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How to Memorize the Books of The Bible: 7 Easy Steps
Anthony Metivier| January 19, 2023| Learning, Podcast
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There are a number of ways to memorize the books of the Bible.
But few are as direct and streamlined as the approach you're about to discover.
It's also incredibly robust, far more so than using a song or flash cards to memorize them.
Does the technique you're about to learn require a bit of setup?
But that's going to feel like a drop in the bucket when you realize you can use the same technique to also memorize any verses from the Bible you wish.
How to Memorize the Books of the Bible in Order
There are 66 books in most modern Bibles. You can find them in order based on the Old Testament and the New Testament using this handy list.
Some of the names will be familiar to you already, but memorizing even the most well-known names in order can still be a challenge.
Other names will be difficult, but I'll also show you how to deal with harder words like Zephaniah. Soon, they will be very easy to remember.
But let's focus on memorizing the order first.
One: Learn The Memory Palace Technique
Learning to use a Memory Palace is essential for all learning tasks that involve large amounts of information.
I do have one student who memorized 66 Psalms in a way he felt was without a Memory Palace. However, as we spoke, it was clear that the same basic use of spatial memory was still in place. Logically speaking there's no getting around the method of loci for this kind of goal.
To use this technique, you will create a journey throughout a familiar location. This journey will have space for 66 units of information, one spot for each book of the Bible.
Depending on the room you choose, you can fit this journey into one room by using four walls something like this:
This is one example of how you can start structuring a Memory Palace for memorizing the name of every book in the Bible.
If you're just beginning with this technique, this amount of information crammed into a single room might be too cramped.
That's okay. Just make the Memory Palace journey more spaced out. You'll need more rooms, but that's okay. This memory skill is a marathon, not a race.
Also, I would suggest you consider having two Memory Palaces. One for the Old Testament and one for the New Testament. In this way, you can work on memorizing their books as two separate learning projects. It will make this learning project more manageable.
Two: Learn to Place Memorable Associations
The next step is to use your imagination to "pair" an association with a location in your Memory Palace.
For example, you would place an image or association that reminds you of the word "Genesis" in position one of the Memory Palace. It could be a Sega Genesis, or perhaps you remember the Genesis Device and Genesis cave from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
If those references don't work, you could even think of someone you know named "Gene," such as Gene Simmons, the bassist for the rock band Kiss. Even better, you can combine all three of these associations for striking effect when you revisit the Memory Palace journey.
By placing a few words that sound like "Genesis" or are spelled in a similar way in a Memory Palace, it's easy to remember all the books of the Bible.
Coming up with associations really just means looking at the letters of the words you need to memorize and thinking about similarities.
Exodus brings to mind Exxon oil
Leviticus brings to mind Lev Goldentouch
Numbers brings to mind the numbness you feel after a trip to the dentist
To start thinking up associations like this rapidly, have a look at the pegword method.
Three: Elaborate Your Associations
It's not enough to assign associations. You also want to make them strange and striking using a process memory scientists call elaborative encoding.
So let's say that you use the example of a dentist numbing your gums to help you remember that the book of Numbers is at position four in your Memory Palace.
To elaborate it, you want to imagine:
Feeling that numbness as a physical sensation
Hearing your voice trying to speak through numbed lips
Imagine what it looks like to have a syringe injecting "Numbers" into your gums
Experience the emotions involved
Include any tastes or smells
Think about the size of the needle and make it exaggeratedly huge
Using everyday life experiences like the "numbing" effect you experience at the dentist helps you remember the Book of Numbers.
These exaggerations only take a second per each book of the Bible. They will help you remember them with greater ease when you think back to where you stored them in the Memory Palace.
Four: Link Your Associations
How do you know the Book of Deuteronomy follows Numbers?
Often, the Memory Palace journey is more than enough. You just mentally move from station to station.
However, it also makes sense to use the link and story method.
One way you could help yourself memorize the order of the books of the Old Testament is to have the associations act upon each other.
In other words, it's not just that you have Gene Simmons using a Sega Genesis controller to start the Genesis Device from Star Trek II.
You have this image interacting with the Exxon image. For example, you can have Gene Simmons firing the Genesis device at an Exxon station.
This mnemonic example shows you have you can use the linking method in a Memory Palace to memorize the books of the Bible.
Likewise, you can have someone named Lev or Lee or any "Le" image that makes sense to you fleeing from the Exxon station. By linking the associations from station to station throughout the Memory Palace, you give yourself an extra layer of "recall power."
Five: Review For Long Term Retention
Once you have all 66 books assigned with associations, you want to revisit the entire journey a few times to get all of them into long term memory.
We need to do this because memory and learning always require some level of repetition. The Memory Palace helps us manage the repetition and reduce the amount we need.
Basically, you want to follow these patterns:
Forward through the Memory Palace
Backward through the Memory Palace
Skipping the stations
These patterns will give primacy effect and recency effect to each station in your Memory Palace through a process memory scientists call serial positioning. It's basically the same thing as using spaced repetition software, but much more powerful.
What makes it more effective than software are flashcards is what is called "active recall." When we put a little bit of "pressure" on our memory to recall facts we've learned, our memories develop much faster.
Six: Follow Up With More Than Memory
Learning how to memorize scripture at any level is fun and easy.
But to really go the distance and get the material deep into memory, you want to learn it in context.
To make that process riveting:
Read as much as you can and also memorize facts about each book
Write summaries of each book and your thoughts about them
Discuss often with others
Listen to lectures about each book in order
During this stage, you can also add facts to the names of the books you've already memorized. For example, if you want to remember that Zephaniah is prophetic literature, you can add an image of a prophet profiting to the core image in the Memory Palace.
Seven: A Bonus Step For Those Who Prefer Flash Cards
If the Memory Palace technique is not an option for you, here's the best possible way to use flash cards.
Instead of feeding yourself the answer on the back of the card, have a drawing that triggers your memory of the word.
A mnemonic example to help you remember a book of the Bible called Zephaniah
For example, you could draw a zipper to help you remember Zephaniah. You could even cut out a picture of Shania Twain or write her name beside the Zipper.
In the mnemonic example above, I have drawn a zipper and a few lines to suggest the letter "Z." I'm no artist, but I've drawn a singer and given myself a clue by adding some of the lyrics from a very famous Shania Twain song.
Then, when looking at the card, the guessing process helps me form memories because it gives my brain a bit of a workout.
In other words, this form of "memory triggering" creates a brain game that promotes learning instead of cheating you out of it.
But chances are you can learn to love the Memory Palace technique, and this free course shows you how:
Remember All Of The Books Of The Bible With Ease
As you've seen, there's a fast and easy way to memorize each and every book of the Bible.
Sure, it takes a bit of setup.
But given the amount of time and hassle it saves in the end, I'm confident you'll find the frontloaded effort was well worth it.
The important thing is to embrace the setup. It takes different people different amounts of time, but anyone can do it. And the best part is that each and every bit of information you memorize brings you one step closer to God.
So what do you say?
Do you feel equipped to memorize the books of the Bible in order? Let me know in the discussion or feel free to enter any questions you have. I'll chime in a.s.a.p.
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2 Responses to " How to Memorize the Books of The Bible: 7 Easy Steps "
I think a lot of my past attempts at memory palaces have failed because my images were static and not linked to each other. Steps three and four seem to be what I was missing.
Thank you for this guide! There is always more to learn and room to improve when it comes to memory techniques.
Anthony Metivier says:
I'm glad you found this, Max.
It is true that there's always more to learn about memory techniques. Two decades of study in and I still discover new ways to use them. I recently updated the course with the "Infinity" Memory Palace technique, for example. It's quite an interesting approach.
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The effects of pollution from transport are especially important in cities, where people and vehicles co-exist in very close proximity.
Today, transport accounts for a fifth of global energy demand and a quarter of energy-related CO2 emissions. That means transport is a major contributor to air pollution. And the effects of pollution from transport are especially important in cities, where people and vehicles co-exist in very close proximity.
Around 91% of the world's population is breathing toxic air, according to the World Health Organization, causing 4.2 million premature deaths every year. So, if we are to keep pursuing efforts to limit the global temperature increase to 1.5ºC, and reduce the health impacts of air pollution, we must tackle the issue of urban transport.
Low-carbon measures that reduce our reliance on fossil fuels are an important part of an action plan to tackle health-related impacts and save our planet. Electric mobility is widely seen as a way to improve air quality and meet climate goals, but is rarely integrated in a comprehensive vision for smarter cities. And with electrification, come great opportunities to enhance the flexibility, efficiency and environmental performance of almost any application or system, at sea or on land.
Take the example of one of the world's first fully electric work boats, Astrid Helene. Astrid is a workboat used for fish farming, with no diesel engines. She is all electric. As a result, she saves the atmosphere from the release of tonnes of CO2. And, unlike other boats in the area, she is noiseless, meaning she has a minimal impact on marine life, and helps maintain silence in the underwater realm.
Urban electric buses have enjoyed a boom in recent years as municipalities tackle local pollution and noise. The city of Taipei, for example, has just opened its first all-electric bus route, with a fleet powered by electric drivetrains.
Buses have seen the fastest shift towards electrification of all urban transport modes, particularly in Asia, where China is taking the lead. Since 2009, China has introduced subsidies that drove uptake of battery and plug-in electric vehicles. In Shenzhen, for instance, these subsidies brought the purchase price of battery-powered electric buses close to those of diesel buses, and the city finished converting its fleet of over 16,300 buses to fully electric models last year.
Cities have the potential to be a key driver for electrifying transport. But they can only be smart when all the systems are truly integrated and come together to provide a city that's more efficient, more sustainable, and more livable. To achieve this, societies need to embrace the transport revolution in two ways.
Cities need to set new ambitious targets to become carbon-neutral faster, and create incentives for the transition to electric transport. Copenhagen in Denmark, for example, wants to achieve carbon neutrality by 2025. By then, the city will most likely be the first carbon neutral capital in the world. To achieve this, we need not only to think outside the box, but also to act; working towards carbon neutrality by building on the "energy efficiency first" principle.
Electric buses are an attractive option when cities are pushing for cleaner air. The Bloomberg New Energy Finance study estimates that the number of electric buses will triple within seven years. Buses are a key part of the urban transit infrastructure, and the fact that they serve routine and fixed routes makes them ideal for electrification.
Working with cities, we have seen that this works best when the city electrifies one bus line to develop a blueprint for implementation and gradually renews the bus fleet. This helps overcome procurement pressure on suppliers and creates a buy-in from citizens, who benefit from a cleaner and quieter urban transport fleet – a first and important step in the transition towards an electric transport system.
Electrification alone is not sufficient to put the world on track to meet climate goals. It requires a more comprehensive strategy, taking in the whole of the energy system. In any ambitious transformation of energy systems, we need to rethink how buildings are integrated and connected, and how we collaborate. If cities want to meet their ambitious carbon neutral targets and take advantage of an electrified urban transport fleet, they need to establish intelligent two-way connections for water, heating, cooling and electricity.
Smart cities arise from smart thinking. Since Thomas Edison revolutionized the energy sector, we have come a long way in providing more and better energy, and increased our energy efficiency enormously. To take the energy sector to the next level of efficiency, we need to overhaul the infrastructure that has been in place since Edison's time. While connectivity is key, we must also establish new, smart ways of collaborating across sectors.
But, for now, cities can start electrifying their urban transport system, one bus at a time.


