks of such illustrious authors as Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Annie Dillard and Aldous Huxley when his collection of literary works was inducted into the Perennial line at HarperCollins, who then published The Essential Clive Barker, a 700-page anthology with an introduction by Armistead Maupin.


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> Remove leading, trailing and repeated whitespace from a string

## Install

```
$ npm install --save condense-whitespace
```

## Usage

```js
var condenseWhitespace = require('condense-whitespace');

condenseWhitespace('  foo bar     baz ');
//=> 'foo bar baz'
```

## License

MIT © [Sindre Sorhus](http://sindresorhus.com)

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Q: How to get the Primary Key when doing Batch Update in Spring Jdbc NamedParameterJdbcTemplate? I am working on Spring Batch and Spring Jdbc where I'm using NamedParameterJdbcTemplate's batchUpdate to insert the record into DB and once the records are inserted I want to get the Primary Keys of all inserted records..
Is there any way to get the generated Primary Keys?
List<Person> persons = Arrays.asList(
        Person.create("Dana", "Whitley", "464 Gorsuch Drive"),
        Person.create("Robin", "Cash", "64 Zella Park")
);

String sql = "insert into Person (first_Name, Last_Name, Address) " +
        "values (:firstName, :lastName, :address)";

List<Map<String, Object>> batchValues = new ArrayList<>(persons.size());
for (Person person : persons) {
    batchValues.add(
            new MapSqlParameterSource("firstName", person.getFirstName())
                    .addValue("lastName", person.getLastName())
                    .addValue("address", person.getAddress())
                    .getValues());
}

int[] updateCounts = namedParamJdbcTemplate.batchUpdate(sql,
                           batchValues.toArray(new Map[persons.size()]));

A: I answered a similar question here
The trick is to use NamedParamJdbcTemplate#query over NamedParamJdbcTemplate#batchUpdate and add returning <generated_column> to your insert sql

