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Who's in and who's out at Microsoft
by Tricia Liebert in IT News Digest , in Tech & Work on January 28, 2008, 12:39 AM PST
Among the leaders moving away from Microsoft are Jeff Raikes, Bruce Jaffe, Jim Allchin, and Charles Fitzgerald. Stepping into new roles are Stephen Elop, Brian McAndrews, Kevin Turner, Tony Scott, and Ray Ozzie.
When Bill Gates announced his decision to ease out of the day-to-day workings of Microsoft and move into full-time work with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, many people wondered what impact that would have on the leading software manufacturer. Today, it appears that at least some of that impact will be to drive new people into leadership roles with the company.
Among the leaders moving away from Microsoft are Jeff Raikes, Bruce Jaffe, Jim Allchin, and Charles Fitzgerald. Stepping into new roles are Stephen Elop, Brian McAndrews, Kevin Turner, Tony Scott, and Ray Ozzie. Of that group, only Ray Ozzie is a core Microsoftie. The rest come to Microsoft from other corporate societies.
While it isn't unusual to see a changing of the guard, it seems that this change is somehow more important and more critical than any other. The institutional memory is walking out the door and is being replaced by newcomers to the Microsoft world.
From InformationWeek:
That's a lot of institutional memory to lose, and it remains to be seen just how Microsoft will adjust. Without Fitzgerald, for example, who will serve as a reality check? "He was the only guy that was both connected and would raise his hand and say, 'This is stupid. We can't do this,'" says analyst Rob Enderle. "With Microsoft, there's a lot of high-flying visible folks who, for the most part, have made their career on saying yes [and] who suddenly have to make the decisions."
Looked at another way: New decision-makers will emerge--they must--and that's not necessarily a bad thing for a 30-year-old software company that's being challenged by younger, nimbler rivals, not the least of which is Google. Microsoft's hiring new talent just as fast as it's losing it.
There is no question that Microsoft is hiring great talent. Both Bill Gates and Jeff Raikes will ease out of their roles as opposed to an abrupt step away. This soft transition will allow significantly less disruption as the newcomers take on their tasks.
What impact do you see the transition having on Microsoft going forward? Do you think that the company will improve with fresh talent in senior roles, or do you think that it will just be business as usual?
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'Bedeviled' Is The Worst Horror Movie To Ever Exist
By Jodi Smith | Film | November 17, 2017 |
I don't even know where to start.
Bedeviled is a horror movie directed and written by Abel and Burlee Vang that is available on Netflix streaming. Netflix thought I might like it. Netflix was wrong.
The plot is…you know what? Watch the trailer.
This turd opens with a girl staring into space in a darkened room. Her mother enters, tells her dinner is ready, and then asks if she wants her to call Alice for her. When her daughter, Nikki (Alexis G. Zall) doesn't answer, the mother says, "You've been in your room for days". POOR PARENTING. Then the Mom goes somewhere, I don't know where because who cares, and Nikki decides to wander outside of her room and into the poorly-lit house. Then Mr. Bedeviled appears, unfolding like an origami asshole, and Nikki is dead.
Next is Nikki's funeral, where Alice (surprisingly not a Lohan, but Saxon Sharbino) arrives and then meets up with the rest of their group of friends. We have Dan (Brandon Soo Hoo), Haley (Victory Van Tuyl), Alice's boyfriend Gavin (Carson Boatman), and Nikki's boyfriend Cody (Mitchell Edwards). They talk about how Nikki didn't show up in gym class last week, which seems odd since they are supposed to be best friends and we were just told Nikki hadn't left her room in days.
If you think it will get better, it will not. If Tommy Wiseau did bath salts and then wrote, directed, and starred in every role, that horror movie would still be more coherent and well-acted than Bedeviled.
Long story short, Alice downloads an app after an invite pops up on her phone from her deceased friend Nikki and then the entire friend group does the same, causing them to be taunted and chased by their biggest fears. That sounds like an interesting premise, but let me remind you that all of the actors are terrible, the writing is sub-Wiseau, and the execution is pitiful.
What does everyone fear? Well, Alice fears her dead grandmother. Haley fears a deformed stuffed bear her Dad gave her for a birthday present. Gavin is afraid of clowns. Dan fears a random photo of an Asian woman his parents keep in their house, which is connected to a horrifying story his mother told him as a child. What's the story? I have no idea, as I was checking Twitter.
Cody, the only black friend, is afraid of police and white people. That's right. Strangely, one sequence has Cody taking the bus home after school and it takes until it is dark outside for him to arrive. Then he walks down a shady alley and into—A PARKING GARAGE. First of all, he goes to a school hours from his home, presumably in the ghetto of Los Angeles, but second of all, he has to walk into a parking garage to get home? WHAT EVEN IS THAT.
Other random things that happen and don't matter:
- Haley thinks their teacher, who is lecturing on fear, is hot.
- Dan and Haley have a sex tape that the killer app uploads to Instagram.
- Haley was jealous of Nikki and Alice's friendship.
In the end, Alice and Cody break into the house of the person that invited Nikki to download the app. Cody is apparently a hacker. At any rate, no one answers the door, so break in and then they find a corpse sitting upright in the garage. It's a dude whose name I don't care to look up that was apparently a tutor hired by who cares. There are reel-to-reel tapes by the corpse, so Alice and Cody pull up chairs on either side of Tutor Corpse to listen. Mr. Bedeviled is a ghost or whatnot and is using technology to kill people. No dur.
In the end, Alice and Cody set up surveillance in an abandoned warehouse that has wifi and electricity so they can lure Mr. Bedeviled there where he will chase one of them with their fear while Cody has a program uninstall the uninstallable app from their phones. Of course, the uninstall only happens one phone at a time and, in the only callback ever, Cody's phone has firmware that blocks the uninstall program at the last minute and he dies.
Oh kids. It was so bad. The acting was egregious. The plot was poorly executed. The camera angles are unfathomable. The writing is fourth grade and the movie is bad. It is just bad. So bad.
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Hardworking hero, longtime bus driver Ervin 'Erv' Blom dies at 77
Longtime bus driver, Eckles Township board member and logger Ervin "Erv" Blom was never a Cadillac kind of man.
Ervin Blom stands in front of his truck at a truck pull event during the Clearwater County Fair in August 2015. Contributed
By Daltyn Lofstrom
BEMIDJI -- Longtime bus driver, Eckles Township board member and logger Ervin Blom was never a Cadillac kind of man.
Affectionately known by many as Erv, he was not concerned with having the newest trucks or accessories. His biggest passion was working hard and instilling that into his own family.
Blom died on Saturday, Oct. 23, after ongoing health issues , leaving behind his wife of almost 50 years, Bonnie; two daughters, Ronda and Nickie; seven grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and many more extended family members and friends.
"He was the hardest working man I ever knew," daughter Ronda Bohlman said. "In all 44 years of my life, I never saw him with spotless hands."
Erv, born in November 1943, grew up in Bemidji and attended Eurgan School in Eckles Township. He later graduated from Bemidji High School in 1962, before attending trade school in Wadena where he took up welding.
Only ever buying things to make a living, he started driving buses for the Bemidji school district and other community busing services after graduating from high school. At that point, his dad Robert "Bob" owned Blom's Bus Service.
Following Bob's retirement in 1978, Erv continued the family business driving three separate routes for Bemidji Area Schools.
Over the years, he drove the original 81, 82, 83 and 84 routes for Eckles Township and Solway, though they were changed to 181, 182, 183 and 184 by the end of his driving days. But the bus he drove every day was 182.
"Dad drove from the age of 18 or 19 until Tuesday evening," Bohlman detailed regarding Erv's final bus route on Oct. 19.
Longtime bus driver and Eckles Township board member Ervin "Erv" Blom died on Saturday, Oct. 23. Contributed
Erv started having heart troubles around seven years ago, though he never was a fan of going to the hospital. When taken to the hospital for surgery in Fargo, the only place he was willing to stay was a truck stop.
Though he later developed kidney problems, his work ethic never dwindled in the face of health issues.
He continued driving buses including driving children to the Concordia Language Villages , busing attendees back and forth from President Trump's Bemidji campaign visit in September 2020 and taking a class of fifth-graders to the Soudan Underground Mine.
He even earned a lifetime service award from the Minnesota Association for Pupil Transportation in his 57th year as a driver.
