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Because of the extreme sensitivity at this place, the market was closed for rectification from January 1, 2020. When I arrived at the scene, although 8 months had passed, it was still closed and monitored by security personnel 24 hours a day. I ventured to act on-site, and even though I was cautious, the photograph and the video had to be taken separately at two points."
--Ou Zhihang
At 5 a.m. on August 20 2020 in the early of morning in front of the closed Wuhan Seafood market a man takes off his overcoat, runs a few meters, goes down to the ground and makes a push-up - naked. Ou Zhihang, has just realized one of his Events, a body of work which is as critical as it is impressive.
The simplicity of Ou Zhihang's work, his courage, perseverence and I should say independence, makes up what today probably is one of the most cutting-edge and socially engaged contemporary artists in China. Low profiled and resolved, Ou Zhihang just can't stop to bring up the societal problems that surrounds him. Whether it concerns subjects such as work camps, mental hospitals, black prisons (private companies keeping people imprisoned illegaly), social inequalities, legal inconsistencies, real estate scandals, food scams, corruption, police brutality, media censorship, insider affairs, or just simple injustices to common people ; he is there. Although keeping a low profile on the art scene, his work has today become high profiled and reknown in society. Ou Zhihang is like a socially engaged Andy Warhol in the internet age.
Because internet is at the heart of his work. Working thoroughly with his actions, taking photos, videos, he follows it up using the internet as a distribution system. It is as simple as the push-up itself, and it is efficient. With more than 50 million visitors to his blog (since 2007) and 150 million visitors to his microblog since 2011, he has reached his objective to let "art influence people". If Ou Zhihang series Moments work with history as its principal time line, the process of his work are related to four other. One is concerned with the research, preparation and travel to the location, a second with the realization of his action and the photography, and a third with its distribution on the internet and towards mass media, and a fourth which goes beyond his own control of course the interpretation and development of signification in relation to his work. This latter timeline is quite important since his subject matter opens the work and its future continuous significations. These timelines are all dependent on each other and on the current context and developments in relation to the event. Although the research, preparation and planning and travel is what takes most time, the shooting of it goes fast.
Although Ou Zhihang's action only takes a few seconds, the snap-action, the one-shot photograph or like here the less than 60 seconds video will be there with us for ever. And it is this that his work focuses on, the history of a transformational short moment in China's history. He works in fact with its memory, not its written history, but its memory, our collective memory. One could say that he actually works with the politics of memory, i.e. the means by which events are remembered and recorded, or for that matter discarded…. He is addressing the role of art in shaping the collective memory and how we all do remember, or forget about, the events as they happened. In his work there is no stated truth, he leaves them open, to the citizens to remember by themselves, and to the events to unfold and develop., with new information and interpretations.
OU Zhihang | That Moment
Zhihang OU


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I couldn't get the play so I don't know if the line "Shoot straight you bastards. Don't make a mess of it." is from the original play.


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The while and do-while Statements

The while statement continually executes a block of statements
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Its syntax can be expressed as:

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     statement(s)
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The while statement evaluates expression, which must return a
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          int count = 1;
          while (count < 11) {
               System.out.println("Count is: " + count);
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          }
     }
}

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as follows:

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    // your code goes here
}

The Java programming language also provides a do-while
statement, which can be expressed as follows:

do {
     statement(s)
} while (expression);

The difference between do-while and while is
that do-while evaluates its expression at the bottom of the loop
instead of the top.
Therefore, the statements within the do block are always executed
at least once, as shown in the following

DoWhileDemo
program:

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     public static void main(String[] args){
          int count = 1;
          do {
               System.out.println("Count is: " + count);
               count++;
          } while (count <= 11);
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The steel mill is a non-conforming use under the city's zoning ordinance.
A week before a decision is expected on the zoning of the Liberty Steel mill property, the head of the steelworkers union called out the chairman of the city's Board of Zoning Appeals for negative comments about the mill.
"We find it extremely unethical and a conflict of interest that chairperson Ede Graves, with a biased opinion against our steel mill, has publicly campaigned over the past few years since she moved to Georgetown to get rid of our steel mill," said James Sanderson, president of United Steelworkers Local 7898. "Clearly, Ede Graves has demonstrated her prejudice and bias against our mill. The USW is of the opinion that Ede Graves isn't capable to conduct this hearing in a fair, honest and impartial manner."
In a discussion on the "That Damn Steel Mill" Facebook page in August of 2020, Graves wrote: "Once and for all, it is time to accept it. The steel mill is NOT now and will NEVER again be a major employer in the town. #SHUT IT DOWN!"
"How can anybody conduct an honest, fair and impartial hearing with [those] type of comments directed to the employees [and] their families here at Liberty Steel," Sanderson said during a press conference on Monday. "She [doesn't] want the steel mill here. She is dead-set against the steel mill. Stevie Wonder can see that. So how can anybody with any sense of integrity really stand up and participate in something that she's already made known for well over two years that she's against."
Sanderson has repeatedly called on Graves to recuse herself from the Liberty Steel appeal. He even filed an ethics complaint about her, which he later withdrew.
"I feel like, in the long run, she does have integrity and she really wants to show it," he said. The right thing would be to withdraw, let the vice chairman take over, and not even vote, he added.
Sanderson also said Graves is the only one of the seven members of the board who has publicly shown bias against the mill.
The mill is in a "redevelopment district," known as REDD, which states that "heavy industrial uses are incompatible when in close proximity to the city's downtown, waterfront, historic district, residential neighborhoods, and gateway corridors and intersections."
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The appeals board is expected to decide on Wednesday whether the city zoning administrator was correct in determining that the mill was in violation of the grandfather clause in the ordinance that allowed it to operate.
Sanderson also criticized Graves for not moving the hearing to a larger space. In April, 125 people crowded into the city's courtroom for the hearing. Many people stood for the entire three hours and dozens were turned away.
"I don't think it's right for the appeals board to limit people from having input," Sanderson said. "If you limit the number of people that can get inside of a building to participate in the hearing, is the hearing being conducted in a fair and impartial manner?"
The city is also cracking down on how many people can attend Wednesday's hearing. There will be a strict limit of 112 people, of which, 80 can be members of the public. No one will be allowed to stand inside the courtroom or hang around in the lobby of the municipal building.
In an email to Sanderson, Graves suggested that Liberty could open its headquarters building or he could open the union hall for steelworkers to watch a livestream of the meeting.
After the three-hour hearing in April, the board voted 4-3 to continue the hearing until June in order to get more information.
Sanderson believes there are people behind the scenes in the city working against the steel mill.
"It does look like there's a conspiracy, trying to get rid of our steel mill," he said. "There's a few people here in Georgetown that do not want that steel mill here because they look at it for redevelopment."
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2 Many Djs promise a live performance that integrates audio and video in an exciting new way. As masters of blending different genres of music, the pair has taken their creativity in a slightly different direction. It appears that they have created custom videos for the songs in their sets.
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I would imagine that there will be enough space. Many people tend to purchase tickets at the door, rather than buy them in advance.
2manydjs is such a talent. Their mash-ups are incredibly innovative. I also enjoy the tinge of humor that the brothers include in their mixes. I wish there were more legitimate mixes that I could buy, but I guess the legality of clearing the samples is too expensive and arduous.
Not a big fan of their original material. I wonder if they'll play a mix of both or solely stick with the mash-ups. I'd enjoy a review of the show!
Yeah the Dewaele brothers are a great talent. As heard on Radio Soulwax pt.2 is one of my all time favourite mixtapes. Loving their production and remixes under Soulwax imprint too. However they don't play mashups anymore like they used to a few years ago.
Especially this tour with visuals, consists mainly of electro bangers. This is what they play nowadays. The whole show is carefully planned before every gig. Also they only have artwork (visuals) for a 2 or 3 hour show, so every show looks pretty much the same.
Will be a great night though!
P.S.: great blog, loving your club reports and announcements as well as other stuff!
Hey guys I'm from australia and Im in hk ATM but it seems the how is sold out. Is there any other way to get tux or is anyone selling tix which I can buy… Flipping out and need to see these guys again! Thanks. Hit me back asap pleeeease!
Yes, apparently, the show is now sold out!
"Due to an overwhelming demand for tickets, the 2manydjs Asian Tour for Saturday the 30th January 2010 has been moved from the Bellini Lounge to Café Deco at The Venetian® Macao-Resort-Hotel. You still present your original confirmation forms at the box office located at the entrance to Café Deco from 8.30pm on the 30th January. The event will run from 10pm Saturday 30th January until 5am Sunday morning. Additional tickets are now available for sale so tell your friends to get in quick before they sell out!