WWDC is coming soon, and that means I've built a schoarship application Playground again! It's my second year applying, and the last year I'll be elligable. This year I built camera filters that show the symptoms of various eye diseases. For example: I've got a near-sighted filter, a colorblind filter, and a light sensitive filter. I hope you give it a shot, because I feel like it's a lot cooler in person than simply watching a video.
As last year, I've released my code, essays, and created a video demo if you want to see what I did, or get inspiration for next year!
Update [April 15]: Heading Back to San Jose!
I'm super excited to have won a scholarship for my second (and final) time! See you there!


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On the Job: Milwaukee PC moves to new location
AT&T rebrands Element Mobile locations in Wisconsin
On the Job: Milwaukee PC moves to new location AT&T rebrands Element Mobile locations in Wisconsin Check out this story on stevenspointjournal.com: http://spjour.nl/1rZFReh
Nathan Vine Published 11:46 a.m. CT Sept. 12, 2014
Ralph Voigt is the branch manager at Milwaukee PC, which recently moved to 2501 Church St. (Photo: Nathan Vine/Stevens Point Journal Media )Buy Photo
Editor's note: "On the Job" is a blog by Stevens Point Journal Media Business Editor Nathan Vine that reports local business news in Portage County. You can view the blog at www.stevenspointjournal.com.
Following are excerpts from the blog:
STEVENS POINT – Milwaukee PC recently moved into a new location in the South Point Plaza in Stevens Point.
The business previously was in the strip mall at 5633 Highway 10 East, next to Copps. Branch Manager Ralph Voigt said the business had been looking for more visibility after the Copps grocery store closed in August 2012.
Voigt said he is the only employee at the location, but he hopes to hire an additional part-time employee in the near future.
The South Point Plaza, located at 2501 Church Street, also includes Koerten's Fine Framing & Gifts, Remix Kid's Consignment, Little Ceasar's Pizza, South Point Laundromat, The Glass Station Smoke Shop and Speedy Loan. The Milwaukee PC location in the plaza was previously occupied by Charter Communications.
Founded in 1988 by current company president James M. Petr, Milwaukee PC now has 23 stores and more than 150 employees throughout the state. The company offers sales and services for a variety of electronics including computers, laptops, tablets, servers, monitors and printers.
Milwaukee PC will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. For more information, please call 715-342-6816, email rvoigt@milwaukeepc.com or visit www.milwaukeepc.com. You may also follow the company by searching "Milwaukee PC" on Facebook or @MilwaukeePC on Twitter.
AT&T rebrands Element Mobile in Wisconsin
AT&T has upgraded the former Element Mobile retail locations across the state, re-opening them under the AT&T brand last week.
AT&T is also upgrading the former Element network in Wisconsin to combine the strength of Element's local coverage with AT&T's 4G LTE network, according to a news release.
This fall, more than 30,000 former Element wireless customers will begin using new devices that work on AT&T's network. Customers will be notified in coming weeks when it's time to activate their new devices.
Customers are invited to visit AT&T company-owned retail locations at 5733 Windy Dr. in Stevens Point and 1337 Eighth St. South in Wisconsin Rapids, and an authorized retailer location at 203 W. Upham St. in Marshfield
Customers with general questions about the transition from Element Mobile to AT&T can visit www.att.com/element. For details about new devices, please visit www.att.com/mynewphone, call 1-855-955-9110, or speak with an AT&T sales representative at any retail location.
Nathan Vine can be reached at 715-345-2252. Find him on Twitter as @SPJNathanVine.
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Q: Let $f: \Bbb{R} \to \Bbb{R}$ be continuous and $\Gamma (f) \subset \Bbb{R}^2$ be the graph of $f$. Show that $\Gamma (f)$ is connected.
Let $f: \Bbb{R} \to \Bbb{R}$ be continuous and $\Gamma (f) \subset \Bbb{R}^2$ be the graph of $f$. Show that $\Gamma (f)$ is connected.

I'm trying to get a contradiction by supposing that $\Gamma (f)$ is disconnected. Then there exists $A$ and $B$ such that $\Gamma (f) = A \cup B$ and $A \cap B = \emptyset$. And showing that this violates continuity, but not sure how to proceed?

A: Hint: $f:\mathbb R\to\mathbb R$ is continuous and $\Gamma(f)=\{(x,f(x))|x\in\mathbb R)\}=(id_{\mathbb R}\times f)(\mathbb R)$.
The function $id_{\mathbb R}\times f$ is defined as
$$id_{\mathbb R}\times f:\mathbb R\to\mathbb R\times\mathbb R$$
$$x\mapsto(x,f(x)).$$

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It seems that I'm often throwing something random in my mouth for lunch. I've decided that I needed something better than that.
First, it will actually be something healthy...not that mac and cheese isn't sometimes.
Second, it will taste good.
Third, it will fill me so I don't want to snack on the peanut butter cookies that I made.
So my solution to the lunch problem is sandwiches. You could also do wraps in tortillas or pita bread. I make sure to have lunch meat on-hand and load on the veggies. I love making a sandwich that can barely be eaten because of the amount of colorful healthy things inside.
And my husband is also grateful for the change from peanut butter and jelly for his lunch to this. Our favorite bread is Dave's Killer Bread. It is amazing! And has an awesome story to go with it. You should check it out. I wish you a happy sandwich day.
AND Look for a homemade ranch dressing recipe soon. Why did I ever buy a packet?? Thank you, Alisha.


