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Hudson Unearth is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company based in Sheffield, Yorkshire that provides support for music projects with an education or community focus.
Like our sister organisation, Hudson Records, we are committed to making music that matters and to serving the community that nurtures folk music tradition in the United Kingdom.
Our work to date includes Unearth Songwriting; a weekly online songwriting circle led by Lucy Farrell and Jenny Sturgeon. We also work with schools to establish extra-curricular music projects that make a difference.
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Unearth Songwriting - Online
Lucy Farrell (Furrow Collective, Eliza Carthy and the Wayward Band) and Jenny Sturgeon (Salt House, Northern Flyway) are hosting a 10-week block of online songwriting workshops for women, trans and non-binary people. Join us to unearth and explore the art of songwriting in a nurturing and encouraging community. All levels of experience welcome. Workshops will last 90 minutes on Zoom and take place every Wednesday evening at 7.30pm BST.
Thanks to the support of Arts Council England, these workshops are free. However, you can donate to a pay-it-forward pot which will help to ensure that future circles remain open to all.
The current circle is full but we're are now taking expressions of interest for autumn 2021.
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"Jenny and Lucy are fantastic facilitators and mentors, making sure everyone feels welcome, safe and equally valued in the group. This workshop has opened up new possibilities for me in terms of my song writing practice, and provides a safe space to try things out. They have sown the seeds that will grow a community of artists."
"Unearth Songwriting has massively helped my songwriting abilities and has given me a great number of tools in order to continue to develop as a writer. Also, as a member of the Trans community, I found the workshops to have a friendly, welcoming atmosphere and would encourage other members of the Trans and Non Binary community to take part in any future courses"
"It has allowed me to explore avenues that have helped me to develop within my songwriting. More importantly, their kindness and patience has allowed a group of terrific individuals to come together to share their musical experiences and stories within a safe space - something that is truly invaluable in helping women to gain more confidence within the music industry."
"A cosy, lovely community, great for building confidence in writing."
"From the start Jenny and Lucy established a creative and encouraging atmosphere for all of us taking part, and meeting up with the online group once a week has been inspiring and empowering! I really appreciate that the sessions welcome all levels of experience, and would recommend Unearth Songwriting to anyone who wants to delve deeper into what songwriting might mean for them."
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Join Hudson Unearth for our first ever Masterclass series!
We're really excited to be able to offer a series of online masterclasses led by some of our fantastic Hudson Artists. Covering a range of songwriting topics, you can sign up for one or more of our masterclasses which we are offering on a 'pay what you can' basis. This is a fantastic opportunity to explore your songwriting, meet other musicians and dip into the creative world of Hudson Unearth. Thanks to Jenny Sturgeon and Lucy Farrell for curating the series. Sign up now!
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Studying how to place your self for self protection is an important factor of your private safety.
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Tesla Is Now Worth More Than GM And Ford Combined But There's More To It Than That
Erik Shilling and Jalopnik
Jan 15, 2020, 9:04am
Don't look now (never mind feel free to look, it's not my money), but Tesla's stock is currently trading at around $US545 ($790) a share, or nearly triple what it was trading at its lowest in June. This is mostly because its China factory is up and running and it had a profitable third-quarter. But, you know, we've seen this movie before.
Back in June 2017 Tesla's stock was up to $US383 ($555), its heretofore highest amount. A month before, as stock was climbing up, CEO Elon Musk said he had no idea why the company was valued so high in an interview with The Guardian.
"I do believe this market cap is higher than we have any right to deserve," he said, pointing out his company produces just 1% of GM's total output.
"We're a money-losing company," Musk added. "This is not some situation where, for example, we are just greedy capitalists who decided to skimp on safety in order to have more profits and dividends and that kind of thing. It's just a question of how much money we lose. And how do we survive? How do we not die and have everyone lose their jobs?"
Back then, the main reason for the stock surge was the introduction of the Model 3, which began production that summer and was supposed to be Tesla's mass-market path to sustained profitability. And it's true that the Model 3 has largely been a success, with Tesla delivering 300,600 Model 3s in 2019 and over 92,000 Model 3s in the fourth-quarter 2019 alone.
Those are global sales numbers, but consider that the Model 3 number in the fourth-quarter is almost double the number of 3 Series BMW sold in all of 2019 in North America, Tesla's biggest market. You can see the argument that Tesla is on the up-and-up, especially if production and sales in China heavily ramp up this year.
And yet, Tesla's stock was trading at $US185 ($268) a share as late as this past May, less than half of that June 2017 high, even in the midst of surging Model 3 sales, making its current stock gains feel pretty optimistic, since what has really changed between now and seven months past? Tesla's current stock price also has it approaching $US100 ($145) billion in market capitalisation, which could trigger a massive payment for Musk and is bigger than Ford and GM combined.
What do these numbers mean, exactly, for anyone who isn't a Tesla shareholder, a Tesla short, or Musk himself? They mean that a bunch of investors have opted to place bets that Tesla will be successful long-term, but that is all the stock price means. Tesla's valuation is huge for now, but it could be smaller tomorrow or even in the very next few minutes if enough investors decide that Tesla won't be successful in the long-term and sell their Tesla stock.
To be sure, there is trouble on the horizon. Model S and X sales are basically stagnant, even if they are still very profitable vehicles for the company.
The whole fully self-driving car thing still has no real timetable, and Autopilot's current iteration is dangerous in some contexts. And China's car market is currently in its first downturn in three decades, meaning that Tesla's giant bet there is far from a sure thing. And then there is the Musk himself, always a wild card, imprisoned to his own self-destructive compulsions.
We haven't even talked about new products like the Model Y, the semi or the Cybertruck, or the Roadster, none of which have reached customers yet, and some of which are very far from ever reaching customers.
In any case, this company has been walking a tightrope for years, always just on the edge of survival. It's currently riding pretty high on the stock market but no one could honestly argue that its long-term sustainability is assured, and for different reasons than legacy automakers, whose long-term sustainability is often only threatened by their own myopia.
