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Q: Overriding a method that is called from a constructor If an instance of subclass is created, the output is sub0 sub2
Two questions on this:

*

*Why is the subclass method called even though the superclass constructor is not finished?

*Why is the instance field not initialized when called from the superclass constructor (the sub0 output)?
Example:
class Superclass{
   int i = 1;

    Superclass(){
      aMethod();
    }
   void aMethod(){
      System.out.println("super" + i);
   }
}

class Subclass extends Superclass{
   int i = 2;

   Subclass(){
   aMethod();
   }

   void aMethod(){
      System.out.println("sub" + i);
   }
}

A:
Why is the subclass method called even though the superclass constructor is not finished?

Because the instance of subclass is already created at that point of time. The super class constructor is just called to initialize the state of the object. Now, since the instance is actually that of a subclass (I assume you are talking about this case only), the actual method invoked will be the overridden one (the method overriding rules apply here).

And why is the instance field not initialized when called from the superclass constructor (the sub0 output)?

Because, the subclass constructor has not yet started the initialization part. It's the super class constructor that is executed first. So, if the overridden method in subclass is called from the super class constructor, the fields of the subclass hasn't been initialized yet and the value of i is still 0.
See also:

*

*Calling method from constructor

*My Blog post on this topic

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I just watched the start of "One Little Ship" again...
PNQ: Did the runabout follow the Defiant out here? The shuttlebay is only big enough for two shuttlepods, right? Did the Defiant tow the runabout?
mudshark: Nate's just being...Nate.
Zeke: It comes nateurally to him.
mudshark: I don't expect Nate to make sense, really -- it's just a bad idea.
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Adam Savage: I reject your reality and substitute my own!
Hanlon's Razor: Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.
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I'm watching Trek tribute videos again...
PNQ: In "Relics" Scotty says "show me the bridge of the Enterprise." Aren't there dozens of ships that fit the description of "a ship called Enterprise that has a bridge"?
A quick look at Wikipedia shows that there have been dozens of Enterprises with bridges. Aircraft carriers, schooners, civilian craft, etc.
I found myself wondering if "starship Enterprise" would've been adequate description to make the computer limit itself to the NCC 1701 series. What about the XCV-330 (the "ring ship")?
That led me to the definition of "starship" as opposed to "spaceship". In TOS we see many usages of "spaceship" to indicate a something smaller (except for cargo vessels, of course) and slower than a "starship." What's the boundary line? Could it be that there's a threshold of warp power between the two? That is, lower speed ships have simpler warp drives and engineering systems that need a much smaller crew than the behemoth of a starship?
Of course, Scotty should've been more specific to begin with, but you can forgive a bit of this due to his current state of inebriation.
A YouTube video asks men of various ages how many times they've been in love...
PNQ: How often do you think REAL romantic love can happen to someone in a lifetime?
I'm not a fogey who believes in once-in-a-lifetime soulmates, but people who give numbers in the dozens make me incredulous. It annoys me when people equate "sexual partner" or "long-term casual relationship" to "love", it leads me to believe that they haven't put much thought into the questions of what love is or what they want from a loving relationship.
(Meaningless aside, the autocorrect on this forum doesn't accept "fogey" as a word. A quick Googling lists several online dictionaries who have entries for it. Weird.)
Watching SF Debris' review of "Skin of Evil" again, and I get annoyed by this bit...
In describing how he didn't have enough material to make a Tasha Yar tribute: "If it's not her being violent, making a report, or trying to get laid, it's just nothin'."
PNQ: Is that really all she had to do?
They gave Tasha plenty to do and talk about...
1. She is ready to indulge Wesley's questions because she didn't have a childhood of her own and wants Wesley to have every advantage.
2. She was envious of Troi's beauty because she never had a chance to channel her feminine side.
3. She was rescued by the Federation and so was its most vocal supporter to anyone who would mock it.
You see what I'm getting at, right?
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Finally sitting down and rewatching Deep Space Nine from episode one.
PNQ: Why didn't anyone point out the major plot hole of having a family on the very small, Miranda class Saratoga?
Which probably leads to...
PNQ: Am I turning into Nate, and becoming too nitpicky?
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What a terrifying thought.
Watching SF Debris' review of "Firstborn" again...
PNQ: How come the Universal Translator never translates Klingon?
All I can think is that a condition of the Federation/Klingon alliance is that Federation translators don't translate Klingon by default, at least for commbadges and other unofficial communications. It would stand to reason that Klingons would learn the major languages of their enemies (Romulans seem to learn Klingon in this era, so there's precedent) and have demanded that the translators operate like this so they can keep certain secrets to themselves.
And it would stand to reason that not all Starfleet officers learn Klingon, relying on their translators when interacting with them. Picard, Riker, and Data seem to be the only ones on the E-D who have learned Klingon besides Worf himself.
Note that in TOS the Klingons seem to be speaking English and specifically point out that the Starfleet officers don't know "Klingonese".
Re: SF Debris review of "Timescape"...
PNQ: In universe, why did Troi collapse a bit when the subspace forcefield was turned on?
I figured it out years ago: Troi is used to having the emotions of the people around her as a sort of white noise, a backdrop that always there. The subspace force field cut her off from all those emotions and it caught her by surprise.
(I know, I know, in "Night Terrors" they said blocking telepathy is impossible. But in that episode they were talking traditional blocking, not using a time differential as in here. These armbands aren't putting a shield over the target, they're pulling the target out of the arrow's line of sight altogether)
Without that explanation Troi just looks weak. Furthermore it looks like a Chekhov's gun that is never fired later.
On the Straight Dope forum they are debating whether Kirk should be court-martialed for all of the redshirt deaths under his command.
PNQ: How many of the redshirt deaths can be attributed to him?
I'll go by the Ex Astris Scientia list of crewmen deaths in TOS.
1. Only deaths caused by a deliberate act against the crewman count. The Galactic Barrier, generic deaths during battle, etc. don't count.
2. I'll be covering all deaths on the page, not just redshirts. If Kirk can be court-martialed for the needless deaths of redshirts, he can be tried for deaths of blueshirts and yellowshirts as well.
Season One:
Where No Man Has Gone Before: None. All due to galactic barrier.
The Man Trap: Four salt vampire deaths. Not Kirk's fault. In general, deaths by shapeshifter can't be directly attributed to Kirk.
The Naked Time: Tormolen, complications from polywater intoxication on a hostile planet. Not Kirk's fault, there was nothing he could've done.
Balance of Terror: Tomlinson, this is an indirect result of battle.
What Are Little Girls Made of: Matthews and Rayburn, killed by Ruk. Not Kirk's fault, just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The Galileo Seven: Three crewmen killed by natives after a shuttle crash. Not Kirk's fault.
Arena: None. All are in battle.
The Devil in the Dark: Crewman killed by Horta. Not Kirk's fault, unpreventable given current information.
Season Two:
Catspaw: Jackson, killed by Sylia. Not Kirk's fault, he couldn't have prevented it given his knowledge at the time.
Friday's Child: Grant, killed by Capellans. Not Kirk's fault, the guy was just a hothead. Kirk also tried to get him to stand down.
Wolf in the Fold: Tracy, killed by Redjac. Not Kirk's fault, he had no way of anticipating or preventing it.
The Changeling: Three killed by Nomad. This one is debatable, given that Kirk knows that Nomad has onboard weapons and is immune to hand phasers. However, circumstances forced Kirk to let Nomad on board knowing his destructive capability. I'll chalk these down as unpreventable.
The Apple: Two killed by natural hazards. Not Kirk's fault. One struck by Vaal's lightning, not Kirk's fault (what could Kirk have done?).
The Deadly Years: Galway, died of hyperaging. Not Kirk's fault, in general uncurable diseases don't count unless they were easy to avoid and he didn't.
Obsession: Five killed by dikironium cloud. The first three are from the initial attack, unpreventable by Kirk. The other two are as a direct result of his continued attack when he could've left. It could be argued that these aren't Kirk's fault because had he not hunted and killed this thing it would've killed countless others, especially were it to spawn.
By Any Other Name: Thompson, killed by Rojan. Unpreventable, not Kirk's fault.
The Ultimate Computer: Harper, killed by M-5. Technically preventable, there was no reason to get that close to M-5 to cut power to that panel.