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I am passionate about wellness, and in helping customers to have a true wellness experience. Resorts closest to my heart are ones that specialize in magnificent spa experiences that bring health and rejuvenation.
For a customer who has been very ill a few years back, I have put heart and soul in trying to help her find the right wellness resort for her needs. I have suggested Sha Wellness in Spain – a short trip, a caring staff and the treatments and equipment she needs. Among other things Sha has special equipment for getting to the physical root of sleeping problems, apart from regimes for detox and rejuvenation, aesthetics and much else.
You are fantastic and I do hope your business flourishes, because you are truly dedicated with your heart!
I am having some tests tomorrow, and will decide later!


The Far East is Russia's own version of the wild west, where hardened Cossacks in the early 17th century – and young Soviets (and Gulag camp prisoners) in the 20th – came to exploit the region's untapped natural resources, such as gold in Kolyma, the diamonds of Sakha and oil off Sakhalin. The region was officially just a big chunk of Siberia until the Soviets anointed it a separate administrative entity in the 1920s. Geographers still consider most of the Far East part of Siberia. Yet it has always felt more distant, more challenging, more godforsaken than points west.
Locally, much ado is made of Anton Chekhov's trip through the Far East to Sakhalin in 1890; of Bolshevik Marshal Vasily Blyukher's victory in the last major battle of the Russian Civil War at Volochaevka outside Khabarovsk; and of Count Nikolai Muravyov-Amursky, the 19th-century governor of Eastern Siberia who did much to open up the Far East and consolidate Russian control of the left (north) bank of the Amur River. Less is made of the Russo-Japanese War, which humiliated Russia and ended with Japan taking the southern half of Sakhalin Island in 1905; the USSR got it back after WWII.
China and the USSR had their diplomatic bumps too, including an outright battle over an unremarkable river island near Khabarovsk in 1969. In June 2005 Russia and China finally settled a four-decade dispute over their 4300km border by splitting 50-50 the Bolshoy Ussurysky and Tarabarov Islands near the junction of the Amur and Ussuri Rivers, outside Khabarovsk.


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Dell apologizes for laptop security scare, will remove vulnerability today
By Tom Warren / @tomwarren
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Nov 24, 2015, 9:59 AM UTC |
Dell has been shipping an SSL certificate on a number of its laptops, generating security concerns that hackers could misuse the certificate to spy on web traffic. After being made aware of the problem yesterday, Dell says "we deeply regret that this has happened and are taking steps to address it." Unlike Lenovo's Superfish scare, Dell claims its certificate isn't used for adware.
Software update arriving today to remove the certificate
"It was intended to provide the system service tag to Dell online support allowing us to quickly identify the computer model," says a Dell spokesperson. "This certificate is not being used to collect personal customer information." Dell has posted instructions to permanently remove the certificate from affected systems here, and the company will also publish a software update today that will automatically check for the certificate and remove it. The company has not confirmed how many machines are affected, but the Inspiron 5000, XPS 15, and XPS 13 are known to ship with the certificate preinstalled.
Dell's quick response should be commended, but the company failed to learn from Lenovo's own mistakes. That's surprising, especially given that Dell has been using the Superfish scare as a, now ironic, marketing trick. "Worried about Superfish?" is a question asked on a number of Dell's PC pages. "Each application we pre-load undergoes security, privacy and usability testing to ensure that our customers experience the best possible computing performance, faster set-up and reduced privacy and security concerns." That security testing clearly needs to be improved.


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Q: Is there a way to pass GPS coordinates to a map displayed in a webview? I have a very simple android application displaying this URL :
http://www.ahuzot.co.il/Map/Parking/
in a simple webview display.
it just displayes the map via a webview.
Is there any way to use the  phone's GPS and pass cooardinates to this particular map ?
in order to enable the user to locate himself on the map?
thanks in advance

A: From this code, adapt it to your needs ;)
Main.Xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:orientation="vertical" android:layout_width="fill_parent"
    android:layout_height="fill_parent">
        <WebView android:id="@+id/webview1" android:layout_width="fill_parent"
            android:layout_height="fill_parent" />
</LinearLayout>

MainActivity.Java
public class MainActivity extends Activity {

    WebView webview;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {

        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.main);

        webview=(WebView)findViewById(R.id.webview1);
        webview.setWebViewClient(new MyWebViewClient());
            webview.setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
        openURL();
    }

    private void openURL() {
        webview.loadUrl('http://www.ahuzot.co.il/Map/Parking/');
        webview.requestFocus();
    }

    private class MyWebViewClient extends WebViewClient {
          @Override
          public boolean shouldOverrideUrlLoading(WebView view, String url) {
              view.loadUrl(url);
              return true;
          }
    }

}

EDIT:
Now, if you have access to the source code of the web application what you have to do is enable a javascript method on the web app (i.e. locateOnMap) that receives as a parameter the latitude and longitude you want to locate on the map. This method should be responsible for updating the map with the new location. After you have loaded the map, invoke webview's loadUrl method again. Below an example of the invocation:
webview.loadUrl("javascript:locateOnMap('37.3833', '-5.9833');


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Bilbo Baggins actor Sir Ian Holm dies aged 88
The actor passed away surrounded by his family
June 19, 2020 - 14:19 BST Emmy Griffiths Sir Ian Holm, who is perhaps best known for his roles in Lord of the Rings and Alien, has died aged 88
Sir Ian Holm, who was perhaps best known for his beloved portrayal as Bilbo Baggins in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, has died aged 88. The actor, who also received an Oscar nomination for Chariots of Fire and starred in Alien, The Hobbit and The Sweet Hereafter, passed away in hospital on Friday morning. His agent released a statement which read: "It is with great sadness we can confirm that the actor Sir Ian Holm CBE passed away this morning at the age of 88. He died peacefully in hospital with his family and carer."
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Ian played Bilbo Baggins in Lord of the Rings
His agent also confirmed that his illness was related to Parkinson's. He is survived by his wife Sophie de Stempel, his five children, daughters Sarah-Jane, Melissa and Jessica and sons Barnaby and Harry, and grandson Archie.
Fans flooded social media with tributes to the late actor, who received a knighthood for his contribution to drama in 1998, with one writing: "A wonderful actor with so many amazing roles to his name. For me, Ian Holm will always be Pod from the Borrowers. I was desperate to join the Borrowers crew as a kid."
The actor passed away on Friday morning
Another added: "RIP Sir Ian Holm. One of our very greatest actors. Never has an actor said so much by doing so little." Actor and comedian Eddie Izzard also wrote: "The great Ian Holm is dead. Wonderful actor and it's so sad to see him go. Farewell, you did great work Sir."
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Q: char* passed into function is shortened to four characters void myfunc(char* passedArray)
{
    cout << sizeof(passedArray) << endl; // prints 4
}

int main(void)
{
    char charArray[] = "abcdefghiklmop";

    cout << sizeof(charArray) << endl; // prints 15
    myfunc(charArray);
    cout << sizeof(charArray) << endl; // prints 15
}

I believe it should still print 15 inside that function...

A: This is a classic problem with pointers and arrays. The issue is that arrays decay to pointers, as you can see. Pointer types hold no metadata about the data it points to except for the size of the pointed to type. All other metadata, such as array length is lost.
The issue therefore is that you have called myfunc with a pointer to the array; all metadata about the array is then invisible to the myfunc function. This then triggers a subtle difference in the sizeof operator, which is that when it is applied to a pointer, it gives the size of the pointer type, not the length of the array. When applied to an array however, it gives the length of the array, as you can see in the main function.
Short fix, use strlen instead.

A: Although you defined your array as char charArray[], when you pass it to your function that takes char*, the charArray is being converted into the pointer to the first element, thus when you call sizeof in the body of your function, it prints the size of the pointer (which is 4 bytes on 32bit machines) as expected.
Even if your function took char passedArray[] as an argument, original charArray would be decayed into pointer to the first element and ability to retrieve the size of this array by calling sizeof would be lost. (see What is array decaying?).
So you can call strlen() to retrieve the size of this C-style string but since you are writing C++ code then the most reasonable solution is to use std::string instead of C-style strings.