Tesla has something like the opposite of myopia, with Musk constantly trying to out-think the future. The jury's still out on whether that's also good business.
Beth Elderkin 20 Jan 2020 8:27 AM
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Take Thanksgiving, for example. (I know its not a "religious" holiday, but bear with me) I've seen a lot of folks on Facebook critiquing companies who have already started their advertising to Christmas shoppers.
I've also noticed folks observing the irony of Americans going shopping the day after they are supposed to be grateful for what they already have.
But I think that fighting for our practice of giving thanks on this one particular day each year is missing the point, which is this: we are incredibly blessed to be here. Every moment of this life is a joy. Our misery and disconnectedness is mainly because we have forgotten that. We don't have a practice of maintaining our thankfulness.
What if we didn't need Thanksgiving to remind us to be thankful?
What if our gratefulness exuded from us every time we walked out the door, greeted a friend or a stranger, took a breath?
I want this for myself because, selfishly, I know I would be happier, more connected.
I want this for you because I know it would build stronger relationships and emphasize your gifts.
I want this for us because it would build us up, connect us, vitalize our lives. Move us towards the "Beloved Community".
Are We Ready to Make Every Day Thanksgiving?
Probably not. What the early Friends were attempting by abolishing the celebration of specific holidays was ambitious: every day is a holy day. We shouldn't need Thanksgiving because we are constantly giving thanks.
I am not calling for the return of our abolishment of Holidays. I don't believe that modern Friends have the discipline, the theological substructure or the community accountability. We would (and have) slipped into the pervasive and extremely convincing worldview that the advertisers would create for us: a severe and constant awareness of scarcity, of "not good enough", of "someday I will have enough and achieve gratefulness".
Instead, let's take what we've been given and make it work for us. Or, even better, let's make it work for God.
Thanksgiving is a great opportunity to be aware of and celebrate abundance. But I don't need an excessive meal to do it. I want to see the abundance that is all around me all the time. And I want to celebrate it.
That is why, this year, I am going to re-invent Thanksgiving for myself. I will celebrate Thanksgiving all week. And I'd like to invite you to my Thanksgiving.
I would like to invite you into a week of giving thanks. Let's try walking this path for a full seven days.
Instead of waking up in the morning and thinking about what feels bad and wrong, what I am striving toward and what I don't have yet, I'm going to focus on what feels good and right, what I am blessed to experience and humbled to witness.
And I'm not going to just limit my thanks giving to the obvious ones… things that we are used to giving thanks for: prosperity, resources, loved ones, abundance. I'm going to give thanks for this entire human experience. Pain, anger, struggle, conflict.
Because these are just as easily gifts, and more often openings for God's transformation.
Because every moment of this life is such a privilege.
And because my life and my impact on those around me is better when I know that.
Thankful for this blog post!
Not sure exactly what Thanksgiving is – not being familar with the US – but with you on this – great post.
Bless you Jon Watts. My blended religion family members will be talking about this tomorrow when they arrive in Harrisburg from other Pennsylvania locations.
Penn's Woods rocks even more because of you.
Thanksgiving is a harvest festival. Or at least, that's how it got started.
Now there's always an American Football game on the TV that day, giving quite a lot of husbands an excuse not to help their wives in the kitchen, despite the size of the meal they are expected to make. The next day is Black Friday, so named because it's the day when all the "day after Thanksgiving" sales stores have get their financial books back out of the red and into the black.
If I recall correctly, it's the biggest travel day of the year, since the expectation is that you make the trek to your family home, wherever in the country that may be.
Awww..I know what you're saying…But I hope you find some time to be thankful, as Jon suggested. Every day is a good day to be appreciative. Yeah, the football games, the cooking and the travel..But I'm kind of thankful for all of it.
To explain the lack of tree I could legitimately use "Quakers aren't supposed to celebrate Christmas," tossing on a "like that" to reassure her that yes, Quakerism really is a generally Christian religion, please stop worrying I've turned heathen. But it seems most do celebrate it with the decorations and old Pagan customs in full force these days, so then it would end up seeming dishonest to say that we don't!
Yesterday I found myself 'home' for the holiday, walking through my old neighborhood, on a glorious afternoon. The sun was brilliant and made all the leaves golden. As I rounded the corner of the park, I was faced with a choice: walk up the street with slightly less sun, but fewer painful memories, or stay in the sun, and walk through all of the memories, associated feelings, and general discomfort that hang in the air when I walk that particular block.
I was searching for the most enjoyable, or at least a less uncomfortable afternoon walk through my old neighborhood: not that street, not that path, not that tree. Everywhere I turned seemed to be crowded with some part of my past that I did not want to deal with.
And my relationships- as I walked towards the corner of decision, of sun-and-past or shade-and-lesser-past, I saw myself trying to skip over, ignore, forget, unmake all the hard feelings and challenges, (made up or real) in my relationships. With my dad, my sister, my ex, my neighbors, myself. If I could just avoid all the unpleasant things, it would finally feel Good: I would be able to Stay Happy.
And in that moment of recognition, I found myself paused in the sun, standing on a street corner where I'd stood before, graced by warming rays of light that held a vision, of being grateful for my life, as is.
For a moment I got to see myself welcome all the awkwardness, all the challenging feelings, all the despair, indecision, shame, all the choices I'd made- the distance from my family, the aloneness, the wrecks I'd made of my friendships, the pointlessness I'd been living in my life.
Thank you, Mela. Been there, done that. Let's celebrate together!
I just had a very similar conversation with a close friend yesterday. We were pondering what our lives would look like if we truly recognized each part of our past as gifts and blessings, no matter how difficult… even trauma. How would we behave differently? How might we walk differently on the Earth? How might we differently greet old friends and family?
Anyway, this is a beautiful sentiment & story. Thank you for sharing it.
It seems to me that Christ taught that even the lack of "things" we want can lead to blessings!
Here are the first four Beatitudes, alternated with some lines of praise from St. Francis' Canticle of the Sun.
BEATITUDE: How enriched are those who have watered their faces with tears while crying out, for they will be called to God's side!
Let our impoverishments lead us to celebrate our riches!


