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Q: ERROR FOREIGN KEY constraint failed (code 787) Android Studio Ando desesperada por encontrar una solución y todo lo que encuentro es con Android Room (que no estoy utilizando y no me sirve... Creo)
Soy bastante novata en la programación y me gustaría saber dónde se encuentra el error:
E/SQLiteDatabase: Error inserting idTipoFK=TYP-20f4c0ba-8aa7-47c9-9cd8-19861f93f2dd idUserFK=US-a6c29fe5-3839-40d5-8026-ab0d76c1af0e adjuntoImg=imagen titulo=titulo idEntrada=ENT-d6c47933-c05b-4499-833c-7d2a160f5649 texto=texto fecha=09-12-2019.11:25:28 adjuntoAudio=audio
android.database.sqlite.SQLiteConstraintException: FOREIGN KEY constraint failed (code 787)
    at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteConnection.nativeExecuteForLastInsertedRowId(Native Method)
    at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteConnection.executeForLastInsertedRowId(SQLiteConnection.java:782)
    at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteSession.executeForLastInsertedRowId(SQLiteSession.java:788)
    at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteStatement.executeInsert(SQLiteStatement.java:86)
    at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase.insertWithOnConflict(SQLiteDatabase.java:1474)
    at android.database.sqlite.SQLiteDatabase.insert(SQLiteDatabase.java:1343)
    at dam.proyecto.nasciturus.Database.OperacionesDataBase.insertarEntry(OperacionesDataBase.java:102)
    at dam.proyecto.nasciturus.Actividades.ListarActivity$4.onClick(ListarActivity.java:116)
    at android.view.View.performClick(View.java:5637)
    at android.view.View$PerformClick.run(View.java:22429)
    at android.os.Handler.handleCallback(Handler.java:751)
    at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:95)
    at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:154)
    at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:6119)
    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
    at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:886)
    at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:776)

Esta es mi BBDD:

este metodo que no entraba en la foto
    public void onUpgrade(SQLiteDatabase db, int oldVersion, int
             newVersion)    {
    db.execSQL("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS "+
    ConstantesInterfaces.UserID.TABLA_USER);
    db.execSQL("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS "+ ConstantesInterfaces.TypeID.TABLA_TYPE);
db.execSQL("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS "+ ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.TABLA_ENTRY);
                    onCreate(db);
    }

Y este es el método que falla:
     public void insertarEntry(Entry entrada) {         SQLiteDatabase db = baseDatos.getWritableDatabase();

        // Generar Pk       String idEntrada =
 ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.generarIdEntrada();

        ContentValues valores = new ContentValues();
        valores.put(ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.ID, idEntrada);
        valores.put(ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.FECHA, entrada.fecha);
        valores.put(ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.TITULO, entrada.titulo);
        valores.put(ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.TEXTO, entrada.texto);
        valores.put(ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.ADJUNTOIMG,
 entrada.adjuntoImg);
        valores.put(ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.ADJUNTOAUDIO,
 entrada.adjuntoAudio);
        valores.put(ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.ID_USER,
 entrada.idUsuario);
        valores.put(ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.ID_TIPO,
 entrada.idTipo);

        // Insertar entrada
        db.insert(ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.TABLA_ENTRY, null,
 valores);

    }

Y esta es la insercción que hago que hace que el programa implosione:
 Entry entrada = new
 Entry(ConstantesInterfaces.EntradasID.generarIdEntrada(),fecha,
 "titulo","texto",adjuntoImg, "audio"  ,usuario , tipo);
                     OperacionesDataBase db = OperacionesDataBase.obtenerInstancia(getApplicationContext());
                     db.insertarEntry(entrada);

Ya sé que en el error, si os fijáis me pone que inserta titulo y fecha mal, eso está corregido, pero quiero ver si alguien por favor me dice cuál es el error.
Gracias de antemano


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Q: How to pass json array to postgresql function I have a json object contains array of json.
i.e:
{
    ID:'1',
    Name:'Pooja',
    School:[{Name:'ABC',Address:'Nagpur'},{Name:'CDF'},{Name:'GHI',Year:{From:'2015',To:'2016'}}]
}

I want to insert this in three different table as User, School and Year.
Can anyone help?

A: Assuming I understood you correctly, you want to split the provided JSON object and write its subobjects to some tables.
PostgreSQL has several JSON operators that might help.
First of all, you should cast JSON's textual representation to type json. This allows you to use JSON operators and functions, such as -> (Get JSON object field):
select
'{
   "ID":1,
   "Name":"Pooja",
   "School":[
      {
         "Name":"ABC",
         "Address":"Nagpur"
      },
      {
         "Name":"CDF"
      },
      {
         "Name":"GHI",
         "Year":{
            "From":"2015",
            "To":"2016"
         }
      }
   ]
}'::json -> 'Name';

 ?column?
----------
 Pooja
(1 row)

Or, for example, #> (Get JSON object at specified path):
select 'YOUR_JSON'::json #> '{"School", 2, "Year"}';

          ?column?
----------------------------
 {                         +
             "From":"2015",+
             "To":"2016"   +
          }
(1 row)

All you have to do now is insert the result of the operator application into the table of your choice:
insert into user select 'YOUR_JSON'::json -> 'Name';

If you simply want to extract the School array, you could still use -> operator:
select 'YOUR_JSON'::json -> 'School';

          ?column?
-----------------------------
 [                          +
       {                    +
          "Name":"ABC",     +
          "Address":"Nagpur"+
       },                   +
       {                    +
          "Name":"CDF"      +
       },                   +
       {                    +
          "Name":"GHI",     +
          "Year":{          +
             "From":"2015", +
             "To":"2016"    +
          }                 +
       }                    +
    ]
(1 row)

Read the documentation for more.

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RQ-170 made frequent flights over bin Laden compound
Stealth UAV provided regular video feeds of activities at site
In the months preceding the May 2 raid, the CIA reportedly flew dozens of missions with high-altitude unmanned stealth aircraft over the compound in Pakistan where Osama bin Laden was killed to obtain high-resolution video that satellites could not provide, reports the Washington Post.
The agency used the RQ-170 Sentinel unmanned aerial vehicle "because they needed to see more about what was going on," a former official familiar with the details of the operation told the news outlet.
The operational use of the RQ-170, which has the characteristic bat-winged shape of larger manned stealth aircraft, has never been described by official sources.

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Cheteshwar Pujara rose to the occasion with a maiden century in Australia, pulling India out of a deep hole to a respectable 250 for nine on day one of the first Test here on Thursday.
It took a brilliant direct from Pat Cummins to remove him on what happened to be the final ball of an absorbing day one of the four-Test series.
Skipper Virat Kohli opted to bat in ideal conditions but the top-order once again failed to apply themselves against the potent pace trio of Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Cummins.
to his 16th Test ton. His fighting effort comprised seven fours and two sixes.
Post tea, Pujara added 62 runs with R Ashwin (25) for the seventh wicket. The latter played watchfully, unlike the Indian top-order, and played a great role in this minor recovery.
Cummins (2-49) finally got the breakthrough in the 74th over when Ashwin edged to second slip. Ishant Sharma (4) then put on 21 runs with Pujara, pushing the score past 200 in the 79th over.
Earlier, Pujara's effort was the sole silver lining after India were reduced to 143-6 at tea. This was after a horrendous shot selection by Rohit Sharma (37) left India in the lurch at 86 for five in the 38th over.
While Pujara was sedate at one end, the former took the lead in scoring as he hit sixes at will. Two came off Cummins; the first a pull shot that sailed for six and the other a proper cover drive that cleared the ropes as well.
It seemed that Rohit was intent on digging India out of this hole as he hit Nathan Lyon (2-83) for a six on the second ball of the 38th over. Marcus Harris almost caught it, with the ball barely crossing over the ropes and the umpire took some time to call it a six.
That should have been a note of caution for the batsman, but he didn't heed it and skied the very next ball for Harris to take an easy catch in the deep.
In the morning session, Hazlewood (2-52) reduced India to 56 for four. The Australian pacers struck regularly with the new Kookaburra ball and made inroads into the Indian top-order that never got going.
Hanuma Vihari was left out as the visitors drafted in Rohit for the number six spot. For Australia, Marcus Harris made his Test debut as announced a day prior.
Starc and Hazelwood began proceedings for Australia, and were on the money straightaway with their lengths.


