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Military trial of Egypt online journalists adjourned
The Rassd news network, along with the Qatari-owned Al Jazeera Mubashir Misr news channel, had aired several leaked videos and audio clips of recorded statements by al-Sisi
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A military court on Sunday adjourned until Tuesday the trial of five Egyptians charged with releasing leaked videos of army chief Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi with the intent of defaming the army, the lawyers of the defendants said.
Amr al-Qazzaz and Islam al-Homsi, a co-founder and a senior manager of Rassd, an online news network linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, along with three other colleagues, including two who are tried in absentia, face charges of attempting to defame the military through releasing leaked videos of al-Sisi.
Their lawyer Mohamed Badran Mansour said judges adjourned the trial until the two defendants who are tried in absentia are notified of the trial in line with military laws.
Military prosecution authorities referred the five defendants to court in late February, following three months of investigation.
According to Article 204 of Egypt's new constitution, the military judiciary authority is solely responsible for crimes related to the armed forces and military personnel.
Civilians, the article adds, can be prosecuted by military judiciary authorities for crimes committed against the army, which should be defined by the law.
The article drew criticism from several local and international rights organizations and protest groups.
The Rassd news network, along with the Qatari-owned Al Jazeera Mubashir Misr news channel, had aired several leaked videos and audio clips of recorded statements by al-Sisi, who is widely seen as the chief architect of last summer's ouster of elected president Mohamed Morsi.
In one such video, said to have been recorded last December, the army chief warns of far-reaching consequences if the military were to intervene in Egypt's domestic politics.
The Egyptian Armed Forces have never addressed any of the leaks.


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A global citizen based in Paris with strong Indian roots to her work, Neha is an artist who loves to draw strength from the amalgamation of cultures and techniques. An alumnus of the National Institute of Design in India and Royal College of Art in London, she is a travel aficionado and connoisseur of all things that are material driven.
At NEHA LAD Studio, her practice goes beyond the realms of the traditional loom. It is an extension of her creative vision that aims to deliver a sensory approach to her creations – a textile studio transcending the boundaries of art and design, blurring the lines between space decor and wearable art. Savoir-faire and innovation are the core of every project she works on, be it handcrafted textiles, sculptures, wall art or anything that piques her interest.
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Les Taoniinés (Taoniinae) forment une sous-famille de céphalopodes décapodes marins.

Taxonomie
La sous-famille Taoniinae est décrite par le zoologiste allemand Georg Johann Pfeffer en 1912. Le genre type en est Taonius.

Liste des genres
Selon WoRMS :
 genre Bathothauma Chun, 1906
 genre Egea Joubin, 1933
 genre Galiteuthis Joubin, 1898
 genre Helicocranchia Massy, 1907
 genre Liguriella Issel, 1908
 genre Megalocranchia Pfeffer, 1884
 genre Mesonychoteuthis Robson, 1925
 genre Sandalops Chun, 1906
 genre Taonius Steenstrup, 1861
 genre Teuthowenia Chun, 1910

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Teuthide (nom scientifique)
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Number 10 is broken
Every household in Botswana – be it a multi-million Pula mansion in Phakalane, a two and a half in Naledi, a home in Nata, and even a rondavel at the lands in the western Kweneng – has as a Number 10, the ever-present three-legged cooking pot.
Although the vernacular for the "poto" is number ten, it is the number three that we should venerate, acknowledging the stability of our venerable cooking utensil.
Throughout history the number three is a special number. The belief in the triumvirate of the Holy Trinity concept of a balance of forces brings joy and home. The calls Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité unified France in the 19th Century after the French Revolution and finds its way into the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Destiny's Child is another number 3 which balanced the talents of Beyoncé Knowles. Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams.
But the number 3 that concerns us most is the foundation, and fundamental institutions of our Government – the Executive, Legislature and Judiciary. The framers of our Constitution introduced these essential planks of a democratic concept of Government under which each branch of Government acts as a restraint on the power of the others, together bringing about balance, which promotes the rights of the individual.
But our three-legged Government "poto" is falling over, extinguishing the fire, the will of the people. Since Independence two legs of the pot of Government have been in the control of one political party, with the Legislature, slavishly subordinate to the executive. The third leg. The Judiciary was free and independent and acted as a break to the unbridled power of the State. This no longer seems to be true and the independence of the judiciary is at risk, as it becomes increasingly politicized, and appears to have lost is moral compass and understanding of what is right and wrong.
Until the recent mid-term elections, the same dangers were facing the United States as Trump controlled the Executive, both houses of Congress and had started to pack the Supreme Court with judges loyal to his seeming contempt of civil and human rights, and the rule of law.
The US came dangerously close to its three-legged "poto" of Government being captured and collapsing. Will Botswana be so fortunate or will the "poto" of Government eventually lean so far over that it breaks, extinguishing the fire of democracy?
Not only has the judiciary been packed with "politically correct" judges during the Khama administration, but recent developments cast doubt on the very trustworthiness of the courts.
We therefore live in dangerous times where our democracy is under threat. Even one of the hinges, needed to hold up the pot's handle is also broken as leadership in the Public Service is no longer appointed based on merit and competence, but on the colour of their shirts. Only the other hinge – the free and independent Media – remains strong. However, this too is under threat – politically and economically as Government challenges its survival with legal threats and commercial challenges from State owned media.
Since the beginning of time, the number three has represented the most stable structure to promote balance and unity. WE must ensure that our households not only contain a Number 10, but also a commitment to protecting the number 3.
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Sometimes I have a little trouble swallowing fiction that portrays government as the good guys.
I have to remind myself it's just fiction. Like friendly pirates on kids' shows. Or shows where the plot revolves around the existence of magic. Fiction, nothing more.
Yet, dishonestly portraying government employees as "good guys" seems somewhat more damaging than those other sorts of fiction. After all, few of us will ever run into pirates (other than those of the IRS or the highway patrol), nor would we mistake them for the friendly characters from fiction if we did, and Harry Potter isn't our next door neighbor.
Government employees, and the "laws" they enforce against us, are all around. It is guaranteed they will shove their way into our lives at some point. Fooling people into believing they are "good guys" can cause real, lasting damage.
No, I don't call for "laws" requiring the media to portray them honestly- as the monstrously aggressive tax-junkies they truly are. I just remind you to keep straight the difference between reality and fiction in your own mind.