This mix of house and techno from 1993 is by URB Magazine co-founder, Raymond Roker. I was excited to put this mixed tape back in the deck and was actually quite surprised at well it's aged. This may very well be one of the mixes I've most enjoyed revisiting in recent weeks.


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Irving health tech firm HMS explores sale amid COVID-19 financial strain
Irving-based HMS Holdings Corp. is exploring options including a sale, as the health-care data and technology provider grapples with the impact of the coronavirus, according to people familiar with the matter.
The company is working with advisers to review alternative strategies, the people said, asking not to be identified because the matter isn't public. No final decision has been made and it could still opt to remain independent, the people said.
HMS Holdings' shares closed 2% higher on Friday, closing at $24.37, giving the company a market value of about $2.2 billion. The stock is down 28% in the past year compared with the 16% gain in the S&P 500 index.
Representatives for HMS Holdings didn't respond to requests for comment.
HMS, founded in 1974, provides data and analytics services that help federal agencies, health-care exchanges, hospital groups and other clients reduce costs, according to its annual report.
As of last year, HMS had more than 2,500 employees, including about 1,000 in its Irving headquarters. Most of its business comes from the more than 40 state Medicaid agencies and numerous private providers of Medicaid and Medicare that use its software tools to coordinate benefits, detect fraudulent payments, and send health-related messages, such as reminders to pick up prescriptions or get a flu shot.
Its net income fell 77% year-over-year to $6.6 million in the quarter ended June 30, according to a filing.
The coronavirus pandemic hurt revenue and profits in the quarter because of lower volume of work and contracts, it said in the filing. Many U.S. hospitals had to cancel routine visits and elective surgeries during the height of the pandemic.
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Possibly one of the most neglected surfaces of the body in the art of deflection or, as I've called it, interception, is the upper arm/shoulder. It just doesn't seem practical.
But it all depends on where the punch is launched from.
If the punch is a high cross, jab or hook - sure: the shoulder can be very hard to use.
But if the punch has any "rising moment" to it - whether it is a pure uppercut or merely a slightly rising cross - the shoulder/upper arm can come in very useful; particularly if you're caught in a surprise attack, where your shoulder/upper arm may very well be your last line of defence.
I really began to realise the utility of this surface as a tool for interception when practising systema with Alex Kostic. In systema, you learn to "ride" blows, and this frequently involves "rolling' them over and around your upper arm - even if you have to shrug your shoulder slightly.
Both the Chinese and Okinawan arts solve this problem by using stances to get you into the right position for shoulder use. In particular, the horse stance can drop you into a position where the shoulder is the natural point of early interception for any rising punch.
It is salient that both moves occur pretty much at the opening of the forms. I guess it indicates that upper arm/shoulder interceptions/deflections really are "last line of" defence, when all others have been breached in a surprise attack (which the kata assumes at the outset).
It's also salient that both examples deal with a flurry of punches intended to overwhelm you - but which you can subvert starting with the "desperate" and "last second" upper arm/shoulder deflection, followed by a "sticky movement" ("muchimi" in Okinawan) that lets you read and follow your opponent's movement and "turn the tables" in very short order.


