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Thursday Movie Picks #188: Break into Song Scenes (Non-Musicals)
This week's Thursday Movie Picks is Break into Song Scenes (Non-Musicals)
I love these kind of scenes in a movie, they are often a lot of fun. I had previously wanted to pick that "You Make My Dreams" fountain scene in 500 Days of Summer, until I realised they only broke into dance but did no singing. So I am only left with picks that are all from movies either about weddings or have a wedding scene.
Some unrelated Thursday Movie Picks stuff - I don't know how many of you actually read the paragraph before my weekly picks but here goes...I was thinking of doing a Monthly Book Picks thing where say the first Monday of the month you pick your top reads (so it is not a theme based thing) for the previous month and anyone joining can add their link to the inlinkz form like how it's done with TMP. As I missed January picks, I plan to start in March listing both January and February Picks.
My Best Friend's Wedding (1997)
It's the one at the restaurant where everyone sings I Say a Little Prayer. It's a very upbeat catchy song that makes you want to singalong.
I'm trying to remember if this was a musical, I don't think it was...so it's here. The scene is at the end when everyone breaks into song and dance to Don't Go Breaking My Heart.
Right at the end when Wilson Philips came on to sing Hold On and everyone sang along.
Sonia Cerca February 16, 2018 at 3:27 AM
I've seen My Best Friend's Wedding and Bridesmaids and I enjoyed them both. I don't remember those scenes though
I'm with Sonia, can't remember those scenes, but really enjoyed both movies 😊 I do remember Ella Enchanted, they sing a few songs in that movie, it's so sweet!
Daniel February 16, 2018 at 4:27 AM
Of these, the one in My Best Friend's Wedding is my favorite, and I don't know how anyone can forget that scene! Love Bridesmaids, and that scene is so great at capturing the friendship these women have.
Wanderer February 23, 2018 at 3:03 AM
My Best Friend's Wedding...I agree it was one of the most memorable scenes...plus I remember the music video of it getting quite a bit of air time then too.
joel65913 February 16, 2018 at 10:51 AM
I only vaguely remember the scene in Ella Enchanted and I loathed Bridesmaids and have forgotten all I possibly can about it but we match on My Best Friend's Wedding. Such an enjoyable film and that scene and Rupert Everett in it are just great.
This week was a bit challenging and aside from our shared pick I struggled a bit but did come up with these.
Adventures in Babysitting (1987)-When Chris Parker (a phenomenal Elisabeth Shue) agrees to babysit the Anderson kids after her date cancels at the last minute she has no idea that she is embarking on the rollercoaster ride of her life thanks to her friend Brenda (a hilarious Penelope Ann Miller) being stuck at the bus station in the city. Going to help against her better judgement she and the kids have one harrowing madcap adventure after another including an unexpected but spirited impromptu performance in a jazz club. Disarming and just plain fun.
The First Wives Club (1996)- At the funeral of one of their college roommates who committed suicide when her ex-husband married a younger woman three women (Bette Midler, Goldie Hawn, and Diane Keaton) reunite for the first time in nearly 30 years. When they realize the reason for their friend's suicide, they discover a common bond-all of their ex-husbands have taken them for granted as well-they decide it's time for revenge and unite to get back at their exes. Scheming and chicanery topped by a musical number follow.
My Best Friend's Wedding (1997)-Julianne Potter (Julia Roberts) panics when her best friend Michael (Dermot Mulroney) calls out of the blue and tells her he is getting married the next weekend to pert, ultra-wealthy Kimmy (Cameron Diaz). Once upon a time Julianne and Michael had made a pact to marry each other if they hadn't found someone by their 28th birthday, with this news she decides Michael is the man for her and sets out to stop the wedding against the advice of her other best friend George (a scene stealing Rupert Everett). Hilarity and an unexpected musical number ensue. Disarming romantic comedy with Roberts's superstar charisma totally responsible for making her rather contemptible character someone you almost root for.
The monthly book picks sounds like it will be interesting and informative. A nice glance into what others are reading.
Adventures in Babysitting - I don't remember that bit. I think it's just that there were many other scenes in the movie that was a lot more memorable for me.
Birgit February 16, 2018 at 12:13 PM
Great picks and I love that scene as well, in Best Friend's. There might be more than one song but it is not a musical even though Ella sings to the giants as well. Love Bridesmaids and it fits.
Ella Enchanted - yes that's what I thought too...not a musical.
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Life After "Cool Church"? A New Vision for Youth Ministry, Part 1.
One of my assertions in the "cool church" post that went off last week is that the abandonment of the church by twenty-somethings is precisely the outcome that the youth ministry methods we have used the last twenty years should have been expected to produce.
Many wrote to express the opinion that the problem lies with the "message" in youth ministry. It is too political or too weak or too strong. Since there are churches that have retained their youth whose message has been too strong, some that have had almost no message and some whose message was too off-topic, I do not think the message is the primary issue. I have a different take. As I see it, the issue, for the most part was not the message but the method. Many youth ministry's had a clear, Christ-centered message and youth leaders that had great friendships with young people. The issue is that we had all of that in the youth room. We never bothered to connect the youth program with the parents and the larger body of Christ meeting in the main sanctuary. We created an affiliation bond with the youth program but not the church.
Youth Leaders, pastors and parents, does that resonate with your experience at all?
It took me years to notice the results of what we were doing. I had to see the data to have the "aha!" It is a problem faced by both the parachurch and church youth programs: We created affiliation bonds with us, the church in mission, rather than the church local that would sustain their faith through life if they did not stay with us into leadership.
The data is undeniable: we can preach an uncompromising message, but if we do it ghettoized from the larger church we end up with students who never have a reason to cross the sidewalk into the sanctuary. As the Mormon bishop said in my "Mormon Bishop" post, "We make givers. You make takers." He was so spot on it made me cringe.
1) Partner in ecumenical evangelism-taking teams of evangelists from our local church to the high school in partnership with the other churches in the community.
2) Train your people called to youth to make them phenomenal discipleship leaders-those ecumenical evangelism ministries are freed to stay in their sweet spot- evangelism, and the church goes back to what we used to be great at: Christ-centered disciple-making.
3) Resource parents to help parents become the front line of spiritual formation in the home that Deuteronomy 6 and Psalm 78 say they should be.
4) Integrate students into the main service. …Students on the usher list, the music team, hospitality, greeting, reading scripture, leading congregational prayer, giving testimonies…for the right ones, even preaching.
5) Organize multi-generational "soul friendships" where the older pray for, read the Bible with, and care for students.
6) Participate in multi-generational service projects with students and adults…not just youth leaders, the whole church.
Those things that foster students owning the church as their own. They happen by necessity in the tiny churches without youth programs…the ones who keep their kids at twice the rate of those of us with our expensive programs.
David Kinnaman is brilliant, but "You Lost Me" is about getting back the 20-somethings who left. As Kinnaman says, "We lost them." They are gone. And we will keep losing more young people by perpetuating our errors on further generations of youth.
Now is the time to make important changes. The evangelical world has 35-50 year olds in church to connect with. In the mainline we have 70-90 year olds. That is a much harder gap to bridge. The evangelical church can start now…or you can wait twenty years until you are where the mainline is today.
« Is the way we are doing youth ministry emptying the church?
I think one needs to make a conscious decision on whether to try and be successful…or whether to try and remain faithful. Staying faithful and focusing on God's law and gospel and the sacraments, may not gain a large audience but what people do need to hear will be there when a stray wanders in, of any age.
Hopefully the young ones who leave will come back when the gristmill of life has done it's work on them. If at that point they are 50, or 60, or 70…so be it.
Thanks for your comments. You must have been reading my cellphone yesterday! Owen Anderson, a friend who is an ASU Phil of Religion professor, and I had been texting back and forth on that very topic. It really comes down to different visions of the purpose of the church. If the purpose of the church is to get people to have a salvation experience in order to get to heaven, then moving from attraction toward amusement in a system directed around and toward the most gifted evangelist's gifts is perfectly appropriate. If the purpose of the church is to gather believers to worship and, to quote Paul, "equip the saints for the work of service," so that ALL of those saints can do the evangelism, then that is another model altogether.
I see the primary model in Scripture and as the unbroken witness of the church in history. I see the other having began in the Great Awakening as a parachurch movement. I have nothing at all against that model as a parachurch one. It seems conspicuously counterproductive as a model for the church.
Steve, I question whether this truly is an either-or choice between remaining faithfulness OR trying to be successful. I think Jesus asks of us to be both faithful and fruitful (I like this language of the Kingdom). I wonder if mainline churches (mine included) have often used the "faithful card" to discount what is happening around us in other churches who are growing and seem to be fruitful. May not be our kind of fruit but maybe we need to reconsider how we are also fruitful.
There is the question of the mainline being thoroughly irrelevant (and proud of it) and the relevant church being so confirmed to culture that they offer nothing more than a steady diet of myself. Any suggestions?
I think a church (message) that is not faithful (preach Christ crucified for sinners…and nothing else) will not be fruitful (Romans 1:16).
Handing people back to themselves (giving them what they want to hear, or entertaining them) is not what they need, even though they may like it much better than the theology of the cross.
I think you have a very good understanding of this problem/phenomenon, Matt.
The main problem with a church bending all over the place to get people in door, is just that. The Word of law and gospel gets twisted all out of shape and becomes something else. Something that usually ends up looking more like we do, than what God has in mind.
Matt has touched on some of the major issues , treating youth as seperate, and by the way second class citizens. One way to address this and increase involvement of youth, is to make leadership opportunities available- real leadership positions not tokenism with voice but no vote. Some Diocese mandate at least one youth position on Vestries, on delegations to diocesan convention, as Deputies to General Convention. Put youth on Outreach Committees, on Worship Committees, Altar Guilds and yes in men's groups and the ECW. Youth need mentoring into positions of responsibility, but they are up to the task if we really want them to be involved.
I agree with the above, I was brought up in Evangelical church but the leaders did not delegate or train the youth, neither would they move over, so a lot just got bored.
We had nothing to do, except sit there, listen to sermons how many youngsters want to do that? A lot of this age are "get up and go" and dont want to sit still. What would discipleship look like in 21st C? Is it filling in forms,reading books? Shouldn't it be following a deacon/ elder around for 2 weeks or following an older christian to see what good works there doing (feeding poor) etc.?
I went to one of those churches you are describing. They were trying to overcome the "no discipleship" thing. So they did these great two-year leadership development programs. Then they didn't let anyone lead. They ended up blessing a lot of other churches in the area who were more than willing to let gifted, trained people do something for God.