Stephen D'Amato is no longer the coach of Ħamrun Spartans after his contract was terminated yesterday.
The club's decision to relieve D'Amato of his duties was taken only four days after the Spartans slumped to a 3-0 defeat to Premier League rivals Valletta.
"We've decided to make a change as we have different plans for the remainder of the season," Gejtu Debattista, the president of Ħamrun Spartans, said when contacted by Times of Malta.
Having steered the Reds to back-to-back promotions, culminating in a long-awaited return to the top flight at the end of last season, D'Amato admitted that his dismissal took him by surprise.
"I'm very surprised by this decision," a distraught D'Amato, whose deal with the Spartans was due to run out at the end of the season, said.
"I mean, we secured two promotions from Division Two straight up to the Premier League in the last two years and the team is currently in a good position in the table.
"The club's target at the start of the season was to secure its top-flight status as early as possible and offer a stern challenge to all teams.
The Spartans, seventh in the Premier League table with 14 points from 11 games, have yet to appoint a new coach.
Winston Muscat, who lost his job as Pembroke Athleta coach last month, has been linked with the post while the name of Jesmond Zerafa has also been mooted.
Meanwhile, Ħamrun defender Jorginho was yesterday suspended for one game following his sending-off against Valletta on Saturday.
The Brazilian will miss the Spartans' game against Hibernians on November 20.


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Q: how to link utf-8 textfile to android textView? i want to link my text file(.txt) to android text view. the text includes persian texts (utf-8) that the text view does not shows it correctly. i think because the unicode format but i have no idea to how change it to utf-8. notice that this project does not connect to web service. so very appreciated for your help.
code:
 TextView txtShow = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.txtShow);
    InputStream iFile = getResources().openRawResource(R.raw.test);

    try {
        String StrFile = InputStreamToString(iFile);
        txtShow.setText(StrFile);
    }
    catch (Exception e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }

}

private String InputStreamToString(InputStream is) {
    StringBuffer sBuffer = new StringBuffer();
    DataInputStream dataIo = new DataInputStream(is);
    String strLine = null;
    try {
        while ((strLine = dataIo.readLine()) != null) {
            sBuffer.append(strLine + "\n");
        }
        dataIo.close();
        is.close();
    }
    catch (IOException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }

    return sBuffer.toString();
}


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Statute, 10th edition, 2019International Conducting Competition
Statute, 9th edition, 2018International Conducting Competition
10th Edition 2019International Conducting Competition
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Systemic Coaching Masterclass 2017
Proms of Delight 2015
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Jury, 9th Edition 2018International Conducting Competition
Charlie Siem
Maria-Diana Petrache
Octavian Lup
Dan Dediu
Partners 10th Edition
Partners 9th Edition
Partners previous editions
International Conducting Competition
Jeunesses Musicales Bucharest
8th edition ARTISTS
Ph.D. student & Associate Professor at the National University of Music in Bucharest
Octavian Alin Lup began his musical activity at the age of 7; he studied cello at the Music Highschool Sigismund Toduță from Cluj- Napoca first under the guidance of professor Râpă Gabriel and later with professor Todor Gabriela.
In 2010 he graduated from the National University of Music in Bucharest in the class of maestro Marin Cazacu and continued his studies at the Conservatoire national superieur de musique et de danse in Paris, where he was mentored by the famous cellists Roland Pidoux and Xavier Phillips. At the present he is a PhD student and an associate professor at the National University of Music in Bucharest. In 2012, Octavian embraced musical improvisation and represented the National University of Music of Bucharest in Hague, during an intensive 2 weeks training with the greatest experts in musical improvisation in the world. In 2012 and 2016 he was selected to participate as active member in the Kronberg Academy cello masterclass under the guidance of Frans Helmerson and Gary Hoffman.
He is a member of the cello quartet Cellisimo alongside the maestros: Marin Cazacu, Alexandra Guțiu and Răzvan Suma. He is also the principal cello player of the Royal Camerata orchestra and a member of the Romanian Youth Orchestra.
Recitals and concerts in Romania: Bucharest, Cluj, Timișoara, Târgu Mureș, Tulcea, Botoșani, Arad, Constanța, Brașov, Iași, Sibiu, Sinaia etc and in countries such as: Hungary, Spain, Morocco, Israel, Switzerland, Austria, France, Holland, Germany and Portugal.
He has sustained concerts as a soloist with philharmonics from Cluj, Arad, Botoșani, Iași, Râmnicu Vâlcea, Braşov, the Bucharest Radio Chamber Orchestra and the Royal Camerata. Simultaneously with his soloist and orchestra activities he develops an important pedagogic career both at the National University of Music of Bucharest and at the National Art College Dinu Lipatti. During his activity he has had the opportunity of performing under the baton of famous composers such as Kristian Jarvi, Cristian Mandeal, Lawrence Foster, Horia Andreescu, Christian Badea, Tiberiu Soare, and has collaborated with soloists such as Pinchas Zukerman, Sarah Chang, David Garret, Alexandru Tomescu, Marin Cazacu.
Among the prestigious musicians who have guided him one may mention: Marin Cazacu, Roland Pidoux, Xavier Phillips, Antoine Lederlin, Erkki Lahesmaa, Lazlo Fenyo, David Pia, Alvaro Huertas, Vladimir Mendhelsson, Krysztof Chorzelski, Axel Schacher, Frans Helmerson.
Among his numerous national and international prizes we may recall:
• First Prize and Grand Prize at all the national Olympics in which he participated in 2001-2007
• The winner of the national selection for the Eurovision Young Musicians, for the final in Luzern, Switzerland
• Winner of the grand prize at the international competition George Georgescu Tulcea
• Winner of the grand prize at the national competition W.A.Mozart Târgoviște
• Second prize winner at the international competition David Popper Hungary
• Grand prize winner at the national competition Paul Constantinescu Bucharest
• Grand prize winner at the national competition Mihail Jora Bucharest
• Semifinalist at the George Enescu competition 2014 and 2016.
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Dīvān-i Shāhī: Collected poems of the poet, composer and artist Āq Malik (or Āqā Malik) ibn Malik Jamāl al-Dīn Fīrūzkūhī, known as Amīr Shāhī Sabzavārī (d. 857 or 859/1453 or 1455). Written in Persian, probably copied in the Ottoman Empire. Undated, probably 18th century.