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CLARK, William Lloyd
The Battle Against the Slums; or, Life in New York's Great Underworld
Milan, Illinois: Truth and Light Publishing House, 1913. First edition. Octavo (22 cm). Original yellow wrappers; 87, [1] pp., [4] pp., adverts; illus. A scarce social reform title by the Klan sympathizer and virulent anti-Catholic lecturer, writer and publisher, William Lloyd Clark, who presents a sensationalized report of contemporary urban.....	More
COLBECK, Alfred
The Fall of the Staincliffes
New York: Fleming H. Revell Company, 1890. First American edition. 12mo. Khaki cloth boards decoratively stamped in silver and burgundy; 199 pp.; five illustrations. A morality tale about the evils of gambling. A better-than-average copy with some soiling to cloth and gift inscription to ffep; VG+.	More
FORD, Julia Ellsworth; HOLMES, John Haynes (introduction by)
Consequences [INSCRIBED ~ John Haynes Holmes' copy]
New York: E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc., 1929. First edition. 12mo. (19 cm). 1/2 leather, 1/2 textured paper with gilt-stamped spine and five raised bands; top edge gilt; xv, [1], [2], 3-342 pp. INSCRIBED by the author on the dedication page to John Haynes Holmes who provides the introduction.....	More
HUNTER, Robert
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1906. 12mo. (18.5 cm); burgundy ribbed cloth with gilt spine; 382 pp., [2] pp., adverts; one plate - NYC Poverty Map prepared by Mr. Lawrence Veiller for the Tenement House Commission of 1900. The author attempts to "define poverty and to estimate its extent at.....	More
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The Community Church of Boston [1963 program] [Sacco & Vanzetti interest]
[Boston: The Community Church of Boston], 1963. One sheet folded to make 4 pp. A program for the social justice Community Church of Boston, which at the time was presided over by the Rev. Donald G. Lothrop. The address for Sun., Nov. 3, was from white civil rights activist and.....	More
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The Drift of our Time (Unity Library No. 83)
Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Company, Publishers, 1898. First edition. Stapled, grey wrappers letterpressed in black, 16 pp. An uncommon Kerr title authored by the professor and social reformer, Frank Parsons, who argues that humankind's development in the eighteenth century was material, in the nineteenth intellectual, and that in the.....	More
The Brass Check: A Study of American Journalism [Presentation / Association Copy]
Pasadena: Published by the author, 1920. Sixth edition. Octavo. Brown cloth, blind-ruled and gilt-stamped; 445, [3] pp. Inscribed on the front free endpaper by Sinclair to the Manx novelist, Hall Caine (Sir Thomas Henry Hall Caine, 1853-1931). Although largely forgotten today, Caine was Dante Gabriel Rossetti's secretary before becoming one.....	More


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Sarah, Katie, and Jaclyn then spent a couple of early Sunday mornings (6 am!) giving two charlas at a school in the district of Cayma for the parents. They call the groups of parents PAFA for *Padres de Familia* (family parents). The first talk was on the reason behind the need for healthy lunch boxes for kids, the second one a more practical approach on how to create healthy (and cheap) lunch boxes with local and easily accessible foods. CUDA's Living Libraries program is working with this school this year so we hope to be able to develop more of a relationship with them as well.
he second diabetes charla at the center was done April 25th. Katie and Justin presented on 'Nutrition and why it's important'. About 25 people came including Dr. Ruben, one of Hunter Health Center's doctors involved in their preventative health program.
Please continue to pray that God may give us insight and wisdom as we proceed with this new branch of CUDA. That we may develop relationships with the staff of the Hunter clinic and that God may provide Peruvians that have the passion and conviction to work alongside us. There will always be changes and ways to improve; may we face it all with flexibility, grace, and a sense of adventure.


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Q: Apply a function per matrix cell for multiple matrices numpy I'll try to simplify my actual problem.
Let's say I have 3 matrices with similar shape:
m1
array([[0.1 , 0.12, 0.32],
       [0.22, 0.15, 0.16],
       [0.42, 0.52, 0.62],
       [0.44, 0.35, 0.36]])

m2
array([[0.12 , 0.144, 0.384],
       [0.264, 0.18 , 0.192],
       [0.504, 0.624, 0.744],
       [0.528, 0.42 , 0.432]])

m3
array([[0.106 , 0.1272, 0.3392],
       [0.2332, 0.159 , 0.1696],
       [0.4452, 0.5512, 0.6572],
       [0.4664, 0.371 , 0.3816]])

Each matrix has a corresponded date, which I convert to an integer and call it delta, so:
delta_m1  = 2
delta_m2 = 5
delta_m3 = 10

What I would like to do is to apply a function to each cell-based-time-series, meaning that if I consider all cells at position (0,0), then m1_cell is 0.1, m2_cell is 0.12, and m3_cell is 0.106. So now I have a cell-based-time-series where the time (the x-axis) being the deltas (2,5,10) and the y-axis is the value of the cells (0.1,0.12,0.106). I would like to apply a smooth function (that takes two 1d-arrays and outputs 1d-array) that takes this cell-based-time-series, meaning takes X=(2,5,10) and y=(0.1,0.12,0.106) and outputs a new value per date/delta/matrix, so, for example, an output could be (0.09,0.1,0.8), where each value corresponds to the cell at (0,0) for each matrix. The whole process I've described refers to only one cell. I would like to apply it to all cells. Then I can create new matrices based on the results. I guess I can simply iterate over each cell over each matrix, and apply the function, but that seems super not efficient.
How can I achieve that in a pythonic efficient way?
EDIT
The function I would like to apply on each cell-based-time-series:
def local_regression(x0, X, Y, k):
    # add bias term
    x0 = np.r_[1, x0]
    X = np.c_[np.ones(len(X)), X]

