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Researcher Guillermina Cantou collects water samples for analysis from an experimental rice paddy in Treinta y Tres, Uruguay.
UC DAVIS (US)—A simple water test is helping farmers in Uruguay know if rice fields are safe to drain, and will be instrumental in efforts to stop pollution of the country's water sources and a globally valuable nature preserve.
The test checks for levels of the herbicide clomazone, used on 78 percent of Uruguay's rice fields. When applied in high doses, clomazone can cause liver disease in experimental animals. It also is known to disrupt fish hormones, affecting their ability to reproduce.
Clomazone, however, usually degrades to safe levels during the rice-growing season. Holding water on the fields for just the right amount of time can make the water safe for streams and rivers, without damaging the farmer's harvest.
The new test technology developed by researchers at the University of California, Davis, gives scientists a way to determine whether the degradation process is complete. Eventually, it should be available to farmers in a simple "dipstick" field test.
The farmer would take a few ounces of water from the rice paddy, dip in the test stick, and wait a few minutes for results. If the stick color turns one color, the water is safe to release. If it turns a different color, the farmer should wait a few days and test again.
Developing best rice-farming practices to avoid release of toxic chemicals to the environment is especially urgent in Uruguay, because water drained from the country's main area of rice cultivation flows into the marshlands of the Eastern Biosphere Reserve (Reserva de Biosfera Humedales del Este).
This reserve is managed as part of the United Nations' UNESCO Man and Biosphere Reserve Program, which promotes environmentally sustainable human development and is also the headwaters of streams and rivers that provide water to hundreds of thousands of people and millions of birds.
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'We both love our rugby': Reds coach and ex-All Blacks great Brad Thorn's impassioned plea for Super Rugby's future
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Former All Blacks great Brad Thorn is calling for unification between New Zealand and Australia as the trans-Tasman debate about the future of Super Rugby rages on.
What form the competition will take shape from next year onwards remains to be seen. Both nations kickstarted their own domestic Super Rugby league this season in place of the regular tournament that was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whether Super Rugby Aotearoa and Super Rugby AU will stay as standalone products or will be merged together to some degree in 2021 is yet to be decided and has been the subject of much drama between Rugby Australia and New Zealand Rugby in recent weeks.
Reds coach Brad Thorn speaks to media.
Thorn, who played 59 tests for the All Blacks and now coaches the Queensland Reds, has now voiced his opinion on the predicament, suggesting his preference for a trans-Tasman format between the two nations.
"I look at two countries that have gone to war together, have a tight connection, are very close to each other and we both love our rugby," the 45-year-old said.
"For me, you think about Queensland in the 70s, they started playing the New Zealand teams, they wanted to improve their rugby.
"We're really enjoying this national comp playing against our fellow Australian teams, but also with New Zealand rugby teams, nationally as well, obviously being very strong, we want to compete against that also.
"The future of rugby is getting talked about, and … we want to be in the best competition, we want to play the best.
"There's an opportunity to have a very good competition, so you hope that whatever gets done on both side is for a good result and we get a world-class competition."
Thorn – who won two Super Rugby titles with the Crusaders, played for the Highlanders, won the 2011 World Cup, played 200 times in the NRL and represented Queensland and Australia in rugby league – is out of contract with the Reds at the end of the year.
Despite that, he hopes to remain involved in whatever shape Super Rugby takes next season.
"It's not solely my decision (about his future with the Reds). You've got people who'll be making those decisions, and we've got to see where the game's going," he said.
"I think it's going in a positive way with the competition they're talking about, and you want to be part of that.
"I've enjoyed this role, this is my third year, and I wanted to serve this club as best I could, and at the minimum leave it in a better place for the next guy.
"I feel like it's in a reasonable place, but being attached to the guys and what we've done, and the build that we've done, it would be great to see it through, and see some real strength for the Queensland Reds, but also rugby in Queensland in general.
"Anyone who knows me, knows I want to achieve stuff."
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Home Featured Features Bruce Power Block Party 2019 at Kincardine Davidson Centre
Bruce Power Block Party 2019 at Kincardine Davidson Centre
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Bruce Power is trading in its water wings for midway rides and a circus show as it shifts its annual summer party from the beach to Kincardine's Davidson Centre this year. The company's 16th annual summer party will be held Saturday, July 20, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., and the community is invited for a fun-filled day of free rides, entertainment and treats.
Block Party 2018 held in Port Elgin Kincardine party featires free family midway and performances by the Zacada Circus Show
"We enjoy such tremendous support and this is our way of thanking the community, our employees, and celebrating summer in beautiful Bruce County," said David Abbott, Bruce Power's Director of Community & Indigenous Relations. "We hope people from all across the county will come to Kincardine and enjoy the many activities we have planned."
The Bruce Power Block Party will feature a free family midway and inflatables, face painting, and performances by the Zacada Circus Show, which is operated by former Cirque du Soleil artists and features hand balancers, acrobats, and aerialists.
The circus shows will be held in the Davidson Centre on the arena floor at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. with limited seating for each show, so plan to arrive early. The free midway rides and inflatables get underway at 11 a.m. and free carnival snacks will be offered starting at noon, while quantities last.
There are also free public swims from noon-1 p.m., 2-3 p.m. and 4-5 p.m. The day of fun will be capped off with fireworks on the beach at dusk.
There will be no parking available at the Davidson Centre so shuttle buses will be running from five different locations including Bruce Power's MCR Training Facility at 380 Gary St., Kincardine District Secondary School at 885 River Lane (corner of Durham Street), Huron Heights Public School at 785 Russell St., Kincardine Curling Club at 277 Penetangore Row, and Bruce Power's Training Centre at 705 Princes St.
For more information, visit the Block Party website at www.brucepower.com/blockparty.
About Bruce Power
Formed in 2001, Bruce Power is an electricity company based in Bruce County, Ontario. We are powered by our people. Our 4,200 employees are the foundation of our accomplishments and are proud of the role they play in safely delivering clean, reliable, low-cost nuclear power to families and businesses across the province. Bruce Power has worked hard to build strong roots in Ontario and is committed to protecting the environment and supporting the communities in which we live. Learn more at www.brucepower.com and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube.
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Incarnate Word, Colorado State game will go on with no fans
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — The women's basketball game between Incarnate Word and Colorado State will tip as planned despite a snowstorm that hit the area. But there won't be any fans in the seats.
The Rams announced they are closing Tuesday night's game to fans out of safety concerns after about a foot of snow fell throughout the city. The school is offering fans a chance to redeem their game ticket for two additional complimentary tickets to any upcoming home game at Moby Arena.
It will still be open to the media. The contest will also be streamed on the school's website and broadcast on a local radio station.
Incarnate Word is 2-2 this season and the Rams 3-3.
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"All roads lead to Rome. This old saying, well known to everyone, is perfectly applicable today with Santiago de Compostela. After the discovery of the Apostle's tomb, the Camino has been travelled for hundreds of years by pilgrims from all over the world along its kilometres. Since then, old paths of the European continent emerged with the same place as a destination, Santiago. It was after the construction of the cathedral that pilgrimages multiplied and the pilgrimage route known today as the Camino de Santiago was consolidated.
We must bear in mind that there is no single itinerary, depending on the starting point we can choose from dozens of routes, each with its own history and tradition. There are more than 60 routes within Spain and many more in the rest of Europe. In this article we present you the favorite routes of the pilgrims on their way to Santiago.
What does a route have to have to be one of the routes to Santiago?
Although the Way to Santiago can start from many points, a number of factors must be met for it to be considered one of the historic routes to Santiago. Certain criteria were established for this purpose, which are as follows:
– There must be a record of the Historic Layout, both in the old cartography and in its use.
– The historical existence of hospitals, bridges and even Jacobean legends of the route.
– Historical documentation of the passage of pilgrims.
– We can also add the passage through villages related to the Jacobean route and its symbolism and history.
The different Ways of Saint James
There is a wide range of official routes to Santiago that cross the peninsula, more than fifty have been documented. The following are the oldest roads and currently host the largest number of pilgrims:
The French Way
This path has been declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco and a European Cultural Itinerary by the Council of Europe. It is par excellence the most famous and crowded of all. It is considered the best signposted route and has many advantages for the pilgrim, such as quality and variety of accommodation, all kinds of services and a rich offer of monuments and landscapes. It has its starting point in Saint Jean Pied de Port (French-Spanish border) although the most popular point to start this Jacobean route is Sarria (Lugo) located about 110 Kms from Santiago.
