Content is king in the land of blogging-everything else is just icing on the cake. The icing is important, it's what makes the cake look good. But, if you don't have substance, it won't be much of a cake, it'll just be icing.
So, in other words, write good stuff and people will follow. When blogging and writing good content it's important to remember your audience. Decide what you want your blog to be about. Is it cooking, crafting, parenting, kids, homeschooling, or a little bit of everything? For me, I write and share what I am most passionate about - putting the fun back into motherhood through topics on early childhood learning, kid crafts, DIY craft projects, and much more. My blog is an overflow of what I am already doing at home, hence the name "Her Cup Overfloweth".
So, what is good content? Good question. It must be useful, interesting and unique. If you write about cooking, recipes, and the general goings on in the kitchen-then focus on that and make it the best darn cooking blog anyone has ever read! Do research, link to other cooking blogs that inspire you, have a guest blogger in your area of focus. Be original with your content. No one will want to come you if they can get it somewhere else. I am often attracted to the content I can put into practice - a great recipe, a sweet DIY project, or a fun craft for the kids.
Lastly, I want to encourage you to write as often as you can. Good content must be fresh and relevant. People want to know about what you are doing now, not about what you did 3 weeks ago. If people tend not to post too often, then others tend not to look at their blogs too often. That being said I think there is definitely a balance and I am not encouraging you to post twice a day! Some mom bloggers post everyday, some post 3 times a week. I like to do a little of both. Some weeks it's everyday and others its only every other day. It just depends on what's going on "behind the scenes" if you will. A great way to post everyday is to schedule your posts a few days (or the night before) ahead of time. I am almost never awake past midnight, but I like to schedule my posts for those times because of the time differences (some of you are up at 3am my time!). If you use blogger, you can schedule your posts through the "post options" link just to the left of where you enter "labels". Enter the day and time and you are all set!
blog coach - I love her approach to blogging. simple. encouraging. honest. you can even submit your blog to be critiqued by readers.
Thanks so much! We'll just call you "the blogging Diva!" Thanks for your email!
Great tips! I am giving my blog a make over and hopefully will be getting some followers.
This is great and thank you for the resources. I already love BLOG COACH!
I miss the days when I had posts "scheduled" ahead. Now I do them at all different times of the day and a little sporadically. I agree with you on the content thing though. I finally stopped doing the memes and blog award things because I didn't think anyone wanted to read them and they certainly didn't want to have to DO one.
all good/thanks for the links.
Thanks so much! I take advantage of that post scheduling feature and LOVE it!


The potential lies in our knowing the value of strength in the differences for that is what gives birth to new possibilities.
In between the rigidity of structure are the infinite possibilities of potential waiting to be discovered and understood.
Perhaps all it needs is a sensing beyond the looking.
To be inclusive and expansive in our approach.
To understand in humility, there are great lessons waiting to expand the consciousness of our being.
To respect the self and the manifest self similarities as much as the apparent diversities.
To being aware of the immensity of possible outcomes in thinking beyond the self.
To know all is connected in the grand plan.
Our unique differences is what moves us forward as it is necessary to move the wheel of life in balance.
Think of our life as pieces in a mystical puzzle that is meant to fit perfectly together… like parts serving as a whole.
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Progressive Punjab Investors Summit: Amazon India signs pact with PSIEC to help drive exports
Chandigarh, December 05: Amazon India on Thursday said it has signed a pact with Punjab Small Industries & Export Corporation (PSIEC) to conduct workshops to enable MSME exporters to reach out to millions of customers of the e-commerce giant under the Amazon Global Selling programme.
The memorandum of understanding (MoU) with state-owned PSIEC will help micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) of the state get benefits through e-commerce, Amazon India said in a statement.
The agreement was signed in Mohali on the inaugural day of the two-day Progressive Punjab Investors Summit, which commenced on Thursday.
The event is witnessing participation from MSMEs, apart from leading industrialists, new-age entrepreneurs, foreign missions and other dignitaries.
As part of the MoU, Amazon will conduct training and on-boarding workshops at key MSME clusters in Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Amritsar, Patiala and Bathinda in order to help MSME exporters get onboard Amazon's 12 international marketplaces.
By bolstering e-commerce support for the MSME exporters of Punjab, Amazon India will play a vital role in helping them be part of and benefit from India's booming digital economy.
The partnership with various departments of the Punjab government intends to empower and generate livelihood opportunities and help exports find a wider buyer base and fetch the right price for the products, it said.
Additional Chief Secretary (Industries) Vini Mahajan said, "Amazon's partnership with the Punjab government signifies the growing interest of large global enterprises in Punjab.
"The MoU signed today (Thursday) will provide thousands of MSMEs from Punjab seamless access to customers in 180-plus countries across the world through Amazon's platform. The state government remains committed to make Punjab an attractive business and investment destination."
Abhijit Kamra, director (global trade) at Amazon India, said, "Through the Amazon Global Selling programme, we have had the opportunity to assist 50,000 MSMEs across India to showcase over 150 million 'Made-in-India' products to customers in more than 180 countries.
"With the signing of this MoU with the Punjab government, we will continue to play an active role in helping entrepreneurs from Punjab to launch their own businesses and reach out to millions of Amazon customers worldwide," he said.
Amazon unveiled its Global Selling programme in India in May 2015 to provide transformative opportunities for Indian sellers to grow and scale through e-commerce exports, the statement said.
As part of the Amazon Global Selling programme, Amazon provides the most comprehensive suite of services to sellers of all sizes and scale to enable them to sell across the globe in Amazon's international marketplaces.
Clocking USD 1 billion in cumulative exports till now, Amazon Global Selling programme is expected to generate USD 5 billion in cumulative export sales by 2023 for Indian exporters enrolled in this programme.
"Currently, over 50,000 Indian manufacturers, traders and brands use this platform to sell over 150 million products across 12 Amazon international marketplaces worldwide such as Amazon.com.
"With the Amazon Global Selling programme, Amazon is contributing to the government's vision on exports, and encouraging 'Made-in-India' products go global by providing critical market access to customers in over 180 countries," it said.
05 Dec, 2019 Business
Rupee slips 4 paise to 71.12 against US dollar amid rising crude prices
Airtel ties up with Bharti AXA to offer Rs.179 prepaid with life insurance
Telefunken Announces Massive Discount on 7 TVs During Amazon Great Indian Sale 2020: Never seen before Deals
Foreign tourist arrivals up despite travel advisories, attempts to create bad image: Tourism Min
Work on AIIMS to start next month: Union Minister Ashwini Kumar Choubey

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Q: Regex to handle all Multiline exception in rubular fluentd I designed the regex to match the all multiline exception or warning message field for fluentd parser in rubular format as below
(SLF4J:\s.*|[a-zA-z_]*\..*\.*\s.*\s.*|Caused\sby:\s|\s+at\s.*|\s+\.\.\. (\d)+ more)

It matches unnecessary fields.

I want to match all start of exception or warning multiline.
In short: The most recent multiline will be read from the beginning of the file unitl it gets a next line as JSON.JSON always starts with {" togather. when we see lines begings with {" we will stop reading multiline

