Join us! 4 days of fishing, a little AARrrr & AAArrrr and our rather infamous theme night! Ladies, you know this one's goin' to be ARRRrrguably the best!
Have you guessed it yet??
Yes, 2020's theme night will be Pirates of the Carribean! So bring yerrr festive wear & appetite for rum, because we're ready to host one heck of a dinner pARRrrrrty!
A prize for biggest Salmon of the day!
Fish all day – lunches on boats.
PIRATES OF THE CARRIBEAN THEME NIGHT!!! (Dress down.. or UP for dinner!) Wear your favorite pirate-ish costume after your day on the water and come join the crew for a delicious Carribean-inspired dinner & rummy/yummy cocktails in the lodge.
Rum punch to be served.
Morning fish for a couple hours or just relax at the lodge, followed by a big breakfast.
Back to Fair Harbour by 10:00 AM.
Included in package: Pick up and drop off in Fair Harbour BC, accommodation, all meals, selection of wine and rum (please bring any other drinks), guided fishing and all gear, rain gear and gum boots, fishing licenses. 15 ladies max!
Every 2nd year we will be hosting our amazing women's derby!
Thanks to our sponsors we have reduced rates for our womens' derby! Contact us for more details.
Please email Maureen: fish@ruggedpointlodge.com or call 1.866.964.5220 to find out more!
Most guests hit their limit on Chinook and Halibut and typically leave with between 100 – 120lbs of fish per person.
Fly direct to Kyuquot via Floatplane!
If you wish to choose a fly in option, let us make the arrangements for you.
These prices are subject to change, but will give you an idea of the cost, keep in mind prices vary with routes and numbers of people.
Contact Us for information on our fly-in packages.
Shuttles can be arranged for pick up and drop off at the Comox Airport (or any nearby hotel) to Fair Harbour! Sit back, relax and let someone else do the driving. Works best for large groups only.
Did we forget to mention something?
A deposit of $1000.00 per person is due at the time of the booking to guarantee your reservation. The balance is due 30 days before the date of your charter.
5% GST – 8% Accommodation (hotel) tax, gratuities and fishing licenses are not included in charter rates.
For cancellations 90 days prior to your trip, 100% of money paid can be transferred to another trip date during that year (subject to availability).
If you are unable to re-schedule your trip for the same year, then 50% of all money paid will be transferred to the following year (subject to availability).
Cancellations within 60 days of your trip may result in loss of your payment and trip dates.
Rugged Point Lodge is a small company and cancellations are very costly.
Cancellation insurance is available at most travel agencies.


Bow before it—it's the king of our protein balls. The most popular kid in class. It's layers of creamy cashew, coconut and a touch of Mediterranean sea salt. It's got a whole lot of fans, but it's perfectly humble.
Don't be intimidated. Just make it a favourite.
Ingredients: dates, cashews, organic rice protein, organic coconut, organic rice puffs, natural flavour and sea salt.


The second keynote of MIX11 covered (mostly) Windows Phone 7, Silverlight 5 and Kinect. Before getting to upcoming Windows Phone features, Joe Belfiore explained what happened (or not happened) with the WP7 updates. While it sounded plausible, it also differed from the initial message regarding updates for WP7 and Microsoft's control over it. My take-away from the presentation of the features of the "Mango" update: Lots of catching up to other phones OSes, some features (like deep linking) demonstrating a specific direction and vision behind Windows Phone. Promising, but Android and iPhone aren't sleeping.
Then, finally: Silverlight. Huge applause from the crowd. No wonder, because regardless who I talked to at MIX: Silverlight devs love their platform. The choice of an example site shown during this segment was odd: The Blue Angels' website? Oh, yes, video. Hmm. But not exactly what I would use as a demo case for Silverlight. After that ScottGu showed a few Silverlight 5 features, but the Silverlight segment turned out to be rather short.
The keynote ended with a segment on Kinect. Some cool demos here – man I wish they'd shown them on day 1 during the keynote that ended half an hour early. Nice surprise: Every attendee got a Kinect. Not a dumb idea, because if there's a crowd that will not only hook up the gift to an XBox, but will also use the Kinect SDK for PCs (coming May 13th), then it's the MIX11 attendees.
When the keynote was over, something was still missing. There was no Bill Buxton, no UX content at all. Later I heard somebody say he felt that MIX was "hijacked by devs" and turned into a developer conference. I cannot disagree.
Not an exciting, but solid presentation showing off new features such as implicit data templates, custom markup extensions, binding within style setters, text layout and databinding debugging. I'm really looking forward to the final release of SL5.
The second of the sessions from the UX lightning series. Word of mouth that had praised the first session quickly filled the room with people, and they were not to be disappointed.
Interesting stuff, and the 10 minutes limit really made the presenters prepare their talks well – something that always pays off.
This was a pretty "fluffy" session, but that was to be expected from Nishant Kothary, who I first heard last year with "The Elephant in the Room". Like last year the talk covered human factors. It was hurt a bit by the (way too long) story of the airline pilot who unexpectedly did the wrong thing. That was a pity because that story conveyed an important message: Under pressure to achieve a certain goal, people will do things that appear to be a good solution without checking all possible outcomes – something that happens often enough in user interfaces.
Nice location, great DJ. At some point the loudness of the music didn't really help to keep the promise of "a 72-hour conversation".


Productivity is a measure of how efficiently production inputs are being used within the economy to produce output. Growth in productivity is a key determinant in improving a nation's long-term standard of living.
According to the latest "Digest of Productivity and Competitiveness Statistics" released by Statistics Mauritius in July 2012, the growth rate of the economy for 2011 was 4.0%, lower than the growth of 4.2 % registered in 2010.
Labour productivity, defined as real GDP per worker grew at a higher rate of 3.7% in 2011 compared to 1.9% in 2010.
On the other hand, capital Productivity, defined as real GDP per unit of capital registered a drop of 0.8% in 2011.
Mauritius was ranked the second most competitive African economy, after South Africa, according to the World Economic Forum report for 2011-2012.
The World Economic Forum considers various factors, including infrastructure, access to finance, technology, education, healthcare, business climate in its ranking. It bases itself on publicly available data, as well as interviews with leading business figures and organisations such as the World Bank and African Development Bank.
"The country benefits from relatively strong and transparent public institutions (40th), with clear property rights, strong judicial independence, and an efficient government," states the report. "Private institutions are rated as highly accountable (13th), with effective auditing and accounting standards and strong investor protection. The country's infrastructure is well developed by regional standards, particularly its ports, air transport, and fixed telephony. Its health standards are also impressive compared with those of other sub-Saharan African countries. Further, its goods markets are efficient (27th).
The report also listed Mauritius' most problematic factors for doing business as its inefficient government bureaucracy and access to financing. To boost its rating on the index next year, Mauritius needs to improve its market size (ranked 109th).


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I'm a babysitter for my day job, and I gotta say, I love it. I don't love it as much as I'd love my dream job, staff writer on a Parks & Rec/ Brooklyn 99/ Gilmore Girls type of show, but it's definitely better than working the desk at SoulCycle or selling Rodan and Fields or something.
Hello reader. I wanted to share the current letter I'm including in my playwriting applications, for writer's groups and development opportunities and things. I always wonder what people write in theirs so I thought I'd share mine.
I'm participating in Love Drunk 14, an awesome event where the producers send playwrights two cool, interesting, old-timey photos and we're to write a play about them. I've done this before and loved it. This time around, when it was time to get writing, I was sick as a dog with the flu staring down this deadline. I'd taken a clowning class with Theatre 68 and Pigeonholed, where the teacher, Justin Cimino, used a clowningtechnique to help actors create real, vivid characters out of thin air in like fifteen minutes.
2017 was a year of growth. I can sum it up by saying I did the work I wanted with people I respect, and I love the way it paid off.
HEY 2016, I WORKED HARD FOR YOU!
My biggest writing accomplishment in 2016 is Pregnant Pause. I am so proud of my work on the script and with how it's taking off from United Solo. Amie is fantastic in it, and a great partner. What a great way to start my career in New York.
Hello! As you probably know, Amie Cazel and I just self-produced Pregnant Pause at the United Solo Festival. It was amazing and also eye-opening. I've never had a kid, but I imagine it's maybe slightly like a sliver of what having a kid is like.
This was supposed to be a poem but turned into some other thing. For Shelley Mitchell, who requested a poem about what it is to write/ create something. One time I asked a boyfriend to change the oil in my car—actually, I think he wanted to do it, he brought it up.