    # fit model: normal equations with kernel
    xw = X.T * radial_kernel(x0, X, k)
    beta = np.linalg.pinv(xw @ X) @ xw @ Y

    # predict value
    return x0 @ beta

def radial_kernel(x0, X, k):
    return np.exp(np.sum((X - x0) ** 2, axis=1) / (-2 * k * k))

def smooth(x,y):
    return [local_regression(x[p],x,y,k) for p in range(len(x))]

So for example:
y = np.array([2,5,10])
x = np.array([0.1,0.12,0.106])
smooth(x,y)
>>> array([5.14556944, 6.34810085, 5.50632924])

Where x is an array of integers (though it can be changed to float) and y is an array of float. k is a parameter of the function and here k=20

A: The issue with broadcasting is primarily because you are using a list comprehension in the last function. What happens because of that is that your function only operates on the last dimension (axis=-1). This means you are forced to transpose your inputs even with np.vectorize and then transpose them back.
Plus, because of this you will have to explicitly mention the signature in the np.vectorize as well.
Check the code below. I have marked the areas where I have made changes.
#Stack all the matrices (because similar shape)
M = np.stack([m1, m2, m3])                   #(3, 4, 3)
D = np.stack([delta_m1, delta_m2, delta_m3]) #(3,)

##################### FUNCTION ######################
k=20

def local_regression(x0, X, Y, k):
    # add bias term
    x0 = np.r_[1, x0]
    X = np.c_[np.ones(len(X)), X]

    # fit model: normal equations with kernel
    xw = X.T * radial_kernel(x0, X, k)
    beta = np.linalg.pinv(xw @ X) @ xw @ Y

    # predict value
    return x0 @ beta

def radial_kernel(x0, X, k):
    return np.exp(np.sum((X - x0) ** 2, axis=1) / (-2 * k * k))

def smooth(x,y):
    return np.array([local_regression(x[p],x,y,k) for p in range(len(x))]) #<-----

smooth_v = np.vectorize(smooth, signature='(i),(i)->(i)') #<----
##################################################

smooth_v(D[None, None,:], M.transpose(2,1,0)).transpose(2,1,0)  #<-----
#First transpose brings axis=0 to axis=-1, and the second transpose reverses it.

array([[[0.10713757, 0.12856508, 0.34284022],
        [0.23570265, 0.16070635, 0.17142011],
        [0.44997779, 0.55711536, 0.66425293],
        [0.4714053 , 0.37498149, 0.38569525]],

       [[0.10847502, 0.13017003, 0.34712007],
        [0.23864505, 0.16271253, 0.17356004],
        [0.4555951 , 0.56407012, 0.67254514],
        [0.4772901 , 0.37966258, 0.39051008]],

       [[0.11017182, 0.13220618, 0.35254982],
        [0.242378  , 0.16525773, 0.17627491],
        [0.46272164, 0.57289345, 0.68306527],
        [0.484756  , 0.38560136, 0.39661854]]])

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Q: Double checked locking lazy Initialization - Do I need to have volatile keyword for the Map From Usage_in_Java & Effective Java 2, I do understand I need to have volatile keyword, if the lazy initialization target is a single variable.
However, what about I'm perform multiple lazy initialization, and store them in a ConcurrentHashMap? Does the Map need to be volatile too?
Here's the code example.
public class Utils {
    private static final Map<Integer, RemoteViews> remoteViewsMap = new ConcurrentHashMap<Integer, RemoteViews>();

    public static RemoteViews getRemoteViews(int resourceId) {
        RemoteViews remoteViews = remoteViewsMap.get(resourceId);
        if (remoteViews == null) {
            synchronized(remoteViewsMap){
                remoteViews = remoteViewsMap.get(resourceId);
                if (remoteViews == null) {
                    remoteViews = new RemoteViews("org.yccheok.gui", resourceId);
                    remoteViewsMap.put(resourceId, remoteViews);
                }
            }
        }
        return remoteViews;
    }
}

Is the above code correct and thread safe?

A: There's no need for volatile keyword since ConcurrentHashMap being an implementation of ConcurrentMap provides the following memory consistency effect:

actions in a thread prior to placing an object into a ConcurrentMap as a key or value happen-before actions subsequent to the access or removal of that object from the ConcurrentMap in another thread

However, that's not how you usually want to work with concurrent map. General pattern is as follows:
Object existing = concurrentMap.get(key);
// check if this key is already present
if (existing == null) {
  Object newObject = new Object();
  existing = concurrentMap.putIfAbsent(key, newObject); // atomic operation
  // another thread might have already stored mapping for key
  if (existing == null) {
    return newObject;
  }
}
return existing;

Note, it doesn't protect you from two threads simultaneously calling new Object() (which can be an issue if creation of new object is expensive), but it allows you to avoid explicit synchronization alltogether.
Update: as for double-checked locking, in your case, it should look as follows:
Object value = concurrentMap.get(key);
if (value == null) {
  synchronized (lock) {
    value = concurrentMap.get(key);
    if (value == null) {
      value = new Object();
      concurrentMap.put(key, value);
    }
  }
}
return value;