• Select your Open Water instructor carefully. Talk to accomplished local divers and ask them for a recommendation. Agency doesn't matter much as long as the instructor is good. Bad habits are formed early and so are good habits.
• If you are going to go to a resort to learn scuba diving, complete the theory & pool classes with your local dive shop first and bring the paperwork to your resort diving center when you go on vacation. Do the open water dives there if you want but don't waste time in a classroom or a pool while in some beautiful resort. If you can dive locally, by all means do your open water dives there. Local diving can be amazing.
• On that subject, it seems you can dive pretty much everywhere you live (I know, there are exceptions). There is always a mountain lake, a quarry or a local shore to dive at. Yes, local diving can be cheap, easy and rewarding. So dive locally!
items but when the difference isn't much, support your local brick and mortar shop. They will rent you tanks, fill your own tanks, provide advice, organize outings, service your gear later – they're important.
• Meet local divers, mingle, learn from them. They know the spots, they know the tricks, they know the etiquette.
• CyberDive a bit but not to excess. There are many great online communities where to exchange ideas, buy and sell used gear, meet local and remote divers. Don't become a couch diver though, do get in the water.
• Don't rush your recreational scuba training. Yes, you can get your Advanced Open Water certification (or equivalent) right after your Open Water but why would you • Enjoy your diving, build some experience before opening up to new challenges.
• Many many dives later, after you complete the Rescue diver class (or equivalent), don't bother with any of the 'specialties'. Besides Dry Suit training, there isn't really much to learn in the PADI specialties that you can't learn by diving.
• Dive Master training can be fascinating but understand what you're getting into.
• Going past your No Decompression Limit into decompression diving, diving with a ceiling (virtual or physical) such as wreck penetration diving, cave diving, deco diving are tech diving activities that absolutely require the proper training.
• Pick up a copy of the PADI Encyclopedia of Recreational Diving. It's actually pretty good and contains most of the knowledge you'll need in your recreational scuba activities.
• Prefer paddle fins to split fins. But that's just my opinion. Buy a good mask as well. Later on buy a Buoyancy Control Device (BCD) and then a regulator.
• For BCD, don't buy a jacket style, buy a back-inflated BC or a Backplate/Harness/Wing (BP/W) combination. The later is my preference and is likely to last you for a very long time. Find a used one, they're just great.
• Learn the Frog Kick from the get go and forget about Flutter kick. You will not regret it.
• Focus on Buoyancy and Finning. Those are key skills.
• Do not get into the water without dive insurance. DAN comes to mind.
Good advice mostly except for the advice to forget the flutter kick.
The issue is learning to apply the appropriate kick to match the diving environment.
There are circumstances when a flutter kick is the best kick to use ie in strong current – equally for general diving the frog kick is more relaxing and helps to prevent kicking up sand or silt thus preserving visibility.
The title is a little creepy…how about "Friendly Advice For Newer Divers". It's just peculiar phrasing. Why "young" men or just men or "a lot of" young men.
you can read the explanation for the title at the end of the article itself.
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#include "bindings/modules/v8/V8BindingForModules.h"

#include "bindings/core/v8/ToV8.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/V8Binding.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/V8BindingForTesting.h"
#include "bindings/core/v8/V8PerIsolateData.h"
#include "bindings/modules/v8/ToV8ForModules.h"
#include "modules/indexeddb/IDBKey.h"
#include "modules/indexeddb/IDBKeyPath.h"
#include "testing/gtest/include/gtest/gtest.h"

using namespace blink;

namespace {

IDBKey* checkKeyFromValueAndKeyPathInternal(v8::Isolate* isolate,
                                            const ScriptValue& value,
                                            const String& keyPath) {
  IDBKeyPath idbKeyPath(keyPath);
  EXPECT_TRUE(idbKeyPath.isValid());

  NonThrowableExceptionState exceptionState;
  return ScriptValue::to<IDBKey*>(isolate, value, exceptionState, idbKeyPath);
}

void checkKeyPathNullValue(v8::Isolate* isolate,
                           const ScriptValue& value,
                           const String& keyPath) {
  ASSERT_FALSE(checkKeyFromValueAndKeyPathInternal(isolate, value, keyPath));
}

bool injectKey(ScriptState* scriptState,
               IDBKey* key,
               ScriptValue& value,
               const String& keyPath) {
  IDBKeyPath idbKeyPath(keyPath);
  EXPECT_TRUE(idbKeyPath.isValid());
  ScriptValue keyValue = ScriptValue::from(scriptState, key);
  return injectV8KeyIntoV8Value(scriptState->isolate(), keyValue.v8Value(),
                                value.v8Value(), idbKeyPath);
}

void checkInjection(ScriptState* scriptState,
                    IDBKey* key,
                    ScriptValue& value,
                    const String& keyPath) {
  bool result = injectKey(scriptState, key, value, keyPath);
  ASSERT_TRUE(result);
  IDBKey* extractedKey = checkKeyFromValueAndKeyPathInternal(
      scriptState->isolate(), value, keyPath);
  EXPECT_TRUE(key->isEqual(extractedKey));
}

void checkInjectionIgnored(ScriptState* scriptState,
                           IDBKey* key,
                           ScriptValue& value,
                           const String& keyPath) {
  bool result = injectKey(scriptState, key, value, keyPath);
  ASSERT_TRUE(result);
  IDBKey* extractedKey = checkKeyFromValueAndKeyPathInternal(
      scriptState->isolate(), value, keyPath);
  EXPECT_FALSE(key->isEqual(extractedKey));
}

void checkInjectionDisallowed(ScriptState* scriptState,
                              ScriptValue& value,
                              const String& keyPath) {
  const IDBKeyPath idbKeyPath(keyPath);
  ASSERT_TRUE(idbKeyPath.isValid());
  EXPECT_FALSE(canInjectIDBKeyIntoScriptValue(scriptState->isolate(), value,
                                              idbKeyPath));
}

void checkKeyPathStringValue(v8::Isolate* isolate,
                             const ScriptValue& value,
                             const String& keyPath,
                             const String& expected) {
  IDBKey* idbKey = checkKeyFromValueAndKeyPathInternal(isolate, value, keyPath);
  ASSERT_TRUE(idbKey);
  ASSERT_EQ(IDBKey::StringType, idbKey->getType());
  ASSERT_TRUE(expected == idbKey->string());
}

void checkKeyPathNumberValue(v8::Isolate* isolate,
                             const ScriptValue& value,
                             const String& keyPath,
                             int expected) {
  IDBKey* idbKey = checkKeyFromValueAndKeyPathInternal(isolate, value, keyPath);
  ASSERT_TRUE(idbKey);
  ASSERT_EQ(IDBKey::NumberType, idbKey->getType());
  ASSERT_TRUE(expected == idbKey->number());
}

TEST(IDBKeyFromValueAndKeyPathTest, TopLevelPropertyStringValue) {
  V8TestingScope scope;
  v8::Isolate* isolate = scope.isolate();

  // object = { foo: "zoo" }
  v8::Local<v8::Object> object = v8::Object::New(isolate);
  ASSERT_TRUE(
      v8CallBoolean(object->Set(scope.context(), v8AtomicString(isolate, "foo"),
                                v8AtomicString(isolate, "zoo"))));

  ScriptValue scriptValue(scope.getScriptState(), object);

  checkKeyPathStringValue(isolate, scriptValue, "foo", "zoo");
  checkKeyPathNullValue(isolate, scriptValue, "bar");
}

TEST(IDBKeyFromValueAndKeyPathTest, TopLevelPropertyNumberValue) {
  V8TestingScope scope;
  v8::Isolate* isolate = scope.isolate();