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It's the Three Things Challenge over at the Haunted Wordsmith blog. Today's three words are sweat, sweet, and tin. It's also Stream of Consciousness Saturday, #SoCS at which the prompt is tin.
The Callaghan family lived in the Blue Ridge Mountains in West Virginia. Five of them somehow managed in a two room 'estate', as they called it, since it had been in the family for years.
During a particularly heavy downpour, the old tar paper roof began leaking. Bigtime. The lawn chairs and TV trays that served as furniture was ruined. Worse than that, the gorgeous dirt floor that Mr. Callaghan had recently installed, and on which the children slept in their home-made sleeping bags, was now a giant mud puddle. Even Mr. & Mrs. Callaghan's bedroom suite (consisting of three cots roped together) was waterlogged beyond repair.
"We need a new roof. What are you gonna do about it?" She stood over him with a menacing look on her face, her chubby hands on her ample hips.
Fortunately, Clarence was able to easily hide his grimace behind his full beard and mustache. The thought of romance and Judy in the same sentence was unsettling to him, at best. The mental image was downright frightening.
The following day Clarence and his eldest son Larry, drove the old pick-up into town in search of tin. On the way, they passed a farm with a huge pile of brand new tin sitting near the road.
"It says 'free tin,'" Larry announced with pride. He was the best reader in the family.
The afternoon sun was brutal, but Clarence was hard at work putting a roof over his family's big round heads. From the ground, Judy watched him like a hawk.
Clarence smiled and worked that much harder.
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Thank you! It was kind of fun to write, although I had no idea how it would end when I started.


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Emerald Coast Theatre Company presents The Odd Couple live on stage
Emerald Coast Theatre Company (ECTC) will present The Odd Couple Jan. 20-29, starring Producing Artist Director of ECTC Nathanael Fisher alongside guest director and comedian Jason Heddan, who also performed in Popcorn Falls together in 2021.
When Oscar the slob and fastidious Felix decide to room together, hilarity ensues as the two mismatched roommates have a showdown of epic proportions. A classic that never goes out of style, The Odd Couple is a non-stop comedy you don't want to miss. Clash of the Titans has nothing on Oscar and Felix! Written by Neil Simon and directed by Scott Hayes, Dean for the School of Communication & the Arts and a professor of Theatre Arts at Liberty University.
Oscar Madison - Nathanael Fisher
Felix Ungar - Jason Hedden
Gwendolyn Pigeon - Leigh Gladden
Cecily Pigeon - Elise Gandara
Speed - Bruce Collier
Murray - Allen Tuttle
Roy - Silas Waugh
Vinne - Heath Carroll
Director: Scott Hayes
Managing Director: Trenton Bainbridge
Set & Lighting Designer: Rebeca Lake
Stage Manager: Phillip Padgett
Technical Director: Drake Miller
Costume Design: Tara Padgett
Properties: Anna Fisher
The Odd Couple will be staged in ECTC's main space located on the second floor of 560 Grand Boulevard in Grand Boulevard Town Center in Miramar Beach. Tickets range from $28 - $36 depending on the show. There is an additional processing fee for ticket purchases. Purchase tickets online at www.emeraldcoasttheatre.org.
Save the date for ECTC's upcoming performances: The Last Five Years (Feb 10 - 19) and Steel Magnolias (Feb 24 - March 5)
About Emerald Coast Theatre Company
Emerald Coast Theatre Company is a 501(c)(3) founded in 2012 by Nathanael Fisher, MFA, and his wife, Anna Fisher, MA. Based in Miramar Beach, Florida, ECTC's mission is to enrich and entertain the Emerald Coast community through professional and educational theater. ECTC operates year-round with a two-fold mission to provide both educational and professional offerings to the Northwest Florida community. Educational programs include after school and home-school programs, Theatre for Young Audiences productions, field trip opportunities for local children, touring and staged productions, summer camps, workshops and classes. The professional theater efforts are focused on thought-provoking productions and collaborations, as well as acting and improv workshops and classes for adults.