Being neighbors with Erv his entire life, Eckles Township Road Supervisor Cory Wilson took Erv's route during his school days. In fact, Erv also drove for Wilson's father and his daughters.
Well-known and respected
Erv served on the Eckles Township Board for 43 years, serving as chairman and supervisor before retiring from his role in 2016.
Serving side-by-side, Wilson detailed Erv's advocacy for the Eckles Community Center, for which he and his wife Bonnie donated much of the land and lumber to build.
"The hours of time it took to get it built has been a big part of the last 20 years as a township," Wilson said. "That was definitely a project Erv cared about greatly."
Ervin Blom, center, is pictured at his retirement from the Eckles Township Board after serving more than 40 years as a board member. Contributed
Also assisting with road supervision, Erv worked tirelessly no matter what the elements were.
"Around the Fourth of July, when we had that big storm a couple of years ago, he'd be out clearing and loading trees off the road all day," Wilson said. "Roads are (the township's) biggest expense, so back when we had very little money, he'd be out helping to build roads with whoever the contractor was."
The board supervisors would also do road reviews to determine areas of improvement, for which Erv drove everyone around in one of his buses.
"He would drive his school bus so everyone could be in the same vehicle to discuss what everyone was seeing," board clerk Mary Lou Milender said. "He was always there for us."
Ervin Blom, left, leads a group of volunteers to perform maintenance at the Eckles Cemetery. This was one of many ways Blom spent time volunteering. The entrance gates at the cemetery were built, painted and installed by Blom as well. Contributed
His many years in the area helped him become a person that most people knew and remembered no matter how long it had been since they last saw or talked to him.
When bringing her daughter Justice to an oral surgeon, Bohlman mentioned that another woman in the waiting area said she knew who Bohlman was because of Erv.
The woman detailed a story where Erv called her parents after getting caught smoking at a "Smoker's Corner" as a teen. She credited Erv for making that call that saved her life and got her on the right path.
"Back in the day, when he needed to straighten out someone's attitude, he wouldn't kick you off the bus," Bohlman said. "He would call the parents and gain their respect."
Though described as having a bit of a temper and being a fast-talker, Bohlman emphasized her father's heart of gold. She admitted to picking up her dad's attitude as evidenced by her and sister Nickie fighting as children, which granted Bohlman the nickname, "Little Erv."
Bohlman also detailed her dad's interactions with Bohlman's late husband Lance. "They were side by side every day. They logged together, they were inseparable and it was truly a father-son relationship," she said.
Lance grew closer to Erv after Lance's father Leroy passed away in 1999. She said that Lance became the third child in a way.
After Lance died in a logging accident in 2011, she said Erv took charge of the funeral planning and being one of the casket bearers had him carrying "one of the heaviest and hardest loads to carry."
Lance's funeral was the first one at the Eckles Community Center with Erv picking this same location as a way to honor Lance.
"Dad told me, 'If I die, I want to be in my truck or in the woods,'" Bohlman said. "He'll be going out on the bed of a truck for his last ride."
Ervin Blom is pictured at a logging show in Grand Rapids in September 2018. Contributed
When not driving buses, serving on the board or hauling wood in Red Lake and elsewhere, Erv kept busy with many other projects and hobbies.
The numerous pets and farm animals the Blom family had were described as the love of Erv's life. He loved his cattle and would take time to talk to them and scratch their backs. Even after being attacked by a black Angus bull, he did not go to a hospital and opted to just let himself heal while continuing to make his rounds. His family also had dogs, pigs and horses.
Erv constructed some interesting gadgets, as well, including a dryer that runs off of running water. The family wanted him to patent this but said he never got around to it.
Erv wasn't too avid about out-of-state travel, though the family visited Yellowstone National Park for the first time during the summer of 2020. The seven-day trip also included visits to Idaho and Washington.
He also served in the National Guard for six years and narrowly missed being sent to fight in Vietnam.
He kept busy with countless other projects and endeavors throughout his 77 years, and the lives he touched were many.
Describing him the best way she knew how, Bohlman is confident that "he was my hero, and though my hero has left, I have gained a legend."
A visitation will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 3, and the funeral will take place at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 4, with a one hour visitation held beforehand, both at the Eckles Community Center.
1/5: Longtime bus driver and Eckles Township board member Ervin "Erv" Blom died on Saturday, Oct. 23. Contributed
2/5: Ervin Blom, center, is pictured at his retirement from the Eckles Township Board after serving more than 40 years as a board member. Contributed
3/5: Ervin Blom, left, leads a group of volunteers to perform maintenance at the Eckles Cemetery. This was one of many ways Blom spent time volunteering. The entrance gates at the cemetery were built, painted and installed by Blom as well. Contributed
4/5: Ervin Blom is pictured at a logging show in Grand Rapids in September 2018. Contributed
5/5: Ervin Blom stands in front of his truck at a truck pull event during the Clearwater County Fair in August 2015. Contributed
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Daltyn Lofstrom is a reporter at the Bemidji Pioneer focusing on education and community stories.
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Calls for prison reform as extended lock-up damages mental health of prisoners, group claims
Tuesday, July 23, 2013 - 06:01 PM
Prisoners subjected to 22 and 23 hour lock-up are at greater risk of mental health, campaigners have said.
With more than 200 convicts limited to one or two hours a day outside a cell, the Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT) has claimed that the practice should only ever be used as a temporary arrangement.
It claimed that prisoners on lock up for 15 days or more are at risk of irreversible harmful psychological effects from insomnia and confusion to hallucinations and mental illness.
Liam Herrick, IPRT executive director, said maximum lock-up should be a fortnight at a time.
"The potential harm to prisoners' mental health that can be caused by extended periods of isolation means that the practice of holding any category of prisoner on 22- or 23-hour lock up must only ever be a temporary measure," he said.
"Meaningful rehabilitation is simply impossible in such conditions, and this damaging practice will have long term negative consequences for the prisoner and for society."
The Irish Prison Service said that it is actively considering using the St Patrick's Institution – which is to be closed as a young offenders' centre – as a single unit for prisoners on lock up.
As of yesterday 150 inmates were on 23 hour lock up – 114 for their own protection or the protection of others; 32 for discipline reasons; and four for medical care.
Another 61 are on 22 hour lock up – 57 for their own protection or the protection of others; one for discipline reasons; and three for medical care.
The IPS said 4,100 people are in custody in the country's prisons and about one third of those on lock up are not being held in single cells.
"Our primary responsibility is to protect the safety of our prisoners in our care. Prisoners on restricted regime are under review and this could involve transfer to another prison where they might not be required to be on the regime," a spokesman said.
The IPRT claimed that on March 20 this year there were 193 prisoners on 23-hour lock up.
It said isolation cells or solitary confinement should never be used for remand prisoners, mentally disabled prisoners, or under 18s.
Prisoners on lock up are treated on a case-by-case basis and their one or two hours of free time will be split between shower and exercise, free association and time with probation officers or psychologists.
Mr Herrick rejected the argument that prisoners safety was paramount and described any longer than 15 day lock-up as prolonged solitary confinement.
"It is a challenge for any prison service to balance prisoner safety while at the same time providing prisoners with a reasonable and humane regime," he said.
"However, locking up prisoners for more than 22 hours a day cannot be a solution in itself to prisoner safety concerns. In developing much needed policy and procedures in relation to protection, the Irish Prison Service must ensure that current high levels of isolation and restricted regimes are significantly reduced."
The IPRT said the United Nations special rapporteur on torture Juan Mendez has proposed a ban on prolonged solitary confinement – more than 15 days – as well as solitary confinement used as a penalty, in pre-trial detention, for persons with mental disabilities, and for juveniles.
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package com.michalplachta.hunting.uva.a10258;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Scanner;

