Hi, there are many people asking around the forums for asking for a Destroyer guide, so I thought I might try and make one. This is my first guide, and I only have in-game experience with one build of destroyer, so please, correct me or give me extra information The purpose of this guide is not about telling you how to use all your skill points step by step, but the different ways a Destroyer can be built.
Destroyers are Human. You can't be a Destroyer without being human. Maybe I might add a bit about elf DD fighters later on, but now, I know nothing about elves.
Almost every Destroyer picks a two handed weapon. Why? Because nearly all Destroyer skills are for two handed weapons only. So using one handed weapons is a way of hybridizing I do not recommend at all.
Axe: Axe Mortality increases critical rate and critical damage, which are very useful for Destroyers, especially if Gladiator is inluded in your job path.
Sword: This is either for Sword Rapidity, a sword passive that increases attack speed , or for the use of certain skills. HOWEVER. Some skills that are stated as sword-only in the skill calculator, can be used with axes and maces as well, like Swordstorm, Spirit Sword, Sonic Boom and Spirit Aid.
Mace: Almost never chosen by Destroyers. This is a way to hybridize your character a bit, offering crit rate or attack speed for a bit more of that hard-needed defense.
Full STR: Most chosen, increases your damage and critical damage.
Full VIT: Hybridizing for HP and Defense.
Full DEX Chosen as a way to hybridize, for the evasion, crit rate and increasement of minimum damage. However, the evasion you gain from going DEX is not useful for PvP. You can't tank with it as well, because for every extra monster you are tanking, your evasion decreases.
Mixed stats: At own risk Many players say having mixed stats is not good for your build. You can mix stats however by adding those stats to your armor using the enchant system.
This is the most discussed part of your build. Be careful when choosing this.
Jobs between () are the ones that offer a noticeable amount of damage for defensive skills.
Jobs in bold are part of the 'pure' Destroyer path.
This path gains no extra defensive skills.
This path is getting it's Destroyer skills at the 6th job, so, very late in the game.
To end our path choices; one great comment by Legend considering job path choice, and all other choices you have to make.
gm_Legend wrote: In the end, remember, it all comes down to what you enjoy most. Don't let anyone else tell you what you should be, if you don't want to go that route; it's simply good to understand what you have to work with.
In this part, I'm going to tell you a bit about your skills. I'm not going to tell you which ones to add first, or even which ones you should add. I'm just giving comments on your possible skills. I'll just list the skills I think are useful for you. Skills in italics are only a possibility, which you should take if you want to and have the skill points for it. And it's not because a class is not on this list, you should not consider it!
– Burning rage: at destroyer, this will give you 20% more attack. It's worth offering 20 HP regen for it.
– Light Armor Expertise(def passive): only if you're reskilling at the job before you get Heavy Armor Expertise, or if you're getting no Heavy Armor Expertise at all.
From here, I'll only list the most important skills. You should be able to make out the rest by yourself now.
– Finding an AoE party may sound stupid with your only lvl 1 AoE skills, but if you'll compare to a lot of other AoE players, you still have great damage. So, if you can find a tank and some other damage dealers, you can gain good xp at mini-bosses.
– If you can find a Destroyer who's willing to party you, you can make good xp doing repeatable quests by killing off monsters one by one.


I am looking for part# to replace the aluminum gears on the following reels, if you have any info to share that will be appreciated.
We always suggest replacing gears as a set. Yes the Curado K drive gear will fit the Metanium, but the dimensions are not the exact same as the Metanium gear. Some of the drag washers will not fit properly inside of the Curado gear from the Metanium. I do not remember which gears specifically.
I do use this this link a lot. Question, this link seems a bit messy, such as CURADO K is missing, metanium 13 is missing (it referred to metanium MGL but nothing there for 13 version), some pictures and reels are not match etc.
They are having some issues pulling the info from the new global server with the new website. They are working on it and it should be improved in the near future.
Bantam1 wrote: They are having some issues pulling the info from the new global server with the new website. They are working on it and it should be improved in the near future.


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Q: How to display all the images stored inside a database I am making a gallery that uses a MySQL database (yeah I know it's a bad practice but it's the requirement for the moment.)  I can upload multiple images but I'm having trouble displaying all images stored inside the database.  The FORM allows five images to be uploaded. Then the user must proceed to another page where all the images in database (including the ones uploaded recently) will be displayed together with the description of the images. I have code already but the one that will work on the display is not working or I think is wrong.
Here is the form code:

    <title> Upload image</title>

    <form action="fUpload.php" method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data">
    All forms must be filled.

    File:

    <input type="file" name="image[]"/> <input type="text" name="imageDescription[]" size="30" />

    <input type="file" name="image[]"/>  <input type="text" name="imageDescription[]" size="30" />

    <input type="file" name="image[]"/>  <input type="text" name="imageDescription[]" size="30" />

    <input type="file" name="image[]"/>  <input type="text" name="imageDescription[]" size="30" />

    <input type="file" name="image[]"/> <input type="text" name="imageDescription[]" size="30" />

    <input type="submit" value="Upload image" />

    </form>

Here is the script that would upload:
 <?php

//connect to the database//
$con = mysql_connect("localhost","root", "");
if(!$con)
{
 die('Could not connect to the database:' . mysql_error());
 echo "ERROR IN CONNECTION";
}

$sel = mysql_select_db("imagedatabase");
if(!$sel)
{
 die('Could not connect to the database:' . mysql_error());
 echo "ERROR IN CONNECTION";
}
//file properties//

$file = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name'];

echo '
';

 /*if(!isset($file))
    echo "Please select your images";

else
{
 */for($count = 0; $count < count($_FILES['image']); $count++)
{
//$image = file_get_contents($_FILES['image']['tmp_name']);
    $image_desc[$count] = addslashes($_POST['imageDescription'][$count]);
    $image_name[$count] = addslashes($_FILES['image]']['name'][$count]); echo '
';
    $image_size[$count] = @getimagesize($_FILES['image']['tmp_name'][$count]);
    $error[$count] = $_FILES['image']['error'][$count];

    if($image_size[$count] === FALSE  || ($image_size[$count]) == 0)
        echo "That's not an image";
    else
    {

    // Temporary file name stored on the server
     $tmpName[$count]  = $_FILES['image']['tmp_name'][$count];

  // Read the file
    $fp[$count]   = fopen($tmpName[$count], 'r');
    $data[$count] = fread($fp[$count], filesize($tmpName[$count]));
    $data[$count] = addslashes($data[$count]);
     fclose($fp[$count]);

  // Create the query and insert
  // into our database.

  $results = mysql_query("INSERT INTO images( description, image) VALUES             ('$image_desc[$count]','$data[$count]')", $con);

        if(!$results)
        echo "Problem uploding the image. Please check your database";
    //else
    //{
        echo "";
        //$last_id = mysql_insert_id();
        //echo "Image Uploaded.

";
        //header('Lcation: display2.php?id=$last_id');
        }
    //}
}

mysql_close($con);
header('Location: fGallery.php');
?>

And finally the one that should display:

<?php

//connect to the database//
mysql_connect("localhost","root", "") or die(mysql_error());
mysql_select_db("imagedatabase") or die(mysql_error());

//requesting image id

$id = addslashes($_REQUEST['id']);

$image = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM images WHERE id = $id");

while($datum = mysql_fetch_array($image, MYSQL_ASSOC))
{
        printf("Description %s $image = $image['image'];

header("Content-type: image/jpeg");

}

mysql_close();

?>

Your help is much appreciated.  I need it badly to move on.