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What's often overlooked is loss of use coverage. How long will it take to repair or rebuild?
But not all policies are created equal and most homeowners purchase their coverage based on cost, not coverage.
Across California, the wildfires have been beyond devastating. With the Camp Fire in the north and the Woolsey Fire in the south, it feels like the entire state of California is burning. But as Californians begin to sift through the ash and rebuild, there may be further dark news coming their way: their insurance might not be sufficient.
The answer for many might be a bit frightening.
Loss of Use is a key provision in a homeowner's policy that provides living expenses to the insured if their home is deemed uninhabitable as the result of a covered peril such as fire or water. It is sometimes called Coverage D and covers expenses including temporary residence, moving costs and transportation among others. In most policies, loss of use is in two parts – additional living expenses and fair rental value – and is limited to a specific time period.
But not all policies are created equal and most homeowners purchase their coverage based on cost, not coverage. So when a fire causes total destruction, the insured might be surprised that temporary living costs are only partially covered. This limitation can create hardships as people try to rebuild and cover those temporary living costs.
From a practical standpoint, this means those affected by the fires need to track their receipts and submit them to their insurance company after the expenses are incurred. Most insurance companies provide budget worksheets. Further, part of loss of use is to compensate for additional costs that would not have been incurred but for the loss occurring. For instance, expenses can be submitted for additional commuting expenses or food expenses brought on by the displacement.
Having a Loss of Use provision isn't enough. An additional challenge that displaced homeowners face is the time it takes to rebuild. In California, legislators have tried to be proactive on this issue. The current law allows for 24 months of loss of use and starting January 1, 2019, this will increase to 36 months. In comparison, many other states limit loss of use to just 12 months.
While 24 months of coverage seems like a sufficient amount of time, for many it won't be enough to cover the actual time it takes to rebuild. Most insurance policies do not consider outside influences that can make it hard for displaced homeowners to be efficient with rebuilding. For instance, the rebuilding efforts after the 2017 Napa fires have consistently been challenged by a variety of issues including insurers who are overwhelmed by demand and contractors who are overworked and overbooked.
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"Unfortunately, this seems to be the new normal in California for really 12 months a year," notes Thorndike.
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Medical Director, Marina Johnson, M.D., F.A.C.E. is a UCLA / USC trained graduate and is board-certified in internal medicine and endocrinology. She attends many continuing education programs both in mainstream endocrinology and in natural medicine. Dr. Johnson specializes in hormone replacement therapy utilizing "pharmaceutical" bioidentical hormones rather that "compounded" hormones for women and men.
She believes in the judicious use of growth hormone for patients who demonstrate deficiency on diagnostic testing. Whenever possible, the goal is to first restore normal hormone function of the body. If however, the body is unable to provide adequate levels, then therapy is indicated.
The Institute is a fee-for-service medical practice and we do not belong to any managed care insurance plans. Our patients are sophisticated health consumers who are very proactive about their health. They have high expectations and recognize the value of this type of medical care. We provide a medical setting where the patient can receive innovative and scientifically-based solutions for health problems; compassionate, personalized care; and patient advocacy and education in an elegant, comfortable setting.
Reviewing your symptoms and health issues, helps Dr. Johnson determine if we are a good fit for you. Reviewing our policies and procedures helps you determine if we are the best place for your particular health care needs.


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The signable client provides a simple Ruby interface to the Signable API.

## Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

    gem 'signable'

And then execute:

    $ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

    $ gem install signable

## Usage

### Configuration

```ruby
Signable.configure do |config|
  config.base_url = ENV.fetch('SIGNABLE_BASE_URL')
  config.api_key  = ENV.fetch('SIGNABLE_API_KEY')
end
```

### Retrieve a template

```ruby
Signable::Template.find 'fingerprint'
```

### Build a document

```ruby
Signable::Document.new(template_fingerprint: fingerprint, title: title)
```

A document may also contain merge_fields (see signable documentation)

### Build a party

```ruby
Signable::Party.new(id: id, name: 'name', email: 'email')
```

Party id can be retrieved from the template

### Create an envelope

```ruby
envelope = Signable::Envelope.new title: 'title', redirect_url: 'https://www.autoenrolment.co.uk'
envelope.documents = documents
envelope.parties = parties

envelope.save
```

## Testing

Test suite is RSpec and uses VCR to test API calls.

The VCR cassettes are included in this repository so you can run the specs without hitting the Signable API like so:

```ruby
bundle exec rspec
```

If you need to re-record the interactions between the Ruby code and the Signable API, you can specify an API key for the tests to use like so:

```ruby
SIGNABLE_API_KEY='valid_signable_api_key' bundle exec rspec
```

If you have an invalid or missing API, you will see an error like the following:

```ruby
Authentication failed. Either the API Key or password was blank.
```

NOTE:
* The VCR recordings have an expiry time, so you may be forced to re-record them even if you have made no changes
* The test suite is destructive so please only use a test Signable account. The account requires one Template resource in order for the test suite to run.

To obtain a valid Signable API key, log into your Signable account and navigate to Company Settings → Api & Webhooks and click "Add API Key" to generate a key. We recommend you delete the key when finished with it.

## Contributing

1. Fork it ( http://github.com/<my-github-username>/signable/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
3. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Add some feature'`)
4. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)
5. Create new Pull Request

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There are various producer titles if you read through the acclaim of the Television show. The title such as senior producer, executive producer, broadcast producer etc. And every producer has to play different roles or has different responsibilities. In fact, they share the same traits and skill sets to get success in such a demanding industry. Do you want to become a TV show producer? If so, you are in the right place. In this article, Steven Marcano has shared some skills that you must possess in order to become a TV show producer.
Most producers have a curiosity about things and people. They mostly ask or think the questions who, why, how and when. In fact, they read a lot. Whether its newspapers, listening to the radio, online article, or just talking to people, producers always are aware of what's going on.
Being organized is crucial for every profession. In television word, these professionals are frequently juggling numerous balls at the same time. Hence, it's essential to have your ducks in a sequence. Creating a to-do list and crossing off each accomplishment as the day or week goes by helps you to keep track of your project.
A producer tells a story by playing with words and pictures to a mass spectator. Whether it's for TV or your colleagues, it's significant to distribute your message clearly in diverse mediums. Sharpen your writing and rehearsal your presentation and communication skills. Always consider the crowd you are addressing and make your appearance relevant, brief and if possible, enjoyable. This will keep your listeners engaged.
Being a business person, you always think broadly about the corporation and all its components. Likewise, producers are big-picture connivers. According to Steven Marcano, almost every program has a lot of moving parts that have to fix jointly like a puzzle. And being a executive producer you must have known how it all fits. We have the aptitude to make the crucial changes without being too wedded to something. Producers always see the big picture.
With companies frequently dropping budgets, the dough needs to go far. Shows are disreputable for deficient a lot of production with slight resources. Producers have an idea how to stick to a budget. If they cannot afford something, then they can possibly bargain a deal to get anything is needed in even the most strange situations.
These are some skills shared by Steven Marcano to help people who want to become a TV show producer. It is always essential for a producer to stay open to fresh ideas and diverse ways of doing things. With cooperation and great communication, any television show can be flourishing.


