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Q: How to write a program that asks the user to enter a string, converts it to ASCII Code then use Selection sort? I know how to sort integers and how to convert a character into an ASCII code but I'm having some trouble how to put them together.
Basically I have this code that turns String to ASCII. But I'd like to use selection sort after it prints or before it prints. Do you know how?
public static void main (String [] args)throws IOException{
    BufferedReader input = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (System.in));

    System.out.println("Enter Full Name: ");
    String str = input.readLine();

            for (int i = 0; i < str.length(); i++){
                char c = str.charAt(i);
                int k = (int) c;
                    System.out.println(c + " = " + k);
        }
    }
}

A: I have gone through your issue. I have updated your source code and it is working as you expected.
Note few points :

*

*Maintain an array to store ASCII values.

*Print this array before selection Sort.

*Call selectionSort method for sorting.

*Print this array after selection sort.

Just copy paste this code should work.

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;

public class StackOverflow {

 public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {

   BufferedReader input = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (System.in));

      System.out.println("Enter Full Name: ");

      String str = input.readLine();
      int[] array = new int[str.length()];;

              for (int i = 0; i < str.length(); i++){
                  char c = str.charAt(i);
                  int k = (int) c;
                  array[i] = k;
          }

        System.out.println("Before Selection Sort");
        for(int i:array){
            System.out.print(i+" ");
        }
        System.out.println();

        selectionSort(array);//sorting array using selection sort

        System.out.println("After Selection Sort");
        for(int i:array){
            System.out.print(i+" ");
        }
 }

 public static void selectionSort(int[] arr){
        for (int i = 0; i < arr.length - 1; i++)
        {
            int index = i;
            for (int j = i + 1; j < arr.length; j++){
                if (arr[j] < arr[index]){
                    index = j;//searching for lowest index
                }
            }
            int smallerNumber = arr[index];
            arr[index] = arr[i];
            arr[i] = smallerNumber;
        }
    }
}

ouput:
Enter Full Name:
ramesh
Before Selection Sort
114 97 109 101 115 104
After Selection Sort
97 101 104 109 114 115

A: Try storing the k values in an integer array of the same length as the string.
Then apply selection sort on it.
Like:
public static void main (String [] args)throws IOException{
    BufferedReader input = new BufferedReader (new InputStreamReader (System.in));
    System.out.println("Enter Full Name: ");
    String str = input.readLine();
    int[] str_ascii = new int[str.length()];

        for (int i = 0; i < str.length(); i++){
            char c = str.charAt(i);
            int k = (int) c;
            str_ascii[i] = k;
            System.out.println(c + " = " + k);
    }
          //now selection sort the array str_ascii
   }
}

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import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.nio.*;
import java.nio.file.*;
import java.lang.*;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.ui.ModelMap;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PathVariable;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod;
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//import org.json.JSONObject;
import org.json.simple.JSONArray;
import org.json.simple.JSONObject;
import org.json.simple.parser.JSONParser;
import org.json.simple.parser.ParseException;
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import org.apache.mahout.cf.taste.impl.common.FastByIDMap;
import org.apache.mahout.cf.taste.impl.model.GenericDataModel;
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        return VIEW_INDEX;

    }

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    public String welcomeName(@PathVariable String name, ModelMap model) {

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    }

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        byte[] encoded = Files.readAllBytes(Paths.get("/Users/swyna/Sites/UniversityAnalyzer/src/main/resources/2014ComputerScience.json"));
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}

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Pour cette bataille, les forces en présence s'équilibrent de part et d'autre :  pour Eugène contre  pour l'archiduc Jean.

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Armée d'Italie : vice-roi Eugène de Beauharnais, commandant en chef
 Chef d'état-major : général de division Henri François Marie Charpentier
 Artillerie : général de division Jean-Barthélemot Sorbier — 12 canons
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  : général de division Paul Grenier
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 Brigade de cavalerie : général de brigade Joseph Pagès
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 Batterie à pied italienne — quatre canons de 8 livres et deux obusiers de 6 pouces
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Armée autrichienne

Armée d'Autriche : General der Kavallerie archiduc Jean d'Autriche, commandant en chef