A: From what i understand from your post is that uploading and storing isn't a problem, but showing the images is. That's probably because you're using vars that are not set, so no results kan be found in the database. If i misunderstood let me know.
<?php
// No ID
$image = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM images ORDER BY id DESC");
?>

Also look at what Prof83 says. Ignore my post if your script works with just one image.
Last but not least, if you're using different filetypes, also echo the correct MIME format in the header.
Update
I combined both answers.
Edit your loop:
<?php
while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($image))
{
        echo '';
}
?>

Create a page name img.php
<?php
$query = mysql_query("SELECT image FROM images WHERE id = ".$_GET['id']);
$row = mysql_fetch_assoc($query);
header("Content-type: image/jpeg");
echo $row['image'];
?>

A: Ok you can't display multiple images within a image/jpeg page...
You're telling the browser that the page is image/jpeg (in other words, the page is AN IMAGE) but you're echoing out multiple image data
You should rather use the gallery page to show all images like this:
<?php
// $images = result from database of all image rows
foreach ($images as $img) echo '';
?>

and in img.php:
// Load the image data for id in $_GET['id'];
header("Content-type: image/jpeg");
echo $data;

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Kevin has an extensive background in sales and marketing. For 16 years he served in a variety of management roles growing his Real Estate brokerage from 20+ agents to 165 agents. His company ranked in the top 250 brokerages in North America and the top 50 in the Prudential system.
Kevin Patterson returned to sales in 2005 and in 2008, he launched his independent brokerage, The Patterson Group. He has been fortunate to maintain his status as a leader in the luxury market. In the last 7 years he has listed over $500 million in Residential Real Estate and sold over $300 miilion worth of property. In 2013 Kevin sold $54,000,000+ worth of residential real estate, averaging more than $1,000,000 per week in closed sales and finishing at the top of his market.
His reputation has been built on hard work, professionalism and integrity.
Kevin believes in giving back to the Colorado Springs community. His community and volunteer activities have included serving on the Board of Directors of Penrose St. Francis Hospital, The Colorado Springs School, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Executive Board Kissing Camels Property Owners Association, Executive Member of the Economic Development Corporation and Co Chairman of The United Way Tocqueville Society.Kevin also serves as volunteer auctioneer for over 18 Non Profit Charities in the Pikes Peak Region and has helped raised ofver $2,000,000 for area charities and non profits.
Kevin in a previous life was Director of National Corporate Accounts for Marriott Corporation and has traveled extensively. He is a former US Marine Corps Infantry Captain who also served as a White House Aide and was a 1979 Graduate of Texas A & M, where he was Vice President of the Student Body, he is a member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity.
He loves Colorado and Colorado Springs. Kevin counts many customers as personal friends.


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Mike Heron to step down as New Zealand's solicitor-general
Mike Heron is standing down from his role as New Zealand's solicitor-general
New Zealand's chief legal advisor is stepping down after three years in the role.
Mike Heron announced yesterday that he plans to step down from his position as solicitor-general once a successor has been appointed in early 2016, so that he can base himself in Auckland where his family live.
As solicitor-general, Heron is the chief executive of the Crown Law Office – the public service department of New Zealand charged with advising the government on legal affairs; representing the government in appellate cases; and overseeing the prosecution of criminal offences before the courts.
Reporting only to the attorney-general, the solicitor-general provides advice directly to ministers, departments and agencies of government and also has responsibility for the prosecution of criminal jury trials and Crown representation in appeals against conviction and sentences.
State services commissioner Iain Rennie, who manages the appointment process for the position of the solicitor-general on behalf of the attorney-general, said: "I have had the privilege to work with Mike Heron on a number of issues. I have also been impressed by the quality of his legal advice, his ability to identify pragmatic solutions to complex problems and his strong commitment to serve the people of New Zealand and the government of the day.
"Mr Heron has been an effective steward as chief executive of the Crown Law Office. He has successfully developed Crown Law as an effective public sector organisation. His leadership of the government legal network has connected the legal profession to a much greater extent than in the past, to the benefit of legal professionals within the Public Service and the departments they serve.
"As Mr Heron is an outstanding public servant, I am hopeful that he will be able to return to a senior role in the Public Service in the future."
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Logistic & Asset Trackers
Vehicle Trackers
Personal and Pet Trackers
Integrated SIM – iSIM
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LTE IoT BLOG
How to simplify healthcare devices with cellular connectivity
By Igor Tovberg, Director of Product Marketing, Sony Semiconductor IL
In the next few years, fundamental technological changes in wireless communications are set to revolutionize healthcare applications. Mobile health devices can assist in reducing hospital costs, enabling better clinical decision-making, getting the patients more exposed to their medical conditions and treatment and even saving lives. The global mHealth solutions market is projected to reach USD 213.6 billion by 2025 from USD 50.8 billion in 2020 and we can see more and more tech giants like Apple and Google pushing their way to healthcare. In this blog, we will explore how professional organizations can benefit from the connectivity options available for healthcare application devices.
Traditional connected healthcare device design
Monitoring healthcare applications has traditionally focused on the patient as the single object for receiving the data captured. Therefore, it only made sense to use the patient's smartphone as a means of receiving the data over a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connection, processing it and using the built-in connectivity in the smartphone to send the data externally to the cloud (as depicted in Figure 1 below). Additional topologies leveraged existing WiFi infrastructure, mandating a local router in between the device and the network.
Figure 1 – Dependency on Patient Device for Cloud Connectivity
Technological progress in Cellular LPWAN Connectivity
Recently, a lot of progress has been made to enable seamless connectivity for IoT devices, particularly in the cellular IoT standards (LTE-M and NB-IoT) are inherently built for resource-constrained IoT devices, enabling long battery life, small size to fit compact low-cost devices, making them ideal for healthcare applications.
Today, as healthcare devices for blood pressure, glucose monitoring, holter monitors etc. evolve to provide better, more accurate data, doctors can effectively monitor patient status remotely from their own homes and advise on the right treatment, in the same way the patient was monitored in the hospital. In fact, hospitals are seeking the technological capabilities to enable patients to be hospitalized from their own homes for convenience and to reduce the load of hospital bed occupancy (which has become painfully visible during COVID-19 with the stress on hospital beds).
Figure 2 – Straightforward Device Connectivity to the Cloud
Removing dependency on the human factor with cellular IoT connectivity
It's time for a rethink. Is the conventional topology of using WiFi/BLE connectivity for healthcare devices still the right choice for the value we want to get out of healthcare data? Or will a direct link between the healthcare device and the cloud (as depicted in Figure 2) be better?
As always, it depends on the use case and application.
Visual representation of the measured data is easily accessible to the patient in both BLE (directly from the device) or Cellular (via the cloud) connectivity options. For applications that use the patient's smart phone as the main interface to control the device, it makes sense to continue using BLE, as the dependency on the patient smartphone is inherent. However, to take the next step in the evolution of healthcare services, devices need to be always-on, always-connected, which means data needs to be shared simply, reliably and securely.
Let's review conventional BLE connectivity vs. cellular IoT connectivity in these terms:
When using WiFi/BLE connectivity, getting a device to be functional is also dependent on the patient. Usually, the vendor provides an installation app and the user needs to follow the instructions. This process is not always intuitive and often leads to the device not operating correctly and to user frustration.
Cellular LPWAN offers out-of-the-box plug and play connectivity. There is no dependency on human intervention for pairing purposes as in the BLE case. Nor is there any dependency on the condition of the patient's smartphone or the need for seeking a proper SSID and pairing as in the WiFi case. Cellular-based device powers on and immediately connects to the network. This is especially valuable to the elderly, kids or other patients with limitations who may struggle to set up the device correctly.
In the BLE case, the device relies on the patient's smartphone to communicate the data. This presents several challenges: The phone is not always accessible (due to a depleted battery, broken or stolen phone or simply because the phone's BLE function is turned off) and is dependent on the patients (who might be less tech savvy) to operate the phone app in the right way to get the data across. Reliable cellular connectivity is not disrupted by human interaction as may occur in BLE case.
With strong support by Mobile Network operators, Cellular IoT has been rapidly deployed, providing global and reliable coverage now, and it is here to stay with operator support for decades ahead. According to GSMA (https://www.gsma.com/iot/mobile-iot-commercial-launches/ ), more than 150 commercial networks are already supporting Cellular IoT.
Using cellular IoT, valuable information can be sent, continuously and on real time, not only to the patient himself, but also to the family care provider or to emergency services if needed.
When using BLE, data delivery relies on the smartphone application. This can present various threats as smartphone apps are generally more vulnerable to different types of attacks which jeopardize secure and reliable delivery of the data to the cloud.
Cellular IoT has the highest security standards, with end-to-end authentication of the trusted secure element (SIM level authentication) to the operator. It also enables direct cloud communication to ensure reliable and secure delivery of the data.
For healthcare applications that require the patient's mobile phone to actively operate the device it makes sense to continue using the patient's mobile phone as a gateway to the network. However, in most other cases, this dependency is cumbersome and can even risk lives in cases where the BLE link to mobile phone is inaccessible for any reason. To ensure secured, reliable, continuous connectivity, it is preferable to use the cellular IoT networks that are largely deployed with outstanding coverage in almost any environment worldwide. Using cellular LPWAN technology also removes the burden of device installation from the patient, making it a plug and play device with out-of-the box connectivity.
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To mark their four-year milestone and partake of the Christmas spirit, Teleskopik Recordings will release 'the best of' their 2011-2012 releases.
After a busy and fruitful summer Teleskopik Recordings are really excited to introduce its 20th release by Boom Merchant; a talented up and coming artist based in Glasgow, Scotland.
Cave Sedem is back with an acid-house EP – not to be missed!
Our latest EP from mr23, 'Lunenda / Playkid' (released 15 May) is now on sale at all major online stores, including Beatport.