The French Way consists of about 800 kilometers, which can be completed in approximately 30 days. If you do not have so much time other popular starting points are: Ponferrada (12 days), León (9 days), O Cebreiro (8 days) or from Sarria (5 or 6 days) which offer the minimum number of kilometres necessary to obtain the Compostela.
The Portuguese Way
The Portuguese Way is the second in terms of influx of pilgrims. It gathers a set of routes that start from different parts of Portugal, but always entering Galicia through the town of Tui. The fact of receiving more pilgrims every year has turned it into a route that offers all the services and variety of accommodation that a pilgrim may need.
This route consists of around 600 kilometres starting from the Portuguese capital, passing through towns such as Coimbra, Mealhada, Águeda, Oporto, Barcelos, Ponte de Lima, Rubiães and Valença do Minho. Once on Galician soil, the route crosses such emblematic places as O Porriño, Redondela, Pontevedra, Caldas de Reis or Padrón before reaching Santiago de Compostela. In total it takes approximately 21 days to cover the 600 kilometres. For pilgrims who do not have so much time, Tui is the starting point because, like Sarria in the French section, it offers the minimum distance necessary to travel to obtain the compostela.
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The North Road
The official route of the The North Road is the one that runs along the northern coast of Spain. It enters Galicia through the town of Ribadeo until it joins the French Way in the last kilometres. This route stands out as one of the oldest and favorite of the most experienced pilgrims.
It has a similar distance to the French Way, with about 815 kilometers, divided into 32 stages. Irún is the starting point of a route that crosses important cities such as Santander, Bilbao, San Sebastián or Baamonde. Its great beauty led it to be recognized as a World HeritageSite.
The Primitive Way
Probably the oldest road hence its name. Historically forged its fame after being made by King Alfonso II El Casto. It shares with both the Northern Way and the French Way. It is a quite demanding and less beaten route. It makes up for its lack of services and accommodation with the incredible landscapes that it offers to its pilgrims.
It consists of 321 kilometers in total divided into 11 stages starting with from Oviedo. It crosses towns such as Grado, Salas, Tineo, Borres, Pola de Allande La Mesa, Grandas de Salime, Fonsagrada, Cádavo Baleira, Lugo and Palas de Rei. From this point we will continue along the French route. If we want to do the minimum number of kilometres necessary to obtain the compostela on the primitive way, we will have to start at from Lugo.
The English Way
The shortest Camino de Santiago of all. It gets its name from ancient times where the pilgrims of British origin entered the peninsula through two points: Ferrol or A Coruña. It is a less frequented route recommended for those pilgrims who already know other routes of the Camino and want to explore the less travelled routes.
The distance of the English Way from Ferrol will be enough to get the well-deserved Compostela, 110 kilometres covered in 5 or 6 days. If we start from A Coruña we will not reach the minimum of 100 Kms. Both routes converge in Bruma where they join up to Santiago de Compostela.
The Silver Route
Historically, this route was a communication route from Roman times that linked Astorga with Mérida. Different events throughout history caused this route to undergo modifications and expansions. Nowadays you can start from the south of Spain, specifically from Seville. It shares the last kilometers with the French Way. The long distances, the climate and lack of accommodation at some points make it a route not suitable for all pilgrims.
The Silver Route has a route of 705 kilometers, approximately 26 days leaving from Seville and passing through places of great history such as Mérida or Salamanca. There are two entry points to Galicia, either by connecting with the French route in Astorga or if we prefer we can choose to connect with the Sanabrés Way from Ourense, the latter is the most recommended option if you want to cover the 100 kilometres necessary to obtain the compostela in 5 or 6 days.
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In addition to the aforementioned routes, there are many more, including the different variants of each route. Other documented routes are:
– The Sanabres Way (369kms)
– The Aragonese Way (178kms)
– The Mozarabic Way. (From Almería to Mérida 618 kms)
– Via Augusta (Cadiz to Seville 171 kms)
– El Camino del Sur (From Huelva to Zafra 186 kms)
– The Catalan Way (Approximately 494 kms from San Pedro)
– The Ebro Way (From the Ebro Delta to Logroño 453kms)
– El Camino de Madrid (From Madrid to Sahagún 324kms)
These are some of the more than 50 Caminos that exist in the Spanish territory without counting those found in the rest of Europe. And you, do you know any of these routes, do you want more information, would you like us to help you organize your way? If so, leave us your comment or contact us directly through the 981966846.
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Your Complete Guide to Cleveland Concerts (December 5 -11)
SUNDAY DEC 8
Dany Lou Grass/Avin Loki Baird CD Release: 7 p.m. Barking Spider Tavern.
Pete Huttlinger/Mark Sganga: 7 p.m., $20. Nighttown.
Zoe Keating: 8 p.m., $12-$16. The Kent Stage.
Night Owls: 3 p.m. Barking Spider Tavern.
The Oarsman/Get in the Ark: 9 p.m., free. Now That's Class.
Anthony Raneri/Nina Diaz/My Mouth is the Speaker: 8:30 p.m., $12 ADV, $15 DOS. Grog Shop.
School of Rock: 11:30 p.m., $10. Beachland Ballroom.
Sunday Noise Lunch with Sam Harmon (as Glacial 23)/Petrus + Lull + Rodriguez/9 Volt Haunted House/Ron Pyrosonic (as Whorlweaver)/Hunter Just (as Malware)/Bbob Drake + JGuy Laughlin/Lisa Miralia (as Baat)/Robert Resch + Amanda Howland: 4 p.m., free. Now That's Class.
Paul Thorn & Band/John & the Empty Pockets: 8 p.m., $18 ADV, $20 DOS. Beachland Ballroom.
MONDAY DEC 9
<Tegan and Sara: Oasis proved that putting siblings together in a band isn't always a great idea. The Gallagher brothers fought like arch rivals out for blood. Yet, for sisters Tegan and Sara Quin, who formed Tegan and Sara nearly 15 years ago, feuding hasn't been part of the equation. "We have our conflicts and debates," says Sara Quin. "We've just learned to manage them with a gentler approach over the years. We were raised to keep our battles private whenever possible and our career is no different. I would be beyond humiliated to air our grievances publicly about one another." It probably helps that the band's popularity continues to escalate. With its latest album, Heartthrob, the group sought to "expand and build" its fanbase, so it opts for a poppier approach and emphasizes the synth-pop side of its sound. That doesn't detract from the band's deeply personal lyrics and terrific vocal harmonies. "Even though this record is more 'produced' sounding, we've always had to dig through very dense compositions in the rehearsal stages," says Quin. "Our records have become cleaner and beefier but even on previous albums there were dozens of great ideas that came together to create the music. It's always a mystery to try and discover which of those ideas need to be there to create the most interesting version of the song live." 8 p.m., $35-$40. Masonic Auditorium.
Ernie Krivda Jazz Workshop/Denny Carlton & the Elements: 7 p.m. Barking Spider Tavern.
Mojo Big Band: 8 p.m. Brothers Lounge.
Q104's Holiday Ho Show featuring Backstreet Boys and Gavin DeGraw/Plain White T's/Alex Aiono: Recently reunited, Backstreet Boys played to a capacity crowd at Nautica in August, and the group is back in town tonight to play House of Blues at 7 as part of the Q104 Holiday Ho show. The best-selling boy band of all time just issued a new studio album and is celebrating its 20th anniversary, something they'll surely mention a few hundred times at tonight's show. 8 p.m., $35 ADV, $37 DOS. House of Blues. (Niesel)
Velvet Voyage (in the Wine Bar): 8 p.m. Brothers Lounge.
TUESDAY DEC 10
Conditions/Lions Lions/The Orphan Poet: 6 p.m., $10 ADV, $13 DOS. Agora Ballroom.
Diego Garcia/J.A. Beltram: The former frontman of post-punk outfit Elefant, Diego Garcia carries a certain amount of cred among more eclectic circles of indie rock. With his sophomore solo album hitting the streets last month, the guitarist is stretching his legs and tapping into broader musical motifs and traditions. Now more than ever, Garcia is diving into his Argentine heritage and returning to the surface with hearty doffs of the cap to 1970s-era songwriting (imagine traveling troubadours, imparting the outskirts of Buenos Aires with wisdom from some far-off place). Often poetic and romantic, the tunes on
Paradise showcase a songwriter hitting a personal stride and feeling comfortable with his own voice. "Sunnier Days" has become somewhat of a hit off the album; give it a listen now. 8:30 p.m., $10. Beachland Tavern. (Sandy)
Halestorm/Redlight King/Stars in Stereo: Arejay and Lzzy Hale formed Halestorm way back in 1997 when they were still in their teens. In fact, their dad initially served as both their chaperone and bassist. Shortly after forming, the Hale siblings added guitarist Joe Hottinger and then bassist Josh Smith. Last year's The Strange Case Of ... includes a broad balance of hard rock anthems and poppier ballads. The band's new EP, Reanimate 2.0, is a collection of covers that includes a heavy metal rendition of Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" and a faithful cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Gold Dust Woman." 7:30 p.m., $19.99 ADV, $22 DOS. House of Blues. (Niesel)
Lyrical Rhythms: Poetry and Soul Open Mic: 9 p.m. Grog Shop.
Alex Meixner Polka Holiday Show: 7:30 p.m., $10. Beachland Ballroom.
Brad Musechuk (in the Wine Bar): 8 p.m. Brothers Lounge.
Charlie Wiener/Noon: 8:30 p.m. Barking Spider Tavern.
WEDNESDAY DEC 11
10 X 3 Hosted by Brent Kirby (in the Wine Bar): 8 p.m. Brothers Lounge.
Bella Russia/Gomez Addams: 9 p.m., $5. Now That's Class.
Art Garfunkel: 7:30 p.m., $65. E.J. Thomas Hall.
Ruairi Hurley/Frank Marzano: 8 p.m. Barking Spider Tavern.
Never Shout Never: 7 p.m., $20. Grog Shop.
Waylon Speed/Empty Pockets: As the story goes, the guys in Waylon Speed formed the band after they all met at a local honky-tonk in Burlington. These guys describe themselves as "a cross between Metallica and the Lumineers." The Metallica connection bit might be a stretch, but the guys have a good roots rock edge to their jam band sound. They sound a bit like My Morning Jacket if those guys rocked a little harder. 8 p.m. Brothers Lounge.
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Q: Iterator over a vector of pairs and use std::copy to print the result I have the following vector:
std::vector<std::pair<int,std::string>> songs;
I want to use std::copy to pass elements from the vector (let's say the int) to ostream, something like the following which ofcourse doesn't work:
std::copy(songs.begin(),songs.end(),std::ostream_iterator<int>(std::cout,""));
I know that I can do it with this way:
for(auto it=songs.begin(); it!=songs.end(); ++it)
    {
      std::cout << (*it).first;
    }

