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Collectively, we raised more than $70,000 in Raise the Paddle donations alone! These donations, in combination with corporate sponsor support, prize drawing tickets, and reception and dinner registrations, netted immediate tuition assistance of more than $130,000. And donations are still coming in! 100% of the Share the Promise proceeds directly support tuition assistance, benefitting almost 200 of our current students.
We were especially honored to hear from guest alumna speaker Dr. Prestina Smith '06, who shared how her CDS education and tuition assistance helped her excel and opened a path to her successful career in a scientist. In this alumni profile video, Prestina reflects on her experience at CDS, talks about her journey to becoming a scientist, and shares her hopes for the future.
Please enjoy another inspiring video that premiered that night, view photos from the Promise Party, and if you weren't able to be there with us, we welcome your contributions to tuition assistance.


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Music compositions, performances and mastering by Giorgio Robino.
Instruments: classical guitar, 6 strings electric lap steel guitar, electric guitar, delays pedals.
Audio format available: Audio CDR (single cd) / Download FLAC files.
This music is amazing. It's peaceful and meditative, whilst also stirring and emotional!
Giorgo's music helps me relax. I suffer from an anxiety disorder and depression, so calming my mind is a challenge on good days and seemingly impossible on bad days. To my ears, Wanderer is dream-like, otherworldly, gentle, slow, but far from boring or weak. There is a certain meditative quality to it that i have not heard anywhere else. Thank you for your wonderful music!
what I have heard ... is very beautiful.
Your music is a joy to have in my head. I feel intensity, peace, questions, answers, frustration, intelligence, rumors, simplicity ... the list of what SOLYARIS evokes for me is endless ... and, like a good novel, I hear something new every time I listen.
I have this playing as I work in my programming job. Perhaps the most important nature of ambient music for me is it sits in the background not grabbing attention but also it creates a cocoon in which it stimulates creative and focused thinking. Your music does that, and it does it as majestic, expansive, hopeful music. So it is very functional music to me! It does just the job I need as I do mine. It is like a mind tool. But it is not just the function but also aesthetically I find your guitar work very creative. There are few people who create a new sound, but I think you have. I think it is hard to create new ambient sounds on guitar. So congratulations!
Your music is the most beautiful and profound I have ever heard. It really is #1 for me, and I listen to a vast assortment of music from every continent. It often gives me chills when I hear it, and it has healed me during my darkest days. All I have left to say is, keep it up. People like you make life worth living for those who find blandness and mediocrity at every turn. You are likely in the top 10 musicians WORLD WIDE, in terms of skill.
I really like Wanderer. In particular Bonatti's Butterfly and East Ending appeal to me. Lovely, haunting music.
I discovered your music through dronezone internetradio and it hit me.. real deep like leaving me speechless and inspired .. hard to explain but i believe in case theres an endlessly floating afterlife of some kind you must´ve secretly been there and managed to bring its soundtrack to this world as a souvenir ;) thank you for doing this!
Wanderer is an absolutely beautiful piece of work!
L'ambiente naturale ha i suoi suoni naturali che suggestionano i frequentatori che li sanno ascoltare. L'idea di Giorgio è di comunicare la suggestione attraverso suoni prettamente musicali ma che richiamano i grandi temi ambientali, vento, acqua, praterie, cieli, orrizzonti ecc. L'invito è di perdersi tra le sue note al ritorno da una salita: esperienza sublime!
Natural environment possess his sounds that influence visitors able to listening. Giorgio's idea is to communicate through purely musical sounds reminding big ambient subjects, wind, water, grasslands, skies, horizons, etc. You can lose yourself among notes, coming back from climbing a slope: sublime experience!
Ho ascoltato la tua musica e mi piace molto!
I really enjoyed your music!
Your music is very beautiful and soothing.
I really like the album, I feel that in comparison to your previous albums your style this new work is much more refined, balanced-out and mature. A nice progression in your oeuvre!
Your work is progressing nicely!
I love your delight - and blissful record. Great stuff. I like what the music is doing with me and my mind. Ambient must be music with the power to watch an imaginary movie and Wanderer is perfect for this! Wanderer is really amazing! Specially "Waves of Wanderer" track is beautiful floating and has very positive vibrations. This is etherial and outstanding ambient, such spiritful music.