The Omega Glory: Galloway, killed by Tracey. Not Kirk's fault, it's not like phasers can be dodged.
Season Three:
Elaan of Troyius: Watson, killed by Kryton. Kirk didn't know until after the fact.
And the Children Shall Lead: Two killed by being mistakenly beamed into space. Kirk had no way of stopping Gorgan at this point, not his fault.
Wink of an Eye: Compton, killed by cellular decay while hyperaccelerated. Not Kirk's fault.
That Which Survives: Three killed by Losira. Not Kirk's fault.
Requiem for Methuselah: Three died of Rigellian fever during crisis. I'm calling this extenuating circumstances.
So being especially cruel, of the 56 confirmed "redshirt deaths" on the page, maybe half a dozen could've been prevented by Kirk depending on your definition. The only two episodes that I feel Kirk could be brought to charges on are "Obsession" and "The Changeling".
Last edited by Nate the Great; 05-05-2020 at 01:52 PM.
So I'm on an Ex Astris Scientia binge at the moment, and I stumble upon the page discussing the multiple chief engineers in TNG Season One...
PNQ: Opinions?
I'm still sort of surprised that a Chief Engineer wasn't part of the main cast from the beginning. Scotty proved that such a position was required for any Trek series.
Ex Astris Scientia posits that there could be multiple Chief Engineers for the first year because of the newness of the tech. I dispute this, since as I've discussed elsewhere the bugs would've been worked out in the U.S.S. Galaxy, and this second-model warp engine would've needed less supervision.
An option that occurs to me is that a Chief Engineer is something that a starship would need on-staff 24/7. While the "night crew" up on the Bridge could be less experienced, you need experienced engineers watching the warp core 24/7. Perhaps some of these characters weren't really THE Chief Engineer, but instead just the "Chief Engineer on Duty", in charge for the current shift.
Of the four S1 Chief Engineers, MacDougal, Argyle, and Lynch were Lieutenant Commanders and Logan was a Lieutenant. I'd put MacDougal as the "main" Chief Engineer with the others as shift assistants. Logan was lower on the totem pole, but perhaps he had more command experience than the other three, putting him into conflict with Geordi in "The Arsenal of Freedom."
In "Where No One Has Gone Before" Argyle is specifically called "one of our Chief Engineers."
Mention must also be made of Shimoda and Singh, the "Assistant Chief Engineers." What's interesting is that Shimoda wasn't wearing a Starfleet uniform, his outfit looked more like a a noncommissioned crewman. Of course in a situation like this it's time for Nate to bring up his all-purpose plot hole fixer: UESPA! What if Shimoda wasn't Starfleet, but UESPA? Given the "new age" of exploration that the E-D had just started, it stands to reason that UESPA would want to send along one of their own officers for the mission. Maybe he's still heading up the night shift or something for all we know.
The simplest explanation: the chief engineers got fired every time Wesley showed them up. If you can't outsmart a sixteen year old, then get off my ship.
The Cinemassacre crew travels to Oregon to visit the last Blockbuster Video.
PNQ: What bankrupted/defunct franchise stores do you miss the most?
If you need a starting point, there is this Wikipedia page.
One that comes immediately to mind is B. Dalton's bookstores. Barnes and Noble bought them out in 2009.
I also miss Hollywood Video, Circuit City, Builder's Square, Knox Lumber, FuncoLand, on and on...
Canadian, so a slightly different list.
Arby's went belly up locally here, so that counts - you have to cross an international border for some sweet, sweet beef and cheddar action.
Future Shop was definitely one that is sorely missed. I could spend several hours in there as a kid; Best Buy just isn't the same, too flashy and a little pushier even though their sales rep don't get commissions.
B. Dalton and Waldenbooks in the same mall? Mm-mm good.
Still mad at Toys 'R' Us for driving out Children's Castle,which was a bigger building than "the biggest toy store there is" and was shaped like a castle in front.
Oh, and where's my Quizno's?! Or Blimpie's?
Oh, and JCPenney has declared bankruptcy, I believe.
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See, I was more surprised that they still existed.
In his review of the Good Times version of Snow White, Bobsheaux refers to Snow White as "the most passive of princesses."
In terms of "existing as a plot point and not a real character", I would put Sleeping Beauty and Rapunzel above Snow White.
I am of course referring to the original fairy tales, not any particular adaptation.
PNQ: So how does the Defiant dock?
After all, the entire "nose" of the ship is covered by the deflector array, right?
A reddit thread speculates that the station's docking ports are adaptable.
I dispute that. The station was designed to accommodate Cardassian ships (hence the pylons can arc inward because the front of Galor-class ships are narrow and three could branch out like a fidget spinner).
Some think that the orange panels can slide back to reveal a docking port.
I don't like this idea. The Defiant is only four decks (for some bizarre reason). A docking apparatus this big would be a waste of space.
There is a little circle below the deflector dish, but it's usually a torpedo launcher. Besides, it's too small to be a docking ring for a four-deck ship (why was the ship so small again?).
The LCARS puts the airlock on the upper side of the nose, above the torpedo launcher.
This would correlate with the orange panel theory, but the problem is that the station's docking port links with the deflector dish, not the orange panels.
LCARS floorplan
One corridor splits into two for the airlocks to correlate with the orange panels, but it still doesn't make sense. Even if the panels slide aside and docking corridors extend forward towards DS9, where would they dock to on the station?
A closeup of the Defiant docked at DS9 clearly shows that the docking ring touches the front edge of the ship, between the orange panels and the deflector dish. The docking port can't touch anything except the front edge of the ship.
A theory that the torpedo launcher below the deflector dish is actually a turbolift pass-through. After all, a turbolift car has its own gravity plating and could go horizontal if needed and nobody would notice. They also point out that ships having turbolift hookups is nothing new (and of course they're right, just look at the Enterprise D)
A followup to yesterday's post...
PNQ: How do Klingon Birds of Prey dock at DS9?
Here's a ship at the docking ring.
Here's the front of a Bird of Prey.
The circle in front has always been depicted as a torpedo launcher.
In fact, I'm not seeing anything remotely like a docking hatch on the "head" of a Bird of Prey, not even the emergency hatch that was used in The Voyage Home.
On this view there might be something like a turbolift connection on the top of the "head", but once again, DS9 doesn't have anything to connect to it!
And for that matter, how would Federation or Klingon turbolifts be compatible with Cardassian ones?
In "A Time to Stand" our heroes use integer warp factors despite being on a Jem'Hadar ship...
PNQ: They say over and over again that Dominion ship and engine design is wildly different from that of the Alpha Quadrant. Would they use the same warp scale on the other side of the galaxy?
The tech manuals make it clear that the integer warp factors exist where they are because they represent natural lulls in the speed/energy requirement curve. That is, going at Warp 2 takes much less energy than Warp 1.9. But that's based on the engineering of conventional matter/antimatter reactors and the physics of warp plasma based on such.
It stands to reason that Federation and Klingon warp engine design is based on similar principles. Of course the Romulans use a completely different principle (meaningless aside, how does an artificial singularity generate warp plasma?), but I expect that their system doesn't have the natural lulls, so they convert to our warp scale as a matter of efficiency.
So did our heroes hardwire the warp controls to conform to Starfleet standards? That would look weird to other Dominion ships that they encounter, right? "Why is that ship going at Technobabble Speed 5.78?"
I know, I know, Nate's being pedantic again. But I really do think about this stuff, and at least I'm putting some thought into my discussion and not going "rawr rawr, the writers don't care about continuity, they stink" like most of my Kelvinverse and Enterprise ranting.
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after i finished eating my tomato sandwich for lunch i tucked into a nice bowl of *local* strawberries. the first strawberries i have purchased here that have been worth eating. you see, everywhere other than california is plagued with these things called seasons, and strawberries do not grow in all seasons. they hardly grow in any season here, but for now they are sweet and red and fragrant. and i am so pleased that i live a season-y life again. i always thought i missed the seasons when living out west, and now i know that i did (even if that means our produce is mostly lack luster).
oh and check our terracotta bowls ... straight from el salvador by way of mas' stepmother. i love them, they scare mas as they are made from mud ... i know.
are you going to grow food in your garden or stick to flowers and herbs? we move into our new place tomorrow and i want to start planting on our roof by next week.. but i don't think i'm core enough to grow food..
Tomato sandwiches and locally grown strawberries? We may be kindred souls!
joy, we are doing veggies too, a lot of them in fact. i'm beginning to wonder if we took on too much. but herbs count as food, anything you eat counts as food if you grow it.