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U.S. Broadband Services Not World Leaders, Study Finds
By Gary Arlen 08 March 2018
Although the U.S. ranks No. 1 in 10 of the 38 categories in a new global "Net Vitality" study, American broadband systems often fall into the middle range in many factors when compared with those in other countries, according to the report, which the Telecommunications Research and Policy Institute unveiled on Wednesday (March 7).
Nonetheless, the "Net Vitality 2.0" report puts the U.S. among the five top-tier countries for global broadband internet ecosystem leaders; but that ranking is based on factors beyond actual Internet operations.
The new study updates a 2015 report. Both reports were intended to help policymakers develop appropriate rules to encourage broadband expansion, according to the reports' author, Stuart Brotman, a University of Tennessee professor and long-time policy official.
The U.S. and United Kingdom made the Top Five in both the 2015 and the new Net Vitality reports, but this year China, Germany and Canada have replaced South Korea, Japan and France as leading broadband Internet ecosystem countries. Brotman said he believes that Australia and Singapore are candidates for a future Top Five list, "thanks to their innovation and competitiveness."
The five leading countries for Broadband Communications Infrastructure are South Korea, Denmark, Ireland, Iceland and the Netherlands. The U.S. is #18, according to the new study. As for Broadband Access and Affordability, the top five are South Korea, Denmark, Finland, Estonia and Norway; again the U.S. is #18. In Average Fixed Broadband Connection Speed, the top five are South Korea, Norway, Sweden, China and Switzerland, with the U.S. coming in at #13.
U.S. systems rank highly in Internet "market attractiveness," "technology efficiency" and IPv6 adoption, according to the report (see chart). In key categories such as Fixed Broadband Subscriptions per 100 inhabitants, the U.S. ranks 24th, well behind relatively small countries such as Monaco, Switzerland and Denmark (ranked 1-2-3) , but also below France, South Korea, Germany, U.K., Canada and China.
The U.S. also scores poorly in categories such as "inherent cyber risk" (#41) and "information and communications technology development" (#27).
The study found that all of the most widely used personal computer operating systems and the top web browsers (Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer) originated in the U.S.
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As a former National Telecommunications and Information Administration official, a telecom policy advisor to the U.S. State Department and veteran academic (with relationships at Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford), Brotman insists that one value of the comparative analysis is to put broadband and Internet policies into a global matrix.
He contends that the widespread reliance on using service and operations data to compare broadband deployment in different countries "has become too narrowly focused on raising these metrics nationally." Calling such comparative analytic approaches "flawed," he said mixing and matching data that measure different things, such as advertised versus actual broadband network speeds, leads to faulty conclusions.
Against that problematic background, Brotman said he believes that the Net Vitality analysis is a more pertinent document because it uses "more timely, reliable, and comprehensive data reflecting the broadband Internet ecosystem, along with relevant macroeconomic forces that help shape it," such as eCommerce and eGovernment utilization.
In many countries, the regulatory structure provides "too narrow a foundation for Net Vitality," Brotman said. "Rather, the Wide Open Internet is what the United States and other countries around the world should be trying to achieve." He characterized "the Wide Open Internet" as one that "encompasses the broader goal of an efficient ubiquitous broadband Internet ecosystem with virtually unlimited applications and content available on multiple devices."
The new analysis is based on data from the United Nations (including the International Telecommunications Union,) the World Economic Forum, the World Wide Web Foundation plus academic and corporate research. It includes material on more than 130 countries, although not every nation has been ranked in every category.
Brotman characterizes the five leading countries as sharing "one commonality: they have benefitted the most when government challenges companies to raise their aspirations, increase the pace of innovation, and expand the scale of investments."
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Symbols of Resistance: A Tribute to the Martyrs of the Chican@ Movement
Symbols of Resistance illuminates the untold stories of the Chican@ Movement with a focus on events in Colorado and New Mexico. The film engages student activists, the effect of police repression, and how issues of identity, land, and community still resonate in the Chican@ struggles of today.
Through interviews with those who shaped the movement and rare historical footage, Symbols of Resistances offers a window into a dynamic moment in history and movement building.
Interviews include prominent Chicana leader Priscilla Falcón, activist lawyer Francisco "Kiko" Martínez, Mexican Liberation organizer Ricardo Romero, former director of El Pueblo History Museum Deborah Espinosa, and veteran reporter, photographer, and newspaper editor Juan Espinosa.
"Symbols of Resistance is an important contribution to the critical understanding of the 1960s/1970s Chicano movement." — Dr. Carlos Muñoz Jr., author of Youth, Identity, Power: The Chicano Movement
"This is a brilliant project of un-forgetting the paradigm shifting Chicana/o movement of the 1960s and 1970s, essential history to be celebrated and emulated." — Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, author of An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States
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Five things to remember from round 3
EHF / Kevin Domas02 October 2020, 14:00
The EHF Champions League Men heads into a one-week break following round 3. But there is a lot to keep in mind from this week's games.
While SG Flensburg-Handewitt in group A as well as Barça, Aalborg Håndbold and Telekom Veszprém HC in group B have all started with three wins from three games, Paris Saint-Germain HB have been left with zero points so far.
Here are talking points after round 3:
Flensburg, the untouchables in group A
MOL-Pick Szeged? Or HC Vardar 1961? Maybe PSG? If you had asked handball fans before the season who would top the group A standings after three matches, probably one of those three teams would have been the answer.
Few would have put their money on Flensburg. But the team of head coach Maik Machulla added a third victory this week, 36:29 against FC Porto, after previous one-goal wins against Lomza Vive Kielce and PSG.
Flensburg's top position will be put to the test again in two weeks' time against Vardar in Skopje.
Pesic gives Meshkov Brest the edge
Meshkov Brest took the two points against PSG on Wednesday, repeating their achievement from 2018, the last time both teams met.
At home, the Belarusian side can cause trouble for the biggest European sides, and one of the reasons is Ivan Pesic. The Croatian goalkeeper was, once again, in magnificent form against PSG, as highlighted by this save against Mikkel Hansen.
Troublesome PSG defeated twice
Never in the last five season had Paris lost two consecutive games in the EHF Champions League. But just that has happened to the start of their 2020/21 campaign, in which PSG suffered two one-goal defeats.
There are many reasons for it: a lot of new players to integrate, the departure of Sander Sagosen, goalkeeper who have yet to reach their full potential.
The French champions know they must turn the tide and win when play resumes over two weeks to stay in contention of the top spot in the group.
Barça and Veszprém already in rhythm
