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Q: How can you read a boolean array? I have this boolean array that I am using in my app, but I have no idea how to save this array that I am using. Here is how I am saving the array:
public void writeArraytofile() {
    try {
        OutputStreamWriter outputStreamWriter = new OutputStreamWriter(openFileOutput("array.txt", Context.MODE_PRIVATE));

        for (int i = 0; i < array.length; i++) {
            outputStreamWriter.write(array[i] + "");
        }
        outputStreamWriter.flush();
        outputStreamWriter.close();
    } catch (IOException e) {
        Log.v("MyActivity", e.toString());
    }
}

I have searched everywhere on how to read this array and access it after the user restarts the app. And one of the things that I would not like to use is Sharedpreferences because when I uninstall my application when using the Sharedpreferences after I reinstall, it doesn't work anymore. So anything without the use of Sharedpreferences would be awesome.
Please and Thank you.

A: You could write as boolean + "," and when reading String[] xyz = read.split(",") and loop through that to reintialize the boolean array.
I can't say this is the most efficient, but its the only thing that comes to mind.

A: A simple way to save data in file with stream :
Make a class (for example mydata) and implement Serializable . Make property in this class ArrayList array .
Now you can write your object with type mydata to file, and read with streamereader easily. When you read the file, stream reader load your object and you can use the array property .
Reguards
A.Ayati


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by Marissa on May 29, 2019
When I last wrote an update on our infertility journey, I explained our decision to pursue IVF. If you missed my initial post, you can read it here. IVF seems like a distant memory now, but at the time it tested me in every way possible – more about that in a moment. Fast forward to today and I am 16 weeks pregnant! To say that David and I are thrilled, humbled, excited and even slightly scared would be an understatement. We are all those things and MORE! So far, pregnancy has been equal parts challenging and awe-inspiring. Currently, I'm feeling good and our Mini McFarland is thriving – due November 7, 2019! I'll be writing trimester updates periodically, but first more on where we left off with IVF.
I truly feel like I could write a book on our IVF experience, but I'll try to keep it brief. In early January 2019, we started IVF. It was a whirlwind and stressful start as I realized on a Saturday night – two days before I was supposed to start IVF – I didn't have the medications I needed. After many phone calls and messages, we discovered it was an administrative error on the fertility center's part and the meds were delivered to me the following Monday by same-day air arriving just hours before I was to start giving myself injections.
David was traveling so I was on my own that evening which began a two-week process of abdominal injections. I meticulously watched the instructional videos and with little to no confidence in what I was doing, self-administered the twice-daily medications. It was traumatizing at first, but soon enough, it became a ritual. For the most part, I could continue my workouts and eating healthy helped to manage the notorious IVF weight gain, however I did experience some bloating. Although now two weeks sounds like nothing, at the time – and under the circumstances – it seemed like a lifetime.
With the injections came regular visits to the fertility center every other morning for bloodwork and ultrasound. They were monitoring my hormone levels and also my egg production. The fertility center hours were like an open call audition. Get there anywhere between 7 and 9 a.m., check in and wait to be called. Sometimes I was in and out in minutes but other times took longer than anticipated. If I had to teach an early class, I made sure to arrive at 6:45 am so I could be first in line. Needless to say, I was a zombie during much of this time. By Day 10 of the 2-week cycle, I had to stop exercising and when I had produced enough eggs, we were ready for the retrieval with only a few days notice. Side note: If I had to do it again, I would completely clear my schedule for IVF because it's like a full-time, unpredictable job. For many people this is not an option and I'm truly in awe of how they do it.
The day of the retrieval was scary because I had no idea what to expect except that I'd be under anesthesia. I arrived for my appointment and was led to triage where I changed into the standard issue hospital gown, hair net and socks. As I waited, I learned that my own doctor would be performing the procedure (at this fertility center, the doctors rotate their schedules) and immediately felt more at ease. Walking into the operating room was scary, but when I arrived, the very calm and kind anesthesiologist by my side, and saw my doctor and one of the friendly, smiling nurses I had come to know from my regular visits, I felt and overwhelming feeling of love and care in the room – something I hadn't yet experienced in the very clinical setting of fertility care and never expected in an operating room.
In that moment I was flooded with so many emotions. After two years of trying to conceive, months of considering whether IVF was right for us, weeks of preparation including testing, insurance approvals and information sessions and two weeks of injections and hormone surges, this was it. This was the moment for which I had prepared. I shed some tears and then it was time. The procedure took 15 minutes and about an hour later I was sent home from recovery to rest the remainder of the day. I had some cramping and for the next two weeks, I couldn't exercise. On the recommendation of my doctor and because we were performing genetic testing on our embryos, we chose a 5-day frozen cycle. I learned that they had retrieved 12 eggs, 10 of the 12 fertilized and after 5 days, 7 eggs had survived to be sent for testing. After testing, two embryos came back normal and 2 came back without enough information to know if they're normal or not, 1 was not viable.
I had to wait another cycle for implantation but chose to do a natural implantation which meant less medication, but more regular visits to the fertility center for monitoring. The early mornings and sleep deprivation followed. I could resume exercise and after about 14 days, I was deemed ready for implantation, again with only a few days notice. We arrived for our appointment and we met with the doctor – not mine this time, but he was so kind and put our minds at ease. He told us that upon thawing, the embryo we were using had a 99% survival rate which indicates a high chance of successful implantation. One thing I wasn't aware of at the outset is that with IVF, you can choose the sex of the baby. We opted not to choose and told our dotor to use the best embryo. I was awake for the procedure and again, felt so cared for the moment I arrived in the operating room. I was a ball of nerves, but the procedure was panless, took less than 10 minutes and I was able to leave immediately. No exericise for 9 days.
Nine days later, having resisted the many urges to take a home pregnancy test, I arrived at the fertility center for the blood test that would tell us our fate as future parents. I thought I would know immediately, but instead they sent me home to wait for a call. Later that afternoon, I got the call that would change our lives forever – "Congratulations, Marissa, you're pregnant!" I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. I was speechless. All I knew was that at that moment, our lives were forever changed. I was four weeks pregnant.
For the next eight weeks, I could only to do light exercise like light upper body weights and walking. No abdominal crunches. Knowing you're pregnant that early on is both a blessing and a curse – a blessing in that we knew but a curse in that it felt like a lifetime until we could tell everyone. We were hopeful that after everything we went through the pregnancy would be viable and because we knew the embryo was strong, we believed our chances were good, but we still wanted to wait to announce it to the world for reasons I'll get to in future posts.
Fast forward to today and we're immeasurably grateful to be be able to announce a healthy pregnancy and feel indebted to our medical team for making our dreams come true! It was never easy, but so worth it! There's still so much of this roller coaster ride to share and I'll be doing so in posts to come.
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Over on eBay's Daily Deals, they are currently selling the LG G3 (model D855) for just $385. While LG did just announce the LG G4 yesterday, the LG G3 is still a great phone, with a 5.5-inch 2560x1440 resolution IPS display, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 801 chipset, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of storage with a microSD card slot and a removable 3,000mAh battery inside. The LG G3 also has the rear power and volume rocker, so if you're not used to that, or simply don't like that, keep that in mind.
The LG G3 is available on eBay in gold and gray right now. Be sure to pick one up before they are gone. As they are selling pretty quick!