 Chef d'état-major : oberst Laval Nugent von Westmeath
 Commandant l'artillerie : général-major Anton Reisner
 Avant-garde : Feldmarschall-Leutnant Johann Maria Philipp Frimont
 Brigade : général-major Josef Schmidt
 Régiment d'infanterie  Archiduc François-Charles — 1 bataillon
 Régiment d'infanterie  Franz Jellacic — 1 bataillon
 Brigade : général-major Joseph Wetzel
 Régiment de Grenzers   Banal — 1⅔ bataillon
 Régiment de hussards  Ott — 2 escadrons
  Armeekorps : Feldmarschall-Leutnant Albert Gyulai
 Artillerie : major Johann von Fasching
 Batterie de position de 12 livres — 6 canons
 Batterie de brigade de 3 livres — 8 canons
 Brigade : général-major Hieronymus Karl von Colloredo-Mansfeld
 Régiment d'infanterie  Strassoldo — 2 bataillons
 Régiment d'infanterie  Saint-Julien — 2 bataillons
 Batterie de brigade de 3 livres — 8 canons
 Brigade : général-major Anton Gajoli
 Régiment d'infanterie  Franz Jellacic — 2 bataillons
 Régiment d'infanterie  Johann Jellacic — 2 bataillons
 Régiment de Grenzers   Banal — 1 bataillon
 Demi-batterie Grenz de 3 livres — 4 canons
 Brigade : oberst Wilhelm von Fulda
 Régiment de hussards  Ott — 4 escadrons
 Régiment de chevau-légers  Hohenzollern — 4 escadrons
  Armeekorps : Feldmarschall-Leutnant Ignácz Gyulay
 Artillerie : oberstleutnant Johann von Callot
 Batterie de position de 12 livres — 6 canons
 Batterie de brigade de 6 livres — 8 canons
 Batterie de brigade de 3 livres — 8 canons
 Brigade : général-major Johann Kalnássy
 Régiment d'infanterie  Simbschen — 3 bataillons
 Batterie de brigade de 3 livres — 8 canons
 Brigade : général-major Alois von Gavasini
 Régiment d'infanterie  Reisky — 3 bataillons
 Régiment de Grenzers  Ottocaner — ½ bataillon
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 Batterie de brigade de 3 livres — 8 canons
 Détachement : oberst Anton Volkmann
 Régiment de Grenzers  Banal — 1 bataillon
 Régiment d'infanterie  Johann Jellacic — 1 bataillon
 Régiment de hussards  Ott — 2 escadrons
 Régiment de hussards  Archiduc Joseph — 2 escadrons
 Brigade : général-major Johann Peter Kleinmayer
 Régiment de Grenzers  Szluiner — 2 bataillons
 Bataillon de grenadiers Salamon
 Bataillon de grenadiers Janusch
 Bataillon de grenadiers Chimani
 Bataillon de grenadiers Mühlen
 Batterie de brigade de 3 livres — 8 canons
 Brigade : général-major Ignaz Sebottendorf
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 Bataillon du corps franc Dumontet
 Division de cavalerie : Feldmarschall-Leutnant Christian Wolfskeel von Reichenberg
 Brigade : général-major Ignaz Splényi
 Régiment de hussards  Frimont — 4 escadrons
 Régiment de hussards  Archiduc Joseph — 6 escadrons
 Brigade : général-major Johann Hager von Altensteig
 Régiment de dragons  Hohenlohe — 6 escadrons
 Régiment de dragons  Savoy — 6 escadrons

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Campagne d'Allemagne et d'Autriche
Bataille de 1809
Bataille des guerres de la Révolution et de l'Empire impliquant l'Autriche
Ordre de bataille des guerres napoléoniennes
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From an initial grouping of just three, Spouts of Water has grown to a team of over 50 employees. Through their outstanding work, they have provided access to clean drinking water to over 100,000 people. But as Kathy says, "there's still much more to do!" as she wants to provide a filter to every home in Uganda.
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Christel Schulz (nach Heirat Christel Homeyer; * 6. April 1921 in Hopsten/Kreis Steinfurt; † 2. August 2014 in Bad Honnef) war eine deutsche Leichtathletin.

Leben
Schulz war in den Jahren des Zweiten Weltkriegs im Weitsprung, im Hochsprung und im Sprint erfolgreich. Die für die Turngemeinde Münster startende mehrfache deutsche Meisterin sprang als erste Frau der Welt über sechs Meter.
Gelegenheit zur Teilnahme an internationalen Wettkämpfen hatte Christel Schulz nicht: Die Europameisterschaften 1938 in Paris, bei denen Frauen erstmals startberechtigt waren, kamen für sie noch zu früh, und die Europameisterschaften 1946 in Oslo fanden ebenso wie die Olympischen Spiele 1948 in London ohne deutsche Beteiligung statt.

Nach dem Krieg studierte sie Biologie, heiratete 1952 den Biologen Bernhard Homeyer und bekam vier Kinder.