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Q: i have this error "Segmentation fault (core dumped) " when run a cpp program in this code i am trying to read a record from a file but it appears this error "Segmentation fault (core dumped) "
in VS code
and i have Ubuntu OS
this is the code
#include <iostream>
#include<fstream>
using namespace std;

class A{
    private:
        string name;
        int age;
        double grade;
    public:
        A(){}
        A(string name , int age , double grade){
            A::name = name;
            A::age = age;
            A::grade = grade;
        }

        void dispRec(){
            cout << name <<"  "<<age<<"  "<<grade<<endl;
        }

};

int main(){

    string s;
    fstream k;
    A rec("khaled",20,177);
        A rec2;
        k.open("file.txt",ios::in | ios::out);
        if (k.is_open()){
            //k.write((char*)&rec,sizeof(rec));
            k.read((char*)&rec2,sizeof(rec2));
        }else {
            cout << "file not found\n";
        }

        k.close();
        cout << "Name  age  grade \n";
            rec2.dispRec();

}

i am trying to read a record from file in cpp


If the name-calling, extremely mean politics of Donald Trump are turning you off, if the Bernie Sanders Socialist agenda is turning you off, if you constantly find that voting is choosing between the least of two bad candidates then I would like to offer up a new choice: Go Independent.
UniteAmerica.org is a national independent movement in which more moderate leaning conservatives and liberals run as independents and are free to vote for the people they represent and not be threatened with well-financed primary opponents that are backed by the special interests.
Generally the issues we seek to pursue are campaign finance reform, independent ethics panels, independent panels to redistrict state maps, and holding elected officials to most of the same laws they hold us accountable to.
Most of our candidates have vowed not to caucus with either party and to vote every issue as to what best suits their own constituency.
We have nine candidates running in the current election, most for state seats which will be our national candidates of the future. Here in Maryland, the movement could make a national statement by seating our first U.S. Senator in Neal Simon.
The last pole I saw had Neal with 9 percent, which is huge for an independent candidate which usually carry 3-5 percent of the vote. We are taking on long-entrenched Sen. Ben Cardin who has voted 97 percent of the time with the party. Neal's latest email claims his poll that I have not seen has him gapping up within striking distance.
I have volunteered to head up the effort for Carroll County and I can't be at all 36 precincts at the same time so if you agree with me that it is high time we try something different and would like to help contact me at sdavid0419@yahoo.com.
The Carroll County Republican Central Committee is pleased to announce our endorsement of two candidates for the Board of Education. As the voice of the Republican Party in Carroll County, we look for candidates who hold conservative values and bring a common sense approach to government. After interviewing candidates and evaluating their resumes, the committee believes that Kenny Kiler and Doug Howard would best represent our values .
Kenny Kiler is an involved community member in North Carroll, particularly known to families as a former Rec Council President and the founder of the Manchester Wrestling program. In addition to holding a degree in mathematics, he has spent his entire career in construction, negotiating contracts, managing projects and supervising employees. He has been a successful executive in challenging economic times.
Likewise, Doug Howard is a businessman well-known to the community. He is creative in his approach to challenges. As a two-term county commissioner, no Board of Education candidate understands the intricacies of the BOE budget better than Doug Howard.
The Board of Education faces challenges in the coming years and commands approximately half of Carroll County's budget. These two men have a vested interest in the success of CCPS. Doug has children still attending Carroll County Public Schools and Kenny has grandchildren enrolled. Additionally, they both have professional careers that reflect a history of successfully managing substantial budgets and solving budgetary challenges.
The Republican Central Committee wholeheartedly endorses Doug Howard and Kenny Kiler for the Board of Education and we encourage you to support these two proven conservatives on Nov. 6.
The writer is the chairman of the Carroll County Republican Central Committee.


A real treat for history and archaeology enthusiasts! Poland's very first exhibition of objects coming from the legendary Swedish royal shipwreck Kronan.
The exhibition presents a part of the landscape of the Middle Vistula Valley. The photographs were taken over the last few years in the four nature sanctuaries: Ławice Kiełpińskie (Kiełpin Sandbanks), Kępy Kazuńskie (Kazuń Clusters), Ruska Kępa (Russian Cluster) oraz Zakole Zakroczymskie (Zakroczym Bend).
Heroic admirals, fierce wars conducted with Sweden and memorable battles for free sailing on the Baltic Sea are the main topic of our new exhibition entitled "For the freedom of sailing. The Dutch Admiralty fighting for access to the Baltic Sea in the 16th–17th centuries". The exhibition is available in the Granary Hall (Spichlerze) on Ołowianka Island from the 20th of June.
Jan Stanisławski was a leading artist representing Art Nouveau in Polish painting; he was also a great teacher for a whole generation of artists who had a significant impact on developments in Polish painting in the first part of the 20th century. This year it has been one hundred years since his death.
From the 6th of April the world's best pictures of wildlife will be available for everybody to see in the Polish Maritime Museum. The exhibition opens with the winners of the annual photography competition, Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2006, organized, for the 43rd time, by the BBC Wildlife Magazine and the Natural History Museum in London.
For every grown man and boy the toy railway is one toy which they have always dreamed about and which they will remember all their life. They almost certainly remember emotions which accompanied unpacking the box found on Christmas, laying convoluted tracks, putting locomotive and wagons in correct order and making all the machinery move around with characteristic whistling sounds.
Once again, in our museum on the Motlawa River we have the opportunity to admire exotic landscapes of remote Asia, thanks to Elżbieta Szołomiak's painting exhibition entitled "Lands and Seas of Asia".
Last December, the Central Maritime Museum exhibition on the Vistula River and Gdansk was hosted in Shanghai and in May, 2006 we welcomed in Gdansk a Chinese exhibition on the Shanghai's "River-mother", Huang-pu.
4th from the series: "Polish Artists about the Sea"
The Polish Maritime Museum invites You to see the exhibition of art of Leon Wyczółkowski (1852, Huta Miastkowska-1936, Warszawa).
From 8th April 2006 The Polish Maritime Museum has great pleasure to invited for an exhibitions: Mare. Tadeusz Zaremba Painting.


Enjoy talking with friends and family all around the world with Line: Free Calls & Messages. Message your friends, call them or make video calls for more intimate conversations. Line: Free Calls & Messages makes all of this possible, for free. The quality of the calls and video chats is guaranteed. And, to make things even more fun, you can use effects and filters on the video. Enjoy conversations in whole new cool and bizarre ways! You can have private chats but also have group video calls. Enjoy free conversations with up to 200 people at the same time! Sharing things you like is also a key part of the Line app. Send your friends photos, videos, voice messages and share locations easily. There are also hundreds of cool stickers you can use to make conversations more expressive and dynamic. Not only that, you can share moments in a more immediate way, using the Timeline. Your daily moments can be shared this way for all your friends to see. You can also check your favorite celebrities' accounts to know what they are up to and get lifestyle and entertainment app recommendations to be more aware of what's going on in the world. Stay in the loop! And wherever you are, however many messages you send, Line is always synced across all your devices. There's also a convenient PC and Mac version, so you can access the chats truly anywhere. You can also make calls to people who aren't on the Line and to mobile phones at very low rates. As an alternative, you can watch quick ads to get free calls! Line: Free Calls & Messages lets you enjoy conversations with anyone you want, anywhere in the world, for free!