one regex for both the cases or 2 regex for both the cases is fine

Demo link
regex is available at: https://rubular.com/r/O26Wm6mc7z51re
regex is available at: https://rubular.com/r/v6Q7iwZqmNDAAx
Test Strings is :
java.lang.InterruptedException: Timeout while waiting for epoch from quorum
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.Leader.getEpochToPropose(Leader.java:1227)
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.Leader.lead(Leader.java:482)
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.QuorumPeer.run(QuorumPeer.java:1284)
        ... 19 more
{"log_timestamp": "2021-02-18T11:33:23.114+0000", "log_level": "WARN", "process_id": "zookeeper#2", "process_name": "zookeeper", "thread_id": 1, "thread_name": "QuorumPeer[myid=2](plain=/0.0.0.0:2181)(secure=disabled)", "action_name": "org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.QuorumPeer", "log_message": "PeerState set to LOOKING"}
{"log_timestamp": "2021-02-18T11:33:23.115+0000", "log_level": "WARN", "process_id": "zookeeper#2", "process_name": "zookeeper", "thread_id": 1, "thread_name": "WorkerSender[myid=2]", "action_name": "org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.QuorumPeer", "log_message": "Failed to resolve address: zk-2.zk-headless.intam.svc.cluster.local"}
java.net.UnknownHostException: zk-2.zk-headless.intam.svc.cluster.local
        at java.net.InetAddress.getAllByName0(InetAddress.java:1281)
        at java.net.InetAddress.getAllByName(InetAddress.java:1193)
        at java.net.InetAddress.getAllByName(InetAddress.java:1127)
        at java.net.InetAddress.getByName(InetAddress.java:1077)
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.QuorumPeer$QuorumServer.recreateSocketAddresses(QuorumPeer.java:194)
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.QuorumPeer.recreateSocketAddresses(QuorumPeer.java:764)
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.QuorumCnxManager.connectOne(QuorumCnxManager.java:699)
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.QuorumCnxManager.toSend(QuorumCnxManager.java:618)
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.FastLeaderElection$Messenger$WorkerSender.process(FastLeaderElection.java:477)
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.FastLeaderElection$Messenger$WorkerSender.run(FastLeaderElection.java:456)
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:748)
{"log_timestamp": "2021-02-18T11:33:23.115+0000", "log_level": "WARN", "process_id": "zookeeper#2", "process_name": "zookeeper", "thread_id": 1, "thread_name": "WorkerSender[myid=2]", "action_name": "org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.QuorumPeer", "log_message": "Failed to resolve address: zk-2.zk-headless.sxc.svc.cluster.local"}

Expected Match :
For demo1: https://rubular.com/r/O26Wm6mc7z51re
java.lang.InterruptedException: Timeout while waiting for epoch from quorum
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.Leader.getEpochToPropose(Leader.java:1227)
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.Leader.lead(Leader.java:482)
        at org.apache.zookeeper.server.quorum.QuorumPeer.run(QuorumPeer.java:1284)
        ... 19 more

For demo2 :https://rubular.com/r/v6Q7iwZqmNDAAx
SLF4J: Class path contains multiple SLF4J bindings.
SLF4J: Found binding in [jar:file:/opt/spark/jars/logback-classic-1.2.3.jar!/org/slf4j/impl/StaticLoggerBinder.class]
SLF4J: Found binding in [jar:file:/opt/spark/jars/slf4j-log4j12-1.7.30.jar!/org/slf4j/impl/StaticLoggerBinder.class]
SLF4J: See http://www.slf4j.org/codes.html#multiple_bindings for an explanation.
SLF4J: Actual binding is of type

A: You might get both parts using a single pattern with a capture group and a backreference
^(SLF4J:|java\.lang\.InterruptedException:).*(?:\R(?!\1|{).*)*

The pattern matches:

*

*^ Start of string

*(SLF4J:|java\.lang\.InterruptedException).* Capture in group 1 matching either of the alternatives

*(?: Non capture group

*

*\R(?!\1|{).* Match a newline and assert that the string does not start with either wat is captured in group 1 or {

*)* Close the group and optionally repeat to match all lines

Regex demo
See the rubular match for the first part and the second part.
Note that in Java to double the backslashes
String regex = "^(SLF4J:|java\\.lang\\.InterruptedException:).*(?:\\R(?!\\1|\\{).*)*";

To not cross SLF4J or different types of Exceptions denoted as dot separated strings at the start of the string:
^(?:SLF4J:|\w+(?:\.\w+)+).*(?:\R(?!(?:SLF4J:|\w+(?:\.\w+)+)|{).*)*

Regex demo

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Posted on September 18, 2015 in Friday's News Quiz
A quiz with questions relating to the week's Daily News Articles.
1. A recent Marine Corps study on integrating women into combat units found all-male ground combat units were more effective than teams that included women: all-male ground combat squads were tested on all but whether they were _______________ than units that included women.
a) smarter
b) faster
c) stronger
d) more lethal
2. The study has raised concerns because ______________________ face a deadline the Pentagon has set for requiring them to open all specialties to women, including infantry and special operations forces, beginning January 1.
a) the Marine Corps
b) the Army and the Marine Corps
c) the Marine Corps and the Air Force
d) all branches of the military
3. Regarding the Marine Corps study on integrating women, were all of the following shown to be true or false?
a) During simulated casualty evacuations involving a 200-pound dummy, mixed-gender groups were notably slower at the task, except in cases when a single Marine would move the dummy using a fireman's carry.
b) On marksmanship, men who had not been through infantry school hit targets 44% of the time with M4 rifles, besting infantry-trained women, who hit targets 28% of the time.
c) The women suffered higher injury rates during physically demanding training.
d) Women struggled with obstacles designed to test upper body strength in simulated combat.
4. Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson is:
a) a retired investment banker who is best known for coming up with the idea of reality TV shows
b) a retired military commander who is best known for designing the strategy for invading Iraq
c) a retired neurosurgeon best known for being the first neurosurgeon to successfully separate twins who had been joined at the head
d) the third member of his family to run for high public office
5. On economic issues, Ben Carson wants to _____________________ and cut government-run social assistance programs in favor of supporting the work of charitable donations.
a) reduce hedge fund taxes
b) increase taxes on the rich only
c) increase taxes on Americans making over $100,000 a year
d) repeal taxes
6. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has proposed all but which one of the following as programs he will implement if he is elected president?
a) government-run healthcare program that covers every American
b) free tuition at public colleges
c) provide part-time jobs for all teens with guaranteed pay of $15/hour
d) extensive repairs to roads, bridges and airports
7. Senator Sanders is running for president in the Democratic party, although he is the longest-serving independent in Congress and identifies himself as a:
a) conservative
b) communist
c) democratic socialist
d) left-leaning libertarian
8. More than 50 intelligence analysts working out of CENTCOM have formally complained to the Pentagon's inspector general that their reports on ____________________ were being inappropriately altered by senior officials.
a) ISIS and al Qaeda's branch in Syria
b) the presidential primaries
c) the migrant crisis in Europe
d) Iran's nuclear program
9. The analysts' complaints allege:
a) the reports were changed by CENTCOM to portray the terror groups as weaker than the analysts believe they are
b) the reports were changed by CENTCOM higher-ups to adhere to the administration's public line that the U.S. is winning the battle against ISIS
c) in some cases key elements of intelligence reports were removed, resulting in a document that didn't accurately capture the analysts' conclusions
d) senior-level leaders, including James Clapper, the director of intelligence and his deputy in CENTCOM, changed their analyses to be more in line with the Obama administration's public contention that the fight against ISIS and al Qaeda is making progress
e) all of the above
10. An official familiar with the CENTCOM report said that of the analysts who complained:
a) some were urged to retire and some agreed to leave
b) they were fired by the Director of Intelligence and immediately escorted from the building
c) all 50 were dismissed as crackpots and lunatics by the inspector general
d) they all received a tweet from President Obama saying "Thanks for speaking truth. It's what makes America great. Want to visit the White House?"


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require 'uglifier'

module Jscompiler
  module Commands

    class Uglifier < Base

      def run
        generate_temp_file

        File.open(output_file_path, 'w') do |file|
          file.write(::Uglifier.compile(File.read(temp_file_path)))
        end

        save_or_delete_temp_file
      end

    end

  end
end

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Installation
==================

The easiest (and best) way to install kademlia is through `pip <http://www.pip-installer.org/>`_::

  $ pip install kademlia

Usage
=====
Assuming you want to connect to an existing network (run the `Stand-alone Server`_ example below if you don't have a network):

.. literalinclude:: ../examples/example.py

Check out the examples folder for other examples.

.. note ::
    You must have at least two nodes running to store values.  If a node tries to store a value and there are no other nodes to provide redundancy, then it is an exception state.

Stand-alone Server
==================

If all you want to do is run a local server, just start the example server::

  $ twistd -noy examples/server.tac

Running Tests
=============

To run tests::

  $ trial kademlia

Fidelity to Original Paper
==========================
The current implementation should be an accurate implementation of all aspects of the paper except one - in Section 2.3 there is the requirement that the original publisher of a key/value republish it every 24 hours.  This library does not do this (though you can easily do this manually).