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Q: How to force update-grub to use UUID? When I run "update-grub", the file "grub.cfg" will contain lines like this.
menuentry 'Ubuntu...' {
    ...
    linux /boot/vmlinuz... root=/dev/md124 ...
    ...
}

For the line of linux, is it possible to let it use UUID? Like,
    linux /boot/vmlinux... root=UUID=xxx

Right now, every time after I do update-grub, I have to manually edit the line to use UUID. Otherwise, the boot will fail.
Thanks for the help.

A: GRUB_DISABLE_LINUX_UUID=true in /etc/default/grub forces GRUB to not use UUIDs. If it is present in yours, delete it or comment it out and rerun update-grub.

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Q: How can I fix my Spinner and move on This is my first time but I am currently working on a Web Browser and have been trying to implement a Spinner. it has failed and when I try the app will crash so  I decided to try here. I have created a new project to the spinner and even that does not work... it says "spinnerHelp has Crashed"
MainActivity.java
'package com.equiware.mickeyt.spinnerhelp;

import android.app.Activity;
import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Spinner;
import android.widget.ArrayAdapter;
import android.widget.AdapterView;
import android.widget.AdapterView.OnItemSelectedListener;

public class MainActivity extends Activity {
private Spinner spinner;

@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

    spinner.setOnItemSelectedListener((OnItemSelectedListener) this);

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    spinner.setAdapter(adapter);'

}
public void onItemSelected(AdapterView<?> parent, View view,
                           int pos, long id) {
    // An item was selected. You can retrieve the selected item using
    // parent.getItemAtPosition(pos)
}

public void onNothingSelected(AdapterView<?> parent) {
    // Another interface callback
}

}'

styles.xml
'<!-- Base application theme. -->
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    <!-- Customize your theme here. -->
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    <item name="colorPrimaryDark">@color/colorPrimaryDark</item>
    <item name="colorAccent">@color/colorAccent</item>
</style>

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    <item>Mercury</item>
    <item>Venus</item>
    <item>Earth</item>
    <item>Mars</item>
    <item>Jupiter</item>
    <item>Saturn</item>
    <item>Uranus</item>
    <item>Neptune</item>
</string-array>

</resources>'

Activity_main.xml
'<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<android.support.constraint.ConstraintLayout
xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
xmlns:app="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"
xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="match_parent"
tools:context="com.equiware.mickeyt.spinnerhelp.MainActivity">

<Spinner
    android:id="@+id/spinner"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:layout_marginBottom="487dp"
    app:layout_constraintBottom_toBottomOf="parent"
    app:layout_constraintEnd_toEndOf="parent"
    app:layout_constraintStart_toStartOf="parent"
    app:layout_constraintTop_toTopOf="parent" />

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A: Change
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    spinner.setOnItemSelectedListener((OnItemSelectedListener) this);

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    private Spinner spinner;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

        spinner = (Spinner) findViewById(R.id.spinner);
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            }

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        ArrayAdapter<CharSequence> adapter =
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                        R.array.planets_array,
                        android.R.layout.simple_spinner_item);

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Spending Christmas in a tropical country never promised to be a standard, normal experience. Even though there's definitely a lot of predictable Christmas entourage in every corner, the whole atmosphere is still unusually exotic. And the Latin Christmas songbook just intensifies such feeling: among holiday standards and melodic Spanish vocals, there are numerous hot Latin rhythms that set me in completely different Christmas mood.
There's no getting away from "Mi Burrito Sabanero" at Christmas in Latin America where it has become one of the most typical Christmas songs – probably due to its ridiculously catchy chorus: Tuqui tuqui tuqui tuqui, Tuqui tuqui tuqui tá.
Not really a Spanish or Latin Christmas song, but Christina Aguilera is half Ecuadorian, after all, so she deserves to be on this list, too.
"White Christmas" version in Spanish by the most recognized voices of our century.
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Major Parks and Forests along the Appalachian Trail
Originator:Appalachian Trail Conference and National Park Service Appalachian Trail Park Office
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Publisher:Appalachian Trail Conference
Online_Linkage: http://www.appalachiantrail.org/
This data set represents the most current depiction of the Major Parks and Forests polygon along the Appalachian Trail. Locational information used to create this data set were obtained from both Global Positioning Systems (GPS) survey data collected between 1998-2001 and information digitized from USGS topographical maps and Appalachian Trail maps.
This data set was developed to provide a depiction of the Appalachian National Scenic Trail in an usable and easily transferable format between parties so that it can correctly be represented on digital and printed maps; to assist staff members, agency partners, and trail-maintaining clubs with trail and land management duties; and to help local planning agencies, telecommunications companies, and other groups with planning activities, such as siting new developments that could have a substantial impact on the scenic quality of the Appalachian Trail.
The Appalachian National Scenic Trail is a footpath of approximately 2,169 miles in length that traverses the Appalachian Mountains from Maine to Georgia. It passes through 14 states and approximately 241 jurisdictions, and links some 75 national and state parks and forests.  Virtually every mile is within easy access of a major population center and some portion of the trail is within a day's drive of 2/3rds of the U.S. population.
The idea for an Appalachian Trail was conceived by forester Benton MacKaye in 1921. In 1925, the Appalachian Trail Conference, a private not-for-profit organization, was founded specifically to coordinate the development of the Appalachian Trail. Its mission today is to preserve, manage, and promote the Appalachian Trail. By 1937, an Appalachian Trail footpath was considered complete and open for all to enjoy. In 1968, Congress passed the National Scenic Trails Act that created a system of national scenic trails, starting with the Appalachian Trail and Pacific Crest Trail.
Though considered part of the national park system, the Appalachian Trail has largely remained managed by the Appalachian Trail Conference. This responsibility was formally delegated by the Department of the Interior in 1984. Today, the trail and its associated lands are managed by the Appalachian Trail Conference, its 31 affiliated trail clubs, and the National Park Service Appalachian Trail Park Office, in conjunction with several agency partners including the USDA Forest Service and numerous state park and state forest agencies.
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Although a large portion of this data is quite accurate, the information depicted in this data set is for general reference purposes only and does not represent legal survey information. The Appalachian Trail Conference, the National Park Service Appalachian Trail Park Office, agency partners (including other units of the National Park Service and the USDA Forest Service), and associated trail-maintaining clubs shall not be held responsible for use or misuse of this data. Please see the Distribution_Liability section for more detailed information.
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Information within this data set are considered to be logically consistent, though no formal tests were performed. Line geometry is topologically clean.
All portions of the Appalachian National Scenic Trail are represented within this data set using the most accurate information available. This includes high accuracy Global Positioning Systems (GPS) data in some areas and digitized information from USGS topographic maps and Appalachian Trail maps in others. As more accurate and up-to-date information is collected or becomes available, it will be incorporated within, or used to update, the current data set.
Horizontal accuracy of this data set varies depending on the source data from which it was compiled. All GPS data used to create this data set were collected using Trimble GeoExplorer II, ProXL, or ProXR GPS equipment and  post-process differentially corrected. However, in some areas this included only 2D GPS data (which is generally less accurate than 3D GPS data). Though no formal tests were conducted, all portions of the data based on 3D data are assumed to meet National Mapping Standards of +/- 46.5 feet horizontal accuracy at a 95% confidence level. Portions based on 2D data, however, may exceed National Mapping Standards in some areas. All portions of the data based on GPS data are noted within the attribute information.
All digitized information used to create this data set were based on information depicted on USGS 1:24,000 topographic maps or Appalachian Trail maps, which vary in scale from 1:24,000 to 1:100,000. Generally, this information was only used as a supplement to the GPS data (e.g. in areas where no GPS data was collected or where GPS data did not reflect current conditions such as recent relocations). Though no formal tests were conducted, those portions of the data based on USGS topographic map information are assumed to be within National Mapping Standards. Those based on Appalachian Trail map information, however, may exceed National Mapping Standards in some areas. All portions of the data based on digitized information are noted within the attribute information.
Appalachian National Scenic Trail Centerline
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The Appalachian National Scenic Trail Centerline data was created  from a number of sources. These include Global Positioning System (GPS) survey data collected by Dr. Vernon Vernier (1998-1999), the Green Mountain National Forest (1999), the White Mountain National Forest (1999-2001), and A.T. staff members (1998-2001) as well as some digitized information based on information depicted on USGS topographical maps and Appalachian Trail maps.
All GPS data was post-process differentially corrected either by A.T. staff members or by the party that collected the data. Next, it was populated with data source and supplier information. All GPS data used to create this data set was collected using Trimble's recommended data capture settings (e.g. maximum PDOP of 6.0 and elevation mask of 15 degrees) except the Manual 3D setting for those data collected by Dr. Vernier. Dr. Vernier used the Automatic data setting, which collects 3D GPS data when available and 2D GPS data all other times. Those portions of the data based on 3D GPS data and those based on 2D GPS data were identified and noted in the data. All GPS data were then combine to produce a seamlessly data set and attribute information (e.g. length) was updated for the entire set.
Gaps were then identified and supplemented using digital data based on information depicted on USGS 1:24,000 scale topographic maps and Appalachian Trail maps, which vary in scale from 1:24,000 to 1:100,000. Attribute information (e.g. length) was then updated for the entire set.
Data were then compared to a list of major trail relocations since 1998. Those portions of the data set that no longer accurately depicted the current trail location (e.g. the trail had been relocated since the GPS data in that area was collected) were replaced with digitized information, based on the most accurate and up-to-date information available as to the current trail location, whether that be an Appalachian Trail map (1:24,000 to 1:100,000 scale) or marked up USGS topographic maps (1:24,000 scale). Once combine with the rest of the data set, attribute information (e.g. length and data source) were updated for the entire set.
As more accurate and up-to-date information is collected or becomes available, it will be incorporated within, or used to update, the current data set.
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Home » InterviewQuestions » Difference between array list and vector?
Difference between array list and vector?
You can access array list elements using Iterator.
Vector is a legacy class which is also implementing same three interface.
Vector class object are synchronized by default i.e. only one thread can access vector class object at a time .Remaining threads as to wait until thread usage is completed.
You can access vector elements using Iterator or Enumeration.