A: First, what do you expect?  You've defined passedArray to be
a pointer, so sizeof(passedArray) will return the size of
a pointer on your machine.  What else could it do?  I could
understand some confusion if your function was:
void myFunc( char passedArray[15] )

A reasonable person could expect sizeof(passedArray) to be 15
in this case (but he'd be wrong, because when used as
a parameter, and array is converted by the compiler into
a pointer, and this definition is exactly the same as yours).
The answer to all this is to use std::string:
void
myFunc( std::string const& passedValue )
{
    std::cout << passedValue.size() << std::endl;
}

Unlike char[], std::string actually works.  C style arrays,
whether used as strings or not, are broken, and should only be
used in a very limited set of cases, mostly related to objects
with static lifetime and order of initialization issues.

A: Use strlen(), not sizeof(), to get the length of your string.
In C, a string is just a zero-terminated character array. There is no special String type in C. strlen() is a function which counts the number of characters until the terminating zero byte.
sizeof() is an operator which can be used to determine the size of a variable or of a datatype. In your case, sizeof() returns the size of the char* pointer (which seems to be 4 bytes on your platform).

A: Inside the function, this
cout << sizeof(passedArray) << endl;

is printing the size of a passedArray, which is achar*. A pointer is size 4 on your platform. If you pass a pointer to a function, the function has no way of knowing that it is pointing to the first element of a fixed size array. If you want the size of a fixed array, then pass an array, not a pointer:
template< class T, size_t N >
void myfunc( const T (&passedArray)[N] )
{
  std::cout << N << "\n";
}

A: sizeof(char*) gives the size of the pointer, not of the pointed-to string.
What you really want is strlen.
The reason why it gives the string size in main() is because it's defined as a char[] (an array which size is known at compile-time) not a char*.

A: sizeof(passedArray) returns size of the pointer passedArray, which is of type char *, and in your system, apparently 4 bytes.
use strlen instead, or rather, use std::string