Clean water is the most fundamental component of good health, and it's a desperate need for residents of a particular Southeast Asian country. BGR partners are drilling 26 wells in needy areas of this nation, where people have little access to clean, safe drinking water. The wells will not only provide potable water but they will also create opportunities to educate locals about sanitation. Please, pray for those working on this project.
Pray the Lord will call two well drillers to join this team. Each worker needs the strength and ability to complete the work, as well as the desire to minister.
Pray the team's old, well-drilling equipment will continue functioning.
Pray more believers will be available to follow up in the villages after the well-drilling teams move on to other communities.
Pray these well-drilling projects will impact people and draw them toward the Water of Life.


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The Office of Management and Budget recently updated the timing for the release of the long-awaited proposed rule addressing liability, no-fault and workers' compensation settlements. According to the updated publication, the rule seeks to clarify that an individual or Medicare beneficiary must satisfy Medicare's interests with respect to future medical items and services related to settlements, judgments, awards or other payments for liability, no-fault and Workers' Compensation settlements. The proposed rule would also remove obsolete regulations. The scheduled timing for release of the proposed rule is August 2020.
The current Medicare Set-Aside process is one created by policy memo; the term Medicare Set-Aside appears nowhere in the actual Medicare Secondary Payer law or regulations. Although the Medicare Secondary Payer Act (MSPA) clearly includes liability insurance plans as potential primary payers, the applicability of the MSPA to post-settlement medical expenses is only addressed in the worker's compensation regulations/rules associated with the MSPA. This proposed rule could change that.
Once the proposed rule is released, it will be published in the Federal Register. Public comment would follow. After receiving all comments, CMS must review the comments and decide whether the proposed rule should be changed. If the agency decides to move forward, with or without changes, the final rule would then be published in the Federal Register, along with an effective date. Generally, the rule cannot become effective fewer than 30 days after the date of publication.
We have seen proposed rulemaking for liability MSAs in the past, which stalled after the comment period. What this new, proposed rule says remains to be seen. As always, however, the attorneys at Nyhan, Bambrick, Kinzie and Lowry will keep you updated and abreast of all developments.
The NBKL blog is provided for informational purposes; we are not giving legal advice or creating an attorney/client relationship by providing this information. Before relying on any legal information of a general nature, you may consider consulting legal counsel as to your particular facts and applications of the law.
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Many of our customers are interested in knowing about the history of our building.
Records have been kept for this parcel since 1816. It originally included the lot just to the west on Cottage Street. We know that by 1874, the front portion of the building was here, but records are not available to indicate the exact year of its construction. The first phase included the portion of the building up to about the door leading into our kitchen. The rear portion of the building appears to have been built shortly thereafter, and the wedge-shaped addition on the Virginia Street side, where you enter, was completed by at least 1929.
A review of Polk's City of Buffalo Directory reveals some of the businesses that operated out of this building in ten-year increments. Keep in mind that there were three storefronts and that the building has been subdivided in many different configurations over the years!
1929: Marinaccino Saverio Shoe Repair
1929: Hill Lemon Juice Company
1940: Alenius Gunnar, Furniture Repair
1940: Mrs. Addla Tomas, Grocer
1950: Lomascola Hardware (until 1970)
1960: Sam's Delicatessan
1970: Norm's Superette
1980: Jim's Delicatessan
1980: Nagi's Deli
The County of Erie obtained the property in 1987 through foreclosure and subsequently transferred ownership to the City of Buffalo in 1991. The building was vacant from 1987-1990. In 1991 the building was sold to Anthony Corto, who received funds from the city to repair and renovate it. The Lower West Side Community Development Center operated out of the portion that is now the dining room and entrance area in the early 1990s. A florist shop called Enchanted Florist occupied the front portion for a brief period in the late 1990s. Carroll Ann Simon purchased the building from Mr. Corto in October 2003 and immediately began to redevelop it as Betty's with Betty's co-owner, Doty Hall.
We know that many of our customers have fond memories of this building when it was used as a hardware store or as a grocery store. We love to hear these stories and encourage you to tell them to us. We will file them and share them with others.
Betty's is named for Doty's mother and is a tribute to mothers everywhere. We hope that you experience the kind of comfort and care here that Betty gave to her family, and that Betty's will inspire you to care for and about others.
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The end of Game Of Thrones is in sight, even if it won't come for another year, but that doesn't mean we're facing a shortage of George R.R. Martin content. He has Syfy's adaptation of Nightflyers and that book he's supposed to be working on, and now Deadline is reporting that an adaptation of his kid-friendly short story The Ice Dragon is now going to be made into an animated film. Despite the title—and what publishers insist on saying—the book isn't technically connected to A Song Of Ice And Fire (the book series Game Of Thrones is based on). The original story predates A Game Of Thrones (the book), which means it predates the creation of Westeros, as Martin explicitly noted on his LiveJournal page a few years ago.
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January 2012 Birth Club
Toddler fined for urinating in public
Amay25
BS for the store not to let her child use the restroom. Obviously what happened was not ideal, but a ticket? That cop was an ass.
Published On: Sep 13 2012 09:00:50 AM CDT
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A Pennsylvania toddler could be fined for not being able to hold it until he found a restroom. The mother of the 2-year-old said she could not believe a police officer handed her a ticket.
Nathaniel Robboy is learning in the world of potty training, you can't always pee where you want.
"While we're in the store, my 9-year-old and 2-year-old needed to use the bathroom. And they asked if they could use the bathroom and were told no," said Caroline Robboy, Nathaniel's mother.
As the family left the store with her elderly in-laws and three children, Nathaniel ran to a nearby traffic pole. He took matters into his own hands, and his mother tried to re-direct him.
"And, so I tell him, 'Go over to a grassy patch and make pee,' and next thing I know, I have an officer giving me a police ticket for public urination," Robboy said.
On the $50 ticket, the officer wrote Robboy told her son to go in the street and never acknowledged it was an accident. And then, Robboy said the officer lectured her on parenting.
"He said, 'I'm doing this for your own protection, because God forbid, there had been some pervert out there looking at my son,'" Robboy said.
Robboy said Nathaniel is a bright child who, except for this recent misfire, is doing well with his potty-training. The two of them will fight the ticket.
"It's not about the $50 It's not the issue for me! I want a place that feels friendly to me, that my children will feel safe and have positive experiences with police officers," Robboy said.
penny.frennzy
I see both sides. Poor boy couldn't hold it and doesn't know any better but the cop had a point about perverts watching and also because if he's allowed to pee in public once he will try it again and might not even bother looking for a toilet first. He's being taught consequences..true at a very young age but taught nonetheless.
Amay25 · Original Poster
But to actually FINE the toddler? Seems excessive.
didi&andre
The officer should've just spoken to the child, how is fining a mother going to solve it. If she was careless then I agree, but they were neglected the public restroom. He should've been more forgiving, or fined the stupid store.
chiancylvr
Seems fine to me. Sure,they are making an example out of them, but it is justified. I don't see why people get this sense of entitlement. Just because you were not allowed to use a private restroom now you have to urinate on public property? It's not so much that it's a toddler, it's the fact that the mother thinks its perfectly ok behavior. It's not like the toddler is going to pay for the ticket, the mother is.
Why would you fine a store? It is private property, they are not required to provide public restrooms.
AmaiKhai
That is excessive. The cop didn't have to fine him. A warning for his mother would have worked just as well. And what lesson is the toddler really learning? He's 2 for Pete's sake! Like he's going to remember the next time he can't hold it, "Oh I better not pee outside or I'll get a ticket." His mind isn't capable of that yet. It's on his mother to make sure proper precautions are made in the future. Perhaps she may want to take along a diaper during outings until he gets the potty training down or she may want to shop at more family friendly establishments. In my opinion the cop was a dick and so was the store owner.