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Q: What's wrong with the SQLite Query SELECT
    MessageMaster.MessageId,
    MessageMaster.MessageType,
    MessageMaster.MessageDescription,
    MD1.DetailType,
    MD1.DetailValue,
    MD2.DetailType,
    MD2.DetailValue
FROM
(
    (
        SELECT *
        FROM MessageMaster
        INNER JOIN MessageMasterDetail
            ON MessageMaster.MessageId = MessageMasterDetail.MessageId
    ) AS TAB1
    INNER JOIN MessageDetail AS MD1
        ON TAB1.DetailId = MD1.DetailId
)
LEFT JOIN MessageDetail AS MD2
    ON TAB1.AssociatedDetailId = MD2.DetailId;

It shows me the error. I don't know what's wrong with that. I've 3 tables attached here

A: You can't access TAB1 in the last join because it's outside the FROM.So give an alias to the result set say TAB2 and use it in the last join and you have to change the MD1 and MessageMaster to TAB2 since both are not available at the level.
SELECT
    TAB2.MessageId,
    TAB2.MessageType,
    TAB2.MessageDescription,
    TAB2.DetailType,
    TAB2.DetailValue,
    MD2.DetailType,
    MD2.DetailValue
FROM
(
    (
        SELECT *
        FROM MessageMaster
        INNER JOIN MessageMasterDetail
            ON MessageMaster.MessageId = MessageMasterDetail.MessageId
    ) AS TAB1
    INNER JOIN MessageDetail AS MD1
        ON TAB1.DetailId = MD1.DetailId
) TAB2
LEFT JOIN MessageDetail AS MD2
    ON TAB2.AssociatedDetailId = MD2.DetailId;

A: You structured your query in a very strange way.  I don't know if you need any subqueries in there.  But I strongly think that you don't need to have a doubly-nested subquery.  In the query below, I tried to clean things up.  The major problem I saw, and what was probably the immediate cause of the error, is that you were selecting things using aliases not available.
The general rule for SQL is that you can select a column by itself belonging to a table at the same level, a column prefaced by a table name at the same level, or column prefaced by an alias to a table at the same level.  You were not doing this, but the query below is.
SELECT
    TAB1.MessageId,
    TAB1.MessageType,
    TAB1.MessageDescription,
    MD1.DetailType,
    MD1.DetailValue,
    MD2.DetailType,
    MD2.DetailValue
FROM
(
    SELECT *
    FROM MessageMaster
    INNER JOIN MessageMasterDetail
        ON MessageMaster.MessageId = MessageMasterDetail.MessageId
) AS TAB1
INNER JOIN MessageDetail AS MD1
    ON TAB1.DetailId = MD1.DetailId
LEFT JOIN MessageDetail AS MD2
    ON TAB1.AssociatedDetailId = MD2.DetailId;