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Life of Hollywood Regency Co-Owner Heidi Owens (1953-2010) Celebrated Over the Weekend
Steve Jansen | July 20, 2010 | 1:30pm
It's fitting that a private memorial service for Heidi Owens, the longtime owner of Hollywood Regency, took place on July 17.
For one, it was Owens' birthday. More than 250 friends, family members, and folks in the vintage scene packed into the non-air-conditioned Zinnias at Melrose to share stories about the woman synonymous with Phoenix-area vintage fashion.
Second, (and in a strange twist of fate), Arizona Highways, which sent a camera crew to Owens' shop in early March, happened to air a special on Hollywood Regency earlier that day on KPNX-TV Channel 12. (View the video here.)
Owens died June 6 after a long illness.
She was born July 17, 1953, and was a lifelong Phoenician who made a significant impact on the local fashion scene, thanks to her knowledge of trends dating back to the 1930s.
After graduating from Phoenix Christian High School, Owens began collecting vintage items and running a western-style traveling boutique that she'd set up at the Rose Bowl Flea Market in Pasadena as well as other California antique fairs.
In 2006, Owens, who helped to promote and organize the popular Third Thursdays event on 7th Avenue, culled her lifelong love of vintage fashion and opened Hollywood Regency. Her friend and business partner Michael Todd Robertson explains that though Owens was a bit green at store ownership, her deep knowledge of classic styles and movements helped the store take flight.
"Once she gained competency and had articles written everywhere about her, there was no stopping her," says Robertson, who plans to keep Hollywood Regency in business "as long as possible."
Along with the items at Hollywood Regency, Owens' impact can be seen at the Phoenix Art Museum's "In The Mood" exhibit, currently on display through August 15. In the vintage-fashion-centric show, Brooch, 1941, hangs on a mannequin that's wearing a circa 1943 designer Adrian jacket and suit. Owens lent the red, heart-shaped, Bakelite plastic resin item -- popular among 1930s and 1940s costume designers -- from her personal collection.
Donations in Owens' name, which go directly to the feline rescue and adoption agency AZCats/Altered Tails, are being accepted at Zinnias at Melrose Mall, 724 West Indian School Road. Call 602-264-4166.
Here are some photographic scenes from Saturday's celebration of life:
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Brexit Bill enters Committee stage
On 7 January 2020, MPs began to debate the EU (Withdrawal Agreement Bill) in a Committee of the whole House. The Bill sets out arrangements for the UK to withdraw from the European Union. The Committee continued until 8 January.
On 19 December 2019, MPs approved the Second Reading of the European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill by 358 to 234 votes.
For more information on the Second Reading of the Bill, as well as analysis on its contents, read our news story on proceedings.
The Bill then entered its committee stage. This was a Committee of the whole House, which takes place in the main chamber and allows MPs to debate and vote on the Bill in its committee stage.
What happened in the first day of the Committee of the whole House?
On Tuesday, 7 January 2020, there were three votes (divisions) on new clauses to the Bill. All three proposed new clauses were voted down. The new clauses were:
New Clause 5, which would've allowed all EU citizens resident before exit day to have a right to permanent residence in the UK. NC5 was defeated by 342 votes to 252.
New Clause 18, which would've ensured that those who benefit from citizens' rights protections do not miss out registering as UK citizens due to the cost of the fee. NC18 was defeated by 341 votes to 255.
New Clause 34, which would've established a right to appeal settled status decisions. NC34 was defeated by 343 votes to 251.
What happened in the second day of the Committee of the whole House?
On Wednesday, 8 January 2020, there were seven votes on five new clauses and two amendments to clauses in the Bill. All amendments and new clauses were voted against. These were:
New Clause 55, which relates to Northern Ireland's place in the UK internal market calling for unfettered access to the Great Britian market. NC55 was defeated by 337 votes to 262.
New Clause 6, which would have ensured that MPs had a guaranteed vote with an amendable motion on the EU-UK Future Relationship and negotiating objectives. NC6 was defeated by 347 votes to 251.
Amendment 10 to Clause 21, which would have applied restrictions on Ministers' delegated power to make regulations under the proposed new section 8C of the EU (Withdrawal) Act 2018. This was defeated by 340 votes to 262.
Amendment 4 to Clause 37, which would have protected the right for unaccompanied child refugees to be reunited with their family after Brexit. This was defeated by 348 votes to 252.
New Clause 2, which would have required the Government to negotiate a comprehensive agreement with the EU protecting workers' rights. This was defeated by 344 votes to 255.
New Clause 10, which would have required the Government to seek to negotiate continuing full membership of the EU's Erasmus education and youth programme. This was defeated by 344 votes to 254.
New Clause 29, which would have required the Government to seek close alignment with the EU single market on key level playing-field provisions. This was defeated by 345 votes to 250.
What happened after the committee stage?
The Bill proceeded to its Third Reading on Thursday 9 January 2020.
Read more about what happened in the Bill's final stages.
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In a pseudo-creative twist on my "Wardrobe Addition" post, I decided to reposition the faux jewelry I wear on my wrists to illustrate what two topics are of utmost importance to me these days.
I can picture people who see this for the first time saying to themselves….