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#WalangPasok – Class suspensions for January 9 2017 due to tropical depression 'Auring'
Local government units in several areas in Visayas and Mindanao have announced the suspension of classes in their respective constituencies for tomorrow, January 9, due to tropical depression "Auring."
Based on the 11:00 PM storm bulletin of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration or PAGASA, "Auring" was last spotted 35 km West Southwest of Surigao City, Surigao del Norte(09.7°N, 125.2°E). It carries maximum winds of up to 45 kph near the center and gustiness of up to 75 kph. It is moving west northwest at 7 kilometers per hour and is expected to stay in the Philippine area of responsibility until Wednesday.
As of late Sunday night, the following areas has been placed under signal #1.LUZON: Cuyo Island
VISAYAS: Bohol, Siquijor, Negros Provinces, Southern Leyte, Cebu including Camotes Island, Guimaras, Iloilo and Southern part of Antique.
MINDANAO: Agusan del Norte, Surigao del Norte including Siargao Island, Dinagat Province, Misamis Oriental, and CamiguinAs stipulated in President Benigno Aquino III's Executive Order 66, classes in all levels are automatically suspended in areas under Signal #3. Meanwhile, classes up to high school are suspended in areas under signal #2. Lastly, classes in preschool and kindergarten are suspended for areas under signal #1.
Classes are suspended in certaina reas for January 9 2017 due to tropical depression "Auring"
Nevertheless, local government leaders can declare class suspensions on their own as they deem appropriate. So far, class suspensions had been announced in the following areas:
ALL LEVELS:
Manila (due to the Feast of Black Nazarene)
Bayugan City
Cabadbaran City
Tandag City
Bayabas, Surigao del Sur
UP TO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL:
ELEMENTARY:
Agusan del Norte
REMINDER TO COLLEGE STUDENTS:
If there's heavy rains or floods in the area where you will be coming from, keep in mind CHED Memo #15 (2012).
https://twitter.com/FilipinoScribe/status/780875072621862912
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this is kind of a long post but stay with me, will you?
Back in July, the first morning home I got to spend alone with little miss, after Nick got back to work, I gave her her nickname and that's what we call her ever since. She was sleeping next to me in bed and then begun to slowly wake up. I got her up in my arms and she was so soft and warm, like a little loaf of bread. I have been calling her that ever since: Little loaf of bread, or Φρατζολάκι (fratzolaki) in Greek.
In the weeks since then I take her for strolls in the morning to do some chores and just spend time away from the house. I think it's for both our benefit, if not mostly for mine! Anyhow, one of those days I was walking down a road and I found a 20 euro bill laying in the middle of the street. I picked it up and went my way.
You'll need a little background story to get why I was unaffected by the finding of money. I am not rich (in money that is). It just happens to me often! Maybe it's because I look down a lot when I walk, maybe I am just observant or just "lucky", I don't know. It just happens. A lot. Like once every few months. Some times is just low value coins, others is a 20 euro or a couple of bills, things like that.
Anyhow, some months ago while pregnant with Fratzolaki I went for a walk with my friend and I found 15 euros in bills. When I told Nick he said I should give them to someone who needs them, since we really can do fine without them. I found the thought noble and did just that. I added a bit of my own money and gave it to a family I knew needed them.
When I told him about the 20 euro I found the other day, I said they will pay my gym for a month. He said: "You know better than that, what to do with this money. Someone lost it, you haven't earned it, you don't really really need them, so do what you must". I got to tell you, he kind of embarrassed me. I mean ok, I don't really really need it, I just wanted to spend it on something fun you know (yes gym is fun for me, I love to dance). But then I got to thinking and came up with a wonderful idea, if I may say so myself!
I thought I would buy yarn with this money and make things like hats and mittens and scarves to give away to those in need. Kind of like a charity. I would match the amount I found and add to it if needed depending on what needs I'll come across. The name of this act is going to be "A little loaf of bread" and I will start working on it right away.
This is NOT an act of altruism all together you know, it's for my benefit too! Because you know what is even more fun than dancing? Crocheting!!!!
Nick said I should keep it quiet, make the stuff, give it away, tell no one. As you know by now he's a better person than me.
I am writing this post as a pledge and as a pleading. I pledge to make and give away all that I can with this money (which is not much and no one could possibly think of 50 euros as charity, but I can probable make more than 20 kids hats and mittens with them) and keep the act alive as much as I can. And not just for the holidays, but throughout the winter when there is more need. I will keep you updated on instagram and facebook. Look for the #littleloafofbread or #φρατζολάκι.
This post is also a pleading to all of you to do the same if you come into my place. If you find money and you really really don't need them, give them to someone who does, or make something they need.
I think I am going to start making hats for the homeless of Athens and give them away with a loaf of bread. It's a start isn't it?


Bergamot is a citrus fruit whose rind is used for extracting the bergamot essential oil.
The scientific name of bergamot is Citrus aurantium var. or Citrus bergamia. It is a tropical plant but thrives in Europe as well. Its powerful aroma makes it a popular component in many perfumes, and it is often used as the "top note". It is derived from cold compression, opposed to the steam distillation of many other essential oils. Bergamot essential oil reduces the feeling of pain in the body. It stimulates secretion of certain hormones which lessen the sensitivity of nerves to pain. Therefore, it is very helpful in case of headaches, sprains, muscle aches or any other symptoms/ailments which require a heavy dosage of analgesic pills. This means that you can avoid the dangerous side effects of many over the counter pain medicines, which often have adverse side effects and can damage your liver and kidneys, as well as cause blood thinning and insomnia.


Do you remember Y2K – Year 2000 or Millennium bug ?
The millennium bug or Y2K was the result of early computer designing systems with only two digits to represent the time as computer memory . Fortunately most computers were updated and enough precautions were taken to fix Y2K bug, which saved the computers from great failure.
A similar time related bug may occur in the year 2038.In Jan19, 2038 many computers will encounter a date-related bug in their operating systems.
What is Y2k38 or Year 2038 Bug?
On January 19, 2038, UNIX-based programs and UNIX-like operating systems will run out of time. To be more precise, at 3:14:07 GMT, UNIX will be exactly 1 billion seconds old.UNIX keeps track of time in a 4-byte integer that represents the number of seconds after January 1, 1970 12:00:00.
A 4-byte integer has a maximum value of 2,146,483,547. On January 19th 2038 at 03:14:37 this resetting will take place and lead the Unix systems to count the date from 1970.
Well, this is going to be a serious issue. People were well aware of Y2K problem and the buzz it created around the world. I don't want this bug to create a similar unwanted buzz around the world.


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German police probing 'attempted murder' of Jewish student
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BERLIN: German investigators said Monday they were probing an attack on a Jewish student outside a synagogue in Hamburg as attempted murder with anti-Semitic intent, a case that has sparked widespread condemnation.
The 26-year-old student was badly injured on Sunday by a man who repeatedly struck him on the head with a shovel outside the synagogue where the Jewish community was celebrating Sukkot, also known as the Feast of the Tabernacles.
The assault came a year after two people were shot dead by an extremist who tried and failed to storm a synagogue in the eastern city of Halle.
Jewish leaders and top politicians led condemnation of the latest attack, with Justice Minister Christine Lambrecht calling it a "disgrace" for Germany.
The suspect, 29, was arrested by police officers who were assigned to protect the synagogue.
Dressed in combat fatigues, he had a piece of paper with a hand-drawn swastika in his pocket, said police and prosecutors in a statement.
"The current assessment of the situation suggests that this is an anti-Semitic motivated attack," they said, adding that investigators are treating the case as "attempted murder with grievous bodily harm."
"Once again, we have to witness a terrible act of violence against a Jewish citizen," said Lambrecht.
"The hatred against Jews is a disgrace for our country," she said, stressing that Germany has to stand up more firmly against victims of hate and violence.
Ronald Lauder, leader of the World Jewish Congress, also demanded action.
The attacker "must be held responsible as must all who engage in any expressions of hate or intolerance," he said.
Josef Schuster, president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, said: "No one in the country should be blase about a situation where Jews here are repeatedly the target of hate."
He added that the case shows that security measures may have to be improved.
Last year's attack on the synagogue in Halle came on October 9 during Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. A neo-Nazi suspect is currently on trial for the crime.
Stephan Balliet, 28, who stands accused over the Halle attack had told the court his assault on the synagogue was "not a mistake."
Only last month, Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke of her shame over rising anti-Semitism in Germany, even as the Jewish community warned that coronavirus conspiracy theories were being used to stir up anti-Jewish hatred.
Anti-Semitic crimes have increased steadily in Germany in recent years with 2,032 offenses recorded in 2019, up 13 percent on the previous year.
The uptick in hate against the Jewish community has sparked a round of soul-searching in Germany, which has in the last decades placed a huge emphasis on atoning for the murder of six million European Jews by Adolf Hitler's Nazi regime during World War II.
But the arrival in parliament of the far-right AfD, whose leaders openly question Germany's culture of atonement over World War II atrocities, has also contributed to the change in atmosphere.
The arrival of more than a million asylum seekers, many from Muslim countries such as Syria, Afghanistan or Iraq have also partly played a role in growing hostility against Jews.
In an assault that sparked revulsion in Germany, a Syrian migrant was charged for lashing out with his belt in April 2018 at an Israeli man wearing a Jewish kippa skullcap.
Germany is now home to the third-largest Jewish population in western Europe, largely due to an influx of around 200,000 Jews following the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Last week, four different settlement agreements were announced with four different Massachusetts hospitals to settle claims that they had violated HIPAA and state consumer protection and data security laws, by either not obtaining proper patient authorizations before allowing a television documentary to be filmed in the hospital or failing to investigate reports of inappropriate access to medical records by employees. Three hospitals entered settlement agreements and agreed to corrective action plans with the Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights ("OCR"), while the fourth hospital and an associated medical group entered into a settlement agreement with the Massachusetts Attorney General. OCR initiated its review of the three hospitals it settled with after reading news stories about the hospitals allowing a TV documentary to film inside those hospitals. In one instance, the news story OCR cited as launching its investigation was actually posted on one of the hospital's websites by the hospital itself. OCR's investigation revealed that while the hospitals had taken some precautions by, for example, conducting a HIPAA training with the filming crew, the hospitals nevertheless failed to obtain proper authorizations from patients. Collectively, the three hospitals settled with OCR for $999,000.
The settlement with the Massachusetts AG stemmed from two employees of the hospital and medical group inappropriately accessing information on more than 15,000 Massachusetts residents while employed with the settling organizations, ultimately opening cell phone and credit card accounts with the information they improperly obtained. Although the AG alleges that the hospital and medical group were informed of these employees' misconduct by an inside informant, its complaint further alleged that the hospital and group failed to properly investigate those complaints, verify its information was safeguarded, or discipline the employees in question. The providers did eventually perform a sufficient investigation, but not until after a deceased patient's widow complained that her husband's information had been fraudulently used. The AG's office alleged violations of the Massachusetts consumer Protection Act, Data Security Law, and HIPAA in its complaint filed simultaneously with the consent decree, which included a payment of $230,000.
Despite what any of us might be feeling or inclined to think to the contrary, HIPAA enforcement is alive and well, both at the federal and state levels. Although there is some indication that OCR has been selective in its enforcement, and is focusing on pursuing large dollar value settlements, the Massachusetts AG settlement demonstrates that state attorneys general can and do enforce HIPAA violations of all sizes, either standing alone or as part of an enforcement action for a state data privacy or data breach law, the latter of which all 50 states now have. These settlements also show on the one hand how regulators will bring enforcement actions and levy fines even in the absence of a patient complaint or when a provider believes it is doing everything right, and how regulated entities need to take reports of unauthorized access or use of PHI seriously, including investigating and reprimanding employees involved, subject to whistleblower protections.