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Essai sur l'Optique
Émilie Du Châtelet, Essai sur l'Optique
Émilie Du Châtelet worked on various scientific topics during the late 1730s, and the Essai sur l'Optique, or "essay on optics," comes from that period. It shares much in common with her essay on the nature and propagation of fire, and serves as an important counterpoint to some aspects of her major later work, the Foundations of Physics.
Scholars have known about Du Châtelet's Essai sur l'Optique for many years. Until recently the text has been unavailable, however, because all copies were thought to be lost. In 1947 Ira O. Wade published the first known edition of the Essai's fourth chapter, which was held among Voltaire's papers in Russia. Sixty years later, Fritz Nagel, Director of the Basel Research Center of the Bernoulli Edition, discovered the first complete copy of the Essai in the Bernoulli archives in Basel. Two other complete copies, which had previously gone unnoticed, were then discovered among Du Châtelet's surviving manuscript material.
About this edition
This transcription of Émilie Du Châtelet's Essai sur l'Optique is based on the copy located in the Universitätsbibliothek Basel (L I a 755, fo. 230–265). The text has been normalized, to reflect modern French spellings and grammar and to reduce the ambiguity of crossed-out sections, illegible markings, and errata. For information about the forthcoming translation and critical edition of this essay and updates on its progress, visit emps.me/bryce. Further questions regarding the method for creating this transcription may be directed to Project Vox (projectvox@duke.edu).
How to Cite this Text
This transcription is made available through an agreement with the Universitätsbibliothek Basel and may not be republished without permission. A recommended citation is below.
Du Châtelet, Emilie. Essai sur l'Optique: The Basel Manuscript. Edited by Bryce Gessell, Fritz Nagel, and Andrew Janiak. Project Vox. Durham, NC: Duke University Libraries, 2017. http://projectvox.org/du-chatelet-1706-1749/texts/essai-sur-loptique
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COMPARATIVE IMPACT OF DAIRY FARMING ON THE HEALTH STATUS OF DAIRY FARMERS AND NON FARMERS OF LAHORE
Muhammad Athar Khan1, Hina Ijaz2, Ayesha Saeed1 and Farwa Amjad1*
1Department of Epidemiology & Public Health, 2Food Sciences and Human Nutrition,
University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences Lahore
Pakistan is an agriculture country and most of its economy depends on this sector. The contribution of agriculture in the GDP is 21% and that of livestock sector is 11.7%. Livestock is the major contributor subsector of agriculture. Farmer's health is a major issue in Pakistan. Very few studies focused on this issue and no study found to estimate disease trend among farmers and non-farmers. Purpose of study is the estimation of disease trend among farm workers and non-farm workers, so that health policies can be given accordingly. The data was collected by using a validated and pretested questionnaire. Interviews were taken according to questionnaire. Data was analyzed through SPSS. Chi square test was applied. Cross tabulation was done to check association. Results Most of the respondents were illiterate (41.6%), married (77.1%), male (90%) and above age 36 years (40.3%). Most of the respondents were resident of semi urban areas (44.2%). Obesity is more common among farmers than non-farmers. Farm workers claimed more injuries, musculoskeletal disorders, skin infections, depression as compared with non-farm workers. But the occurrence of asthma is more frequent among non-farmers. The poor literacy rate, lack of knowledge about health parameters, ignorant behavior are more common reasons of farmers to have a different disease trend compared with non-farmers.
Keywords: Dairy Farming, Health, Farmers, Non-Farmers
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INFLUENCE OF BIOENGINEERED ZINC NANOPARTICLES AND ZINC METAL ON CICER ARIETINUM SEEDLINGS GROWTH
K. V. Pavani*, V. Divya, I. Veena, M. Aditya, G. V. S Devakinandan
Department of Biotechnology, Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering
and Technology, Bachupally, Hyderabad 500090, Telangana, India
Metal nanoparticles are newly emerging alternate source of carriers to transmit and maintain the desired plant food sources available for plant growth and development. Their accumulation in agriculture lands is accompanied by both positive and negative effects on plants. Considering their impact on plants, it is necessary to evaluate them on seed germination and seedling growth. The main objective of this study was to investigate whether the treatment of Cicer arietinum seeds with relatively low concentrations of bioengineered ZnNPs and zinc metal would affect the seed germination and seedlings growth. Zinc nanoparticles were characterized by transmission electron microscopy (TEM). There were differences in germination (2%), root length (0.18cm), shoot length (0.17cm), fresh weight (0.52cm) and dry weight (0.03cm) between seeds grown in control and Zn NPs. There also existed significant differences in germination (2.67%), root length (4.94cm), shoot length (1.29cm), fresh weight (0.50cm) and dry weight (0.09cm) between seeds grown in control and ZnSO4. Cicer arietinum seeds grown in zinc nanoparticles showed increase in germination, shoot length, root length, fresh weight and dry weight, whereas seeds grown in zinc metal decreased growth. Our findings suggest that bioengineered zinc nanoparticles showed positive effect on seedlings growth.
Keywords: Zinc nanoparticles, zinc metal, Cicerarietinum, positive effect, seedlings growth
IMPACT OF SMALL-SCALE IRRIGATION ON FARM HOUSEHOLDS' TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY: THE CASE OF EASTERN OROMIA, ETHIOPIA
Beyan Ahmed1* and Jema Haji.2
1Department of Agricultural Economics, Haramaya University. 2 Department of Agricultural Economics, College of Agriculture and Environmental Science, Haramaya University, Dire Dawa, Ethiopia
This study evaluated the impact of small-scale irrigation on farm households" technical efficiency of production in Eastern, Oromia, Ethiopia. Both primary and secondary data were collected for the study. Primary data were collected from 200 sample respondents drawn from both participant and non-participant households in 2012 production year. Stochastic production frontier model was used for technical efficiency estimation and Propensity score matching method was applied to analyze the impact of small-scale irrigation on the farm household"s technical efficiency with the help of logistic regression function to estimate propensity scores. In matching processes, kernel matching with band width of 0.5 was found to be the best matching algorism. Households that participate in irrigation practice have got an improvement of 8.92% in technical efficiency than those households that were not participating in irrigation practice. Participation in irrigation has a significant, positive and robust impact on the outcome variables. The sensitivity analysis also showed that the impact estimates are insensitive to unobserved selection bias. All results obtained from different models revealed the positive impact of irrigation on farm household technical efficiency. Therefore, policy makers should give due emphasis to the aforementioned variables to increase participation in irrigation farming and improve the livelihood of rural households.
Keywords: Irrigation, technical efficiency, propensity score matching and stochastic frontier.
EFFECTS OF TERMINALIA CHEBULA ON BLOOD BIOCHEMICAL PROFILE AND PANCREATIC TISSUE IN DIABETIC RATS.
Daniyal Kazmi*, Dr. Imtiaz Rabbani, Prof. Dr. Habib ur Rehman, Dr. Saima Masood
Department of Physiology, University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Lahore.
The field of herbal medicine has been gaining importance since last many years and many natural products are being used to treat diabetes. Fruit of Terminalia chebula has been reported to have anti-diabetic activity. The present study was aimed to evaluate the anti-diabetic effects of aqueous extract of Terminalia chebula by evaluating different serological parameters. It was observed that treatment of alloxan-induced diabetic Wistar rats with aqueous extract of Terminalia chebula (500 mg/kg body weight) resulted in a significant decrease in blood glucose level. There was no significant increase in serum ALT and AST levels indicating no hepatotoxicity to aqueous extract of Terminalia chebula. There was a significant decrease in serum urea and serum creatinine levels upon treatment with aqueous extract of Terminalia chebula indicating decreased renal toxicity. Aqueous extract of Terminalia chebula induced an improvement in lipid profile values, causing significant decrease in serum cholesterol and serum triglyceride level. In conclusion the present study indicated a significant antidiabetic activity of aqueous extract of Terminalia chebula and supported its traditional usage in the control of diabetes and its complications. It can be stated convincingly that use of Terminalia chebula alone or in combination of conventional antidiabetic drugs may be beneficial and therefore can reduce the side effects and cost of allopathic treatment for diabetes. However, further studies are needed to evaluate its antidiabetic effects more and its further use as a potential therapy for diabetes.
Keywords: Terminalia chebula, Diabetes mellitus, Pancreas,
EFFICACY OF DIFFERENT CHEMICALS FOR THE IN VITRO CONTROL OF ALTERNARIA SOLANI ISOLATES COLLECTED FROM VARIOUS AREAS OF PESHAWAR
Ihsan Ul Khaliq*, Afaq Ahmad and Haneef Raza
Department of Plant Pathology, The University of Agriculture, Peshawar-Pakistan.
A research was conducted at the department of Plant Pathology Kyber Pakhtunkhwa agricultural university Peshawar to evaluate different fungicides in vitro for the control of Alternaria solani isolated from infected tomato leaves. Three isolates of A.solani were obtained from the department of plant pathology Khyber Pakhtunkhwa agricultural university peshawer. For the In vitro control of A.solani, three fungicides i.e., Dithane M-45, Topsin-M and Cupravit were tested by Poison food technique at concentration of 500mg/L. In case of Drench method, a fungicide suspension was prepared by dissolving 0.05g of each fungicide in sterile distilled water to give a concentration of 500mg/L whereas control treatment had no fungicide. The pure culture of three isolates were cut with 5 mm diameter sterile cork borer. These inoculm discs were treated with fungicides by dipping in the fungicides suspension for 1-2 minutes and were seeded in the centre of each petri dish. The petri dishes were incubated at 250C for 10 days. In case of poison food technique, the lowest colony diameter (32.53mm) was recorded in treatment with Dithane M-45 followed by Cupravit (46.26mm) and Topsin M (55.93mm). Dithane m-45 also inhibited spore concentration significantly (42.45%) where the mean highest colony growth (62.76mm) was in control.
Keywords: Alternaria solani, fungicides, Poison Food Technique, Drench Method
L-TRYPTOPHAN AMENDMENTS ENHANCED AUXIN PRODUCTION AND GROWTH OF TRITICUM AESTIVUM L. BY RHIZOBACTERIA
Anam Jamil and Basharat Ali*
Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, University of the Punjab,
Quaid-e-Azam Campus, Lahore-54590, Pakistan
The objective of the present study was to evaluate the effect of co-inoculations of auxin producing Bacillus and Streptomyces strains to enhance the growth of Triticum aestivum L. For auxin production, Bacillus cereus McR-3, B. subtilis McR-7, Enterobacter cloacae FR, Streptomyces sp. RSF, S. macrosporeus SCF and S. griseoincarnatus CTF were screened by using colorimetric method. Auxin production was determined in the absence and presence of precursor i.e. L-tryptophan (0, 100, 300, 500 μg ml-I). Highest auxin production was recorded with B. subtilis McR-7 (31 μg ml-I), B. cereus McR-3 (28 μg ml-I) and E. cloacae (95 μg ml-I), respectively, in the presence of 100, 500, 500 μg ml-I L-tryptophan. After in vitro auxin screening, strains were evaluated for their growth stimulatory effects on T. aestivum under axenic conditions. In pot trials, strains showed variable growth responses when inoculated with single or mixed cultures. In single cultures, significant increase for root length (49%), shoot length (42%) and shoot fresh biomass (31%) was recorded respectively with Streptomyces sp. RSF and S. macrosporeus SCF. For mixed cultures, McR-3+SCF, FR+RSF and McR-7+SCF were the most promising to enhance shoot length (35%), root length (18%) and shoot fresh biomass (20%), respectively, over control. Overall, single and a few combinations of mixed cultures were most suitable to enhance growth of T. aestivum under axenic conditions. Results also indicated that consortia comprising of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) and Streptomyces offer good potential for the formulations of bio-inoculants for field trials.
Keywords: Bacterial auxin production, L-tryptophan, Rhizobacteria, Triticum aestivum, Plant growth promotion
CRITICAL TEMPERATURE CHANGE AS IMPORTANT FACTOR OF CALLOSOBRUCHUS CHINENSIS L. MANAGEMENT IN CHICKPEA GRAINS
Farid Asif Shaheen*
Department of Entomology, Pir Mehr Ali Shah Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi
Pulse beetle, Callosobruchus chinensis L., is a major pest of stored chickpea. To reduce infestation of chickpea grains by this pest, the impact of short temperature changes on various life cycle aspects of this pest on chickpea grains was studied. Shifts of temperatures, from the average storage temperature of 30oC, of plus or minus 5, 10 or 15 oC for either five or ten minutes each day for two days, was sufficient to affect the life cycle of the pest and reduce infestation. In general the larger the temperature shift and the longer the time at the shifted temperature, the greater was the effect. The treatment of 15oC for 10 minutes proved to be the most effective reducing the number of days to death from 19.77 to 4.97 days, the number of eggs laid per grain from 3.92 to 1.21 eggs, the number of F1 adults per test sample from 13.71 to 0.93 adults, the lifespan of F1 adults from 18.39 to 2.75 days, the number of holes per grain from 1.63 to 0.18 holes and the percent weight loss of grains from 29.61 to 8.69%. These data suggest that short, but significant, changes in temperature can adversely affect the physiology of this pest and provides a potential method for reducing product loss.
Keywords: Temperature, Callosobruchus chinensis, mortality, chickpea grains, weight loss
PREVALENCE OF EARLY BLIGHT OF TOMATO AND DIFFERENCES AMONG ISOLATES OF ALTERNARIA SOLANI IN PESHAWAR DIVISION
Afaq Ahmad, Ihsan Ul Khaliq* and Maid Zaman
Department of Plant Pathology,The University of Agriculture,Peshawar-Pakistan.
A survey was conducted in Peshawar division to determine the incidence of early blight of tomato caused by Alternari asolani. High disease incidence (100%) was recorded in Pathwarbala, Sufaid sang, kanderysadin and Shahibala. Regiaftezai and Malakandhir had the lowest (50%) incidence of the disease. Alternaria solani was successfully isolated on PDA medium from the infected tomato leaves of three locations. Comparison of the isolates showed Regilalma isolate to be the most vigorous. The conidia of this isolate were found to be wider than those of the other isolates. All the three isolates grew better at pH 6.0 and 5.5 as compared to pH4.5. Regilalma and Nasir bagh isolates registered more abundant growth than the Malakandhir isolate. These result shows that isolates of Alternaria solani may differ in their growth and virulence over short distances.
Keywords: Alternaria solani, disease incidence, PDA medium, pH, isolates.