  // object = { foo: 456 }
  v8::Local<v8::Object> object = v8::Object::New(isolate);
  ASSERT_TRUE(
      v8CallBoolean(object->Set(scope.context(), v8AtomicString(isolate, "foo"),
                                v8::Number::New(isolate, 456))));

  ScriptValue scriptValue(scope.getScriptState(), object);

  checkKeyPathNumberValue(isolate, scriptValue, "foo", 456);
  checkKeyPathNullValue(isolate, scriptValue, "bar");
}

TEST(IDBKeyFromValueAndKeyPathTest, SubProperty) {
  V8TestingScope scope;
  v8::Isolate* isolate = scope.isolate();

  // object = { foo: { bar: "zee" } }
  v8::Local<v8::Object> object = v8::Object::New(isolate);
  v8::Local<v8::Object> subProperty = v8::Object::New(isolate);
  ASSERT_TRUE(v8CallBoolean(subProperty->Set(scope.context(),
                                             v8AtomicString(isolate, "bar"),
                                             v8AtomicString(isolate, "zee"))));
  ASSERT_TRUE(v8CallBoolean(object->Set(
      scope.context(), v8AtomicString(isolate, "foo"), subProperty)));

  ScriptValue scriptValue(scope.getScriptState(), object);

  checkKeyPathStringValue(isolate, scriptValue, "foo.bar", "zee");
  checkKeyPathNullValue(isolate, scriptValue, "bar");
}

TEST(InjectIDBKeyTest, ImplicitValues) {
  V8TestingScope scope;
  v8::Isolate* isolate = scope.isolate();
  {
    v8::Local<v8::String> string = v8String(isolate, "string");
    ScriptValue value = ScriptValue(scope.getScriptState(), string);
    checkInjectionIgnored(scope.getScriptState(), IDBKey::createNumber(123),
                          value, "length");
  }
  {
    v8::Local<v8::Array> array = v8::Array::New(isolate);
    ScriptValue value = ScriptValue(scope.getScriptState(), array);
    checkInjectionIgnored(scope.getScriptState(), IDBKey::createNumber(456),
                          value, "length");
  }
}

TEST(InjectIDBKeyTest, TopLevelPropertyStringValue) {
  V8TestingScope scope;
  v8::Isolate* isolate = scope.isolate();

  // object = { foo: "zoo" }
  v8::Local<v8::Object> object = v8::Object::New(isolate);
  ASSERT_TRUE(
      v8CallBoolean(object->Set(scope.context(), v8AtomicString(isolate, "foo"),
                                v8AtomicString(isolate, "zoo"))));

  ScriptValue scriptObject(scope.getScriptState(), object);
  checkInjection(scope.getScriptState(), IDBKey::createString("myNewKey"),
                 scriptObject, "bar");
  checkInjection(scope.getScriptState(), IDBKey::createNumber(1234),
                 scriptObject, "bar");

  checkInjectionDisallowed(scope.getScriptState(), scriptObject, "foo.bar");
}

TEST(InjectIDBKeyTest, SubProperty) {
  V8TestingScope scope;
  v8::Isolate* isolate = scope.isolate();

  // object = { foo: { bar: "zee" } }
  v8::Local<v8::Object> object = v8::Object::New(isolate);
  v8::Local<v8::Object> subProperty = v8::Object::New(isolate);
  ASSERT_TRUE(v8CallBoolean(subProperty->Set(scope.context(),
                                             v8AtomicString(isolate, "bar"),
                                             v8AtomicString(isolate, "zee"))));
  ASSERT_TRUE(v8CallBoolean(object->Set(
      scope.context(), v8AtomicString(isolate, "foo"), subProperty)));

  ScriptValue scriptObject(scope.getScriptState(), object);
  checkInjection(scope.getScriptState(), IDBKey::createString("myNewKey"),
                 scriptObject, "foo.baz");
  checkInjection(scope.getScriptState(), IDBKey::createNumber(789),
                 scriptObject, "foo.baz");
  checkInjection(scope.getScriptState(), IDBKey::createDate(4567), scriptObject,
                 "foo.baz");
  checkInjection(scope.getScriptState(), IDBKey::createDate(4567), scriptObject,
                 "bar");
  checkInjection(scope.getScriptState(),
                 IDBKey::createArray(IDBKey::KeyArray()), scriptObject,
                 "foo.baz");
  checkInjection(scope.getScriptState(),
                 IDBKey::createArray(IDBKey::KeyArray()), scriptObject, "bar");

  checkInjectionDisallowed(scope.getScriptState(), scriptObject, "foo.bar.baz");
  checkInjection(scope.getScriptState(), IDBKey::createString("zoo"),
                 scriptObject, "foo.xyz.foo");
}

}  // namespace

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An average of 12,000 new companies were registered every day in China last year as deepened reforms in the business sector boosted market vitality, a senior official said on Monday.
Global uncertainty was the main reason China saw negative trade growth last year, China's commerce minister Gao Hucheng said Tuesday.
China Communications Construction Company's excellent overseas employees selection ceremony was held in Beijing on Jan 29, 2016. China Daily spoke with two of them: Savanah Oliveira Kunz from Brazil and Ilidio from Angola.
What is International Production Capacity Cooperation?
China will accelerate exports of equipment and promote International Production Capacity Cooperation with other countries in a bid to boost the nation's economic upgrading and nurture new advantages through further opening-up.
Minister Taneva explained that the Chinese market was already open for three Bulgarian products – corn, lucerne and fish products.


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Meet Abdelmukaram Ali Mohamed
Practical Action Area Coordinator
Working in the Kassala office
Tell us about your role at Practical Action
I am Area Coordinator for Eastern Sudan office, based in Kassala, responsible for overall management and coordination of all projects activities in the region. I joined Practical Action in January 2018.
What motivates me is the nature of Practical Action's interventions that are built on addressing problems through community engagements and participation using participatory planning approaches on prioritising the different needs. This has made numerous improvements in the quality of people's lives who live in an extreme environment and lack of basic services and needs. This has also made me feel proud of what I am doing and continue making difference.
I am actually very passionate about the inspirational leadership and building teams and always strive forward towards creating a better working environment for staff and partners that would positively contribute for better outcomes.
What is the best thing to happen since you joined Practical Action?
One of the best things that happened during the first three months of my work with Practical Action is that, in collaboration with the funds raising team in Khartoum we managed to get two new projects totalling to almost 2 million USD from SHF (Sudan Humanitarian Fund) for Eastern Sudan. This has provided opportunity to continue making difference in the lives of the needy people of Talkuk locality in Kassala state.
Tell us in brief about a recent project you're working on
I have recently been involved in the management of a DFID funded project named 'Sustainable access to water, and improved sanitation and hygiene behaviour in Kassala state'. The project targets the vulnerable and affected people and it contributes to the development and application of integrated water resources management approach through managing water resources in an integrated manner within the rural catchment areas in a manner that ensures ownership by the resident and (semi-)nomadic communities, local authorities and other relevant stakeholders. It is based on a sound technical understanding of the catchment water balance and together with the improved access to sanitation and hygiene, improved access to safe drinking water will contribute to an improved health status and improved general well-being of the targeted population.
Can you share with us some of the lessons learned from the project?
One of the key project's issues is that, the intervention area experiences a serious lack of rains and water scarcity which requires careful studies and technical analysis on water balances for enhancing ground water recharge. In order to maximise the benefits from sharing lessons several exchange visits have been done with similar interventions within Sudan as a part of this project.
What are your personal goals?
My personal goal is that, I shall continue being a humanitarian worker moving forward in the leadership role as a young leader until I reach a satisfaction level of what I have done for the needy and deprived people.
What are your hobbies and interests? What do you do in your free time?
I like music very much. I formally learnt music in a musical institution. I feel that I am a good pianist; additionally, I am a good footballer having had the opportunity to play in one of the best football clubs in Wad Madani, the second largest city in Sudan after Khartoum. Now I spend most of my time after work watching football on TV.
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I met Beth Goldstein (www.m-edge.com) 14 years ago when I was an M.B.A. student in her marketing class at Boston University's Graduate School of Management. I was a stockbroker working full-time at Fidelity Investments. I had been managing private retail clients' wealth at Merrill Lynch's downtown Boston location for several years before I joined Fidelity Investments in 1994. After obtaining my NASD Series 7,63 licenses, I was tremendously enjoying helping small business owners and families make profitable investments and achieve their financial long-term goals. Having received my financial services training at Merrill Lynch immediately upon graduating from Boston University's School of Management, I felt that I had arrived at the doorstep of success: I was eager to learn more and was anticipating the next chapter of my career within the financial services industry.
Beth transformed my career track.
Beth was the consummate business professor – engaging, dynamic, passionate about sharing her knowledge in marketing, excited to challenge the students and retrain their brain to think strategically about making optimal decisions for an organization's sustainable long term growth. Thinking back on many weekday class sessions at 9 pm, she kept us on our toes and invigorated our minds. Suffice to say, it was one of my favorite classes.
As I became fortunate to find out 14 years later when she mentored me, Beth's teaching style mirrored her mentoring style. Her depth in caring and truly understanding the passions and skill sets of her clients, along with their aspirations and life goals, inspired me and magically fused my diverse skill sets together, enabling me to transform my life path.
Upon receiving my B.S. in Business Administration, I spent the next 11 years of my career advising retail clients and managing their wealth portfolios. Over the next 10 years, I transferred my corporate business skills to the charitable fundraising industry where I championed causes that raised funds for pediatric cancer, pediatric rehabilitation and homeless families. Through my extensive work with children, I began teaching workshops that coached non-traditional urban students to be effective fundraisers. I partnered with community colleges in Boston, Roxbury and Cambridge. I collaborated with non-profit organizations serving underemployed professionals and taught fundraising workshops. To tap into my writing and public relations passion, I created beyondsuccessonline.com in 2009 to share the best practices for personal and business success (via my 1:1 interviews) of global leaders.
Following Beth's counsel, I began focusing my consulting practice on providing fundraising coaching to executive directors and non-profit professionals with emphasis on creating immediately actionable corporate sponsorship campaigns and building/managing an effective Board of Directors. My love of helping non-profits serve their community and my joy in sharing my 20+ years of business management experience with urban college students created a path for me that maximized my skill sets as a business professional.
Beth tapped into my core passions of writing and coaching. She reinvigorated within me the joys that I had initially experienced 14 years earlier as a young business professional embarking on a career in 2 of the most highly regarded financial services companies in Boston.
Beth transformed my life through her vibrant way of drawing out the professional achievements that meant the most to me. Through her talent in assessing details in my big picture, she leveraged my skills while helping me determine multiple business needs within the community that my skill sets could serve.
She brought back my joie de vivre and my core desire to help professionals achieve sustainable long-term growth at their companies. I am so grateful to Beth for all that she has done to help me carve out a new path toward a fulfilling future that empowers my young adult students and senior professional students.