My first meeting with Anatoliy Kitov took place in August 1956. Then he was the Computer Centre N1 chief`s first deputy (scientific director) at the USSR Ministry of Defence. I myself was one of the fifteen young university graduates appointed as staff of that military computer centre - that time the first and the leading one within the Ministry of Defence`s organisational structure. We all graduated from the faculty of mechanics and mathematics of the M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University. That year more other young specialists - graduates of various universities and leading institutes were selected to work there. They all were also mathematicians from Moscow, Leningrad, Saratov, Tomsk, Nizhniy Novgorod, Kiev, etc. Then, in 1956, Computer Centre N1 of the USSR Ministry of Defence was the biggest one in the country. It was constantly expanding - successful efforts of A.I. Kitov played notable role in that.
When new candidates arrived to the personnel department of the centre they were received by the special selection commission, consisting chiefly of the leading scientists and administrators - the directors of departments, which needed new specialists. Those meetings were mainly headed by A.I. Kitov, and it was he, who made the final decision on enlisting a new candidate. Besides A.I. Kitov, we - the mathematicians - were also interviewed by N.P. Buslenko and N.A. Krinitskiy the chiefs of some centre`s departments.
That interview was my first meeting with A.I. Kitov, a very competent and energetic person. He was characterised with concrete and pragmatic approach to problems and so were his questions. However, I was impressed with unexpectedly relieving `after-effect` of the talk. The talk with him totally removed our fears of working under conditions of strict military discipline. Later I noticed that it was his typical manner of discussion (no matter how long or short).
A.I. Kitov knew how to value both, his own and his colleague`s time. Then in 1956 we all, the beginning specialists, quickly noticed his rather young age. He was 36 - just ten years older than we, what impressively contrasted with his already high scientific and administrative position at that, very serious and important, organisation and with his military rank of a lieutenant-colonel.
Already in our first months at the Сomputer centre N1 we realised that, in spite of his young age, A.I. Kitov - scientific director of this important organisation- was very respected person, who enjoyed genuine influence and authority among his collaborators. Kitov possessed global and systematised way of thinking; he was very thorough and insisted on high standards at the works trusted to his specialists.
In 1953, when we were still students, some of us saw Kitov - then a major - speaking before overcrowded ceremonial hall of the M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University. He was delivering the first lecture on possibilities of cybernetics, then young and practically unknown science. The 1950-s was the formation period for the Soviet cybernetics, computer engineering and programming as well as for development of mathematical methods and their practical applications in various fields of human activity, including the military one.


I have never really been a fan of JC Penney. I have always associated it with frumpy clothes worn by my great aunt. I never really shopped there unless it was to buy polo shirts for Tom or Carter's baby clothes a few years back.
That has changed with the rebirth of JCP. A couple of weeks back, they turned over a new leaf. No more weekly ads with limited-time coupons. No "today until noon only" or "Saturday only" or any of that stuff we see from Kohl's, Macy's, and the Bon-Ton here in this area.
I have been very pleasantly surprised by the new Fair and Square Pricing. It is well explained on site and it makes sense.
I've scored some great bargains and shipping was fast and free (received in 4 days from my last Saturday order date).
The jeans I used to wait for a coupon and then a sale for are $11 for my boys. This is the one place I can find the "7X slim" that they both need. I found Scooby Doo pajamas for just $6 as well. I also purchased Liz Claiborne jeans for less than the cost of jeans at Target or Old Navy. These fit perfectly, are high quality, and stylish. I bought a faux fur A.N.A. tie waist cardigan for $15 and two St. John's Bay tie cardigans for $10 each. I love a deal, but I love that the quality of these is better than I expected--right on par with the cardigans I typically like from Lands' End, LOFT, or Banana Republic--and much more reasonably priced. They also have some great shoe buys.
I also am impressed with JCP's social integrity. They recently named Ellen DeGeneres as their spokesperson. A group of anti-gay women called One Million Moms decided to boycott JCP because of this decision.
Blah, blah, blah. You know what? This household is a "traditional" family. We consist of a man, woman, two children, a dog, minivan, SUV, and live in the 'burbs. We eat dinner together in the dining room every night. The children do chores, are respectful, etc. It doesn't get much more traditional....But do these moms actually believe that just because you're from a "traditional" family means you're bigoted?
We also have taught our children that we need to love and respect one another and that all people have been created equal. Some are born straight. Some are born gay. Knowing that there are so many narrow-minded people makes my blood boil. This decision is making me support JCP even more. I say "kudos" to the company for standing by what is right and fair. I plan to shop with them more often and tell my friends about the new changes and why I've jumped on the JCP bandwagon.