Weltrekorde
 Am 8. Juli 1939 sprang Christel Schulz in Berlin mit 5,92 m Juniorenweltrekord. Sie verbesserte damit die bisherige Bestmarke ihrer Landsfrau Irmgard Praetz aus dem Jahr 1938 um vier Zentimeter. Dieser Rekord hatte 18 Jahre lang Bestand: Erst 1957 wurde er von der 16-jährigen Neuseeländerin Beverly Weigel auf 6,23 m verbessert.
 Am 30. Juli 1939 gelang Christel Schulz beim ISTAF in Berlin als erster Frau ein Sprung über sechs Meter: Mit 6,12 m besiegte sie die Niederländerin Fanny Blankers-Koen (die mit 5,97 m ebenfalls eine hervorragende Weite erzielte) und verbesserte den elf Jahre alten Weltrekord der Japanerin Kinue Hitomi, die 1928 in Osaka 5,98 m gesprungen war, um 14 Zentimeter. Diese Leistung wurde vier Jahre später von Fanny Blankers-Koen mit 6,25 m deutlich überboten, blieb als deutscher Rekord jedoch mehr als zehn Jahre lang erhalten: Erst im September 1949 schraubte Elfriede Brunemann, die Deutsche Weitsprungmeisterin der Jahre 1943, 46, 47 und 49, ihn auf 6,21 m.

Deutsche Meisterschaften
 100 m: Meisterin 1942 (12,4 s) und 1943 (12,5 s), beide Male vor Elfriede Biess und Ida Kühnel (der Schlussläuferin der 4 × 100-m-Staffel, die bei den Europameisterschaften 1938 Gold gewonnen hatte)
 Weitsprung: Meisterin 1939 (5,92 m), 1941 (5,90 m) und 1942 (5,99 m)
 Hochsprung: Dritte 1942

In den Jahren 1944 und 1945 wurden keine Deutschen Meisterschaften ausgetragen.

Bestleistungen/Erfolge
 100 m: 12,2 s
 200 m: 26,2 s
 Weitsprung: 6,12 m
 Hochsprung: 1,58 m
 5 Deutsche Meistertitel
 3 Länderkämpfe
 8 Westfalenrekorde

Literatur
 Hans Teichs: Weltrekord durch Christel Schulz. In: LA. 16 (1939b), 31, 3–6
 Antje Fenner: Das erste deutsche Fräuleinwunder. Die Entwicklung der Frauenleichtathletik in Deutschland von ihren Anfängen bis zum Jahr 1945. Helmer, Königstein 2001, ISBN 3-89741-072-9, S. 200ff

Sprinter (Deutschland)
Hochspringer (Deutschland)
Weitspringer (Deutschland)
Deutscher Meister (Leichtathletik)
Person (Hopsten)
Deutscher
Geboren 1921
Gestorben 2014
Frau