Damn, that bloke has some bitcoin AND cancer? I hope he's still around when bitcoin hits $100,000/BTC.
Oh, in case you were wondering what the hell the Fitbit is doing in the picture, it was there already and I was too lazy to take it off.
In one year, Bitcoin has risen 10X. An incredible, unprecedented event in the history of investment. A substantial price pullback seems in the cards, but the world has never seen a financial innovation like Bitcoin.
Well, that's all fine and dandy for us bitcoiners. What most people that have recently "seen the light" don't know is that the brutal scaling war going on behind the scenes can tear the price in half (at least) in the near future.
The ability of the human mind to grasp and understand large, software-intensive, systems is severely constrained by the level of complexity that can be held within its boundaries at once.
One way of reasoning about a large system is to conceptually view it as a layered stack of increasingly abstract, reasonably distinct, entities.
At the top of the stack, we have the System layer: The set of interrelated capabilities and functions that capture the abstract ideas, wants, needs, and expectations for what we want the system to do for us.
The next layer down is the Architecture: the patterns of structures and behaviors of the set of interconnected elements that comprise the system. Every system has an architecture, whether it is widely known or not.
The third layer down is the Design: the patterns of structures and behaviors of the set of interconnected modules within each architectural element. Like at the system level, every architecture has a design, whether it is widely known or not.
Finally, at the bottom, where all is scrutably visible, we have the Implementation: the concrete, messy, raw materials (the source code and the hardware) which we create and mold over time to develop, build, integrate, and test, the system. In C++ implementations of a system, the source code is comprised of nested namespaces, classes, functions, and imperative statements stored on files that are compiled and linked together into a set of libraries and executable images deployed on the hardware that ultimately runs the software.
When the system switch is flipped on, all the inter and intra connected layers begin an intricate shake-bake dance from which dynamic behaviors emerge to provide perceived value to (at least) some subset of its stakeholders (users, owners, builders, etc).
Many L2 systems like the Lightening and Liquid products are under development as we speak. L3 systems – who knows?
A large system can development can start unintentionally from the bottom up, intentionally from the top down, or semi-intentionally from both ends at once via an unknown, creative, iterative, schizophrenic, thinking process.
If you read Satoshi Nakamoto's writings, you can get some insight into the thought process he used to birth one of the potentially greatest man-made systems of all time, Bitcoin.
As Satoshi's quote implies, instead of a neatly stacked, modular, four layer SADI system with crisply defined boundaries and interfaces, he thought about the top 3 "fused" layers for 2 years before hatching the first C++ implementation that ignited a movement intended to crush the existent, corrupt, world-wide banking system.
Other than his groundbreaking white paper, Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System, it is unknown if he captured/recorded any of his architectural and/or design ideas in writings and drawings like Leonardo daVinci.
Intensive, iterative, detailed C++ coding at the Implementation level for an unknown period of time.
Writing the white paper after the code was "done".
Like life, system development is damn messy. Whether you start developing a system to implement a grand vision of yours rigorously from the top down, or haphazardly from the bottom up, you're likely to get something working. However, you never know what you're gonna git: 1) an elegant, highly maintainable code base, 2) a kludgy house of cards, or, most likely, 3) a semi-maintainable psuedo-mess in between those two extremes.
So, what's the point of this post? Hell I don't know. I just felt like writing it. Since I had no "grand vision" for what I wanted from this post, I started haphazardly from the bottom up and then bounced back and forth between bottom-up writing and top-down thinking until I decided it was "done". In my day job, where I write C++ software, I always start from the top-down first (unless I'm trying trying to understand/localize/fix a bug in my or a peer's sprawling code – which is, sadly, most of the time).
How about you? Do you start a new project with "Hello World" coding and pray for guidance from the good lord above to lead you to the promised land, or do you start rustling up and leading those billions of brain cells in your head that are just chomping at the bit to guide you to the holy grail of self-realization?
Help give the world's billions of "unbanked" people the opportunity to bootstrap themselves out of poverty by participating in commerce (the original Bitcoin cash use case) without any middlemen blocking their way and "feeing" them to death.
Make money in the long term on my investment in other, less fortunate than I, people.
Activating SegWit is clearly the safest technical option available to move the Bitcoin protocol forward at this point in time. Thus, I hope it activates and the smoke clears ASAP.
The caveat is this… Based on my observation of how the strategic trajectory of the protocol regarding future on chain scaling has been subtly distorted since the worst thing to ever happen to Bitcoin occurred (the insertion of Blockstream Inc. financial influence into the development team), I hope the whole "the Bitcoin Core software development team Is An Untainted, Decentralized group" potemkin village is destroyed and this particularly toxic special interest group, Blockstream Inc., is seen for what it is – a big, centralized, banksta in clever disguise.