.. _Twisted: https://twistedmatrix.com


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Q: Putting a JQuery Array into a Java ArrayList String then using it I have a successful ajax that takes an array of urls e.g. "www.asd.com,www.efuief.com" and POSTs to my generate servlet. I can see the array string when i alert it during the ajax javascript file. I can see that POST to generate servlet occurs from the browser network tab.
The array is passed to my generate serlvet and there I want to
a) view the contents of the array , but i'm not sure how. i have some system.out.printlns but they don't seem to do anything when i run the webpage and click the button.
b) take the contents of the array and (if they are not already a string) then parse them into a java arraylist  . a website gave me (rather longwinded) methods to do this where i convert the array to a List (object?) then the List to an ArrayList String
c) lastly i want to feed the Array to my imageController which tries to loop through the arraylist. HOWEVER, it gives me the message "object cannot be converted to string" , indicating that something hasn't worked down the line?
The code is pretty long but i think the problem areas are very distinct (i commented the two suspect areas). If you could take a look that would be amazing. If anything, maybe you could tell me how I can print these values to my screen somehow since my system.out.println thing isn't activating....
Thankyou
Ajax (should be working...)
$(document).ready(function () {
    $('#button').click(function () {

        var array = [];

        $('#sortable2 .selectedItemImg').each(function () {

            array.push($(this).attr('src'));
        });

      alert(array);

        $.ajax({
            url: 'generate',
            type: 'POST',
            dataType: 'array',
            data: (array),

            success: function (data) {
//                alert("test44");
            }

// send url to user
//
//
        }
        );
    });
    return false;
    }
    );

Servlet
 * To change this license header, choose License Headers in Project Properties.
 * To change this template file, choose Tools | Templates
 * and open the template in the editor.
 */
package main;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.annotation.WebServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;

/**
 *
 * @author J
 */
@WebServlet(name = "ImageGenerationServlet", urlPatterns = {"/generate"})
public class ImageGenerationServlet extends HttpServlet {

    /**
     * Processes requests for both HTTP GET and POST
     * methods.
     *
     * @param request servlet request
     * @param response servlet response
     * @throws ServletException if a servlet-specific error occurs
     * @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs
     */
    protected void processRequest(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
            throws ServletException, IOException {
        response.setContentType("text/html;charset=UTF-8");
        try (PrintWriter out = response.getWriter()) {
            /* TODO output your page here. You may use following sample code. */
            out.println("<!DOCTYPE html>");
            out.println("");
            out.println("");
            out.println("<title>Servlet ImageGenerationServlet</title>");
            out.println("");
            out.println("");
            out.println("
Servlet ImageGenerationServlet at " + request.getContextPath() + "
");
            out.println("");
            out.println("");
        }
    }

    // <editor-fold defaultstate="collapsed" desc="HttpServlet methods. Click on the + sign on the left to edit the code.">
    /**
     * Handles the HTTP GET method.
     *
     * @param request servlet request
     * @param response servlet response
     * @throws ServletException if a servlet-specific error occurs
     * @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs
     */
    @Override
    protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
            throws ServletException, IOException {
        processRequest(request, response);
    }

    /**
     * Handles the HTTP POST method.
     *
     * @param request servlet request
     * @param response servlet response
     * @throws ServletException if a servlet-specific error occurs
     * @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs
     */
    @Override
    protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
            throws ServletException, IOException {
        processRequest(request, response);

        // THESE PARTS DONT APPEAR TO WORK!! :)

        List imageList = Arrays.asList(request.getParameter("button"));

        System.out.println(imageList);

        ArrayList <String> imageURLs = new ArrayList(Arrays.asList(imageList));

        System.out.println(imageURLs);

        ImageController imgc = new ImageController(imageURLs);

         // 1) retrieve array of urls
         // 2) send to imagegenerationcontroller
         // 3) send to uploadcontroller
         // 4) retrieve and parse the json response to get the imgur url
         // 5) response from here to user

    }

    /**
     * Returns a short description of the servlet.
     *
     * @return a String containing servlet description
     */
    @Override
    public String getServletInfo() {
        return "Short description";
    }// </editor-fold>

}

ImageController (do stuff with the string , except it doesnt appear to have been turned into a string)
/*
 * To change this license header, choose License Headers in Project Properties.
 * To change this template file, choose Tools | Templates
 * and open the template in the editor.
 */
package main;

import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import javax.imageio.ImageIO;

/**
 *
 * @author J
 */
public class ImageController {

//int roundUp(int numToRound, int multiple)
//{
// if(multiple == 0)
// {
//  return numToRound;
// }
//
// int remainder = numToRound % multiple;
// if (remainder == 0)
//  return numToRound;
// return numToRound + multiple - remainder;
//}

    int roundUp(int numToRound, int multiple) {
    return (numToRound+multiple-1) / multiple;
}

public ImageController(ArrayList imageURLs) throws IOException

  {

//      ArrayList <String> imageURLs = new ArrayList<>();

//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");

//Integer totalHeight= 300*((Math.round(imageURLs.size()/6)));

//Integer totalHeight = imageURLs.size()*300/4;

//Integer totalHeight = 300*(roundUp(imageURLs.size(), 4));

Integer totalHeight = (roundUp(imageURLs.size(),4))*200;

System.out.println(imageURLs.size());
System.out.println(totalHeight);

// height = numberofentries / 4 rounded up to the nearest multiple of 4

// height = numberofentries rounded up to the nearest 4, divided by 4, times 300px

//Double heightMath= 300*(4*(Math.ceil(Math.abs(imageURLs.size()/4.0))));

//Long heightMath= 300*(long)Math.floor(imageURLs.size() + 1d);

//Integer totalHeight = (int) (double) heightMath;

//if (totalHeight < 300){
//      totalHeight = 300;
//  }

BufferedImage result = new BufferedImage(
                               736, totalHeight, //work these out
                               BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);

Graphics g = result.getGraphics();

Integer x = 0;
Integer y = 0;

//THIS SAYS "OBJECT CANNOT BE CONVERTED TO STRING!"
// IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN PARSED INTO AN ARRAYLIST<STRING> ALREADY?

for(String imageURL : imageURLs){

        BufferedImage bi = ImageIO.read(new File(imageURL));
        g.drawImage(bi, x, y, null);
        x += 184;
        if(x >= result.getWidth()){
            x = 0;
            y += bi.getHeight();
        }

          ImageIO.write(result,"png",new File("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\resultimage.jpg"));
    }
}
}

Editing in all my files (updated versions):
Index jsp
<%@page language ="java" contentType="text/html" pageEncoding="UTF-8"%>
<!DOCTYPE html>

        <meta charset="UTF-8">
        <title>Anime List Creator</title>

        <link rel="stylesheet" href="//code.jquery.com/ui/1.11.4/themes/smoothness/jquery-ui.css">

Anime List Creator

        <form id="searchForm">
            Make a search
            <input type="text" id="searchQuery" name="searchQuery"/>
            <input type="submit"/>
        </form>

        <button id="button" name="button">Save List</button>

Image servlet
/*
 * To change this license header, choose License Headers in Project Properties.
 * To change this template file, choose Tools | Templates
 * and open the template in the editor.
 */
package main;

import com.google.gson.Gson;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.annotation.WebServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;

/**
 *
 * @author J
 */
@WebServlet(name = "ImageGenerationServlet", urlPatterns = {"/generate"})
public class ImageGenerationServlet extends HttpServlet {

    /**
     * Processes requests for both HTTP GET and POST
     * methods.
     *
     * @param request servlet request
     * @param response servlet response
     * @throws ServletException if a servlet-specific error occurs
     * @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs
     */
    protected void processRequest(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
            throws ServletException, IOException {
        response.setContentType("text/html;charset=UTF-8");
        try (PrintWriter out = response.getWriter()) {
            /* TODO output your page here. You may use following sample code. */
            out.println("<!DOCTYPE html>");
            out.println("");
            out.println("");
            out.println("<title>Servlet ImageGenerationServlet</title>");
            out.println("");
            out.println("");
            out.println("
Servlet ImageGenerationServlet at " + request.getContextPath() + "
");
            out.println("");
            out.println("");
        }
    }

    // <editor-fold defaultstate="collapsed" desc="HttpServlet methods. Click on the + sign on the left to edit the code.">
    /**
     * Handles the HTTP GET method.
     *
     * @param request servlet request
     * @param response servlet response
     * @throws ServletException if a servlet-specific error occurs
     * @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs
     */
    @Override
    protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
            throws ServletException, IOException {
        processRequest(request, response);
    }

    /**
     * Handles the HTTP POST method.
     *
     * @param request servlet request
     * @param response servlet response
     * @throws ServletException if a servlet-specific error occurs
     * @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs
     */
    @Override
    protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
            throws ServletException, IOException {
        processRequest(request, response);