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Closing the gap between species discovery and conservation
Timothy Cutajar
Ensuring amphibians new to science are considered in conservation strategies.
Amphibians are the most threatened animal group on the planet. With over a third of all species in danger of extinction, ensuring effective conservation management is an ever-present challenge. The first step to amphibian conservation is understanding how many species there are and where they're distributed, which ones are threatened, and just how threatened they each are. For many parts of the world, though, we don't yet know. In places where threats to amphibians are the greatest, time is of the essence. So together with some incredibly passionate biologists around the world, the Australian Museum Research Institute is working to ensure that the conservation needs of newly discovered Southeast Asian species are determined quickly.
Number of amphibian species known from mainland SE Asia over time. Image: Creator:Jodi Rowley
© Jodi Rowley
Southeast Asia is a biodiversity hotspot. This region has an incredibly high diversity of plant and animal life, but also has one of the highest rates of deforestation in the world. As tends to be the case the world over, amphibians appear to have been the hardest-hit. Despite this, researchers are almost constantly discovering new amphibian species from the region; between 2006 and 2015 well over one hundred new amphibian species were discovered from Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand and Myanmar – an increase of over a third in just 10 years. With 15 new amphibian species described last year alone, there's no indication that this discovery rate will slow, which means our knowledge of these species and their conservation needs must catch up. Currently Southeast Asian Amphibians are relatively poorly known – particularly these new species – so how do we ensure that the best conservation decisions are made?
To help address this, we are systematically assessing the threat status and conservation needs of all new Southeast Asian amphibians using the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. The "Red List" allows us to use a combination of biological, environmental and spatial information as well as first-hand accounts from biologists around the world to objectively determine and compare the conservation status of any given species. It's a big task, but vital to the identification of conservation priorities and ultimately to amphibian conservation on the ground. Having every Southeast Asian amphibian species assessed on the Red List under the same criteria will facilitate informed decisions on where to direct scarce conservation resources.
Since commencing we've made considerable progress, and having now assessed most of the species described in the last decade, we can start to see how they're doing. Over half appear to be threatened (Vulnerable, Endangered or Critically Endangered). This is due to a number of factors such as collection for the pet trade and unsustainable use in traditional medicines, but the greatest threat to amphibians in Southeast Asia is forest loss. In fact, forest loss, largely as a result of expanding agriculture and timber production, was identified as causing population declines in over 90% of species we assessed. The high proportion of threatened species among newly discovered amphibians is in part due to their tendency for having small ranges. It has likely taken so long for many of these species to be discovered in part because most of them are expected from small areas, leaving them vulnerable to threats that affect even a single location.
We are well on our way to achieving our goal of an up-to-date and accurate assessment of all mainland Southeast Asian amphibians so that conservation decisions can be made on the best information possible. We're confident that this will greatly increase our ability to ensure the long term survival of amphibians in the region, particularly for these amazing new and vulnerable species about which there is still so much to discover.
Timothy Cutajar, Australian Museum Research Institute
I'd like to thank the Southeast Asia Amphibian Red List Authority working group for their continuous efforts, the amphibian biologists who contribute essential data and invaluable knowledge, Jennifer Luedtke and the IUCN Species Survival Commission (SSC) for their guidance, and the Australian Museum Foundation for generously funding the new species assessments.
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The human family tree
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Thanks to C4E coach Minasyan Gor (RUS) for the photographs.
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Q: mysqli_*somemethod*()_ expect parameter First of all, I was googling it for over 4 hours. Found dozen of similar questions even here on stackoverflow, but I really couldnt find the solution. So thats why im  writing new question.. im pretty much a newbie, and i really tried everything I could on my own and with the answers I found here, but nothing seems to be working.
Btw, sorry for my broken english..
so here are my errors when i try to submit my new user registration inputs to the database:
Warning: mysqli_query() expects parameter 1 to be mysqli, null given in C:\xampp\htdocs\epo\insert.php on line 17

Warning: mysqli_num_rows() expects parameter 1 to be mysqli_result, null given in C:\xampp\htdocs\epo\insert.php on line 18

Warning: mysqli_real_escape_string() expects parameter 1 to be mysqli, null given in C:\xampp\htdocs\epo\insert.php on line 28

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Warning: mysqli_error() expects parameter 1 to be mysqli, null given in C:\xampp\htdocs\epo\insert.php on line 39
Neuspesno upisivanje u bazu podataka!

here is the db connection code (konekcija.php) :
<?php
ob_start();

if(!isset($_SESSION)){
    session_start();
}

$host = 'localhost';
$user = 'root';
$pass = '';
$db_name = 'epo';

$connection = mysqli_connect($host, $user, $pass, $db_name);

if(!$connection){
    die("CONNECTION TO DB FAILED. " . mysqli_error($connection));
}

?>

here's the registration form (reg.php) file :
<?php include("insert.php"); ?>

<?php include("index.php");?>

Registarcija korisnika za EPO sistem

Dobrodosli, molimo Vas, popunite polja kako biste se registrovali.

        <form action="" method="post" class="form-horizontal">

            <?php echo $errordanger; ?>
            <?php echo $uspehreg; ?>

                Ime:

                   <input type="text" name="ime" id="ime" class="form-control">

        <form action="" method="post" class="form-horizontal">

                Prezime:

                   <input type="text" name="prezime" id="prezime" class="form-control">

        <form action="" method="post" class="form-horizontal">

                E-mail:

                   <input type="text" name="email" id="email" class="form-control">

        <form action="" method="post" class="form-horizontal">

                Sifra:

                   <input type="password" name="password" id="password" class="form-control">

        <form action="" method="post" class="form-horizontal">

                   <input type="submit" name="submit" id="submit" value="Registruj se" class="form-control">

        </form>

and here's the insert script (insert.php) :
<?php
    global $connection;
    global $errordanger, $uspehreg;

    $fname = $lname = $email = $password = "";

    if(isset($_POST['submit'])){
        $ime = $_POST['ime'];
        $prezime = $_POST['prezime'];
        $email = $_POST['email'];
        $passw = $_POST['password'];

        //Provera da li korisnik vec postoji

        $sql_query = mysqli_query($connection, "SELECT * FROM signup WHERE email = '{$email}' ");
        $count = mysqli_num_rows($sql_query);

        if($count > 0){

            $errordanger = "

             Korisnik sa tom email adresom vec postoji!