The Jefferson County Courthouse, located at the corner of Third and Market Streets in downtown Steubenville, was erected in 1874 and has served the people of Jefferson County for 141 years. While modern lighting and other improvements have been made over the years the interior and exterior design remains unchanged. The most noticeable improvement being the addition of an elevator.
In 1950, over the Thanksgiving Holiday, a major snowstorm dumped four feet of snow on the valley, causing the roof of the Courthouse to collapse and major damage to the upper floors. Many county records were also lost. It was decided to restore the original rather than replace it, however the original County Jail was replaced with a more modern one which became offices when the new Justice Center was built. The original "Jefferson County Courthouse" will serve the people of Jefferson County for many decades to come.


UP Diliman, Quezon City — Officers, members and representatives of the Overseas Security Advisory Council, Manila Country Council (OSAC), and the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) of the Philippines, Security and Disaster Resources Group Committee (SDRG) visited the National Institute of Geological Sciences yesterday, January 18, to know more about the UP NOAH Center's efforts to enhance the preparedness and resilience of the Philippines relative to disasters and climate change impacts. It also served as an avenue to know how AmCham's member businesses can integrate these efforts into their organizations' business continuity activities.
Representatives of the Member Businesses of the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) Philippines listen to Dr. Lagmay's presentation on the UP NOAH Center at their January 18 meeting in the National Institute of Geological Sciences, UP Diliman.
Dr. Mahar Lagmay (3rd from Left) and Dr. Stephen P. Cutler (4th from Left), Chairman of the Overseas Security Advisory Group Manila Country Council, with UP NOAH Center Researchers at the event's Closing Ceremonies.


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Q: "Pointer" to class to shorten class diagram Learning UML, I'm facing a problem with the arrows to classes.
For example, I have this diagram:

As you can see, it's kind of a mess. How is the notation to "reference" a class to another part of the diagram, so I can avoid drawing the arrows? I would like it to be like the following diagram, but keeping the information about the inheritance of the classes.

Any information or alternative will be helpful.

A: If you use newly done UML tools you should be able when you move the classifier and see the link to move at the same time.
I mean you click on the classifier in order to select it and then move slowly with the mouse

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The impact that gut health has on overall health never ceases to amaze me, and the bacteria living in the gut is an important part of this. We have anywhere from one to three kilograms of bacteria residing in our large intestine, and this is collectively known as the gut microbiome. It could almost be considered an organ given its vital role in so many aspects of human health. From digestion to immune function, to our mood and our body shape and size, a healthy gut bacteria profile is key.
It's therefore not surprising that people want to enhance their gut health (who wouldn't, considering how central it is to every aspect of our health!). And it's not surprising that companies want to create food and supplement products to help us do this. Probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics are three such products that are often confused despite playing different roles for gut health. So what are they and are they worth your while?
Probiotics are beneficial bacteria. Or, more specifically, they are live microorganisms that benefit the host (you) when consumed in adequate amounts.
For probiotic supplements to have any potential benefits, they must be scientifically proven to survive digestion (meaning they need to survive exposure to stomach acid) and reach the large intestine alive. They also need to be in a sufficiently high dose to have an effect, plus the pH level of the local environment (inside the intestines) needs to be appropriate for the bacteria. Whether or not a probiotic supplement is scientifically proven to survive digestion is therefore an important consideration – in other words, the quality of the supplement matters.
But there isn't just one universal probiotic. Different strains of bacteria have different actions and health benefits, and the actions of a particular strain cannot be extrapolated to other strains, even within the same species. So supplements can contain different probiotic strains as well as different doses of the strains, which influences their effect in the body. Adding to this complexity is the fact that we don't all respond to probiotic supplementation in the same way – our individual response can depend on the species that are already residing in our gut, as well as our own health status.
Research has shown that within about two weeks of ceasing probiotic supplementation, the strains that were present in the supplement are no longer detectable in the waste leaving the body, indicating that they don't colonise the gut and therefore may not have long-lasting effects.
We know that our gut microbiome is greatly impacted by our food choices, so rather than supplementing probiotics, I prefer to encourage people to focus on eating real whole foods (including some fermented foods) to support and maintain a healthy gut bacteria profile.
There is good evidence that certain strains of probiotics can help to prevent antibiotic-associated diarrhoea; specifically Lactobacillus rhamnosis GG (LGG) and Saccharomyces boulardii (S. boulardii).
There is emerging evidence that probiotics may reduce IBS symptom severity. However, given that IBS can manifest as different symptoms depending on the person, probiotics are unlikely to be a magic fix and a probiotic supplement may or may not benefit you. What helps one person may not help another, and in fact, could actually worsen their symptoms. If you decide to trial a particular probiotic supplement, it should be taken for at least four weeks to assess how it affects you. Remember, your body is your best barometer.
However, if you have IBS and you are currently in the elimination or challenge phases of a low FODMAP diet, I do not recommend taking a probiotic supplement, as this could cloud your results and make it more difficult to identify which (if any) of the high FODMAP foods you react to.
In patients with mild to moderately active ulcerative colitis, studies suggest that specific probiotics may help to induce and maintain remission. The specific probiotics that may assist include E. Coli Nissle 1917 and a mixture of eight strains, similar to those showing promise in IBS.
Generally, probiotics are safe for adults to take, however those with food allergies should always check that the probiotic is free from their specific allergen, and they shouldn't be taken by immunocompromised or critically ill people unless medically supervised.
Prebiotics are non-digestible carbohydrates that act as food for probiotic bacteria. They pass through the gastrointestinal tract undigested, which stimulates the growth and/or activity of certain 'good' bacteria in the large intestine. While all prebiotics are considered fibre, not all fibre has prebiotic effects.
Prebiotics are naturally present in foods such as onion, garlic, leeks, asparagus, Jerusalem artichokes, chickpeas, lentils, peas, oats and cashews – yet another reason why a plant-rich way of eating is so important for our health and wellbeing. While some people choose to take a prebiotic supplement if they do not consume enough prebiotic-containing foods, there is no substitute for a 'real food' way of eating when it comes to our health and vitality.
Synbiotics is the term used to describe a food or supplement that contains both probiotics and prebiotics; a food example is unpasteurised sauerkraut.
In summary, if you already take a probiotic and feel you benefit from it, then by all means continue to do so. I simply wanted you to appreciate yet another health-enhancing offering of eating whole, real foods.


Today at 9am, University of Melbourne striking staff members joined other unionists and workers for the 'Change the Rules' rally in the Melbourne CBD, which turned out up to 100,000 people. Change the Rules is an Australian Council of Trade Unions campaign that is lobbying for better working conditions for Australians.
The University of Melbourne staff strike was the result of 16 months of negotiations between the University and the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) for an updated enterprise bargaining agreement. The NTEU's conditions have not yet been accepted by the University.