While PSG are waiting for their first points, two of the other pre-season favourites are already where we expected them to be. After three rounds, Barça and Veszprém share the lead in group B with Aalborg - all with the maximum six points.
Barça and Veszprém have not only been winning their games, they have also done so in style, as Barça demonstrated in Match of the Week at HBC Nantes.
With both playing against teams without points in the next round, Barça and Veszprém could continue their duel for top spot for some time to come.
Alexander Blonz's special way of training
Elverum left wing Alexander Blonz led the top scorer's ranking after round 1, having netted 10 times in Porto.
He has not been able to raise his tally since because of an injury. But Blonz is working hard to come back as early as possible to help his team.
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Survey Shows Kubernetes Leading as Orchestration Platform
By Sarah Conway June 28, 2017 January 15th, 2018 Blog
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In conjunction with CloudNativeCon + KubeCon Europe (March 29-30, 2017), the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) conducted a survey of our attendees. More than 430 conference attendees (out of 1500) completed the survey, with a majority of respondents (54%) coming from the technology industry and from EU-based companies (61%). Most of these respondents were DevOps/SREs (41%) or Developers (29%) at companies over 5,000 employees (30%).
The goal of these surveys, which are issued in advance of our bi-annual conferences, is to understand the state of Kubernetes' deployments and other container management platforms, as well the progress of container deployment in general.
This was the second time CNCF had taken the temperature of the container management marketplace. We continue to include comparisons to other surveys, such as Google's own Kubernetes Survey in March, 2016 and again in June 2016 to highlight important trends in this space. You can view the results from our previous survey from CloudNativeCon + KubeCon Seatting (Nov 8-9, 2016) here.
The Evolving Landscape of Cloud Management Platforms
Container Management Platforms Preferences
While these surveys targeted audiences with an existing interest in Kubernetes, it's interesting to observe changes in this segment of the container management marketplace over last year. We continue to see two consistent trends as observed in our November 2016 survey:
Growth in commitment to Kubernetes from 48% (Google survey, March 2016) to 77% (CloudNativeCon + KubeCon survey, March 2017)
Slight stagnation in the move away from home-grown management (Shell Scripts and CAPS) to commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) solutions (Kubernetes, Docker Swarm, Mesos, etc.) This is most likely due to the EU-based audience of this survey, versus the US-based audience of November 2016's survey so these numbers reflect the usage of more home-grown management solutions in the EU.
OpenShift increased from 18% to 22% from November 2016 to March 2017, showing slightly more usage of OpenShift in the EU compared to the US.
Kubernetes Deployments in Amazon and On-Premise Environments
The CloudNativeCon + KubeCon survey from March also illustrates an ongoing increase for hosting on Amazon EC2 as well as continued usage on-premise. This speaks to the versatility of Kubernetes and cloud native technologies in supporting the needs of any type of deployment environment whether cloud native itself, or a homegrown datacenter.
Container Deployment Platforms
Kubernetes is Moving into Production
Containers are being used across a variety of development stages, with a vast majority of companies continuing to increase their use of Kubernetes for development and testing where we've seen huge growth over the last year.
Most notably, 31% of companies have future plans to expand their container usage into production.
The Shift from Development/Test to Production for Kubernetes
Container Usage Volume Continues to Rise
We continue to see the trend of companies using a larger number of containers overall. Low-volume deployments (<50 units) decreased by 12% since November and higher volumes, specifically the 250-999 unit range, increased by 33%.
Growth in Container Deployment Volumes
Challenges of Deploying Containers
The biggest challenges companies are facing when deploying containers are networking, security, and storage. These challenges are consistent with the pain points the CNCF has identified and key areas of focus for the Technical Oversight Committee
CNCF recently added CNI (Container Networking Interface) as a hosted project to provide a simpler networking interface across container solutions and environments. In addition to that, CNCF has formed working groups in all three of these areas to address and improve issues. The Kubernetes community also runs a Storage SIG and Network SIG. If you're interested in joining one of these working groups, you can learn more here.
Common Challenges When Deploying Containers
A recent CNCF webinar on cloud native storage gave an overview of the evolving cloud native storage requirements and data architecture. Mark Balch, vice president of products and marketing, Diamanti; Eric Han, vice president of product management, Portworx; and Clint Kitson, technical director {code} by Dell EMC, talked about both traditional and modern applications and how they use data. Check out the webcast to learn the basics of cloud native storage and how you might make choices about cloud and storage platforms supporting your applications.
Adoption of CNCF Projects
Kubernetes is the most used CNCF project in production (84%), followed by Prometheus (44%), and Fluentd (42%). Kubernetes use in production jumped 66% between November 2016 and March 2017, and evaluation decreased by 94% further supporting that Kubernetes has graduated from the consideration phase at many companies and into production.
OpenTracing and Linkerd are being considered by 23% of respondents, even though only 3-5% of respondents are currently using these technologies in production. Usage for both projects jumped 200% between November 2016 and March 2017 with further growth expected.
Evaluation and adoption of current CNCF projects
To learn more about the up-and-coming Linkerd project, this CNCF webcast featuring Co-Creator and Buoyant Co-Founder William Morgan talks about what an open source service mesh for cloud native applications is exactly. In Berlin, Buoyant CTO Oliver Gould also gave a Linkerd keynote on managing the complexity of communications in distributed systems.
Learning Cloud Native Technologies
According to the survey, the majority of respondents learned about cloud native technologies through meetups and local events and documentation. CNCF is continuing to invest time and resources into improving documentation, as well as expanding the output of educational resources such as case studies.
If you're interested in learning more, you can check out CNCF's upcoming events and a full list of community meetups.
Best Resources to Learn Cloud Native Technologies
The Future of Cloud Native Technologies
Cloud native technologies are continuing to expand into production environments across global companies, from startups to enterprises. Kubernetes is leading this evolution as the orchestration platform of choice. As higher volumes of containers continue to expand and be deployed at scale, companies are choosing to manage their applications with Kubernetes and other cloud native technologies like Prometheus and Fluentd.
The future of cloud native is exciting, with over 91% of respondents recommending CNCF technologies and the use of cloud native technologies in production growing an average of 325% over the last 6 months.
Upcoming Events – Join Us to Learn More Kubernetes in Production
Interested in learning more about how to use Kubernetes and other cloud native technologies in production?
The CNCF's flagship CloudNativeCon + KubeCon will take place December 6-8 in Austin. The event gathers leading technologists from multiple open source cloud native communities to further the education and advancement of cloud native computing. Discounted registration of $900 for corporations and $450 for individuals ends October 6.