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BLINDSTONE - Greetings From The Karma Factory (CD)
Every Swedish kid who went to Copenhagen in the eighties know what Danish Dynamite is. Well, Blindstone is here now to teach the kids of today a new meaning to the term Danish Dynamite. This time we're not talking strong intoxicating Danish beer, now we're talking strong intoxicating Danish riffs! "The Blindstone groove is here to stay", sings main man Martin J. Andersen, and damn it he's right. The band has never failed to make a strong release in the past, and this time it's no different. Well, I actually think, which I may have said every time, this IS the band's strongest release to date! The band has such and incredible swagger and groove it's totally infectious. There's no way in hell you can sit still listening to this Karma Factory Greeting. I mean, from the first riff to the last, this power trio bursts out one hook after another, one groovy beat after another and one fat riff after another. Bassist Bunk and drummer Hvidtfeldt paves a strong, funky and groovy foundation for singer/guitarist Andersen to just spread his wah-wah infused bleeding riffs all over. He's also got a perfect vocal capacity for the whole thing to melt together. Some of the riffs may be meat and potatoes, but in this case that's what makes it such a great album. To add bells and whistles would be all wrong. This album bursts on like an old steady locomotive, breaking down any barrier, kicking out the jams and mows all over any modern sissy pop melodies. This is the blues meets hard rock, in it's purest form and shape. Fans of Mountain and Mahogany Rush, your prayers have been answered.
Link: http://www.grooveyardrecords.com/blindstonekarma.html
American metal band Awaken opens their debut album quite carefully with the instrumental March Of Aachen. Melodic, fine tuned, not in any way offensive. Not the strongest opening I'd say, but still a good song. To be honest I would have ended the album with this one and opened with second track, As The Dark So The Light, a great powerful rocker. This actually brings me back a bit in time and reminds me of long lost bands like Powersurge and Seventhsign, plus a bit of Queensryche from back in the day when they were actually a great band. Singer Glenn DaGrossa however sounds no way like any Geoff Tate wannabe, but he instead has a harsh, gravely great powerful voice, reminding me a bit of Lee Ving (Fear, MD.45) with a touch of Biff Byford. Besides this, Awaken is equipped with two killer guitarists in Joe Todaro and Mike Delon, a bit different in style, but they complete each other really great. There's some pretty intense and cool flashing soloing going on, I tell you. Furthermore the song material is highly interesting with great variation, nice vocal harmonies, and really good arrangements. Darker riffs, like in Bones To Dust, Death Of Me and Beneath The Surface are mixed with melodic uptempo stuff like The Inquisitor or ending track In This Circle which made me think of Crimson Glory. The soothing ballad My Silent Breath comes in like a breath of fresh air to lighten up the intensity of the album. A great beautiful thing, where Glenn again shows his vocal diversity. A really great album in a genre we don't hear that often today, but I now realized I actually missed. Get it!
Label: self-realeased
Country: 2011
Link: www.myspace.com/officialawaken
"We have gone over the edge, we have lost our minds and we have started playing real rock 'n roll", says Joey Tempest. I would like to suggest the contrary. Well, not that they don't play real rock 'n roll, but that they have lost their minds. They are in my eyes wiser than ever! Of course the band will never be able to fully satisfy all their fans, old and new, but Bag Of Bones picks the best of the band's new sound adopted on Start From The Dark, and mix it with good old classic hard rock, oozing of the seventies. The album kicks off with two mid tempo groove-oriented riff-rockers with a strong melodic feel. They are followed by the more intense Firebox, drawing a bit more towards Secret Society. The title track opens with acoustic guitar and a bit of slide from guest guitarist Joe Bonamassa, moving into a bluesy passage to the up-tempo verse and a heavy bridge. A cool and varied tune, indeed. The thirty second intro Requiem, opens for the lead heavy, but still quite cool, My Woman My Friend. Here Norum rips a solo with his inimitable feeling mixed with technique, and continues to slide in some cool solo licks in the chorus. I do love the guy's tone, no doubt about that! Demon Head continues to bid you some heavy riff-oriented hard rock, without losing the melody. This is really good! After a break it's Norum time again. It feels like he on this album has been compensated for the cut-short solos of the previous releases. Me like! I shall also point out that Tempest's voice really fits the band's bluesier vibe. Drink And A Smile is a slightly odd acoustic number, which made me think of old Swedish rocker Pugh Rogefeld's song Grävmaskinen mixed with Joe Bonamassa. Cool on, maybe not for everyone, but still. Doghouse is straight ahead hard rock in the vein of Gotthard with a touch of Zeppelin, while Mercy You Mercy Me draws a bit from the modern riffage of the previous album. The album finishes with the cigarette lighter (now cell phone) ballad Bring It All Home, where Norum again gets to shine. All in all a really great album with a great nod to the old school, and even if Tempests sings they're not supposed to sing the blues, they do it very well. A great album!
Label: Gain
Labels: AOR, deep purple, Europe, hard rock, Swedish metal
Talk about an unexpected musical constellation! Göran Edman, singer extraordinaire with bands like Madison, Yngwie Malmsteen, Kharma, Norum, Glory etc., Björn Inge, drummer with classic seventies hard rockers November and renowned keyboard player Max Lorentz, flanked by bassist Morgan Korsmoe (Larz Christerz) and guitarist Ludwig Larsson (Dynamite Sky). Well, if I would compare these guys to any of their previous outings, it would definitely be November. Mårran plays seventies oriented, blues, groovy, riff-oriented hard rock sung in Swedish. What differs from November is Max's hot and fat Hammond organ, which gives it a bit of a good old Deep Purple touch. I really love the earthy, acoustic sounding mix. The drums sound like they were recorded live in a good size room and the guitar oozes of tube amplification. Ludwig Larsson, looks like a pretty young guy, but his guitar playing sure sounds like he's been around as long as his older fellows. The solo the guy kicks out in Dina ögon är blå is just amazing, and the break after the solo-part is worth the price of the CD alone. The track Del av mitt liv, reminds me a bit of the classic Free track Mr. Big and here the band is reinforced with Björn Inge's former November colleague, guitarist Rickard Rolf, who adds a really nice solo. The intro of Syster Blå brings back memories of the first Montrose album, and Denny Carmassi kicking off Rock Candy. Not the same rhythm I know, but the general feel of it. A cool riff, and a pretty unexpected very melodic chorus. Med Lena shows a slightly folk-oriented touch. This is one of the most interesting Swedish releases of 2012 so far. It's nothing new, there is no flashy wizardry, there are no hits, it's just an album filled to the brim with really great music, played by outstanding musicians that have the power to express and transfer feelings through their music. Authentic, dynamic, groovy, infectious and damn great!
Label: S Rock Records
Link: www.mårran.se
Labels: Cream, free, hard rock, November, swedish