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Disunity A grave threat to the Arab World
by Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor
I have reached the conclusion that the majority of Arab States are their own worst enemy. The Arab nation of which we were once so proud has disintegrated. Great swathes have descended into violent trouble spots. Millions have been killed, millions more rendered refugees, while our leaderships, with few exceptions, have morphed into do-nothing spectators keen only to preserve their own patch. Big mistake!
One by one, our countries will go down like nine-pins unless we stand together, united and strong. The all for- one, one-for-all spirit has all but died. This attitude has to change for our very survival over the coming years and decades.
We continually pile blame on interfering foreign powers for our woes, and they have a lot to answer for. But the time has come to put our own actions – or lack of them – under a microscope.
This is our part of the world and ultimately we must take responsibility for fixing it. To be sure, that is easier said than done. I do not minimize the challenges and obstacles in our path. But if we cannot bring ourselves to put our hands together and take a leap of faith towards mutual trust, not only our I territories but our very identity as Arabs will exist only in history books.
Let us first quit fantasizing that any major power is our friend; one that will rush to our defence if attacked. They will only do so if their geopolitical interests are at stake and correlate with our own.
Our security cannot be left to the whims of foreign presidents who would sell us down the river when it suits, which is exactly what US President Barack Obama did when he sealed an empowering deal with the greatest state sponsor of terrorism on the planet, with which he 'instructed' us to share the neighbourhood. That alone should have been a wake-up call to all Arab governments unwilling or unable to see 'danger' flashing in neon.
Moreover, Obama's weak-kneed response to the carnage in Syria was fodder for the emergence of a Russian- Syrian-Iranian troika allied with the Iranian-dominated government of Iraq as well as Hezbollah and Shiite militias.
This link-up (which could not have occurred but for Obama's attack of cold feet) has undercut America's ability to project power, making Washington look like a paper tiger.
Potentially this new axis poses a direct threat to all Arab countries, especially Saudi Arabia and other Gulf States which are sacrificing blood and treasure to free Yemen from Tehran's armed bands of scruffs at the behest of the internationally recognized President. If our Arab allies were similarly committed, that mission would have been over many months ago and many lives saved.
Here is the nub of the problem: Some Arab leaderships reason 'How is it my problem?' It is that approach which has left the Palestinians isolated and seen Lebanon, Syria and Yemen drift into the Iranian camp.
Others have lined up within loose, unofficial blocs or are occupied, trying to keep their countries afloat both in terms of security and the economy. They are on a different page to Saudi Arabia and, in some cases, are working out of an entirely different playbook.
For instance, Algeria, that has a large and sophisticated military machine, has adopted a fortress-like mentality. Morocco and Tunisia rely on tourism and seek a quiet life. Libya has been abandoned to clambering out of the mess created by former President Muammar Gaddafi's ousting all on its own.
Lebanon and Iraq put on a show of being allies of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states when in reality they are sheltering under an Iranian umbrella. Both are unsupportive of GCC stances in the League of Arab States and international forums. Beirut is anxious for Saudi aid and to that end has officially recognized that the Gulf is the 'Arabian Gulf', yet Middle East Airlines uses 'Persian Gulf' on its in-flight map.
Egypt is engaged in a balancing act attempting to please all its allies at the same time. On Syria, Cairo is not being transparent, recently voting for a French/Spanish-sponsored resolution with reference to Aleppo in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), doomed to fail because Russia used its veto. Then, during the same session, Egypt voted for the Russian resolution that omitted the imposition of a no-fly zone over the bombed and besieged city.
Egypt, which currently represents the Arab List within the UNSC, pledged to work "vigorously" to defend and prioritize Arab and African causes upon winning its non-permanent member seat. While I understand that Cairo is engaged with Moscow in major joint projects, it should not permit financial concerns to override its responsibilities towards its Gulf Arab friends – or, even more importantly, its Syrian brothers and sisters.
Just imagine the strength and influence all Arab countries would enjoy if all were pulling in the same direction instead of pulling apart! Where are such enlightened leaders, such as the former President of Egypt, Gamal Abdel Nasser, who dreamt of a powerful and independent Arab nation and worked fearlessly towards that objective?
At a time when most of the Arab World was under the boot of European imperialist power, he was inspirational. His photograph had pride of place on the walls of homes all over the region. People would wait anxiously to hear his weekly radio address. He ignited our emotions. He gave us hope that soon our shackles would be removed. He told us to hold our heads high.
He began his unification project with a political union between his country and Syria, together known as the United Arab Republic that was loosely confederated with North Yemen. He solidly backed Moroccan, Algerian and Tunisian independence, both diplomatically and materially, and, in partnership Syrian President, Nureddin Al-Atassi, he fought to liberate the Palestinian people.
As bad as things were during that era, almost every Arab was deeply touched by Palestinian suffering and even those unable to help opened up their hearts and very often their pockets.
Nasser made mistakes but because he was loved they were forgiven.
Arab nationalism was alive and well. We were all Arabs first and foremost willing to stand up for our freedom no matter the cost. Besides Nasser, we had leaders with wisdom and foresight, such as Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who devoted his life to serve not only the United Arab Emirates but the entire Arab nation. They were in the mould of our great Islamic leaders – Omar bin Al Khattab, Khalid bin Al-Waleed and Abu Ubaidah bin Al-Jarrah; noble and courageous warriors who formed a united front to conquer their enemies.
Nowadays, Arab commentators scoff at the concept of Arab nationalism as being naïve then or way past its sell by date today. The cynics are wrong because they ignore the fundamental principal of strength in numbers. They dismiss the thought that Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Libya are all in intensive care while tomorrow it could be our own homeland that is the new target. Then they will be yelling for help, but there will be no one left to hear them.
I would strongly urge our GCC leaders, our last hope, to hold frank discussions with Arab states who we have always considered to be our closest allies. We need to know whether they are with us, against us or straddling a fence. The hesitant should be scrutinized and if they are found to be anything other than sincere, we should bid them farewell.
I am sorry to say that more than one of our sister countries in the GCC have acted in ways that are diametrically out of line with the others. The GCC is not a monolith. Every member state is sovereign and has the right to form its own opinions on various issues. But when it comes to security and defence issues affecting all, we must demand nothing less than honesty and loyalty. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates should review the situation.
Let us create a circle of trust around us and our proven loyal partners. No matter how small it may be to begin with, its outward radiation will be fuelled by goodwill and success.
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Q: How i extract lines that includes special keywords and print the lines to a seperate text file? firsty i look for an anwer to my question but i dont find an exactly answer.
So i have many .log files (text documents) in different folders and subfolders. I have many, many .log files in different folders. If they are one of three keywords I want the complete line to one seperate text document with this criteria:

*

*i want to see the linenumber of the line in the .log file

*i want to see the path of line

I know that my code is not completed but i dont know how i continue.
And if i run my code, i see always blanks between the letters. why?
thanks for all helpfully answers!
public static void main(String[] args) {

    // declare folder
    File folder = new File("path");

    if (!folder.exists()) {
        System.out.println("folder not existing");
    }
    listAllFilesForFolder(folder);
}

public static void listAllFilesForFolder(File folder) {
    // for each file in folder
    for (File fileEntry : folder.listFiles()) {
        // if file is another folder
        if (fileEntry.isDirectory()) {
            // step into that folder recursively
            listAllFilesForFolder(fileEntry);
        } else {
            // its a file
            String filePath = fileEntry.getAbsolutePath();
            System.out.println("File is: " + filePath);
            parseFile(filePath);
        }
    }
}

public static void parseFile(String file) {
    BufferedReader reader;
    try {

        int LineCount = 0;
        // String line1 = "";

        reader = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(file));
        File folderError = new File("ErrorFolder");
        PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter("filename1.txt");
        // for each line in file
        String line = reader.readLine();
        while (line != null) {

            folderError.mkdir(); // create a folder in your current work space

            LineCount++;

            // print line
            System.out.println("line is: " + LineCount + " " + line);
            // TODO if line has an error, ... do something
            // read next line
            line = reader.readLine();

            out.println(line);
        }
        out.close();

        reader.close();
    } catch (IOException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
}

}

A: If you use org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils to do something as follow:
package com.test;

import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils;
import org.apache.commons.io.filefilter.DirectoryFileFilter;
import org.apache.commons.io.filefilter.TrueFileFilter;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.File;
import java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.util.List;

public class SearchInFilesAndDirectory {

    private static int lineNumber = 0;

    private static final String FOLDER_PATH = "path_to_file";

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        File dir = new File(FOLDER_PATH);

        List<File> files = (List<File>) FileUtils.listFiles(dir, TrueFileFilter.INSTANCE, DirectoryFileFilter.DIRECTORY);

        for (File file : files) {

            if (file.isFile()) {

                try (BufferedReader br = Files.newBufferedReader(file.toPath(), StandardCharsets.UTF_8)) {

                    String line;
                    while ((line = br.readLine()) != null) {
                        lineNumber++;
                        if (line.contains("word")) {
                            System.out.println("Keyword found in " + file.toPath() + " at line " + lineNumber + ".\n" + line.trim());
                        }
                    }
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

The above will print out the path and line number, i.e.
Keyword found in /path/test/childFolder/test.txt at line 3.
3       Keyword test
Keyword found in /path/test/testFile.txt at line 5.
1       keyword ----


A Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) follow-up investigation has found that Petland stores are still supporting puppy mills, including some of the largest and most notorious in the country.
The new intensive study analyzed thousands of pages of public interstate health documents in multiple states, revealing that almost every Petland store in the country is buying from puppy mills, either directly from commercial breeding facilities or indirectly through middleman brokers.
Two of the worst offenders included "Perfect Puppies" in Iowa and the Hunte Corporation in Missouri. More than 80 stores were linked directly to the Hunte Corporation alone, a massive Missouri broker that resells about 80,000 puppies a year and has documented Animal Welfare Act violations.
The new investigation of Petland's puppy sources also traced shipments of puppies from out of state brokers to more than 95 percent of Petland's domestic stores, revealing once again the chain supports puppy mills.
"Petland claims again and again that they deal only with a special selection of breeders," said Stephanie Shain, senior director for the HSUS puppy mills campaign. "Our new investigation proves that the vast majority of their stores are buying either directly or indirectly from puppy mills and brokers—large-scale commercial facilities where puppies are treated like nothing more than a cash crop."??
Since the original Petland investigation was released in November, a consumer lawsuit has been filed against Petland and more than 600 former Petland customers have contacted the HSUS to tell their heartbreaking stories. HSUS has also led three nationwide demonstrations this year at Petland stores across the country to tell the chain to stop selling puppies and start supporting pet adoptions instead.
Please speak out against Petland's illegal and inhumane practices. Tell Your Story Here or Put Your Pet on the HSUS's "Pets Against Puppy Mills" page.
I was just six years old when "The FBI" starring Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., first premiered on television in 1965, but I vividly remember watching nearly every episode over the next nine years because of the things I associate with the program; it was broadcast on Sunday nights and my family spent nearly every Sunday having dinner at my Grandma Ewing's home.
FBI Director Robert Mueller and Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.
When I think of the show, the vision that springs to mind is my dad sitting upright in Grandma's recliner with a TV tray in front of him, spooning hot chili into his mouth (while never taking his eyes off the TV), Mom sitting on the corner of Aunt Mabel's old worn chair, and the five of us kids sitting cross-legged on the floor adding oyster crackers to our own bowls of chili and hanging on "Agent Lewis Erskine's" every word while Grandma kept poking her head into the living room long enough to ask if everyone was getting enough to eat.
In the years following the series run, I never gave much thought to whatever happened to Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., and certainly had no idea that once his "fictional" show ended he'd continued his relationship with the FBI, participating in charity events and helping raise money for families of agents killed in the line of duty.
Today's FBI Press Release showed me just how busy Mr. Zimbalist has been. During yesterday's ceremony at the Los Angeles Field Office, FBI Director Robert Mueller presented Zimbalist with an honorary special agent badge for embodying the qualities in the FBI's motto: fidelity, bravery, and integrity.
The FBI says Zimbalist inspired a generation of real-life FBI special agents, and I don't doubt it for a moment. That's not counting the number of other FBI-inspired television series over the past four decades.
I'm thinkin' J. Edgar Hoover would've been proud.
Stories like this just make my heart sink. Six dachshunds — likely rejects from a puppy mill — were dropped off at a Bainbridge Island rescue facility with all kinds of serious health issues.
Rescue manager Suzannah Sloan said the dogs had been "bred and bred and bred and bred." They had mammary tumors, ovarian tumors, and all showed signs of neglect.
One thought provides a little comfort; the ones who may not make it will at least get to spend their final days in loving hands instead of dying alone in a small cramped cage.
On a typical block in a small town neighborhood, houses form two rows, back to back, their front doors facing outward and in opposite directions from the homes behind them.
This doesn't mean one doesn't come to know his or her neighbors. Especially if the neighbor has a dog, and particularly if that neighbor walks his dog once, twice, and often three times a day down one sidewalk and across a block's end and up yet another narrow concrete path on the circular route toward back home, stopping to visit with whomever might happen to be outside at any given time, regardless of whether a warm sunny summer morning or frigid cold afternoon with snow flurries swirling overhead.
Jim Johnson was that kind of neighbor. Luther was his small terrier and constant companion.
Jim loved to stop and talk politics. Or tell us about our 100-year-old home's fascinating history and the people who'd once lived here. Or ask us if we'd read the latest book he'd just finished. He never stopped smiling. Everything in life, it seemed, always had a happy ending.
And while we'd chat and catch up on daily and neighborhood news, Luther always inched them both closer to our chain link fence's south gate, sniffing the grass while pretending not to notice our two big brown dogs on the fence's other side, or even that small brown feisty one everyone called "Oh Cocoa!" Luther would wait patiently for the walk to resume, knowing the instant his master rounded the corner that those three brown dogs would retreat inside. He'd show those brown dogs. Tomorrow. Today, though, he and Jim still had stops to make. Other neighbors to visit.
The next day the sidewalk lay quiet. Empty. One small rain cloud rumbled discontent, dropped down a bucket of tears in our yard, and then retreated just as quickly as it arrived. For the next two days, the sun fought hard to shine.
Today I learned the news. Jim will not walk our block again. He was 61. And we are less of a neighborhood because of his passing.
I am saddened beyond words to learn of Jim's death, but can only imagine that small dog's sorrow. Jim wasn't just his neighbor or friend. He'd been his lifetime companion. They'd spent all those quiet nights together. Taken a thousand walks in the rain and snow and sunshine.
Surely, he must be waiting, even now, to walk with Jim again.
We'll keep walking. We have to. But we'll see you again, Jim. We'll pick up where we left off. We'll meet you near the fence, the south gate. You know the one. Cocoa won't even pretend to growl, so you may have to look close. But he'll be sitting there, right between the two big brown dogs and your Luther.
And on that tomorrow, we'll all go for a walk. You can show us around the new neighborhood.
Okay, I confess — I'm one of those millions who just can't get enough of this almost 40-year-old true story about Christian the Lion and the YouTube video that helped bring about its resurrection.
My obsession, however, was further fed last night when the Animal Planet channel aired its hour-long television special A Lion Called Christian featuring clips and narrative (and oh-so-much-more) from the original Christian the Lion documentary film, Christian the Lion (The Lion Who Thought He Was People) made by Bill Travers.
But, the Animal Planet channel didn't stop there.
Sure, I'll admit I'd hoped for a feature film and had even given thought to who might portray Bourke and Rendall, but in this day of numerous Facebook quizzes where users cite top television series and films and recording artists, I still found the Animal Planet survey worthy of each and every click. After all, I'm already vested in this story; Christian has laid claim to a big part of my heart.
Of the five categories where visitors may vote (Theme Song, Casting John Rendall, Casting Ace Bourke, Director, and Marketing Campaign), I differed in the majority choice in all but one — the marketing campaign for the film's trailer — but then, that one is/was pretty much a given. Its most popular answer lies in those numbers on the YouTube videos…millions of universal hearts gathered there, indeed.
If you missed the not-to-miss Animal Planet documentary on Christian and Ace and John, take heed: it will air again on Thursday, April 9, at 6 pm CST and on April 10 at 1 a.m. CST. Be sure to check your own local listings — this you don't want to miss.
I'd just turned off my computer last night and sat down to watch a movie when my sister Lori called. "I just sent you a link to a YouTube video you absolutely have to watch," she said. I told her I'd just shut down my computer, but there was such urgency and excitement in her voice I agreed to boot up again.
"I didn't even get halfway through and just burst into tears," she said as my Mac whirred back to life. Her voice quivered a little, and I feared she'd burst again before the video even loaded. I doubted any YouTube clip could get me that choked up; it took all of 35 seconds to prove me wrong.
The video — one of several with varying lengths of footage and background music — depicts the 1972 reunion between "Christian the Lion" and two Australians, John Rendall and Anthony "Ace" Bourke, who'd purchased the young 35-pound cub in 1969 and raised him until 1971, at which time George Adamson helped them rehabilitate the then 185-pound lion into the wild African plains of Kenya. Christian had been in Africa for a year when Rendall and Bourke, who'd been informed of Christian's successful transition, decided to pay him a visit.
By then, Christian had become the head of the pride, and Adamson warned Rendall and Bourke that Christian may not remember them. The video — an excerpt from the documentary Christian: The Lion at World's End — tells what happened.
In July 2008, the Today show caught up with Bourke and Rendall, who spoke with host Meredith Vieira about their days with Christian and their ongoing commitment to preserving wildlife. It's a heartwarming article with links to slideshow photos of Christian's early life and a link to Meredith's interview with Bourke and Rendall.
The video Lori sent me — shown below — has been viewed more than 10 million times and has a solid five-star rating. No wonder; almost four decades after the documentary was shot, it's still a five-star story.
Another worth seeing: watch the last 6 minutes of the documentary with original soundtrack and commentary by Virginia McKenna.


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Gastón Puerari (Paysandú, Uruguay, 23 de enero de 1986), es un futbolista uruguayo que juega en Club Plaza Colonia.

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Llegó al fútbol profesional procedente de la Selección de Paysandú, donde militó desde el 2004. En el año 2008 jugó en Rampla Juniors y posteriormente tuvo su primer paso al exterior, en Emelec de Ecuador. En el 2009 fue a Montevideo Wanderers donde militó dos temporadas. El 2011 fue al Chicago Fire de la MLS de Estados Unidos, y luego al Atlas de Guadalajara de México. El 2012 regresa a Uruguay a Defensor Sporting, al año siguiente pasa a El Tanque Sisley. El 29 de diciembre de 2015, el Club Social y Deportivo Municipal de Guatemala, hizo oficial su contratación de cara al Torneo de Clausura 2016.