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I can officially thank Vegan MoFo for one of my favourite dinners ever. I wanted to post a recipe today, so I was inspired to pull together a bunch of stuff into my fridge into a meal. And it worked so well.
Usually I take a bunch of leftovers, and put them in a tortilla and have a wrap. But I was in the mood for greens, and something quick. So I used a collard green leaf and made myself a green wrap!
I had some gorgeous Thanksgiving-inspired roasted veggies in the fridge (here in Canada it's Thanksgiving this coming weekend). They became the filling for my wrap, along with all my favourite "toppings" that I seem to put in and on everything!
I am so pleased that I now have another option for a quick and nutritious meal. Because somedays you just don't feel like cooking — but you want something delicious. This leftovers-in-a-wrap idea really fits the bill.
Combine sweet potato, leeks, carrots and radishes with coconut oil, sage, thyme, rosemary, and sea salt in a roasting dish. Roast at 425 for 45 minutes, or until veggies are soft and start to caramelize around the edges.
Once the veggies have cooked, lay out each collard green on your cutting board. Top with a big heap of roasted veggies, then top with hemp seeds, pumpkin seeds, goji berries and nutritional yeast. Sprinkle with cayenne, and roll up into a wrap.
Enjoy your meal, and all the nutrients you're getting in such a delicious way!
Happy Thanksgiving to you! I love the idea of a collard as a wrap and filling it with fall veggies is brilliant!
Thanks Amanda!! I'm looking so forward to even more fall veggies for Thanksgiving this weekend!!!


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Q: JavaScript regex to match `abcwxyz01` and `mabcwxyz01` (string + two digit number) Can anyone help me to create a regex to match abcwxyz<two_digit_num> and mabcwxyz<two_digit_num>?
The letters will always be the same but the two digit number (always two digits) can be anything form 01 to 99 and the string may sometimes have the letter m at the start.

A: var regex = /m?abcwxyz<\d{2}>/

Without angle brackets:
var regex = /m?abcwxyz\d{2}/

If you want to ensure that this is the entire string, make sure to anchor your regex (^ - matches start of string/subject, $ matches end of string/subject):
var regex = /^m?abcwxyz\d{2}$/

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On the banks of the indispensable Niger River, the growth clip of the capital of Mali is without precedent in Africa. In 1960 the city's population was a paltry 160,000. Today Bamako has ten times that many people in a metropolitan area that has known human inhabitants since the Paleolithic Age.


The Electronic Frontier Foundation openly accused Microsoft of violating user privacy by unlawfully retaining user data with Windows 10, advising the company to "come clean with its user community".
According to the EFF, "a significant issue is the telemetry data the company receives," stating that even if some settings are disabled, "it is not a guarantee that your computer will stop talking to Microsoft's servers." This is not the first time Windows 10 comes under fire for privacy concerns.
Many privacy advocates are criticizing Windows 10 for sending back location, text input, voice input and other telemetry data to Microsoft, and EFF wants the company to explain how exactly it does this.
Microsoft also won't say how long this data is retained, instead providing only general timeframes […].Microsoft has tried to explain this lack of choice by saying that Windows Update won't function properly on copies of the operating system with telemetry reporting turned to its lowest level.
While Microsoft allows users to turn telemetry reporting down to its lowest level, the EFF is worried doing this jeopardizes system security with less updates.
Microsoft is also being criticized for its aggressive Windows 10 upgrade tactics after terrorizing Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users to upgrade to its latest OS for free.
The tactics Microsoft employed to get users of earlier versions of Windows to upgrade to Windows 10 went from annoying to downright malicious.
By now, everyone has heard about the story of the businesswoman who was forced to upgrade to Windows 10 and couldn't work for several days. She sued Microsoft and received $10,000 as compensation for lost wages. Many other users also complained that even clicking on the X button to dismiss the Windows 10 upgrade pop-up didn't stop the installation of the new OS.
For the time being, Microsoft hasn't issued any comment regarding the EFF's accusations. If you're worried about your online data privacy, we recommend you install one of these privacy tools to limit the amount of data Microsoft can collect about your online activities.