        // THESE PARTS DONT APPEAR TO WORK!! :)

//        List imageList = Arrays.asList(request.getParameter("button"));
//
//        System.out.println(imageList);
//
//        ArrayList <String> imageURLs = new ArrayList(Arrays.asList(imageList));
//
//        System.out.println(imageURLs);

//         ArrayList <String> imageURLs = new ArrayList(request.getParameter("button"));

//        String postResponse = request.getParameter("button");

//        ArrayList<Map> imageMap = new ArrayList<Map>();

//        String[] urls1 = postResponse.split(",");

//        ImageController.controlImage(urls1);

        List<String> imageURLs = new ArrayList<String>();
try {
    BufferedReader reader = request.getReader();
    String line;
    do {
        line = reader.readLine();
        imageURLs.add(line);

    } while (line != null);
}catch(Exception e){};

//int size = imageURLs.length();

        ImageController.controlImage((ArrayList<String>) imageURLs);

         // 1) retrieve array of urls
         // 2) send to imagegenerationcontroller
         // 3) send to uploadcontroller
         // 4) retrieve and parse the json response to get the imgur url
         // 5) response from here to user

    }

    /**
     * Returns a short description of the servlet.
     *
     * @return a String containing servlet description
     */
    @Override
    public String getServletInfo() {
        return "Short description";
    }// </editor-fold>

}

Image controller
/*
 * To change this license header, choose License Headers in Project Properties.
 * To change this template file, choose Tools | Templates
 * and open the template in the editor.
 */
package main;

import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import javax.imageio.ImageIO;

/**
 *
 * @author J
 */
public class ImageController {

//int roundUp(int numToRound, int multiple)
//{
// if(multiple == 0)
// {
//  return numToRound;
// }
//
// int remainder = numToRound % multiple;
// if (remainder == 0)
//  return numToRound;
// return numToRound + multiple - remainder;
//}

public static void controlImage(ArrayList<String>imageURLs ) throws IOException

  {

//      ArrayList <String> imageURLs = new ArrayList<>();

//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");
//imageURLs.add("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\test5.jpg");

//Integer totalHeight= 300*((Math.round(imageURLs.size()/6)));
//
//Integer totalHeight = imageURLs.size()*300/4;
//
//Integer totalHeight = 300*(roundUp(imageURLs.size(), 4));

//      int arraySize = imageURLs.length();

Integer totalHeight = (roundUp(imageURLs.size(),4))*200;

//System.out.println(imageURLs.size());
//System.out.println(totalHeight);

// height = numberofentries / 4 rounded up to the nearest multiple of 4

// height = numberofentries rounded up to the nearest 4, divided by 4, times 300px

//Double heightMath= 300*(4*(Math.ceil(Math.abs(imageURLs.size()/4.0))));

//Long heightMath= 300*(long)Math.floor(imageURLs.size() + 1d);

//Integer totalHeight = (int) (double) heightMath;

//if (totalHeight < 300){
//      totalHeight = 300;
//  }

BufferedImage result = new BufferedImage(
                               736, totalHeight, //work these out
                               BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);

Graphics g = result.getGraphics();

Integer x = 0;
Integer y = 0;

//THIS SAYS "OBJECT CANNOT BE CONVERTED TO STRING!"
// IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN PARSED INTO AN ARRAYLIST<STRING> ALREADY?

for(String imageURL :  imageURLs){

        BufferedImage bi = ImageIO.read(new File(imageURL));
        g.drawImage(bi, x, y, null);
        x += 184;
        if(x >= result.getWidth()){
            x = 0;
            y += bi.getHeight();
        }

          ImageIO.write(result,"png",new File("C:\\Users\\J\\Desktop\\resultimage.jpg"));
    }
}

    private static int roundUp(int numToRound, int multiple) {
    return (numToRound+multiple-1) / multiple;
}

}

SubmitList ajax
$(document).ready(function () {
    $('#button').click(function () {

        var array1 = [];

        $('#sortable2 .selectedItemImg').each(function () {

            array1.push($(this).attr('src'));
        });

      alert(array1);

        $.ajax({
            url: 'generate',
            type: 'POST',
            dataType: 'json',
            data: (array1),

            success: function (data) {
//                alert("test44");
            }

// send url to user
//
//
        }
        );
    });
    return false;
    }
    );

The only weird thing I can think of is that I deleted my WEB-INF config file (servlet mapping thing) because it had weird duplicates in it from when i renamed files. My web app stopped working for a while, eventually I just deleted the whole folder and it started working again. So I doubt thats anything to do with anything.

A: There are a few issues at play here.  Note that ArrayList implements List, so you almost never need to convert a List to an ArrayList.
In doPost, request.getParameter("button") would get the form or query parameter "button" which you aren't passing in your ajax call.  To get the raw POST body, use something like this
List<String> imageURLs = new ArrayList<String>();
try {
    BufferedReader reader = request.getReader();
    String line;
    do {
        line = reader.readLine();
        imageURLs.add(line);
    } while (line != null);

In the ajax call, the dataType "array" is not valid.  dataType also specifies what you want back from the server, which will be html if you call processRequest in doPost.  You can receive a JSON object that will automatically be converted to a Javascript Object, just plain text as a string, or a few others.  The code above already separates each line of the POST body, so the code below will just be sending each URL on a new line for simplicity.  You may want to look into JSON parsing in Java if your data gets more complex.
$.ajax({
    url: 'generate',
    type: 'POST',
    contentType: 'text/plain',
    dataType: 'html'
    data: array.join('\n'),
    success: function (data) {
        // data will be html as text
        // This executes only when the request returns successfully.
    }
});

You get the compile error "object cannot be converted to string" because a generic type like ArrayList is implicitly declared as ArrayList when there is no type argument.  Look up raw types for more information.  To fix the compile error, change the constructor of ImageController to
public ImageController(ArrayList<String> imageURLs)


Zero Seven escapes from Anzai and his comrades and takes Tsukasa hostage to ensure she can get away. However, Zero Seven's interest is only in saving her friend, Zero Nine, from the agency that betrayed her: the Chosen Civil Community. Zero Seven tells Tsukasa there's a spy in Division 5 who will kill her to keep his secret. But Anzai is on the way to rescue her despite his fraying control of his bloodthirsty nature.
The most interesting things for me in this volume are Zero Seven's story arc and the R2PC: Redeye's Rights Protection Committee. It is interesting that the devils have someone advocating for them. However, I am getting nervous about how many different organizations all competing in this series. I have the feeling I'm going to get them all mixed up if they add any more.
I'm still gonna keep reading, though. I want the low down on Anzai's infamous father and the ONLO orphanage. This deep into the series and I'm still curious and entertained. Good stuff.


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Q: call $http in response of another http - angular js I am new on angular JS. I am tried to implement $http in the response of $http.
My issue is that when i call $http in response of anoter $http. It doesn't show the data on view. The view is rendered before the second $http call. I have used promises but no luck. Here is the code from other answer which i used by changing a little.
angular.module('App', [])

.controller('Ctrl', function($scope, resultsFactory) {
  resultsFactory.all().then(
    function(res){
      $scope.results = res;
    },
    function(err){
      console.error(err);
    }
  );
})

.factory('resultsFactory', function($http, $timeout, $q) {
  var results = {};

  function _all(){
    var d = $q.defer();
     $http({
       url: url,
       method: 'POST'
     }).then(function (response) {
        var f = {};
        f.id = response.data.id;
        f.name = response.data.name;
        $http({
           url: url,
           data: "id="+response.data.parent_id,
           method: 'POST'
        }).then(function (response1) {
               f.parentname = response1.name;
               d.resolve(f);
        });
     });
    return d.promise;
  }

  results.all = _all;
  return results;
});

The id and name is shown properly on view but it is showing nothing for parent name. I have debug it. It is undefined when rendering view. After rendering it is setting their value to parentname. Can any one help me to resolve this issue?