I guess the question is whether there was ANY other place for the toddler to go. If not, what are you going to do?? I think speaking to her - which would be highly embarrassing, would have been sufficient.
I totally agree parents shouldn't nilly-willy let their kids go anywhere. But if there is no other immediate option...the kid would have gone somewhere out in public.
briteyes88
Oh, Philly. I wish I could say I was surprised. Ridiculous citations & stuff like that happens all the time - guess the city needs to get revenue somehow...
It was excessive, its ok for a store to have the right to neglect a 2 yr old from using their restroom? His mother was a paying customer.
I agree, maybe the mom should bring back up - like a diaper, since he's still training, but even if the kid was 4-5, kids sometimes can't hold it in forever. But fining her is perfectly ok? ...awesome.
RBCjan12
That is a bit ridiculous. I see both sides, though. The cop was "looking" out for the child but I think if he would've just talked to the boy and told him, "You can not potty where ever you want. It is dangerous and illegal. Mommy could get in trouble for that. Would you want mommy to get in trouble?", would work enough. Children are fascinated by police officers and need to have positive view of them.
For the mom, there really was nothing she could do if there was nowhere else for the boy to go. Sure, she could've directed him to a bush or somewhere he is hidden but kids will be kids. That police officer obviously doesn't have kids. Hopefully the judge they see has a little boy and will understand.
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Pham, DeJong, Voit homer as Lynn, Cardinals shutout Mets 6-0
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Tommy Pham, Paul DeJong and Luke Voit homered and Lance Lynn pitched seven innings of three-hit ball as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Mets 6-0 on Sunday.
It was Lynn's longest outing since May 23, when he threw 123 pitches in eight scoreless innings in a 2-1 loss to Clayton Kershaw and the Dodgers. Lynn's two strikeouts is a season low, but he needed just 93 pitches while facing two batters over the minimum.
Lynn (7-6) did not allow a runner past first and lowered his ERA to 3.61.
Trevor Rosenthal struck out the side in the eighth and John Brebbia pitched a scoreless ninth as the Cardinals finished a 6-4 homestand and moved into a tie with the Chicago Cubs for second place in the National League Central.
Steven Matz (2-2) gave up five runs and seven hits in 4 1/3 innings, his shortest outing since June 3. He struck out a season-low one.
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The Walls Group Talks New Single "High And Lifted," Burdens Of Ministry & Kanye's Sunday Service
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Darrel, 28, Ahjah, 21, Paco, 23, and Rhea, 24 of The Walls Group
Warryn Campbell, owner and founder of the record label My Block Inc. recently released a compilation album, "Warryn Campbell presents My Block Inc." featuring songs from all the artists on his label including songs from Mary Mary, Erica Campbell, Joi Starr, MC Lyte, Jason Champion, Jason McGee, Toni Estes and The Walls Group. In anticipation of the album's release, we spoke with Campbell and members of The Walls Group, Darrel, Paco, Ahjah, and Rhea about the challenges and blessings of singing gospel music as young people, Kanye's Sunday Service and dating in their twenties.
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MN: How did the single "High and Lifted" come to be?
Warryn: I was on vacation. I knew I needed a Walls Group song. I was literally in this bungalow where we're staying. I did the beat and I sent it to them and they sent it back, just like you hear it on the record. It's all them.
MN: So you all wrote the lyrics?
Warryn: And did the vocal arrangements, the whole nine.
Paco: Ahjah usually starts things off.
Ahjah: Darrel did the chorus first. Starts singing the chorus. And then Paco had his lyrics ready. He's a poet.
Paco: Street poet.
Ahjah: He had his first verse and it had to come in strong. So I said, 'I think I'm going to do the second verse' and I did. And then we had a little bridge and then we had a song.
MN: How quickly did that come together?
Darrel: Maybe two days.
Warryn: Really? It seemed way faster to me.
Darrel: It was like five minutes but to complete it for real, two days.
Warryn: I was still on vacation when I got it back. I played it for my wife and she was like, 'They just did this?' Sometimes you sign a group or an artist and you don't know what you've got until you start working. That's how I feel about the Walls Group. We did an album but then signing them and working with them, I'm starting to realize what I stepped into. It's like a never-ending matrix of creativity.
MN: Darrel, I know that you initially were going to sing R&B music. Was there hesitancy to come over to the gospel side?
Darrel: I've always been in church but I was a musician. I didn't want to sing. I could sing but I was musician guy. I wanted to do R&B because I just wanted to do that. That's where the women were.
Paco: They're everywhere.
Darrel: It wasn't a kick and scream but it was definitely a tantrum. I remember, I was a freshman in college and I was like, 'I can't…I don't want to do this [college] for four years. So God, make something happen. This gotta happen like now.' So in my mind, because I prayed the prayer, I'm thinking Warryn Campbell is going to find me somewhere, we were going to do something. But what happened was our video went viral and churches started calling. I was like, 'That's beautiful but..' It wasn't until we all had a conversation and it was like this is happening, clearly this is what we're supposed to do. I don't fight God but for maybe once.
MN: Did the rest of you have similar struggles or were you on board from jump?
Paco: We were really young.
Ahjah: I don't think we realized what we were agreeing to. We sang together because my mom used to make us, 'Hey, sing this part.' We all had our own stuff going on. Rhea was actually running track. Track star.
Rhea: I did not [want to sing.] I refused. And I think my junior year, I pulled my hamstring. And I was like, 'Dang, that danggone God!' I just told them I wasn't going to do this and now look.
Ahjah: It was a crazy journey because as kids we had to give up a lot. We didn't have time to hang out and be kids. I almost didn't finish high school because we were gone so much. I think that's how we knew that this is the call for us. There's no way I should have been able to finish school and still keep up with what we were doing at the time. We all had our struggles internally but we're here.
MN: You said that you were really young when you started, so do the songs hit differently now that you're older and singing with a little bit more life experience?
All: Yes!
Paco: We write the songs now.
Ahjah: The songs can relate to you in a different way. I listen to the song "Mighty You Are"…
Rhea: Quickens Aah ooo.
Darrel: You understand exactly what you're singing about more than just liking what you're singing.
Ahjah: I was on the plane in full worship. I had my hands up. The stewardess tapped me and asked if I needed anything.
Rhea: I listen to it now and I'm like, 'This is a great song.' I actually want to re-do the song and re-release it.
MN: Re-release it because your voices are different?
Rhea: The song is so powerful. We hated the song. I hated the song. I was like, 'This song too slow.' But go sit in the closet, turn the lights off and you put that song in your ear, it's going to be a good time. I mean, turn the world off and listen to the music.
MN: I wanted to ask you about the song "Satisfied." My boss sent me this article that was basically like for a lot of millennials, work has become a new religion. We define ourselves solely by what we've accomplished and if we don't feel worthy if we haven't achieved certain milestones by certain times. And "Satisfied" speaks to that. So I wanted to know how that song came about and what does it mean to you all.
Paco: True.
Darrel: The funny thing about it is, we didn't write the song. Kirk Franklin actually wrote the song and it was an absolutely incredible song and we loved it from the beginning. But the thing about it was, in the space that we were, it was very personal for us. And we gravitated to the song immediately. Because it was like we have been working for a long time. We don't have that house or that car.
Warryn: How many years had it been since you guys had been working before that song?
Paco: 5-6 years.
Warryn: I asked that because that's like two days in my experience. But at the time it seemed like a long time.
Darrel: It seems like a long time because you've graduated college…
MN: Six years is like a third of your life.
Darrel: You're trying to figure it out. I'm tired of living with my momma and my daddy. Something gotta happen. What's going on? But here comes this song that says if I never get the house, never get the car. You really start having to develop a relationship with Christ, for sure. It becomes really real to say 'You know what, I need to get this now so that when I do turn 30 and nothing happens or if I do get this stuff and it goes away, it doesn't mess with my mental. We'll be okay.'