Today as I was unpacking our ornaments I couldn't help but remember certain things as I went through trying to determine which ones to hang on our tree. We have only been married for four years (as of next Thursday) but I had lived on my own for a couple of years and even in my little graduate student apartment I had a Christmas tree. On top of that, what is the number one gifts for a couple married in December? Christmas ornaments of course! As I was going through the boxes, I wanted to share some special ones with my faithful blog readers. Some of what is so special is not the ornament itself but the story behind it. Some are new, some are old. But they are all special.
At first glance, this looks like a simple red ball that you can buy by the dozen at any Dollar General. When I look at it, I see ornaments from my parents first Christmas tree as newlyweds. They were also married in December. Last year, our tree toppled over from the weight of all the ornaments and a couple of them broke but I still have several of them. And as long as I have them, they will always have a special place on our tree.
Ben will tell you that I love to collect nutcrackers. He can't stand them; he says they stare at him and it makes him uncomfortable. My collection is quickly growing. Ben buys me one each year even though he can't stand them.
We buy one special ornament a year. Well, sometimes more than one. This is our ornament for this year.
My Uncle Mike began making wooden Christmas ornaments several years ago. Snowflakes, horse drawn carriages, Birds, elves and more. This is the ornament he carved specially for Ben and I the year we got married.
I know this looks like a pink blob but most of you will recognize the Carebear. This ornament has to be more than 25 years old but every year, no matter what, it is nestled in among the lights and tinsel. My babysitter, Donna, made this ornament for me many moons ago. My brother Joey had a blue one and I had a pink one. My tree would never be complete without this ornament.
This was our ornament last year. Since it was the first year we went to the tree farm and cut down our tree, we figures it was only right that this be our "ornament of the year."
Our tree wouldn't be complete without this ornament from Hawaii. What a special trip and a wonderful time we had. Though the memories will never be forgotten, we can relive those days each year as we hang our little wooden flip flop on the tree!
There seems to be several ornaments from the year we got married but this one is special because it was a favor from our wedding. As I mentioned earlier, when you get married in December, loads of Christmas decorations are bound to follow. We gave these silver star cookie cutters away at our wedding. I'm sure no one but my mother kept them but I did. And each year, it goes on the tree front and center.
Last but not least, The Biltmore. America's largest home. My mom and I took a trip there in April and we had a wonderful time. Of course, I had to buy a Christmas ornament to remember it by.
Sorry for the long post. I hope you weren't too bored. I also hope you enjoyed a peek to into my Christmas memories.
I still have my start cookie cutter from your wedding!
I always go through a flood of emotions as I hang special ornaments on our tree! I still have the two glittery snowflakes that your uncle made that you gave me in college! I think of you every year when I hang them, along with my silver studded "K"!
Loved the ornament pictures and what each means to you. Now, we need a full size picture of your tree.
Great post Rachel. Our tree may not be the prettiest, but it has ornaments from each year of our marriage and is special to us. We got married on Dec. 20 a friend painted a box of ornaments for us and we still hang those that have survived the kids. But will they survive the grandkids? Hmmmm. My personal favorite ornament is a simple red construction paper stocking with some cotton balls at the top. It came from a Children's hospital visit when Kim was a toddler. Good memories of family are probably the best thing about Christmas.