United States District Court Judge George B. Daniels today asked class counsel, and class counsel agreed, to set up the capability for class members to post comments at the official website for the $10-to-$18-million copyright class action preliminary settlement, http://www.copyrightclassaction.com.
This development came in the course of a hearing on my motion to vacate the preliminary settlement. Judge Daniels denied the motion, as was expected on both sides.
The focus of the settlement procedures now shifts to the July 15 deadline for class members to object to the settlement terms or to opt out of the settlement. A final settlement hearing, known as the Fairness Hearing, is scheduled for July 28.
In denying the motion to vacate but suggesting the addition of an interactive communication feature, Judge Daniels made it clear that he distinguished between comments from class members, which he will welcome, and formal objections to the settlement, which he will entertain only on the schedule set forth in the preliminary settlement. He refused to remove the requirement for an objecting class member to appear in person at the fairness hearing.
I look forward to the introduction of the comments capability at the official settlement website and to seeing what form it takes. Checking the site today, I see a page where it states, "You can email Class Counsel at: CopyrightSettlement@girardgibbs.com." I believe that this mere listing of an email address existed before -- though I am not certain about that -- and I assume that Judge Daniels had something more than that in mind, and that the settlement parties intend to set up a more ambitious comments mechanism.
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PSYC15892G
Stigma: Understanding Prejudice
I: Administrative Information II: Course Details III: Topical Outline(s) Printable Version
Section I: Administrative Information
Total hours: 42.0
Credit Value: 3.0
Credit Value Notes: N/A
Effective: Fall 2019
Prerequisites: N/A
Corequisites: N/A
Equivalents: N/A
Pre/Co/Equiv Notes: N/A
Program(s): General Education
Program Coordinator(s): Sarah Sinclair
Course Leader or Contact: Victoria Heather Fritzley
Version: 20190903_00
Status: Approved (APPR)
Section I Notes: N/A
Section II: Course Details
In this survey course, students examine the concepts of stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination. They study the historical significance of prejudice, its various forms, as well as its current issues and challenges relating to its cessation. Specific topics include the history of prejudice, modern prejudice, development of prejudice in children, the reduction of prejudice, understanding our own biases, and well-recognized forms of prejudice such as racism, sexism, heterosexism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, and ageism. Through interactive lecture, in-class activities and research, students explore the impact of stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination on society and individuals.
Program Context
General Education Program Coordinator(s): Sarah Sinclair
This course is part of the General Education curriculum which is designed to contribute to the development of the students' consciousness of the diversity, complexity, and richness of the human experience; their ability to establish meaning through this consciousness; and, as a result, their ability to contribute thoughtfully, creatively, and positively to the society in which they live and work. General Education courses strengthen students' generic skills, such as critical analysis, problem solving, and communication, in the context of an exploration of topics with broad-based personal and/or societal importance.
Course Critical Performance and Learning Outcomes
Critical Performance:
By the end of this course, students will have demonstrated the ability to analyze the existence of stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination through a thoughtful and critical evaluation of their nature, composition and purpose.
To achieve the critical performance, students will have demonstrated the ability to:
Discuss the various definitions of the terms, stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination.
Outline the origin and historical development of stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination, providing reasoned explanations for their continued existence.
Identify types of prejudice and discrimination, such as sexism and racism.
Examine social psychological processes related to stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination.
Explain how prejudice and discrimination might develop in children.
Analyze the relationship between stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination.
Assess society's modern views of stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination.
Discuss various ways to reduce prejudice and discrimination.
Research the existence of prejudice and discrimination on college and university campuses with particular reference to individual personal experiences.
Collaborate effectively with peers to complete oral and written activities that demonstrate a respect for differing viewpoints and an appreciation of diversity.
Evaluation Plan
Students demonstrate their learning in the following ways:
Evaluation Plan: IN-CLASS
Tests (4 x 10%) 40.0%
Project #1(a): Plagiarism Prevention Tutorial 10.0%
Project #1(b): Movie Review or Current Events 10.0%
Project #2: Group Presentation 20.0%
In Class and Online Activities 20.0%
Total 100.0%
Evaluation Notes and Academic Missed Work Procedure:
TEST AND ASSIGNMENT PROTOCOL To encourage behaviours that will help students to be successful in the workplace and to ensure that students receive credit for their individual work, the following rules apply to every course offered within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. 1. Students are responsible for staying abreast of test dates and times, as well as due dates and any special instructions for submitting assignments and projects as supplied to the class by the professor. 2. Students must write all tests at the specified times. Missed tests, in-class activities, assignments and presentations are awarded a mark of zero. If an extension or make-up opportunity is approved by the professor as outlined below, the mark of zero may be revised by subsequent performance. The penalty for late submission of written assignments is a loss of 10% per day for up to five business days (excluding weekends and statutory holidays), after which, a grade of zero is assigned. Business days include any day that the college is open for business, whether the student has scheduled classes that day or not. 3. Students, who miss a test or in-class activity or assignment or fail to submit an assignment on time due to exceptional circumstances, are required to notify their professor in advance of the class whenever possible. A make-up test may be supplied for students who provide an acceptable explanation of their absence and/or acceptable documentation explaining their absence (e.g., a medical certificate). All make-up tests are to be written at a time and place specified by the professor upon the student's return. Alternately, students may be given an opportunity to earn the associated marks by having a subsequent test count for the additional marks. Exceptional circumstances may result in a modification of due dates for assignments. 4. Unless otherwise specified, assignments and projects must be submitted at the beginning of class. 5. Students must complete every assignment as an individual effort unless, the professor specifies otherwise. 6. Since there may be instances of grade appeal or questions regarding the timely completion of assignments and/or extent of individual effort, etc., students are strongly advised to keep, and make available to their professor, if requested, a copy of all assignments and working notes until the course grade has been finalized. 7. There will be no resubmission of work unless this has been previously agreed to or suggested by the professor. 8. Students must submit all assignments in courses with practical lab and field components in order to pass the course.
Provincial Context
The course meets the following Ministry of Colleges and Universities requirements:
Essential Employability Skills
Essential Employability Skills emphasized in the course:
Communication Skills - Communicate clearly, concisely and correctly in the written, spoken, visual form that fulfills the purpose and meets the needs of the audience.
Communication Skills - Respond to written, spoken, or visual messages in a manner that ensures effective communication.
Critical Thinking & Problem Solving - Apply a systematic approach to solve problems.
Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Skills - Use a variety of thinking skills to anticipate and solve problems.
Information Management - Locate, select, organize and document information using appropriate technology and information systems.
Information Management Skills - Analyze, evaluate, and apply relevant information from a variety of sources.
Interpersonal Skills - Show respect for the diverse opinions, values, belief systems, and contributions of others.
Interpersonal Skills - Interact with others in groups or teams in ways that contribute to effective working relationships and the achievement of goals.
Personal Skills - Manage the use of time and other resources to complete projects.
Personal Skills - Take responsibility for one's own actions, decisions, and consequences.
This General Education course relates to the following themes as specified by the Ministry of Colleges and Universities.
Social and Cultural Understanding
Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition
PLAR Contact (if course is PLAR-eligible) - Office of the Registrar
Students may apply to receive credit by demonstrating achievement of the course learning outcomes through previous relevant work/life experience, service, self-study and training on the job. This course is eligible for challenge through the following method(s):
Section III: Topical Outline
Some details of this outline may change as a result of circumstances such as weather cancellations, College and student activities, and class timetabling.
Instruction Mode: In-Class
Professor: Multiple Professors
Resource(s): N/A
Applicable student group(s): cross college general education course
Course Details:
- Introduction
- Important definitions - "stereotyping", "prejudice",
and "discrimination"
- Understanding our own biases
Learning Outcomes #1, 4, and 6 addressed
- What is stereotyping?
- How and why do we stereotype other people?
- Are stereotypes accurate?
Learning Outcomes #1 and 4 addressed
- What is prejudice?
- Effects of prejudice
TEST I: Weeks 1 - 3 - worth 10% of final mark
- What is discrimination?
- Effects of discrimination
PROJECT 1 DUE: Current events assignment (worth 10% of mark)
- Historical examples of prejudice and discrimination
Learning Outcome #2 addressed
- Racism
TEST 2: Weeks 4 - 6 - worth 10% of final mark
- Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia
- Sexism and Heterosexism
- Ageism, the physically challenged, & the overweight
- The development of prejudice in children
PROJECT 2 DUE - Movie Review - Analyze a film that depicts prejudice
and/or discrimination (e.g. Hotel Rwanda, Shallow Hal, Schindler's
List) (worth 10% of mark)
- Is prejudice declining?
- New forms of prejudice
- Modern prejudice
- Aversive prejudice
- Integrating modern and aversive prejudice
- Reducing prejudice and discrimination
- Contact Hypothesis
- Contact in school
- The contact hypothesis revisited
- Jane Elliott
Group presentations (worth 20% of mark)
Group presentations carried over
TEST 4: Weeks 10 - 13 - worth 10% of total mark
Sheridan Policies
All Sheridan policies can be viewed on the Sheridan policy website.
Academic Integrity: The principle of academic integrity requires that all work submitted for evaluation and course credit be the original, unassisted work of the student. Cheating or plagiarism including borrowing, copying, purchasing or collaborating on work, except for group projects arranged and approved by the professor, or otherwise submitting work that is not the student's own, violates this principle and will not be tolerated. Students who have any questions regarding whether or not specific circumstances involve a breach of academic integrity are advised to review the Academic Integrity Policy and procedure and/or discuss them with the professor.
Copyright: A majority of the course lectures and materials provided in class and posted in SLATE are protected by copyright. Use of these materials must comply with the Acceptable Use Policy, Use of Copyright Protected Work Policy and Student Code of Conduct. Students may use, copy and share these materials for learning and/or research purposes provided that the use complies with fair dealing or an exception in the Copyright Act. Permission from the rights holder would be necessary otherwise. Please note that it is prohibited to reproduce and/or post a work that is not your own on third-party commercial websites including but not limited to Course Hero or OneNote. It is also prohibited to reproduce and/or post a work that is not your own or your own work with the intent to assist others in cheating on third-party commercial websites including but not limited to Course Hero or OneNote.
Intellectual Property: Sheridan's Intellectual Property Policy generally applies such that students own their own work. Please be advised that students working with external research and/or industry collaborators may be asked to sign agreements that waive or modify their IP rights. Please refer to Sheridan's IP Policy and Procedure.
Respectful Behaviour: Sheridan is committed to provide a learning environment that supports academic achievement by respecting the dignity, self-esteem and fair treatment of every person engaged in the learning process. Behaviour which is inconsistent with this principle will not be tolerated. Details of Sheridan's policy on Harassment and Discrimination, Academic Integrity and other academic policies are available on the Sheridan policy website.
Accessible Learning: Accessible Learning coordinates academic accommodations for students with disabilities. For more information or to register, please see the Accessible Learning website (Statement added September 2016)
Course Outline Changes: The information contained in this Course Outline including but not limited to faculty and program information and course description is subject to change without notice. Any changes to course curriculum and/or assessment shall adhere to approved Sheridan protocol. Nothing in this Course Outline should be viewed as a representation, offer and/or warranty. Students are responsible for reading the Important Notice and Disclaimer which applies to Programs and Courses.
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The tone-deaf list of women Wired thanked in its "Wonder Woman" issue included a dog
Here she comes to save the day.
Image: Screenshot/Warner Bros.
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This item has been corrected.
To celebrate the success of Wonder Woman, which is featured in a story in the new issue of Wired, the magazine printed a thank-you note dedicated to the "Wonder Women who helped get the magazine out." It included several female staffers (including Maria Streshinsky, the executive editor), an acupuncturist, a pregnant CrossFit coach, Thelma and Louise, Elizabeth Moss, and "Coconut the dog."
The list, drawn up for the regular colophon column featuring the staff's thank-yous for each issue, caught the attention of FiveThirtyEight writer Christie Aschwanden, who shared a picture of it on Twitter, along with some biting commentary that speaks directly to the sexism in both the media and tech industries.
As Aschwanden notes, all the features in the issue were written by men—making the list all the more tone-deaf. The tweet generated the predictable outrage and was shared more than 1,200 times.
Lexi Pandell, a writer for Wired who was thanked in the list, chimed into the debate and explained how the list came to be. While regretting the gender disparity in bylines, she noted that the colophon note, dedicated monthly to something that "helped get the magazine out," is sourced from the staff (men and women both).
In a statement shared on Twitter by Wired editor in chief Nicholas Thompson, Streshinsky said the staff thought it an appropriate time to dedicate the list to women, given the magazine's (male-written) feature on Lexi Alexander, the first and only woman to direct a Marvel adaptation, and the opening of the issue with a (female-written) essay on automation and the loss of jobs in male-dominated fields.
The list, Streshinsky said, was merely an attempt to celebrate women who in some way supported the staff's efforts to produce the magazine, and to honor the women working at Wired, who make up more than half the staff. Case in point, the full list was edited by the deputy managing editor—who is a woman (unlike Coconut, who remains a dog).
Correction: The August issue of Wired magazine did not include a feature on Wonder Woman.