A: You shouldn't need a deferred for this: just chain the promises:
 return $http({
   url: url,
   method: 'POST'
 }).then(function (response) {
    var data = {};
    data.id = response.data.id;
    data.name = response.data.name;
    return $http({
       url: url,
       data: "id="+response.data.parent_id,
       method: 'POST'
    }).then(function (response1) {
           data.parentname = response1.name;
           return data;
    });
 });

A: You overwrote your d variable...
.factory('resultsFactory', function ($http, $timeout, $q) {
    var results = {};

    function _all() {
        var d = $q.defer();
        $http({
            url : url,
            method : 'POST'
        }).then(function (response) {
            var secondD = {};
            secondD.id = response.data.id;
            secondD.name = response.data.name;
            $http({
                url : url,
                data : "id=" + response.data.parent_id,
                method : 'POST'
            }).then(function (response1) {
                secondD.parentname = response1.name;
                secondD.resolve(d);
            });
        });
        return d.promise;
    }

    results.all = _all;
    return results;
});


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Home Unlabelled Book Tour & Review: The Forbidden Duke by Darcy Burke
Book Tour & Review: The Forbidden Duke by Darcy Burke
Krystal 3:00 AM
Publisher: Darcy Burke (March 15, 2016)
Author: Darcy Burke
Genre: Regency Historical Romance
Tour Organized by: Tasty Tours
DISCLAIMER: I received a complimentary copy of this novel in exchange for my honest review. This has not affected my review in any way. All thoughts and opinions expressed in this review are 100% my own.
Book Blurb : Spinster Miss Eleanor Lockhart is suddenly homeless and employment is her only option. Ruined after succumbing to a scoundrel's excessive charm nearly a decade ago, she's lucky to obtain a position as a paid companion and committed to behaving with the utmost propriety. She definitely shouldn't be in the arms of a man capable of utterly destroying what little remains of her reputation...
Titus St. John, Duke of Kendal, is known as the Forbidden Duke, a mysterious, intimidating figure who enters Society just once each year at his stepmother's ball. A decade ago, he was a devil-may-care rake until his idle roguery brought about the ruin of Eleanor Lockhart—and his resulting self-imposed isolation. Now she's back, and she needs his help. But by "saving" her, he may just ruin her life all over again.
"We need to take our place," he said, guiding her to the dance floor, where Lord and Lady Satterfield were already in place at the top of the line that was forming. Kendal positioned Nora to stand beside Lady Satterfield so that they were second in the line. The musicians, set in the far corner of the makeshift ballroom, began to play, and panic seized Nora's chest. Would she remember the steps? Would she make a fool of herself, or worse, of him?
She felt like an imposter in a scenario she'd mistakenly stumbled into. Surely someone would point her out and tell her she needed to leave. She was a pariah, an outcast. She had no place being here, let alone dancing with a duke.
But it was far too late to run away. The dance had started, and the line traveled the length of the drawing room. This dance would last quite some time, during which Nora would be the center of everyone's attention and the source of everyone's gossip. She could hear the exchanges now, imagined them starting up and spreading like a freshly-ignited fire.
"Look at who he chose. Who is that Nobody?"
"Don't you remember? She ruined herself nine years ago."
"How dreadful."
Lord and Lady Satterfield started, dancing their way between the lines. They were rather spry, given their age.
Nora nervously looked over at the duke. "Lady Satterfield is an excellent dancer."
"Indeed." The rich tone of his voice soothed her rioting nerves. "She always insists on calling the first, though it's the only set she'll dance."
Nora nodded. Dancing was typically reserved for the young.
She tried not to stare at her partner, but it was difficult as he was situated directly across from her and she should look at him. Look, yes, but not gape. And he was gape-worthy. His reputation suited him for he seemed forbidden, otherworldly almost. Not in an ethereal way, but in a rustic, rough sort of manner, as if Society couldn't possibly contain him.
Despite that or perhaps because of it, he wore his costume with ease. However, she suspected he was more comfortable in riding breeches and boots as he galloped his horse across the Lake District—she'd ascertained that was where his seat was located—his powerful thighs hugging the animal's flanks as they moved as one.
Goodness, where had that astonishing image come from?
And then it was their turn to traverse the line. She prayed she would remember the steps and focused on the music as they moved toward each other.
"You look as if you're headed to the guillotine," he said just loud enough for her alone to hear.
"Do I?" She tried to laugh but was afraid she sounded like a wounded bird. She longed to ask why he'd chosen her and immediately wondered if Lady Satterfield had put him up to it. She decided she didn't want to know.
"It's just a dance."
The superbly absurd comment coaxed a genuine smile to her lips and alleviated some of her discomfort. "With the 'Forbidden Duke' who only dances once each Season. Yes, you're quite right to characterize it that way. Thank you for putting me at ease."
He chuckled, and like his speaking voice, it sparked a tremor that seemed to start in her bones and move outward making her flesh tingle and her chest warm. "Don't be nervous. And certainly don't be nervous on my account." He said the last with a tone so dry, she feared it might curl up and blow away in the breeze.
"That is easy for you, a duke, to say. I am just a simple girl who's been away from London a long time."
"I daresay you aren't 'just' anything."
The Forbidden Duke is available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo or ITunes.
My Rating: 4 stars out of 5
Let my begin this review by saying that I HATE the way young women were treated during the Regency Era. It's completely unfathomable that men were allowed to do whatever (and whomever) they pleased and no one would bat an eye. However, heaven forbid a woman be caught so much as kissing someone before marriage - and she is not only shunned by society, but considered "ruined" therefore losing any chance at making a good marriage. And just how is that fair?
But alas, that is exactly what happened to Eleanor during her first season. She trusted someone who in the end - ruined her and left her to suffer the consequences. Now, she finds herself back in London about to take on another season - although admittedly not in the way she first expected. What she thought would be employment as a companion to a charming woman, turned into that woman wanting to right an old wrong - so she sponsors her for a season instead - an act of kindness that leads to unexpected results.
For the most part I adored these characters. Titus' step-mother (Lady Satterfield) was a truly endearing character - not only because she was willing to give Eleanor a second chance, but also because it seemed she always had the best interest of others at heart. Even when she realized that Eleanor had attracted the attention of her wealthy step-son, she wasn't condescending about it like some other's would have been. It was sweet watching the romance bloom between Eleanor and Titus, even while he struggles to keep secret his part in her ruination years ago and she attracts the attention of several other potential suitors. I do have to say that watching Eleanor transform was probably one of the most refreshing things. She went from someone who allowed the "stain" of what had happened almost a decade ago to define her, to standing up for herself and allowing herself to fall in love. And the way she treated the young debutantes at the end of her story - just makes me want to read more from this author!
The story flowed smoothly, with just enough romance and outside influences to keep things interesting. And I feel as though it perfectly set up this new series. Overall, I would definitely recommend this novel to those who enjoy sweet regency romances.
GIVEAWAY!!!
The author is giving away a Secrets and Scandals series six book bundle. (U.S. Residents can choose print or ebook/INTL ebook only)
Darcy Burke is the USA Today bestselling author of hot, action-packed historical and sexy, emotional contemporary romance. Darcy wrote her first book at age 11, a happily-ever-after about a swan addicted to magic and the female swan who loved him, with exceedingly poor illustrations.
A native Oregonian, Darcy lives on the edge of wine country with her guitar-strumming husband, their two hilarious kids-who each seem to have inherited the writing gene in some form-and two Bengal cats. In her "spare" time Darcy is a serial volunteer enrolled in a 12-step program where one learns to say "no," but she keeps having to start over. Her happy places are Disneyland and Labor Day weekend at the Gorge.
You can learn more about this author by visiting her website, Facebook or Twitter!
by Krystal at 3:00 AM
Tasty Book Tours March 25, 2016 at 12:13 PM
Thank you so much for hosting THE FORBIDDEN DUKE!
Darcy Burke March 25, 2016 at 12:33 PM
Thank you for the lovely review and for hosting me today!!
Krystal Marie
I am horrible at writing bios. It makes me feel like a total narcissist to write about myself. To make a long story short.
• I'm a married mom of 2.
• I live in NJ.
• I've been writing book reviews since 2012.
• I will read NEARLY any genre if the synopsis sounds good (except children's books, sorry, but I feel that I'm too old for those).
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Which book says that the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil?
We read of that in 1 Timothy 6:10 which says, "For the love of money is a root of all sorts of evil, and some by longing for it have wandered away from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs." (NASB). Let's reflect on the importance of this truth for a moment.
First, we see that the love of money is 'a' root of all sorts of evil. No plant has only one root, they have many roots. So it is with sin. There are many roots, or causes, of sin. Lust, hatred, spite, pride, etc. These are all different roots that will produce evil. The love of money is one root…and a great root it is.
Notice, too, that 'money' is not a root of evil. It is the 'love of money', the desire to have more and more money that brings evil. Solomon, in his great wisdom prayed in Proverbs 30:8-9, "Remove far from me vanity and lies: give me neither poverty nor riches; feed me with food convenient for me: Lest I be full, and deny thee, and say, Who is the LORD? or lest I be poor, and steal, and take the name of my God in vain." Solomon realized the need of money, but he also knew the danger of longing for too much money.
NOR ARE THE EYES OF MAN EVER SATISFIED." When we cannot get enough to satisfy us, we cannot be happy.
Hebrews 13:5 says, "Make sure that your character is free from the love of money, being content with what you have; for He Himself has said, "I will never desert you, nor will I ever forsake you."" Here we are given the proper perspective of money. We should be content with what we have, realizing that we have the Lord and He will NEVER leave or forsake us. MONEY can't buy that!!! Perhaps through hard and honest work, the Lord may see fit to allow us a better paying job or career. That is fine, but if the money is our focus, we will find that it just does not satisfy. If we cannot be satisfied with the love and presence of the Lord, we cannot be satisfied…period.