Do you let lies slip all the time? Is it hard to control? Read this, and you'll be Mr. Tommy Truthful (or Ms. Tally Truthful!) in no time.
Admit you have a problem. It may sound cheesy, but it is a problem. Admit to whoever you have told lies to that you've lied to them, and you're trying to kick your habit of lying.
Realize why you lie. There are many reasons why someone would tell a lie. Maybe you were embarrassed, scared, or did it for gain, to get more friends, or be popular, or just out of a habit. Run the list through your head of all the reasons you lie.
Understand. If you lie because you are embarrassed, realize that everyone has that feeling. Lying makes it worse, and you have to tell lie after lie to cover up those white lies until you are buried so deep in lies that you can't get out. What's more, in the end you'll still be embarrassed. Lying to get gain is a little different. If you feel like everyone hates you, or that you have no friends, talk to a close friend or family member, or even the school counselor. They'll tell you lying about yourself, your family, and your possessions is not wise.
Be the new you. Make a promise to yourself that you will not tell white lies. Begin with, say, a week. So, you will not tell a lie for a week. If you pass that goal, make a new one: two weeks. Keep going and going with your goals, until you've completely stopped lying.
Own it. To change any habit first of all you have to accept it completely. So own that fact that you have a lying problem and don't feel embarrassed about it and the work towards changing it.
You wouldn't want to be lied to all the time would you? Of course not! Nobody wants to be lied to. So, just don't.
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Registration for the 2004/05 Stanford Water Polo Club Winter Session is closed. We will still be accepting all athletes in the 12&Under practice groups.
To ensure the highest quality of our program, we must limit the number of participants in each practice group. The practice teams will be announced this Friday by website posting only. Please check by clicking on the website at www.stanfordwaterpoloclub.com.
Anyone wanting to order a team parka must send a confirmation email to Joanne Harmon (joanne_harmon@yahoo.com) today . The order will be placed tomorrow am. The color is black with red fleece inside. The name on the back will be "STANFORD WATER POLO" in 3 inch letters. Price includes your name custom embroidered on front (i.e. J. Smith). This parka is water proof. Cost $125.
Team Clothing Shop will be available December 12th at the first Sunday's practice.
Tickets for this weekend's NCAA tournament are going fast. Please try to buy your tickets in advance.
We are looking forward to a tremendous session! See you at the pool!
The 2004/05 Winter Session is now FULL. You are welcome to fill out the Registration Form and be placed on our Waiting List.
Our winter session will begin Monday, December 6th and end Sunday, February 6th. To ensure the highest quality of our program, we will be limiting the number of participants in each practice group. They will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. The enrollment period will close on Wednesday, December 1st, so please complete the application at your earliest convenience to secure a place on the team. There is a $50 late fee for applications received after December 1st. Workout groups will be posted on the website on Friday, December 3rd.
A two-week free trial period is available for those new to the club.
Registration must be filled out online (click here for Registration Form). If you need assistance, please email joanne_harmon@yahoo.com. You will be able to print out signature pages that must be submitted with your check. The cost of the winter session for HS I & II is $290, Age Group $290, and Beginner $200. Siblings are $30 less than the regular fee.
Practice times are posted on the "Practices & Schedules" page. Open Scrimmage Night for all groups except Beginners will be 6:15pm – 8:00pm on Fridays.
There will not be practice December 20th – January 3rd. All practices will be at Avery Aquatic Center, Stanford University.
We are launching our winter session team clothing line. The online catalog is now available on our website. The final date for ordering team clothing is December 1st.
We have an area on the registration form for those of you who would like to contribute to a scholarship fund that would help an athlete participate in our program but might not be able to due to financial hardship. This donation would be tax-deductible.
It was great to see such a large, enthusiatic group at Sunday's special club event. A good time was had by all!
1. Big Game this Saturday vs. Cal at 11:30am in the Avery Aquatic Stadium Pool. Fourth-ranked Cal will travel to second-ranked Stanford for an MPSF match against its Bay Area rival. You won't want to miss the fierce battle between these two potent teams. Also, Saturday is Senior Day as it is the last regular-season home game and all five graduating Seniors will be honored. Please don't forget to wear your Stanford gear (if you don't have any, please stop by the Team Shop booth at the entrance gate)!
2. On-line Winter Registration will commence this Sunday, November 14th. The practice dates and tentative competition schedule are posted on the website Club Calendar. If you are a first-time athlete to our club you may take advantage of a two-week trial period. See registration page for details.
These would make wonderful holiday gifts! We also now carry our gray logo t-shirt in youth sizes for all those up and coming water polo players. The Team Shop will be at all remaining Stanford home games and upcoming MPSF and NCAA tournaments.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email me at joanne_harmon@yahoo.com.


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Finland zou deelnemen aan het Eurovisiesongfestival 2020 in Rotterdam, Nederland. Het zou de 54ste deelname van het land aan het Eurovisiesongfestival geweest zijn. Yle was verantwoordelijk voor de Finse bijdrage voor de editie van 2020.

Selectieprocedure
Amper een maand na het einde van het Eurovisiesongfestival 2019 maakte de Finse openbare omroep de selectieprocedure voor het aankomende festival bekend. De Finnen kozen in 2020 hun inzending weer via een open inschrijving. Voor de editie van 2018 werd er ook een open inschrijving georganiseerd, maar de omroep vond de kwaliteit te laag en koos ervoor om Saara Aalto aan te wijzen die eerder tweede was geworden in de Britse X Factor. In Lissabon eindigde ze als een na laatste in de finale. In 2019 wilde de omroep op dezelfde voet verder gaan met één kandidaat, maar de een na de ander wees het aanbod af van de Finse omroep. Uiteindelijk hapte DJ Darude wel toe, maar een succes werd dat niet. Look away, waarbij de zang werd verzorgd door Sebastian Rejman, eindigde als laatste in de eerste halve finale.

Geïnteresseerden konden zich van 1 tot en met 7 november 2019 inschrijven voor Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu 2020. Op 21 januari 2020 maakte de omroep de lijst met kandidaten bekend die mochten deelnemen aan de nationale finale op 7 maart. Uiteindelijk trok zanger Aksel Kankaanranta aan het langste eind.

Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu 2020

In Rotterdam
In Rotterdam zou Finland aantreden tijdens de tweede halve finale, op donderdag 14 mei 2020. Het Eurovisiesongfestival 2020 werd evenwel geannuleerd vanwege de COVID-19-pandemie.

Externe link
 Officiële website Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu

2020
Land op het Eurovisiesongfestival 2020

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In my latest "Independent Professional Podcast" episode I discuss why it's so important to use your clients' language when choosing target keywords for blog posts and other content. I also tell you how to get Jing, that handy screencast tool I use regularly. Should have done it years ago.
Here's a quick video that shows you how to manually add new members to your WishList Member powered membership site.


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Retro Science Fiction Music Videos
Last month was an excellent time for lovers of retro futurism in music videos. No less than three amazing videos aired, that clearly got their divine inspiration from the last three decades of the 20th century.
Intropial
First, we have Walden's 'Intropial' video, animated by Dutch director Nils Muhlenbruch, which is actually inspired on THE retro science fiction video/anime 'Interstella 5555'. It shows how more and more new video makers from 'generation Daft Punk' borrow freely from those fine fuzzy sci-fi aesthetics from the 70's to 90's. Read the interview with Nils Muhlenbruch.
So of course these are not just music videos, but part of something bigger, just like Interstella 5555. The same thing goes for Nils' animation which according to him is more like "a sneak preview into a sci-fi world".
The video 'Aquila' by the French band Equateur follows the same rules of epic-ness. According to director Kadavre Exquis who made this cinematic piece of art, it's not so much a music video, but a sci-fi short film.
Kadavre Exquis tells us about the plot and inspiration.
"The band was in a cryo sleep, interrupted by the fact that their native planet was dying. They were then looking for another planet were they could live. Left in space, they're sending a space probe to scan planets. The new planet would be called Aquila…"
"This film owns so much different inspirations. The original pitch involved an anime feeling to it, but as there was live-action, it became harder to keep the whole film in this direction. So we got back to basics: Kubrick's 2001, Star Wars…"
"The more you are digging into it, the more films and references you will find. From 50s classics to Ridley Scott's Prometheus, I wanted to explore them all. It was intense especially since I had one month to run the production, and learning 3D at the same time…"
Check out also some making-of pictures.
He^rt
The third retro sci-fi inspired video is 'He^rt' from Starcadian, who made the music as well as the accompanying eye candy that appears to be one big love letter to retro hardware.
Where does that love come from?
Starcadian: "A combination of the heyday of 80s/90s VHS movies and my beloved Atari 1040 STE, through which I learned MIDI. I remember being completely enthralled by the games' soundtracks, the imagination of electronic music and the countless possibilities."
"To me, the makers of certain pirated floppy disks were my first rock stars. Every disk menu would have an amazing 8-bit graphic and this awesome electronic song and I couldn't wait to get my hands on every single one, just to hear the music. So I took all those things and used them as my voice and, consequently, as the basis for the Starcadian mythology."
The most recent 21 additions to 2Pause.