Have fun with cutes littles kittens and puppies in your dishes, thanks to our new Wanyan Picks!
Bring life and fun into your dishes with this 7 picks set to stick into your eggs, tomatoes, meatballs, tamagoyaki and more.
Three dogs and four cats with each of them having cute colors. They will gladly help you to add variety and creativity in your bento creations.
Wanyan is the combination of a dog bark (Wan in Japanese) and a cat meow (Nyan).


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United linked with £87 million move for Barcelona shot stopper
The Daily Star reports that Manchester United have been linked with an £87 million move for Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen in the event that David de Gea leaves Old Trafford this summer. De Gea is a long-term target for Real Madrid, and nearly joined the Spanish champions in 2015. Rumours linking him with a move back to his native ...
Manchester City linked with shock move for Kylian Mbappe
The Daily Mirror reports that Manchester City could make a shock move for PSG teenage striker Kylian Mbappe, if the French club are forced to sell the player after failing to meet the requirements of Financial Fair Play (FFP). The French champions are under investigation by UEFA after paying a world record £198 million to Barcelona last summer, and agreeing ...
Liverpool young full-back set for new contract
The Daily Mirror reports that Liverpool are set to offer their teenage full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold a new contract, after a break-through season at the club which has even surprised his manager, Jurgen Klopp. The 19-year old only signed a new long-term deal at the club last summer, but has earned an upgrade in less than a year, with a string ...
Tottenham target West Ham left-back as Danny Rose replacement
According to The Sun, Tottenham Hotspur are lining up a move for West Ham United's left-back Arthur Masuaku, as they look to fill the void potentially left by Danny Rose who has been linked with a move to Manchester United. 24-year old Masuaku joined West Ham from Greek champions Olympiacos in August 2016 for a fee of £6.2 million, and ...
Manchester United, Spurs and other clubs tracking Southampton star
The Daily Mail reports that Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle and Everton are amongst the clubs monitoring the situation of Southampton left-back Ryan Bertrand. Irrespective of whether his club suffers relegation or not, the 28-year old is likely to leave Southampton in the summer, and as a reliable, steady performer, with strong defensive and attacking abilities, Bertrand can be expected ...
Manchester City target summer move for Brazilian defender
According to The Daily Mail, Manchester City want to add £20 million Brazil defender Eder Militao to their squad this summer. City manager Pep Guardiola wants to strengthen this playing squad further when the transfer window opens, after failing to get past Liverpool in their Champions League quarter-final. A move for Shaktar Donetsk midfielder Fred is reported to be on ...
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Platform integration helps businesses market and distribute products on multiple online channels from one secure place, companies say.
UPS and e-commerce technology company Inxeption have formed an alliance aimed at making it easier for a wide range of businesses to conduct B2B e-commerce, the companies said March 21.
The firms have joined forces with a platform integration called Inxeption Zippy that helps companies market and distribute their products on multiple online channels from one secure place, the companies said. The alliance combines San Francisco-based Inxeption's blockchain-enabled e-commerce platform with Atlanta-based UPS' capabilities as the shipper of choice, the companies also said.
With Inxeption's e-commerce platform and online product catalog, manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers can set up a company-branded online site to conduct e-commerce transactions. Inxeption then helps them list, market and sell their products to business customers. Its blockchain-backed technology helps ensure that sensitive information such as contract-specific pricing and negotiated rates are only shared between the buyer and seller, the companies said. As the shipper of choice, UPS then creates a seamless, end-to-end experience in which merchants can view their supply chain from product listing to delivery, UPS said.
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"By integrating advanced technology with global logistics, UPS and Inxeption are turning more B2B merchants into digital sellers and equipping them to drive online sales and grow their top-line revenue," the companies said in a joint statement announcing the service. "In turn, their customers can easily order and receive their products with trusted shipping from UPS."
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Working on my raised vegetable bed, I'm learning once again that soil is alive. Every time I dig into the earth, I meet beetles, worms and centipedes. Apart from those, the soil is teeming with micro-organisms and fungi and all sorts of things that you can't even see with the naked eye. All of them work together to keep the soil fertile. And to keep us in food.
Without good, fertile soil, we simply can't survive. It gives us nearly all of the food we eat. And via the plants that grow in the crumbly fertile earth, we take in the soil's nutrients and minerals that allow us to grow and thrive.
We are soil. It's where we come from.
Sadly, as with so many things that sustain life on this embattled planet of ours, the news on soil is not good. In the UK alone, industrial farming methods are responsible for the loss of 2.2 million tons of topsoil a year. That's 2,200,000,000 kg of the stuff that keeps us alive. Every year.
Deep ploughing breaks up the structure of the soil, disturbing the habitats of her creatures. The earth becomes exposed to the elements and is eroded away. Pesticides kill even more beneficial organisms, and artificial fertilisers do nothing to restore the organic matter in the soil. The stuff we are made of is washed into rivers and carried off in the wind.
This is what happens when we take for granted the gifts we are given. For our greed, for profit, for an ever growing population, we demand more bounty from the soil than she is able to give.
And we forget to give her gifts in return.
It doesn't need to be this way. If we learn how to give to the soil in exchange for her bounty, in thanksgiving for our lives, we can restore the quality of the land and secure our future. All it takes is for us to respect the soil and allow it to do what it does best. We can learn how from looking at what happens on the forest floor.
I had the good fortune of spending an afternoon in the woods just a few days ago. Spring is at its peak now, and the forest was flushing green, dotted with celandines, wood anemones and the first bluebells. Its beauty alone is life-giving.
Nobody has dug up the forest floor to make these things grow. The prolific plant growth is sustained by a deep layer of hummus: dying plant matter from previous seasons, some of it straight from the trees, some of it first passed through herbivores that live there. And all of it mixed up underground by worms and all those other beneficial creatures that live in healthy soil.
So that's what I'm doing with my vegetable bed. In gratitude for everything the soil has given me all my life, I have gifted it with horse manure, compost, and friable top soil dug up in our building works. All of that is now being mixed together by my friends the worms, ready to feed the vegetables I sowed. Ready to feed me.
Consciously giving to the soil is magic making of the most essential kind.