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Mr. Monk and the Candidate: Part 1 (2002)
In this episode (the first one of the series), Monk's wife Trudy is played by the actress Stellina Rusich. She played Trudy in only 4 episodes during seasons 1&2 (up to episode 2-5). After that the part of Trudy Monk was played by the actress Melora Hardin, starting in episode 3-8. Hardin appeared in 10 episodes total, all the way up until the last one, season 8, episode 16.
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In this pilot episode, the character played by Jason Gray-Stanford is listed as "Lt. Deacon". Throughout the rest of the show's run, his name is Lt. Randy Disher.
Monk's irrational fears in order of severity from most to least are as follows: germs, needles, milk, death, snakes, mushrooms, heights, crowds, elevators.
Jason Gray-Stanford who plays Lt. Disher originally auditioned for the role of Deputy Mayor Shelden Burger.
The intersection where someone tries to run over Adrian Monk with a car was filmed only two blocks from Tuck Pendleton's apartment in Innerspace (1987).
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GOP congressman says Ted Cruz doesn't live in "political reality"
Rep. Scott Rigell of Virginia, a relatively moderate Republican from a district that went for Obama in the 2012 election, says many of his fellow GOPers — including Texas Sen. Ted Cruz — don't live in "political reality," according to a report from the Hill.
Rigell has a history of going against the grain. During the government shutdown, he advocated for a "clean" funding bill, and he has previously bucked his own party on issues ranging from gun safety reform to gerrymandering to military intervention into Syria. He also supports some form of increased revenues as part of a comprehensive deal to reduce America's long-term debt.
When asked by the Hill whether Ted Cruz lived in political reality, Rigell's answer was simple: "No."
While some lawmakers are more optimistic about the fiscal battles looming early next year, Rigell is not among them.
He expresses disappointment with his party, but the thin legislator with salt-and-pepper hair keeps his tone measured.
The longtime Ford dealership owner said there must be a clear end game in sight — and said he couldn't see it on a government shutdown strategy over defunding ObamaCare.
"I've got the fire in the belly to fight ... but there needs to be a viable path, and one that can be clearly articulated in our strategy — this is what was unclear to me," the former Marine reservist explained of his decision to break from fellow Republicans.


Temporary Wall Removed From Hoboken TerminalThe temporary green wall restricting access to the concourse was taken down early Sunday -- weeks ahead of schedule.
12 NJ TRANSIT Workers Now Removed After Showing Signs Of Sleep ApneaTwelve NJ TRANSIT train operators have been pulled from service after they showed signs of sleep apnea, the transit agency said Thursday.
New Federal Guidelines Call For Train Operators To Be Tested For Sleep ApneaBefore someone takes the controls of a passenger train, they need to be tested for sleep apnea, and if they are diagnosed, they need to be treated.
NJ TRANSIT Will No Longer Allow Engineers Who Exhibit Symptoms Of Sleep Apnea To Operate TrainsNJ TRANSIT announced Monday that it is no longer allowing its engineers to operate trains while they are being treated for sleep apnea.
Attorney: NJ TRANSIT Engineer In Deadly Hoboken Crash Had Undiagnosed Sleep ApneaThe engineer of an NJ TRANSIT train that slammed into the Hoboken Terminal in September suffered from undiagnosed sleep apnea, the engineer's attorney said Wednesday.
Federal Investigators Find Many NJ TRANSIT Safety ViolationsFederal investigators have found numerous safety violations in New Jersey Transit's commuter train operation.
Legislators To Consider Subpoena Power In NJ TRANSIT Crash InvestigationThe Democrat-led Assembly Judiciary Committee is expected to consider subpoena authorization on Thursday. If approved, the legislators could compel officials to testify and provide documents.
Full NJ TRANSIT Service Resumes At Hoboken Terminal Following Deadly CrashNJ TRANSIT said six more tracks opened at 4 a.m. Monday, but tracks 5 and 6 remain closed as repairs continue.
Lawmakers To Feds: Give $10 Million To NJ TRANSIT For Train SafetyDemocratic Sens. Cory Booker and Bob Menendez and 12 members of Congress made the request to U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx after last month's train crash in Hoboken.
911 Calls From Deadly Hoboken Train Crash ReleasedThe National Transportation Safety Board released a preliminary report of their investigation into last month's deadly train crash as we're hearing the urgent 911 calls for the first time.
Partial NJ TRANSIT Service Resumes At Hoboken Terminal Following Deadly CrashTracks 10 to 17 reopened for rail service, but Tracks 1 to 9 remain out of service as repair work continues.
Hoboken Train Crash: Transit Changes For Commuters GuideNJ TRANSIT rail service remains partially suspended in and out of Hoboken following a deadly train crash. Some service out of Hoboken Terminal is set to resume Oct. 10.