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Having a say in artificial intelligence: great danger or great opportunity?
How much do we need to know ourselves when artificial intelligence can explain and all that?
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Thanks to GPT Chat software, the discussion about the controversial technology has picked up speed again. How dangerous is artificial intelligence? And what opportunities does it offer? Discuss with us!
Artificial intelligence (AI) has long become part of everyday life, for example in our smartphones. The fact that the subject is again in the headlines is due to the "Chat GPT" program. The text generation system, currently free to users, answers questions, writes essays, solves riddles, corrects mistakes and even writes poems. While the program is designed to write longer texts, it's currently not advisable to have AI-written homework and seminar papers, as technology expert "Presse" Barbara Steinbrenner writes in a review. At the same time, she wonders: Is AI up for "searching"?
Either way, the system still has all kinds of teething problems, as Steinbrenner points out in a commentary. Because according to "Chat GPT", Sebastian Kurz is still the Chancellor of Austria. The AI also has its weaknesses in other respects: "Calculated for a single individual, its abilities in combination with speed are far superior. The results are sometimes terribly boring and trivial. It distinguishes them from people and the ability to accomplish extraordinary things."
This can also be seen in the subject of poems, which the editor Karl Gaulhofer has thoroughly examined. His conclusion: "What GPT Chat throws out with logorrheic zeal moves at the linguistic level of well-behaved school essays that uninspired students can manage."
Speaking of school essays: Two educators also weighed in on the topic of artificial intelligence in guest comments. Programs like "Chat" GPT would pose major challenges for schools, writes Hemma Poledna
and Ulrike Shark. If knowledge and factual analyzes are so easily accessible, one has to ask: "Where do we want to go with school?" And: "Why does thinking about it become the fastest machine?" No AI verification software, no matter how good, could do this to help. However, it would help to understand the school as a "place of interpersonal learning" where students – good and bad – are taken seriously.
Barbara Schechtner addressed the topic of artificial intelligence in "Presse am Sonntag". And she asks herself: are we prepared for the revolution that many are now prophesying? The experts give their answers, but so does "Chat GPT" itself: "I am limited to the tasks I was trained for and must be monitored and controlled by a human. I need you humans as much as you will need me."
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Discuss with us: Have you tried "GPT Chat" yet? Will AI programs revolutionize the world? How dangerous is artificial intelligence? And what opportunities does it offer?