";
        }else{

            $fname = mysqli_real_escape_string($connection, $ime);
            $lname = mysqli_real_escape_string($connection, $prezime);
            $email = mysqli_real_escape_string($connection, $email);
            $password = mysqli_real_escape_string($connection, $passw);

        $sql = "INSERT INTO signup(email, ime, prezime, password, date_time) VALUES ('{$email}' , '{$ime}', '{$prezime}', '{$passw}', now()) ";

        $query = mysqli_query($connection, $sql);

        if(!$query){
            die(" Neuspesno upisivanje u bazu podataka! " . mysqli_error($connection));

        }else{
            $uspehreg = "

  Uspesno ste se registrovali! Indicates a successful or positive action.

";

      }

    }
 }

?>

A: Your code in insert.php:
global $connection;

$sql_query = mysqli_query($connection, "SELECT * FROM signup WHERE email = '{$email}' ");

Given you do not initiate any scope (a function, class, or namespace) then the global keyword is pointless, but anyway.
You're not including the file which sets the $connection variable.
in reg.php you include insert.php, this latter file relies upon the $connection variable but that is set in konekcija.php but you do not include that file, so $connection has no value.

A: Try to Change the SQL QUERY in insert.php in
$sql_query=mysqli_query($connection, "SELECT * FROM signup WHERE email = '$email' ") ;

A: So how stup*d am I guys? I havent included my db connection file into the insert.php scripts. Works like a charm since I included it!
@Alex noticed it, so thank You again buddy! I can't express how grateful and happy I am now!


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Why, for some, laughter is the best medicine
By R. Morgan Griffin
Medically Reviewed by Michael W. Smith, MD on April 10, 2008
Feeling rundown? Try laughing more. Some researchers think laughter just might be the best medicine, helping you feel better and putting that spring back in your step.
"I believe that if people can get more laughter in their lives, they are a lot better off," says Steve Wilson, MA, CSP, a psychologist and laugh therapist. "They might be healthier too."
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"The definitive research into the potential health benefits of laughter just hasn't been done yet," says Robert R. Provine, professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and author of Laughter: A Scientific Investigation.
But while we don't know for sure that laughter helps people feel better, it certainly isn't hurting.
Laughter Therapy: What Happens When We Laugh?
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Immune response. Increased stress is associated with decreased immune system response, says Provine. Some studies have shown that the ability to use humor may raise the level of infection-fighting antibodies in the body and boost the levels of immune cells, as well.
Blood sugar levels. One study of 19 people with diabetes looked at the effects of laughter on blood sugar levels. After eating, the group attended a tedious lecture. On the next day, the group ate the same meal and then watched a comedy. After the comedy, the group had lower blood sugar levels than they did after the lecture.
Relaxation and sleep. The focus on the benefits of laughter really began with Norman Cousin's memoir, Anatomy of an Illness. Cousins, who was diagnosed with ankylosing spondylitis, a painful spine condition, found that a diet of comedies, like Marx Brothers films and episodes of Candid Camera, helped him feel better. He said that ten minutes of laughter allowed him two hours of pain-free sleep.
The Evidence: Is Laughter the Best Medicine?
But things get murky when researchers try to sort out the full effects of laughter on our minds and bodies. Is laughter really good for you? Can it actually boost your energy? Not everyone is convinced.
"I don't mean to sound like a curmudgeon," says Provine, "but the evidence that laughter has health benefits is iffy at best."
He says that most studies of laughter have been small and not well conducted. He also says too many researchers have an obvious bias: they go into the study wanting to prove that laughter has benefits.
For instance, Provine says studies of laughing have often not looked at the effects of other, similar activities. "It's not really clear that the effects of laughing are distinct from screaming," Provine says.
Provine says that the most convincing health benefit he's seen from laughter is its ability to dull pain. Numerous studies of people in pain or discomfort have found that when they laugh they report that their pain doesn't bother them as much.
But Provine believes it's not clear that comedy is necessarily better than another distraction. "It could be that a compelling drama would have the same effect."
One of the biggest problems with laughter research is that it's very difficult to determine cause and effect.
For instance, a study might show that people who laugh more are less likely to be sick. But that might be because people who are healthy have more to laugh about. Or researchers might find that, among a group of people with the same disease, people who laugh more have more energy. But that could be because the people who laugh more have a personality that allows them to cope better.
So it becomes very hard to say if laughter is actually an agent of change, or just a sign of a person's underlying condition.
Laughing It Up for Quality of Life
Laughter, Provine believes, is part of a larger picture. "Laughter is social, so any health benefits might really come from being close with friends and family, and not the laughter itself."
In his own research, Provine has found that we're thirty times more likely to laugh when we're with other people than when we're alone. People who laugh a lot may just have a strong connection to the people around them. That in itself might have health benefits.
Wilson agrees there are limits to what we know about laughter's benefits.
"Laughing more could make you healthier, but we don't know," he tells WebMD. "I certainly wouldn't want people to start laughing more just to avoid dying -- because sooner or later, they'll be disappointed."
But we all know that laughing, being with friends and family, and being happy can make us feel better and give us a boost -- even though studies may not show why.
So Wilson and Provine agree that regardless of whether laughter actually improves your health or boosts your energy, it undeniably improves your quality of life.
"Obviously, I'm not antilaughter," says Provine. "I'm just saying that if we enjoy laughing, isn't that reason enough to laugh? Do you really need a prescription?"
Published April 10, 2006.
SOURCES: Steve Wilson, MA, CSP, psychologist, Columbus Ohio; board member of the American Association for Therapeutic Humor, Columbus, Ohio. Robert R. Provine, professor of psychology and neuroscience, University of Maryland, Baltimore County; author, Laughter: A Scientific Investigation. Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor web site: "The Humor Connection." Gervais M. and Wilson D.S. Quarterly Review of Biology, December, 2005. Hayashi, K., Diabetes Care, May 2003. Panksepp, J. Psychological Science, December 2000. Rosner, F. Cancer Investigation, 2002. News release, University of Maryland School of Medicine.
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One of the ways we do this is adjusting and adding to our products so they remain the best in the marketplace. With each of our products, we constantly monitor plan usage, the market, the changing legal landscape and other data. Then we put together recommendations for what benefits we can add and changes we can make to our products to meet the needs of employees.
For example, we are always piloting new coverages. Many of these are based on client feedback requesting that our plan cover certain legal issues. We take those requests into consideration and if the pilot shows the issue is, in fact, one that many of our members benefit from, we'll add it to our standard plans for the next year.
We also pioneered offering employees more than one option for their legal plan. This came about because consumers expect choice and control when it comes to their benefits — just like everything else in our on-demand world. People want a benefit that fits their budget and their lifestyle needs. The more personalized the plan, the better: A single 25-year-old doesn't have the same needs as a married 55-year-old with kids.
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It doesn't find the second ul element because it's outside of the body element, which is invalid (jQuery puts the second ul in the root of the collection - use filter and you'll be able to find that one too).
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A: You need to add each to the ul search. I added James's answer to the demo as well.
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Nella mitologia estone Pikne (oppure Piken "l'esteso" od anche Pikker "il lungo") è il dio del fulmine e della luce.