/**
 * UVA 10258 - Contest Scoreboard problem solution
 *
 * http://uva.onlinejudge.org/index.php?option
 * =com_onlinejudge&Itemid=8&category=24&page=show_problem&problem=1199
 *
 * @category ad-hoc, sorting, multi-column-sorting
 * @author micio
 */
class Main {
    private final static int MAX_CONTESTANTS = 100;
    private final static int MAX_PROBLEMS = 9;
    private final Problem[][] contestantsProblems;

    public Main() {
        contestantsProblems = new Problem[MAX_CONTESTANTS + 1][];
    }

    public List<ContestantStats> getRanking() {
        List<ContestantStats> ranking = new ArrayList<ContestantStats>(MAX_CONTESTANTS);
        for (int i = 1; i <= MAX_CONTESTANTS; i++) {
            ContestantStats cs = getContestantStats(i);
            if (cs != null) {
                ranking.add(cs);
            }
        }

        Collections.sort(ranking);

        return ranking;
    }

    public String[] getRankingTestable() {
        List<ContestantStats> result = getRanking();
        String[] strings = new String[result.size()];
        int i = 0;
        for (ContestantStats cs : result) {
            strings[i++] = cs.toString();
        }

        return strings;
    }

    public void addEntry(int contestantId, int problemId, int time, char L) {
        Problem[] problems = getContestantProblems(contestantId);

        if (problems[problemId] == null) {
            problems[problemId] = new Problem();
        }

        if (problems[problemId].solved) {
            return;
        }

        if (L == 'C') { // correct
            problems[problemId].addSubmission(true, time);
        } else if (L == 'I') { // incorrect
            problems[problemId].addSubmission(false, time);
        }
    }

    private Problem[] getContestantProblems(int contestantId) {
        if (contestantsProblems[contestantId] == null) {
            contestantsProblems[contestantId] = new Problem[MAX_PROBLEMS + 1];
        }
        return contestantsProblems[contestantId];
    }

    // returns object representing contestant statistics or null, if no
    // submission
    private ContestantStats getContestantStats(int contestantId) {
        if (contestantsProblems[contestantId] != null) {
            return new ContestantStats(contestantId, contestantsProblems[contestantId]);
        }

        return null;
    }

    private static class Problem {
        boolean solved = false;
        int submissions = 0;
        int timeSolved = 0;

        int getAccumulatedTime() {
            if (solved) {
                return timeSolved + 20 * (submissions - 1);
            } else {
                return 0;
            }
        }

        void addSubmission(boolean correct, int time) {
            if (!solved) {
                submissions++;
                if (correct) {
                    solved = true;
                    timeSolved = time;
                }
            }
        }
    }

    private static class ContestantStats implements Comparable<ContestantStats> {
        private final int id;
        private int solved;
        private int penalty;

        private ContestantStats(int contestantId, Problem[] contestantProblems) {
            id = contestantId;
            solved = 0;
            penalty = 0;
            for (Problem problem : contestantProblems) {
                if (problem != null && problem.solved) {
                    solved++;
                    penalty += problem.getAccumulatedTime();
                }
            }
        }

        @Override
        public String toString() {
            return String.format("%d %d %d", id, solved, penalty);
        }

        @Override
        public int compareTo(ContestantStats o) {
            if (solved != o.solved) {
                return o.solved - solved;
            }

            if (penalty != o.penalty) {
                return penalty - o.penalty;
            }

            return id - o.id;
        }
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
        int N = in.nextInt();
        in.nextLine();
        in.nextLine();
        while (N > 0) {
            Main m = new Main();
            String entry;
            while (in.hasNextLine() && !(entry = in.nextLine()).isEmpty()) {
                String[] tokens = entry.split(" ");
                m.addEntry(Integer.parseInt(tokens[0]), Integer.parseInt(tokens[1]), Integer.parseInt(tokens[2]),
                        tokens[3].toCharArray()[0]);
            }

            for (ContestantStats s : m.getRanking()) {
                System.out.println(s);
            }

            N--;
            if (N > 0) {
                System.out.println();
            }
        }
        in.close();
    }
}