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Diamond S Super AMOLED Gorilla Glass screen is equipped 3 from 5 inch, SoC Mediatek MT6753 (Octa-Core CPU and GPU MaliT720 MP3) connectivity, Dual SIM, 2 GB RAM, 16 GB expandable storage, rear and front 16 Mp camera 8MP. Archos Diamond S is equipped with the Android OS 5.1 Lollipop and will be marketed in November at an indicative price of 229 euro.
The display from 5.5 "of the Diamond Plus places it in the phablet. Hardware includes processor Mediatek MT6753 (octa-core), 5.5 "IPS with resolution FullHD, 2 GB RAM, 16 GB of expandable memory, 16 MP rear camera with LED flash and 8 front MP. Worthy of mention is the construction characterized by the aluminium body. The commercialization is planned for November at a price of 279 euro.
Closes the new Archos devices the tablet Diamond Tab by 7.9 " octa-core CPU based SoC Mediatek (MT8752), 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage, expandable. Device also interesting in light of the presence of 3 g connectivity/4GLTE and affordable price, only 199 euro.
Archos Diamond S is available online from Amazon for 199 euros. The value for money isdiscreet.


The new head of Bank of America, the country's largest bank, meets North Carolina's business elite on his first work day on the job.
Bank of America chief executive Brian Moynihan speaks Monday in Raleigh at the annual economic forecast forum sponsored by the North Carolina Bankers Association and the state's Chamber of Commerce.
Moynihan officially succeeded Ken Lewis in the job on New Year's Day.
Moynihan is expected to discuss the ups and downs facing the financial services industry in the coming year.
He'll be followed by speakers that include Betsy Duke, a member of the Federal Reserve's governing board.


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Loretta Devine, född 21 augusti 1949 i Houston, är en amerikansk skådespelare.

Devine har varit med i serier som Boston Public, Grey's Anatomy och Eli Stone. Hon har vunnit flera priser bland annat en Emmy Award för sin gästroll i Graey's Anatomy 2011.

Filmografi

Filmer

TV-serier

Utmärkelser
 1996 - Image Award - Bästa kvinnliga biroll i spelfilm för Hålla andan
 1997 - Image Award - Bästa kvinnliga biroll i spelfilm för Preacher's Wife
 2001 - Image Award - Bästa kvinnliga biroll i dramaserie för Boston Public
 2003 - Image Award - Bästa kvinnliga biroll i dramaserie för Boston Public
 2004 - Image Award - Bästa kvinnliga biroll i dramaserie för Boston Public
 2006 - Black Reel - Bästa ensemble för Crash (delat med Don Cheadle, Matt Dillon, Sandra Bullock, Ludacris, Thandie Newton, Terrence Howard, Ryan Phillippe, Jennifer Esposito, Brendan Fraser, Larenz Tate och Nona Gaye)

Källor

Amerikanska TV-skådespelare
Amerikanska skådespelare
Amerikanska röstskådespelare
Skådespelare från Houston
Kvinnor
Födda 1949
Levande personer
Afroamerikanska skådespelare

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package com.swfarm.biz.chain.srv;

import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.commons.lang.StringUtils;
import org.apache.log4j.Logger;

import com.itextpdf.text.BaseColor;
import com.itextpdf.text.Document;
import com.itextpdf.text.DocumentException;
import com.itextpdf.text.Element;
import com.itextpdf.text.Font;
import com.itextpdf.text.Image;
import com.itextpdf.text.Phrase;
import com.itextpdf.text.Rectangle;
import com.itextpdf.text.pdf.BaseFont;
import com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfContentByte;
import com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfImportedPage;
import com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfPCell;
import com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfPTable;
import com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfReader;
import com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfWriter;
import com.swfarm.biz.chain.utils.PdfUtils;
import com.swfarm.biz.chain.web.ChainFrontHelper;
import com.swfarm.biz.ebay.bo.CountryMap;
import com.swfarm.biz.warehouse.bo.AllocationProductVoucher;
import com.swfarm.biz.warehouse.bo.AllocationProductVoucherList;
import com.swfarm.biz.warehouse.dto.AllocationProductVoucherDTO;
import com.swfarm.biz.warehouse.dto.AllocationProductVoucherItemDTO;
import com.swfarm.biz.warehouse.dto.AllocationProductVoucherListDTO;
import com.swfarm.biz.warehouse.dto.WarehouseCheckOutVoucherDTO;
import com.swfarm.biz.warehouse.srv.WarehouseService;
import com.swfarm.pub.framework.AppContext;
import com.swfarm.pub.framework.Env;

public class OweShippingOrderGenerator extends CommonShippingOrderGenerator implements ShippingOrderGenerator {

	Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(OweShippingOrderGenerator.class);

	private ChainService chainService;

	private WarehouseService warehouseService;

	private BarCodeGenerator barCodeGenerator;

	public void setChainService(ChainService chainService) {
		this.chainService = chainService;
	}

	public void setWarehouseService(WarehouseService warehouseService) {
		this.warehouseService = warehouseService;
	}

	public BarCodeGenerator getBarCodeGenerator() {
		if (this.barCodeGenerator == null) {
			this.barCodeGenerator = new BarCodeGenerator();
			this.barCodeGenerator.setWarehouseService(warehouseService);
		}
		return this.barCodeGenerator;
	}

	public ByteArrayOutputStream generateShippingOrders(Long apvlId) {
		AllocationProductVoucherList apvl = warehouseService.findAllocationProductVoucherList(apvlId);
		AllocationProductVoucherListDTO apvlDTO = ChainFrontHelper.getApvlDTOFromApvl(apvl);
		return this.generateShippingOrders(apvlDTO);
	}

	public ByteArrayOutputStream generateShippingOrder(Long apvId) {
		AllocationProductVoucher apv = warehouseService.findAllocationProductVoucher(apvId);
		AllocationProductVoucherDTO apvDTO = ChainFrontHelper.getApvDTOFromApv(apv);
		return generateShippingOrder(apvDTO);
	}

	public ByteArrayOutputStream generateShippingOrder(AllocationProductVoucherDTO apvDTO) {
		ByteArrayOutputStream ba = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
		OneWorldExpressService service = new OneWorldExpressService();
		String processCode = apvDTO.getRefShippingOrderNo();
		if (StringUtils.isEmpty(processCode)) {
			processCode = apvDTO.getShippingOrderNo();
		}
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(processCode)) {
			try {
				byte[] shippingLabelsBytes = service.retrievePackageLabel(apvDTO.getApvNo(), processCode);
				logger.warn("shippingLabelsBytes [" + shippingLabelsBytes + "]");
				ba.write(shippingLabelsBytes);
			} catch (IOException e) {
				logger.warn(e.getMessage(), e);
			}
		}
		return ba;
	}

	public ByteArrayOutputStream generateShippingOrders(AllocationProductVoucherListDTO apvlDTO) {
		ByteArrayOutputStream bos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
		com.itextpdf.text.Rectangle pageSize = null;
		Document document = null;
		PdfReader reader = null;
		PdfWriter writer = null;
		PdfContentByte canvas = null;
		try {
			float width = 0f;
			float height = 0f;
			if ("altnux".equalsIgnoreCase(Env.COMPANY_CODE)) {
				if ("3HPA".equalsIgnoreCase(apvlDTO.getSfmCode())) {
					width = PdfUtils.mmToPound(100d);
					height = PdfUtils.mmToPound(200d);
				} else if ("TP2".equalsIgnoreCase(apvlDTO.getSfmCode())
						|| "19EURDPDDE".equalsIgnoreCase(apvlDTO.getSfmCode())
						|| "CORREOS".equalsIgnoreCase(apvlDTO.getSfmCode())) {
					width = PdfUtils.mmToPound(100d);
					height = PdfUtils.mmToPound(150d);
				} else {
					width = PdfUtils.mmToPound(100d);
					height = PdfUtils.mmToPound(100d);
				}
			} else {
				width = PdfUtils.mmToPound(100d);
				height = PdfUtils.mmToPound(100d);
			}
			document = new Document(new Rectangle(width, height));
			document.setMargins(2, 2, 2, 2);
			writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(document, bos);
			document.open();
			canvas = writer.getDirectContent();

			BaseFont baseFont = this.getBaseFont();
			this.generateFrontCover(apvlDTO, document, canvas, baseFont);
			document.newPage();
			if (AppContext.getContextData().getPayload() instanceof Boolean) {
				Boolean includecheckoutvoucher = (Boolean) AppContext.getContextData().getPayload();
				if (includecheckoutvoucher != null && includecheckoutvoucher == true) {
					WarehouseCheckOutVoucherDTO wcovDTO = this.chainService
							.generateTransitWarehouseCheckOutVoucherDTOByApvl(apvlDTO.getApvlId());
					this.generateCheckoutVoucherTable(apvlDTO.getApvlNo(), wcovDTO, document,
							canvas, baseFont);
					document.newPage();
				}
			}