Pikne è figlio di Uku (il dio del tuono e della folgore) e di Maan-Emo (dea della fertilità femminile e della fortuna nella caccia) ed ha un fratello di nome Kõu (a sua volta considerato il dio del tuono) nonché una figlia, Ilmatütar ("figlia impura"), dea del cattivo tempo e personificazione del cielo e dell'aria.

La sua divinità nel mito e nelle leggende
Pikne ha un repertorio di miti e leggende dove utilizza un flauto magico per scacciare i demoni e far cadere la pioggia venendo considerato (od invocato) come propiziatore dell'agricoltura.

Nel Medioevo i sacerdoti pagani sacrificano a Pikne degli animali e nel seicento il prete Jürgen di Wihtla pronunciò la seguente preghiera:
Prendilo Pikne, il toro che offriamo con due corna e quattro zoccoli per l'aratura e la raccolta

Vanapagan (un agricoltore gigante più stupido che malevolo) rubò lo strumento magico (un flauto od una cornamusa) che Pikne era solito suonare per far scendere la pioggia così, e poiché Pikne non poté aiutare gli agricoltori che lo invocavano per avere la pioggia, suo padre (Uku) lo punì mandandolo sulla terra a lavorare come bracciante. Quando Pikne fu ospite ad un matrimonio finse di essere un musicista riguadagnando il suo strumento magico. (Un mito questo simile ad un altro mito norreno citato nel Þrymskviða, un'edda poetica della mitologia norrena).

Pikne, come protettore del fiume Võhandu che scorre della contea di Võru maakond punì i mugnai che vi costruirono i mulini bloccando la pioggia per lungo tempo. Un fatto questo registrato dal pastore Johann Gutslaff nel suo lavoro Kurtzer Bericht und Unterricht Von der Falsch-heilig genandten Bäche in Lieffland Wöhhanda pubblicato a Tartu nel 1644.

Esiste una litania precedentemente scritta da Johann Gutslaff (Pikse litaania) e pubblicata nel 1974 che contiene una presunta preghiera rivolta a Pikne.

Pikne e Kõu nelle lingue moderne
Nella lingue finlandese ed estone la luce a volte è difinita Pitkäinen che risulta simile nel significato.