Ahjah: I read a devotion the other morning that talked about the things that we place value on in life, our petty grievances and the things that overtake us, and the things that we worry about, God says, instead of worrying about it and complaining about it, be grateful for the things you do have. I adopt an attitude of gratitude for my family. I have great friends. I woke up today. The little things we feel entitled to. If we shift our perspective we can be grateful for the real works that God is doing in our lives.
Paco: She actually got me because I used to tweet this thing, 'What are y'all mad about today?' She said, try 'What are you grateful for today?'
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MN: I do want to ask all of you something, Warryn I know you've worked with Kanye. The church and people who've grown up in the church have a lot of varied opinions about Sunday Service and what it is, what it means, whether it's in line with spiritual teachings or not. So I wanted to get your thoughts on Sunday Service.
Darrel: I love it.
Ahjah: I truly do.
Paco: I love it too. I was very, very estranged for a second because I grew up really, really Kanye heavy. My brother used to wake up and play, "Good Morning." I was like, 'Who is this guy?' But once he started changing up a little bit, I was hurt by that a lot. So when he first started Sunday Service, I was like, 'I'm good.' But it took me paying attention. It took me watching like one video. You really can see his heart. I could see that it was very spiritual.
Darrel: And what I think is dope is because of his intention, his heart for it, he's sowing seeds. Even though they might not know that they're getting seed sowed into them, later it will manifest in some type of way.
Warryn: You can also judge the sincerity by the necessity. He doesn't need to do that. He doesn't need to open a church or whatever he's doing. I knew that right away because I have a relationship with him. So when I saw it, I was like this is something different Kanye's doing. Then he called me one day and says, 'I'm going to do Coachella, Sunday Service. Can you come down here and help me do something?' So me and my wife drive down there, talked to him and he showed me a song list and he wanted scriptures to go with every song. I started thinking about how significant that is. I've known Kanye for a very long time. I met Kanye the night he had his accident. We were both producing an album called State Property with Beanie Sigel. I've known him since then and I've never heard him say anything about church, God, anything. So to go from that, all the way here, it must be something to it. Then we did that and one day he calls me to come and preach at his Sunday Service. I said okay. So I came and did that. Two weeks later, he called and said, 'Can I bring my Sunday Service to your church?' I said, 'Let's do it.' He did and it was amazing. He brought 150 singers, 100 member drumline. He brought Torrei Kelly with him. It was just an amazing time and he was super sincere. It wasn't even him. He wasn't the focal point. He was standing off to the side, worshipping with everybody else. And I just saw his heart. And that's what it is. Anything he's involved with, he goes in 155 % and he's just wit it. You go to his house, he has photocopied scriptures on the wall, just staring at them. He's like, 'I got to learn about this whole armor of God.' So, he's sincere.
And I'm not with the culture, you've got to meet our approval before you can do whatever.
Ahjah: Nobody is anybody to determine someone's walk with God. People need to keep their opinions to themselves.
Warryn: So kudos to Kanye and his family. I think we all ought to pray for him because as he's trying to walk that walk, there will be people taking shots at him. He'll be under attack from people he probably even trusted. He's committed to it. He's saying, 'I don't want to do any other music but gospel music at this point.' And he don't have to.
MN: Singing and ministering to people can be a heavy—I don't want to say burden but I'm sure people are like, 'You sing gospel, let me unload on you.'
Darrel: It is a burden.
Ahjah: I think we feel it a lot from our personal friend groups but even more so from people who don't even know you. I look at DMs because I like to talk to people and respond to people. And what I find in my DMs are a lot of people who need a word or need advice. And they just expect you to have answers. And most times—I'm a preachy person so it's cool. And most times I do have a word. But people expect to be their genie. When I call on you, you need to have an answer. I'm still trying to figure my life out too. I teach as I'm being taught. I'm learning and as I'm learning I'm helping people. It's not that I have these answers out of nowhere. It does weigh down on you a little bit But I'm learning to delegate my time.
Darrel: But it also helps with [not condemning people.] You can't treat people like you have it all together. The Bible says there is no condemnation. You can't make people feel that way because that's not what Christ would do and that's not how Jesus did it in the first place.
MN: What types of experiences are you guys running into in the dating world?
Paco: I'm running into the single experience. I'm in full sprint.
MN: So you guys are not thinking about marriage or anything like that at this point.
Ahjah: We're dating and figuring things out.
Paco: I was thinking about it. When I was younger that was the thing I really wanted to do. I was like, 'I'm going to be married by 21.' I was in a relationship like this has got to be it. And it wasn't it.
Ahjah: I was engaged last year. I know for sure that I want to be married but I think as a I get older, and learn myself I know that the type of partner that I need, they have to be equal mentally. My relationship with God is paramount in my life. And if that's not your thing, we just can't–we don't mesh. Everybody's walk is different. That's okay. I just need you to be walking. What I'm saying is want to know him.
The first single from the compilation album is from Erica Campbell called "Praying and Believing." The video for the single, directed by Meagan Good, is available now. You can watch it below.
This story was originally published on MadameNoire.com.
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Five GPFF Attorneys Named to 2018 Super Lawyers
GPFF 2018 Super Lawyers: From left, Vaira, Funt, Greenblatt, Pierce and Bobbe.
Philadelphia – May 18, 2018 – An impressive five attorneys from Greenblatt Pierce Funt and Flores (GPFF) were named to this year's Pennsylvania Super Lawyers list, with the 2018 Super Lawyers guide referring to the firm as "one of the go-to litigation firms in Pennsylvania and New Jersey – for good reason." In addition to their directory listings, two of the attorneys are also celebrating extraordinary Super Lawyer milestones this year.
Partners Ronald L. Greenblatt, Patricia V. Pierce, and James A. Funt have all been included in the 2018 Super Lawyers list, along with GPFF Special Counsel Peter F. Vaira and Senior Associate Richard T. Bobbe. In addition to their main listings, two attorneys carry impressive added designations: this is the 10th consecutive year that Peter Vaira has been listed in Super Lawyers, and the 15th consecutive year for Patricia Pierce. Also, Ms. Pierce was named to the list of the Top 50 Women Super Lawyers in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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Founded 22 years ago as an aggressive criminal defense law practice, Greenblatt, Pierce, Funt and Flores, LLC has grown into a full-service law firm offering individuals assistance in virtually all areas of criminal, employment, personal injury, civil rights, and family law. The firm has four offices in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Visit www.gpfflaw.com for more information.
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Then Mayor Verity Bainbridge singles her out for a special project: Germaine is sent to the Senior Citizens Centre to settle an ongoing parking dispute with the nearby Fitzsimmons Golf Club. When she discovers just who the owner of the golf club is, she's eager to resolve the issue, but it turns out not to be a simple matter to sort out. And perhaps some of the parties have hidden agendas?
The complication in all of this is that Collette's protagonist is great with numbers but less so with people. Germaine night be somewhere "on the spectrum"; she certainly has a touch of OCD; she's often oblivious to social cues; she manages to rationalise poor decisions, allows her infatuation to cloud her judgement, and is sometimes incredibly naïve. But eventually, she does find out what's truly important in life (and it's not status, career, money or personal connections).
What a wonderfully diverse support cast Collette gives Germaine: a cheating sudoku champion, a manipulative mayor, a grumpy club president, a CWA-prize-winning cook; an activist mother; a very smart six-year-old boy; a creative helpline operator; a manager with a conscience; a persistently friendly neighbour; and a casually clad IT expert.
Collette includes plenty of laugh-out-loud humour, but also a few poignant moments. It should come as no surprise to readers that this excellent novel is published by Text Publishing: Germaine Johnson could easily be the cousin of Grace Lisa Vandenberg (Toni Jordan's "Addition") and Don Tillman (Graeme Simsion's "Rosie" series), both also products of Text. Funny and heart-warming, this is a brilliant debut novel and Collette's further works will be eagerly anticipated.