			List apvDTOs = apvlDTO.getAllocationProductVoucherDTOs();
			for (Iterator iter = apvDTOs.iterator(); iter.hasNext();) {
				AllocationProductVoucherDTO apvDTO = (AllocationProductVoucherDTO) iter.next();
				OneWorldExpressService service = new OneWorldExpressService();
				String processCode = apvDTO.getRefShippingOrderNo();
				if (StringUtils.isEmpty(processCode)) {
					processCode = apvDTO.getShippingOrderNo();
				}
				if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(processCode)) {
					byte[] shippingLabelsBytes = service.retrievePackageLabel(apvDTO.getApvNo(), processCode);
					logger.warn("shippingLabelsBytes [" + shippingLabelsBytes.length + "]");
					if (shippingLabelsBytes == null) {
						throw new RuntimeException("[" + apvDTO.getApvNo() + "] 获取pdf标签失败");
					}
					reader = new PdfReader(shippingLabelsBytes);
					int numberOfPages = reader.getNumberOfPages();
					for (int i = 1; i <= numberOfPages; i++) {
						PdfImportedPage page;
						page = writer.getImportedPage(reader, i);
						int rotation;
						rotation = reader.getPageRotation(i);
						if (rotation == 90 || rotation == 270) {
							canvas.addTemplate(page, 0, -1f, 1f, 0, 0, reader.getPageSizeWithRotation(i).getHeight());
						} else {
							canvas.addTemplate(page, 1f, 0, 0, 1f, 0, 0);
						}
						document.newPage();
						logger.warn("add pdf page [" + i + "]");
					}
					if (ChainFrontHelper.getIsGenerateApvTable() == true) {
						this.generateAllocationProductVoucherTable(apvDTO, document, baseFont, canvas);
						document.newPage();
					}
				}
			}
		} catch (Exception e) {
			logger.warn(e.getMessage(), e);
		}
		if (writer != null) {
			writer.flush();
		}
		if (document != null) {
			document.close();
		}
		return bos;
	}

	public void generateFrontCover(AllocationProductVoucherListDTO apvlDTO, Document document, PdfContentByte canvas,
			BaseFont baseFont) throws DocumentException, IOException {
		PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(new float[] { 4, 10, 3 });
		Font boldFont = new Font(baseFont, 12, Font.NORMAL);
		table.setLockedWidth(true);
		table.setTotalWidth(270f);
		table.setSpacingBefore(2f);
		table.setSpacingAfter(2f);
		table.setHorizontalAlignment(Element.ALIGN_MIDDLE);

		table.getDefaultCell().setPaddingTop(2);
		table.getDefaultCell().setPaddingBottom(2);
		table.getDefaultCell().setPaddingLeft(10);
		table.getDefaultCell().setPaddingRight(2);
		table.getDefaultCell().setBackgroundColor(BaseColor.LIGHT_GRAY);
		table.getDefaultCell().setVerticalAlignment(PdfPCell.ALIGN_MIDDLE);
		table.getDefaultCell().setHorizontalAlignment(PdfPCell.ALIGN_LEFT);
		table.getDefaultCell().setPaddingLeft(10);
		table.getDefaultCell().setNoWrap(true);

		PdfPCell blankCell = new PdfPCell(new Phrase("\n\n\n\n\n", boldFont));
		blankCell.setColspan(3);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.LEFT);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.TOP);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.RIGHT);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.BOTTOM);
		table.addCell(blankCell);

		blankCell = new PdfPCell();
		blankCell.setRowspan(6);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.LEFT);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.TOP);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.RIGHT);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.BOTTOM);
		table.addCell(blankCell);

		PdfPCell apvlNoCell = new PdfPCell(new Phrase(apvlDTO.getApvlNo(), boldFont));
		apvlNoCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.LEFT);
		apvlNoCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.TOP);
		apvlNoCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.RIGHT);
		apvlNoCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.BOTTOM);
		apvlNoCell.setPaddingBottom(5);
		table.addCell(apvlNoCell);

		blankCell = new PdfPCell();
		blankCell.setRowspan(6);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.LEFT);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.TOP);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.RIGHT);
		blankCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.BOTTOM);
		table.addCell(blankCell);

		String warehouseCode = "";
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvlDTO.getWarehouseCode())) {
			warehouseCode = apvlDTO.getWarehouseCode();
		}
		PdfPCell warehouseCodeCell = new PdfPCell(new Phrase("仓库编码:" + warehouseCode, boldFont));
		warehouseCodeCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.LEFT);
		warehouseCodeCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.TOP);
		warehouseCodeCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.RIGHT);
		warehouseCodeCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.BOTTOM);
		table.addCell(warehouseCodeCell);

		String shippingCompany = "";
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvlDTO.getSfcCode())) {
			shippingCompany = apvlDTO.getSfcCode();
		}
		PdfPCell sfcCell = new PdfPCell(new Phrase("物流公司:" + shippingCompany, boldFont));
		sfcCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.LEFT);
		sfcCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.TOP);
		sfcCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.RIGHT);
		sfcCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.BOTTOM);
		table.addCell(sfcCell);

		String shippingMethod = "";
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvlDTO.getSfmCode())) {
			shippingMethod = apvlDTO.getSfmCode();
		}
		PdfPCell sfmCell = new PdfPCell(new Phrase("物流方式:" + shippingMethod, boldFont));
		sfmCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.LEFT);
		sfmCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.TOP);
		sfmCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.RIGHT);
		sfmCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.BOTTOM);
		table.addCell(sfmCell);

		PdfPCell apvCountCell = new PdfPCell(new Phrase("发货单数:" + apvlDTO.getApvCount(), boldFont));
		apvCountCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.LEFT);
		apvCountCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.TOP);
		apvCountCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.RIGHT);
		apvCountCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.BOTTOM);
		table.addCell(apvCountCell);

		int skuQuantity = 0;
		for (Iterator iterator = apvlDTO.getAllocationProductVoucherDTOs().iterator(); iterator.hasNext();) {
			AllocationProductVoucherDTO apvDTO = (AllocationProductVoucherDTO) iterator.next();
			for (Iterator iterator2 = apvDTO.getAllocationProductVoucherItemDTOs().iterator(); iterator2.hasNext();) {
				AllocationProductVoucherItemDTO apviDTO = (AllocationProductVoucherItemDTO) iterator2.next();
				if (apviDTO.getQuantity() != null) {
					skuQuantity += apviDTO.getQuantity();
				}
			}
		}
		PdfPCell skuCountCell = new PdfPCell(new Phrase("产品总数:" + skuQuantity, boldFont));
		skuCountCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.LEFT);
		skuCountCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.TOP);
		skuCountCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.RIGHT);
		skuCountCell.disableBorderSide(PdfPCell.BOTTOM);
		table.addCell(skuCountCell);

		document.add(table);
	}

	public Double calTotalPrice(AllocationProductVoucherDTO apvDTO) {
		Double totalPrice = 0d;
		for (Iterator iter = apvDTO.getAllocationProductVoucherItemDTOs().iterator(); iter.hasNext();) {
			AllocationProductVoucherItemDTO apviDTO = (AllocationProductVoucherItemDTO) iter.next();
			totalPrice += apviDTO.getPrice() * apviDTO.getQuantity();
		}
		return totalPrice;
	}

	private StringBuffer getBuyerFullAddress(AllocationProductVoucherDTO apvDTO) {
		StringBuffer buyerInfoBuffer = new StringBuffer();
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerFullname())) {
			buyerInfoBuffer.append(apvDTO.getBuyerFullname());
			buyerInfoBuffer.append("\n");
		}
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerAddress1()) || StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerAddress2())) {
			if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerAddress1())) {
				buyerInfoBuffer.append(apvDTO.getBuyerAddress1());
			}
			if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerAddress2())) {
				buyerInfoBuffer.append(" ");
				buyerInfoBuffer.append(apvDTO.getBuyerAddress2());
			}
			buyerInfoBuffer.append("\n");
		}
		StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerCity())) {
			sb.append(apvDTO.getBuyerCity());
		}
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerState())) {
			sb.append(" ");
			sb.append(apvDTO.getBuyerState());
		}
		String buyerCityState = sb.toString();
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(buyerCityState)) {
			buyerInfoBuffer.append(buyerCityState);
			buyerInfoBuffer.append("\n");
		}
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerCountry())) {
			sb = new StringBuffer();
			if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerCountry())) {
				String originalCountry = apvDTO.getBuyerCountry();
				String mappingCountry = CountryMap.getMappingCountry(originalCountry);
				sb.append(mappingCountry);
			}
			buyerInfoBuffer.append(sb.toString());
			buyerInfoBuffer.append("\n");
		}