Ad oggi nella lingua estone Piken significa "esteso" e Pikker significa "lungo" mentre il termine con cui si indica il "tuono" è Kõu.

Note

Voci correlate
 mitologia finlandese
 mitologia estone
 mitologia norrena
 Uku
 Maan-Emo
 Vanapagan

Mitologia ugro-finnica
Divinità dei fulmini


The Watch Out Waste program is a free environmental education program for Logan City schools and community groups delivered by experienced environmental educators.
Browns Plains Landfill Facility Tours: Each school is entitled to a full day's use of one 60 seater bus per year, free of charge to visit the Browns Plains Landfill for a presentation and behind-the-scenes tour. Tours last for 2 hours and schools can book one or two tours within the day.
A two-part Professional Development Workshop Series will provide Early Childhood Education Services with the knowledge, information and resources required to develop and successfully integrate a tailored waste management plan at their Centre.
The Watch Out Waste program is also offered to community groups in Logan City.
Browns Plains Landfill Tours: Community groups can also go on a FREE bus tour of the Browns Plains Landfill facilities. A free 60-seater bus will deliver participants to the Browns Plains Landfill where they will receive an informative presentation at 'The Shack' prior to going on a behind-the-scenes tour of the site including the working landfill and the Recycling Market.
Reducing Waste at Home: A resource book for English learners is aimed at members of the Logan community who have recently arrived in the area and who speak English as a second language. The information and activities included in this resource will help to improve the level of understanding and engagement in Logan City Council's waste services and assist in improving recycling participation rates, whilst teaching English using real life situations and topics. This resource can be downloaded and printed for the purpose of study, training or learning.


It's not just for arranging dates. And it's not just another social network. Facebook offers sophisticated tools for maintaining social relationships.
NEW YORK (Fortune) -- When I tell Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg he seems like a natural CEO, he acts insulted. I guess at 22 it's just not the way he envisions himself. But Zuckerberg is a strategic thinker. Listening to him talk, it becomes apparent that the company he co-founded is a deeply considered enterprise. It's also more important than most observers realize. That's not just because it has already amassed almost 10 million members.
On the one hand Zuckerberg sounds a little like Craigslist founder Craig Newmark, whose company eschews most financial goals and focuses mostly on offering non-profit services. "I never wanted to run a company," Zuckerberg says. "A business is a good vehicle for getting stuff done." He is more concerned with a vision for changing the world. And he is deeply immersed in seeing it reified.
But my respect for this kid - so young-looking when I first join him at lunch that I'm actually shocked - deepens when he describes what he calls Facebook's "mission."
"A lot of companies get grouped as social networking," says Zuckerberg. "Lots are dating sites, or media sites or sites for community. But our mission is helping people understand the world around them."
"We're not trying to be a portal, or to maximize the time spent on our site," he goes on. Nevertheless, he also makes it clear that he is fully confident Facebook can be nicely profitable while doing so.
The story of the company's founding at Harvard just two-and-a-half years ago is so well known as to already be almost mythic. Originally just a service for Harvard students operated out of Zuckerberg's dorm room (shades of Michael Dell), it took off so fast that within a year or so it had spread to thousands of campuses. Now it's on almost every college campus in America.
Last year, Facebook added some high schools, and more recently workplaces. The members of each group are initially just connected to others at their school or place of work. You add others to your network as you see fit.
Then in September, Facebook announced it would create geographic groups, essentially enabling anyone to join a group based on where they live. The 10 million members today function in over 40,000 different groups. Zuckerberg himself, for instance, is in the Harvard group, the Facebook company group, and the San Francisco group.
What's so special about Facebook?
The typical user can see less than half a percent of Facebook's total user profiles, Zuckerberg says. That is in stark contrast to MySpace, where everybody can basically see everybody else if they know where to look.
Unlike most other social networks, Facebook has sophisticated privacy settings. You have a lot of control over who can see what information about you. So you can enable members of your school or work group to learn about you, but prevent anyone in a high school group from seeing anything, if you choose. You can also determine how information about you shows up in searches other members conduct on the site.
Photo albums are an important part of peoples' personal profiles, for instance, but the control Facebook offers is so "granular," to use Zuckerberg's term, that you can allow one album to be seen by your college mates, another only by work colleagues and bar your siblings from seeing any photos, if you choose. Users are so confident that their information is sequestered from intruders that more than a third post their cellphone numbers.
"This authenticated network structure is a significant difference from other sites," says Zuckerberg. It also significantly reduces the risk of the kinds of problems with sexual predators that MySpace has famously had.
Zuckerberg thinks of Facebook as what he calls a "utility." More than 60 percent of members return at least daily, to see what friends are doing, check messages, send messages to others or to amplify their own profiles. The formats for Facebook profiles are standardized, unlike the free-for-all on MySpace.
The recent hubbub when Facebook added what it calls "news feeds" to each user's home page has died down, and it doesn't seem to have perturbed Zuckerberg much, though he concedes the company launched the new features clumsily. The feeds are a way to automatically alert you when friends do new things. Members already had access to this information. Now they just get it more efficiently.
Nonetheless, many thousands of members initially posted outraged diatribes and joined groups protesting the changes. Zuckerberg says Facebook's members have been complaining about expansion and changes ever since the site added Yale, Columbia and Stanford to the original Harvard-only site. Meanwhile the service has only grown.
Facebook also made news recently with a $200 million deal in which Microsoft (Charts) became the exclusive seller of banner ads and sponsored links. Zuckerberg says the deal frees Facebook to focus on what it considers the bigger opportunity - more original forms of Facebook-only advertising like sponsored groups. Apple (Charts), for instance, has its own group through which every week it gives away millions of free sample songs on its iTunes music service.
The ubiquitous social networking trend is not uniform. Facebook's unusually sophisticated features help explain why Yahoo! (Charts) has reportedly been negotiating to buy the service, though the reports say it balked at Facebook's billion-dollar asking price.
I don't know whether Facebook is worth that much. But no matter how old you are, you may end up finding it worth enough that you want to use it yourself.