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Wolf RPG — In Character: Roleplaying — Great Bear Wilderness — Moonspear — Moonspear when i bled from the heart of the matter
Moonspear when i bled from the heart of the matter
Jarilo
misty mountain hop
The chaos made him distant, but he was far from blind to it all.
He had been busy riding a long wave of restlessness for weeks now, and to have it all finally culminate here with his parents in opposition suddenly was shaping up to be more than he felt he could cope with. Before it had only been internal struggles--all related in him dealing with expectation, and growing up and older with all the responsibility that came with it. It had hit him hard, apparently, once everyone started going into heat and really upsetting the order around here. Now, that all paled somehow. Those worries were all but gone, then shelved for another time now that he had bigger and worse things to worry on--like all these unknowns.
So in the minefield that his family had become, he took it by the day, chancing every precious crumb of his mother's company when he could find her, and patrolling near his father sometimes--although towards the latter, he preferred to keep his distance more for convenience; after his stay away from the mountain that seemed like the real, worst catalyst, there was something there Jarilo could not place, and definitely something he didn't want to face.
But, the afternoon was wearing on and he picked down a path to the biggest creek he knew near after hunting with mom (and she had long since ghosted off on him, of course). Once there, he went in quick for a drink, and decided to rest his sore paws in the cold waters a bit.. although he felt guilty for it already. He loosed a heavy sigh, focused on the trickle of the waters, and set to trying to unwind anyway.
Dirge
Now that his hunting trail had gone cold, the sound of the creek ushered him in. While there were any number of rivulets that he could have chosen, the longest of these had its own charm about it. Running from the stonework on high and gently weaving through the forest beneath, the changing topography could not dissuade it to end a moment too short. While he had hoped to pick up another trail to follow to quell whatever craving whim Hydra proclaimed, what he found instead was a face that he had only seen briefly.
Like his sisters, Jarilo was a flickering shadow. Unseen and unheard in those recent days, Dirge was surprised to find him here and now, and realized he did not recall seeing the shadowy wolf in assorted company. It was enough to break his interest in hunting for now—Hydra would and could wait, he thought—and quietly make his approach.
"Seems like you've been keeping yourself busy these days," and quite possibly because someone had to. The turmoil had them all at unease; he thought perhaps he would find solidarity in the lingering discomfort. "Mind some company?"
He relaxed very carefully, it seemed, letting some of the tension work through him then tell himself that it could flow away too on a current down the mountain. But, every ounce of zen he could force onto himself came like that--not easily, and he had to convince it to even halfway occur to him, even with the sound of the creek in his ears, and nothing immediately pressing down on him. Was it really relaxing at this point, when he had to work that hard to make it happen? Probably not.
Maybe over the din of this frustration, Dirge came as a strangely acceptable alternative. The water still felt good, though, so the peered at him from where he was still with a heavy sway to his tail. Yeah.. I've been trying to be, he answered after a beat, realizing how long it had been since he had just.. been, simply with a deepening furrow. Between it all, down to his restless sleeps and long dreams between his days spent worrying about the family around him.. its toll was catching him, finally. No I don't mind any, he breathed, almost thinking to say that no, it was good, the company was better. But I probably shouldn't stay here all too long.. Not that he could elaborate well on why. Are you busy today? he asked. Was he as worried about Hydra and the others as he was, too?
Along the water's edge, he reclined to his haunches and listened in. It was easy to do that and take in the sights, though for the most part there was nothing out of the ordinary he hadn't seen. Dirge may not have charted every inch of Moonspear, not wanting it to give up all of its secrets so soon, but the familiarity had worn in well, even here. Unlike his counterpart, he excelled at simply existing, letting life move at the pace it so desired—a difficult thing to do now, however, with all that ensued.
"Not particularly," he admitted. "I was looking to go hunt for Hydra later, maybe fill a cache somewhere, but I have time at my disposal for now. If you'd rather head off, we could always walk and talk." At least he wasn't so busy that he couldn't deviate from the routine he had fallen into, nor did he think Hydra would fault him for spending a little time with Jarilo. Of her brothers, he was at least one Dirge had a decent rapport with. At least he didn't have to worry about being torn asunder with little provocation in his company.
Though he listened, his sights slowly trailed from Dirge back to the flow of the waters--the ripples and the curves on the surface, but he didn't have any profound feeling about it since he felt like he couldn't even focus entirely. Too distracted, too wound up.. but exhausted from trying to keep up. That's good.. he eventually replied, happy that Dirge seemed pretty lax about it all compared to how Jarilo felt inside--which was just like a terrible, knit, burning knot. Sounds good. I guess I just feel shitty for stalling around too much with everything.. going on, he said, putting it mildly and made a frown to go too. But I realize there's only so much to be done about it from here.. he sighed, feeling like it was just a waiting game for him; waiting to find out more, or receive his orders. Something was going to have to give soon because even he felt that these long, drawn-out tensions were not sustainable and he feared he would have to put his alliance to one side versus another if it didn't resolve soon.
Anyway, he still didn't get up and only reached his neck out so he could lap half-heartedly at the water for a second. He sighed again before adding on: Hope Hydra's handling it all okay. I know she gets closer to our parents than most.. lately that kind of worries me, he mentioned, starting to shift himself then. Beyond how Hydra handled it, this wasn't something Dirge likely had much insight on.. and Jarilo knew that. Still... I don't know, he shook his head, for this was a heavier sort of mood than he wanted.
"She's handling it the best she can," he offered with a sigh. "It bothers her, just as it does the rest of us. Though she has her litter coming to keep her occupied as well." Where his offenses were more personal and along the lines of personal gain, he was aware of how deeply things cut for her. "She takes the good with the bad," he tacked on as an afterthought. He could empathize to a degree how bad the sting was, but they had spurred her into making decisions for herself. Of what the future might hold for her, and for him too. He had never abandoned the idea of stealing her away, though at the present doing so had its drawbacks. Children would certainly complicate whatever plans he held onto, but he would not risk doing something to harm their existence.
"But you shouldn't feel bad for stalling. These are turbulent times, especially for you and your kin. There's no harm in taking care of yourself while things cool down, and if that's a crime here too, then... I suppose I'm guilty of it as well." He had not stopped his ranging here and there, the little ventures beyond the claim that Moonspear fiercely held onto. He wouldn't stop them, but he would come back within the day instead. If not for the children in her womb and their shared goals, he would have turned tail long ago he thought. But perhaps, just perhaps, the stress of all of this would prove its worth in the end.
There were good parts to it, and ones that made him uneasy still. Of course Hydra could handle it with enough grace to navigate the stormy seas of their parents--he knew better than to doubt her outright. He still worried she may try to shoulder too much.. especially with the pups, which Dirge mentioned as a very fair distraction. Maybe that was another reason why he worried.. because he didn't want to see them caught in the crossfires of what may come, either. Or maybe they were a tipping point, somehow. He didn't know yet, maybe didn't want to have to know for sure. Really, I think that's the best any of us can do.. But he really hoped his sister stayed safe. And I hope it cools down a bit before they do get here, he said, trying not to eyeball Dirge about it but wondering deep down what he thought about it all; they were just as much his cubs too.
Anyway. You're right.. I know.. his ears splayed generously outward. Dirge had a point and it just drove it home more to hear it--he mattered too, and time for him shouldn't be wasted just because nearly everyone else was having a total fit of it in one way or another, somewhere along the great chain of things. Wanting to be there for everyone and simultaneously not in their way isn't easy, he sighed then smacked the water with a forepaw, and clicked his teeth at the droplets he splashed upward.
He too hoped it would cool down before too much more time passed. He honestly thought it would, come what may. It was a difficult thing to predict, far too many involved and the variables seemingly endless. But he held fast to a confidence that implied it would as an agreeable note left him to Jarilo's initial statement. If it didn't, then they would surely work through that as well, whether it was with their words or their teeth.
"Sometimes the best thing you can do is give them space," or so he supposed. It was difficult even now for him not to go and track down Charon, to have his face to face. But he didn't need to because who would it satisfy? It seemed a plausible course of action to take, but Dirge knew better, he knew the answers that he would receive before he even got them. That much had been made clear to him. He wasn't even much of a blip on Charon's radar, which may have been a blessing in disguise.
"Things will cool down eventually," he went on to say, "we just have to wait it out."
Maybe so, he agreed through a soft, almost resigned sigh. It was probably the case here, but he struggled on finding the right in-between for himself in actually feeling his assurances and giving everyone involved the space they needed--all without it becoming too much so he would feel disconnected. He was still green when it came to navigating strife of this magnitude. At least they make that easy enough to do, he shrugged his shoulders, then began to pull himself into a more upright sit.
After a second there spent scowling down at the waters, he started to move back from their edge, and turned his sights upon Dirge in full once more. He wanted him to be right, badly. With enough patience, this had to end. He kept that mantra close to his heart these days, too. I keep telling myself that, he said, though sometimes it felt like an empty promise, or one that he couldn't quite convince himself of entirely. Plus, mom does always tell us to be patient, Jarilo hauled himself up to stand, huffing softly as he did, and shook out his coat.
So, he had to listen, and believe. Not only was she his mother, but one part the alphaship to them all too. She wouldn't steer them wrong, right?
He had no way to know, not yet, and he was getting his mood all muddled up worse by dwelling on it too badly, even as he let a long pause hang there to signal his uneasy feeling. But, he was coping and it was slow going with him, someone who tended to slog through sudden change without much grace. I can help hunt..? he suggested lightly to Dirge to shift the subject--and try to help himself get up and moving again. Once he caught some momentum again, that should help. He hoped.
Their mother was right to tell them to be patient. Even against his impulses, it was always better to be patient in any number of areas. But everything needed to be weighed on a scale and properly balanced, a thing that they all did in their own rights. What may have been patient for one was not for another, and perspective was certainly key. Dirge certainly didn't have all of the answers, couldn't have predicted what all would come to manifest in the days ahead. He had his eyes on his prize of prizes, naturally, but the road to there was difficult and lengthy.
For as much as he would have loved to turn tail and disappear into the wilderness, it wasn't that easy now. His lofty goals, his aspirations, they had complicated things. Again, the thought that children would complicate such things crossed his mind again, but he strove to be unlike his father. Charon could disapprove of him all he wanted, think so lowly of him that he ought not matter at all, and Dirge would in his own ways prove him wrong. He would not abandon his children; the only thing that would sweep him away now was the grim, icy hand of death.
Rising after Jarilo, he bobbed his head in agreement.
"Certainly. I wouldn't turn down good help, and you seem like you could use the distraction to take your mind off things. Hydra will appreciate it too." Two wolves could certainly take down a deer with a little muster he thought, at least if they played their cards right. "I've been tracking a herd that's been lingering a ways from here in the forest, perhaps we could start there. Unless you object," but somehow, he didn't think he would.
Embracing the mere thought of a change of pace with surprising grace, he chuffed his agreement. I'm glad.. and I could, he huffed. He wanted the distraction maybe too badly, and what was better than something he may as well make useful--not only for himself this time. He just wasn't quite sure how good of help he was going to be. Sometimes it depended on the day with him with distractions like these clouding him all up, but content enough to help out towards a purpose, he was pretty certain he could muster up something of passable quality.
There were not going to be any objections out of him on this one, especially if Dirge had been tracking them already. Hearing that much picked up his motivation a notch already. That already trimmed the work, then. Here, he readily deferred to Dirge's suggestion with a pivot and nod. Lead the way, he said, trying to look forward to getting his own nose on the situation soon too.
And the lead the way he did.
Across the stream and into the forest, the pair were engulfed in their descent by the timber. Their conversation lapsed as Dirge made his way along familiar paths before forsaking them altogether to tear through the underbrush. It was better in this case to seize the opportunity of making haste, at least until they had reached the tipping point where such tactics were unnecessary.
It did not take long for that event to hit horizon, and the grounds leveled out in a matter of minutes for the short hike they made. It was there that he resumed his search, finding where the herd had been and where they had gone since. Here the ground was soft beneath their feet though not entirely devoid of stone, and both sight and scent guided him easily to follow in the herd's wake.
Soon thereafter, through a clever parting of wood, he spied them.
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Q: Order of Proving inequalities in sometime when i proving inequalities
Example
For positive a,b,c,d and $abcd=16$
Show that $(\frac{a}{b})^3+(\frac{b}{c})^{3}+(\frac{c}{d})^3+(\frac{d}{a})^3+4 \geq a+b+c+d $
My proof But can't end....
First L.H.S use power mean inequalities we'll get
$ L.H.S \geq (\frac{\frac{a}{b}+\frac{b}{c}+\frac{c}{d}+\frac{d}{a}}{16})^{3}+4 $
 And R.H.S. i multiply with $\frac{2}{\sqrt[4]{abcd}}$ Now inequality is Homogenous i'll ignore condition abcd=16
We need to prove that $(\frac{\frac{a}{b}+\frac{b}{c}+\frac{c}{d}+\frac{d}{a}}{16})^{3}+4 \geq \frac{2(a+b+c+d)}{\sqrt[4]{abcd}}$
From A.M.-G.M ; $\sum_{cyc}
\frac{a}{b} \geq 4$.... So in the end
I got $4\sqrt[4]{abcd} \geq a+b+c+d $ but following with wrong reverse sign  ....
So now is have some trick about what should do first in proving inequality ? A.M-G.M or Cauchy  ..... i.e
Thanks !