But I am wondering if it possible in C++ to create an iterator that points only to one of the elements of the pair and then use it to iterate and copy the elements to ostream or how can I make the std::copy above work?

A: As chris mentioned in the comments, the easiest solution is to use std::transform
std::transform( songs.begin(), songs.end(),
                std::ostream_iterator<int>( std::cout, "\n" ),
                []( decltype(v)::value_type const& p ) -> decltype(p.first) {
                    return p.first;
                }
              );

If you want to go the custom iterator route, create a type that mimics ostream_iterator's behavior, and additionally uses std::get to retrieve only the item you care about.
template<std::size_t N>
struct get_tuple_item_iterator
: public std::iterator<std::output_iterator_tag, void, void, void, void>
{
    get_tuple_item_iterator( std::ostream& os, std::string term )
    : os_(os)
    , term_(std::move(term))
    {}

    template<typename... T>
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    {
        static_assert(N < sizeof...(T), "N is out of range");
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Q: Why does Java not have any destructor like C++? Java has its own garbage collection implementation so it does not require any destructor like C++ . This makes Java developer lazy in implementing memory management.
Still we can have destructor along with garbage collector where developer can free resources and which can save garbage collector's work. This might improves the performance of application. Why does Java not provide any destructor kind of mechanism?
Developer does not have control over GC but he/she can control or create object. Then why not give them ability to destruct the objects?

A: The C++ destructor is not a way to destruct objects - it's a set of operation that are to be done when the object is destructed. In Java you have no control on the time when objects are destructed (they may be even never destructed), so putting any important code to be executed at object destruction is strongly discouraged (although possible - finalize method). If you ask not for a destructor but for a way to explicitly destroy given object, you are inviting dangling references into your code. They are not welcome.