Combine broccoli, drained tomatoes and dressing in medium bowl.
For each packet, lay two 20×12 inch sheets of regular tin foil on top of each other.
Place 1 chicken breast on each foil pack. Spoon broccoli and tomato mixture equally over each chicken breast. Bring up short sides of each foil packet and double fold top. Double fold both ends to seal each packet, leaving space for steam to gather.
Place packets on baking sheet; bake 20 to 25 minutes or until chicken is no longer pink. Allow steam to escape before fully opening.
Servings: protein 4 and carbohydrate 1 1/2 per packet.
Like this recipe? Feel free to add your own variations in the comments section.


WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The Center for Design Innovation completed today a yearlong search for its new director with the hiring of Pamela Jennings, effective Oct. 1, according to the Winston-Salem Journal.
Jennings replaces Carol Strohecker, the center's founding director, who resigned in August 2013 after seven years to become vice provost for academic affairs at Rhode Island School of Design.
The center was established in 2005 as a multi-campus research center of the UNC system, the result of a partnership between Winston-Salem State, UNC School of the Arts and Forsyth Technical Community College. The center has been operating since 2007 at a temporary site in Winston Tower.
Jennings most recently served as a professor of Art and Human Computer Interaction at Carnegie Mellon University.
Jennings becomes the center's director, and a faculty member at WSSU and UNCSA. She was not available for comment.
Jennings brings "an impressive body of work from academe, industry and public service to the center," Corey Walker, dean of the College of Arts, Sciences, Business and Education at WSSU, said in a statement.
Jennings is a former National Science Foundation program officer in the Computer Information Science and Engineering directorate. She led the foundation's CreativeIT and co-managed the Human Centered Computing research funding programs.
Through a joint professorship at Carnegie Mellon between the School of Art and the Human Computer Interaction Institute, Jennings explored the synergies between digital media, interaction design, and design of complex systems, software programming and embedded computing.
Rachel Desmarais, vice president of planning and information services at Forsyth Tech, said Jennings will offer the center a blend of understanding creativity and technology with experience in research and application.
The hiring of Jennings is the latest development for the center, which is preparing to move into its headquarters.
The center broke ground in February 2012 on an $8 million building that local officials hope will serve as a physical and symbolic anchor for the southern part of downtown Winston-Salem and the South district of Wake Forest Innovation Quarter. Construction on the second phase began in November.
The 27,000-square-foot building at 450 Design Ave. also will serve as a test – and an opportunity – for determining how well creative and design fields work as engines in a knowledge-based economy.
The center specializes in two areas: motion-capture techniques and rapid prototyping.
Motion-capture techniques support animation for films, video games and mobile applications, as well as improvements in health care related to physical and occupational therapy. The techniques can provide analyses of moving or flexible machinery and movements of people engaging in activities such as dance and sports.
Rapid-prototyping techniques support the design and development of furnishings, textiles, medical devices and other industrial products through a quick-design cycle that includes 3D modeling.
The goal is having 200 to 300 people using the facility on a daily basis once it's fully operational.


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sed -i "s/FLEET_HA_INSTANCE/$FLEET_HA_INSTANCE/g" "/etc/nginx/sites-available/default"