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NY first lady believes in Gov.
September 29, 2009 | 4:00am
LAST week's exclusives with New York's First Lady Michelle Paterson talking about the White House looking to muscle her husband David the governor out of the State House were all done at my home. Michelle (how come every first lady's named Michelle???) and I planned this luncheon in her honor six months before and it fell on just That Day. After the 50 ladies, TV cameras and notepads left, this elegant woman — in black-and-white Rachel Roy suit with matching pumps — and I talked.
"Yes, it's been rough," she said. "But, listen, I went through a terrible divorce and custody battle with my first husband. He wanted to take my daughter Ashley away from me. That's tough. After something like that, you feel you can go through anything.
"David was hurt. But somewhere he has this steel inside him. This nerve. This resilience. In our 17 years together, I've never seen him so he couldn't pull himself together. I don't know where that grit comes from, but I know he's always had it.
"I was with a friend fund-raising in Seattle for David when he called and told me the White House wanted him to get out of the race. He'd gotten it from a reporter. One way would have been to ask him. This way was disrespectful. He's not going to be disrespected."
Also, "I'm told my husband shaved off his moustache today. Since I was out of town I didn't see him. In our whole marriage, I've never seen him without his beard or moustache. And would you believe I had to hear it from someone? I didn't even see it yet myself!?" [Cindy's note: She now likes the look.]
Michelle earlier told me: "We originally met on a double-date at a Temptations concert when I was in junior college. I was with the other guy. I then married, divorced and again met David, who was studying for the bar. He was smart, funny, caring, all things good. He was then a state senator. I'm a very private person so, until all this publicity came about, people didn't know who I was. And since David can't see, they'd push me aside. Believe me, I got to learn an awful lot that way."
This handsome lady talks softly but carries a big stick. "When this happened with Spitzer and the job suddenly fell to David, the first words out of his mouth were: 'I think I'll kill myself,' and I said to him: 'So then who would be governor?'
"Look, David and I will get through this. Neither of us is a quitter. As for my family, my daughter is away at school. My son doesn't talk, but he did ask me, 'Did you read the papers?' He was glued to TV watching the news."
And the first lady's plans immediately after my luncheon? "As soon as I leave your apartment I'm going food shopping. I have to cook dinner for my son."
AT last week's Milan collections, Giorgio Armani took his usual end-of-the-show bow. Big applause. Gaunt, unseen for months, plagued with illness rumors, he's now put weight back on. Seems it was hepatitis C plus depression . . . "A Star Is Born," maybe getting reborn a fourth time, would star Beyoncé . . . More toys becoming movie stars. Barbie is coming up as a live-action job and so might "Masters of the Universe" . . . Frank Langella looking to get a country place upstate . . . Amy Poehler's ears aren't just ringing from critiques of her new TV show. She just got those ears pierced . . . Bill Pullman, opening Oct. 11 with Julia Stiles in Jeffrey Finn–Arlene Scanlan's production of "Oleanna": "It's like Yiddish theater. The audience is so close and emotionally involved that they talk back to the actors. One said aloud, 'Gimme a break.' When it's upsetting, you actually hear them groan and another audience member shutting them up."
ALL of us knew, wor shipped and re spected Bill Safire, who loved when I repeated to him how Maureen Dowd once described herself to me. She said: "Next to Bill Safire, I'm the Times' worst-dressed writer."
The man had a delicious sense of humor but he took no prisoners. He tolerated no stupidity. Except for this final one, he lost no fight. I once pressed him on his calling Hillary a congenital liar. Said the quintessential grammarian: "You got it wrong. What I called her was a 'congenial' liar." Following his own big laugh I asked, "Did anything happen after you called her that nasty thing?" Said sharp, smart, savvy Safire: "Yeah. I got 15 more high-paying lecture dates."
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Asian-Americans comprise not only the fastest-growing minority group in the U.S., but also the wealthiest, most accomplished and educated segment of the population -- marking an extraordinary historic evolution in this country.
According to a report released by the Nielsen Co. late last year, Asian-Americans, as a whole, enjoy an annual aggregate purchasing power of some $718 billion -- and this figure could climb to $1 trillion within only five years. Thus, given that U.S. total GDP amounts to some $15 trillion; it is reasonable to suggest that Asian-Americans represent a crucial -- and ever more important -- part of the world's biggest economy.
The Asian-American community, now accounting for about 6 percent of the total U.S. population, has an aggregate economic clout that far surpasses its relatively small numerical strength. Now, imagine -- hypothetically, of course -- if Asian-Americans formed their own separate country. Let's call this mythical land "Asiana."
Asiana would have a population of a little more than 18 million (about the size of Romania), having surged by some 50 percent since the beginning of the century. The "country's" population is expected to reach 20.9 million in the next five years. Indeed, based on purchasing power, Asiana would have the world's 18th-largest economy, with a GDP that would fall between economic powerhouses Turkey and Switzerland.
The natives of Asiana are also highly educated and well-compensated – median annual household income ($66,000) is 28 percent higher than that of the U.S. as a whole ($49,800). [Moreover, Asiana's median annual household income is higher than all individual states except Maryland, Alaska, New Jersey and Connecticut.] In terms of median household wealth, Asiana ($83,500) soundly crushes the U.S. ($68,529).
Not surprisingly, Asianans are deeply committed to higher education. About one-half of the adults aged 25 or above in Asiana have at least a bachelor's degree (almost double the 28 percent figure for the U.S.). Only the Russian Federation, at 54 percent, has a higher proportion of college graduates, according to the Organisation for Economic and Cooperative Development.
The people of Asiana are also firmly committed to family values: 59 percent of adults are married (versus 51 percent for the U.S.) and only 16 percent of Asianan babies are born to an unmarried mother (versus 41 percent for U.S.). In addition, 80 percent of Asiana's children live with both parents (63 percent for U.S.).
Asiana is highly diverse – the six largest segments comprise the Chinese (23 percent), Filipinos (20 percent), Indians (18 percent), Vietnamese (10 percent), Koreans (10 percent) and Japanese (7.5 percent).
Almost three-fifths (58 percent) of Asianans own their own home, and only about 12 percent live in poverty. More than one-quarter (28 percent) of Asiana households have annual incomes greater than $100,000, versus 18 percent for the U.S.
According to a survey by the Pew Research Center, the people of Asiana are also quite a happy lot." They are more satisfied than [Americans as a whole] with their lives, finances … and they place more value than … Americans do on marriage, parenthood, hard work and career success."
Religious diversity is also a hallmark of Asiana -- 22 percent of the population is Protestant, 19 percent are Catholic, 14 percent are Buddhist, 10 percent are Hindu, 4 percent are Muslim and 1 percent is Sikh. More than one-fourth (26 percent) have no religious affiliations.
However, Asiana is in a state of great flux -- almost three-quarters (74 percent) of Asiana's adults were born overseas; and of these, about one-half speak English very well and the other half do not. Thus, it is unclear what Asiana's national language would be.
In addition, Asiana society is highly stratified. Japanese, Chinese, Indians and Koreans tend to form the "upper classes" with higher levels of education and social mobility, while Cambodians, Laotians, Hmong, and Filipinos struggle. For example, 70 percent of Indian adults have a college degree – for Vietnamese, the figure is only 25 percent. It is reasonable to assume that Asiana's political and corporate elite would be dominated by Chinese, Japanese, Koreans and Indians in a possibly uneasy alliance.
Moreover, while Asiana enjoys a very low rate of violent crime, that assessment is somewhat misleading, since organized crime and gangs have deeply infested many communities.
On a brighter note, Asianans are also highly engaged in high-speed Internet access and mobile connectivity via usage of cell phones, laptops and wireless networks. With a 70 percent smartphone penetration, Asianans enjoy the world's second highest such rate, behind only super city-state, Singapore, at 90 percent, according to Wired.com.
All told, Asiana would be one of the world's most peaceful, prosperous, but perhaps very divided, nations on earth.
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Havre.
Flat, cold and desolate.
There's not much there. A big sky over field after field.
About 10,000 live in the city there, and that's the area that Jacob Bachmeier represented.
He won't be representing it anymore, as he's quitting.
This throws a helluva wrench into the Dems' future plans.
You see, Bachmeier was a rising star in the Party. Now he's giving it all up...so he can work for a PAC.
I really do have to shake my head at that. It simply makes no sense.
My grandpa used to represent SD 7 up in Havre, which at the time included HD 13 and 14. This was back in the early-90s, before the reservation was gerrymandered out from under the Democrats. It's now SD 14, held by GOPer Russ Temple.
Bachmeier represents HD 28. This is a city district. These are the only districts that Democrats can hold in Montana, as they're simply unable to make any kind of headway into the rural areas.
Their message simply does not resonate.
The Havre Herald has a good story up about Bachmeier, and how for two years he was the youngest elected representative in the country.
That's a remarkable achievement. I'm simply beside myself that he's throwing it away...and for what?
For Tester?
The guy's not up again until 2024, so that's why this whole story makes absolutely no sense to me.
Oh, I'm sorry…let's step back a moment. Here's the official reason why Bachmeier is quitting:
"Bachmeier — the youngest serving state senator in the country after winning his seat in 2016 — said his duties with Big Sky 55 Plus, with whom he holds a full-time job, conflicted "time-wise, ethically and legally" with serving simultaneously in the Montana Legislature. He said he is concerned with the ethical implications of working with the PAC while serving as a lawmaker. Big Sky 55 Plus is an advocacy group that focuses on health care, Social Security and other issues of concern to older Montanans."
What the Herald isn't telling you is that the Big Sky 55 Plus PAC is nothing more than a money-raising outfit for Tester.
Follow the money.
In 2018, the PAC gave nearly $50,000 to Tester.
$6,000 of that was in mailings and the other $43,000 was for "miscellaneous media," whatever the hell that is.
This was the only money they raised; the only money they spent.
A Tester outfit.
I don't know a whole lot more about this PAC. Patrick Sweeney is the treasurer, and he's one of the people that founded Montana Conservation Voters. Ken Toole is also one of the two chairs of the PAC. The elder Juneau's were also founding members.
The PAC's website does have lots of issues. Mostly, they aim to keep social security and medicare intact for senior citizens.
I suspect Democrats are trying to get more seniors to vote for them. To do that, they're taking one of the youngest people in Montana politics out of office so he can preach the message.
It just makes no sense to me.
I'm also confused about the Tester money. How does raising $50,000 for an incumbent senator help out with social security?
There's a lot we don't know about this story.
One thing we do know is that the 2021 Montana Legislature will be controlled by the GOP, both chambers.
Perhaps we should pull some more of our rising stars down so they can help Tester.
That'll get the legislature back in Dems' hands, oh yeah.