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Deeside Orchestra tunes up for concert
The Deeside Orchestra stages three concerts a year
Published: 14:32 Monday 07 January 2019
The Deeside Orchestra is gearing up for its traditional New Year concert.
It will hold its party-themed event in the Victory Hall in Aboyne on Saturday, January 12, at 7.30pm.
The concert will feature an evening of favourite music, songs and dancing.
It is an opportunity for the local community to join friends at a table to eat, have a drink and enjoy some popular music.
The orchestra will be joined by soloists Moira Docherty, soprano, Tara Leiper, piano, and there will dancing to the ceilidh music of the Rob McCombie Duo.
Orchestra chairperson Claire Brown said: "We stage three concerts a year in venues local to Aboyne and Banchory.
"These are normally in November, January and June, when we focus on playing popular light and classical music, such as songs and melodies from shows, familiar orchestral theme tunes and popular concertos, the latter with the assistance of local professional musicians."
The Deeside Orchestra was formed in 1984 to give adult musicians of all abilities the opportunity to get together to play classical music.
Claire added: "Some of the original members still come along, including Andy Linklater, who established the orchestra and has been a driving force for both classical and Scottish music in the area for many decades.
"There are presently 38 members who meet every Tuesday evening in the Victory Hall, Aboyne.
"Some come from as far away as Insch, Kintore and Cults to play with us.
"We draft in extra guest players and soloists from the wider Aberdeenshire community where necessary for our concerts."
The orchestra is keen to welcome new members. Anyone interested should visit www.deeside-orchestra.co.uk.
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NYC-INSPIRED DELI IN THE HEART OF L.A.
As a native of Los Angeles, I grew up a fan of delis. And L.A. has some top ones in Bay Cities, Langer's, Greenblatt's, and Canter's to name a few. But just like pizza, New York City has the rep as of doing it better—justified or not.
And now comes Uncle Paulie's, a NYC-inspired Italian delicatessen in the heart of Los Angeles. Offering classic Italian cured meats, local produce, fresh-pressed olive oils, and imported cheeses, not to mention mozzarella made in-house daily, Uncle Paulie's is an authentic neighborhood breakfast and lunch sandwich spot I'm personally happy to see along busy Beverly Boulevard in the Beverly Grove area.
The sandwiches cost roughly $12 and are hearty and filling. The signature Paulie sandwich comes with Italian turkey, house-made mozzarella, roasted red peppers and balsamic. It's a damn fine deli sandwich.
Likewise, the Italian Combo with Italian cold cuts, aged provolone, roasted red peppers, and Italian dressing is another winner. The Tuna with oil-packed tuna, capers, lemon, arugula and radish was divine.
If you're looking for salads, the Potato Salad with mixed pee wees, house pickles, dill, lemon and vinegar gets the job done, as does the Caponata with eggplant, celery, onions, olives and golden raisins. And I'm no fan of eggplant yet I found this dish to be quite tasty.
At Uncle Paulie's it's the sandwiches that take center stage. And that's how New York native Paul James (Uncle Paulie) wants it as his deli sandwiches are fresh, clean and quite pleasing. To me, the sandwiches are more L.A. style, think Bay Cities or Larchmont Wine and Cheese, as opposed to New York delis like my beloved Katz's Delicatessen famous for its mile-high stacked pastrami sandwich.
I like that Uncle Paulie's keeps it nice and simple. The menu isn't as vast as Canter's or Jerry's Deli, instead it offers nearly a dozen dynamite deli delights. Work your way down the sandwich list or build your own, I think you'll find your options a deli dynamo.
Uncle Paulie's is located at 8369 Beverly Blvd. Hours Monday thru Saturday 8am to 4pm; Sundays 8am to 3pm. Breakfast is served from 8am to 11am. Call 323-746-5545.