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Commonly used drugs lead to more doctor's office, hospital and emergency department visits
Anticholinergic medications, a class of drugs commonly used by older adults, are linked to an increased rate of emergency department and hospital utilization in the United States, according to a study of community-dwelling Americans age 65 and older by the Center for Aging Research, Indiana University Center for Health Innovation and Implementation Science, and Regenstrief Institute.
Drugs with anticholinergic properties are frequently prescribed or purchased over the counter for chronic conditions including depression, anxiety, pain, allergy, incontinence or sleep problems. These drugs are used by as many as half of older adults and it is not unusual for an older individual to be taking two or more anticholinergic medications regularly.
The new study, published in the November 2016 issue of the peer-reviewed journal Phamacotherapy, analyzed prescription dispensing data from the Regenstrief Medical Record System to determine how much anticholinergic medication each person used, known as anticholinergic burden, and utilization of healthcare services such as hospital, emergency department and ambulatory visits. Prescription dispensing data are known to be more reliable than self-reported information.
Fifty-eight percent of the 3,344 study participants were African-American; 71 percent were female. Fewer than 10 percent were cognitively impaired. All were patients served by Eskenazi Health, an academic teaching health care system in Indianapolis.
"Anticholinergics, the medications that block acetylcholine, a nervous system neurotransmitter, have previously been implicated as a potential cause of cognitive impairment, by us and by other researchers," said IU Center for Aging Research and Regenstrief Institute investigator Noll Campbell, PharmD, who led the new research. "This is the first study to calculate cumulative anticholinergic burden and determine that as burden increases, so does healthcare utilization in the U.S. — both outpatient and inpatient."
Dr. Campbell and colleagues report that taking a drug with mild anticholinergic effect daily increased the likelihood of inpatient admission by 11 percent over a year. Many drugs used to treat heart failure and hypertension fall into the mild group, such as diuretics. Taking a drug with a strong anticholinergic effect daily increased the likelihood of inpatient admission by 33 percent over a year. Sleeping pills, one of the most common medications used by elders, are in this category as are antihistamines, which are available without prescription.
The IU Center for Aging Research has studied patient safety harms from anticholinergic medications in diverse populations for over a decade.
In 2008, center scientists, led by the Chief Innovation and Implementation Officer of IU Center for Health Innovation and Implementation Science Malaz Boustani, MD, MPH, developed the Anti-Cholinergic Burden Scale, one of the most widely used tools to pinpoint the anticholinergic properties and anticholinergic load of specific drugs. Anticholinergic burden in this study was defined as the number of days someone was dispensed an anticholinergic medicine multiplied by the strength (mild versus strong) of the anticholinergic load.
The new study was the first time that the Anti-Cholinergic Burden Scale was employed to calculate a cumulative score weighted by both number of days dispensed and strength of anticholinergic effect using prescription dispensing databases.
In 2013 the IU Center for Aging Research investigators reported that continuously taking strong anticholinergics for as few as 60 days caused memory problems and other indicators of mild cognitive impairment. Taking multiple drugs with weaker anticholinergic effects, such as many common over-the-counter digestive aids, had a negative impact on cognition in only 90 days.
"As baby boomers age and the number of older adults increases, it is especially important to recognize the negative impact of anticholinergic medications on the aging brain and healthcare delivery cost," said Dr. Boustani. "There is a powerful association between these harmful medications and potentially avoidable cognitive impairment and increased visits to the doctor, the ER and the hospital."
"Individuals taking anticholinergics should talk with their doctors or pharmacists about possible alternatives," Dr. Campbell said. "This new study provides stronger motivation to design and conduct de-prescribing studies to determine safe ways to take individuals off anticholinergic medications in the interests of preserving brain health and decreasing healthcare utilization rates and their potential costs." Dr. Campbell is an assistant professor of pharmacy practice at Purdue University College of Pharmacy and a clinical pharmacy specialist with Eskenazi Health.
In addition to Dr. Campbell and Dr. Boustani, authors of "Association of Anticholinergic Burden with Cognitive Impairment and Health Care Utilization Among a Diverse Ambulatory Older Adult Population" are Anthony J. Perkins, MS, of the IU Center for Healthcare Innovation and Implementation Science; Pamela Bradt, MD, MPH, and Daniel B. Ng, PharmD, MBA, MPH, of Astellas Pharma; and Sinem Perk, PhD and Ronald C. Wielage, MPH, of Medical Decision Modeling Inc. This work was supported by a research grant from Astellas Pharma Global Development.