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Dhaka: At least 40 people have died in Bangladesh's worst-ever outbreak of dengue, officials said Tuesday, as overburdened hospitals struggled to treat thousands of patients.
Outbreaks of the mosquito-borne viral infection, which causes flu-like symptoms but can be deadly if it develops into a haemorrhagic fever, usually occur in the South Asian nation during the monsoon season between June and September — but this year the disease has reached epidemic proportions. More than 44,000 people have been admitted to hospitals with the illness since January, including some 2,100 on Monday alone, said health ministry official Ayesha Akhter.
"We have confirmed 40 dengue-related casualties so far to Monday," she told AFP. Local media put the number much higher, reporting that the death toll passed 100 last week.
The week-long holiday marking the Muslim festival of Eid-al-Adha has seen hundreds of thousands of people leaving Bangladeshi cities to return to their family homes in the countryside, raising concerns that the disease will spread further.
The country's health minister said the outbreak was "gradually reducing" while inaugurating an emergency dengue ward at a public hospital in Dhaka this week.
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According to Russia's "military Messenger" magazine reported on March 26, in the past five years, Swedish think tank released a major exporter of weapons in the world rankings, a total of 55 countries on the list. U.S. to occupy 29% market share, Russia accounted for 27%, Germany 7%, China accounted for 6%, France 5%. Chinese arms imports decreased significantly increase exports.
America remains the world's biggest arms dealers, at least 90 countries to export arms, the largest market in the Asia Pacific (47%), Middle East (28 percent) and Europe (16%). The main export products are aviation technology and equipment, including 252 combat aircraft, its share will increase in the future, plans to Australia, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, the Netherlands, Norway, Turkey and the UK supply of fifth-generation fighter F-35. Remote anti-missile system is also key products, has Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, Taiwan, the United Arab Emirates delivery, also got Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and South Korea orders.
After overcoming the impact of the Russian crisis in the Soviet era, arms exports reached a new level of supply of military products to 52 countries, most notably the sale to India "Vic Rama Tia" aircraft carrier. The main markets are India (38%), China (12%) and Algeria (11%). From a regional perspective, the major Asia-Pacific (65 percent), Africa (14%) and the Middle East (10%). The main export products are aviation technology and equipment, including 219 combat aircraft. Another ships, including aircraft carriers and multi-purpose nuclear submarines to India supply.
China, as mentioned above, has made the greatest progress in the arms trade, success beyond France, ranked No. 4 in the world. 2009-2013 total military exports to China grew by 212%, of the world market share from 2% to 6%. In the meantime, China has the supply of weapons to 35 countries, including Pakistan (47 percent), Bangladesh (13%) and Myanmar (12%) accounted for nearly three 3/4.
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Imperial College Business School is committed to helping talented women advance their career through undertaking business education.
Whether it's through the teaching and research of our world-leading women faculty or the career pathways that our alumnae and students take, we are passionate about inspiring women to succeed in their education and the wider business world.
Imperial College Business School supports a wide range of gender parity initiatives and provides significant support to female students and alumni such as the Women in Leadership scheme, 30% Club membership and sponsorship of the Forté Foundation.
Worldwide there is an under-representation of women pursuing postgraduate management education and this has a knock-on effect on the number of women who hold senior director roles within corporations. At Imperial we are committed to gender parity on all of our programmes because we know that having more women in leadership roles will have a long-term positive impact on business.
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Continuing this commitment to gender parity, Imperial College Business School is pleased to offer significant scholarship funding to support our most talented female applicants.
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Open to female candidates who demonstrate outstanding leadership potential. Awards of up to £26,000 available.
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Imperial College Business School has various events and training for women to develop the skills they need in their career after the MBA. As a Forté Fellow, I also receive regular contact from the Forté Foundation.
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Awarded to female candidates who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and professional excellence. Two awards of up to £10,000 are available.
As women, getting an MBA is going to help you gain the confidence to go after leadership roles. It's also a great way to reignite passions you probably didn't know you had, especially if you've predominantly worked in one sector. You find out so much more about yourself, about your skills and strengths.
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VATand Taxes
FYI: You just entered the VAT era
The direct impact of the UAE's new tax regime will mainly be felt in the prices of groceries, utility bills, petrol and private transport.
Dubai - UAE's tax rate one of the lowest in the world
By Waheed Abbas
Published: Sun 31 Dec 2017, 11:15 PM
Last updated: Mon 1 Jan 2018, 1:15 AM
Come 7am today, everything will be the same but certain products and services will become five per cent costlier under the value added tax (VAT) regime.
As part of a GCC agreement, the UAE will impose five per cent VAT on a host of goods and services. Known as a consumer tax, VAT will be levied on certain household items, fees and charges of banking and financial services, utility bills, automobiles, telecom products, electronics, certain segments of education, retail among others.
One of the lowest in the world, the five per cent VAT will initially be implemented in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Then other Gulf countries will follow later. Globally, VAT is adopted by 150 countries, contributing 20 per cent of the worldwide tax revenues. Average standard rate in European Union - excluding new members - is almost 20 per cent. Denmark, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Jordan and Pakistan have on one of the highest VAT rates at 25 per cent, 20 per cent, 18 per cent, 17 per cent, 16 per cent and 15 per cent. Among other countries, South Africa has levied VAT at 14 per cent, Lebanon at 10 per cent, Mauritania at 14 per cent, and New Zealand at 12.5 per cent.
In the UAE, the new tax regime's direct impact will mainly be felt in the prices of groceries, utility bills, petrol and private transport, which will increase by five per cent. However, some categories such as school tuition fees, books, healthcare services, public transport, international travel, life insurance and few others have been spared from the VAT.
According to Dr Sanjay Modak, visiting professor of economics at the Rochester Institute of Technology, most food staples have a price elasticity of demand ranging from 0.20 to 0.80 in demand. This means that staple food items are generally price inelastic.
"So when you regularly purchase an item for Dh20 and now see it priced at Dh21, it is unlikely that consumers will think twice about buying it especially considering that the bulk of food items in the UAE are imported and prices fluctuate regularly," says Dr Modak.
The UAE attracts millions of tourists every year and they will also be subject to five per cent tax. Though tourists get refund for their purchases in many countries, but authorities in the UAE are working on a programme to put in place the structure for refunds.
Khalid Al Bustani, director-general of the Federal Tax Authority, earlier said tourists would get refunds on their purchases at the airport while returning to their countries. He said the authority is working with the parties involved and is expected to roll out the plan soon.
Similarly, gold jewellery will also attract five per cent tax on the purchase of the whole piece rather than on the making charges.
Thomas Vanhee, founding partner, Aurifer Middle East Tax, noted that under the new system, residents and tourists buying gold jewellery will have to pay five per cent tax on the whole piece rather than on the making charges. This means, a buyer will have to shell out Dh50 more while purchasing Dh1,000 worth of jewellery.
With regard to educator sector, Surandar Jesrani, partner and CEO, Morison MJS, says parents will need to shell out more for uniforms and school transportation but tuition fees will be exempt from the tax.
- waheedabbas@khaleejtimes.com