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Premiums for HealthCare.gov Plans Are Lower for Third Consecutive Year
Today, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released a report showing the trend of lower premiums and increased issuer participation for HealthCare.gov will continue for 2021 year. The average premium for the second lowest cost silver plan (also called the benchmark plan) dropped by 2% for the 2021 coverage year and, when looking at states that are using HealthCare.gov in both 2020 and 2021, 22 more issuers will offer coverage in 2021, for a total of 181 issuers delivering more choice and competition for consumers.
"Bottom line – The President has delivered, lower cost and more choice," said CMS Administrator Seema Verma. "Our changes to the regulations and how we have managed the Exchanges have proven to be more effective than previous administrations."
The report shows the third consecutive year of improving market conditions under the Trump Administration's new policies. Three years of declining average benchmark plan premiums combine to deliver an 8% premium reduction across HealthCare.gov since the 2018 coverage year. Looking at the coming year, four states will see double-digit decreases in the average benchmark plan premiums for 27 year olds, including Iowa, Maine, New Hampshire and Wyoming. For two of these states - Maine and New Hampshire - CMS has used its authority to approve State Innovation Waivers under Section 1332 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act to establish state-based reinsurance programs, contributing to the decline in premiums.
Issuer participation will also increase for the third year in row, which represents a dramatic increase in choice for consumers. As more issuers offer coverage, the percentage of HealthCare.gov enrollees with access to only one issuer is decreasing from 29% in 2018 to 4% in 2021, and more than three quarters of HealthCare.gov enrollees will have access to at least three issuers in 2021. To show this improvement from a geographic perspective, CMS also released the 2021 Issuer Participation County Map for states with Exchanges that use HealthCare.gov as well as State-based Exchanges showing greater consumer choice. The map covers the entire country and shows the portion of counties with only a single issuer dropped from 50% in 2018 to 24% in 2020 and will drop further to 9% in 2021. For 2021, there will be 288 counties nationwide with a single issuer offering plans through the Exchange, down over 80% from a high of 1,582 counties with a single health insurance issuer offering plans through the Exchange in 2018.
While today's report shows the Administration's efforts to stabilize the market are working, average premiums are still significantly higher than when the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was first implemented and affordability remains a significant challenge for people who do not qualify for a premium tax credit and must pay the entire premium themselves. The average benchmark plan premium for a typical family of four has increased from $794 in 2014 - the first year the ACA's main requirements were introduced - to $1,486 in 2021. As premiums increase, a recent report by CMS on enrollment among people with and without subsidies documents how unsubsidized enrollment continues to decline, suggesting middle income Americans continue to struggle to afford coverage.
Consumers will be able to start enrolling in plans for the 2021 plan year beginning on November 1, 2020, which marks the beginning of the annual Open Enrollment Period for the individual market Exchanges. The Health Insurance Exchange 2021 Open Enrollment Period is November 1, 2020 to December 15, 2020, with coverage beginning on January 1, 2021.
Ahead of the Open Enrollment Period , CMS is also releasing the HealthCare.gov scheduled maintenance windows for the upcoming Open Enrollment Period. Every year, CMS establishes scheduled maintenance windows that provide periods of time when CMS and its partners can make updates or resolve issues, if needed. Consumer access to HealthCare.gov may be limited or restricted when this maintenance is required. The purpose in scheduling these times is to minimize any consumer disruption. Regularly scheduled maintenance will continue to be planned for the lowest-traffic time periods on HealthCare.gov, which are Sunday mornings. Maintenance will only occur within these windows when deemed necessary to provide consumers with a better shopping experience. While maintenance time during Open Enrollment can vary from year to year due to various factors, last year HealthCare.gov was available 96.9% of the time. This year's scheduled maintenance windows are similar to previous years.
To view the 2021 Health Insurance Exchange Premium Landscape Issue Brief, visit: https://www.cms.gov/CCIIO/Resources/Data-Resources/Downloads/2021QHPPremiumsChoiceReport.pdf
To see the 2021 Issuer Participation County Map; visit: https://www.cms.gov/CCIIO/Programs-and-Initiatives/Health-Insurance-Marketplaces/Downloads/10-16-2020-County-Coverage-Map.pdf
To view the Scheduled Maintenance Windows, visit: https://marketplace.cms.gov/technical-assistance-resources/2021-open-enrollment-healthcaregov-maintenance-windows.pdf
To view the Trends in Subsidized and Unsubsidized Enrollment; visit: https://www.cms.gov/newsroom/press-releases/unsubsidized-enrollment-individual-market-dropped-45-percent-2016-2019-0
Get CMS news at cms.gov/newsroom, sign up for CMS news via email and follow CMS on @CMSgov.
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We produced an interactive music video that can be freely created on the web through a mash-up of the four new songs and videos of the performance group 5572320. First, four songs were produced from the four different genres of EDM, Dance Hall, Reggae, Ethnic Pop and Breakbeat. Then, content was developed enabling simultaneous mash-up of the songs and the music video using WebGL and through manipulating buttons. The world view of the music video is divided into the four elements of Gravity, Color, Life, and Geometry, and through simultaneous playback it overlaps with real-time to create one world. Making data as light as possible makes this rich experience achievable even on a smartphone.
This is implemented as part of the sachet packaging campaign for Coconut Sablé by Nisshin Cisco.