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Q: Passing a normal java file value to jsp file I have written a code to import an excel file where I get data and I want to insert data in my JSP file. Can I do it by using the normal code rather than using servlets?
My code for upload the excel file is
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.util.Vector;

import javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicInternalFrameTitlePane.RestoreAction;

import org.apache.poi.hssf.record.formula.functions.Goto;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFCell;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFRow;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFSheet;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.usermodel.HSSFWorkbook;
import org.apache.poi.poifs.filesystem.POIFSFileSystem;

public class uploadexcel {
public static void main(String[] args) {
      Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);
      System.out.println("Please enter a filename with extention to upload");

    String fileName = "C:\\"+scanner.nextLine();
    Vector dataHolder = ReadCSV(fileName);
    printCellDataToConsole(dataHolder);
}

private static void printCellDataToConsole(Vector dataHolder) {
    // TODO Auto-generated method stub
    for(int i=0;i<dataHolder.size();i++)
    {
        Vector column=(Vector)dataHolder.elementAt(i);
        for (int j = 0; j < column.size(); j++) {
            HSSFCell myCell = (HSSFCell) column.elementAt(j);
            String stringCellValue = myCell.toString();

            System.out.print(stringCellValue + "\t");
    }
    System.out.println();
    }
}

private static Vector ReadCSV(String fileName) {
    // TODO Auto-generated method stub
     Vector cellVectorHolder = new Vector();
     try {
         FileInputStream myInput = new FileInputStream(fileName);

         POIFSFileSystem myFileSystem = new POIFSFileSystem(myInput);

         HSSFWorkbook myWorkBook = new HSSFWorkbook(myFileSystem);

         HSSFSheet mySheet = myWorkBook.getSheetAt(0);

         Iterator rowIter = mySheet.rowIterator();

         while (rowIter.hasNext()) {
                 HSSFRow myRow = (HSSFRow) rowIter.next();
                 Iterator cellIter = myRow.cellIterator();
                 Vector column = new Vector();
                 while (cellIter.hasNext()) {
                         HSSFCell myCell = (HSSFCell) cellIter.next();
                         column.addElement(myCell);
                 }
                 cellVectorHolder.addElement(column);
         }
 } catch(IOException ie)
 {
     System.err.println("Please enter a valid input");

 }
     catch (Exception e) {
         e.printStackTrace();
 }
 return cellVectorHolder;
}

}

My jsp file is
<%@ page language="java" contentType="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"
pageEncoding="ISO-8859-1"%>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"     "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1">
<title>NAMES ON THE LIST:</title>
</head>
<body>
names: <input type="text" name="firstname"><br>
</body>
</html>

A: You do realize that JSP is evaluated on the server and then the HTML result is passed to the browser?
In essence you could have this fragment in your JSP page:
<%  printCellDataToConsole( ReadCSV( "file.csv" ) ) %>

which would include your csv in the webpage, modulus markup...
Cheers,

A: I would suggest you not do in this way.
Calling Servlet is the proper way to accomplish this.
But, You can do it this way.
<%@page import="java.util.Vector"%>

<%
 Vector oRetVal = new Vector();
 try{
       oRetVal = uploadexcel.ReadCSV("C:\\test.csv"); // Just an example
    }catch(Exception e){

        e.printStackTrace();
    }
%>

Iterate oRetVal in the JSP.
Note: Unrelated to the question: Read on Java Naming Conventions.
It should be "UploadExcel".


From the other side of the dining hall, she stomped across the room, arms akimbo, her angry face narrowing in on me. Short-pants was scolding me with her whole body.
It took a concerted effort to contain my smile. My 13-year old daughter was admonishing me for what she believed had been an all-nighter. Already, it seems, the child is parenting the parent.
I wondered if I should tell her the whole truth. That after a long night of drumming, karaoke and 'round-the-campfire singing, I'd hung out with friends at the cottage, aka the party house, telling stories and drinking shots of fireball whiskey. That we discussed and seriously considered a 3:00 am car trip – don't worry, there was a non-drinker who would have driven – into the town a few miles away, to a 24-hour shawarma joint or to try out the all-night casino on the nearby Indian reservation. That the only reason we didn't rally was that I was delivering a 7:00 am – yes seven in the morning – writing workshop and I knew I couldn't pull an all-nighter and still pull it off like in the old days. I wondered if I should mention to her that I'd forgotten my key in the room and had to crawl in the window at 3:30 am, while she and her sister and De-facto snored in their beds. That I crawled into bed giggling, because everything about the whole night had left me feeling untethered, carefree.
As creativity conferences go – and I've been to many, in the states, in Europe and the UK, in South Africa, too – the conference we attended last week, Mindcamp, might top my list. It's casual pace and rustic setting at a YMCA camp just north of Toronto made for the right balance of escape, immersion and relaxation; a perfect storm for creative insights and expression. Many of the usual suspects from our tribe of practitioners and facilitators were present – coming north over the border from the US and Mexico, or traveling in from Europe, from South America and even New Zealand to lead and attend sessions on various aspects of creativity: cultivating the right mindset, using cool tools and techniques. One of the reasons I love going to these conferences is it's great for taking a little risk and trying on an interesting topic or technique. But it's also a place to sharpen the saw and pick up new ideas and exercises to broaden my own tool kit. Perhaps most important, it's a place to see longtime friends, open-minded and big-hearted people who feel, to me, just like extended family, friends whom we've connected and re-connected with over the years and at whose suggestion I will stay up nearly all night drinking fireball whiskey.
We've been dragging our kids to creativity conferences all their lives. Both Short-pants and Buddy-roo had pre-natal experiences at CPSI or CREA. I remember the early days, hiring local babysitters through the hotel, or bringing our nanny along, or just juggling the supervision of their activities and meals in the thin slices of time between organizing and leading my own workshops. It was fatiguing, being mom and facilitator at once in such an intense setting, but I didn't want to miss the conferences and I knew even just being in the company of this band of cool, creative adults would have a positive impact on our children.
When the girls were little, we managed all this on an ad-hoc basis, piecing together child-care while we ran our workshops. In the last few years at CREA, an unofficial kids program has entertained and inspired them, but we were involved in its coordination and responsible for filling in the holes. At Mindcamp, there is a full-on kid's program with designated facilitators to do that, full-time, all day. That, coupled with the fact that the girls are now both old enough to dress themselves, find their way around, get their own food at the buffet table and get it from plate to mouth without our assistance, meant that they were extremely self-sufficient. We'd go the entire day without seeing them, just passing in the dining hall and getting a quick update on the amazing experiences they'd just had in their program.
I loved watching my girls from a distance, running amok with a pack of kids, engaging in precocious conversations with other adults at the conference who've watched them grow up over the years. It even happened once or twice, when I wanted to stop and chat with them and they were antsy, distracted. They'd lean in and kiss me and run off to their next session or their new friends, leaving me to admire them as they sprinted away. I can't say I minded too much. I'd been privy to their on-going chatter 24/7 for more than four weeks straight. I honestly didn't mind seeing the back of their heads. And each night, on the passaggiata, an after-dinner creative stroll through the grounds during which you'd run into all sorts of creative events and activities, from giant bubble-blowing to drumming to illuminated hoola-hooping to a perpetually-laughing man, to name only a few, they'd run by, part of a pack of kids, waving to me as they passed, wild and carefree on a late summer night.
Mindcamp was our last stop on this epic family US-tour. We'd traveled from San Francisco to as far south as Santa Fe, then north again to Chicago and east toward Cape Cod. We even took the ferry to Nantucket for a few island days before driving to Toronto for the conference. We were on the road a total of 37 days and the trip odometer displayed 5,272 miles when we dropped off the rental car at the airport. With the exception of Buddy-roo's small backpack, all the things we left behind had been mailed to us, and received, at subsequent destinations. After final search through the SUV that had carried us west to east in roomy comfort, we closed its heavy silver doors for the last time and handed the keys to the Avis agent.
Despite my initial resistance to the car time required for this trip, and the fatigue from having taken it, I must admit I was sorry to say goodbye to that car. It had become part of our family, carrying us across the country to see places of interest and people we love. It was the vehicle for our great adventure, the wheels that took us where we wanted to go, when we wanted to go there. Our driving-vacation was not without structure or commitments: we had to be certain places by certain dates and we tried to pack too much in, which kept us moving when we might have preferred to linger. Even so, it still felt footloose, like we were entirely mobile. Everything we needed was in the trunk of that silver bullet, and for days on end all we did was drive to a new place and see old friends. What's more carefree than that?
I patted the car affectionately before we walked away. "I'll miss you," I whispered, so that not even De-facto and the kids could hear.
Back in Barcelona – back home – suitcases were emptied while the washing machine churned for hours and the girls sequestered themselves upstairs in their rooms to lay their hands on their own things. A restlessness usually accompanies the return from any trip, let alone a trip of this length and quantity of experiences, but this time something felt, and still feels, different. Perhaps it's a consequence of a making a voyage rather than a quick trip. Having left behind the priorities and responsibilities of day-to-day life for so long, the endless list of little things that never got done before we left somehow feels like a new list, a list of things that don't-need-to-get-done-after-all. There are things to do, but they don't seem burdensome. Summer is waning, sure, and the return to school and work and the busy-ness of autumn are closing in on us, but it's okay. For just a few more days, at least, things still feel carefree.