There are many herbal teas on the market. However, few have the history that lemon balm tea has. This herb has long been used to brew tea, yielding a soothing bedtime drink. This herb has been passed down through centuries, dating back as far as the Middle Ages.
When you brew lemon balm tea, you can help induce sleepiness, boost healing, and calm your nerves. Today, we are able to study the benefits and properties of this herb. As research was conducted throughout the year, more and more benefits were discovered. Lemon balm tea can help combat depression, improve cognition, aid in memory, and so much more.
The use of lemon balm tea is recorded back to ancient Greece and Turkey. It was recognized as a treatment to heal battle wounds within Greek myth. However, it was used similarly in real-life, as individuals treated injuries and skin conditions, such as gout.
Within Europe in the Middle Ages, lemon balm was extracted, producing oils and balms. This helped aid in overall health and well-being. Some of the most common applications included bites, toothaches, and baldness.
Today, lemon balm is used for a wide variety of conditions and ailments. Users take lemon balm to reduce stress, improve sleep, treat inflammation, PMS, headaches, fever, and high blood pressure. It is also used to lift mood.
Within each cup of lemon balm tea, there's a variety of psychoactive ingredients that safely interact with the brain. Rosmarinic acid, creates a calming effect as it supports GABA (natural mechanism used to calm over-excited nerve cells).
Terpenes create anti-inflammatory effects, while eugenol is an analgesic. This helps to aid pain and strain muscles. Tannins help fight off infections and viruses, which helps maintain the structure and health of neurons. Lemon balm is also an adaptogen, as it helps against environmental stressors.
Making lemon balm tea creates a wide variety of benefits (which are discussed below). It has a gentle lemon-mint flavour, which helps aid your overall health. In order to make tea, you must first purchase fresh lemon balm leaves or dried lemon balm leaves. Some individuals grow this plant at home, although you can buy dried leaves at a health store or online.
If you grow lemon balm yourself, cut the stems and hang them in a cool, dark area. Once the leaves are dried, remove the stems and crumple the leaves into a separate bag or container. If you're using fresh leaves in your tea, cut them so that more oil is released into the water.
When mixing the tea, place two teaspoons of fresh lemon balm or 1 teaspoon of dried lemon balm into a mug of your choice. Simply fill your mug with boiling water, allowing the leaves to steep. The strength of your tea will depend on how long you steep your beverage for. A normal range tends to be between five to ten minutes.
If you'd like, you can add some natural flavours to your lemon balm tea. Some like to add mint varieties or lemon grass, while others add lemon juice or honey. This isn't a necessary step, it just adds a wider depth of flavour.
This tea can also be served cold, as it's a refreshing choice on a hot day. If you would prefer a cold drink, make your tea double the strength. Then, pour it over ice. You can then serve this tea with ice, for a refreshing, beneficial beverage.
All of the ingredients listed above, work together to create a variety of benefits. Lemon tea is so beneficial because your body experiences various benefits from one single cup. As mentioned, lemon balm is excellent for anti-anxiety effects. This helps reduce the severity of panic attacks.
Lemon balm helps reduce stress, while minimizing symptoms of depression. When users are more relaxed, they tend to sleep better. In some cases, this helps to target nsomnia. This natural herb fights inflammation, viruses, infection, and high blood pressure. It also helps treat bites, wounds, and heart health.
Lemon balm produce cholinergic qualities, which improve memory and concentration. This herb is being researched for its potential benefits relating to Alzheimer's. One of the most recent uses is fighting off herpes and cold sore outbreaks.
Commercial tea tends to be fairly mild, which is why it's beneficial to either make your own, or supplement. You can find lemon balm supplements that allow you to increase dosage, achieving even better results.
Can I Drink Lemon Balm Tea Everyday?
Lemon balm has been around for thousands of years, amongst various cultures. Throughout history, lemon balm has been taken for different reasons. Today, there have been even more benefits discovered. The history of lemon balm is so vast because it is so tolerable by humans.
Although there are very little possible side-effects, this supplement shouldn't be taken before driving. This is because it has a highly relaxing effect, which makes you less alert in the a vehicle. Rare cases have reported nausea and potential dizziness. When used appropriately in healthy individuals, side-effects are almost unheard of.
Just be careful if you're currently on any medication, especially anti-anxiety meds, muscle relaxers, anti-seizure pills, sleeping pills, or anti-histamine. If you have any questions or concerns, please speak with your doctor before starting your first dose.
My Lemon Balm Tea Isn't Strong Enough, What Do I Do?
The typical dose is 300 to 500 mg a day. However, the average cup of tea only contains around 100 mg. In order to achieve results, you will need to consume several cups of tea. This isn't always practical, which is why many opt for a lemon balm powder. If you're stressed or would like to enhance cognitive support, lemon balm is a great choice.