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Quick Tech Fixes Can't Solve All Healthcare Problems
Complexity might be the new global vogue.
M. Sophia Newman September 30, 2015
(Credit: Kilimanjaro Center for Community Ophthalmology)
Often, public attention gravitates to simple fixes to large-scale problems — with reason, as such solutions are appealing, and sometimes they work. But a recent flurry of projects is supporting health through complex packages of solutions, including an organization supporting vision in Africa, a tech project in South Asia and even part of America's Affordable Care Act.
In global health and development, is complexity the new simplicity?
Paul Courtright thinks it is. He's one of the founders of the Kilimanjaro Centre for Community Ophthalmology, a project that just won the prestigious Antonio Champalimaud Vision Award for innovations in eye care. Since 2001, he and his collaborators have been expanding the capacity of healthcare facilities in sub-Saharan Africa to address patients' visual health.
The help is sorely needed. Like people everywhere, Africans often experience worsening vision with age. Along with this issue comes a range of visual disorders in excess of the ones that trouble Western people: loss of vision from undiagnosed diabetes, for instance, and trachoma, an infectious disease that causes the eyelids to turn inward and blind the eye. (The latter has been eradicated in most countries outside of sub-Saharan Africa.) As is the case with most healthcare specialties, Africa has far fewer providers than are necessary to treat all people who need care.
KCCO (and the partners with whom it shared the prize, the Seva Foundation and Seva Canada) isn't alone in attempting a fix for the problem. But their approach differs from the simple fixes — like adjustable glasses or a smartphone-mounted eye-testing device — that global health projects sometimes offer. While those can generate a positive impact, KCCO's collaborative Kilimanjaro Project instead provides a multipronged program that aims at increasing care by increasing the capacity of existing African clinics.
"We don't provide clinical care," Courtright says. Instead, the project encompasses research, training, technical advice and evaluations meant to help existing healthcare facilities provide better eye care to their patients. The project's wraparound approach can allow a neat complement to simpler innovations, as it can theoretically move useful tech solutions to the right place and right population at the right time.
"We do look at it as a comprehensive model," Courtright says.
KCCO's approach to providing care might be unique among sub-Saharan African visual health projects, but it is not unique in healthcare worldwide. In America, for instance, the changes triggered by the passage of the Affordable Care Act included a massive gamble on a concept called "care coordination."
The method, invented by Sri Lankan-American physician Rushika Fernandopulle, aims to reduce healthcare spending by better managing chronically ill patients with high costs. To address the complexities these patients experience — often a mix of long-standing disease, acute social stresses and difficulty navigating an inefficient healthcare system — Fernandopulle constructed a team of dedicated practitioners to collaborate with each patient. These providers, termed "care coordinators," try to remove every hurdle blocking a patient's best health outcomes. The end result is often healthier, happier patients and lower expenditures. (Disclosure: In the past, I've worked on care coordination projects for Illinois Medicaid.)
Care coordination, like the KCCO model, is simple only in that it unites a huge and varying array of problems under one large umbrella. The model is out of step with the trending, simple tech approach to solutions, like a $100 laptop held up as the answer to an insufficient education for millions of children. Courtright says, "People want to hear simple stories," and notes that it's sometimes been a block to KCCO's development.
Yet, as KCCO's prestigious award suggests, complexity might be the new global vogue. Earlier this year, former Microsoft programmer Kentaro Toyama published Geek Heresy, a kind of confessional-cum-manifesto about technological solutions to global problems. Identifying himself as a "technology addict in recovery," Toyama builds his conclusions around the five years he spent researching and implementing technological innovations for global development in India.
The book doesn't discount the value of simple fixes, some of which are undeniable (many people in Kibera, a slum in Nairobi, Kenya, for example, wouldn't mind having a smartphone and an emergency number to call). But, using an example of an organization called Digital Green that worked by combining new technology with high-touch, person-to-person communication, Geek Heresy agitates against believing overly simplistic, one-note fixes — what Toyama calls "packaged interventions" — are enough.
"What isn't a packaged intervention?" he writes. "The caring attention of a good teacher. Citizen participation in a protest march. The capable execution of a vaccination program by a well-managed healthcare system …." Even the best technological solutions, he concludes, must be implemented by embracing "the importance of heart, mind, and will."
Courtright agrees. "Unless you have good leadership or the potential for good leadership and team management in place, you can throw in all kinds of money and not get much out of it," he says. By promoting human wisdom and connection, "We help places become productive and to expand their service selections."
The Champalimaud Award committee believes in the value of the approach. But does a person in need agree?
At least one does. I met 34-year-old Michael Kazala on a street corner in downtown Nairobi, where he was sitting on an upturned bucket and cradling a guitar. With his head tilted towards his instrument, it was hard to see his face. But when he looked up, his eyes – one socket empty, and the other bearing a cataract-blinded, rolling eyeball – were striking.
"I lost my sight from the measles," at age 10, he said. Bright, upbeat and not lacking in ambition — he'd like to tour the U.S., he said, playing clubs — Kazala was nonetheless badly hobbled by the aftereffects of a disease that could have been prevented with a cheap, simple technology: a vaccine.
Only complexity would make up for its absence. Living in the street, he relied on the sole job he could do, blues busking. He could readily list the help he needed, including comprehensive medical care, disability assistance and support in securing housing. But he said the healthcare system continued to offer him little.
What he was describing seemed to encompass both simple technologies and the wise implementation of them; the back-on-your-feet effort of care coordination; and the comprehensive approach to visual health that the Kilimanjaro Project helps primary care clinics provide. "Everything," Kazala said, summarizing his needs in the simplest possible terms.
Smiling into the twilight he could not see, he said it once more for emphasis: "Everything."
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Heavy Metals in Your Water?
The term "heavy metal" refers to any metallic chemical element that has a relatively high density and is toxic or poisonous at low concentrations.
Heavy metals are natural components of the Earth's crust. They cannot be degraded or destroyed. To a small extent they enter our bodies via food, drinking water and air. In small quantities, certain heavy metals are nutritionally essential for a healthy life. Some of these are referred to as the trace elements (e.g., iron, copper, manganese, and zinc). These elements, or some form of them, are commonly found naturally in foodstuffs, in fruits and vegetables, and in commercially available multivitamin products.
Heavy metal poisoning could result, for instance, from drinking-water contamination (e.g. lead pipes), high ambient air concentrations near emission sources, or intake via the food chain.
What are the negative health effects from heavy metals?
Heavy metals are dangerous because they tend to bio-accumulate. Bioaccumulation means an increase in the concentration of a chemical in a biological organism over time, compared to the chemical's concentration in the environment. Compounds accumulate in living things any time they are taken up and stored faster than they are broken down (metabolized) or excreted.
Heavy metals can enter a water supply by industrial and consumer waste, or even from acidic rain breaking down soils and releasing heavy metals into streams, lakes, rivers, and groundwater.
Heavy metal toxicity can result in damaged or reduced mental and central nervous function, lower energy levels, and damage to blood composition, lungs, kidneys, liver, and other vital organs. Long-term exposure may result in slowly progressing physical, muscular, and neurological degenerative processes that mimic Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, muscular dystrophy, and multiple sclerosis. Allergies are not uncommon and repeated long-term contact with some metals or their compounds may even cause cancer (International Occupational Safety and Health Information Centre 1999).
Heavy Metal Filter
Heavy Metals-Arsenic-Lead-Fluoride
Lead and mercury exact their most devastating toll on the developing brain.
. Children exposed to lead at a young age are more likely to suffer from shorter attention spans.
. Children with above-average mercury exposures have learning difficulties.
. Recent studies also suggest that arsenic can harm the developing brain.
Many other health effects of these metals are well-known.
Common Health Effects
Although aluminum is not a heavy metal, it makes up about 8% of the surface of the earth and is the third most abundant element. It is readily available for human ingestion through drinking water.
Studies began to emerge about 20 years ago suggesting that aluminium might have a possible connection with developing Alzheimer's disease when researchers found what they considered to be significant amounts of aluminum in the brain tissue of Alzheimer's patients. Although aluminum was also found in the brain tissue of people who did not have Alzheimer's disease, recommendations to avoid sources of aluminum received widespread public attention. As a result, many organizations and individuals reached a level of concern that prompted them to dispose of all their aluminum cookware and storage containers and to become wary of other possible sources of aluminum, such as soda cans, personal care products, and even their drinking water.
However, the World Health Organization (WHO 1998) concluded that, although there were studies that demonstrate a positive relationship between aluminum in drinking water and Alzheimer's disease, the WHO had reservations about a causal relationship because the studies did not account for total aluminum intake from all possible sources. Although there is no conclusive evidence for or against aluminum as a primary cause for Alzheimer's disease, most researchers agree that it is an important factor in the dementia component and most certainly deserves continuing research efforts. Therefore, at this time, reducing exposure to aluminum is a personal decision.
Target organs for aluminum are the central nervous system, kidney, and digestive system.
Arsenic is the most common cause of acute heavy metal poisoning in adults. Arsenic is released into the environment by the smelting process of copper, zinc, and lead, as well as by the manufacturing of chemicals and glasses. Arsine gas is a common byproduct produced by the manufacturing of pesticides that contain arsenic. Arsenic may be also be found in water supplies worldwide, leading to exposure of shellfish, cod, and haddock. Other sources are paints, rat poisoning, fungicides, and wood preservatives.
Target organs are the blood, kidneys, and central nervous, digestive, and skin systems.
Cadmium is a byproduct of the mining and smelting of lead and zinc. It is used in nickel-cadmium batteries, PVC plastics, and paint pigments. It occurs mostly in association with zinc and gets into water from corrosion of zinc-coated ("galvanized") pipes and fittings.
Target organs are the liver, placenta, kidneys, lungs, brain, and bones.
Copper at very high levels is toxic and can cause vomiting, diarrhea, loss of strength or, for serious exposure, cirrhosis of the liver. Water turns blue-green in colour as the corroded copper comes off the inside of the pipes and appears in the water as a precipitate. This reaction only occurs in a small percentage of cases.
Iron is a heavy metal of concern, particularly because ingesting dietary iron supplements may acutely poison young children. Ingestion accounts for most of the toxic effects of iron because iron is absorbed rapidly in the gastrointestinal tract. The corrosive nature of iron seems to further increase the absorption. It can cause a rusty red or brown stain on fixtures or laundry and/or cause your water to develop a metallic taste.
Target organs are the liver, cardiovascular system, and kidneys.
Mercury is generated naturally in the environment from the degassing of the earth's crust, from volcanic emissions. It exists in three forms: elemental mercury and organic and inorganic mercury. Atmospheric mercury is dispersed across the globe by winds and returns to the earth in rainfall, accumulating in aquatic food chains and fish in lakes. Mercury compounds were added to paint as a fungicide until 1990.
These compounds are now banned; however, old paint supplies and surfaces painted with these old supplies still exist. Mercury continues to be used in thermometers, thermostats, and dental amalgam. Certain bacteria are able to transform it into methyl mercury, which is concentrated in the food chain and can cause malformations.
Target organs are the brain and kidneys.
Lead accounts for most of the cases of pediatric heavy metal poisoning (Roberts 1999). It is a very soft metal and was used in pipes, drains, and soldering materials for many years. Millions of homes built before 1940 still contain lead (e.g., in painted surfaces), leading to chronic exposure from weathering, flaking, chalking, and dust. Every year, industry produces about 2.5 million tons of lead throughout the world. Most of this lead is used for batteries.
Target organs are the bones, brain, blood, kidneys, and thyroid gland.
Filtering out Heavy Metals
There are two basic types of water filter. Those that are installed inside a water ionizer and those that are installed outside a water ionizer or as a standalone filter. External filter systems can be configured in any number of stages with each stage removing a particular type or group of contaminants. Removing one type or group of contaminants is often considered a 1-Stage filter (i.e. removing either chlorine, fluoride-lead-arsenic, or nitrates). Filters can be combined to form any number of stages to form: 2-Stage, 3-Stage, and even 7-Stage (i.e. reverse osmosis) filter systems. How many stages you need to filter your water depends on the possible contaminants in your water. The most common water contaminants include:


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Q: How to read and write data of a 2 dimensional array I'm making a lotto array game where I'm supposed to write 10 different numbers in to the array and see if I get a bingo. I want it to be 2 dimensional and I have got most of the code right (I have tried it in 1D) but just as I change it to be 2D, I get a problem with the array (array[i]) and I don´t know why.
Here is the code
 using System;
 using System.Collections.Generic;
 using System.Linq;
 using System.Text;
 using System.Threading.Tasks;

 namespace kents.lottospel
 {
     class Program
     {
         static void Main(string[] args)
         {

             Random rand = new Random();
             int randNum = rand.Next(1, 20);

             Console.WriteLine("skriv in nummer");

             for(var i= 0; i < 2; i++)
             {
                 for(var j= 0; j < 5; j++)
                 {
                     array[i, j] = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

                     if (array[i, j] == randNum) //and this is also
 one problem (array[i])
                     {
                         Console.WriteLine($"Bing!\nDet rätta talet
 var" + " " + randNum);
                         break;
                     }
                     else
                     {
                         Console.WriteLine($"tyvärr men du har inte
 fått nån bingo denna gången");
                     }
                 }
             }
                 Console.WriteLine("skriv in lottoboll nummer" + "
 " + i + ":");

             Console.WriteLine($"boll nummer" + " " + randNum + " "
 + "gav bingo");
             Console.WriteLine("slut på spelet.");

         }

     }

 }

A: With a two dimensional array, you need two different values to index into it. If you only specify a single value for the index with a 2D jagged array for example, the result will be another array, not a single integer value:
//This will be an int[]
var subArray = array[0]

//This will be an int
var element = array[0][0]

When you are reading input values from the console, you are only specifying one index value for the array so that expression boils down to something like this:
int[] array = new array[5];
array = 42; //compiler error

To populate a 2D array, you will need to change your loop to be a nested one. The outer loop will iterate over the first dimension and the inner loop will iterate over the second dimension:
for(var i = 0; i < 2; i++)
{
    for(var j = 0; j < 5; j++)
    {
        array[i,j] = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine(...));
    }
}

A: The whole point of a 2D array is that it has two dimensions. To access an element, you must specify the index in each dimension. That means that you can't use a single for loop to traverse it either. You generally use two nested for loops, e.g.
for (var i = 0; i <= myArray.GetUpperBound(0); i++)
{
    for (var j = 0; j <= myArray.GetUpperBound(1); j++)
    {
        // Use myArray[i, j] here.
    }
}

It's also up to you to make sure that you are consistent with regards to what's a "row" and what's a "column", as they are not explicit in a 2D array.
To be a bit more explicit, here's an example of setting each element in a 2D array and then getting each element:
var myArray = new long[10, 10];

for (var i = 0; i <= myArray.GetUpperBound(0); i++)
{
    for (var j = 0; j <= myArray.GetUpperBound(1); j++)
    {
        myArray[i, j] = DateTime.Now.Ticks;
    }
}

for (var i = 0; i <= myArray.GetUpperBound(0); i++)
{
    for (var j = 0; j <= myArray.GetUpperBound(1); j++)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("({0},{1}): {2}", i, j, myArray[i, j]);
    }
}

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A warrior of God which runs in the point which the shot arrow reaches to the point later on! Probably, the arrow pierced through Mongolian's king's breast, if God did not predict. And it did not run to the ground of the foreigners in west after the foolish persons according to heavens far. such -- but -- ordering, if it carries out and draws a bow -- king of a prairie And an arrowhead to which I break all stones!
1 of the power of wolf, and four halves of great Temujin. In the son of Temujin, it fought most and won most. It is made the fighter in a fighter and is brave blue wolf. When he was taken from this world, Mongolian lost the left arm with the bow forever. that is right -- eternal .
1 of four halves of fang of wolf, and great Temujin. Strict Mongolian's warrior. The ruler of Turkestan. Did not allow the strictness, therefore elder brother... Blue wolf of the prairie where he is also solitary. Angry Mongolian's fang.
1 of the heart of wolf, and four halves of great Temujin. The wind of an easy prairie. The severe soul which makes it generous and also exceeds tolerance and a father is hidden in inside. The heavenly army corps ruined all formidable enemies, and there was no prairie which is not his territory and it did not have the horse which runs except his land, either. It was alcohol of the heavens where the alcohol to drink up was also made from the milk of TENMA.