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For Laura-Alicia Summers, plastic surgery is no pain in the ass.
The British babe has had three Brazilian bum lifts, eight boob jobs and seven nose jobs in her quest for perfection.
But getting that face and body doesn't come cheap: Summers admits to spending a whopping $820,000 on more than 50 procedures over the last 17 years.
"Cosmetic surgery is like a drug. It's very addictive, but in a good way," she told the Manchester Evening News. "It's not for everyone, but it has enhanced my life in every way.
Laura-Alicia Summers, 34, has completely transformed herself after spending $800,000 on 50 procedures in the last 17 years. That includes three Brazilian bum lifts. (Instagram)
"People change their cars every two years, why not change their bodies too? I have probably had over half a million pounds worth of surgery. I've had 50 operations, but I've always been open and honest about it."
She said that her quest for perfection comes from being bullied when she was a child.
"People said I was ugly, I was overweight and wore glasses and all I ever wanted was to look like Barbie," Summers told the Evening News.
Laura-Alicia Summers, 34, said she was bullied as a teenager, left. (Instagram)
"I always dreamed of being a Victoria Secret model like the ones in the magazines. I thought they always looked happy, and I wanted to be happy. I had no confidence and was really unhappy, didn't have a lot of friends."
When she was 18, her father gave her a choice: a new car or a boob job. She said, thanks for the mammaries!
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Laura-Alicia Summers, 34,has no intention on quitting plastic surgery. Even after 50 procedures. (Instagram)
She appeared on a British morning show last year and had to be interviewed standing up because she'd just had one of her bum lifts.
Summers couldn't sit down.
"Fashion changes, and so does plastic surgery," she said. "It was once all about big boobs, then big lips, and now it's all about bums. I think the main reason that bum lifts are so popular is because it is a more attainable size."
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At its meeting on 22 April the Commission of Fine Arts reviewed designs for the reverse of the Texas state quarter. Although there were no specific objections to the preferred design, marked No. 1, the members unanimously agreed that design No.2, with the large star in the center, was more unusual with its emphasis on a single element making a much stronger coin design. It was requested, however, that the small outline of the state at the bottom be deleted, as it seems to be an afterthought and would be barely visible when reduced to quarter size.


Chemistry is the study of matter an how it changes. Changes of matter can be physical and chemical. Physical properties that can be seen without changing the sibstance. Chemical changes can be seen with changing the substance. Endothermic reaction is the total making and breaking of bonds in the absorption of matter. Exothermic reactions is the making and breaking of bonds results in a release of energy.
A fire triangle is what is needed for a sucessful. The parts of a fire traianlge is fuel, heat, and oxygen. Conbustion is the reaction between oxygen and a fuel. Fuel is a material that releases energy when it burns. Some fuels are wood, oil, gasoline, paper, and many others.
Activation energu is the minimum amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction. All chemical reactions require a certain amount of energy to get started. Factors that affect rates of reaction include surface area, temperature, concentration, and the prescence of catalysts or inhibitors. Concentraiten is the amount of a substance in a given volume. Catalyst is a material that increases that rate of the reaction by lowering the activation energy. Enzymes are natural catalysts. An inhibitor is a material used to decrease that rate of reaction.
Chemical equations use chemical formulas and other symbols instead of words to summarize a reaction. Chemical reactions are in the form of: Reactant +Reactant -> Product + Product. The law od conservation of matter says matter cannot be created or destroyed. Coefficents is the number placed in front of a chemical formula in an equation. The types of chemical reactions are synthesis (things coming together), decomposition (two things coming together), and replacement (things replace eachother).


Lisa Hilliker was born and brought up in northern Vermont where she was surrounded by abundant wildlife and natural beauty; it is therefore not surprising that she derives her inspiration from both. She has been creating art since she was a small child. Lisa loves nature and animals. She also loves old barns and uses them to produce her art. Her early teachers included a talented eighth grade teacher and her artistic mother and grandmother. She also learnt from other artists and let herself o be guided by her powers of observation. Lisa says that when it's time for something to be painted, it makes itself known. An artist just needs to open the vibes.
Lisa's painting process begins by selecting the right piece of barn board for a project, which she then sands to give it a base coat of paint. Once she is satisfied that everything is perfect, she begins to paint the image. She works primarily in acrylics, and finishes with and antiquing process and finally applies a protective coat of varnish. She does that with her muse, her favorite cat, always by her side. Today Lisa continues to work and live in Vermont. It is said that she likes to keep things simple and all of her animals have proved good models over the years. A great source of inspiration for Lisa has been Warren Kimble, a fellow Vermonter artist, who is considered to be the best known living Folk Artist in America. Her art can be found in many collections throughout the world.