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package com.timgroup.jpoeisis.keywords.typed;

import static com.google.common.collect.Lists.newArrayList;
import static com.google.common.collect.Lists.newLinkedList;
import static com.google.common.collect.Maps.newHashMap;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

import com.google.common.base.Predicate;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.google.common.collect.Sets;
import com.timgroup.jpoeisis.keywords.Keyword;
import com.timgroup.jpoeisis.keywords.KeywordArguments;

public class TypedKeywordArguments<O> implements Map<TypedKeyword<O, ?>, TypedKeywordArgument<O>> {

    private final Map<TypedKeyword<O, ?>, TypedKeywordArgument<O>> keywordArguments = newHashMap();

    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    public static <O> TypedKeywordArguments<O> of(TypedKeywordArgument<O> keywordArgument) {
        return of(newArrayList(keywordArgument));
    }

    public static <O> TypedKeywordArguments<O> of(TypedKeywordArgument<O>...keywordArgumentArgs) {
        return of(newArrayList(keywordArgumentArgs));
    }

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    public static <O> TypedKeywordArguments<O> empty() {
        return of();
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    public static <O> TypedKeywordArguments<O> of(List<TypedKeywordArgument<O>> keywordArgumentList) {
        return new TypedKeywordArguments<O>(keywordArgumentList);
    }

    private TypedKeywordArguments(List<TypedKeywordArgument<O>> keywordArgumentList) {
        for (TypedKeywordArgument<O> keywordArgument : keywordArgumentList) {
            keywordArguments.put(keywordArgument.keyword(), keywordArgument);
        }
    }

    public boolean matchesKeywords(Set<TypedKeyword<O, ?>> keywords) {
        return keywordArguments.keySet().equals(keywords);
    }

    public <T> T valueOf(TypedKeyword<O, T> keyword) {
        return valueOf(keyword, null);
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    public <T> T valueOf(TypedKeyword<O, T> keyword, T defaultValue) {
        TypedKeywordArgument<O> argument = keywordArguments.get(keyword);
        return argument == null ? defaultValue : (T) argument.value();
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    public TypedKeywordArguments<O> with(TypedKeywordArgument<O> additionalArgument) {
        return with(newArrayList(additionalArgument));
    }

    public TypedKeywordArguments<O> with(TypedKeywordArgument<O>...additionalArguments) {
        return with(newArrayList(additionalArguments));
    }

    public TypedKeywordArguments<O> with(List<TypedKeywordArgument<O>> additionalArguments) {
        List<TypedKeywordArgument<O>> argumentList = newLinkedList(keywordArguments.values());
        argumentList.addAll(additionalArguments);
        return new TypedKeywordArguments<O>(argumentList);
    }

    public TypedKeywordArguments<O> with(TypedKeywordArguments<O> additionalArguments) {
        List<TypedKeywordArgument<O>> argumentList = newLinkedList(keywordArguments.values());
        argumentList.addAll(additionalArguments.keywordArguments.values());
        return new TypedKeywordArguments<O>(argumentList);
    }

    public static Predicate<KeywordArguments> containing(Keyword<?>...keywords) {
        final Set<Keyword<?>> keywordSet = Sets.newHashSet(keywords);
        return new Predicate<KeywordArguments>() {
            @Override
            public boolean apply(KeywordArguments input) {
                return input.matchesKeywords(keywordSet);
            }
        };
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        return keywordArguments.hashCode();
    }

    @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object obj) {
        if (this == obj) {
            return true;
        }

        if (obj == null || !(obj instanceof TypedKeywordArguments)) {
            return false;
        }

        TypedKeywordArguments other = (TypedKeywordArguments) obj;
        return keywordArguments.equals(other.keywordArguments);
    }
    @Override
    public void clear() {
        keywordArguments.clear();
    }

    @Override
    public boolean containsKey(Object key) {
        return keywordArguments.containsKey(key);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean containsValue(Object value) {
        return keywordArguments.containsValue(value);
    }

    @Override
    public Set<java.util.Map.Entry<TypedKeyword<O, ?>, TypedKeywordArgument<O>>> entrySet() {
        return Sets.newHashSet(keywordArguments.entrySet());
    }

    @Override
    public TypedKeywordArgument<O> get(Object key) {
        return keywordArguments.get(key);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isEmpty() {
        return keywordArguments.isEmpty();
    }

    @Override
    public Set<TypedKeyword<O, ?>> keySet() {
        return Sets.newHashSet(keywordArguments.keySet());
    }

    @Override
    public TypedKeywordArgument<O> put(TypedKeyword<O, ?> key, TypedKeywordArgument<O> value) {
        return keywordArguments.put(key, value);
    }

    @Override
    public void putAll(Map<? extends TypedKeyword<O, ?>, ? extends TypedKeywordArgument<O>> m) {
        keywordArguments.putAll(m);
    }

    @Override
    public TypedKeywordArgument<O> remove(Object key) {
        return keywordArguments.remove(key);
    }