		return buyerInfoBuffer;
	}

	private String getBuyerCountryChineseName(AllocationProductVoucherDTO apvDTO) {
		String buyerCountry = apvDTO.getBuyerCountry();
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerCountry())) {
			String originalCountry = apvDTO.getBuyerCountry();
			String mappingCountry = CountryMap.getMappingCountry(originalCountry);
			buyerCountry = mappingCountry;
			String countryAlias = CountryMap.getCountryAlias(mappingCountry);
			return countryAlias;
		}
		return buyerCountry;
	}

	private String getBuyerPhoneNumber(AllocationProductVoucherDTO apvDTO) {
		StringBuffer buyerPhoneNumberBuffer = new StringBuffer();
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerPhoneNumber()) || StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerMobile())) {
			if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerPhoneNumber())) {
				buyerPhoneNumberBuffer.append(apvDTO.getBuyerPhoneNumber());
				if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerMobile())) {
					buyerPhoneNumberBuffer.append("\\");
					buyerPhoneNumberBuffer.append(apvDTO.getBuyerMobile());
				}
			} else {
				if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(apvDTO.getBuyerMobile())) {
					buyerPhoneNumberBuffer.append(apvDTO.getBuyerMobile());
				}
			}
		}
		return buyerPhoneNumberBuffer.toString();
	}

	public BaseFont getBaseFont() throws Exception {
		return BaseFont.createFont(this.getClass().getResource("/") + "/fonts/arialuni.ttf", BaseFont.IDENTITY_H,
				BaseFont.EMBEDDED, BaseFont.NOT_CACHED, null, null);
	}

	private Image getImage(String imageFile) {
		try {
			Image image = Image.getInstance(Env.APP_REAL_PATH + "images/" + imageFile);
			return image;
		} catch (Exception e) {
			logger.warn(e.getMessage(), e);
		}
		return null;
	}

	@Override
	public ByteArrayOutputStream generateShippingOrderInfo(List<AllocationProductVoucherDTO> apvDTOs) {
		ByteArrayOutputStream bos = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
		com.itextpdf.text.Rectangle pageSize = null;
		Document document = null;
		PdfReader reader = null;
		PdfWriter writer = null;
		PdfContentByte cb = null;
		try {
			float width = PdfUtils.mmToPound(105d);
			float height = PdfUtils.mmToPound(105d);
			document = new Document(new Rectangle(width, height));
			document.setMargins(2, 2, 2, 2);
			writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(document, bos);
			document.open();
			cb = writer.getDirectContent();

			BaseFont baseFont = this.getBaseFont();
			for (Iterator iter = apvDTOs.iterator(); iter.hasNext();) {
				AllocationProductVoucherDTO apv = (AllocationProductVoucherDTO) iter.next();
				OneWorldExpressService service = new OneWorldExpressService();
				String processCode = apv.getRefShippingOrderNo();
				if (StringUtils.isEmpty(processCode)) {
					processCode = apv.getShippingOrderNo();
				}
				if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(processCode)) {
					byte[] shippingLabelsBytes = service.retrievePackageLabel(apv.getApvNo(), processCode);
					reader = new PdfReader(shippingLabelsBytes);
					int numberOfPages = reader.getNumberOfPages();
					for (int i = 1; i <= numberOfPages; i++) {
						PdfImportedPage page;
						page = writer.getImportedPage(reader, i);
						int rotation;
						rotation = reader.getPageRotation(i);
						if (rotation == 90 || rotation == 270) {
							cb.addTemplate(page, 0, -1f, 1f, 0, 0, reader.getPageSizeWithRotation(i).getHeight());
						} else {
							cb.addTemplate(page, 1f, 0, 0, 1f, 0, 0);
						}
						document.newPage();
						logger.warn("add pdf page [" + i + "]");
					}
					if (ChainFrontHelper.checkGenerateApvTableEligible(apv) == true) {
						this.generateAllocationProductVoucherTable(apv, document, baseFont, cb);
						document.newPage();
					}
				}
			}
		} catch (Exception e) {
			logger.warn(e.getMessage(), e);
		}
		if (writer != null) {
			writer.flush();
		}
		if (document != null) {
			document.close();
		}
		return bos;
	}

	@Override
	public void generateShippingInfoTable(AllocationProductVoucherDTO apvDTO, String pageIndex, Document document,
			PdfContentByte canvas, BaseFont baseFont) throws DocumentException, Exception {
		// TODO Auto-generated method stub

	}

}

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Interior design can sometimes be a long and arduous process where designers search high and low for just the right piece of furniture to fit the right space.
From selecting various fabrics to working with a myriad of manufacturers or digging through a multitude of antique stores, most designers work long hours to ensure their clients have the look and feel of a well-designed space tailored to their taste.
One company looking to make the lives of designers easier is the online home furnishings and decor website Wayfair. The company announced its partnership with 3-D modeling software SketchUp this week to launch its 3-D model library.
In its initial release, Wayfair is sharing 1,000 models to SketchUp's 3-D Warehouse. This new offering seeks to provide a large range of furniture and home decor to help designers to virtually visualize designs.
This new offering brings interior design to a new level of actualization that helps enhance the overall process. Designers can now design at the touch of a button.


24 were lawyers and jurists. 11 were merchants, 9 were farmers and large plantation owners; men of means, well educated. But they signed the Declaration of Independence knowing full well that the penalty would be death if they were captured.
Francis Lewis had his home and properties destroyed. The enemy jailed his wife, and she died within a few months. John Hart was driven from his wife's bedside as she was dying. Their 13 children fled for their lives. His fields and his gristmill were laid to waste. For more than a year, he lived in forests and caves, returning home to find his wife dead and his children vanished. A few weeks later, he died from exhaustion and a broken heart.
Norris and Livingston suffered similar fates. Such were the stories and sacrifices of the American Revolution. These were not wild-eyed, troublemaking tough guys. They were soft-spoken men of means and education. They had security, but they valued liberty more.


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Home MMA News Dana White Dana White on Francis Ngannou's struggles: "I completely saw it coming"
Dana White on Francis Ngannou's struggles: "I completely saw it coming"
Heading into his January heavyweight title fight with then champion Stipe Miocic, Francis Ngannou was easily one of the most hyped title challengers in UFC history. In the end, of course, this title shot did not go the way he planned, as he was soundly walloped by Miocic en route to a unanimous decision loss.
From there, things went from bad to worse for Francis Ngannou. In his comeback fight — a collision with fellow knockout artist Derrick Lewis that was expected to be incredible — he unleashed almost no offense, and lost a decision in one of the most objectively terrible fights in UFC history.
In the wake of this loss to Lewis, UFC President Dana White claimed that Francis Ngannou might have developed a bit of an ego. Speaking on a recent edition of the UFC Unfiltered podcast, White made similar comments and claimed he foresaw this development all along. Even though he was one of the biggest contributors to Ngannou's boundless hype ahead of UFC 220.
"Francis Ngannou, at the time that he was coming up, I believed this guy was going to be the guy, was going to be the heavyweight champion," White said (via MMA Fighting). "And he lost his mind. This guy completely lost his mind and started to act in a way that you just don't act. I completely saw it coming, that Stipe, obviously Francis Ngannou is a massive, strong, hard-hitting guy and anything can happen when he gets in there, but Stipe has this thing where he feels disrespected. This guy's always on fire and pissed off at the world, pissed off at us and I saw that coming. I knew, Francis Ngannou left the training center here where had trained for previous fights, took off to France, was in France training or doing whatever he was doing leading up to the Stipe fight, because he absolutely, positively knew he was going to beat Stipe."
"I don't know," White added. "Ngannou has a lot of things he needs to fix personally and professionally to see if he ever gets back on track again."
What do you think of Dana White's comments on Francis Ngannou?
This article first appeared on BJPENN.COM on 8/7/2018.


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