A: You're asserting that "garbage collection is very expensive" - could you back that up with evidence? Garbage collection is certainly not free but modern garbage collectors are very good.
Note that one of the ways in which the GC is able to be efficient is that it knows it's the only thing doing memory allocation and deallocation (for managed objects). Allowing a developer to explicitly free an object could hamper that efficiency. You'd also need to worry about what would happen if a developer tried to "use" a freed object:
Foo f = new Foo();
Foo g = f;
free(f); // Or whatever
System.out.println(g.toString()); // What should this do?

Are you proposing that each object should have an extra flag for "has this explicitly been freed" which needs to be checked on every dereference? This feels like a recipe for disaster, to be honest.
You're right though - it does allow Java developers to be lazy in this area. That's a good thing. IDEs allow developers to be lazy, too - as do high-level languages, etc. Laziness around memory allocation allows developers in managed environments to spend their energy worrying about business problems rather than memory management.

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This makes Java developer lazy in
  implementing memory management.

No, it releases them to perform useful work.

And Garbage Collection is very
  expensive.

Compared to what? Facts? Figures? You're about 20 years out of date with that remark. The take-up of Java alone effectively disproves that contention.

This might improves the performance of application.

Or not. Did you have some facts to adduce?

Then why not give them ability to destruct the objects?

Because it's not required?

A: Destructors are called when the object is destroyed in C++, not to destroy the object. If you want to guarantee cleanup, make the user call a Destroy method or similar.

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Garbage Collection is very expensive.

In fact, for complex applications, the performance of garbage collection is competitive with manual storage management based on malloc / free.  There is a classic paper by Benjamin Zorn that clearly demonstrates this.  In this paper, Zorn describes how he modified some large heap intensive applications to use a conservative garbage collector instead of malloc and free.  Then he benchmarked the original and modified versions of the applications.  The result was comparable performance.
This paper was published in Software Practice and Experience in 1993.  If you haven't read it, you are not qualified to make pronouncements on the "inefficiency" of garbage collection.
Note that this research was done with a 1993-vintage conservative garbage collector.  A conservative collector is mark-sweep without any compaction; i.e. non-garbage objects don't move.  The latter means that allocation of space for new objects is as slow and complicated as malloc.  By contrast, modern garbage collectors (e.g. Java 6/7 ones) are generational copying collectors which are much more efficient.  And since copying compacts the remaining non-garbage objects, allocation is much faster.  This makes GC even more competitive ... if one could find a way to do the comparison.

Developer does not have control over GC but he/she can control or create object. Then why not give them ability to destruct the objects?

It depends on what precisely you mean by "destruct".

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*In Java, you do have the ability to assign null.  In some circumstances this may hasten the destruction of an object.

*In Java, you can use finalizers and Reference types to notice that an object is about to be destroyed ... and so something about it.

*In Java, you can define a close() (or equivalent) method on any object and have it do something appropriate.  Then call it explicitly.

*In Java 7, you have the "try with resources" construct for automatically calling close() on the resources on scope exit.
However, you can't cause a Java object to be deleted NOW.  The reason this is not allowed is that it would allow a program to create dangling references, which could lead to corruption of the heap and random JVM crashes.
That is NOT the Java way.  The philosophy is that writing reliable programs is more important than efficiency.  While certain aspects of Java don't follow this (e.g. threading) nobody wants the possibility of random JVM crashes.

A: If you know you don't some big objects anymore just set the references to them to null. This could maybe speed up the garbage collection of these objects.

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The C++ destructor is not a way to destruct objects - it's a set of operation that are to be done when the object is destructed.

I think you are confusing terminology. Here is how I see it:
create object = first allocate memory, then construct via constructor
destroy object = first destruct via destructor, then deallocate memory
How the memory is allocated and deallocated depends. If you use new and delete, the memory management is done by void* operator new(size_t) and void operator delete(void*).

A: A C++ destructor is useful for freeing any resources owned by the object, not only memory. It may be files, sockets, mutexes, semaphores, or any other resource handles. Using a destructor is a smart way of preventing resource leaks. Wrap the resource handling in a C++ class and make a destructor that frees any allocated resources. I don't see any such method in Java. You have to explicitly free the resource, and this can be tricky if there are many possible exit paths.

A: No, java does not support destructors. All freeing the memory task is done by GARBAGE COLLECTOR.
Java has it's own memory management feature using garbage collector. When you use finalize() the object becomes available for garbage collection and you don't need to explicitly call for the destructor. C# and Java don't want you to worry about destructor as they have feature of garbage collection.
Java is a bytecode language, it has very strong garbage detection. If you were to allow people to define their own destructors it is likely that they might make some mistakes. By automating the process, Java intends to prevent those mistakes.

A: You do have the ability to control object destruction in Java. It simply uses a different idiom:
Connection conn = null;
try {
  conn = ...
  // do stuff
} finally {
  try { conn.close(); } catch (Exception e) { }
}

You could point out at this point that this isn't object destruction and that you could, for example, pass that object to something else and still have a reference to it. You are right on both counts. It is simply as close as Java (and most managed platforms) get.
But no Java does not, as you say, have a destructor mechanism as in C++. Some people mistake finalizers for this. They are not destructors and it is dangerous to use them as such.
Memory management for a programmer is hard. You can easily leak memory, particularly when doing multithreaded programming (also hard). Experience has shown that the cost of GC, while real and sometimes substantial, is well and truly justified in productivity increases and bug incidences in the vast majority of cases, which is why the vast majority of platforms now are "managed" (meaning they use garbage collection).