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Q: Convertion of .jak files to .java using batch files I am writing a batch file which will identify the names of all .jak files in a directory (location specified) and convert them to .java files using AHEAD composer.
The batch file code:
@echo off

set PATH=%PATH%;C:\AHEAD\ahead-v2013.03.20\build\bin;
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0\bin;
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files\apache-ant-1.9.3\bin;
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\AHEAD\ahead-v2013.03.20\miscellaneous\javacc\bin;
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Cygwin\bin;

dir C:\AHEAD\JAK\*.jak /b >> list.txt

for /F "tokens=*" %%a in (list.txt) do call :Foo %%a
goto End

:Foo
set z=%1
echo %z%
jak2java %z%
goto :eof

:End

PAUSE;

cmd

With this i am getting the error System cannot find batch label specified -Foo
But the same program works well for javac command and .java files

A: Not possible; I tried a simplified version of your code (as below) and it worked fine.
Most probably it's a file format issue. Make sure that the file is in DOS format. Best is; copy the above posted code to a new editor (say, notepad) and save it with *.bat extension and then try running it.
Check out this threads as well
Why "The system cannot find the batch label specified" is thrown even if label exists?
http://help.wugnet.com/windows/system-find-batch-label-ftopict615555.html
@echo off

dir D:\Songs-mp3\English\*.mp3 /b >> list.txt

for /F "tokens=*" %%a in (list.txt) do call :Foo %%a
goto End

:Foo
set z=%1
echo %z%
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In recent years, the measurement of harmonic flow coefficients $v_n$ has provided important insight into the hot and dense matter created in heavy ion collisions at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) and the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). These coefficients are generally obtained from a Fourier expansion of particle production in azimuthal angle $\phi$, $\frac{dN}{d\phi}\propto1+2\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}v_{n}\cos n(\phi-\Phi_{n})$, where $\Phi_n$, known as the event plane (EP), represents the phase of $v_n$. Experimentally, $\Phi_n$ is estimated using the azimuthal distribution of particles in the event. The estimated EP direction $\Psi_n$ is referred to as the observed event plane, to distinguish it from $\Phi_n$.

Besides the $v_2$ coefficient, which reflects mainly the hydrodynamic response of the matter to the elliptic shape of the overlap region, significant first order ($v_1$) and higher order ($v_3$--$v_6$) coefficients were also obtained~\cite{Aamodt:2011by,Aad:2012bu,CMS:2012wg}. These non-elliptic harmonics suggest that the matter densities can fluctuate in the initial state, and the harmonics simply reflects the hydrodynamic responses to these fluctuations. More details about these fluctuations can be inferred from the correlations between $\Phi_{n}$ of different order. Calculations based on Glauber model suggest the existence of significant correlations in the initial state~\cite{Teaney:2010vd,Nagle:2010zk,Bhalerao:2011yg,Jia:2012ma}; the correlations can also be generated dynamically in hydrodynamic evolution due to non-linear effects~\cite{Qiu:2011iv}. This proceedings present measurement of EP correlations~\cite{Rpcorr}, which can shed light on these initial state fluctuations and dynamic mixing between different $\Phi_n$ in the final state.

The correlation between several EPs are characterised by a set of cosine functions, $\langle\cos (c_1\Phi_{1}+...+lc_l\Phi_{l})\rangle$ with $c_1+2c_2...+lc_l=0$~\cite{Bhalerao:2011yg}. Two-plane correlators can be written as $\langle\cos k(\Phi_{n}-\Phi_{m})\rangle$, where $k$ is the least common multiple of $n$ and $m$. Experimentally, these correlations are obtained from the observed event planes as~\cite{Jia:2012ma}:
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:o3a}
\langle\cos (c_1\Phi_{1}+...+lc_l\Phi_{l})\rangle = \frac{\langle\cos (c_1\Psi_{1}+...+lc_l\Psi_{l})\rangle} {\mathrm{Res}\{c_1\Psi_1\}...\mathrm{Res}\{c_ll\Psi_l\}},\;\;\mathrm{Res}\{c_nn\Psi_n\} = \langle\cos c_nn(\Psi_n-\Phi_n)\rangle
\end{eqnarray}
where the resolution factors $\mathrm{Res}\{c_nn\Psi_n\}$ are determined using the standard two-subevent (2SE) or three-subevent (3SE) methods~\cite{Poskanzer:1998yz}. To avoid auto-correlations, the $\Psi_n$ needs to be measured using subevents covering different $\eta$ ranges, preferably with a gap in between. A large number of correlators could be studied. However, the measurability of these correlators is dictated by the value of ${\mathrm{Res}\{jn\Psi_{n}\}}$; they are measurable in ATLAS for $n=2$--6 and $j$ values up to 6~\cite{Rpcorr}. This analysis focuses on two- and three-plane correlations. The latter can be generally constructed from several two-plane relative angles, and hence probes the correlations of two angles relative to the third~\cite{Jia:2012ma}, such as:
\begin{eqnarray}
\nonumber
&&2\Phi_2+4\Phi_4-6\Phi_6   = 4(\Phi_4-\Phi_2)-6(\Phi_6-\Phi_2),\;\;-10\Phi_2+4\Phi_4+6\Phi_6 = 4(\Phi_4-\Phi_2)+6(\Phi_6-\Phi_2)\\\label{eq:o2b}
&&2\langle\sin4(\Phi_{4}-\Phi_{2})\sin6(\Phi_{6}-\Phi_{2})\rangle = \langle\cos(2\Phi_{2}+4\Phi_{4}-6\Phi_{6})\rangle-\langle\cos(-10\Phi_{2}+4\Phi_{4}+6\Phi_{6})\rangle
\end{eqnarray}

In a two-plane correlation (2PC), the event is divided into two subevents symmetrically around $\eta=0$ with a gap in between such that nominally they have the same resolution. Each subevent provides its own measurement of the two event planes: $\Psi_n^{P}$ and $\Psi_m^{P}$ for positive $\eta$ and $\Psi_n^{N}$ and $\Psi_m^{N}$ for negative $\eta$. This leads to two statistically independent measurements of the correlator, which are averaged to obtain the final signal:
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:2db}
 \langle\cos k(\Phi_n-\Phi_m)\rangle= \frac{\left\langle\cos k(\Psi_n^P-\Psi_m^N)\right\rangle+\left\langle\cos k(\Psi_n^N-\Psi_m^P)\right\rangle}{\mathrm{Res}\{k\Psi_n^{\mathrm{P}}\}\mathrm{Res}\{k\Psi_m^{\mathrm{N}}\}+\mathrm{Res}\{k\Psi_n^{\mathrm{N}}\}\mathrm{Res}\{k\Psi_m^{\mathrm{P}}\}},
\end{eqnarray}

In a three-plane correlation (3PC), three non-overlapping subevents, labeled as A, B and C, are chosen to have similar $\eta$ coverage. In this analysis, subevent A and C are chosen to be symmetric about $\eta=0$, and hence have identical resolution, while the resolution of B can be different. The symmetry between A and C reduces the 6 independent combinations into three pairs of measurements, labeled as Type1, Type2 and Type3. For example, the Type1 measurement of the correlation $2\Phi_2+3\Phi_3-5\Phi_5$ is obtained by requiring the $\Psi_2$ plane to be measured by subevent B:
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:2e}
\left\langle\cos (2\Phi_2+3\Phi_3-5\Phi_5)\right\rangle_{\mathrm{Type1}}=\frac{\left\langle\cos (2\Psi_2^B+3\Psi_3^A-5\Psi_5^C)\right\rangle+\left\langle\cos  (2\Psi_2^B+3\Psi_3^C-5\Psi_5^A)\right\rangle} {\mathrm{Res}\{2\Psi_2^{B}\}\mathrm{Res}\{3\Psi_3^{A}\}\mathrm{Res}\{5\Psi_5^{C}\}+\mathrm{Res}\{2\Psi_2^{B}\}\mathrm{Res}\{3\Psi_3^{C}\}\mathrm{Res}\{5\Psi_5^{A}\}},
\end{eqnarray}
Similarly, the Type2 (Type3) measurement is obtained by requiring the $\Psi_3$ ($\Psi_5$) to be measured by subevent B.

This analysis is based on approximately 8~$\mu\mathrm{b}^{-1}$ of minimum bias Pb-Pb data collected in 2010 at $\sqrt{s_{_{\mathrm{NN}}}}=2.76$~TeV~\cite{Aad:2012bu}. Three subsystems of ATLAS~\cite{Aad:2008zzm} are used to measure the event plane: the inner detector (ID) over $|\eta|<2.5$, the barrel and endcap electromagnetic calorimeters (ECal) covering $|\eta|<3.2$ and the forward calorimeter (FCal), which extend the calorimeter coverage to $|\eta|<4.9$. These detectors are divided into a set of segments each covering 0.5 to 0.7 units in $\eta$, and the subevents are constructed by combining these segments. The subevent combinations for the two- and three-plane correlations are listed in Table~\ref{tab:dets}. The combination of ECal and FCal (ECalFCal) provides the default measurement, while the ID serves as cross-checks.
\begin{table}[h]
\centering
\begin{tabular}{|c|c||r|r|r|r|r|r|}\hline
\multirow{2}{*}{Two-plane correlation (A,B)} &Default     &\multicolumn{3}{|r|}{\hspace{0.8cm}ECalFCal$_{P}$ $\eta\in$(0.5,4.8)} & \multicolumn{3}{|r|}{ECalFCal$_{N}$ $\eta\in$(-4.8,-0.5)}\tabularnewline\cline{2-8}
&Cross-check &\multicolumn{3}{|r|}{ID$_{P}$ $\eta\in$(0.5,2.5)}       & \multicolumn{3}{|r|}{ID$_{N}$ $\eta\in$(-2.5,-0.5)}       \tabularnewline\hline\hline
\multirow{2}{*}{Three-plane correlation (A,B,C)}& Default     &\multicolumn{2}{|r|}{ECal$_{P}$ $\eta\in$(0.5,2.7)}  & \multicolumn{2}{|r|}{FCal $|\eta|\in$(3.3,4.8)}   & \multicolumn{2}{|r|}{ECal$_{N}$ $\eta\in$(-2.7,-0.5)}\tabularnewline\cline{2-8}
&Cross-check &\multicolumn{2}{|r|}{ID$_{P}$ $\eta\in$(1.5,2.5) }   & \multicolumn{2}{|r|}{ID  $\eta\in$(-1.0,1.0)}         & \multicolumn{2}{|r|}{ID$_{N}$ $\eta\in$(-2.5,-1.5)}  \tabularnewline\hline
\end{tabular}\caption{\label{tab:dets} The definition of the subevents and their $\eta$ coverage using the two-plane and three-plane correlations.}
\end{table}