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Welcome to Term 3 and 4!
This term, our topic is 'Out of this World!' and is about space. We will be basing our topic around the books, 'Man on the Moon' and 'Beegu'. As always, the Curriculum Overview is on this page so that you can see what we are learning, and if you feel that you have skills or expertise relating to our topic, please do let us know.
Welcome to Term 1 and 2!
Our topic this term is 'Is it a bird? Is it a plane?' and is based on super-heroes. The main focus for our topic and learning is a picture book called Supertato! We have loved reading this book. Please have a look at the Class Curriculum to see what we are learning in the different subject areas.
Key Challenges- What are they?
When we have time to choose our own learning, we are able to choose what challenges we would like to do from a list on the board.
Mrs Kemp puts out 'Key Challenges' that she would like us to do. For each task that we do, we get a coloured key to hang on our hook. When we do a Key Challenge, Mrs Kemp hangs our work on our very own clip.
It is easy for the adults in the room to see how many challenges we have done and which ones we still need to do.
As Year 1 progresses, there will be less time for Choosing Learning.
Here are some of our key challenges..
Rescuing Evil Pea from the Jelly!
In Global week, we found out where some of the fruits in Supertato come from. We found about the continents.
We also made Fairtrade Banana and Honey Smoothies, and Fruit Salad- they were yummy!
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Five More reddit Fan Theories to Enhance Or Detract From Entertainment
By Jodi Smith | reddit | June 15, 2017 |
(You can see the first Fan Theory post here and the second one here.)
1. X-Men Origins: Wolverine Exists in the X-Men Cinematic Universe
So with the X-Men comics being a big plot point in Logan, what if movies about the X-Men also existed in this universe? What if XMO:W was just a bad cinematic attempt at explaining Wolvie's backstory?
That would explain the silly, over-the-top tone of the movie, and why so many timeline details just don't line up. And as Logan said, "Maybe a quarter of it happened, but not like this." - thatpaulallen
2. The Vengabus Is Communist Propaganda
The song the vengabus / we like to party is a very interesting song, but some lyric and word choices are a bit odd, could it be that this song is about the spread of Communism? The venga bus has a great tune, using noises like horns, and at some points death screeches, to create a sick beat, but is it possible that this hypothetical bus traveling the world is actually communism, spreading across the globe.
When it says lines like "from New York to San Fransisco" it is speaking about Russia and China trying to kill capitalism and democracy, and "The wheels of steel are turning" is obviously a reference to the Soviet Russian steel mills
If this isn't enough proof, just look to the video for the Venga bus, where you can see the VengaBoys actively driving around a developing nation spreading "joy" in the form of communism, and mocking the natives religion - TheDarthCake
3. Tigger Is Roo's Father in Winnie the Pooh
This theory is mostly going off the movies available on Netflix. Because I have kids and apparently have issues. So let's dive in.
In Piglet's big movie we see a flashback of Kanga and Roo moving in to the hundred acre wood. The rest of the characters seemingly have never met them, but this can't be so. The original song for Winnie the Pooh has Kanga and roo in it…. But it doesn't have Tigger.
The part of the song I'm talking about goes "A donkey named Eeyore is his friend. And Kanga and Little Roo. There's Rabbit and Piglet. And there's Owl.But most of all Winnie the Pooh!"
There's something off about the time line. We clearly see Tigger meet Winnie the Pooh for the first time in the original cartoon when Pooh is too scared to go to sleep.
My theory is the kanga and Tigger met somewhere outside of the hundred acre wood, had an interspecies affair that impregnated kanga. Her family ostracized her and her child, forcing them to move elsewhere. What Tigger was doing when he met Pooh was scouting for a suitable place to live. He also taught himself to bounce because he knew that roo would like to hop around, being a kangaroo. He's actually a great father, loves to spend time with roo and anything that roo loves, he does too. A common nickname Tigger has for roo is "roo boy" but he slips up and calls him "roo MY boy." that's not a playful pet name, it's a slip up. It's the truth.
In Springtime with Roo most of the plot revolves around Tigger attempting to make roo happy for Easter. This clearly means a lot to him, as any good parent can sympathize with. In the dickens-esque future, rabbit is left alone in the hundred acre wood because he pushed all his friends away.
My theory for every person leaving (excluding secondary characters like owl and gopher because they aren't in this movie) are as follows. Rabbit continued being mean to roo, causing kanga and Tigger to take him and leave. This leaves Pooh, eeyore and piglet. Eeyore eventually succumbs to the depression and kills himself. And Pooh leaves on his own because piglet is a piece of shit and no one likes him.
Thanks for reading. I need to make some friends and stop watching kid's shows. - BossLove1829
4. The Reason John Hammond Objected to the "Lysine Contingency" Being Used in Jurassic Park
In the original Jurassic Park, after the systems have failed and the dinosaurs are loose, Muldoon suggests to Hammond that they put the 'Lysine Contingency' into effect - a fail-safe that essentially wipes out all dinosaurs on the island. As Ray Arnold explains: Dr. Wu inserted a gene that makes a single faulty enzyme in protein metabolism. The animals can't manufacture the amino acid lysine. Unless they're continually supplied with lysine by us, they'll slip into a coma and die.
Hammond angrily opposes this idea ("That is absolutely out of the question!") and instead insists they try to reboot the system, even though Ray states that it's never been done. This seems to be the bad answer to a no-brainer; regain safety by using an infallible genetic level fail-safe, or attempt a dodgy reboot after finding out the system architect is a criminal and hacker… So why does Hammond make this decision?
It could be one of urgency. Ray tells Dr. Sattler it would take 7-days for the animals to slip into comas and Tim & Lex are still missing at this point (and People. Are. Dying!). This is unlikely though, as he asks Muldoon to go and save his grandchildren anyway. It could be one of naivety - something he amply demonstrates, going against suggestions and advice and being relatively clueless about his own park (even down to the fact he can't read a schematic and Dr. Malcolm has to take over). It's more likely, however, that people interpret this decision (as I did) as a philanthropic and humanitarian one - Hammond not wanting to extinguish his work and, perhaps more importantly, the lives of these creatures he's helped bring back from extinction. He earlier tells Gennaro, "everyone in the world has the right to enjoy these animals".
However, not for urgency, naivety or humanity, I think his reasoning for opposing the 'golden-bullet' method is simple… There is no 'lysine contingency' and there never was.
The biggest piece of evidence for this is the fact the dinosaurs survive (and thrive) after the abandonment of Jurassic Park - no longer "receiving lysine" from the people there. This is the clearest indicator that the whole thing was a sham, but it is meant to just be another example of Dr. Malcolm's "life finds a way" speech - just as some dinosaurs managed to change sex in order to reproduce.
We know that Henry Wu, despite seeming 'good' in Jurassic Park, is actually a bit of a bad guy. In Jurassic World, he's condemned for his "crimes against nature" and we find out that he secretly corroborated with InGen Military to create dinosaur soldiers (including the Indominus rex) and we see him escaping Jurassic World with embryos. Bear in mind, Ray says "Dr. Wu inserted a gene…" - we are meant to believe this corrupt scientist engineered this precaution, probably at considerable effort, cost and complexity.
As is recounted multiple times in the film, Hammond hates lawyers, even going as far to call Gennaro a "bloodsucking lawyer" to his face. Indeed, lawyers are the whole reason for him recruiting Grant & Sattler in the first place, begrudgingly needing expert opinions to continue to receive funding from his critical investors. He also seems to despise all aspects of the legal process and the exhaustive amount of safety conditions he's had to satisfy. Consider his conversation with Gennaro in the jeep on their way to the park (taken from IMDB):
Gennaro: The full 50 miles of perimeter fence are in place? Hammond: [in a annoyed tone] And the concrete moats, and the motion sensor tracking systems. Donald, dear boy, relax. Try to enjoy yourself. Gennaro: Let's get something straight, John. This is not a weekend excursion. This is a serious investigation of the stability of the island. Your investors, who I represent, are deeply concerned. Forty-eight hours from now, if they're not convinced, I'm not convinced. I'll shut you down, John.
A running line throughout the film is Hammond stating "no expense spared" - ironic because he is shown to have spared a lot of expenses, most notably under-paying Nedry and making him want to smuggle embryos to another company for money - the catalyst for the downfall of the whole park.
Between Hammond's cost-cutting, his hatred of the legal process and Wu's capability for malicious intent, it is perfectly reasonable to assume that the two of them were capable of falsifying this 'contingency' in order to satisfy the lawyers and investors behind Hammond's park. Hammond couldn't get away with not building fences and concrete moats, but he could get away with forging some invisible DNA-based fail-safe, to better satisfy the people analysing the park's safety and be able to open quicker.
TL;DR: The 'lysine contingency' - a genetic-level safety precaution that enables dinosaurs to die if not fed a specific animo acid - never existed. John Hammond & Dr. Wu were jointly responsible for falsifying this measure in order to save money and satisfy the various lawyers and investors concerned with the park's safety more quickly.
(This theory relates to the films only - the books reveal more detail about the lysine contingency) - mrlonelywolf.
5. The Joker's Reason for Wanting Coleman Reese Dead in The Dark Knight
I've been all over Internet forums and no one has thrown this out there so if you comment saying this was obvious or you've thought of this before your a bullshit liar.
In the scene where joker is meeting the remaining mob bosses (he killed Gamble) he slides down the tower of money with Lau on top to greet the Russian. When he doesn't see Maroni anywhere he quips "where's the Italian?" And we know as the audience that Maroni gave up the whereabouts of this meeting to the police because the joker is getting unruly. After jokers scene in which he terrorizes the Russian taking over his territory and maybe feeding him to his own pooches he dials into the interview with Coleman and the reporter. He says live on the air that he doesn't want batman's identity spoiled and so if Coleman isn't dead in an hour he blows up a hospital. This is because he knows Maroni talked to the cops and that Gordon and the rest are on the way. But after his call in all the cops are too concerned with Reese to track down the joker giving him the time he needed to extract Harvey Dent from Gotham general. This caused police resources to be spread thin all over Gotham evacuating all hospitals in the city and guarding Reese, was able to slip through the cracks and either planted the explosives then or they were already there since his plan was to get Harvey.
Joker probably would have just called the bomb threat in anyway to the police or sent another video to the news but how could he resist a lighted stage on live t.v. when Coleman Reese was about to reveal batman's identity. He couldn't have counted on someone working for Wayne industries discovering batmans identity and then broadcasting on a call in show he just took advantage of his amazing opportunity and perhaps had to escalate his plans to extract Harvey a little faster since the police were on the way to corner joker and the mobsters.
There are so many layers to Ledgers performance and the characters depth this really shows the characters genius intellect for anticipating how other people will behave. Other theories I've seen are that he just wanted to cause more chaos and prove that and man(Reese) will try to save himself under any circumstances or he was just spreading more chaos, it is all those things but goes much deeper. - thorKlien
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Q: Finding palindrome number in java import java.util.*;
class Example{
    public static void main(String args[]){
        Scanner input=new Scanner(System.in);
        System.out.print("Input a prefer number :");
        int num=input.nextInt();
        int reverse=0;
        while(num!=0){
            int num1=num%10;
            reverse=(reverse*10)+num1;
            num/=10;
        }