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Didaskalia 14 (2018) 9 - PLAY REVIEW
Review: The Bacchae
Directed by M. J. Coldiron and Yana Sistovari
Producers Staniewski Gardzienice, Sistovari, Thiasos
11 May 2018, Gardzienice
The European Centre for Theatre Practices
Lublin, Poland
Reviewed by Fiona Macintosh, Professor of Classical Reception, DirectorAPGRD, Fellow of St. Hilda's College
First performed in the summer of 2017 in the glorious grounds of New College, Oxford, the London-based Thiasos Theatre Company's vibrant and deeply ritualized production of Euripides' Bacchae has recently received an exciting revival in the very differently spectacular setting of Gardzienice, the home just outside Lublin of Poland's leading theatre company.
New College Gardens afforded a backdrop of a vast, ten-metre-high, tree-planted mound, which doubled as Mount Cithaeron, the place to which the women of Thebes have fled before the start of the play in order to worship the newly arrived god, Dionysus. And it was from the top of this mound, in front of a long flight of stone steps, that the victorious and vindictive god chillingly appeared at dusk at the end of last year's production. Dionysus, aloft, not only overwhelmed those dazed and defeated mortals from the house of Thebes left in tatters beneath; he also exercised his spellbinding powers over the spectators seated in deckchairs on the College lawn below.
In Gardzienice, the audience was more conventionally seated inside in the raked seating of the relatively small but hugely flexible studio space of what is rather deceptively known as the 'Shed'. The Shed, one of a number of available performance spaces at Gardzienice, has the potential to open out onto wild gardens; in the opening scene of Thiasos' Bacchae, the chorus of Asian maenads surged forward from this verdant space in the distance (in Oxford they entered less forcefully from behind the deckchairs) before thronging the performance area proper to begin their frenzied celebration of Dionysus. Although the Company no longer had any mound from which the deus ex machina might appear, they found a creative and effective alternative: Dionysus loomed out of the now-darkened wild space beyond on stilts – towering above the cowering mortals beneath.
And this year, Scott Middleton, who seems to have grown even more confident in the role of Dionysus, adroitly brought allure and menace in equal measure to these final moments.
Thiasos Company's performances have won international acclaim for their unique blend of music and dance. The first to put the company on the map was an intercultural production of Euripides' Hippolytus that drew on Balinese dance traditions and premiered in Cambridge at the Classics Triennial in 1998, subsequently touring to Cyprus and Dartmouth College, USA. Their Bacchae began life in 2003 in London, in a translation by Richard Seaford and a production directed by Yana Zarifi and M. J. Coldiron, whose successful partnership oversees the current revival as well. The stunning designs from 2003, by the distinguished stage designer Ab'Elkader Farrah, have also been included in the revival. This is a deeply ritualistic – almost Nietzschean – production which seeks to establish the centrality of dance to religious ritual and celebrates the communalities of collective movement. The chorus is very often an embarrassment in productions of the Bacchae – witness the tuneful but totally implausible school-choir-like maenads who graced the stage but barely moved during the Almeida Theatre's Greek Season production in 2015. Here in Thiasos' production, by contrast, it was the chorus that provided the pace and the pulse in this high-octane piece.
It is the Company's chorus-centred productions that have garnered plaudits on the international stage and led to the Company's return in 2017 for the second time to New College, Oxford (Thiasos' production of Persians was mounted in the grounds of New College in 2003). The Company's signature physical and musical experiments also led to the invitation to perform the Bacchae in Lublin (Thiasos had already performed a revival of their Hippolytus there in 2016). Thiasos' commitment to music, dance and text intersects with the pioneering ensemble methods of the Artistic Director of Gardzienice, Włodzimierz Staniewski. The Gardzienice Company began life on the road in the 1977 as a touring troupe, and has now restored the old palace and built multiple performance venues for its European Centre for Theatre Practices, which trains young actors from around the world and makes new work, often inspired, like Thiasos, by the mousike of ancient theatre. For Thiasos members, performing at Gardzienice didn't just grant them another outstanding performance space; it also gave them access, through the tutelage of some of the Polish company's senior actors, to the Gardzienice method that infused their own ensemble performances.
This 2017–2018 revival of Bacchae is marked by two stand-out performances. The first is the stunning intercultural music, under the direction of Manuel Jimenez, that draws on an eclectic mix of Brazilian Candomblé, Eastern European folk traditions and Sardinian cantu a tenore. At its centre is the haunting sound of the launeddas, the Sardinian triple pipes, widely understood to capture the eerie strains of the ancient aulos, and spectacularly played here by the Sardinian musician Roberto Tangianu.
The other stellar feature of this show, as in New College in 2017, is the lament sung by Shelby Lynn Gilliam in the part of Agave, who finds a rawness in the lower register that can only come from plumbing the depths of agony. Gilliam left barely a dry eye in the house as she struggled to piece together the body parts of the son she had unwittingly hunted down.
As ever with Thiasos' productions, here was a thrilling synthesis of the arts: under the sure-footed direction of Margaret Coldiron and Yana Sistovari, and with the glorious design palette of Abd'Elkader Farrah, this Bacchae enthralled no less than did the god in whose honour it was originally performed and whose power was terrifyingly on display here.
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Christine lives in a small studio apartment. Every morning she wakes up using an alarm clock that has a light that simulates the rising sun. The clock's slowly increasing level of light gently wakes her up, so that by the time she turns on the apartment's bright white lights she already feels refreshed and ready to go. Even in the bathroom, Christine uses a mirror with bright white lighting and special high-colour rendering that not only helps her put her makeup on, it also energises her.
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One of the most prevalent themes found in the humor of Monty Python's explored in far greater detail within the context of this film. It considers the necessity of insane behavior as a rebellion against the overly organized and regulated society. Time Bandits is considered the first film in Terry Gilliam's, 'Trilogy of Imagination' which is followed by Brazil (1985) and with The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1989). It is highly recommended that you get in to enjoy all three. So far, Brazil Has Been Available as Part of the Criterion Collection for a While and Time Bandits is just been inducted into this scheme collection of films. Collectively, Gilliam's trilogy considers the necessity to escape the confinement imposed by an overly ordered society through the use of imagination. Each of the three films focuses on an individual at a different stage of life; one Munchausen office the perspective of an elderly man, Brazil delves into the imagination of a man in his 30s, and as is only proper, this movie inaugurates the trilogy by examining the imagination of a young boy. As you watch these films, you may naturally wonder what psychotropic substances were used to augment their creative perspective. At the following the careers of these men over decades, I have come to the conclusion that although some pharmacological assistance most of the ivory had been used the most delightful thing about this group of people is that they were born within the marvelously twisted perspective of the world and the talent to share it with others.
Kevin (David Daker) is an 11-year-old boy in possession of a trait commonly referred to by adults is an overactive imagination. This means although physically consigned to this reality is mind frequently travels through time and space taking the whimsical boy adventures. His imagination dovetails nicely with his infatuation with history, allowing Kevin to remove himself from the dry facts and dates his textbook, enabling him to wonder what the people in the times will like. One of his favorite time periods was that of ancient Greece. His mother (Sheila Fearn) and father (David Daker). Almost a dismissive of the stories concocted in his head. His payments of far too preoccupied with the acquisition of devices and of the material goods they see as necessary to retain parity with their neighbors. This is a recurring theme in Gilliam's trilogy, which a byproduct of a society that is ordered so well his overt consumerism. It drives the economy by creating marketable items which in turn means people have to have jobs to pay for their purchase. There was a sitcom that lasted for some years over in Britain that focuses on one man's quest to break free of this endless cycle; 'Good Neighbor's,' it is a sitcom like nothing you've ever seen here in the United States.
Kevin (Craig Warnock) is an 11-year-old boy in possession of a faculty referred to by adults as an overactive imagination. His body trapped in reality, but his mind soars through time and space bringing him on wonderful flights of fancy. His parents just don't understand him. His mother (Sheila Fearn) and father (David Daker) are far too busy accumulating items and gadgets collected for the sole purpose of maintaining parity in neighbors' possessions. One night, Kevin's perspective of the world would change forever. While he's sleeping in his room, his wardrobe suddenly burst open. Out of it burst an armored knight astride his steed. In his bedroom wall dissolves into a forest into which the knight rides. A split-second later his room is back to normal, but when he looks at a photo on his wall, he notices that it forest. He has been perfect. Hoping the next night, but have a repeat of this experience, Kevin prepares backpacking a bag, including a Polaroid camera. Again, his wardrobe becomes a portal as six dwarfs fill his room. They are in possession of a much worn, large map and anxious to find an exit somewhere in the boy's bedroom. Kevin's hesitation quickly abated when a massive head appears, the Supreme Being (Ralph Richardson). The demands the immediate return of his map, as Kevin in the dwarfs fall into an abyss. What follows is a surreal journey through time and space that might be likened to discussing Stephen Hawking's time space series while under the influence of an intense psychedelic.
As Kevin accompanies the sextet of temporal thieves, they journey to a gamut of occasions and places all to the sheer wonderment of the boy and vicariously to the audience. As they bounce around the fabric of the universe the stop off during the Napoleonic Wars, Robin Hood (John Cleese), Napoleon Bonaparte (Ian Holm) and Kevin's favorite, Mycenaean Greece. Things get rather wide even for a lad as imaginative as Kevin when he is called upon to assist King Agamemnon (Sean Connery) to kill a Minotaur, hugely endearing him to the monarch. Ultimately he discovers the urgency of his diminutive traveling companion's predicament. Until recently they were in the employ of the Supreme Being tasked with repairing holes in the fabric of space-time. The larcenous potential of the map results in greed overwhelming loyalty to steal riches from wherever and whenever they can. They wind up searching for 'the Most Fabulous Object in the World' which brings them to 'the Fortress of Ultimate Darkness.' It should come as no surprise to anyone that this is a trap laid by an entity called, Evil (David Warner). This this is a ride through history that will challenge your grasp on reality. As a member of the illustrious Criterion Collection, this is guaranteed to be the best possible video and audio transfers with a wealth of informative extras.