The Sport Australia Hall of Fame (SAHOF) mourns the passing of our Esteemed Member Gillian Rolton OAM who passed away on Saturday (18/11/2017) after a two year battle with endometrial cancer.
Gill is one of the most distinguished equestrian riders Australia has ever produced after winning Olympic gold in Barcelona in 1992 and Atlanta in 1996, both times on her horse Peppermint Grove.
She was commonly recognised for her heroic efforts at the 1996 Atlanta Games when she fell during competition, broke her collarbone and ribs but got up and completed the course to help Australia to back-to-back Olympic gold medals in teams eventing.
The Sport Australia Hall of Fame Chairman John Bertrand AO paid tribute to Rolton "The tenacity and courage that Gillian displayed throughout her sporting career, none more so than during that memorable 96 Olympic Gold Medal win in the cross-country event, is part of Australian sporting folklore. That same courage and bravery has been on show over the past few years as Gillian has fought her battle with endometrial cancer.
She has been an inspiration to many and her contribution to sport – as a competitor and coach, world-class judge and in particular as Director of the Adelaide Three Day event is truly remarkable".
The Board, Members and staff of The Sport Australia Hall of Fame extend our deepest sympathies to husband Greg, her family and the Olympic and Equestrian communities.
Gillian Rolton OAM was Inducted into The Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 2000 for her contribution to the sport of equestrian.
Gill was given her first horse at the age of ten, and began riding competitively soon after.
With gold from the 1992 Barcelona and 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, Gill was one of Australia's most accomplished riders and the first Australian female to medal in equestrian.
Gill's riding career has spanned over 30 years, encompassing Olympic Games, World Championships and many internationals.
Gill started her eventing and show jumping career at the relatively late age of 21. Her first eventer, Saville Row, was purchased for the princely sum of $200. It was not long until the duo charged up the eventing grades and were soon long-listed for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Unfortunately, Saville Row sustained a leg injury at the final selection trial and the team missed out.
Nevertheless, Gill had been given a taste of the Olympic dream. In 1988, riding Benton's Way, Gill was on the verge of selection for the Seoul Olympics before she dislocated her elbow only days before the final selection trial, her Olympic success would have to wait.
In 1992 it was third time lucky! She was a late inclusion in the Barcelona 1992 team, with Peppermint Grove, after beating all male members of the team in the final selection trial at Savernake, England. At the Olympics, the Australians, Matt Ryan (who also won the individual event), Andrew Hoy and Rolton, were in second place behind New Zealand for the final team jumping phase. One New Zealand rider had a disastrous round, and the Australians all rode with poise to win gold.
After winning the Australian championships in 1995, Gill returned to the Olympic scene in 1996 with Peppermint Grove, keen to snare her second gold.
Gill ended the 1996 Atlanta Games with a broken collarbone and broken ribs - and her second consecutive gold medal. She was a member of the winning three-day equestrian event team, along with Hoy, Phillip Dutton and Wendy Schaeffer. She suffered her injuries when Peppermint Grove fell and skidded during the endurance phase of the event. She remounted, unaware that she had suffered the fractures, and rode on, now unable to use her left arm. She and the horse came down again at the next obstacle, a water jump, and she somersaulted into the water. She then waded out, boarded the horse again, and galloped for another three kilometres, clearing 15 more fences, to finish the course. An ambulance took her to hospital, where she refused pain-killing drugs because she felt she might be needed for the final team jumping round the next day. She wasn't, but Rolton's gallantry served as an inspiration to her fellow riders, and the entire Australian team. (Click here to view the footage of Gill's heroic efforts at the Atlanta Games).
In 2000 Gill made a bid to qualify for her third consecutive Olympics. Riding a new, inexperienced horse, Endeavour, Gillian narrowly failed to gain selection, but was honoured to help carry the Olympic flag in the opening ceremony.
In 1993 Gill was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for her gold medal performance at the Olympics.


For the initial project, an NJIT team, including students, will work with WebTeam to develop a tactile-friendly 3D device with embedded sensors to interface with the company's iLearNNEarn2 program, which is a part of the ColorsKit package for autism management and a gaming model that uses touchscreen kiosks and mobile devices to deliver evidence-based learning sessions.
The sensor-embedded device would prompt the child through the sessions, monitor responsiveness, assess cognition, and adapt future learning sessions accordingly. The device would record the related data, allowing others involved in the child's intervention to share and review it. The device's outer form would vary; for young children, for example, it might be a toy with which they are familiar and include personalized images such as pictures of their rooms. The educational sessions are based on a curriculum developed by Eden Autism Services, a New Jersey-based not-for-profit organization that provides education and training to people with autism, as well as their families, teachers, and caregivers.
WebTeam chose to partner with NJIT, because the university is "a technology leader with the best engineers in the region," Parikh said.
"WebTeam has developed the program and we will deliver it, optimizing its interface, as well as its assessment, feedback and response capabilities, while also capturing the data," said Atam Dhawan, distinguished professor of electrical and computer engineering, who will lead the NJIT team. As part of the intellectual property agreement, NJIT is jointly filing a supplemental patent to the patent WebTeam filed on its educational software.
NJIT students have been working on a learning device for children with autism disorder since 2011, when a team of Honors College students from the university's Interdisciplinary Design Studio (IDS) proposed developing an educational toy to engage children who might lose focus or interest staring at a computer screen and assess their cognitive abilities. Parikh, a member of the IDS External Advisory Board, was one of the sponsors who allowed the team to pursue research and development on the NJIT campus over a summer.
Dhawan said the new project will build on the team's technology, which was able to respond in simple ways to the children's choices, such as telling them they had or had not correctly picked the color the program prompted.
The next stage of the project will incorporate more sophisticated responses, including the intelligence to recognize whether a task is taking a child too long and the ability to respond by moving on to the next, so the child does not become frustrated. The device could be inexpensively customized to suit, say, robot or stuffed animal preferences, among other potential forms.
"I will put another student team together soon this year," Dhawan said, adding that the NJIT students, from a range of majors, could potentially be working with researchers, clinicians and software engineers on the device.
"The technology, combined with therapy, should enable children to enhance their potential and build upon it to become significant contributors to society. We want to help them to optimize their capabilities," he added.
"For our students, these are the sort of experiences that make what they're learning in the classroom real and give them the chance to develop real applications to help people with serious challenges," NJIT President Joel Bloom said at the signing this week.
WebTeam Corporation gained global recognition when it was awarded $500,000 in Verizon's Powerful Answers Award for pitching its innovative idea of autism management at homes and in the classroom. Out of the 15 winners, WebTeam was the only company from the New York-New Jersey metro area. It will utilize a portion of the award money to fund the project at NJIT, according to a company source.
WebTeam Corporation was incorporated in 2005 in New Jersey to design, develop, and promote technologies for education and distance learning and training. It began as a technology development subsidiary of Rangam Consultants Inc., a company specializing in professional staffing services.
WebTeam Corporation was founded at a time when autism intervention in the classroom was largely unstructured. Back in 2007 and the ensuing couple of years, WebTeam was busy experimenting with a few technologies to ascertain if teachers could benefit from using touchscreen kiosks in the classroom. The experimentation led to the development of S.H.A.N.E.S.H. Colors Program, which, together with the app-based iLearnNEarn program that was put to use in 2011, charted a new horizon in autism treatment by extending classroom intervention to homes and therapy centers globally. Since January 2012, WebTeam's autism apps have registered 1.2 million downloads across iTunes, Google Play, Nook and Kindle, while delivering 10,000 daily sessions on average.