        System.out.println("Reverse num is "+reverse);
        if(num==reverse){
            System.out.println("The number is palindrome");
        }else{
            System.out.println("Try again");
        }
    }
}

I want to confirm whether it is a palindrome number or not when I input a number by the keyboard.But I couldn't get it.In the 7th line of my code,I've initialized variable "reverse" as 0.So when I make a condition in 14th line,"reverse" acts as 0.That is what should be,but i want to make "reverse" equal to the value which gets in line 10.What should I do ?

A: Assign num to another variable as its get changed
import java.util.*;
class Example{
public static void main(String args[]){
    Scanner input=new Scanner(System.in);
    System.out.print("Input a prefer number :");
    int num=input.nextInt();
    int number  = num ; // assign to anaother variable as num gets changed
    int reverse=0;
    while(num!=0){
        int num1=num%10;
        reverse=(reverse*10)+num1;
        num/=10;
    }

    System.out.println("Reverse num is "+reverse);
    if(number==reverse){
        System.out.println("The number is palindrome");
    }else{
        System.out.println("Try again");
    }
}

}

A: You might consider treating the number as a string.

*

*It allows arbitrarily large numbers.

*You can then use StringBuilder to reverse the string.

            Scanner input=new Scanner(System.in);
            System.out.print("Input a preferred number :");
            String str = input.nextLine();
            StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(str);
            String reverse = sb.reverse().toString();
            System.out.println("Reverse num is "+reverse);
            if(str.equals(reverse)){
                System.out.println("The number is palindrome");
            }else{
                System.out.println("Try again");
            }
        }

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Another successful joint field trip under Senior and Junior High Schools' belt! Setting off early Tuesday morning, we arrived at Santorini Amusement Park before noon, giving students the chance to experience a few adrenalin rushes before lunch. Next was Camel Republic where we had the opportunity to rub shoulders with a few dromedaries and wander around the mock Moorish souk. After an exhausting hour or so, it was time to get to our hotel to check in and relax for a while. Evening time we partook in some rather tasty Indian cuisine which seemed to go down well with all the crew!
The second day saw us at the Go Kart track, quite a thrill, as most students had not experienced this before. All who fancied themselves as a budding Stirling Moss or Jenson Button got to ride with one of our intrepid teachers. Later, a well deserved lunch was had at a beautiful restaurant in an even more beautiful location owned and run by the Royal Thai Air Force. With full stomachs we headed to "For Art's Sake" a mind blowing 3D art museum where students were able to imagine and photograph themselves in striking situations. Evening time was spent mooching around Hua Hin night market picking up souvenirs.
Our final full day started at Khao Takiab Temple, where the views are spectacular and the monkeys rather cheeky. Stomach's then steered us to OX, a wonderful seafood restaurant on the Pranburi coast. Next was Rajabhakdi Park where we had a tour around the imposing statues of former Thai monarchs. Finally we spent the afternoon cooling off at Vana Nava, Hua Hin's finest water park. Students had an amazing time sampling all the thrill a minute rides, another first for many of them!
The purpose of this joint field trip was to provide an environment which would foster development of interpersonal skills and which would provide motivation for engagement in new experiences.
The environs of the gulf coast city of Hua Hin were chosen as our venue, with its rich accessibility of interesting built and natural environments. Transport was by means of school minibuses with our own trusted drivers providing an on-call service. The Golden Beach Hotel proved to be quite adequate for our party's needs with shared rooms for the students and close to the beach for our keen beachcombers.
Having set off on Tuesday morning, November 20, our first port of call was the Santorini Park, most enjoyed activities were the Ferris wheel, the roller coaster and the 3D theatre ride. The latter was a very convincing simulation and new technology for most participants.
Next was the Camel Republic which was largely deserted but did provide an opportunity to interact with the impressive beasts themselves in a fitting Middle Eastern setting.
We checked in at Golden Beach Hotel, Cha Am, and students settled into their shared rooms which were allocated by their teachers to achieve some congeniality, though not necessarily with their best friends. This raised an immediate objection by one student which was not upheld, but the resulting arrangement was sustained without further dissidence.
The highlight of the evening was dinner at Narai's restaurant, Narai being an old associate of Rose Marie Academy. Almost everybody thoroughly enjoyed their choice from the wide ranging menu and the excellent service provided by the ex-student waitress N>>>> and our host Narai.
Day Two provided morning opportunity to experience the thrills of motorsport at first hand for the first time. However only three JHS students put on their brave helmets for a training run in a dual control two seater with their teacher-coach. All three were able to take over the steering function after a couple of circuits and they demonstrated some evidence of skill development after some spins and "offs".
The RTAF restaurant at the airbase provide a hearty choice of seafood whilst overlooking a delightful seaview before moving on to the "For Art's Sake" gallery of large scale trompe l'oeil compositions. This venue provided for many illusory photo ops and an appreciation of how photorealism and manipulation of perspective can deceive the eye.
The day was completed with a shopping and eating expedition through downtown walking street market area. It was also the opportunity for more than one student to learn to be cautious with their budgeting, having overspent on trinkets leaving insufficient funds for nutrition.
After the regular hotel buffet breakfast the party proceeded to a steep climb up to the spectacular cliff top Khao Takiap temple and its insistent macaque attendants. A well-deserved rest and another seafood lunch were enjoyed at the OX Restaurant with its beautiful rocky beach vista.
We had a buggy ride around the vast but mostly empty Rajabhakdi Park to view the giant statues of the former Thai kings before moving on to the Vana Nava Water Jungle, known as the best waterpark in Thailand. Most, but not all, of the party were adventurous enough to participate in the intense thrills offered by the towering waterslides.
Dinner was enjoyed according to choice in the food court of the huge Market Village shopping mall.
On return to the hotel we were presented with birthday cakes brought a kind dad to celebrate his son's fifteenth. The joyous occasion was only somewhat marred by one student's reluctance to indulge, in preference to a pre-occupation with digital games.
A leisurely breakfast on our last day and a precautionary snack stop as we were not going to catch the school lunch, saw us back at Rose Marie Academy in time for normal home time departure.
The general conclusion was that this was a successful excursion and had achieved our goals of adventurous and interesting experiences and social development whilst managing the few behavioral problems effectively.