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INTERVIEW with George fire chief, Neels Barnard, on his 30 years of service
George - As the George Municipality and Garden Route District Municipality honour the many roleplayers, who defended George against raging wild fires last year, the George Municipality also celebrates its fire chief Neels Barnard, who, amidst the craziness of that time, commemorated 30 years as a local fireman on 16 November 2018. George Municipality Media Liaison Officer, journalist and former editor, Athane Scholtz, spoke to him about his career journey.
"Some people dream of being a firefighter all their lives, but it didn't happen for me like that. The job had become available, it paid okay and I thought it was something I could be good at."
George Fire Chief Neels Barnard has been at the forefront of defending homes and people in some of the most dramatic fires in the Southern Cape since 1988 and has been an active roleplayer in Wilderness Search and Rescue (WSAR) in the Southern Cape for 25 years. Countless certificates of appreciation and newspaper clippings bear witness to his ongoing, selfless commitment and passion.
When you first meet Neels, he comes across as quiet, but is not to be underestimated. When it comes to effective firefighting, his passion has often asserted itself.
"Sitting in long meetings to give feedback on a fire that is still raging, makes no sense to me – I serve my community best by being where the fire is. Emergency situations call for quick decision-making and strong leadership under pressure, so that is where and when I do my talking."
He doesn't really like the spotlight but has made peace with the awe his job inspires among citizens whose lives or property have been saved.
"While it is always appreciated when people recognise the danger and sacrifices, it is also just a job that I believe in doing to the best of my abilities."
Aged 55, Neels spent seven years in the army, served as a magistrate's clerk, went to hotel school and worked for a bit at Santos Hotel in Mossel Bay before a job at George Ambulance and Fire became available.
"Those days ambulance and fire was one service in George and we would work rotation shifts on each," he explained.
"The ambulance work was exhausting, demanding and quite thankless. The hours were crazy and emergency situations diverse and from all over a large area. I spent a lot of time on the road transporting patients to and from Cape Town…and often mothers in labour who have waited too long before going to the hospital – causing havoc and resulting in quite a few babies being born in the back of the ambulance!
"The worst was always working serious motor vehicle accidents, especially when there were children involved or when people could not be saved before a vehicle caught on fire – the images stay with you forever."
Some most memorable rescues over his career
He shows Scholtz a newspaper clipping from a rescue in the mountains above Hoekwil in 1996.
"WSAR shift leader Stuart Taylor and I were flown to where a chopper had crashed. We had to stabilise the injured businessman and his wife and stayed with them for two hours while the ambulance tried to reach the accident scene via a back road," Neels said.
"Decades later, I saw the businessman at a local restaurant and went to reintroduce myself. He told me he always wondered who treated him and stayed with him on the mountain that day and wanted to say 'thank you'. Those moments also stay with you, but for good reasons."
Another standout rescue was at George Peak where a person had illegally tried to paraglide from the peak and crashed in a ravine sustaining serious injuries.
"Stuart and I hiked up to the accident scene. The conditions were too dangerous for a rescue chopper to land and we had to hook the stretcher up as the chopper hovered for a few seconds and then flew off with the patient - and then we had to hike back down the mountain again. Seldom a dull moment in this job, that's for sure."
In 1997, the ambulance and fire services split, and Neels could put all his energy into firefighting, which had by then become his passion.
"We were six firefighters for the whole of George, two on a shift. Area fires were handled by district services, and locals and volunteers helped on larger fires, which fortunately did not happen that often.
"In comparison to the craziness of working on the ambulance service, working on just fires felt like we had so much time on our hands. We spent a lot of time tidying up the already-tidy fire station – we must have had the cleanest, neatest fire station in the district," he says with a smile.
Neels was appointed as a leading fire fighter in 1998, divisional commander in 2008 and has been acting fire chief since 2010.
The George municipal area has grown and with it the amount of fire emergencies. These days the George Municipality Fire and Rescue has 33 firefighters on three shifts, including service to Uniondale and Haarlem.
"Major wildfires in the Southern Cape in the past few years have highlighted the unique challenges local fire departments face and we have received major financial support from council as well as regional, provincial and national government to equip us with specialised equipment to deal with fires in remote areas and over difficult terrain," Neels said.
"As a result, George is now one of the best technologically equipped stations in the Western Cape. We have also had amazing support from local business and citizens. The department is so very grateful to everyone – it will benefit everyone who lives, works and visits here for many years."
'Sudden wind-change at Herold had Neels surrounded by flames in seconds'
Through the years there have been many hair-raising moments, like the day a sudden wind-change in the mountains at Herold had Neels surrounded by flames in seconds.
"I was in a bakkie with a skid unit on the back and I literally soaked the bakkie inside and out with water, and jumped in the cabin with fire hose and all – aiming the hose at whatever flames I could see," he said.
"The fire around me eventually burned out, but I was shaking like a leaf and it took some time for me to recover sufficiently from the shock to be able to drive out of there."
For Neels, the wildfires that raged around George for nearly a month last October and November stand out as a major success story for planned fire protection.
"It proved that fire breaks and controlled burns really work. The fire season had come nearly two months early for us last year, but the fire breaks above George were in place and we were almost done with additional controlled burns when the big fire started.
"The breaks slowed the fires right down, making them manageable, even close to residential areas and no homes were lost in George as a result. It was very rewarding to hear people from across the country in the fire management Joint Operations Centre refer to our fire breaks specifically and considering the breaks as reliable defence mechanisms they could use as part of managing the fire."
He considers the firefighting staff in George as uniquely committed to their work.
"On every fire our firefighters give 150%. When I read incident reports, I marvel at the committed attempts to not only safeguard people but also at their genuine efforts to save as much as possible of the people's property, which is often meagre and not insured. I am proud to be part of George Fire and Rescue and remain committed to my people and my community."
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Q: API response returns 0 in Postman, but -0.0 when calling from C# I'm making a call to an API using C# code.
I have an API class that has a GET method. (I admit that I got the code from a colleague and have just adapted it).

The ProcessRequest method takes the response from the WebRequest and stores it in a variable called feed
When I use the text visualizer to see what is coming back, then I see the item key-value pair has a -0.0 value.

This unfortunately gives an error when I use Newtonsoft to deserialise into a class that I have defined as this field should be an integer. NOTE: THE ERROR NEWTONSOFT RETURNS IS IRRELEVANT TO ME AT THIS POINT
When I call the API using Postman, this is the result I get back ...

You can see that the last KVP returns an integer value, which is what is expected.
Does anyone have any idea of why I am getting a different response in my C# code than I am from Postman, and what I can do about it?
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C# returns me a -0.0 in the value of that Key-Value pair
Postman returns me a 0 in the value of that Key-Value pair
I'm unable to post a working code sample that hits the API as the API is a pay-for service.

A: Postman will prettify the result.
Clicking the Raw button, shows the -0.0 value coming back from the API provider, just as the C# code hinted at.