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Q: Refresh values in directive I want to write validators for my form fields.
In my case I have a page with a hidden edit form and list that displays usernames. When clicking on one of the usernames in the list then an edit field is displayed below which contains a check-unique directive.
I want to parse parameter values to the directive as soon I open my edit form. But of course they will not be updated in the directive as the page has compiled already and the values are only parsed to the directive during load of the page. So my attr.checkUnique value is empty even though I want to parse the username as attribute value.
Here is my fiddle.
http://jsfiddle.net/charms/r3ajt/28/
Does somebody know if the directive can be refreshed somehow to take over the new parameters while executing the "openEdit" method?
Or is there any other clever way how to overcome this issue? Somehow I'm stuck here.
HTML

    {{u.username}}<button ng-click="openEdit({{u.id}})">Edit</button>

<form ng-show="showNew" novalidate>
    <input type="text" name="username"/>
</form>
<form ng-show="showEdit" novalidate>
    <input type="text" name="username" ng-model="user.username" check-unique="{{user.username}}"/>
</form>

AngularJS
angular.module('myApp', [])
.controller('HandleCtrl', ['$scope',function($scope) {
$scope.showNew = false;
$scope.showEdit = false;

$scope.user = {};
$scope.users = [];

$scope.users[0] = {username:'matt', id:1};
$scope.users[1] = {username:'bob', id:2};
$scope.users[2] = {username:'tom', id:3};

$scope.openEdit = function(id) {
    $scope.showEdit = true;
    $scope.user = $scope.users[id-1];
};
}])
.directive('checkUnique', [function() {
return {
    require: 'ngModel',
    restrict: 'A',
    scope: false,
    link: function(scope, elem, attr, ctrl) {
        console.log("I want username but value is empty: " + attr.checkUnique);
    }
};
}]);

A: If I understand what you are trying to achieve correctly...
You need to watch for a model change in your directive. Try this:
.directive('checkUnique', [function() {
return {
    require: 'ngModel',
    restrict: 'A',
    scope: false,
    link: function(scope, elem, attr, ctrl) {
        scope.$watch('user.username', function(newValue, oldValue) {
            if (newValue) {
                console.log('Username selected is ' + newValue);
            }
        });
    }
};

As your directive is sharing it's parent's scope (as specified in your directive definition) then you can directly access 'user.username'.

A: You can access you model by using ctroller option and what when the model is updated. Here's a full exemple of what you can do and how to access your model.
.directive('checkUnique', [function() {
    return {
        require: 'ngModel',
        restrict: 'A',
        scope: false,
        link: function(scope, elem, attr, ctrl) {
            scope.$watch(attr.ngModel, function(nv) { // Don't watch ctrl.$viewValue cause it won't watch.
                console.log("I want username but value is empty: " + nv); // When
                if (nv.indexOf('is magic') === -1) { // Don't want infinite loop.
                    ctrl.$setViewValue(nv +  ' is magic'); // Set a new value to model.
                }

                console.log('My current value is ' + ctrl.$viewValue); // Accessing model scope.
            });
        }
    };
}]);

Here's your jsFiddle updated.


HIGHLAND (August 2, 2017)–On what would have been her twenty-first birthday, scores of family, friends, and some "new friends" gathered at Wicker Memorial Park to celebrate the life and legacy of Domonique "Nikki" Smith. Although some tears were shed, guests mostly smiled and laughed when they reminisced about Nikki and their favorite memory of her. From your family at McCain Law Offices, Happy Birthday Nikki!!