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Twitter Data Reveals Trump's Connections to White Genocide Conspiracy Crowd
Ted Cruz only follows 14 #whitegenocide influencers!
Sarah Sloat
During CNN's Final Five broadcast on Monday, host Wolf Blitzer asked GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump why he thought white supremacist groups were rallying behind his campaign. Trump stammered in his response and vowed that he is "certainly the least racist person" and that he has "always condemned them."
But this is simply not so. If you look at Trump's Twitter account and the accounts of his campaign staff, you'll find a direct relationship between the Trump campaign and people who believe that white genocide is a real thing happening in the United States. Journalists Ben Kharakh and Dan Primack of Fortune recently used Little Bird, a social media analytics software program, to mine through Twitter data to find people considered #whitegenocide "influencers" and find their connection to the Trump campaign.
Twitter influencers are those who are followed by the majority of people who are talking about the same thing — the thing here being white genocide. Kharakh and Primack found that Trump has retweeted at least 75 people who follow at least three of the top 50 #whitegenocide influencers. His national campaign spokesperson, Katrina Pierson, actually follows the "most influential" #whitegenocide account while four more members of his campaign staff follow top influencers as well.
The Little Bird data also revealed that while Trump's personal account doesn't follow any #whitegenocide influencers, 67.5 percent of these influencers do follow his account. But again, this doesn't mean that Trump doesn't have a connection with them — for example, he's retweeted @NeilTurner five times, who, at the time of the Fortune article, had "#WhiteGenocide is real" in its bio —but has since revised it to "#VoteTrump."
When approached by Fortune, Trump campaign spokeswoman Katrina Pierson repeatedly declined to answer whether or not Trump believes in the reality of white genocide. But many of his supporters certainly do, and this disillusioned belief in a loss of monetary and social capital is what has led them to rally around Trump campaign promises like building a wall between the United States and Mexico and prohibiting Muslims from entering the country.
The other remaining GOP candidates are not without the support of #whitegenocide influencers as well. The Twitter account of Ted Cruz follows 14 #whitegenocide influencers while the John Kasich account follows three. Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, who have both condemned Trump's xenophobia, are not followed by any.
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The Key to Nebraska's Water Conservation Success
Other places should emulate the state's model.
By Mark Funkhouser | Publisher
Former mayor of Kansas City, Mo.
The Dust Bowl of the 1930s was not only an economic calamity for the people of the High Plains but also the greatest environmental disaster ever to hit this nation. It was caused by human behavior. Over 5 million acres of native grasses were plowed up and planted with crops that the land was too arid to sustain. Hundreds of millions of tons of topsoil were blown so far that dust clouds occasionally darkened the skies in East Coast cities.
Today, the High Plains region, which comprises all or part of eight states, is one of the most agriculturally productive in the world. It sits atop the Ogallala Aquifer, one of the world's largest underground water tables. After World War II, newly developed gasoline-powered pumps and center pivot irrigation allowed farmers to tap into the aquifer, which today supports one-sixth of the world's grain production.
But the Ogallala's water is being used up much faster than it is being recharged. Overall, the water level is down more than 15 percent -- a figure that ranges as high as 25 percent in Kansas and an astounding 41 percent in Texas. If the Ogallala's water were to dry up, the impact would be global.
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Those who want to avert a second environmental disaster on the High Plains ought to take a close look at Nebraska. While it has more irrigated acres than any other state, its water level is down only three-tenths of 1 percent. James Goeke, who has studied the aquifer for nearly 40 years, and his wife Karen Amen, who is a board member of one of the state's 23 Natural Resource Districts (NRDs), told me that the reason for the difference stems from the idea in Nebraska that the groundwater belongs to everyone. That's in contrast, for example, to Texas, where if you own the land, you own the water.
Nebraska's system of NRDs was created during the dry 1970s to bring order to a chaotic hodgepodge of soil, flood and water districts. Each NRD is governed by a locally elected board. According to a 2015 study by two water policy experts, Ann Bleed and Christina Hoffman Babbitt, no other state "had delegated so much authority over a state's natural resources to locally controlled governance."
Bleed was deeply involved in Nebraska's water policy for 20 years, first as state hydrologist and eventually as director of the Department of Natural Resources. Once it became clear that groundwater and surface water needed to be managed together, she suggested that the NRDs could meet the challenge. In 2004, the legislature passed a law requiring that the NRDs develop integrated management plans for surface water and groundwater.
The NRDs adhere to principles for sustainable management of common pool resources developed by Elinor Ostrom, the only woman ever to win a Nobel prize for economics. In her 1990 book, Governing the Commons, Ostrom wrote that the central question "is how a group of principals who are in an interdependent situation can organize and govern themselves to obtain continuing joint benefits when all face temptations to freeride, shirk, or otherwise act opportunistically." The design principles she came up with included clearly defined boundaries, allowing those who use a resource to participate in decision-making and effective monitoring.
When I asked Bleed whether the NRDs would be able to meet future challenges, including economic downturns and climate change, she said she thought they had "a fighting chance." We all had better hope they win that fight.
Mark Funkhouser | Publisher | mfunkhouser@governing.com | @mayorfunk
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External storage options for your new iPhone
Amid all the rumours surrounding Apple's 2017 iPhones, no-one suggested that the company might include a MicroSD card slot that would allow you to expand the iPhone's internal storage. The iPhone 8, 8 Plus and X all start at 64GB, while earlier models offer just 32GB at the entry level.
Apple's own storage upgrades are expensive, of course -- but there are other options that can help you to free up some space on your iPhone, as well as providing useful backup features in case of accidents. There are plug-in memory sticks that you can carry around in your pocket, wi-fi hard drives that can be shared across Macs and PCs, and even NAS drives that can sit at home or in your office and provide remote backup options when you're travelling.
Here's a selection.
Published: September 15, 2017 -- 13:05 GMT (06:05 PDT)
Photo by: Apple
Caption by: Cliff Joseph
Imation Link
The Link has been around since 2015, and if you shop around you can find it on sale for as little as £12.99 ($12), which makes it one of the most affordable storage options currently available for the iPhone.
In fact, the Link is primarily designed as a pocket-size Lightning-connected battery charger, with a 3000mAh battery to top up your iPhone when you're out and about. However, it also includes 16GB of on-board storage so that you can quickly backup a few photos or videos and free up some space on your iPhone. The Link app has a few rough edges, but it'll do the trick for simply transferring files when you're on the road.
£12.99 ($12)
MobileFun
Photo by: Imation
Kingston Mobilite Pro
Kingston's Mobilite started life as a wireless adapter that allowed you to connect an iPhone or other mobile device to a standard USB hard drive or memory stick via wi-fi. However, this latest Pro model has turned into something of a swiss-army-knife for travellers. You can plug in a USB storage device or insert an SD memory card and then use the Mobilite app to transfer files via the Mobilite's built-in wi-fi -- speedy dual-band 802.11ac, no less. Alternatively, the Mobilite Pro also includes 64GB of its own internal storage, and even a 5,400mAh battery for charging the iPhone on the move.
£95 ($100)
Photo by: Kingston
LaCie Fuel
The Fuel is very much designed for outdoor use, with a sturdy, rugged design that will help to keep your files safe when you're hiking around the countryside, or shoving your bags into a luggage compartment on a plane.
The Fuel can be used as a straightforward portable hard drive, with a USB 3.0 interface for connecting to a Mac or PC, and either 1TB or 2TB of storage capacity. However, the Fuel also includes 802.11n wi-fi, allowing you to use the Fuel app to transfer files from iOS or Android devices. The app also supports Apple's AirPlay, which lets you stream all your holiday photos and videos to an AppleTV when you get home.
£135 ($150) for 1TB
Photo by: LaCie
Leef iBridge 3
Leef's iBridge is perhaps the best-known storage add-on for the iPhone, thanks to its simple, practical design.
The iBridge is really just a straightforward flash memory stick, available with 32GB up to 256GB of storage capacity, and it has a USB 3.0 connector so that it can quickly be plugged into a Mac or PC. However, it also has a Lightning connector for iOS devices, and the Leef app provides quick and easy options for backing up and transferring files when you need to free up some space on your iPhone or iPad. It's neatly designed too, with a little rubber case that can hook onto a key ring and travel around in your pocket.
from £79.99 ($70) for 32GB
Photo by: Leef
SanDisk iXpand Base
SanDisk's iXpand range includes a number of useful storage devices and accessories for the iPhone, and the latest addition to the range is the new iXpand Base.
As the name suggests, the iXpand Base acts as a little charging dock for the iPhone. The Base isn't portable -- it doesn't have its own internal battery, so you'll need to connect it to mains power when you charge your iPhone. However, it includes 32GB- 256GB of internal storage, and the iXpand app can be used to automatically backup photos, videos and contact info as soon as you connect it to the Base, so it's a handy back-up option that you can use at home or in the office without turning on a computer.
Photo by: SanDisk
SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive
The iXpand Flash Drive is a very straightforward, portable option for adding some extra storage to your iPhone. As the name suggests, it's really just a conventional Flash memory stick, and is available with 16GB up to 256GB of storage. However, it has both USB 3.0 and Lightning connectors, so you can use it with Macs and PCs as well the iPhone and iPad.
The iXpand app can be used to automatically backup photos and videos as soon as you plug it into your iPhone. The app also allows you to stream and view a variety of video file formats that are stored on the Flash Drive, so you could top it up with a few episodes of Game Of Thrones to watch on a long journey without using all your iPhone storage.
from £29 ($40) for 16GB
Seagate Personal Cloud
The software side of Seagate's Personal Cloud is a bit untidy, with a number of different apps providing different features. However, the Personal Cloud is still a versatile NAS drive and media server that provides a central storage device for multiple Macs, PCs and mobile devices.
The drive is available with 3TB- 5TB of storage, and there's a dual-drive version available that provides RAID mirroring for extra protection. As well as providing shared storage for your home network, the drive also allows you to create a 'personal cloud' account that provides remote access, and the Seagate Media app provides file transfer and back-up features for iOS and Android devices.
from £130 ($170) for 3TB
Photo by: Seagate
Seagate Wireless Plus
Seagate's Wireless Plus drive has been around for a couple of years, and you can now pick it up fairly cheaply, at around £100 for the 1TB model or £140 for 2TB.
The Wireless Plus works as a conventional portable hard drive, measuring just 21mm thick and weighing 272g, so it's easy to carry in a backpack or briefcase when you're travelling. There's a standard USB 3.0 interface for connecting to a PC or Mac, but the Wireless Plus can also connect to multiple mobile devices via wi-fi and use the Seagate Media app to back-up or stream files when you need to save space on your iPhone (the app also works on Android and Amazon Kindle). internal battery provides about 10 hours of battery life when transferring or streaming files via wi-fi.
Silicon Power xDrive Z50
Silicon Power isn't a well-known name here in the UK, but its Z50 flash drive is a sturdy and affordable option for quickly adding some extra storage to your iPhone.
The compact little memory stick measures just 42mm long, 14.5mm wide and 6.6mm thick, so it's easy to slip into your pocket when you're travelling. The metallic case is solid enough to cope with life on the road, and the dual Lightning and USB 3.1 interfaces allow you to use the Z50 with both iOS devices and conventional Macs and PCs. The Silicon Power app isn't the most elegant we've come across, but it provides basic file transfer features along with data encryption to keep your files secure.
Photo by: Silicon Power
Western Digital My Cloud Home
Western Digital recently updated its My Cloud range of NAS drives with the new My Cloud Home, which provides 2TB-6TB of shared storage for home users. The company does a good job of making NAS drives easy to use for less experienced people, and provides a versatile mobile app that allows iOS and Android devices to upload photos, videos and other files over the internet.
Along with the My Cloud Home, there's also a new dual-drive model called the Home Duo that includes a RAID mirroring option for extra data protection. And, as always, the company continues to provide the My Cloud Expert and Pro models, which provide more advanced features for larger organisations.
Photo by: Western Digital
Memory sticks, wi-fi hard drives and NAS drives can all help to ensure you never run out of storage on your iPhone.
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Q: Boolean Array in Java Why can't we assign values to a boolean array in Java without using the new keyword?
For example:
boolean[ ] aryBools = {true, false, true, false};