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'Antisemitic' messages, Palestinian flag chalked outside University of Wisconsin Hillel
University of Wisconsin-Madison (Shutterstock)
"These sort of antisemitic attacks are trying to disguise themselves as social justice protests."
By Dion J. Pierre, The Algemeiner
Antisemitic messages were chalked on the sidewalk outside the Hillel building at the University of Wisconsin-Madison last week, prompting pushback from the Jewish community on campus.
The messages, "Happy Hanukkah & happy day of int'l solidarity with the Palestinian people," an image of the Palestinian flag, and the hashtag "Palestine Day," were drawn after UW Jewish students celebrated the first night of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, according to photos shared by Hillel. The incident came months after Madison's Jewish community experienced a rise in reported hate crimes.
UW student Rachel Rosen, a leading member of the Badger Alliance for Israel, told the Badger Herald campus newspaper on Monday that the act was "purposeful" and "disrespectful."
"These sort of antisemitic attacks are trying to disguise themselves as social justice protests," she said. "Using the language of 'Free Palestine,' they're sort of trying to frame it like, 'We're not antisemitic, we're just standing up for what the Israeli government is doing to Palestinians.' But we can see that if their intention really was to help Palestinians, they would probably be acting differently."
Responding to the incident on Instagram, UW Hillel said, "No religious celebration should be used as an opportunity to promote divisiveness, and to attempt to hold our diverse Jewish community responsible for the actions of the Israeli government is a modern manifestation of antisemitism."
"Unfortunately, this is not the first time that our building has been targeted for such political messaging," the group added.
In a statement to the Badger, UW spokesman John Lucas said the university's goal is "to create an environment where everyone is at home and feels welcome. We encourage respectful and courteous dialogue in our community."
Rosen argued that the incident ultimately fostered more cohesion among Jewish UW students.
"I think that by targeting a group, you end up bringing them close together because people find unity in the group," she said. "So if this person's intention was to weaken the Jewish community in some way, I think it honestly would just have the opposite effect."
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Handprint on Jail Cell Wall: Ghostly Sign of Innocence
Ghost & Hauntings, Mysterious Places
The Carbon County Jail
The city and the Molly Maguires were forever bound up by historical occurrences. The town is located in Pennsylvania's anthracite coal areas. When the Molly Maguires protested hazardous and unfair mining conditions by violence, the name of the two municipalities were Mauch Chunk and East Much Chunk.
The towns had declined and, after Jim Thorpe died, widow Patricia promised them that, if they would built a monument to Thorpe, she'd help them improve their economic fortunes. Townspeople erected a memorial as a tombstone, merged and renamed the city Jim Thorpe.
In addition to dangerous and horrendous working conditions, employees have been paid in script, which can only be redeemed at the company store. Rents were high in business accommodation where the miners had to live. Workers had to pay for their equipment and supplies. There were low wages. Children had to work. Those who protested were fired.
The Molly Maguires and the Handprint, Cell 17
Attempts at unionization were quashed. A secret society, the Molly Maguires, was formed. Some believe that the name was taken from a secret society in Ireland; others, that it was the name of the wife of the first man who died in a mining accident.
Frank Gowen, chief of the Reading Railroad, wanted to destroy the group and hired Alan Pinkerton to help. The detective agency owner planted one of his men, James McPharlan, into the society to gather evidence. The agent found evidence that resulted in murder convictions and executions by hanging.
The Incident that Led to the Cell 17 Handprint
In 1877, four men, John Donahue, Edward Kelly, Michael Doyle and Alexander Campbell, were found guilty of the murder of mine boss John P. Jones and sentenced to be hanged.
The trial was a kangaroo court. Not all of the jurors spoke English. The judge was prejudiced against the Mollie Maguires. Today, appeals would be granted on these grounds. Then, there were no appeals.
Campbell said he was innocent. He didn't kill Jones. Although he admitted to being an accessory to murder because he was present when Jones was shot, he was found to be guilty of this capital crime.
As proof of innocence, he put his hand on the cell wall before being forcibly removed to be hanged, swearing the print would forever remain as evidence.
The Handprint on Jail Cell 17
Over the years, county sheriffs have tried to remove the handprint to no avail.
In 1930, Sheriff Biegler had the wall torn down and replaced. The next day, the handprint reappeared.
The handprint, allegedly left by one of the Molly Maguires before he was executed
Around thirty years later, Sheriff Charles Neast covered the handprint with latex paint, but it reappeared. His son, Tom, in the 1960s, loved to tell friends about the ghostly phenomenon. Word spread and people visited the Carbon County Jail to see the print.
Attempts to wash the image away failed.
In recent years, James Starrs, George Washington University forensic scientist, and Jeff Kercheval, Hagerstown MD police chemist, analyzed the handprint using high tech equipment. They found no logical scientific explanation for the handprint's existence.
They finally measured the exact location of the image in the event it there were attempts to remove it and it reappeared, they would know if the phenomenon returned to the same location or a different one.
The jail's last sheriff, Bill Juracka, said he wouldn't try to remove the handprint.
Ghosts and Legends of the Mississippi Gulf Coast
The Jail Today Still Has the Handprint
The prison was closed and is now the Old Jail Museum. Tour guides show groups Cell # 17 where they can see the ghostly handprint. Campbell's story is told.
It is pointed that, although multiple attempts were made to remove the image, it always returned. Many of those who have visited the museum say the atmosphere is eerie.
# Haunted Places# Unexplained
Visits from the Dead: Mysterious Chaffin Will Case
The Story Of Love and Murder Of Egypt Valley Wildlife Area
Charles Needham And His Meeting With The Ghost
The Green Clawed Beast In The Ohio River
Real Life Ghost Stories From Haunted Somerset
Kids Perceive Reality Differently. Can They See Entities From Other Worlds?