Wholistic Running has greatly enhanced my running and has helped countless other runners around the world. Being free of injuries, running with more joy, using less effort and performing better are just some of the many benefits of what I teach here at Wholistic Running.
Let me share my story how Wholistic Running has helped me overcome chronic running injuries and stay injury-free for the past 9 years even as an accomplished ultra marathon runner (see my race results). I absolutely love running and I have Wholistic Running to thank for this!
In the past I have suffered from many chronic running injuries including runners knee, shin splints and IT band issues. The worst of it began 10 years ago when I developed severe patellar tendonitis in both of my knees from running. I was in pain 24 hours a day and many days I could barely walk, laying in bed much of the time. This lasted for over two years! I saw some of the best physical therapists, doctors and alternative therapists in New England. Nothing helped.
I was even told by several doctors and physical therapists that I would never be able to run again.
Since finding Wholistic Running, I've run over twenty mountainous 50 mile races, a few 100 milers and all of this staying injury-free for the past 8 years. How? Wholistic Running!
I found out about efficient running technique and quickly set out to try this technique which sounded too good to be true. Skeptical, I went for my fourth run in 2.5 years because of being injured. Those few previous runs were only 15 minutes and left me in excruciating pain and hobbling for days. But this run was different. I was focusing on my technique so intensely that when I got home, I realized I ran for over 45 minutes. And I wasn't in excruciating pain. In fact, I had very little pain.
I started 'Wholistic Running' 3-4 days a week focusing on my running technique and I slowly healed. Yoga helped speed up the healing process and Wholistic Running allowed me to run with less impact. Now 8 years later, I teach the technique which helped me rediscover my passion for running and has allowed me to stay injury free since my days of chronic injuries and being told that running causes injuries and to "never run again".
I'm also passionate about Wholistic Running because of how it greatly benefits performance. I'm an accomplished ultrarunner because of the Wholistic Running technique and mental focuses. Some runners tell me that the only way to run faster is to train harder. They also say you have to train faster, go to the track and do complex workouts and that is the only way to get better. What if this wasn't true? For me, it's all about running smarter not harder. I run 3-4 days a week (about 40 miles) with no 'speed work' but can still run far and fast because I have a very efficient technique. To run faster, I relax more. Every other sport focuses on technique, why would running be any different?
Some say I'm just naturally gifted. Well, if being a runner with chronic injuries is naturally gifted, then there are many naturally gifted runners. Also, in my opinion, most humans are in fact naturally gifted runners, for we are born to run. We 'forget' how to run correctly. Fortunately we can relearn how to run the way we were designed with Wholistic Running. I'm also told "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". Well, all I can say to that is over 70% of all runners are injured every year.
I've been injury free for over 9 years, overcoming many chronic injuries with the help of Wholistic Running.
Finally, I owe much of my joy, love and passion for running to Wholistic Running. Because of Wholistic Running, I get a 'runners high' just about every run I go on. Running is a moving meditation that benefits my whole life and I am a deeply happy and successful person because of this. I hope you get to experience the benefits of Wholistic Running as well. Please practice with no expectations, a curious mind and an open heart. It takes lots of practice, patience and determination but the benefits are well worth it!
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The Better Arguments Project will encourage Americans to engage each other in better, more productive debates about core American ideals.
Washington, DC, June 6, 2017 – The Aspen Institute Citizenship and American Identity Program (CAI), Facing History and Ourselves, and The Allstate Corporation today announced the launch of the Better Arguments Project, a national series of town hall meetings to encourage Americans to engage each other in better, more productive debates about core American ideals.
On the heels of the recent US presidential election, which exposed deep divisions in the country, many people have recognized the need to heal schisms, repair the social fabric, and restore trust and civility in public discourse.
These topics—the core American arguments—will be explored through spirited town halls intended to demonstrate that having these discussions can be both fun and productive. A unique and distinguishing feature of the Better Arguments Project is its traveling format, engaging communities around the country and emerging from ideas and conversations with local community advisors. Open to the public, the town halls will be driven by creativity and shared exploration through supplemental readings, videos, and discussions with featured thought leaders from the worlds of politics, culture, and media.
The project's goals are to encourage people to reach across political, cultural, and economic divides, listen to each other, and engage in respectful debate. As part of their work, project partners will develop tools for communities to engage in discussions of their own. The three partners hope the town halls will become a model for civic engagement.
"American civic life is only as healthy as the willingness of its citizens to participate in all its forms, whether it's volunteering for a cause, joining a demonstration, or voting," added Liu.
Planning for the Better Arguments Project will kick off this summer. Project partners will begin by identifying up to 10 diverse communities and developing a format for the town halls, which will take place in 2018 and 2019.
For more than 40 years, Facing History and Ourselves has worked in middle school and high school classrooms, providing tools for teachers and students to think critically about the impact of significant historical events. Facing History challenges students to make connections between choices made in history and the choices they make today. A broad range of studies demonstrate the impact of Facing History's curriculum in improving student civic engagement, motivating learning and empowering students to constructively address social conflicts.
For its part, Allstate has a storied history of engaging in societal causes: through The Allstate Foundation Good Starts Young initiative, Allstate is encouraging youth to step up as leaders in their communities and become civically engaged. For the past 12 years, the Allstate Foundation Purple Purse campaign has empowered more than 1 million domestic violence survivors in their recovery from abuse. And for the last year, Allstate has partnered with The Atlantic on The Renewal Project, which includes a digital newsroom, awards program, and event series, to support and celebrate efforts of ordinary people coming together to renew their communities.
CAI focuses on the challenge of sustaining strong citizenship in America and coherent national identity in an age of demographic flux and rising economic inequality. The program encompasses a range of cross-partisan activity, from workshops and public forums to leadership summits and seminar-style discussions.
Facing History is a global educational organization that reaches millions of students worldwide every year. Using the lessons of history—and history in the making—Facing History equips teachers to provide students with the skills to think critically and wrestle with difficult issues. Teachers work closely with students to make personal connections between the past and their present. Our rigorous curriculum sparks their desire to look beyond themselves and participate in the broader world. Facing History is creating future generations of engaged, informed, and responsible decision-makers who when faced with injustice, misinformation, and bigotry, will stand up for justice, truth, and equality. Facing History transforms required lessons in history into inspired lessons in humanity, empowering youth who will change the world for the better.
The Allstate Corporation (NYSE: ALL) is the nation's largest publicly held personal lines insurer, protecting approximately 16 million households from life's uncertainties through auto, home, life, and other insurance offered through its Allstate, Esurance, Encompass and Answer Financial brand names. Allstate is widely known through the slogan "You're In Good Hands With Allstate®." Allstate agencies are in virtually every local community in America.


Maine-ly Drizzle is a delightful charming boutique of a shop tucked up in Kennebunkport. The store focuses mostly on pairing the right type of oil with the right type of vinegar.
Sample your way through the shop with tongue teasing pairings in oils such as Meyer Lemon, Blood Orange and Persian Lime matched up with the not recommended pairings such as Grapefruit White Balsamic and Dark Chocolate. Yum.
Make your own dressings or dips for a variety of foods, not just salads.
The owner is a delightful person by the name of Debbie, who, along with her husband Nick, has operated this store for 4 years. She is vivacious, bubbly and quite knowledgeable about pairing the right oils with the right vinegar. She is passionate and enthusiastic about her store.
Maine-ly Drizzle might make it your list for must-visits every time you're in Kennebunkport, Maine: a nicely decorated store, charming ambiance, great owner/host and lovely products. But, if you can't get there in person, they have an extensive on-line store. Click below on the store name.
Maine-ly Drizzle: 2 Ocean Avenue, Kennebunkport, ME -- (207) 204-0025.