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Olympians' college quest: It may take 12 years, but they get it done – creatively
From college grants to entrepreneurial lessons in brand promotion, US Olympians get an unorthodox education – though often more slowly than they shoot down luge tracks or alpine slopes.
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Snowboarder Alex Deibold poses for a portrait at the US Olympic Committee Media Summit in Park City, Utah, on Sept. 27, 2017.
By Christa Case Bryant Staff writer
@christacbryant
Alex Deibold is a 31-year-old college freshman who has spent far more time snowboarding than studying.
But that's not because he's a slacker.
Mr. Deibold is an Olympic bronze medalist. And he's gunning for another Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, next month.
Like many elite athletes, his intense training schedule makes it difficult to pursue a traditional education. But Deibold and other American Olympians have harnessed the determination, perseverance, and innovation that makes them great at their sports to get an education along the way – it just doesn't always happen in a classroom. Because of their unique path, they often bring more to their classwork than your average college student.
"I have a 4.0 GPA because I've been around the world and I've worked crummy jobs," says Deibold, who worked as a door-to-door roof salesman after he missed the 2010 Olympic team, and experienced homeowners slamming the door in his face or screaming at him to get off their property. "I'm going to dedicate myself to the opportunities that are put in front of me – instead of being like, 'I gotta go to class, or I don't want to do that paper' … now I have this perspective and it's going to help me grind harder."
Traditionally, athletes have competed for one or maybe two Olympic cycles before getting on with "real life." But as Olympic sporting careers increasingly span three or four or even five Games, athletes and teams are recognizing the value of developing the whole person.
"The shift has been palpable even in the four years I've been here," says Julie Glusker, head of athlete career and education for US Ski & Snowboard in Park City, Utah. Her office overlooks a huge gym where Olympians are working out and abuts a study hall where they can work on academics in-between training sessions. "It went from, 'Don't bother the coaches about school' to now, a coach comes to me and says, 'Hey, how is so-and-so doing in this class?' "
For teams, who invest millions of dollars in developing young athletes, offering education and career advancement opportunities can help them keep medalists and rising stars far longer than they used to. For athletes, academics bring perspective beyond their competition goals, and a springboard for a post-competition career once they retire.
"I think it's super intimidating if you've been an athlete for awhile and all of a sudden you're cutting off sport to go to school," says Ms. Glusker. "I've had several say that being able to go to school has made them less concerned about retirement because they know there will be a good place to land."
A boon for parents
More than five dozen US Ski & Snowboard athletes received tuition reimbursement in the past year, according to Glusker, including nearly half the aerials team and almost a third of the alpine team. Their mean GPA was 3.69. In addition, Westminster College, a liberal arts school in Salt Lake City, provides 600 credit hours – worth roughly $800,000 – free of charge to A and B Team members. Last year, 39 such athletes were enrolled.
For parents of young athletes, such educational opportunities can help ease the decision of forgoing a traditional collegiate experience.
"If mom and dad are making a decision at age 14 – does Johnny go on the college path or the US Ski Team path? – we want them to choose the Ski Team path, and know there's college with it," says Tom Kelly, vice president of communications for US Ski & Snowboard.
"The minute I made the team, my mother and father were very excited because it was essentially a college commitment, too," says freestyle skier Morgan Schild, who notes that the free tuition is available to athletes for a couple of years post-retirement. "I told them I would do at least two years while I was on the team so that by the time I retire I can still finish fully supported by a scholarship."
As it turned out, Ms. Schild was injured and unable to compete for 22 months, so she actually lived in the dorms freshman year and got a jumpstart on her education. Most of her classmates didn't even know about her skiing prowess – until they attended a World Cup moguls competition in Deer Valley, Utah, a year ago and saw her win gold.
"It was like, 'Oh yeah, this is what I do for a living actually,' " she says. "They thought it was the coolest thing in the world."
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Ashley Caldwell, the 2017 women's aerials skiing world champion from the United States, soars through the air during jump training in Saas-Fee, Switzerland on Oct. 17, 2017, ahead of the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics.
Weak Wi-Fi in European hamlets
When gymnast Ashley Caldwell watched the 2006 Winter Olympics on TV and saw US aerials skier Jeret Peterson land his crazy-hard "Hurricane" jump, she thought, "I can do that." The only problem: she lived in Virginia.
So at 14, she moved north to train on snow. Working diligently through an online program, including during the summers, she finished high school in two years. Then she did a four-year college degree in three years through New York's SUNY Empire State College.
"You know, traveling the world – we do a lot of stuff, but you're also on the plane for 12 hours at a time. You can get a lot done in 12 hours on a plane," says Ms. Caldwell. "I just brought my textbooks with me and I made it a priority and I just got it done."
But as athletes advance and begin spending weeks or months on the road in Europe, often in small alpine towns, finding good internet connections can be hard.
Erin Hamlin, America's best-ever female luger, also enrolled in SUNY Empire, earning a two-year online degree after graduating from high school in 2004. But it took a long time to chip away at her bachelor's degree through DeVry University, an online, for-profit university which has committed to $13.5 million in scholarship support for Team USA through 2020.
A couple of Ms. Hamlin's teammates were also pursuing an online degree – but their efforts to study were sometimes thwarted by other teammates who would bog down the weak Wi-Fi networks.
"We would get so mad if other teammates were playing games online, or downloading movies, or something," says Hamlin, a four-time medalist at World Championships, and the first American woman to win an Olympic medal in luge. "We're like, 'We just really need to submit a paper here. Can you PLEASE get off the internet?' "
Hamlin, who has ranked in the top-10 on the World Cup luge circuit for nearly a dozen years, persevered and finally got her bachelor's degree in 2016.
Another kind of education
Having a degree in their pocket when they leave competition helps ease a transition that some athletes find difficult – being the best in the world at something, and then having to start from virtually zero in a new profession.
But other athletes point out that competing at an Olympic level is an education in itself, from the cultures you encounter to the entrepreneurial skills you acquire as a one-person business.
"We're our own brands, we have to get sponsors, we have to work on promoting ourselves," says Joss Christensen, the reigning Olympic champion in slopestyle skiing, who has taken classes at Westminster. "That's a huge part – I run two other businesses, I run a website and an app company with my friends…. And it's just all these experiences that you have to learn hands-on that I don't think I would have been taught in school."
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Tripladenia cunninghamii ist die einzige Art der Pflanzengattung Tripladenia innerhalb der Familie der Zeitlosengewächse (Colchicaceae). Sie ist in Australien verbreitet.