A: Java is typed. You can't make an array of 'whatever', and java is not going to attempt to figure out what you meant. Imagine you wrote: {new Apple(), new Pear()}, should that be a Fruit[], Object[], or SuperMarketbestseller[]?
Thus, the syntax is new boolean[] {true, false, true, false}.
There is only one exception: If and only if creating the initializing expression for a newly declared variable/field of an array type, you can omit it. So specifically:
boolean[] b = {true, false, true, false};

is legal java, has always been legal java, and if it's not legal in whatever you are doing, then you don't have java, or more likely, you have a file that isn't syntactically valid. So get rid of it, and make a new file, and try it:
class Example {
    boolean[] test = {true, false};
}

and you will find that this compiles fine. But, that shortened syntax works ONLY if assigning directly to a variable declaration (not just test = {true, false};, no, boolean[] test = {true, false};).


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Q: Почему мой код повторяет последнюю последовательность цифр. С++ #include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;

class codemaster
{
public:
    int Q=1000;
    void coder()
{

    ifstream f("D:\\sample\\number.txt");               //Откуда берем
    ofstream f1("D:\\sample\\code.txt");                //Куда забираем
     while(!f.eof())                                       //Цикол перебора символов
                {

                        char ch;
                        f.get(ch);

                        int n=Q+(int)(ch);                  // Доводим до 4-хзначного числа

                        int arr[4];
                        for (int i=3;i>=0;i--)           // Вычленение цифр и применение формулы: (цифра + 7)%10
                        {
                            arr[i]=(n%10+7)%10;
                            n/=10;
                        }

                        int t=arr[0];                   //Перемена местами цифр
                        arr[0]=arr[2];
                        arr[2]=t;
                             t=arr[1];
                        arr[1]=arr[3];
                        arr[3]=t;

                        for (int i=0;i<4;i++)           //запись в файл закодированной последовательности
                        {
                            f1<<arr[i];
                        }
                        f1<<" ";

                };
}
    void decoder()
    {
    ifstream f("D:\\sample\\code.txt");
    ofstream f1("D:\\sample\\decode.txt");
    char s[4];
     for(f >> s; !f.eof(); f >> s)
     {
         int arr[4];

         for (int i=0;i<4;i++)
         {
             arr[i]=s[i]-'0';
             cout<<arr[i];
         }
         cout<<"-";

        int t=arr[0];
        arr[0]=arr[2];
        arr[2]=t;
            t=arr[1];
        arr[1]=arr[3];
        arr[3]=t;
        for(int i=0; i<4;i++)
    {
        for (int j=16;j>0;j--)
        {
            if ( j%10==arr[i])
            {
                arr[i]=j-7;

                break;
            }

        }
    }
    int acode;
    cout<<(char)(arr[1]*100+arr[2]*10+arr[3])<<endl;

     }
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Q: Unicode within Expect/Prefer headers As per https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17183124/standard-http-headers-equivalents-for-a-custom-protocol , I am trying to avoid creating new HTTP headers where old ones can do, and I specifically want to support Unicode.
From what I can tell, the "parameter" referenced by RFC5987 (which provides a means for Unicode support) is explicitly used within the headers TE, Transfer-Encoding and in Content-Type and Accept (i.e., the media type).
While "Expect" (RFC2616) and "Prefer" (draft-snell-http-prefer-18) indicate use of parameters of sort, they do not, as far as I can tell, make explicit reference to RFC5987 (nor vice versa), so I am wondering whether these headers may be used to embed Unicode values (within the parameter portion) in a standard-recognized fashion.

A: The only header fields that currently support RFC 5987 encoding are Content-Disposition and Link.
Out of curiosity: why do you need non-ASCII characters in Expect/Prefer?