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Futbolistas del Montevideo Wanderers Fútbol Club
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2016 iPad Air 3 Release Date: 5 Important Details
It's been a long wait, but we could finally be nearing the iPad Air 3 release date, which may mean that some of you will soon be buying a new iPad.
If you've considered buying a new iPad, the wildcard in the situation is when Apple will announce a new iPad Air 3. After weeks of rumors and a long wait, we want to share the 2016 iPad Air 3 release date details with users who are waiting to upgrade.
Apple did not talk about the iPad Air 3 release date during the latest earnings call, but that doesn't matter because rumors are filling in the blank spots. With analyst reports and leaks we have a good idea about what to expect from the iPad Air 3 in the very near future.
After an iPad Pro release and an iPad mini 4 release date last year, we are close to the arrival of a new iPad Air. We only expect one new iPad at this event, but we may also see the iPhone 5se with a 4-inch screen at the same event.
What you need to know about the latest 2016 iPad Air 3 release date rumors.
We've heard that the iPad Air 3 will not feature 3D Touch, like we see on the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. We may also see a new design for the iPad Air 3 that adds in a Smart Connector like the iPad Pro uses to connect to a keyboard. We may also see a rear camera flash and a new four speaker design like the iPad Pro uses to deliver better sound.
With the iOS 9.3 release date likely coming in March, we expect to see the new iPad Air 3 arrive with this new software on board, including Night Shift mode to make using the iPad at night a better experience.
While we still don't have a confirmed iPad Air 3 release date, we have a good amount of important iPad Air 3 release date details to share. This is what you need to know, today, about the 2016 iPad release date.
iPad Air 3 Release Date Announcement
We expect the iPad Air 3 release date announcement in March. We don't yet know the exact date, but the latest rumors suggest that it will come in the middle of the month.
Mark Gurman at 9to5Mac reports that Apple is planning a special event during the week of March 14th to announce the iPad Air 3, iPhone 5se and new Apple Watch bands. This date may still be in flux, and could change as the event nears.
Apple often holds events on Wednesday, but the last March event took place on a Monday. Expect to see an event for the March 2016 Apple Event in late February as the company sends out invites.
Apple sent out invites for the last March event on February 26th, so the odds are good we will see events late this month or in the first week of March.
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You can not believe our excitement and delight! We won!
King Julien had won! His picture had been chosen amongst a total of 10!
You should have seen his face but then there had also been the agonising wait for the prize to arrive. He was very good really. I mean for a 10 year old!
The parcel arrived after Christmas, and yes, we had been chasing the postman daily. Asking "Do you have a parcel for us today?" to which the postman replied with a downturned smile and a shake of his head, "No not today son." This carried on for a fair few days, but the wait was definitely worth it.
I was out the day it arrived, but King Julien was in with his older sister Tuna. The parcel was promptly ripped open and the various parts promptly plugged in and set up!
When I returned, it was already out of the box, raring to go! He'd even charged up stairs, gathered all his existing Skylanders characters together, and lined them up by the TV ready to go! ready for action!
It was perhaps the most exciting day in his life and to have actually won!
Q. So I know you are dying to know. What's it like? What does he think of it?
A. Well in terms of other gadgets, he loves LEGO and Mario Brothers, and would endlessly play on these if he EVER got the chance. He does have a canny knack of ducking under the radar when he's supposed to be cracking on with his homework, but I digress.
Q. So how quickly did he manage it?
A. Well he got through all the levels in the first weekend.
This is with timelimits on the wii otherwise, as I say, he'd be on it 24/7 and we can't be found to be living with a panda child can we?
Q. Is there anything he didn't like?
A. He found the voice over a little annoying after a while, but we found a way to turn that off, or skip it.
Q. What if any recommendations did he have for Skylanders?
Perhaps there is a way he can go in there.
Q. Now to the question, OK so what game does he pull out to play when friends come over?
A. It is a unanimous "Skylanders" reply.
Q. Is this because it is NEW and not many friends have it yet?
So there you have it, our review of the whizzy snazzy brand new Skylanders.
The answers here are the genuine responses from King Julien.
So now to you. Have you ever won anything?


The Dominic Alldis Trio features pianist and arranger Dominic Alldis, former Ronnie Scott's bassist Andrew Cleyndert and former Loose Tubes drummer Martin France.
The trio brings a lyrical jazz approach to an eclectic repertoire, including themes from classical music and opera, folk songs and childhood songs, as well as original compositions. Key influences include Bill Evans, Jacques Loussier, Jan Johansson, John Lewis, Dave Brubeck and the Modern Jazz Quartet.
The trio's first album, Songs We Heard - jazz improvisations on well-known childhood themes - was released in 2009. Their next album, A Childhood Suite, featured new arrangements of childhood songs for piano trio and string orchestra. The former editor of JazzWise, Stephen Graham, said of A Childhood Suite "it has a simplicity and sincerity rare these days in the hustle and bustle of the record industry demanding a certain crash, bang, wallop approach". Legendary jazz critic Jack Massarik in the Evening Standard described the album as "a charming and finely crafted jazz suite" and gave it 4 stars in his regular column.
The trio's latest album, Praeludium - jazz improvisations on classical themes - is due for release on 4th December 2015.
These three remarkable musicians are fluent in the language of both classical music and jazz. Their collective sound is lyrical and sensitive, spontaneous and rhythmic. Their concerts are a celebration of melody and the art of improvisation.
Click here for the Dominic Alldis Trio dedicated website .
Dominic Alldis and his friends appeared at the Mayfield Festival where their concert was an instant hit with a capacity audience. Alldis is a classy artist who beguiles his audience with his sheer professionalism, musicianship, humour and a distinctive communication. I urge any concert promoter or festival director to look their way; you won't be disappointed!


Try to not get stuck in this lovely little town, I dare you. I very seriously considered quitting my life as I know it and blending into Sayulita's grains of sand instead. It would be an easy integration. With the ocean at your toes, good food, yoga on every corner, it's almost everything I require to keep my heart beating steady.
I made it out just in time before getting completely sucked in. I have a few things to take care of before I settle down somewhere. At least I have a backup plan if it all crashes and burns.
What I like about Sayulita compared to other similarly small, beach-town hotspots is that it caters to everyone. There's a happy balance of beach-party vibes and relaxed restaurants and cafes, expats and locals, tourists and community. It's just far enough out of the way that you have to try, just a little, to get there. For those not wanting to put in the effort, you can find everything under the sun in nearby but much more crowded and commercialized, Puerto Vallarta. In the other direction, heading North, one can remove themselves even further to much smaller, cuter and less occupied hubs like San Pedro. Sayulita remains the happy medium for me.


Where can I find this. I was given a bag and need to order more!
My dogs love it. My Aussie has allergies. AND he is allergic to foods generally prescribed for dogs with allergies such as rice and potatoes.
Can you let me know where I can find it.


LaunchVT, Vermont's statewide business pitch competition announced its 2015 contestants and the addition of a new second place cash prize. Six contestants, including Shelburne's own Cyrus Schenck and his company, Renoun, were chosen to participate in the competition which concludes with a pitch session on May 7. A new second place cash prize has been added to the competition this year. The competition will now award a first place company $30,000 in cash and more than $45,000 of in-kind support with a new second place prize awarding $15,000 in cash and $25,000 worth of in-kind support.
• Alice & the Magician: Using our in depth understanding of human olfaction, the complex science of aroma, and the art of perfume, we have perfected a way to capture the true essence of flavor, bottle it and distribute it in easy to use, beautifully designed fragrance atomizer. Edible fragrance represents the "true to nature" aromas that we all crave and are severely lacking in most eating and drinking experiences.
• LaunchPad: Launchpad is a powerful web app that streamlines curriculum planning and tackles teacher "pain-points" head on. This revolutionary, collaborative design tool supports and inspires teachers in developing high-quality, real-world, personalized projects. The Launchpad community will connect innovative teachers and awesome learning opportunities, helping redefine students' experience in school to help them thrive in life.
• MEDSINC: Our solution will address the shortage of physicians and nurses in LMIC by expanding the capacity of unskilled frontline community healthcare workers who constitute the task-sharing healthcare workforces in these countries. Our group of Pediatric and Global health experts has developed and successfully tested an evidenced-based, integrated, medical-intelligence software product called MEDSINC.
• Navali Bags: Navali derives from the Latin word navalis, meaning "pertaining to ship". Our products are a practical companion for a lifestyle of adventure, passion, and ambition that remind us of the power of water and the early explorers who built civilizations by taking to the sea. We are working on bringing our nautical style to men world-wide. Navali bags and accessories blend durable, washed canvas with soft, distressed leather trim.
• PunchPass: Punchpass is web software fitness studios and independent instructors use to run their business. They use Punchpass to track the passes they sell to customers, their class attendance, and enable online booking and pass purchases. Punchpass is the core software they use to manage their business.
• Renoun: New material. We are the first in the world to incorporate a Non-Newtonian Hyper-Damping material into a ski. A material that doesn't follow Newton's Laws of Physics, it is unlike 99.9 percent of materials in the world. Non-Newtonian materials allow Renoun skis to instantly change in dampness depending on how and what you're riding. This means the skis have the ability to be stiff when needed, and soft when desired.
For more information visit Launch VT.com.


CAMBRIDGE, Mass. and LONDON, March 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- TCR2 Therapeutics Inc. (TCRR), a clinical-stage immunotherapy company developing the next generation of novel T cell receptor (TCR) therapies for patients suffering from cancer, today announced it has selected the advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMP) ecosystem in the United Kingdom (UK) to establish a site for global manufacturing systems and capabilities. TCR2 will work with Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult (CGT Catapult) at their Stevenage manufacturing center to produce its novel TCR therapies based on the company's proprietary TRuC™ (TCR Fusion Construct) T cells.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb. 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- TCR2 Therapeutics Inc. (TCRR), a clinical-stage immunotherapy company developing the next generation of novel T cell receptor (TCR) therapies for patients suffering from cancer, today announced that the underwriters of its recent initial public offering of common stock have exercised in full their over-allotment option and purchased an additional 750,000 shares at $15.00 per share, before deducting underwriting discounts and commissions. On February 13, 2019, TCR2 priced its initial public offering of 5,000,000 shares of common stock at $15.00 per share.