Figure~\ref{fig:2pcraw} shows the two-plane relative angle distributions for the (20--30)\% centrality interval from the FCalECal. To estimate the detector effects, a background distribution is calculated by combining $\Psi_{n}$ (or $\Psi_{m}$) in one event with $\Psi_{m}$ (or $\Psi_{n}$) in another event with similar centrality (matched within 5\%) and primary vertex $z$-position (matched within 3~cm). The correlation function is then obtained as the ratio of same event correlation (S) to the background distribution (B):
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:cf1}
C(k(\Psi_{n}-\Psi_{m})) &=& \frac{S(k(\Psi_{n}-\Psi_{m}))}{B(k(\Psi_{n}-\Psi_{m}))}
\end{eqnarray}
The correlation functions show significant positive signals for $4(\Psi_2-\Psi_4)$, $6(\Psi_2-\Psi_3)$, $6(\Psi_2-\Psi_6)$ and $6(\Psi_3-\Psi_6)$. The observed correlation signals are calculated as the cosine averages of these correlation functions.
\begin{figure}[h!]
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=0.8\columnwidth]{cdphi_cent2}
\vspace*{-0.5cm}
\end{center}
\caption{\label{fig:2pcraw} Relative angle distributions between two event planes for the (20--30)\% centrality interval for foreground (open circles), background (open squares) and correlation function (filled circles). The correlation functions are used via Eq.~\ref{eq:2db} to obtain the two-plane correlators.}
\end{figure}

The resolution factors $\mathrm{Res}\{jn\Psi_{n}\}$ are determined using the 2SE and 3SE methods, with their differences as part of the systematic uncertainty. The potential influence of non-flow effects due to short-range correlations are studied by requiring a minimal $\eta$ gap, $\eta_{\mathrm{min}}$, between the two ECalFCal subevents. Results obtained for $\eta_{\mathrm{min}}$ values in the range of 0 to 6 are found to be consistent. In all cases, the influences of these short-range correlations are negligible for $\eta_{\mathrm{min}}>0.4$ (the choices of the subevents in Table~\ref{tab:dets} have a minimum $\eta$ gap of 0.6).

The analysis procedure discussed above is also valid for the 3PC analysis, except that the three independent measurements of 3PC for each correlator need to be combined. Figure~\ref{fig:3pcraw} shows the relative angle distributions for various three-plane correlators from the Type1 measurement in the (20--30)\% centrality interval. The observed correlation signals are calculated as cosine average of the correlation function in a generalization of Eq.~\ref{eq:cf1}:
\begin{eqnarray}
\label{eq:cf2}
C(c_nn\Psi_{n}+c_mm\Psi_{m}+c_hh\Psi_{h}) &=& \frac{S(c_nn\Psi_{n}+c_mm\Psi_{m}+c_hh\Psi_{h})}{B(c_nn\Psi_{n}+c_mm\Psi_{m}+c_hh\Psi_{h})}
\end{eqnarray}
where the background distribution is constructed by requiring $\Psi_{n}$, $\Psi_{m}$, and $\Psi_{h}$ from different events. The correlation functions show significant positive signals for $2\Psi_{2}+3\Psi_{3}-5\Psi_5$,  $2\Psi_{2}+4\Psi_{4}-6\Psi_6$, and $-10\Psi_{2}+4\Psi_{4}+6\Psi_6$, while the signal for $2\Psi_{2}-6\Psi_{3}+4\Psi_4$ is negative, and the signals for the remaining correlators are consistent with zero.
\begin{figure}[h!]
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=0.8\columnwidth]{cdphi_abc0_cent2}
\vspace*{-0.5cm}
\end{center}
\caption{\label{fig:3pcraw} Relative angle distributions between three event planes for the (20--30)\% centrality interval for Type1 correlation for foreground (open circles), background (open squares) and correlation function (filled circles). The correlation functions are used via equations similar to Eq.~\ref{eq:2e} to obtain the three-plane correlators.}
\end{figure}

Figures~\ref{fig:result1} and \ref{fig:result2} show the centrality dependence, given here by average number of participanting nucleons $\langle N_{\mathrm{part}}\rangle$, of the two-plane and three-plane correlators, respectively. The systematic uncertainties are strongly correlated across the centrality range shown. Given that the ID is a different type of detector and measures only charged particles, the consistency between the ID and ECalFCal attests to the robustness of this measurement. Large positive values are observed in most cases and their magnitudes usually decrease with $\langle N_{\mathrm{part}}\rangle$. The value of  $\left\langle\cos6(\Phi_2-\Phi_3)\right\rangle$ is small ($<0.02$), yet exhibits a similar dependence on $\langle N_{\mathrm{part}}\rangle$. Interestingly, two other correlators show very different trends: the value of $\left\langle\cos6(\Phi_3-\Phi_6)\right\rangle$ increases with $\langle N_{\mathrm{part}}\rangle$, and the value of $\left\langle\cos(2\Phi_2-6\Phi_3+4\Phi_4)\right\rangle$ is negative and its magnitudes decreases with $\langle N_{\mathrm{part}}\rangle$. The centrality dependence trends for some correlators are qualitatively similar to the predictions of the Glauber model~\cite{Nagle:2010zk,Bhalerao:2011yg,Jia:2012ma}, such as $\left\langle\cos4(\Phi_2-\Phi_4)\right\rangle$, $\left\langle\cos6(\Phi_2-\Phi_6)\right\rangle$, $\left\langle\cos6(\Phi_2-\Phi_3)\right\rangle$, $\left\langle\cos(2\Phi_2+3\Phi_3-5\Phi_5)\right\rangle$ and $\left\langle\cos(2\Phi_2+4\Phi_4-6\Phi_6)\right\rangle$; however, the Glauber model fails to reproduce the magnitudes and centrality dependences for other correlators such as $\left\langle\cos6(\Phi_3-\Phi_6)\right\rangle$, $\left\langle\cos(2\Phi_2-6\Phi_3+4\Phi_4)\right\rangle$ and \\$\left\langle\cos(-10\Phi_2+4\Phi_4+6\Phi_6)\right\rangle$. This behavior might suggest the importance of non-linear response of the hydrodynamic evolution of the medium to the fluctuations in the initial geometry~\cite{Qiu:2011iv}.

\begin{figure}[h!]
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=1\columnwidth]{cdetsys0finalgrbprelim_cen0}
\vspace*{-1cm}
\end{center}
\caption{\label{fig:result1} The final corrected eight two-plane correlators $\left\langle \cos jk(\Phi_n-\Phi_{m}) \right\rangle$ as a function of $\langle N_{\mathrm{part}}\rangle$ measured by ECalFCal and ID. The middle two panels in the top row have $j=2$ and $j=3$, respectively, while all other panels have $j=1$. The error bars and shaded bands indicate the statistical uncertainty and total systematic uncertainty, respectively.}
\end{figure}
\begin{figure}[h!]
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=1\columnwidth]{call3pcompprelim}
\vspace*{-1cm}
\end{center}
\caption{\label{fig:result2} The final corrected six three-plane correlators as a function of $\langle N_{\mathrm{part}}\rangle$ measured by ECalFCal and ID. The error bars and shaded bands indicate the statistical uncertainty and total systematic uncertainty, respectively.}
\end{figure}

In summary, measurements of several correlators between two and three event planes are presented using 8 $\mu$b$^{-1}$ Pb-Pb collision data at $\sqrt{s_{_{\mathrm{NN}}}}=2.76$ TeV~\cite{Rpcorr}. Several different trends in the centrality dependence of these correlators are observed. Some of the trends are qualitatively similar with predictions based on the Glauber model, while others differ significantly. These observations suggest that both the fluctuations in the initial geometry and dynamical evolution of the medium in the final state are important for creating these correlations in momentum space. A detailed theoretical description of these correlations may lead to new insights into the patterns of the fluctuation of the created matter in the initial state as well as the subsequent hydrodynamic evolution in heavy ion collisions.

This work is in part supported by NSF under award number PHY-1019387.

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