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The neuroplasticity-associated arc gene is a direct transcriptional target of early growth response (Egr) transcription factors.
Early growth response (Egr) transcription factors ( Egr1 to Egr4) are synaptic activity-inducible immediate early genes (IEGs) that regulate some aspects of synaptic plasticity-related to learning and memory, yet the target genes regulated by them are unknown. In particular, Egr1 is essential for persistence of late-phase long-term potentiation (L-LTP), for hippocampus-dependent long-term memory formation, and for reconsolidation of previously established memories. Here, we show that Egr1 and Egr3 directly regulate the plasticity- associated activity- regulated cytoskeletal-related (Arc) gene, a synaptic activity-induced effector molecule which is also required for L-LTP and hippocampus-dependent learning and memory processing. Moreover, Egr1-deficient and Egr3-deficient mice lack Arc protein in a subpopulation of neurons, while mice lacking both Egr1 and Egr3 lack Arc in all neurons. Thus, Egr1 and Egr3 can indirectly modulate synaptic plasticity by directly regulating Arc and the plasticity mechanisms it mediates in recently activated synapses.[1]
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Course of statistical mechanics for master students. Covers enesembles, statistics, equilibrium and non-eqilibrium dynamics, thermodynamics, phenomelnological description of phase transitions, critical phenomena.
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Asmodee soaks in the FFG Goodness
Well, where do we start with this one? As I'm sure a large majority of you have heard, Asmodee has blown our minds for the second time in 3 months by announcing a new merger with everyone's favorite US publisher, Fantasy Flight Games. The press release itself does not get into much of the details, but W. Eric Martin over at BoardGameGeek has a great post outlining some of the nuances as discussed with Christian T. Peterson, CEO of FFG. Once the mushroom cloud settles from this bomb being dropped on us, it will definitely be interesting to see how this deal will affect us as hobby consumers. For what it's worth, I personally don't see it as a bad proposition overall. Hooray for French companies partaking in capitalism!
Descent 2.0 Campaign Book
Fantasy Flight Games also announced the first official campaign book for Descent: Journeys in the Dark Second Edition, titled Heirs of Blood. As described by FFG's announcement:
Heirs of Blood offers a climactic campaign in two acts, featuring thirty-two completely new encounters. Your adventures will take you across the realm of Saradyn, but one thing remains consistent: the outcome of every quest has consequences for the entire campaign.
In the first act, you and your fellow heroes must foil Eliza's initial incursions into the hidden kingdom. You may battle goblins to retrieve treasure from a hidden cavern, or attempt to keep Eliza Farrow from completing an unclean ritual. When the second act begins, Saradyn is launched into open war against the dark forces and machinations of the Farrows. You may battle a rival army amid a graveyard filled with undead or seek to infiltrate the haunted dungeon of Khinn! The Heirs of Blood campaign concludes with an unprecedented, three-encounter finale that brings Saradyn's two claimants together in a magical showdown that will determine the fate of the kingdom. Your heroes are all that stand between the rightful heir and a grisly demise.
Look for Heirs of Blood to hit your FLGS in the first quarter of 2015.
Specter Ops
Those in attendance at BGG.con were treated to a sneak preview of Plaid Hat Games' newly announced game, Specter Ops designed by Emerson Matsuuchi (VOLT). In Specter Ops, one player takes on the role of a secret agent of A.R.K. infiltrating a top secret Raxxon facility, attempting to complete three mission objectives and escape unharmed. Sounds easy enough until you realize that the rest of the players are genetically modified Raxxon Hunters attempting to hunt you down!
From what I've heard from those who were able to demo the game, it is an awesome hidden movement game in the same vein as Letters from Whitechapel with amazing art to boot. Specter Ops is slated for a 2015 release and this has definitely just jumped to the top of my list for my most anticipated games.
Imperial Settlers Expansion and Dawn Sector
In Portal Games vlog #11, Ignacy teases Why Can't We Be Friends the first Empire Pack expansion to his hit civilization card game, Imperial Settlers. The expansion pack debuted at BGG.con this past week and will be available in the near future to the rest of us who were unable to attend. Included in the pack are new common cards for the central deck, new cards for each of the base game's four factions, and two new cards for use in the solo game with certain factions. The expansion also introduces one new effect on the cards, called "open production." This provides players with the ability to visit an opponent's building in order to acquire the resource produced there. In return, that player receives the worker that you sent over as compensation.
Also announced in the vlog, and shown in demo form at BGG.con, was Dawn Sector (previously Battle for York) a new area control battle game by Grant Rodiek. As I understand, the game will be re-themed in a sci-fi universe with warring races attempting to conquer the various areas of the board. No further details on the game or release have been given but the original Battle for York's BoardGameGeek page gives a bit of flavor about what we might expect from a mechanics/game play standpoint.
BGG Con Part Deux
Having just wrapped another successful convention in Dallas, the BGG.con organizers decided that once a year just wasn't enough! It was announced yesterday that a SECOND BGG.con, called BGG.FAM, will be held for the first time in 2015 over Memorial Day weekend (same location). This convention appears to be geared towards more family gaming as children of all ages are invited, and encouraged, to attend. Badge registration is not yet open, but the Hyatt is accepting reservations, so hop on this quickly if it interests you. Stay tuned to the BGG.FAM BoardGameGeek page for more details as badge registration nears.
Tabletop Season 3
Tabletop Season 3 has commenced with Tokaido, Antoine Bauza's (swoon) beautiful walk through Japan, as the first game up on the docket. Check out Wil Wheaton's blog post for a complete listing of the games and "celebrities" that will be participating this season. More importantly, if any of these games tickle your fancy, be sure to buy them before the episode airs because, as we've seen in the past, the 'Tabletop Effect' greatly impacts the sale of these games.
Until next time, stay classy and keep your games tight!
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Choosing the appropriate garage door company is imperative. There are several reasons to want an expert when addressing everything garage door related.
Garage doors are weighty and hazardous. You have to rely on a professional to handle all setup and repair work for your safety. Additionally, there are a great deal of choices when it pertains to buying a brand-new garage door. With numerous garage doors available these days, it could be somewhat challenging to select one, especially if you've never needed to look around for a new door previously. Have no idea exactly where to begin?
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Little Elm is a city in Denton County, Texas, United States, and a part of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. It is an extended suburb of Dallas. The population was 3,646 at the 2000 census. By the 2010 census, the city total had jumped to 25,898, making Little Elm one of the fastest growing municipalities in Texas since 2000 in terms of percentage. At the entrance to the city limits, population signs reflect a size of more than 31,000 as of 2013.
Little Elm is generally located along the northern and eastern shores of Lewisville Lake at the cross roads of Eldorado Parkway and FM 423 and includes stretches of U.S. Highway 380. Its neighbors include Frisco to the east, The Colony and Hackberry to the south, Prosper, Aubrey, and Providence to the north, and Oak Point, Cross Roads, and Lakewood Village to the west.
Are you looking for garage door repair? If you have, you will need to be sure to ask various inquiries to a prospective company just before hiring them. In the following paragraphs, we are going to discuss a number of the major questions that you will need to ask a prospective company prior to making your hiring decision.
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Deee-Lite was a dance music group formed in 1986 in New York City. Their most successful single was Groove Is in the Heart from their 1990 debut, World Clique. With a psychedelic video that was all over MTV, the song also featured appearances by Q-Tip (from A Tribe Called Quest) and Bootsy Collins.
Brill and Kirby had an ongoing romantic relationship which ended prior to the release of their third album, Dewdrops in the Garden. Also prior to that release, Tei left the band (appearing only on the track "Call Me") and was replaced with DJ On-E. Deee-Lite disbanded in 1996, shortly after the release of Dewdrops in the Garden.