Thompson writes, "Online food advergaming functions symbolically as a communicative and persuasive practice, one rich with codes of meaning surrounding the food item, which in game becomes "much more than mere sustenance"" (Food as Communication, 2011). The interactive component to parts of the food industry have become more of a customer attraction than the quality of the food. I remember being young and wanting to go to McDonald's for a happy meal because I wanted the toy that came with it. I wasn't interested in eating the food as much as I was in collecting the set of figurines. The corporate part of the food industry is smart and knows how to convince children they NEED this free toy, or whatever it is giving away.
I found an article by Muller, B. (2007), who researched how food being marketed towards children is causing their inevitable obesity. "As consumers…we expect that promotional materials on behalf of these products are neither false nor misleading. But, increasingly, we expect marketers to go beyond this – to additionally take on responsibility for our consumption behaviour." This raises an interesting point. Companies can market their food as desirable as possible, but it is ultimately up to the consumer whether to buy into it or not. In Morgan Spurlock's "Supersize Me", he showed the health complications that come with choosing the Supersize option rather than the small, but the Supersize option was actually a smart move financially for McDonald's because they made more money off their customers by making them believe that they were actually saving. It becomes an ethical battle for companies to choose the healthy route or the most profitable one.
Mueller, B. " Just where does corporate responsibility end and consumer responsibility begin? The case of marketing food to kids around the globe". International Journal of Advertising. (2007) pp. 561-564.
1. Who do you think is at fault for the consumption of unhealthy food, the consumers or the corporations?
2. Do you have memories, either from your childhood or now, when you chose a certain brand based on a marketing scheme?
3. How does the corporate monopoly of food supply affect the types of food that we eat on a daily basis?
I found Thomson's essay, "Play with your food: The performativity of online breakfast cereal marketing very interesting. It reminded me of all the cereal's I used to love eating as a kid. If some of my favorite cereals like froot loops or cinnamon toast crunch were healthy for me, I would probably still be eating them for breakfast. Although, I will admit, sometimes I do crave a big bowl of froot loops every now and again. I do agree that children are easily persuaded by cereal marketers including free toys or games in each box of cereal. Although, I feel that the consumers are at fault for the consumption of unhealthy food. Yes, the corporations do a great job of marketing that is persuading to most people, but it is the consumer who has the choice to buy it and eat what they want. As the consumer, I believe it is there fault because they could choose to eat healthy, nutritious options. When I was growing up, I remember being drawn to all the fun prizes found in cereal boxes. My parents were good about letting my sister and I choose our favorite cereals, but we had to eat them in moderation. I parents would let us eat lucky charms or cinnamon toast crunch a few times a week but they would switch it out with a healthy cereal like honey nut cheerios, or plain cheerios and sometimes oatmeal. As long as my sister and I were getting our free toys once a week from our favorite cereal boxes, we did not complain much about what we ate for breakfast. The corporate monopoly of food supply has become a rising issue that affects the types of food we eat on a regular basis. Many Americans choose unhealthy food options not just because they enjoy the taste, it's because it is affordable. Also, many Americans have been surrounded by fast foods growing up, and are raised on processed and fried foods that it is their nature, it is what they know and as a result, they choose to eat it. This has been an ongoing issue and many Americans are suffering from obesity.
I also found Thomson's article on online breakfast cereal marketing to be very interesting. I agree with you that children are easily persuaded by cereal marketers because of the free toys or games in each box of cereal. Although I think corporations are more responsible for for the consumption of healthy food, I think you made a good point about the consumers being at fault. It is the consumer who has the choice of what foods to buy and what foods to eat. Consumers can choose to eat healthy and nutritious foods. However, I believe parents should be held responsible rather than children. Children are consumers, but I do not think they have enough knowledge or experience to know what kinds of foods are healthy and nutritious. If their parents constantly buy cereals such as Froot Loops, children may find the marketing of the product to be appealing (games and prizes are featured on the box), and they may have any idea that this kind of breakfast is not healthy.
I agree with you that many Americans choose unhealthy food options not only because they enjoy the taste, but because it is affordable. Fast food is a very quick and cheap way to eat a meal. I also agree that many Americans were surrounded by fast foods growing up, and are raised on processed and fried foods. I think that if parents were raised this way, this may be the way they have always made food choices, and it can cause them to make similar food choices for their children. I believe corporations are at fault for unhealthy food choices because of the way they market their products in hopes of persuading the public, but I can understand the point you are making that the consumers are the ones that are ultimately choosing what kind of food to purchase and consume.
The example you gave about the cereals you had as a child was good. It showed that it is okay to eat cereals such as Froot Loops and Cinnamon Toast Crunch as long as it is in moderation. Substituting these cereals a few days a week for more nutritious cereals such as Cheerios is a great idea.
I also think you made a good point by saying the corporate monopoly of food supply has become a rising issue that affects the types of food we eat on a regular basis. Many people view advertisements and commercials, and are greatly influenced by the marketing of food products. I agree that this has been an ongoing issue, and many Americans are suffering from obesity.
I think that you both make a good point that responsibility lies on both the consumer to be a smart shopper and the corporations to not make that to difficult. I feel trying to shoulder the weight of this responsibility by both the corporations and people will not work. Either we need to have heavy regulations on businesses to make the healthy choices seem more enticing, or consumers are going to have to understand that they take 100% control of their health and diet. Optimally this responsibility would be both parties, but I feel like that is the way we do things now and it is not creating a healthier America, or a better informed one.
I also found Thomson's essay, "Play with your food: The performativity of online breakfast cereal marketing to be very interesting. This article reminded me so much of my childhood and going to the grocery store with my mother when I was younger. I remember fondly that my mother would always let me pick out the cereal when we go to the cereal isle. Reflecting on it now, and even as a child, I know that I did not pick out the cereal based to on the nutritional value of it. I based my pick on previous commercials that I saw on television as well as the prizes that could receive. Also, I found it very interesting that the author mentioned the use of video games to sale cereal in the present day. I can recall times where my sister would log in on line with the special website on the back of a Fruit-Loops box and she would play for hours. I found this essay to be very intriguing and it makes me think about my food choices.
In response to tamulida's comment, I also agree that children are easily persuaded by certain marketers that add toys to unhealthy food. But the blame for eating unhealthy food still resides in the parents of those children, not the corporation. Children don't have the capability of knowing what is or isn't healthy; they're too young. It's up to the parents to teach them these things. Remember the happy meals that sold mini beanie babies at McDonald's? Definitely a smart move on McDonald's part, as beanie babies at that time were insanely popular. So, by taking a toy that all kids are seeming to collect at that time and making it "mini" will sell a ton more happy meals. In most collections, there are probably only about 12 toys to buy in order to reach a complete collection. However, with beanie babies, there are billions of different kinds of beanie babies and in a sense your collection is never complete. Picking this certain toy collection made McDonald's a ton of money, but was promoting unhealthy eating behavior for children. However, still in this case, it is ultimately the parent's decision to take their kid to McDonald's, not the corporation's decision. So, therefore, it is still the consumer's fault that unhealthy eating behavior is taking place.
In Singer's article, "The corporate colonization of communication about global hunger: Development, biotechnology, and discursive closure in the Monsanto pledge," he discusses corporate power. Corporate social responsibility has become an institution in the U.S. agricultural industry and global economy. Singer completes a case analysis of Monsanto, which is a U.S. based multinational firm that is currently holding sway over the global biotechnology market. He focuses on genetic modification. The World Health Organization supports the use of genetic modification seed to fight global hunger and poverty. However, additional research must be done in order to determine any possible long-term risks of genetically modified crops. The Monsanto pledge makes it known that its corporate social responsibility reporting is driven by an interest in advancing dialogue and communication with stakeholders. Corporations such as Monsanto should show how their local programs promote real and truthful accountability for possible risks and the livelihood of communities that are poor and undernourished.
Thomson, the author of "Play with your food: The performativity of online breakfast cereal marketing," focuses on the ways in which companies advertise their cereal brands to the public, especially to children. Many cereal boxes such as a Froot Loops box have puzzles and games on the back of the box. Thomson talks about the puzzles and codes that are displayed in order to catch the eye of the consumer. The prize was to "boost game experience at Frootloops.com." Thomson says, "But to view this encounter from the perspective of the child advocate, such marketing is highly problematic, particularly during what has been described as an epidemic childhood obesity." This kind of marketing draws in children who are interested in interactive games and prizes. I agree that the interactive component to parts of the food industry have become more of a customer attraction than the quality of the food. Children will pay more attention to what is found on a cereal box (the games, puzzles, and prizes) rather than the actual quality of the cereal.
Online cereal marketing is an example of a "toxic environment." It produces consumptive desire and a sedentary body. Children simply need to click a mouse or press a key to perform at high levels in the cereal marketing games. This type of marketing can be linked to the rise in childhood obesity.
I believe the corporations are at fault for the consumption of unhealthy food. Children are young, and their brains are not fully developed. If a child sees an advertisement that uses cartoon characters, bright colors, and has prizes, toys, or games to play, this will be more visually appealing to them, and they will therefore want the product. Children may not realize that corporations are trying to use persuasive methods in order to make a higher profit. Children are also not capable of fully understanding what the ingredients and caloric values on the box represent or mean for their health. I have memories as a child, when I chose a certain brand based on a marketing scheme. McDonalds used to provide small Beanie Babies that came with the purchase of a happy meal. Everyone seemed to be collecting Beanie Babies, and I wanted to have as many as possible. I would ask my parents quite frequently if we could go to McDonalds, but it was the toy that I wanted, not the food that comes in a happy meal.
The corporate monopoly of food supply affects the types of food that we eat on a daily basis. There are many different types of media, and in today's society, many people look to the media to learn about the newest food trends, what's healthy and what's not, etc. The way in which corporations market their products influences what food choices we make. For instance, cereal brands market their products by providing fun and interactive games and prizes for children. Also, many corporations use celebrities and athletes to promote their products in advertisements and commercials, which can influence viewers to purchase or eat these food products.
You make some valid points in your post. There has been a lot of research done that shows how marketing food products can lead to severe signs of obesity in children. I agree that children are attracted to cartoon characters, bright colors, prizes, toys and games seen in advertisements, and as a result of this, children want the product that is being marketed. I believe that children do not fully understand the messages that marketers are selling. I have read articles on media literacy and how children are not aware of the persuasive methods being conveyed in television advertisements or even in films for that matter. There have been studies done where researchers are implementing a media literacy intervention to teach children how to better comprehend these media messages.
In response to Emma's post, I think the biggest connection that I made between these two articles by Singer and Thomson is that the target of the corporations seems to be off. You have General Mills targeting children as their primary consumers, when children can still find dirt nutritious. Having the coach character in Millsberry periodically tell the kids to take a break and go and exercise isn't enough. If obesity numbers in the nation want to go down, corporations should start understanding what kids need versus what they are giving them. Also, in the Monsanto case, they delve into the myth that envisions "non-Western poor populations as potential consumers" (406). Rural communities is where the majority of undernourished people are, probably because they don't get most of the onslaught of billboards, commercials, and corporate grocery stores that others do. All populations need a better understanding of the toxins we could be putting in our bodies, and the Monsanto case illustrates that we won't find a better food security for everyone if we aren't given the tools to better feed ourselves (417).
I believe it is both the corporations and the consumers are at fault for the consumption of unhealthy foods. Yes, the final decision is up to the consumer, I think corporations should be making more of a conscious effort to sell food for nutritional value, and not for profit. They should be making better decisions in regards to the health of their customers, because with the way our society has grown, we rely on them completely for the diversity of the foods we keep in our refrigerators. But with the introduction of technology contributing to our food-choice decisions, as was stated in Thomson's essay, it seems to have become a game of selling foods that may not be healthy for you to eat, for as much money as possible.
I really liked Thomson's writing style, and I thought she did a very nice job showing how cereal companies rope their customers in by using whatever means necessary, ranging the entire technological spectrum. Her writing style was very different from any other essay we have read for this class so far. I liked the detail and description she used to place her readers in her computer chair as she was exploring these websites. Companies like Kellogg, General Mills, Post and Quaker are selling cereal products that are "so thoroughly processed and sugared and filled with additives that they might as well be cookies." This just goes back to show the mind games that are played each day in trying to sell products that customers shouldn't want and don't need.
I definitely remember when I was little choosing the brand with the toy or the extras added into the box. Prizes found in cereal would sell it for me even if I didn't really like the taste to begin with. My sisters and I would choose McDonald's over Wendy's or Burger King when my family would grab food on the road because "they had better toys." Corporations are playing smart with their target audience, they know that by spending a little extra on a temporary tattoo or joke card added to their product, sales will go up.
Just yesterday I came face-to-face with children getting heavily persuaded by a "special"cereal. It was spider-man cereal with "lizard monster" marshmellows. The artificial pink stained the milk that it soaked in and the cereal had absolutely no nutrition in it. I was nannying two children and they both screamed for joy when they saw their mother had bought it for them. I could not be paid enough to eat that junk, but to children its a way to pretend that they are close to spiderman, or whoever the cereal embodies. Children do not pay attention to taste. They pay attention to colors, shapes, and franchises. I completely agree with you that Thomson's writing style fit very well with the subject in which she was researching. She took us through a game process as if we were in the head of a child. I tried to do the same when I was watching the children shove spiderman shaped flakes into their mouths.
I really like the point you brought up about children not fully understanding the messages that marketers are targeting them with. I didn't think it through while I was reading the essays for this week, but now that I am, it adds a kind of pathetic side to the food marketing selling children's products. I think because they don't fully understand the nature of things like toys in their cereal boxes or the TV commercials for their favorite macaroni and cheese, is the reason they work so well in the first place. Kid's attention can be easily lost, but easily won too. With some bright colors, noises, and colorful textures, their attention can be caught just long enough to get them to think that they need a product they see on the TV. With enough nagging and complaining, their parents will finally give in and that product will then be sitting in their food pantry at home.
I agree with both of y'alls comments about how children are easily persuaded by advertisements. Children do not have a concrete sense of financial responsibility or healthy choices, but when they see a luring advertisement, they want to identify with the advertisement by eating what they have on screen. This is similar to discourse about Disney and communication. Children watch Disney programs and then are fascinated by having physical toys of those characters, which are surprisingly found in Happy Meals! It is almost a neverending cycle.
I have heard a lot of talk about Monsanto (which even when misspelled comes up, just to provide an example of their reach). In many of the places where I've heard about this company, it seemed demonized for having an almost empire-like structure. I have always wondered how much of that was deserved, and how much of it was fear of big business, but this article by Singer provides a good, unbiased look at this question. For me the, historical background of this company gave some reasons for their notoriety. Their involvement with PCBs, dioxins and bovine growth hormone cast a negative shadow on the corporation. On the other hand, this company has a very noble pledge, which is to better equip farmers with tools to make their job easier, and to better supply the world's growing population with food. The complications arise around how this company goes about doing this, and even if they are really still working towards that goal.
My overall opinion about this company is somewhat similar to some of the things that Singer mentioned. It seems that this is a company very concerned with its image, possibly in a way detrimental to the more general environment. My main reason for believing this was the point that was made about there already being subsidies to not grow corn, while a large focus of Monsanto is higher corn production, such as the experiment in Indiana in which they tried to up the crop yield. What is the point of that? It cannot be to eliminate hunger, because there is already food, it is just concentrated in the wrong places. This makes me think that their goal of ending hunger is more of a warmth appeal than anything else, and the presence of hunger actually bolsters the company's vision. This makes the company sound more evil than I believe they are, because I think that the company does still try to fulfill other parts that are put forth in their CSR reports. Genetically modified foods do help provide more nutrition to impoverished areas with products such as GM golden rice, as well as better growing methods in rural areas. In my opinion, hunger will always be in our world. If the weather doesn't create it, our own personal or governmental decisions can bring it on, and because of this ever-present threat, Monsanto has an ever-present advertising tool. This just seem ethically wrong for Monsanto to suppose that the weight of the world's hunger is on its shoulders, just to use it to market themselves in a favorable light, and cover up past mistakes.
The actions of Monsanto are almost similar to the way that General Mills adds value to their cereal with game codes, in that Monsanto adds value to its company by purporting to be the messiah to end world hunger. However, instead of appealing to childish sugar and computer lust, they appeal to adults' better nature. Maybe Monsanto has the power to end world hunger, but they haven't succeeded yet.
In an earlier post I noted that I believe corporations should either take the lead on promoting health or people need to be much more in control themselves. There is an exception to this however, and that is with children. With children everyone must support good eating habits and educate children about the dangers of unhealthy food, and how ads can be persuasive. We do not allow people to drink alcohol before their 21 because our society deems it a threat to our health and development. I'm not saying we should put a age limit on sugar, but perhaps we should be a little more thoughtful about the way we raise the next generation especially when poor diet can create problems just as bad as alcohol.
I think that the blame for the consumption of unhealthy food can be put on both the consumers and the corporations. I strongly believe that corporations have a duty to their consumers to provide them with the healthiest and best-prepared products that they can. Corporations depend on their consumers to survive. In a nutshell, the purpose of businesses are to make money. However, if these businesses are making products that in the long run harm their consumers they are contributing to the demise of the very people that make them successful. It may be more expensive for businesses to use ingredients that are better for their consumers, but by doing so, one can ensure that your consumers may live longer thus; one will have a longer stream of cash flow. On the other hand, I also believe that the consumer can take some of the blame as well. With the abundance of technology and the abundance of choices we have today, we as consumers need to educate ourselves of the potential implications that buying certain products will have on ourselves and our families. This will take more effort on our part but in the grand scheme of things, it is something so small that can benefit ourselves and our love ones.
I think it is definitely the consumer's fault over the corporation's fault as to why there is a consumption of unhealthy food. The quote you mention in the article you found by Muller, B. (2007) helped me better give reason as to why it's the consumer's fault. He says: "As consumers…we expect that promotional materials on behalf of these products are neither false nor misleading. But, increasingly, we expect marketers to go beyond this – to additionally take on responsibility for our consumption behaviour." Consumers need to be more aware of the motives behind most promotions. Obviously the corporation is promoting it for a reason: Because it's going to make them more money! Same with how Mcdonald's fooled it's consumers into thinking the Supersize option was a good deal, Outback did the same thing when they promoted their Outback Special, a 9 oz sirloin. They said "Hey if you get the bigger sirloin you can get two sides with your meal, as opposed to one!" However, if the consumers really looked into this "deal," they would see that they DO in fact already get two sides with the smaller 6oz sirloin. Outback fooled their customers into thinking they were getting an extra side by going with the bigger steak, when really you get 2 sides regardless. Corporations do this ALL the time and consumers need to learn to actually look into the "deal" being promoted and see whether or not it is misleading. Consumers can't expect corporations to take "responsibility for their consumption behavior" because a corporation's main goal is to make money and they will trick you and mislead you anyway they can to get it!