Beschreibung

Erscheinungsbild und Blatt

Tripladenia cunninghamii wächst als ausdauernde krautige Pflanze und erreicht Wuchshöhen von bis zu 40 cm. Diese Geophyten bilden als Speicherorgane unterirdische, knotige Rhizome, die mit schuppenartigen Nebenblättern bedeckt sind. Es werden Faserwurzeln gebildet. Die oberirdischen Pflanzenteile sind mehr oder weniger kahl. Die aufrechten Stängel sind unverzweigt.

Die wechselständig und spiralig am Stängel angeordneten Laubblätter sind sitzend. Die einfachen Blattspreiten sind bei einer Länge von meist 40 bis 70, manchmal bis zu 90 cm und einer Breite von meist 1 bis 2,5 oder bis zu 4,5 cm eiförmig bis eiförmig-lanzettlich mit mehr oder weniger herzförmiger bis spitz zulaufender Spreitenbasis und spitzem oberen Ende. Der Blattrand ist mehr oder weniger gewellt. Es liegt eine Parallelnervatur mit mehreren Blattadern vor.

Blütenstand und Blüte
Die Blütezeit liegt an den Heimatstandorten zwischen Oktober und Januar. Endständig oder seitenständig in den Achseln der obersten Blätter werden auf 3 bis 6 cm langen Blütenstandsschäften zymöse, ein- bis wenigblütige Blütenstände gebildet. Die Deckblätter sind 5 bis 8 mm lang. Der Blütenstiel ist 1 bis 3 cm lang.

Die zwittrigen Blüten sind radiärsymmetrisch, dreizählig und weisen einen Durchmesser von 1,5 bis 2,5 cm auf. In der Blütenknospe sind die Blütenhüllblätter eingefaltet. Die sechs gleichgestaltigen, freien und malven- bis rosafarbenen Blütenhüllblätter sind 7 bis 12 mm lang sowie 4 bis 7 mm breit und besitzen einen mehr oder weniger gewellten Rand. An der Basis der Blütenhüllblätter befinden sich als 2 bis 3 mm lange Anhängsel jeweils zwei Nektarien. Es sind zwei Kreise mit je drei 5 bis 6 mm langen Staubblättern vorhanden. Die freien, aufrechten Staubfäden sind 2,5 bis 3 mm lang und an ihrer Basis verbreitert. Die basifixen Staubbeutel sind 2 bis 2,5 mm lang und öffnen sich mit Schlitzen. Drei Fruchtblätter sind zu einem kahlen, oberständigen, dreikammerigen Fruchtknoten verwachsen. Jede Fruchtknotenkammer enthält in zwei Reihen zahlreiche Samenanlagen. Der Griffel ist 1 bis 2 mm lang und endet in drei 2 bis 3 mm langen auseinanderweichenden Narben

Frucht und Samen
Die runzelige, loculizidale, dreifächerige Kapselfrucht ist bei einem Durchmesser von 6 bis 8 mm eiförmig und enthält viele Samen. Die gelben bis braunen Samen sind besitzen bei einem Durchmesser von 4 bis 5 mm eine kugelige bis durch die Enge in der Kapselfrucht kantige Form. Die Früchte reifen an den Heimatstandorten etwa im März.

Chromosomenzahl
Die Chromosomenzahl beträgt 2x = 14.

Vorkommen
Die Heimat von Tripladenia cunninghamii liegt im südöstlichen Queensland und nordöstlichen New South Wales. Sie tritt sporadisch auf, ist aber lokal häufig in Gebieten mit offenen Wäldern und feuchten Hartlaubwäldern.

Systematik
Die Gattung Tripladenia wurde 1839 mit der Typusart Tripladenia cunninghamii  durch David Don in Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London, Volume 1, S. 46 aufgestellt. Der Gattungsname Tripladenia leitet sich von den griechischen Wörtern triplus für dreifaltig und aden für eine Drüse ab; möglicherweise bezieht sich das auf die breiten Anhängsel an der Basis der Blütenhüllblätter. Das Artepitheton cunninghamii ehrt den englischen Botaniker Allan Cunningham.

Tripladenia cunninghamii ist die einzige Art der Gattung Tripladenia aus der Tribus Tripladenieae innerhalb der Familie Colchicaceae; sie wurde früher in die Familien Convallariaceae, Liliaceae oder Uvulariaceae eingeordnet.

Nutzung
Über eine Nutzung ist nichts bekannt.

Quellen
 G. J. Harden: Eintrag in der New South Wales Flora Online. (Abschnitte Beschreibung und Verbreitung)
 John Godfrey Conran & Harold Trevor Clifford: Tripladenia in Flora of Australia, Volume 45, 1987. S. 416. Flora of Australia Online.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

Zeitlosengewächse
Colchicaceae


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2. Write the project name as JSPHelloWorldExample and Target runtime select as a Apache Tomcat after click on Finish button.
3. Now you get the project structure as in below fig..
I hope you enjoy with this tutorial thanks.


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Microsoft reintroduced its huge discount for students to purchase Office 2007 Ultimate for $59.95. Normally almost $700, this is real hard to pass up. You must have a .edu address at the school you are enrolled in.
Although Office 2007 is a bit different from 2003, and has a good learning curve, I've grown use to it and like it a lot now. I highly recommend the upgrade.
I don't mean MS Word. I mean your day. I write everything down (or I'll forget). But I've always heard, "details make the difference". And, they do in most aspects of life, but specifically when getting things done.
Record details of most all phone calls. Date and time are obvious, but I also get the name of the person I spoke with. I record the reason I called, and the resolution made. If I expect a call back or to wait on something, I ask for a specific timeframe and record that also. Often that makes it to my calendar for follow up.
For your business, or just at home, when some top-heavy, fortune 500 company promises you something but doesn't come through, you can quickly reference your notes. Knowing the details is often ammo enough to get things done.
MS Outlook makes a great place to store notes for each contact. If you can sync to your cell phone, they'll be even easier to reference or update. However, whatever contact management application you're already using is fine. Find a system that works best for you and stick to it.
Use www.awesomehighlighter.com to highlight content within a webpage.
I send links to friends all the time when I find a neat article or useful site. AwesomeHighlighter creates a new link for you, after you highlight specific text. This is a great aid in pointing right to the important stuff you want your friend to see first.
There are times when you need to resend an email. I've always done it the hard way and just recently found there is a function in Outlook to do this for you!
Go to your Sent Items and open the message you want to resend.
We talked about customizing AVG back in February. But now you should be using the new AVG Free 8 and the instructions change a bit. Here's an update for you.
Speed things up by running Disk Defragmenter periodically.
It's easy to forget simple things when there are so many third party cleaning programs out there. As routine maintenance on your PC, you should defragment your files periodically. Over time, accessing files and programs, installing new programs, and even uninstalling programs can disrupt the flow of data on your hard drive. A simple fix is to run Disk Defragmenter.
This process can take an hour or more, depending on the size of your drive. This tool should be used periodically as a routine maintenance, once every 3 months or so.
If you notice your PC is running slower than usual, let Disk Defragmenter analyze your drive and get you back into shape.
We've been using OpenDNS for quite a while now and it has some amazing capabilities. I've been reluctant to send this out as a tip as it isn't the easiest thing to setup. However, I want to make you aware of its options in case this is something you need. This is a great solution for schools, churches, small offices, or public computers. It can also be used for individual computers at home.
OpenDNS is well respected and used by many fortune 500 companies. However, please note, this method is not 100% secure against a savvy IT individual, but is a free alternative to hardware applications that can be costly.