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Tag Archive | casualties
Recent article:
Gagné, John. "Counting the Dead: Traditions of Enumeration and the Italian Wars." Renaissance Quarterly 67, no. 3 (September 2014): 791–840.
Abstract: Methods for counting war deaths developed alongside structural changes in the ways that states enumerated mortality (for both fighters and citizens) between the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries. This paper argues that an alternative way to interpret observers' comments on the magnitude and novelty of war damages during the Italian Wars (1494-1559) is to trace the history of enumerating mortality from the fourteenth century, using the Hundred Years' War and the Black Death as departure points. Military heralds counted dead soldiers in Northern Europe and civic record keepers registered public mortality in Italy. Numbers carried cultural value. In war, disputants and observers used numbers rhetorically to argue political cases and to emphasize the scale of victories and defeats. By 1500, the proliferation of specific mortality numbers in public discourse–amplified by printed war reporting–forced observers to reckon with their meaning. The article concludes by illustrating how numbers entered memorial culture: monuments from the Italian Wars featured numbers as an index of the perceived magnitude of war in the sixteenth century.
How, you may ask, did I know that an article would be published on mortality rates? Just psychic, I guess.
Stripped bodies on the battlefield
I'm trying to finish up one of my main projects this semester (the West Point military art textbook), and have come across yet another example of the dead (and wounded) on early modern battlefields.
In a few near-contemporary paintings illustrating field battles during the War of the Spanish Succession (when else), there are several very prominent dead bodies, stripped naked. I want to use one (of the paintings, not the dead bodies) in my chapter, but will undoubtedly need to explain in the caption why those naked bodies are there.
Here's one of Ramillies:
Ramillies pursuit (Laguerre)
Note the dead bodies (at least partially stripped) in the foreground right and the proximate sword and pistol play around the tree. The (presumably dead) body with arms sprawled 'up' appears to be totally naked, his privates shielded from view by a conveniently-placed bush. Presumably the other victim's blue pants link him to one of his still-living compatriots fleeing for his own life, sans shoes or any other accoutrements. I've heard of throwing down your weapons and equipment to flee, but that's a bit much.
Here's one from Malplaquet, perhaps giving a little more insight:
Malplaquet
Notice on the left how a female camp follower is taking the shirt off of a wounded/dead soldier with some combat in the background. I knew that the wounded/dead were often stripped after the battle; I guess I didn't appreciate how quickly such wealth was redistributed. The early bird… I guess.
Finally, another from Malplaquet:
Malplaquet battle
This last one is a bit more surprising to me, given how close the dead bodies (center left) are to the fighting. If accurate and not simply an artistic convention, it suggests the possibility that stripping the dead might have happened even in the midst of combat, presumably by soldiers.
Is that likely? Or is there some other explanation? There is clearly some significant fighting going on around it, which makes one think it isn't the mop up phase of the battle, unless there was a lull and then a return to fighting. Perhaps it's noteworthy that there appears to be a soldier over the bodies and not a female camp follower? Perhaps the wooded terrain of Malplaquet made it easier for people to avoid the heaviest fighting yet still claim their prizes?
Any thoughts, examples or parallels? If anyone has access to those expensive books on war in early modern art, they might give some guidance too.
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The wounded is to the dead as four to one
Prompted by a previous thread about dead combatants in the early modern period…
Back in high school I was first introduced to the rather devious idea that a combatant might desire to wound an enemy rather than kill him outright. The idea was that, even if the wounded soldier wasn't used as a decoy to draw additional forces into a killing zone (a staple in war movies), more resources would be expended caring for that casualty than if they were simply killed in action. I think I probably heard about it in the context of the Vietnam war (punji sticks or some such, maybe small mines that incapacitated rather than killed outright). Seemed logical but cold-hearted.
So as I started looking at my primary sources that contained the word "bury" (thank you database and full text), I came across this quote, which not only evoked early memories of human cruelty, but which also serves as a reminder that anything we can do, the pre-moderns could do too.
"It is now sixty days that the Duke of Vendôme is diverting himself at this dirty siege [of Verrua, 1704-1705]; and I think we ought to set up a statue to his memory in every street of Turin. By the best accounts which we can get, his infantry is now reduced to about 7000, and a great part of these will be good for nothing but to recruit their hospitals, before we have done with them. If the accounts which we get from the Milanese, and the enemies' quarters are just, there are near 18000 French at present in the several hospitals, belonging to the two armies, which are commanded by the two gracious brothers [the two French theater commanders were the duc de Vendôme and his brother, the Grand Prieur]. I observe this with the greater pleasure, because every useless poor creature in these hospitals does cost their master as much as four grenadiers who mount the trenches; and this is one of those expensive articles upon which the French King is cheated in Italy, as much as any King of Spain ever was. O rare Italy! which has served, in all ages, to murder, and to bury Frenchmen."
(Correspondence, vol. 1, pp. 471-472, Richard Hill to Charles Hedges, Turin, 17 December 1704)
I'm not going to declare this the first recognition of the attritional benefits of casualties (versus KIAs), but it strikes me as pretty early. And this undoubtedly wasn't an intentional Allied tactic, but early modern medicine being what it was, I can't imagine the survival rate in those hospitals was very high. (Yet another prompt to look into that military medicine literature.)
As a side note, the personality of Richard Hill shines through the quote as well, particularly his glee at French suffering. His historical recognition of Italy as the burial ground for generations of French soldiers is also a nice touch. Unless you happen to be French.
A reader question: those bodies keep piling up
Andy Tumath writes in, wondering:
"I was wondering if anyone had any information about what happened to soldiers killed on campaign during the early-modern age. I've seen documentaries about Napoleon's Grand Armee's retreat from Russia, and how the troops who fell during the long march home were either left where they dropped, or were given the most perfunctory of burials.
Was this standard practice? I'd be surprised if there were mass cremations of the fallen, and even more so if any but the highest ranking officers were actually repatriated – but I just can't think of any grave sites belonging to the early-modern period, even in the Low Countries where war was such an ever-present factor of existence."
I don't have time to respond in much detail right now (other than to make a mental note to go back and look at my war and society books), but if someone else wants to chime in and steal my thunder, please do. Citations would also be appreciated.
Off the top of my head, I know that occasionally when siege storms of the covered way were very bloody and unsuccessful, there might be a truce for both sides to gather their dead, since they "lye as thick as ever you saw a flock of sheep." I also know that empty bread wagons often returned back to their bases behind the front lines with wounded (and possibly dead) soldiers among their cargo.
One other possibility: would military manuals' discussions of encampments discuss the matter? Is this something camp followers attended to? Presumably the corpses were picked over pretty well by other soldiers, camp followers or even locals.
I don't know if they had the idea of their body being buried back at home – perhaps some ballads from the period might mention the matter…
Other thoughts?
Did Early Modern Armies Get Better or Worse During Wartime?
A comment to a previous post made by Gavin (Aug. 4) prompted me to make a flippant response, when really I should have been paying attention to his serious point. It deals with how we think about the ability of early modern armies to become more effective over time, i.e. learning curves during wartime. He suggested that armies sometimes (often?) learn over the course of a war and get better, and then are apt to forget those lessons during peacetime.
I think it's difficult to know if there is a general tendency one way or the other in many/most wars – measuring it strikes me as quite challenging given all the counterfactual argumentation required. I would, however, argue that in the early modern period, most wars (perhaps even the British Civil Wars if one looks at them over their entire length?) were long and bloody, and since professionalism spread slowly in the period, attrition likely took away a lot of the (good) veterans, whether soldiers, officers or technicians. Perhaps those that survived late into a decade-long war were better, but I can imagine there being an inflection point after which competency declines rather than continues to increase. As a concrete example, I talk about the effects of engineering attrition in Vauban under Siege, chapter 5: Vauban claimed that there were so few good engineers because so few survived long enough to learn the lessons, and I show the Allied engineering corps suffered the same fate in the Spanish Succession.
I'd bet attrition-induced mediocrity (if I can coin a phrase) is a broader phenomenon. I believe this was also associated with Frederick the Great's late campaigns as well – certainly historians have framed the Old Regime's avoidance of field battle in terms of fearing the loss of trained veterans that battle casualties would incur (even though I've often wondered about that logic on many levels). Some historians have also argued this happened with Napoleon's late campaigns; his quote about only being good for another ten? years comes to mind.
Such trends might also be influenced by specific policy decisions, e.g. Wick Murray arguing that in WW2 the US army air corps intentionally held back some of its best pilots to train new ones, whereas the Japanese ended up getting all their aces killed in combat. Perhaps whether officers were expected to lead from the front or direct from the back makes a difference here: a look at casualty rates among early modern officer corps might be informative in this regard. I think a few scholars have presented data that would be useful here, i.e. the seniority and service experience of officers. (Erik? Corvisier? Rowlands? Drévillon?)
Some historiography has undoubtedly addressed the issue: a few of the contributions to the Military Revolution debate certainly must have some insight (but I can't think of who off hand); J.E. Lendon's Soldiers and Ghosts on Greek and Roman warfare emphasizes the importance of antiquarianism among the Ancients; and just about any work on military culture likely addresses the issue, since one of their major themes is how culture encourages military men to make decisions that seem to go against 'rational' choice (as defined by modern Western professional standards).
Do you think early modern armies got better or worse as their wars went on? Specific examples, conceptual categories and general hunches appreciated.