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Q: iOS: How do I detect if music is playing in any background music app? I currently have my game correctly handling disabling its own BGM when music is playing in the built-in iPod app, but it does not detect when an app such as Pandora is playing music.
Currently, in my applicationDidBecomeActive method, I check [[MPMusicPlayerController iPodMusicPlayer] playbackState] to determine whether music is playing. What is the equivalent of this to check if an app like Pandora is playing audio in the background?

A: As of iOS 8, the secondaryAudioShouldBeSilencedHint property should be used:
/* Will be true when another application with a non-mixable audio session is playing audio.  Applications may use
this property as a hint to silence audio that is secondary to the functionality of the application. For example, a game app
using AVAudioSessionCategoryAmbient may use this property to decide to mute its soundtrack while leaving its sound effects unmuted.
Note: This property is closely related to AVAudioSessionSilenceSecondaryAudioHintNotification.
*/
@property(readonly) BOOL secondaryAudioShouldBeSilencedHint  NS_AVAILABLE_IOS(8_0);

A: AudioSessionGetProperty (as mentioned in jake_hetfield's answer) is deprecated as of iOS 7.
Instead, try this one-liner that uses isOtherAudioPlaying:
BOOL isOtherAudioPlaying = [[AVAudioSession sharedInstance] isOtherAudioPlaying];

Works on iOS 6+.

A: Check out this question
Seems you can see if another audio is playing by checking the property kAudioSessionProperty_OtherAudioIsPlaying like this:
UInt32 propertySize, audioIsAlreadyPlaying=0;
propertySize = sizeof(UInt32);
AudioSessionGetProperty(kAudioSessionProperty_OtherAudioIsPlaying, &propertySize, &audioIsAlreadyPlaying);

A complement to this could be to ask the user if he/she wants to have the game music or the already playing sound/music.

A: You may want to do something like this.....

*

*Create A class to handle your audio settings say... "AudioManager"

*Poll the Boolean "isOtherAudioPlaying"... maybe assign it to your own Boolean value.
import Foundation
import AVFoundation

class AudioManager {
    static let successBingSoundID: SystemSoundID = <Your System Sound ID in Int>
    static func playSystemSoundIfBackgroundSoundIsOff() {
        guard !AVAudioSession.sharedInstance().isOtherAudioPlaying else {return}
        AudioServicesPlaySystemSoundWithCompletion(successBingSoundID, nil)
    }
}

usage:
AudioManager.playSystemSoundIfBackgroundSoundIsOff()


As newish homeowners we are constantly working on little projects. We've been in our house for less than 2 years so we are still in the process of turning it into a home. Our current focus is our Master Bedroom. It is coming together, little by little (home decor is not cheap!). Our mini mission this past weekend: Greenery.
Ideally, we wanted 2-3 plants in various heights and some succulents for the dresser. We made the usual rounds: East End Market, Lowes, and World Market. We successfully picked out a few succulents at East End Market from Porch Therapy – which, side note, deserves its own post. Porch Therapy is one of my favorite places in Orlando. I digress.
Next, we headed to Lowes to scope out the plant options.
Did anyone else used to cry when their dad took them to Home Depot or Lowes? I used to create a scene as a child. I hated no place on Earth more than home improvement stores. The smell made me physically ill (drama). Anyway, I am past that now. In case you were curious.
I bought one box of each. Research purposes.
We left Lowes sans a plant. It is so difficult to find real indoor plants. Neither one of us have a green thumb, so we wanted something we could maintain without a lot of effort. I really wanted a real plant because of the health benefits – positive energy, aromatherapy and air purifying. But, I also didn't want to invest a lot of money into something I might kill in a week.
We headed to World Market to explore the faux options. Immediately, we fell in love with the cactus plants. AND THEY WERE 20% off. No brainer. SOLD.
We ended up with a fake cactus and five boxes of cookies. Mission accomplished.