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Q: Ansible GitHub add deploy key to Github repo When I try to add my server's ssh key to the list of deploy keys for my Github repo I get the following error:
FAILED! => {"changed": false, "error": "Not Found", "http_status_code": 404, "msg": "GitHub repository does not exist"}

As far as I can tell I've followed the directions here exactly
Here's the tasks I'm trying to execute:
- name: Get Public SSH Key
  slurp:
    src: "/home/{{deploy_user}}/.ssh/id_rsa.pub"
  register: pubkey

- name: Add deploy user's ssh as deploy key
  community.general.github_deploy_key:
    owner: "{{ github_user_name }}"
    repo: "{{  github_project_name  }}"
    name: "{{ github_key_name }}"
    key: "{{ pubkey['content'] | b64decode }}"
    token: "{{ github_auth_token }}"
    read_only: yes

The documentation simply uses the word 'example' for the repo. I interpreted that to mean all thats required is the name of the repository from the url https://github.com/user_name/example_repo in this case the repo name would be example_repo.
What is the expected format for the repo name?  At this point I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.


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The wine cellar has a cooling capacity between 10º - 18ºC. It´s made completely of oak DM and stainless steel is used in the interior. The wine cellar BC-184 is designed specially for restaurants, coffees and pubs where the very best temperature to drink wine is required by the clients.
It is the perfect solution for the counter bar having the wine service for glasses at the perfect temperature. The Expo-100 is able to keep inside 36 bottles in vertical position always ready to be served. It also offers the possibility of keeping them in horizontal position thinking in preservation more than in service. You can choose between a folding down door and two side sliding doors.
The Expo-100 is a wine cellar that can be leaned on an oak DM furniture where you can keep two boxes of 12 bottles.
The oak DM furniture can be used with the Expo-100 wine cellar.
It has a great capacity despite of its small size. Your wines will be perfectly kept thanks to the thermoelectric cooling. Besides due to the automatic system of management temperature the can be regulated between 10ºC and 18ºC and the humidity varies between 60% and 75%. The consumption is minimum, aproximately the same as a bulb. The cellar is provided with a double glass door so the bottles are protected from the light and ultraviolet rays.
Keep you wines in the best possible conditions with the VIN-16 wine cellar.
It provides electronic control of the temperature and thermoelectric cooling. Studies were performed to determine the best placement of bottles as to avoid them touching each other. The VIN-16 generates a constant and continuos temperature and keeps regulated the relative humidity. This unit has minimum consumption, about the same as an electric light bulb.
Keep you wines in the best possible conditions with the VIN-28 wine cellar.
It provides electronic control of the temperature and thermoelectric cooling. Studies were performed to determine the best placement of bottles as to avoid them touching each other. The VIN-28 generates a constant and continuos temperature and keeps regulated the relative humidity. This unit has minimum consumption, about the same as an electric light bulb.


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MILAN, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Italy is considering widening a state guarantee scheme that has helped banks offload a gross 36.5 billion euros ($42 billion) in bad debts, a government document showed on Friday.
A deep recession that ended in 2014 has saddled Italian banks with a pile of soured debt that peaked at around 360 billion euros in 2015-2016, before declining by more than 100 billion euros thanks mostly to large disposals.
Italian banks are large holders of the country's sovereign debt and have also been badly hit by market turmoil over Italian bonds triggered by the new government's budget plans.
Some of the disposals have been carried out through securitisation deals aided by a guarantee that banks were able to buy from the state.
The scheme, which Italy launched in 2016 after hard-won approval from the European Union, was recently extended until the beginning of March.
Italy said in an update to its Economic and Finance Document it would start discussions with the EU Commission on extending the scheme to include a broader spectrum of soured debt.
The GACS guarantee scheme so far applied only to the worst batch of impaired debt, or 'sofferenze'.
Rome is considering extending it to unlikely-to-pay (UTP) loans, whose borrowers are not yet in default.
Unlike sofferenze, for which court proceedings resulting in liquidation are the standard recovery path, UTP loans can be recovered through an often complex and costly restructuring process that seeks to restore the borrower to health.
"That of UTPs is a very broad category which ranges from loans that can go back to performing to loans which are virtually sofferenze," said Massimo Famularo, a board member at small debt recovery firm Frontis NPL.


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Using data for marketing is no longer a trend; somewhat it has become a necessity. Business giants and corporations like Facebook, Netflix have already mastered how to devise marketing strategies that offer personalized experiences to consumers. Given the liking consumers have for personalized communication, businesses of all kinds are seeking the same level of personalization in their marketing efforts. Owing to the acceptance of such marketing approach, marketers at Marketing agency Virginia Beach are increasingly putting this trend to use.
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As per 47% of the companies, out of all the data-driven marketing strategy, email personalization is the most effective one. Email remains the most commonly used tool to create a personalized connection with a consumer. The ease of measuring the success of the email marketing strategy also makes it the most widely used tool.
When speaking of the challenges faced by the marketers in deploying data-driven marketing tactic, over 50% of businesses said that data integration across channels is their biggest barrier. Besides this, it was also revealed that ensuring the quality of data, its actual usage and evaluation of its success remains the top challenges.
For most companies, the ROI of data-driven marketing was the most significant concerns as it is relatively a newer tactic. Most marketers are still busy discovering how to reap higher ROI with data-driven marketing.
Almost half of the businesses surveyed find carrying out lead intelligence collection as most difficult of all the data-driven tactics. Web content personalization is another difficult task to complete for around 48% of businesses. As per the results of the survey, it was found that companies find it easier to use data-driven marketing personalization for email campaigns and landing page ads campaigns.
The study further revealed that 81 % of businesses consider that data-driven marketing efforts put on by them are much more effective and successful than those of their competitors'.
The confidence showcased by the businesses indicated that they have embraced the powers of the data-driven marketing and are already on the path to developing their efforts.