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Donors giving more but needs are greater than ever
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DAKAR, 14 July 2014 (IRIN) – Humanitarian funding reached a record US$22 billion in 2013, yet almost a third of needs remained unmet, according to data recently released by the UK-based think tank Global Humanitarian Assistance Programme's Development Initiatives.
"[2013] was quite an extraordinary year and very different and very much in contrast to previous years," said Daniel Coppard, director of research and analysis at Development Initiatives.
In response to the unprecedented levels of humanitarian need – particularly in light of three major crises in Syria, the Central African Republic (CAR) and the Philippines – both governments and private donors stepped up their response efforts in 2013 with unprecedented levels of funding.
"One certainly hopes that this response by the international community last year isn't a one off and that it continues and is sustained in the coming years," Coppard told IRIN.
Government donors, who accounted for around three-quarters of total aid in 2013, gave an estimated $16.4 billion, up by one quarter in 2012. Private donors, including individuals, trusts, foundations and corporations, increased their contributions by 35 percent, to around $5.6 billion.
While this increase is good news, Coppard said it still is not good enough.
"There's no room for complacency because still over a third of [humanitarian] needs aren't being met," he said. "And with Syria, in particular, it's quite clear that demands are set to rise both this year, 2014, and beyond."
Syria's 2014 humanitarian appeal is 26 percent funded, CAR's is 37 percent funded while the Philippines appeals are 53 percent funded, according to OCHA's financial tracking service.
The UN coordinated appeals, for example, totalled $13.2 billion in 2013. As of June 2014, appeals had already exceeded this, reaching $16.9 billion. Coppard said this figure is expected to rise even higher by the end of the year, and will likely stay at comparable levels in the next few years.
Cyprien Fabre, head of the West Africa regional support office for the European Commission's Humanitarian Aid Office (ECHO), said it is unrealistic to believe that all the needs everywhere will be covered by humanitarian funding if crises continue to multiply.
"The overall humanitarian community is really struggling in 2014 to fund all the action in relation with the humanitarian needs in West Africa," he said. "Persistent and continually increasing food insecurity and malnutrition in the Sahel is challenged by large displacement-related needs, in Mali, Nigeria and CAR, and epidemics such as cholera and Ebola."
Population growth alone will mean the number of food insecure and malnourished will grow across the region, year on year, say analysts.
While ECHO has once again secured large funds for West Africa – around 184.2 million euros ($250.6 million) so far this year – they are "reaching their limits" due to competing large-scale crises around the globe, such as South Sudan, Syria and now Iraq.
Coppard agreed that meeting ever-growing needs is not easy, but said that it is possible to fulfil those unmet demands, and one step forward is to provide donors with good evidence of needs.
"I think we need three things: First, improved assessments and understanding of how we measure needs and how we promote those needs. Second, we need increased participation from a variety of actors, and, finally, we need to hold all donors accountable to addressing these internationals challenges."
He said it was also important to understand why different crises are being met to varying degrees.
In Mauritania, for example, 83 percent of funding needs were met in 2013, while only 36 percent of appeals were funded for Djibouti.
"It's partly political," Coppard said, explaining that donors often have preferred countries they choose to work in and preferred types of crises they choose to respond to. "And it's also partly, again, an issue of information and the quantity of information of what the needs actually are."
Slower response for chronic crises
The type of crisis or disaster also affects how much of the funding appeal is met and how quickly it is met.
Donors respond much more quickly to sudden onset disasters, such as hurricanes, than they do to complex or slow-onset crises, such as drought or conflict.
In CAR, for example, it took 10 months from the launch of the appeal to reach just 50 percent of total required funds. This is compared to the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, when donors fulfilled half the appeal after just one month.
While ongoing crises may sometimes have a lower proportion of their needs met, they do account for the majority of humanitarian assistance each year. In 2012, Development Initiatives found that around two-thirds of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OEDC) Development Assistance Committee's (DAC) total funding went to ongoing crises.
In order to maximize the impact of all humanitarian aid, Coppard said it must be understood how the donor funds are used in conjunction with a country's other resources. According to Development Initiatives, humanitarian assistance accounts for just about 1 percent of overall national and international resources that a country receives.
"So one really needs to conceptualize what role humanitarian assistance plays and to understand how that sits within a wider financial picture… because even though humanitarian assistance is a very small percentage [of total incoming resources], it clearly still plays a very important role."
ECHO's Fabre said that until funding needs can be met, it is important to focus on a strategy of resilience, particularly in the Sahel, where needs are only going to continue to increase.
"The resilience agenda is a way to bring back governments and their development partners into the driving seat, but with the most vulnerable population as a primary target," he said. "Only this difference in focus will make possible that a country's development… is translated into a better life for the population."
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Being married makes for a healthy heart, while being divorced or widowed is linked to higher rates of cardiovascular disease, according to a study of 3,5 million people released Friday.
The study is the largest of its kind to show how heart health is linked to marital status, and was presented at the American College of Cardiology conference.
"These findings certainly shouldn't drive people to get married, but it's important to know that decisions regarding who one is with, why, and why not may have important implications for vascular health," said lead author Carlos Alviar, cardiology fellow at New York University Langone Medical Center. People who were divorced had a higher likelihood of any vascular disease, abdominal aortic aneurysm, coronary artery disease and cerebrovascular disease when compared to single people, according to the study. Widowers showed slightly higher odds of any vascular disease and coronary artery disease, also when compared to people who had never been married.
"The study demonstrates that other risk factors, such as smoking and obesity, hypertension, diabetes and being sedentary also increases with being divorced or widowed, said Suzanne Steinbaum, director, women and heart disease, at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York.
"As married people are more likely to help each other stay healthy, by making sure their spouse eats well, exercises, takes medications and helps in attending doctors appointments, married people tend to have less risk for heart disease," added Steinbaum, who was not involved in the study.
Researchers were surprised to see that the health association was strongest in people under age 50.
"The association between marriage and a lower likelihood of vascular disease is stronger among younger subjects, which we didn't anticipate," Alviar said.
In this group, marriage was linked to a 12 percent lower odds of any heart or artery disease.
Among those aged 51 to 60 there were seven percent lower odds of heart disease, and four percent among those 61 and older.
The patients in the study came from a US database of 3,5 million people who paid $100 to be part of a screening program. Participants came from all 50 states from 2003 to 2008.
Since those involved were paid participants, they might not represent the general population, study authors noted.
Also, there were low numbers of minorities included.
And while the study found that marriage made for a healthier heart, one thing the research could not measure was the health of the marriages.
"Of course, it's true that not all marriages are created equal, but we would expect the size of this study population to account for variations in good and bad marriages," Alviar said.
Perhaps further research could shed light on how changing life events impact heart disease, he added.


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Q: Is it possible to update Hangfire WorkerCount for a specific job? I am working in a .NET Framework application with Hangfire that runs background jobs.
There is one specific job that I want to be run with fewer workers in parallel.
Therefore, I can write this code:
var options = new BackgroundJobServerOptions
{
    WorkerCount = Environment.ProcessorCount * 2 // Default is ProcessorCount * 5
};

app.UseHangfireServer(options);

The problem with this code is that it is a global change and will be applied to all the background jobs while I want to apply it only to a specific background job. It is possible?