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Blog posts and articles from the Royal Society
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Mathematicians, Astrophysicists and a Royal Society President: Introducing Volume 69 of Biographical Memoirs
The new volume of memoirs features achievements in mathematics, astrophysics and beyond.
The latest volume of Biographical Memoirs is now available, offering insights into the multidisciplinary scientific achievements of the late Fellows and Foreign Members of the Royal Society.
Callum Shoosmith
Editorial Coordinator, the Royal Society
The latest volume of Biographical Memoirs is now available, offering insights into the multidisciplinary scientific achievements of the late Fellows and Foreign Members of the Royal Society. Whilst Volume 68, published earlier this year, had a strong medical science theme, this new volume features some of our greatest mathematicians and physicists.
It highlights a diverse selection of mathematical expertise, including the work of number theorist Christopher Hooley, functional analysis with Frank Bonsall, fluid mechanics with Edward Fraenkel, and Peter Chadwick's achievements in elastic wave propagation. A special highlight is the memoir of mathematician Sir Michael Atiyah, a former President of the Royal Society, whose work included the Atiyah-Singer index theorem as well as contributions to theoretical physics.
Atiyah's work in theoretical physics delved into the realm of string theory, which was the expertise of another Fellow celebrated here, David Olive, a string theorist who made important contributions to our understanding of quantum field theory. The physics vein continues through the volume with an emphasis on astrophysics, including Donald Lynden-Bell's broad accomplishments encompassing general relativity, galactic dynamics and observational astronomy. The astrophysical theme branches in to chemistry with Bernard Pagel's work on the determination of chemical elements in the Universe, and Alexander Dalgarno's contributions to atmospheric science and molecular astrophysics, spanning our planet's atmosphere and the interstellar medium of space. Sydney Leach's seminal studies of polyatomic molecular ions also reached outer space, with work that helped instigate the subject of astrobiology.
Back down to Earth, the physics theme continues to broach other disciplines with John Nye's contributions to our understanding of crystals, ice and light, with a special interest in glaciology. Similarly, Stephen Moorbath takes a multidisciplinary approach as a geochemist whose isotopic dating method uncovered some of the Earth's oldest known rocks. The earth sciences portion of the volume is also complemented by two oceanographers, Walter Munk and Sir Anthony Laughton, the latter being Knighted for services to oceanography.
The new volume also makes room to shine a light on several influential figures from molecular and cellular biology. Neuroscience is represented by David Curtis, who contributed to the identification of excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters, as well as by protein biochemist Eric Barnard whose pioneering work with neurotransmitter receptors was pivotal for the foundation of modern central nervous system drug discovery. There is also a plant science duo, in the form of Roger Slack and Mike Gale, the former co-discovering the C4 photosynthesis pathway, and the latter a geneticist who made improvements to crops worldwide.
A special mention must also go to the memoir of Sydney Brenner (pictured here), who shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with H. Robert Horvitz ForMemRS and John Sulston FRS for their work that established C. elegans as one of the foremost model organisms for the study of development and neural function, work which also lead to ground-breaking achievements in genome sequencing.
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Top: Stephen Moorbath at Harwell, 1956. Provided by the Moorbath family.
Cover: Sir Michael Atiyah. Corbin O'Grady Studio/Science Photo Library.
Bottom: Sydney Brenner. From the Royal Society archives, courtesy of the Molecular Sciences Institute.
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It could be useful to read this one before pushing on.
Following a nice family Saturday in the Derbyshire Dales, visiting the impressive Crich Memorial for the Sherwood Foresters Regiment and the nearby Tramway village, we went to Sheffield and attended the famous BBKBCE – Baccus Balti King Beer and Curry Evening. This is a chance to meet some old a new friends on the eve of the many battles being fought at the Joy of Six.
The Doors at the Joy of Six opened at 10am, but by this time I had been trying to set up the table since 8.30am. It took me a few minutes more – I always mess up some of the regiments in terms of placement and being pedantic with regards to these things knock-on effects on the schedule are inevitable. The mat worked reasonably well, but I had some issues with the sides and I may want to use some duct tape when I roll it out again. I am still in two minds on how I will do the Poltava battlefield next year as it has some interesting elevation – perhaps reverting back to boards or a mix of elevation pieces and a mat – I have a few more months to worry about that.
Having put it all on and taking a step back I have to admit that I said a little "wow", and reflected on the fact that this is why I do this. Not to stare at an individual miniature being nicely painted (because that is not really my forte, but I do like nicely painted larger scale stuff), but to stare at something that resembles a battle when you take a step back – a battle from one of those many pictures the old man used to show me when I was a little boy and an aspiring General.
The Battle of Poltava, 1726, by Denis Martens the Younger. One of those paintings that really inspired me. It is the grandeur and the drama, Peter the Great in the middle front with his entourage fighting their way forward, the Russian camp on the left and the first Russian Line of infantry and battalion guns giving fire towards the oncoming Swedish force, the smoke, the intensity – just brilliant!
Admittedly not your average evening game weighing in at 12 by 5 feet, more than 3,700 miniatures on more than 270 bases – but at Joy of Six – why not! Here is Horka 1708. I dedicate this game to my Dad, who I hope is feasting in Valhalla!
The squares (65mm) are "Command Cards" – 5 for the Swedes and 10 for the Russians. I printed these on sticky labels and put them on MDF bases. It adds a little bit of flair to the game – I think – and also indicates the rating of the Commander. From Poor (+0) to Exceptional (+3).
Here is the file I used for these – Command Cards – Horka 1708 (and in Powerpoint – battle of Horka commanders ).
The actual battle worked out great for the Swedes. The Russian left cavalry flank collapsed under the pressure of Major-General Creutz relentless cavalry attack on the other side of the river, combined with the strong push of the centre. The Tsar himself died heroically in the Battle. Surprising Field Marshall Rehnskiöld with the finest of the cavalry regiments was struggling on the Russian right. It was a decisive Swedish victory. In a re-fight setting we would probably consider making the Russian position stronger with defences and perhaps treat the waterway as more treacherous. So the next refight may be more desperate for the Swedes than this first go indicated.
However, for now, the Swedes won at Horka in 1708.
I will do a general update about the show itself later this week – but I actually did not have time to do very much. It is how it works out when you have table to attend to. There are however some things I need to mention, a few shout outs to people, the seminar I attended and a few of the tables that caught my eye (and I actually took some photos but only a few) but that is for another time.
/ Hope that was of some interest, a few more pictures of the battle.
Many thanks for passing-by, next year we are doing Poltava 1709 (I think that if you look at my flowery shirt long enough and then stare on a white sheet of paper you will see something very special!).
Really impressive looking game – as you mention. Great stuff and looks to be a fund game.
Another fantastic game Per, thank you so much. Even better we managed to play the game to a finish.
Absolutely gutted I couldn't be there this year Per. Your table looks splendid as usual and I hope that the show was a good one. We'll definitely be attending next year, maybe catch up at Colours if you are going?
Thanks Iain, it was a good show. Not sure I will be able to make Colours. But hope to see you soon.
Whoops, Nick just linked this, you;re actually "The One" 😀 Sorry!
It was a great display. Yor photos, as good as they are don't do it justice. You really captured the feel of a full battle with your table when I saw saw it for myself.
Really looking forward to Poltava next year.
Thanks for coming by Pete, happy you liked it. I agree with you.
Nat no problem I think. All the work on this is done by Per, including this blog. We (the Wyre Forest) gang just turn up and help to run it & play it.
Yes, looks really good – nice one Per!


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