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Unfortunately, there haven't been any official announcement regarding the release date of Snowpiercer Season 2. But the good news is that it has been officially announced for a Season 2. Snowpiercer Season2 has officially started it's production before the Coronavirus pandemic hit. Therefore, fans can expect to see this amazing series on screen real soon. Grab your popcorns and sit tight to witness the amazing Snowpiercer Season 2.
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4 Signs You're Dangerously Dehydrated During Your Workout
Dehydration can sneak up on you. Here's how to tell if you need to drink up
by Selene Yeager for Bicycling.com Published: May 25, 2016
The first time I teetered on the verge of dehydration was on a mid-July day in South Carolina on vacation.
I was rollerblading (yes, rollerblading, don't judge) around the neighborhood I was visiting—just cruising around, nothing crazy, so I didn't bring any water with me.
About an hour in, I suddenly felt dizzy. I sat down under a tree in the shade for 15 minutes to get my bearings, then rolled home to enjoy a long stretch of A/C and sweet tea.
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I've since had some scary episodes during long bike rides, but the fact is you don't have to be pushing hard or going long to succumb to dehydration.
"It's normal to experience mild dehydration during exercise," says Rob Pickels, physiology director at CU Sports Medicine and Performance Center in Boulder, Colorado—especially if you're in the heat and sweating.
"However, prolonged moderate dehydration or severe dehydration can be detrimental to your health; especially your kidney function," he says.
You already know you need water when you feel thirsty, but there are less obvious signs that you're on your way to serious dehydration. Here's what Pickels warns to watch for.
A faster heart rate can be a sign of dehydration
Heart rate goes up with intensity, and it will tend to drift with long exercise (especially in the heat). However, if you're seeing heart rates that are 15 to 20 beats higher than you'd expect, it could be your heart is compensating for reduced blood volume (aka dehydration) by beating faster.
Dizziness can be a sign of dehydration
You know how your head swims a bit when you suddenly stand from a sitting position? It's called postural hypotension, and it's the result of blood not reaching your head quickly enough as you change positions, thanks to low blood volume.
If you start feeling that at the gym when switching from seated to standing workouts, it could be a sign of dehydration.
Saggy skin can be a sign of dehydration
Technically called "decreased skin turgor," when the skin on the back of your hand doesn't snap back from being pinched, it's a sign you need more fluids, stat.
"With normal hydration, the pinched skin should return back to normal essentially immediately," says Pickels.
With moderate to severe dehydration, it will be slow to return.
"Try it now (I know you are) by pinching your skin for 2 to 3 seconds and then letting go. That's your baseline," he says.
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Smelly urine can be a sign of dehydration
If nature calls and it smells like you've wandered into a bus station bathroom, that's another good sign to drink more.
"A strong urine smell can be a sign of dehydration," says Pickels.
Of course, it's still good that you have to pee at this point, since once you hit severe dehydration, urine production decreases dramatically. Avoid slipping into that next stage by boosting your fluid intake as soon as possible.
The article How To Know if You're Dangerously Dehydrated orginally ran on Bicycling.com.
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Selene Yeager is a top-selling professional health and fitness writer who lives what she writes as a NASM certified personal trainer, USA Cycling certified coach, Pn1 certified nutrition coach, pro licensed off road racer, and All-American Ironman triathlete.
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Jane Eyre By Charlotte Bronte In Charlotte Brontes novel "Jane Eyre", there is a slightly inconspicuous character that many readers may choose to ignore. The character that I speak of is Adele, the adorable French girl that Edward Rochester has taken as his own. While many people may undermine the importance of this character in the novel, it is easy to see that she plays a vital role in the coming together of Mr. Rochester and Jane Eyre. Unlike many novels or stories, Bronte chooses to use Adele as more of a symbol, than someone who directly helps in the marriage of two people, meaning that Adele is unaware of her bringing her master and Jane Eyre together.
The role of Adele can be described as small, and at times undefined, however, before all is said and done her role, or symbolism, as I see it is clearly defined. The first role that Adele plays in the story is that of a bridge between Mr. Rochester and Jane Eyre. Had it not been for Adele needing a governess they would have never met. Jane had sent out her application to a nearby paper to be published for people needing a governess to see. The only reply she received was from a Mrs. Fairfax, a servant at the Rochester mansion.
It was for Adele that Jane was needed. Adele was rough around the edges, and needed some work on the finer things of being an American. She spoke mostly in French, and therefore, needed a governess to teach her better English. Her master, Mr. Rochester required her to know how to read, and write in English. He also would like for Jane to teach Adele what she could about music and the art of drawing.
Adele became quite close to Jane and enjoyed her company. Jane also became quite fond of Adele, a good example of this takes place when Edward wants to bring only Jane into Millcote and Jane desperately begs for Adele to accompany them. "Do let her go Mr. Rochester, if you please: it would be better"(Bronte 654). The affections between Adele and Jane become stronger to the point where Jane becomes worried of what will happen to Adele once Mr.
Rochester is married to her or anyone else. Adele was as charming and innocent as they come, yet she still played other vital roles in the novel. For Mr. Rochester Adele was a symbol of the last 15 years of pain and torment he had been feeling. Once a fool in love with a beautiful woman, the less than attractive Edward Rochester found his soon to be wife a mistress to other men.
Mr. Rochester was deeply in love with the woman and believed that she could do no wrong. As if finding out she was seeing other men was not crushing enough, he comes to find out that the mother one Celine Varens, leaves a daughter behind that he believes does not even belong to him. Reluctantly, he took Adele in hopes that he would not have to be in her presence often. It was most likely unfair that Rochester treated Adele with such contempt, however it is not without reason that she reminded him of what a grave error it was to love her mother.
The reason being that she reminded him of his lost love more than anything in the world. She was a twenty four hour, seven days a week reminder of the fool he had been to love someone who obviously did not love him. For this very reason at times, he would shun Adele, try to make her feel inferior and unwanted. However, the good nature that lay deep within him would not let him practice such vile acts all the time. Sometimes, when he went away for long periods of time he would return to Thornsfield with a present for Adele.
This showed that no matter how bad he wanted to dislike her he could not treat her like a vagrant on the street. She not only brought out the bad qualities of his character, but the good ones as well. Although Rochester was always very critical of Adele in all that she did, you could not help but notice that he had a bond, as weak as it was, with the girl. Adele referred to many times as a nuisance, was called on many times to meet very important people of Mr. Rochesters. One such example of this takes place when Mr. Rochesters suspected soon-to be wife Mrs.
Ingram visiting for a fortnight. Adele is called into the dining room twice, and she is called a "little doll" by the guest party (Bronte 591). The fact that his guests approve of Adele provokes Mr. Rochester to remark that he did not want her at all, and was in fact left upon him. However hard he tries to make Adele disappear, or make her feel like a nuisance, she always desires to see him in the worst way. This begins to weigh on Rochester and he becomes more prone to let Adele keep up her childish acts and even at times cherish her company.
Another role that Adele played in the novel was the motivation for Jane to work hard and help others. Throughout the novel Jane is confronted with questions pertaining to the coming along of Adeles education. Although Adele does not always understand what Jane is trying to teach her, Jane is not flustered, and works harder the next day to help Adele learn. In my opinion Adele symbolizes more than anything else an obstacle for Jane that must be overcome to succeed. Jane must succeed in teaching Adele and molding her into a fine English woman.
Jane must also come to grips with what Adele is, and what she represents in the life of her beloved Mr. Rochester. Mrs. Eyre should not always see Adele as someone like herself as she usually does. She must understand the pain that runs through the heart of her master every time that Adele is near. Although Rochester likes Adele it is plain to see that he would rather not have to associated as much as he is with her.
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Ging Monastery, Darjeeling
There's a Darjeeling beyond the facade of over-enthusiastic tourist culture, the cheap crowd of Chowrasta and and the political turmoil. The other Darjeeling still hasn't lost her unadulterated charm. The less explored nooks and crannies of her smell like the old, crispy pages of a long forgotten book. Ging Gompa is one such place of Darjeeling which hasn't been violated by tourists yet. Which is mostly because it is situated at about 10km from the town centre and the road is barely accessible by car.
It was one rainy Saturday Mr. B and I paid a visit to this ancient monastery that had recently been renovated after the earthquake of 2011. Sangchhen Thong-Delling Gompa was originally established somewhere around in 1760 after the foundation of Pemayangtse Monastery, the renowned Nyngmapa monastery in Sikkim. Later it was demolished owing to the outbreak of political turbulence in Darjeeling. It was re-established by the lamas of Pemayangtse in 1818. Till date it has been looked after by the government of Sikkim, just like the Bhutia Busty Monastery.
A little uphill walk from the monastery into nearby woods took us to an ancient Bhutia cremation ground. Now I am someone who thrives on denial. A crematorium is the last place I would want to visit for fun. But standing there, looking at the solitary funeral pyre surrounded by lush forest I did not feel so creeped out by death. For some moments I bowed my head down for the departed souls of all those people whose mortal remains had been turned into ashes on that pyre in front of me.
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