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A Mercedes-Benz SSK chromium plated radiator cap, incorporating a temperature gauge, height 19cm. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A silver Tulip Rally trophy, modelled as two tulips and leaves on a circular wood base, applied with a pierced silver inscription '... International Tulipenrally 1960', height 23.5cm. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A Heuer Monte-Carlo dashboard timepiece, numbered '15313 68/3822', diameter 5.5cm (faults). Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A quantity of car club badges, including R.A.C. Motorsport Member, Jaguar Drivers Club, The Riley Register 1899-1938, The Vintage Sports-Car Club, XXVIE Rally Monte-Carlo, XXVIIE Rally Monte-Carlo, SS Register, Classic Jaguar Association, two Bentley Drivers Club, R.R.E.C. and Forde Dover. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A cast metal car mascot in the form of a pointer dog, later cold painted, length 10cm. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A Bentley Motors Ltd chromium plated winged 'B' mascot, length 9cm. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A group of three Rolls-Royce chromium plated radiator caps, comprising one town cap and two drilled for mascots. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A B.A.R.C. 1951 Goodwood enamelled member's badge and matching guest badge, two R.A.C. Rally of Great Britain badges, a Bugatti Owners Club badge, an Olympic Cortina badge and a small group of other automobilia, including three Roy Salvadori identification cards and two boxed trophies. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A fine 1/8 scale model of a 1913 Mercer 35J Raceabout by Sapor Modelltechnik, limited edition number '06' of twenty-five, dated '1991', finished in pale blue, length 53cm, mounted on a display plinth. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
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A painted metal model of a 1934 Morgan 'Super Sports' car, length 12.5cm, within a glazed case bearing applied label marked 'Michael Gerard'. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A Pocher 1/8 scale model of a Rolls-Royce Phantom II Torpedo Convertible, finished in orange and silver, length 70cm (faults). Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A CMC 1⁄18 scale model of a Mercedes-Benz W196 Silberpfeil-Monoposto, boxed, together with a Minichamps 1⁄18 scale model of a Mercedes-Benz 300 SL, boxed. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A Pocher 1/8 scale model of a Ferrari Testarossa, finished in red, length 56cm. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A large silver plated cast metal model of the Spirit of Ecstasy, after Charles Sykes, probably produced as a showroom statue, mounted on a circular polished black hardstone plinth, height 57cm. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A fine 1/8 scale hand-finished model of Mike Hawthorn's 1955 Jaguar D-type Le Mans winner, Reg. No. 774RW, length 49cm, mounted within a perspex case bearing details. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
An official Jaguar Heritage Collection limited edition colour print of a 1955 Jaguar D-Type Long Nose, signed in pencil by Norman Dewis, John Francis and Roy Salvadori, edition number '128/600', 47cm x 66cm, framed and glazed. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A replica B.R.D.C. 1963 trophy in the form of an E.R.A. racing car, finished in light green, length 16cm, mounted within a perspex display case bearing applied label marked 'Best Performance by British Driver in International Events Roy Salvadori'. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
An early 20th century Daimler radiator grille, height 76cm. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A Ruddspeed Ltd 'Classic Radiator Series' Rolls-Royce spirit decanter, numbered '910435', height 23.5cm, boxed, together with another spirit decanter in the form of a Mercedes radiator. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).
A plated cast metal trophy model of a stylized car, the angular base bearing plaque marked 'Louis Vuitton Concours d'Elegance, The Hungarian Club Saturday June 8th 1991, Garrard Trophy', length 35cm, together with a similar trophy model of a stylized GTO Ferrari and a moulded glass model of a sports car, length 28cm. Provenance: from the estate of the late John Young (1927-2017).