1) A commercial green colorant that is usually prepared by mixing cadmium yellow with chromium oxide (viridian).
2) An alternative combination green color sold under this name in Britain contained a mixture of cadmium yellow and phthalocyanine green. In the United States, this mixture was sold under the name permanent green.


Enjoy your favourite fragrance for longer with the Air Wick Freshmatic Max Refill Twin Pack. This refill pack is designed for use with your existing Air Wick Freshmatic Max Automatic Spray and comes in a crisp linen and lilac fragrance. One spray fills the room and each refill lasts for up to 60 days providing you with 120 days of fragrance. Warning: Keep out of reach of children. Pressurised container may burst if heated. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Always read instructions before use.


Le Chéile is heading into its 18th year- to celebrate the headlining acts will be Ash, Damien Dempsey and HamsandwicH. The festival takes place across the August Bank Holiday weekend (July 31st - August 3rd) in Oldcastle, Co. Meath.Others acts confrimed are:Travis Oaks, Big Generator, Corner Boy, Preacher's Son and over sixty other acts playing across five stages.
A new venue which is highly anticipated is set to make this festival bigger than ever. You can also expect a programme of theatre, performance art, art exhibitions, poetry, all-ages gigs and a special family day planned for the festival. Check it all out here.


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GYG: 'Exceptional trading year' despite pandemic
By Superyacht Investor Contributor April 27, 2021 16:05
Last year was an exceptional year of trading considering the operational challenges presented by the onset of a global pandemic said Remy Millott, chief executive of GYG. Commenting on GYG's recently published 2020 results, he said: "I am proud of how GYG has responded and adapted to the considerable disruptions."
Although GYG's group revenue decreased 7.7% to €58.9m ($72.2m) from €63.8m ($77m) the previous year and coatings (refit and new build) revenue decreased 5.4% to €50.8m ($61.3m), adjusted EBITDA did increase 15.6% to €5.2m ($6.2m).
Exceptional costs of €1.0m ($1.2m) driven mainly by covid-19 meant that operating profit decreased 7.7% to €1.2m ($1.4m). Leaving profit before tax at €0.2m ($0.24m) down €0.8m ($0.96m) in 2019 and a net debt position of €11.8m ($14.2m) at year end.
Millott added: "Despite these unprecedented events, our market position and fundamentals remain strong but also demonstrate how our diversified, global model has created an opportunity to grow our market share and improve our operational model. As a direct result of management's strategy to drive market share in new build and the ongoing new business development programmes we have been working through since 2019, our order book continued to build throughout the year."
GYG reported a record level order book at €41.1m ($49.6m) as of March end. Whilst the firm is active on an unprecedented eight new build projects during the year in Northern Europe. One of these is the largest turnkey refit project for a 115m plus yacht in Germany to date.
"I am pleased with the strong start to the year; the record order book and favourable sales mix provides greater visibility enabling us to further improve operational efficiencies and continue to focus on enhancing margins," said Millott.
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