This vegan minestrone soup will become a real surprise for you and your gusts, even if they don't stick to the vegan diet. It takes some time to cook the dish, but the result will be fantastic!
Soak the beans in water for the night or for a few hours. Then drain the water and boil the beans for about 40 minutes.
Chop the onion. Cut the carrots into small pieces.
Fry olive oil on a frying pan and add onion with carrots. Fry on small fire.
Meanwhile, peel and cut other vegetables and fry them with onion and carrots for 10 minutes on small fire.
Add green peas into the pot with boiling white beans. Add fried vegetables. Boil for 5 minutes and add salt and chopped fennel.
Add pasta and continue boiling for about 5 minutes or more according to the instructions written on the package.
As soon as the pasta is almost ready, remove the pot from fire and blend the vegetables a bit, but do not make the crème soup. Just make sure the soup is denser than the traditional variant, Decorate it with chopped fennel and serve warm! Bon appétit!


Course Name: Real Estate Appraisal.
Course Description: In order to own and convey property in a market economy it is necessary for that property to be assigned a specific monetary value. This process, unlike, say, that of assigning value to durable goods-which have specific materials, production and marketing costs-can be somewhat more involved. With property, the fixed costs-building materials and labor costs-are always accompanied by more esoteric factors that go to make property more (or less) valuable. Becoming a member of the group that understands and applies these factors is a bit more complex than simply being able to understand a balance sheet.
The objective of this course is to familiarize the student with the principles, theories, duties and activities that pertain to real estate appraisal and valuation. Developing an opinion of value is what the real estate appraiser does, but, as we've alluded to, this is far from an effortless process. Understanding the obligation of the real estate industry to promote professionalism and ethical business practices is a beginning to being able to carry out this process such that it is beneficial to licensees, consumers and the market in which they do business.
As well as touching upon general standards by which the value of property should be established, this course is broken down into separate lessons which cover.
Completing this course will leave the student with a good understanding of fundamental principles of appraisal, methods of real estate valuation, the various kinds of appraisal licensure and certification, the diverse types of appraisal, and what license or certificate is appropriate for given ones. In addition, the course examines the ways in which appraisal can affect both the larger economy and the availability of housing. The course concludes with real – world practice lessons in which students apply their new knowledge to examples and case studies.
Hours of Continuing Education Credit: 5 hours.
Course Offering Category: Consumer Protection.


Disabling these rules would mean the users can't login to see their Orders, but would have absolutely no side affect to being able to purchase items, etc.
What is the difference between an authenticated and anonymous checkout?
There is not much. Both authenticated and anonymous users will still have to fill out any information required by customer profiles. Customer profiles are not user profiles (multiple data fields per user), they are uniquely assigned to each order (multiple data fields per order). This allows the same customer to have multiple addresses for each order and other types of situations. But this does cause a bit of confusion as the user expects their address to appear if they are logged in.
If you are curious as to what happens with anonymous users, you can checkout the following screens and read through each rule.
The rules you see here can be found by going to the Store Configuration screen and selecting "Checkout Settings" and then selecting "Checkout Rules." This kind of functionality is usually handled by an obscure bit of code and an interface that can be very limiting. Instead, here we use Rules to not only make the store work as expected, but also give the site builder the tools to modify this process as needed.
The first rule we are looking at has a simple job: If the new user already exists, assign the order to the user that already exists. Imagine business logic that requires this user supply a password to merge these two accounts. Lots of possibilities with this rule exposed.
The final anonymous checkout rule deals with creating a new user for anonymous accounts. In here you could add an email notification with a link to reset their password and verify their new account.
How does checking out work with address information?
Customer information collected for orders on separate entities called customer profiles that are associated with the order through customer profile reference fields. By default the Billing information customer profile type just includes an address field, but it can be edited through the field interface to include any additional fields you require. These fields will automatically be visible on the related checkout pane for the customer profile.
During a default checkout process, customers cannot reuse previously created customer profiles. A new customer profile will be saved each time, though modules like Commerce Addressbook bring simple and elegant solutions to help save your customers time.


Sciamachy means shadow fighting or battling with an imaginary enemy, usually for practice or exercise but possibly owing to paranoid delusion or quixotic fantasy. So my piece is a both an etude and a fantasia.
In 2010 I composed Suspense for solo saxophone and this new piece (and also my saxophone quartet Swan) draws extensively upon that earlier work. The process is analogous to painters who recycle old canvasses by painting on top of earlier discarded works; some trace or influence of the original remains.
Sciamachy is in two parts, slow then fast. Both sections feature processes which allow the music to gradually unfold, the themes revealing themselves one note at a time but in very different ways.
Schiamachy was commissioned by Late Music and was first performed by Sam Corkin and Timothy End in April 2010.


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Q: How to "show" user defined data type "sets" in Haskell? if i've defined a set data type like:
data Set a = Set [a]

examples of sets:

*

*empty = Set []

*s = Set [1,23]
and i want to create an instance of show to display the set like this:
{1, 23} instead instead of [1,23]
how would i go about doing this?
so far i've tried something like:
instance (Show a) => Show (Set a) where
show (Set a) = "{" ++ show a ++ "}"

But this doesn't work because it gives me {[1,23]}
Is it even possible to do something like this?

A: First: as you probably have it in your own code: type names and constructors must be uppercase.
data Set a = Set [a]

Second: the Show class isn't really meant for such pretty-printing. Often, users will expect its output to be valid Haskell code. {1,2,3} is not valid Haskell.
Anyway...
The easiest solution would be to just use the Show instance for the underlying list type, like you did, but trim away a leading [ and trailing ]:
trimOuterBrackets :: String -> String
trimOuterBrackets ('[':s)
                | (']':s') <- reverse s  = reverse s'
trimOuterBrackets s = s

Note however that this wouldn't work reliably, at least not for characters: show $ Set ['b','l','a'] would yield {"bla"}, because strings are lists as well but shown differently.
Therefore, you should better define the function yourself. As bheklilr remarked, it can be done with intercalate: this takes a list of strings and another string that is used to "glue" those strings together. A list of strings can be obtained by maping the show function over the elements of your set...
This should be enough hints, I think.


In assessing their approach to disease, many physicians take the approach that simple eradication of the affected cells is the answer. Prisca Liberali shows why this view of disease is shortsighted and can be improved with organoids.
The Stocker group brings expertise in the observation and quantification of microbial processes, with a focus on environmental microorganisms.
Life science research is one of the keys to answering the grand challenges of our future. The magnitude of these challenges such as ageing societies or globally spreading diseases calls for paradigm shift to holistic, systems-based and interdisciplinary approaches.
The human body is a huge network of actions and reactions. At first sight it seems almost impossible to make sense of this complexity. But this is precisely what researchers at SystemsX.ch are trying to achieve.
Prof. Prisca Liberali discusses her lab's research on organiod development at the Friedrich Miescher Institute in Basel.


I was born into the shoe business. My grandfather and father built their lives around shoes, but at home they rarely spoke about work. I didn't gain a real understanding of how the shoe business worked and how fascinating it was until I was older. In college, I found myself interviewing for jobs in finance and after graduating I began working for an investment bank. After a couple of years, I found myself being drawn towards the fashion industry- I guess you could say it was in my blood. I have been working in my family business for over six years now! I have found a way to use both creativity and my business skills to effectively design and produce multiple collections each season.
My husband is constantly reminding me to always put everything in perspective whenever I am faced with a mini crisis or struggle at work or at home. I think it has forced me to constantly think about the bigger picture and to remember what really matters. Even when work is chaotic and life seems crazy- I just remind myself of my beautiful family and how lucky I am!
I am always interested in figuring out what women want when it comes to shoes! I am constantly exploring the show business as a whole and trying to create the best product. I find the fashion industry to be inspiring from a creative and business perspective and I love connecting with other women in this industry. I am also very intrigued by industries that affect fashion but are totally out of my comfort zone. The tech sector and digital world are completely revolutionizing how we work and I am eager to learn as much as possible about them.
Exercise and staying active, traveling to new places, dinner with friends, exploring new restaurants. However, what is most important to me is hanging with my baby girl whenever I can!
All other mamas! Once I had my daughter and then headed back to work I realized that life was never going to be the same. Figuring out the best work/life balance is a constant effort! I am especially inspired by all of the successful working mamas out there who are entrepreneurs, running businesses and being creative while also being amazing mothers. I always look to them for advice on how to grow in the working world while also growing your family- the balancing act is inspirational!
I want to connect with other creative mamas!