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Man Walks On Moon (And Forty Years of Other Stuff Happened Too)
Mike Verdone, Aug. 2009
Forty years ago a Saturn V rocket launched from Cape Canaveral carrying three guys. Four days later, July 20, 1969 two of those guys were standing on the moon.
Let's start from square one: how does one get to the moon? To begin get your crew and position them at the top of a 110 metre tower filled with cryogenically contained explosive fuels. This arrangement is colloquially called a "rocket". Ignite the fuel. With a force of 7,648,000 ft-lbs (34,020,000 Newtons) all 110 metres of rocket begins to move straight up. It moves slowly at first, but with constant acceleration the velocity builds over time.
The Saturn V rocket is built in stages. When the bottom-most stage burns up all its fuel it falls off and the stage immediately above ignites. Through this trick the rocket continually gets lighter and thus requires less force to speed up. It accelerates faster. It's nice provided each stage ignites properly when the one below falls off. Otherwise the crew must abort the mission and head back down into the ocean.
Provided all the stages fire correctly without exploding the crew will reach Earth orbit. They are now officially in space. The first danger of being in space is of course the lack of air. The spacecraft is airtight and equipped with oxygen tanks and carbon-dioxide scrubbers. One hopes they still work after being violently shook by the initial launch.
The second danger of space is freezing. The temperature of space is just slightly above absolute zero, about -272 degrees Celsius. The spacecraft is equipped with heaters and insulation to keep the astronauts comfortable and, more importantly, alive.
The third danger of space is overheating. Despite the freezing temperature outside, the craft is in direct sunlight. This danger is especially present in cislunar transit, the three-day trip from Earth orbit to lunar orbit. The spacecraft will generate a dangerous temperature differential with one side baking in the sun and the other freezing in space. To avoid this the craft rotates slowly like a chicken on a spit for the duration of its trip.
Provided nothing's gone wrong the craft will reach lunar orbit thanks to a few course corrections and timed burns from the rocket engine. At this point the Apollo spacecraft splits in two: the command module stays in orbit with one unlucky astronaut missing the moon landing to babysit his craft. The other two move into the lunar module (LM) and have the honour of eventually standing on the moon provided they land the craft safely. Don't worry, they've practiced it before in simulators. Simulators built by people who have a fairly decent idea of what the lunar surface is like though they'd never been there themselves. In fact, until the moment Apollo 11's lander touched down no one was certain the surface would hold the craft's weight. Science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke suggested in one short story that the lunar surface might be a powdery quicksand that would engulf the lander instantly. Scientists at NASA were not entirely certain this was not the case.
Then the glory: astronauts donning space suits and walking on the moon. Kicking up dust and leaving footprints, planting flags, putting on a TV show -- the usual activities.
After that it's a trip back to lunar orbit thanks to a final rocket booster on the lander. A historical note: all of the critical systems on the Apollo craft had a backup system or alternative procedures to avoid a failure except for the lander's booster. If it did not fire perfectly the astronauts would be marooned on the surface of the moon until their oxygen supply ran out and they suffocated. President Nixon had a speech prepared for this, thanking the brave American heroes who gave their lives. Thankfully he never had to use it.
After a final burn and three-day trip back to Earth orbit comes re-entry, a high speed ride through the Earth's atmosphere where the friction of the air heats the metal of the craft to glowing hot. Then, splashdown: the craft is dunked into the ocean and, hopefully, floats.
That's the basic outline of the Apollo 11 mission: the first moon landing. This entire mission, from conception, planning, design, implementation, and execution was done in eight years. In 1961 President Kennedy announced the goal of landing on the moon "within this decade." At the time of his landmark speech only a single American -- Alan Shepard -- had reached outer space, and Alan's flight was suborbital. President Kennedy pledged a pile of money but money can't buy you a spaceship that doesn't exist; a rocket that's only been dreamed.
NASA's rocketry team was led by Dr. Wernher von Braun, an ex-Nazi rocket scientist who spent his time during the second world war designing V-2 flying bombs. He was the real-life inspiration for Dr. Strangelove, though he was admittedly handsome and did not have a possessed prosthetic arm. The team also consisted of a bunch of other rocket scientists who'd worked mostly on military aircraft, flying bombs, and Earth-orbit satellites.
Much of the work was done by contracting companies, to varying degrees of quality. In the end the Apollo spacecraft consisted of 5.6 million "parts" organized into 1.5 million subsystems. All built on government contracts.
The astronauts chosen to pilot the Apollo craft, the most complex flying machine in existence, consisted of a bunch of pilots trained on aircraft whom NASA sent to a place that has no air. Later astronauts had varied backgrounds in science, geology, and in the case of astronaut Ed Mitchell, parapsychology.
There are many moon landing denialists who claim the whole mission is improbable and America never went to the moon. Moon landing deniers deserve to be shoved in the loony-bin beside holocaust deniers and people forging Nigerian birth certificates for President Obama. The calculations, plans, spacecraft specifications, diagrams, graphs, charts, and photos generated by the Apollo project are all in the public record and any individual is welcome to satisfy themselves with a glut of documentary evidence. It's shameful to the men and women who worked to make the project succeed and those who espouse that the effort was faked deserve the same treatment as documentary filmmaker Bart Sibrel who was solidly punched in the mouth by septuagenerian astronaut Buzz Aldrin. Go watch it on YouTube. I'll wait.
Perhaps the reason moon-landing denial exists is that the enterprise seems implausable in our age of individualism and self-improvement; of communication and information exchange. The idea that millions of subsystems could be developed and integrated in eight years without inter-team bickering sabotaging the product is alien to our free-market, profit-driven and litigious generation.
The Apollo program today would be labelled a disgusting pork-barrel project, too big for this age's slimming governments to propose let alone complete. This is not idle speculation: it was accusations of "wasting money" that finally killed the Apollo project, and the funds were shunted into anti-poverty programs whose names and effects have slipped from popular history.
Worse still the project would provide no profit. On paper, a man on the moon is worthless. In retrospect the creation of 400,000 jobs in the aerospace industry provided positive stimulus to the American economy, but in the eyes of traditional economics it was a huge money loser solidly in the red at forty billion US dollars, 235 billion 2009 US dollars adjusted for inflation. At least victory in the Vietnam war would have given America territory and reduced communist influence. Meagre gains but positive on the balance of power.
The moon landing was only achieved by a wave of nationalistic fervour. The project's primary goal was to beat the communists to the moon. To be first. Today, nationalism is considered almost universally distasteful. Our first thought when we hear the word is of Naziism, not interplanetary travel.
The technology to get to the moon is lost. Even if it was desirable to fire a Saturn V rocket to orbit there are none left in operating condition. Most are sitting in museums or rusting away in aerospace junkyards. The people who knew how to fire them are old if not dead. As a government agency NASA is only a crumb of what it once was in employees and funding. Yet more than the technological hurdles, the cultural climate of this age is not conducive to returning to the moon. The nationalism, the will, the enthusiasm is not present. The second President Bush announced a plan to travel to Mars but the cheering was heard only from self-professed "space buffs." The vast majority of first world citizens rolled their eyes and scrolled to the next article in their RSS readers. A few months the space buffs noted with frustration that the funding for the project was woefully inadequate.
It's not that we'll never set foot on the moon again: NASA is committed to returning to the moon, establishing a long-term presence there, and then setting their sights on Mars. They have a timetable and are developing whole new pieces of technology like the Ares-I solid booster rocket and the Orion spacecraft. The truth is, however, NASA has languished for a long time with inadequate funding. Space exploration is not a popular thing to pay for.
The existing Space Shuttle fleet is scheduled to be decommissioned in September of 2010 and the next generation spacecraft is nowhere near ready. As marvelous a piece of technology as the Space Shuttle is, NASA delivered it late and over-budget. It cannot escape Earth orbit, meaning it is hardly as capable as the Apollo craft except that it can carry a much larger payload and stay above the clouds a bit longer.
The space station is a wonderful bit of public relations in that it is an international effort, but it is unsophisticated and, some have argued, pointless. Maybe it's unreasonable to expect oxygen-producing orbital greenhouses and vegetable gardens, but these are what's needed to achieve a trip to Mars. The ISS will only have wastewater recycling and oxygen production support when the Tranquility module is launched in February of 2010. The ISS was supposed to be complete in 2003. It is currently projected to be complete in December of 2011. Its major contributions to science involve the aerobic capacity of astronauts on stationary bikes.
While NASA's progress has not been completely nil, one gets the feeling the forty years of work after Apollo 11 have been remarkably less fruitful than the mere eight years it took to get to the moon. More milquetoast than adventurous.
Yet it happened, once. A united, concentrated effort achieved in eight years a feat that even forty years later remains astounding. Can we do it again? If we can convince ourselves that the exploration of interplanetary bodies is truly worthwhile, that living beyond the Earth is a noble goal for the dissemination of the human species, then we can achieve massive gains in space vehicle technology without the threat of Cold War nuclear annihilation and anti-communist fervour. We can travel all over this solar system. As a culture, if we demand it we can get some work done and set some new footprints beside those stamped into the lunar soil over forty years ago.
Copyright © 2009 Mike Verdone, All Rights Reserved.