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All About Main Core
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Millions of Americans are on this list, hidden inside of Main Core.
Main Core isn't some fancy nightclub where you slide the bouncer a $20 and he lets you slide through the door.
In fact, this is a list that you want to avoid being on if at all possible…
Make sure that you are not on this list…. by any means necessary
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Read below to find out why:
Are you one of the millions of Americans that have been designated a threat to national security by the U.S. government? Will you be subject to detention when martial law is imposed during a major national emergency?
As you will see below, there is actually a list that contains the names of at least 8 million Americans known as Main Core that the U.S. intelligence community has been compiling since the 1980s. A recent article on Washington's Blog quoted a couple of old magazine articles that mentioned this program, and I was intrigued because I didn't know what it was. So I decided to look into Main Core, and what I found out was absolutely stunning – especially in light of what Edward Snowden has just revealed to the world.
It turns out that the U.S. government is not just gathering information on all of us. The truth is that the U.S. government has used this information to create a list of threats to national security that the government would potentially watch, question or even detain during a national crisis. If you have ever been publicly critical of the government, there is a very good chance that you are on that list.
The following is how Wikipedia describes Main Core…
Main Core is the code name of a database maintained since the 1980s by the federal government of the United States. Main Core contains personal and financial data of millions of U.S. citizens believed to be threats to national security. The data, which comes from the NSA, FBI, CIA, and other sources, is collected and stored without warrants or court orders. The database's name derives from the fact that it contains "copies of the 'main core' or essence of each item of intelligence information on Americans produced by the FBI and the other agencies of the U.S. intelligence community.
It was Christopher Ketchum of Radar Magazine that first reported on the existence of Main Core. At the time, the shocking information that he revealed did not get that much attention. That is quite a shame, because it should have sent shockwaves across the nation…
According to a senior government official who served with high-level security clearances in five administrations, "There exists a database of Americans, who, often for the slightest and most trivial reason, are considered unfriendly, and who, in a time of panic, might be incarcerated. The database can identify and locate perceived 'enemies of the state' almost instantaneously." He and other sources tell Radar that the database is sometimes referred to by the code name Main Core. One knowledgeable source claims that 8 million Americans are now listed in Main Core as potentially suspect. In the event of a national emergency, these people could be subject to everything from heightened surveillance and tracking to direct questioning and possibly even detention.
Of course, federal law is somewhat vague as to what might constitute a "national emergency." Executive orders issued over the last three decades define it as a "natural disaster, military attack, [or] technological or other emergency," while Department of Defense documents include eventualities like "riots, acts of violence, insurrections, unlawful obstructions or assemblages, [and] disorder prejudicial to public law and order." According to one news report, even "national opposition to U.S. military invasion abroad" could be a trigger.
So if that list contained 8 million names all the way back in 2008, how big might it be today?
That is a very frightening thing to think about.
Later on in 2008, Tim Shorrock of Salon.com also reported on Main Core…
Dating back to the 1980s and known to government insiders as "Main Core," the database reportedly collects and stores — without warrants or court orders — the names and detailed data of Americans considered to be threats to national security. According to several former U.S. government officials with extensive knowledge of intelligence operations, Main Core in its current incarnation apparently contains a vast amount of personal data on Americans, including NSA intercepts of bank and credit card transactions and the results of surveillance efforts by the FBI, the CIA and other agencies. One former intelligence official described Main Core as "an emergency internal security database system" designed for use by the military in the event of a national catastrophe, a suspension of the Constitution or the imposition of martial law.
So why didn't this information get more attention at the time?
Well, if Obama had lost the 2008 election it might have. But Obama won in 2008 and the liberal media assumed that he would end many of the abuses that were happening under Bush. Of course that has not happened at all. In fact, Obama has steadily moved the police state agenda ahead aggressively. Edward Snowden has just made that abundantly clear to the entire world.
After 2008, it is unclear exactly what happened to Main Core. Did it expand, change names, merge with other programs or get superseded by a new program? It appears extremely unlikely that it simply faded away. In light of what we have just learned about NSA snooping, someone should ask our politicians some very hard questions about Main Core. According to Christopher Ketchum, the exact kind of NSA snooping that Edward Snowden has just described was being used to feed data into the Main Core database…
A host of publicly disclosed programs, sources say, now supply data to Main Core. Most notable are the NSA domestic surveillance programs, initiated in the wake of 9/11, typically referred to in press reports as "warrantless wiretapping." In March, a front-page article in the Wall Street Journal shed further light onto the extraordinarily invasive scope of the NSA efforts: According to the Journal, the government can now electronically monitor "huge volumes of records of domestic e-mails and Internet searches, as well as bank transfers, credit card transactions, travel, and telephone records."
Authorities employ "sophisticated software programs" to sift through the data, searching for "suspicious patterns." In effect, the program is a mass catalog of the private lives of Americans. And it's notable that the article hints at the possibility of programs like Main Core. "The [NSA] effort also ties into data from an ad-hoc collection of so-called black programs whose existence is undisclosed," the Journal reported, quoting unnamed officials. "Many of the programs in various agencies began years before the 9/11 attacks but have since been given greater reach."
The following information seems to be fair game for collection without a warrant: the e-mail addresses you send to and receive from, and the subject lines of those messages; the phone numbers you dial, the numbers that dial in to your line, and the durations of the calls; the Internet sites you visit and the keywords in your Web searches; the destinations of the airline tickets you buy; the amounts and locations of your ATM withdrawals; and the goods and services you purchase on credit cards. All of this information is archived on government supercomputers and, according to sources, also fed into the Main Core database.
This stuff is absolutely chilling.
And there have been hints that such a list still exists today.
For example, the testimony of an anonymous government insider that was recently posted on shtfplan.com alluded to such a list…
"We know all this already," I stated. He looked at me, giving me a look like I've never seen, and actually pushed his finger into my chest. "You don't know jack," he said, "this is bigger than you can imagine, bigger than anyone can imagine. This administration is collecting names of sources, whistle blowers and their families, names of media sources and everybody they talk to and have talked to, and they already have a huge list. If you're not working for MSNBC or CNN, you're probably on that list. If you are a website owner with a brisk readership and a conservative bent, you're on that list. It's a political dissident list, not an enemy threat list," he stated.
What in the world is happening to America?
What in the world are we turning into?
As I mentioned in a previous article, the NSA gathers 2.1 million gigabytes of data on all of us every single hour. The NSA is currently constructing a 2 billion dollar data center out in Utah to store all of this data.
If you are disturbed by all of this, now is the time to stand up and say something. If this crisis blows over and people forget about all of this stuff again, the Big Brother surveillance grid that is being constructed all around us will just continue to grow and continue to become even more oppressive.
America is dying right in front of your eyes and time is running out. Please stand up and be counted while you still can.
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Louis Menduni says:
How do we find out if we are the hit list
Sandy the Swede says:
That would get you on the list.
Shawn Meyer says:
If you are a patriotic American and believe in the Constitution and have ever written about it online or in e-mails you are probably on the list. My goal isn't to get off the list. It's to get more people on it.
Big D says:
And here I was thinking "Main Core: as a breed of cat like "ManCoon"..LOL. Or perhaps something to do with geothermal energy.
I didn't know the US gov't had all that extra money to throw around ? Perhaps it's a subsidy to coffee growers as they're going to need a lot of coffee to keep awake going through all that mundane B.S.
Ben Franklin said it best: "He who would trade freedom for a bit of security deserves neither".
PrepperHelper says:
#1 – National Security = Maintaining Status Quo
#2 – If being disgusted with Status Quo makes you a threat to national security, your name should be on the list.
#3 – If everyone who qualifies under #2 was actually on the list, "They" would realize they are outnumbered.
#4 – If you are outnumbered, you must cover up that fact by scaring those disgusted with Status Quo into being quiet. Nobody wants to be on Santa's 'Naughty List'.
#5 – Ron Paul, Chuck Baldwin and those who think like them are on the list. If, by chance, you are on the list you are in moral, intelligent company.
#6 – There is NO need for aggression. Simply fortify your spine, stand firm and maintain the high moral ground.
Draco says:
It's true no need for aggression,YET. But with billions of rounds of ammo, the in city training with local law, FEMA camps set up nationwide and the thousands upon thousands of plastic coffins. I dont think they plan on sitting around the fire for a beer and a smoke.
A list ? Here is some old news might be helpful to some.(Main Core) mindset could be or is part of "Dispensing of Existence: One of eight criteria of Mind Control according to Robert Lifton the theory of (Thought Reform). The organization's dogma determines whether or not other groups or individuals have the right to exist. All alternative belief systems or organizations are considered illegitimate. In extreme cases this mindset can promote violence or murder".
ChewyBees says:
If you have the ability to think critically, and put self, family, neighbor and life above fictional, de facto institutions, you are on some list somewhere.
These lists, all of the martial law and economic collapse rumors and threats, are all out there to instill fear. When you read about this "list", did you feel fear, even if for a moment? Do other things that go government bump in the night keep you up? Are you afraid of agencies and policies? If so, then you are playing right into the intended purpose of the advertisement. Once the human mind is encapsulated by fear, it is easily manipulated and controlled. Depending on the degree of fear, you can get a person to do most anything, like betraying the people in favor of a bunch of created political images.
That is all government really wants – the loyalty of the citizen to supersede anything else. Then they will have the fascist state they have been salivating for since the ratification of the constitution.
Oops, I said it. Guess I'm on the list. Whatever.
Éowyn says:
Nah, I just said, molon labe.
JOJO. says:
WHAT IN THE HELL ARE THESE STUPID BASTARDS WAITING ON…THEY CAN'T WIN ANYWAY…BUT THEY CAN TRY…I'M READY FOR EM…
I have a friend who grew up under communism, who's parents taught him the original names of the cities and streets…
and to protect his family, he refuses to sign any petition: The governments simply used/use those petitions as round-up lists, complete with addresses.
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The popular chain has partnered with a sustainable biochemical company to turn used coffee beans into biofuel
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The exterior of a home that's almost exclusively run by fuel produced from coffee waste.Photo: Courtesy of Dunkin' At Home
Coffee helps energize millions of Americans each day. In fact, according to the U.K.-based marketing firm Euromonitor, the average American guzzles nearly 90 gallons of coffee each year. But what happens to the coffee grounds after the drink has been consumed? It's true, some people use the by-product to fertilize their soil (coffee grounds are known to raise the acidity level of soil, which is good for some but not all plants). Many more people simply throw away the ground beans. Recently, however, a company has turned to reusing the by-product in the most ingenious of ways: to power roughly 80 percent of the utilities within a tiny home.
Dunkin' Donuts, one of the largest coffee chains in America, has partnered with Blue Marble Biomaterials, a sustainable biochemical company, to create eco-friendly biofuel. The process is one in which the excess oil in the used coffee beans is removed, mixed with an alcohol that turns the product to biodiesel, and then refined into fuel that can be burned to produce energy. According to Blue Marble Biomaterials, every 170 pounds of used coffee grounds yields about one gallon of fuel that can be used in a home.
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This led Dunkin' Donuts to showcase its new science experiment. After partnering with New Frontier Tiny Homes (a company that designs and builds tiny homes in the world), the two created Dunkin' at Home—a custom-built 275-square-foot transportable home. The exterior of the home is made of dark, black-stained cedar wood, to mimic the color and texture of a strong cup of coffee. Inside the home, there is a kitchen, bathroom with a shower, washer and dryer, bedroom, living room, and a small porch. If this is the future of eco-friendly living, then sign me up for an extra-large coffee every morning.
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