    @Override
    public int size() {
        return keywordArguments.size();
    }

    @Override
    public Collection<TypedKeywordArgument<O>> values() {
        return Lists.newArrayList(keywordArguments.values());
    }

}


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import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonCreator;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiModel;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiModelProperty;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import javax.validation.constraints.*;
import io.swagger.annotations.*;

@javax.annotation.Generated(value = "org.openapitools.codegen.languages.JavaResteasyEapServerCodegen", date = "2022-06-04T08:09:08.274195Z[Etc/UTC]")
public class MultibranchPipeline   {

  private String displayName;
  private Integer estimatedDurationInMillis;
  private String latestRun;
  private String name;
  private String organization;
  private Integer weatherScore;
  private List<String> branchNames = new ArrayList<>();
  private Integer numberOfFailingBranches;
  private Integer numberOfFailingPullRequests;
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  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
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    this.estimatedDurationInMillis = estimatedDurationInMillis;
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  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
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  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
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  /**
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  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
  @JsonProperty("organization")
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    return organization;
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  /**
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  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
  @JsonProperty("weatherScore")
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    return weatherScore;
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    this.weatherScore = weatherScore;
  }

  /**
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  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
  @JsonProperty("branchNames")
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    return branchNames;
  }
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    this.branchNames = branchNames;
  }

  /**
   **/

  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
  @JsonProperty("numberOfFailingBranches")
  public Integer getNumberOfFailingBranches() {
    return numberOfFailingBranches;
  }
  public void setNumberOfFailingBranches(Integer numberOfFailingBranches) {
    this.numberOfFailingBranches = numberOfFailingBranches;
  }

  /**
   **/

  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
  @JsonProperty("numberOfFailingPullRequests")
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    return numberOfFailingPullRequests;
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  public void setNumberOfFailingPullRequests(Integer numberOfFailingPullRequests) {
    this.numberOfFailingPullRequests = numberOfFailingPullRequests;
  }

  /**
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  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
  @JsonProperty("numberOfSuccessfulBranches")
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    return numberOfSuccessfulBranches;
  }
  public void setNumberOfSuccessfulBranches(Integer numberOfSuccessfulBranches) {
    this.numberOfSuccessfulBranches = numberOfSuccessfulBranches;
  }

  /**
   **/

  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
  @JsonProperty("numberOfSuccessfulPullRequests")
  public Integer getNumberOfSuccessfulPullRequests() {
    return numberOfSuccessfulPullRequests;
  }
  public void setNumberOfSuccessfulPullRequests(Integer numberOfSuccessfulPullRequests) {
    this.numberOfSuccessfulPullRequests = numberOfSuccessfulPullRequests;
  }

  /**
   **/

  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
  @JsonProperty("totalNumberOfBranches")
  public Integer getTotalNumberOfBranches() {
    return totalNumberOfBranches;
  }
  public void setTotalNumberOfBranches(Integer totalNumberOfBranches) {
    this.totalNumberOfBranches = totalNumberOfBranches;
  }

  /**
   **/

  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
  @JsonProperty("totalNumberOfPullRequests")
  public Integer getTotalNumberOfPullRequests() {
    return totalNumberOfPullRequests;
  }
  public void setTotalNumberOfPullRequests(Integer totalNumberOfPullRequests) {
    this.totalNumberOfPullRequests = totalNumberOfPullRequests;
  }

  /**
   **/

  @ApiModelProperty(value = "")
  @JsonProperty("_class")
  public String getPropertyClass() {
    return propertyClass;
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  public void setPropertyClass(String propertyClass) {
    this.propertyClass = propertyClass;
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  @Override
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    if (this == o) {
      return true;
    }
    if (o == null || getClass() != o.getClass()) {
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    return Objects.equals(displayName, multibranchPipeline.displayName) &&
        Objects.equals(estimatedDurationInMillis, multibranchPipeline.estimatedDurationInMillis) &&
        Objects.equals(latestRun, multibranchPipeline.latestRun) &&
        Objects.equals(name, multibranchPipeline.name) &&
        Objects.equals(organization, multibranchPipeline.organization) &&
        Objects.equals(weatherScore, multibranchPipeline.weatherScore) &&
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        Objects.equals(numberOfFailingPullRequests, multibranchPipeline.numberOfFailingPullRequests) &&
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        Objects.equals(totalNumberOfPullRequests, multibranchPipeline.totalNumberOfPullRequests) &&
        Objects.equals(propertyClass, multibranchPipeline.propertyClass);
  }

  @Override
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    return Objects.hash(displayName, estimatedDurationInMillis, latestRun, name, organization, weatherScore, branchNames, numberOfFailingBranches, numberOfFailingPullRequests, numberOfSuccessfulBranches, numberOfSuccessfulPullRequests, totalNumberOfBranches, totalNumberOfPullRequests, propertyClass);
  }

  @Override
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    sb.append("    displayName: ").append(toIndentedString(displayName)).append("\n");
    sb.append("    estimatedDurationInMillis: ").append(toIndentedString(estimatedDurationInMillis)).append("\n");
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Funny enough, this was in the spam folder! It's just annoying since I want to make sure that people know we saw things and appreciate it or whatever. But, at least we're not the only one.
I am told that I am found in spam frequently. I had complained they told me not to respond to bloggers at a great speed. Told me to go slow.
That's more than a bit ridiculous. It shouldn't matter how fast you respond.
I am shocked! It is your comments are in the spam folder in too! I have no idea what's happening but I think I have an idea. A set of some random letters and numbers of users have been spamming comments on a different blog post last week? I was one of those people who'd been commented on. Maybe WordPress is preventing it too. IDK but they have to work it out.
Oh, we get a lot of spam that's rightfully spam. But then there are some nestled in there that aren't spam. I have no clue what's going on. Feel free to delete my attempts to comment since I know I tried a few times. I appreciate WordPress keeping it all clean, but it's annoying when I know it's not spam and I've commented on their things before!
That is true, no worries. There was just one from you guys. Thanks again fro bringing it up to our attention.
Recently I've had more non-spam than usual show up in my spam folder. I'm not sure what's happening! I've been making a point to check my spam folder every day now just in case.
That's what I've noticed, too! I try to check it once a day, sometimes more depending on how much time I have. It's really annoying since I don't want anyone to feel ignored.
It's so frustrating! I just checked my spam folder and I have four actual spam comments and one real comment in there.
I don't see why actual bloggers (especially ones I've interacted with before) go in the spam folder. It makes no sense to me.
It actually was in my spam folder, I didn't see it before or even know about that folder (oops 😅)! Thanks for bringing it to my attention and I hope they fix the issue soon!
You're welcome and I hope they do the same!
Ugh, WordPress. It strikes again!
Ah, I see. That would be a good habit, but I also would find it tedious to go through each one.