Pallavi is a certified financial planner under the Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA). She has also held various management roles with experience spanning from large corporate environments to small boutique firms.
With the combination of conservatism of the accounting industry, the security and protection provided by the insurance industry and the excitement of the investment industry, Pallavi brings a new dimension to financial planning. Pallavi is enthusiastic about looking after her clients and believes firmly that her best reward is the client's satisfaction.
Pallavi is passionate about maintaining a high level of industry education and professional skills. She holds a Bachelor in Commerce (Honours) from University of Delhi, Bachelor in Financial Planning and an Advanced Diploma in Financial Services (Financial Planning) from Kaplan University.
In her spare time, Pallavi loves to paint and spend quality time with her family.
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I have my Master degree of Banking and Finance and Bachelor Degree of professional accounting from Monash University. I have worked for over 8 years in both local financial firms and PriceWaterHouseCoopers one of the biggest Global Financial Consulting Firms as a senior Financial Consultant. My academic background combined with intensive working experience in Financial Consulting Areas, which have ensured that my analytical, exceptional communication and negotiation skills have flourished and it is this skill-set that makes me best suited to help you, our Smart Financial Advisory Potential Clients.
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Ahsan hold Bachelor of business Administration degree and is currently pursuing diploma in Financial Planning.
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As a client services officer at Smart Financial Advisory his role is not just challenging and rewarding, but it also enhances his horizons to researching and assisting advisors in maintaining their clients.
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