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Detective Jacob Thomas had seen many things in his tenure as an investigator in London's Metropolitan Police Force. He had seen every sort of violence and had solved an array of complicated cases. But now, he was facing a case like no other – the murders of Jack the Ripper.
It was the late 1880s, and London was in the throes of crisis. Reports of gruesome murders had been coming in from the East End district since April. All of them presented similar characteristics; all of the victims were young prostitute women, and each had been brutally stabbed and frequently disemboweled. The public was terrified, but the police seemed to be at a loss as to who was responsible. Then, some began to suspect the murders had been committed by an individual, a mysterious figure that became known as Jack the Ripper.
Jacob found himself being sent to investigate the case, being assigned a task no other officer had been able to make progress on. But he had something the other officers did not possess – a unique ability of clairvoyance. He had been blessed – or cursed – with a vision to see beyond the visible.
He had been determined to use his gift to uncover the identity of the person behind the murders. Unfortunately, he had to be careful when using his ability. If anyone discovered his power, he would be driven away from the force. So, instead of outright revealing his ability, he chose to use it subtly in order to make progress on the case.
He spent his days in the East End, probing around and attempting to use his abilities to gain any insight he could. He quickly found it was difficult to make any sort of progress, as the local people were hesitant to speak to him. Everyone knew that a killer was at large, and they were too scared to give information to the police.
He had to be creative, and so he began a new approach. He disguised himself and visited the pubs and brothels, attempting to glean any sort of clue that could lead him closer to finding the killer. He also visited the homes of previous victims, trying to put together a bigger picture of what had happened.
As he investigated and looked for clues, he started to see a disturbing pattern. All of the victims and their families seemed to have had a connection to a particular individual. But it seemed impossible to Jacob – the person was high-ranking in the city. There was no way the murderer could be who Jacob suspected.
Jacob was certain he was on the right track, and he had decided to present his theory to his superiors. But before he could, he had to be certain. He had to investigate further, and so he had to brave the shadows of the East End one final time. As he ventured deeper and deeper, he couldn't help but feel a chill in the air. He had a feeling this case was far from over.
Finally, he had the evidence he needed. He was now certain about the person responsible for the murders and rushed back to the station to present his findings.
His superiors were astounded by the evidence he had collected, and after a thorough investigation, they were able to arrest the suspect – an aristocrat known as Sir Kenneth Baxter. Sir Kenneth was found guilty of all the murders after a long trial, and Jack the Ripper's reign of terror had finally come to an end.
Detective Jacob Thomas was praised for his persistence and brilliant deduction that led to the capture of the notorious murderer, and his name was forever remembered for his part in the case. He would be known for his bravery and his extraordinary ability to go beyond the visible and gather the evidence needed to bring Jack the Ripper to justice.
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EXT. LONDON STREET – DAY
The cobbled streets of London are bustling with people as carriages and carts make their way around town. The sky is overcast and the air has a chill.
We FOLLOW Detective Jacob Thomas as he strides down the street with a sense of purpose. He stops at a corner and stares up at an old, dilapidated building.
INT. POLICE STATION – DAY
The tile floors gleam in the light of the gas lamps. Inspector Morrison paces back and forth, looking grim. He stops in front of Jacob.
INSPECTOR MORRISON
Thomas. I'm assigning you to investigate the murders in the East End. You are the only one who can get to the bottom of this. Do not fail me.
Jacob nods in understanding.
EXT. ALLEY – NIGHT
Jacob skulks around the dark alleyways of the East End, searching for any clues that might lead him to the killer. He hears a sound from a nearby pub and moves in for a closer look.
INT. PUB – NIGHT
The pub is filled with people drinking and gambling. Jacob peers around, looking for anything out of the ordinary. He notices a man in a corner, wearing a top hat and cloak. He moves in for a closer look.
The mysterious man notices Jacob and quickly tries to make his escape, but Jacob is too quick. He grabs the man's arm and yanks him back.
Who are you? What are you doing here?
The man stares back at Jacob, his eyes wide in fear.
I-I-I… I've done nothing wrong. Please let me go.
Jacob looks the man up and down, before finally releasing his grip. He takes a step back and pauses for a moment, before finally speaking.
I think I know who you are. You're Jack the Ripper, aren't you?
The man looks shocked, before slowly nodding his head. Jacob stares at him for a moment, before turning and leaving the pub.
END SCENE.
EXT. POLICE STATION – DAY
Jacob strides through the front doors of the police station, a thick manila envelope clutched in his hand. He marches up to the desk and hands the envelope to Inspector Morrison, who looks on with confusion.
Jacob takes a deep breath and speaks confidently.
Evidence. Evidence that Sir Kenneth Baxter is Jack the Ripper.
Inspector Morrison looks on in shock as he takes the envelope from Jacob and begins to look through the contents. After a few moments, he looks up at Jacob with a smile on his face.
Excellent work, Thomas. We'll send out a warrant for Sir Kenneth immediately.
EXT. COURTROOM – DAY
The courtroom is packed with people, the tension palpable. Jacob sits in the gallery, watching intently as the proceedings unfold. After a long trial, the jury returns with a guilty verdict. The courtroom erupts in cheers as Jacob looks on with a sense of satisfaction.
EXT. LONDON STREETS – DAY
The people of London are celebrating in the streets. It's a joyous occasion, a sense of relief washing over the city. Jacob walks through the crowds, a faint smile on his face. A young boy runs up to him, tugging on his coat.
Are you the one that caught Jack the Ripper?
Jacob looks down at the boy and nods.
Yes, I am.
The boy looks up at Jacob with admiration before running off, shouting the news to his friends. Jacob watches with a satisfied grin as he makes his way down the street.
INT. INSPECTOR'S OFFICE – DAY
Inspector Morrison is sitting behind his desk, Jacob standing in front of him.
Thank you for your hard work, Thomas. You've done a great service to the city.
Jacob smiles and nods in acknowledgement. He turns to leave when the Inspector calls out to him.
Oh, and by the way…you're officially off the case. You've done great, but it's time for someone else to take over.
Jacob turns to look at the Inspector and nods. He takes a deep breath before turning and walking out of the office.
EXT. STREET – DAY
As Jacob walks away, he is met with cheers from the crowd and pats on the back from complete strangers. He looks around, feeling the love and appreciation from his fellow citizens.
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Ten Vietnamese offer to donate lungs for British pilot
HCMC Hospital for Tropical Diseases, where the 91st coronavirus patient is being treated – PHOTO: VGP
HCMC – As of this morning, May 14, as many as 10 Vietnamese people have contacted the Vietnam National Coordinating Center for Human Organ Transplantation offering to donate lungs to the critically ill 91st coronavirus case, a 43-year-old British pilot.
The pilot was hospitalized on March 18 and remains the most critical Covid-19 case in Vietnam. Experts said a lung transplant is the last chance to save him.
Lung ultrasound scans on May 13 showed that both his lungs have suffered extensive damage and only 10% of his lungs can function.
Luong Ngoc Khue, director of the Department of Medical Examination and Treatment, noted that the man is 1.83 meters tall and weighs 100 kilograms, so it is hard to find suitable organs for a lung transplant. "The difference in size between the donated organ and the patient's organ should not exceed 20%, not to mention immunity and other biochemical factors," he explained.
Doctors plan to transfer him from the HCMC Hospital for Tropical Diseases to Cho Ray Hospital. Once an organ that meets size, immunity and biochemical requirements is found, doctors from Vietnam-Germany Hospital and other hospitals that have successfully performed lung transplants will perform the operation.
A representative of the Vietnam National Coordinating Center for Human Organ Transplantation noted that the donated organs, including whole lungs or parts of lungs, must come from a brain-dead person. For a living donor, the person must be the pilot's relative.
According to the Ministry of Health, British authorities recently contacted the patient's aunt. The pilot is single and it is unknown whether his parents are alive.
Meanwhile, national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines told the ministry that the man was not its official pilot but worked for the airline through an aviation human resource company.
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