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Snatch App Team, 12/03/2020
As more users are turning to Snatch App, the good news is that it is now available on Android. With issues such as privacy leaks, algorithms that control what people see in their feeds and the growing concern about their data usage, more people are turning away from social media. Yet we all love to communicate and are turning to more to messaging platforms. This provides easy access to friends and family across the globe in an engaging manner. This form of communication is safe, fast and all that is needed is access to the internet.
Access to Smartphones has ensured that connecting with friends and doing business has no limitations on where we are or what time it is. Even teens and young adults are increasingly turning to messaging apps to connect in a fun and safe way whether they want to communicate or find information.
With the advent of improved AI tools chat apps are also proving invaluable to businesses where they can offer customer support, feedback, appointments, and event to make purchases.
At Snatch App our goal since its inception has been that everyone has the right to stay in contact. Above all, privacy is the universal right of all users and it enables economic growth and innovation.
The Snatch App is the new generation AI messaging and calling platform that has been rolled out in stages. User-friendly, free and secure, everyone everywhere can have access to it.
Rolling out the Android version of Snatch App
Starting in January 2020, we rolled out the iOS app, which was live on iPhones, iPads and the iWatch. The web version also came out then. This month we introduced the long-awaited Android version to positive reviews from those that have been eagerly waiting for its release.
With Snatch App users on Android phones can send and receive end-to-end encrypted messages, make calls, including video calls and group chats, and they can also sync the app across all their Android devices. Besides all this, users can also have efficient team collaboration messaging, send photos, documents, videos, and emojis.
Understanding the needs of our users
When founded in 2015, we knew that at Snatch Group Ltd. our aim was to help companies and people enter the new digital era in a seamless way with all the technology available to us. Having worked in the telecommunications industry for the past 20 years, the creation of the Snatch App was based on our observations of the transformations within the sector. One of the most important things that we knew from the start was that users were looking for a simple but reliable end-to-end encrypted messaging and calling app that could provide them with secure communication, no matter if this is for private or business communications.
The unique approach used to create the platform at Snatch App also allows users to have access to chatbots. This was one of the expectations that we knew from experience that users of messaging and communications apps have had, especially those in business. We have pleasantly surprised them and met these expectations by enabling our business users to enhance their interactions with their customers.
Our contribution to them is to provide them with a chatbot directory and some innovative AI tools that offer enriching conversational experiences that entertain while also providing relevant information.
Coming soon we will also offer our users the ability to perform money transfer services between them.
How do your communications stay secure with Snatch App?
At Snatch App we ensure that all your files and communications are protected internally and these can be deleted irreversibly when not needed anymore.
You are always in charge of who sees your messages and by enabling message hiding messages disappear as soon as they have been read or they can appear within an envelope before they are seen. There is also a timer so that you can configure when you want your messages to expire.
All the media files and messages sent via Snatch App are yours alone and we do not own them, nor can we read them. Our encryption uses a combination of 256-bit-symmetric AES encryption, 2048-bit RSA encryption and secure key exchange keeping all your conversations safe.
Most importantly, your address book always remains private and is never stored on our servers.
The importance of natural language processing (NLP)
Our telecommunications experience over the years has shown us that most of the existing messaging channels have limited functionality. Popular apps like Skype, Facebook Messenger, and Slack don't offer voice recognition and their natural learning processing capabilities are lacking.
NLP is a form of artificial intelligence that allows a machine to capture what a human says, capture the data, process it and to then respond appropriately in an intelligent manner. This requires sophisticated algorithms because while it is easy for humans to master language human languages are complicated for machines to master.
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June 16, 1990 is truly a day that changed the game of hockey forever. The NHL draft was held in Vancouver that season and the Pittsburgh Penguins would draft an 18-year old Czechoslovakian kid by the name of Jaromir Jagr with their first round pick, a fifth overall selection.
Yes, four other teams passed on him prior to the Penguins selecting one of the most legendary players to dawn an NHL jersey.
The impact that Jagr has had on the NHL since is rivaled by very few in the history of the game. Talent aside, he has composed himself with a swagger that's essentially impossible to abhor. Though there are many fans that remain bitter in the City of Pittsburgh after his controversial departure in 2001, there's no denying that those same fans were witness to one of the greatest careers ever.
And, he's still going at the age of 44.
Every hockey fan from my generation will forever remember the one-two punch of number 66 and 68 for the Penguins. Players with that combination of size, skill and character are nearly impossible to find, but Pittsburgh had them both.
Watching and marveling at what the two of them could do, despite playing in an age in which clutching and grabbing was more like bear-hugging and water skiing behind the puck carrier, was truly an honor. Jagr only recorded 57 points through 80 games in his rookie year, which consisted of 27 goals and 30 assists. Of course, he was just getting started.
That season, the Penguins won the franchise's first Stanley Cup. They followed that up with a repeat performance in 1992, and Jagr was off and running as a full-blown star in the NHL. He was unstoppable, using his unparalleled lower-body strength to protect pucks while making defenders look like beginners with his silky hands.
The quiet Czech kid that didn't speak an ounce of English began to show his personality. Everyone, even those outside of the Penguins fan base, were enamored by him. Whether he was doing commercials for his Jaromir Jagr peanut butter or harassing Paul Steigerwald during interviews, it was entertainment.
Plenty of players in hockey have charisma and provide entertainment. However, very few, if any, will recognize the kind of success Jagr has throughout his 25-year NHL career. On Mar. 3, Jagr's Florida Panthers faced the Colorado Avalanche and he recorded his 1,850th point, which tied Gordie Howe for third all-time in NHL scoring. He's now 37 points behind Mark Messier for number two.
There are no indications he can't play another year in the NHL, so passing Messier is a real possibility.
Some have put an asterisk next to his accomplishments, mainly due to the longevity of his career, as if he has simply played long enough that he's almost guaranteed to rack up a historical amount of points. Of course, that isn't the case at all. Plus, Jagr's career in itself is something for the history books. In today's NHL, where players fall from grace in their early to mid 30's in most cases, it's unbelievable that he's still playing at a high level.
Did I mention that he's 44-years old?
In 806 regular season games with the Penguins, Jagr accrued 439 goals and 1079 total points. Of course, he also hoisted the Stanley Cup twice and won plenty of awards, even after he left Pittsburgh. (courtesy of Wikipedia).
There's no telling how long Jagr will play or where he'll end up on the league's all-time scoring list. All we know for sure is that he will go down as one of the best players to ever lace them up in North America and beyond. Last night, Jagr was held pointless as the Panthers fell to the Arizona Coyotes by a score of 5-1 and in what was just another regular season game on his resume, that game means something more for his legacy.
He's now officially only 50-percent Penguin.
Jagr recorded his 1,612th game in the NHL on Saturday night, which ties him with Ray Bourque for ninth all-time in that regard. That also means that he has now played as many games outside of Pittsburgh as he did with the Penguins.
Most players that make it to the NHL would dream of having a career that lasted as long as his tenure in the Steel City but for Jagr, those years seem like they occurred a lifetime ago. It's a testament to his training, dedication and even the ten cups of coffee that he drinks each day, which he recently gave up for lent.
Whatever it is that keeps him going, we can only hope it continues.
We can only hope that we get at least a few more seasons of Jaromir Jagr in the NHL because once he leaves, hockey in North America simply won't be the same.
And, if you're still bitter over Jagr's departure from Pittsburgh and his now infamous quote in which he was "dying alive" there, let it go. Enjoy the legend that is Jagr while you can. He doesn't owe you anything that he hasn't already given.


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