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One of the glitziest gifts comes from IT Cosmetics. The All That Glitters Brush Set brings serious bling to putting on makeup. There are 5 super-plush brushes, plus a sparkly silver case. Not only is the packaging great, but these brushes are worthy of using daily. Who wouldn't love this set?
This Rose-Gold Gift Set from Tweezerman is an elegant addition to your beauty collection. The set includes a Slant Tweezer, Pro Curl Eyelash Curler and matching travel case, all in done in the hottest metallic shade for the holidays. This set is like getting an upgrade to first-class. Love it!
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I had the pleasure of trying the COVER FX Custom Enhancer Drops (read more) and they're amazing. Now the beauty girl can get serious about her highlighting with the Glow Getters Set. This set contains all six Custom Enhancer Drops, which can be used alone or mixed into foundation or moisturizer. Four shades for highlighting/strobing, two for bronzing make this the ultimate set.
One of the most luxurious hair treatment lines is Moroccanoil®; it's been a favorite of mine for years. The Moroccanoil VIP Treatment Set gives the gift of great hair, with a full size Moroccanoil Treatment, Moroccanoil Intense Hydrating Mask (fabulous for dry, dehydrated or damaged hair) and Luminous Hairspray. Together these products work to nourish and condition hair, leaving it shiny and of course…smelling great!
One of my favorite prestige skin care lines is La Prairie. And for the holidays, La Prairie has curated the Handbag Essentials Set. This La Prairie gift set includes Anti-Aging Eye and Lip Perfection a Porter (I never travel without this eye/lip treatment), a full-size Swiss UV Protection Veil SPF 50 and a Cellular Hand Cream. Definitely all the luxe essentials, packaged in a travel-friendly silver cosmetics case.
The Jo Malone™ Christmas Candle Miniature Collection is a lovely way to gift 5 mini candles in a variety of scents. This set gives the ability to put a candle in the kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, one for travel or wherever a little indulgence is needed. So pretty!
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Home › Insights & events › News › Ward Hadaway supports regeneration company to deliver its long-term vision for County Durham
Ward Hadaway supports regeneration company to deliver its long-term vision for County Durham
21st July, 2021
Lesley Fairclough
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A North East regeneration company established to revitalise former coal mining villages and communities across County Durham, has praised the work of Ward Hadaway.
For the last 20 years, Ward Hadaway has had a long and successful working relationship with Durham Villages Regeneration Company (DVRC), providing legal advice on all site acquisitions and plot sales since its formation.
The public private partnership, a joint venture between Durham County Council and Keepmoat Homes, specialises in building affordable homes, stimulating economic activity and regenerating communities in former coalfields villages in County Durham.
Since its formation, Ward Hadaway has advised DVRC on the development of 2,059 homes across 32 developments with investment totalling £240 million. Ward Hadaway, founded in Newcastle over 30 years ago, has supported the partnership to deliver its vision for County Durham, not only building new homes and communities, but supporting the local construction industry and supply chain, creating and safeguarding jobs, and providing training opportunities for local people.
DVRC recently completed its 32nd development in Chester-le-Street, comprising 78 two, three and four bedroom homes, and handed over the keys to the buyers of its 2,000th property.
Lesley Fairclough, a Partner at Ward Hadaway has been involved in all DVRC transactions and has led a team of specialist property lawyers and support staff to assist their client in delivering its vision.
Lesley commented: "This has been a hugely successful partnership over the years, which has delivered significant regeneration across the whole of County Durham.
"We are extremely proud to have supported our client using our experience and expertise within the sector and the Built Environment. We have acted for the partnership on all acquisitions of land for development pursuant to the partnership and the sale of all new homes. The successful delivery of these developments for DVRC demonstrates our client-centric and hands-on approach to regeneration and the delivery of new homes. The positive economic impact DVRC has had and its legacy is phenomenal."
Ian Prescott, land and partnerships director at Keepmoat Homes said: "The DVRC initiative was formed to help revitalise former coal mining villages and communities across Durham. This has been achieved through major investment creating jobs and training opportunities for local people.
"The homes for sale have been targeted at first time buyers, helping to keep young people in the former coal mining settlements and preventing the loss of economically active people from the areas that were at risk of decline. The affordable homes created have helped those in housing need. Now, with 2,000 dwellings and after a £240 million investment, it is clear that the partnership between the council and Keepmoat has had a major impact in this respect across the county."
The 32 developments are located across County Durham in villages including: Bearpark, Bowburn, Brandon, Byland Lodge, Cassop, Chester-le-Street, Croxdale, Dipton, Esh Winning, High Pittington, Meadowfield, New Brancepath, Newton Aycliffe, Newton Hall, Peterlee, Seaham, Shadforth, Sherburn, Sherburn Hill, Spennymoor, Ushaw Moor, and West Rainton.


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(a) A projectile is launched upward from ground level with aninitial speed of 98 m/s. How high will it go? When will it returnto the ground?
(b) Luis wanted to throw an apple to Kim, who was on a balcony40 ft above him, so he tossed it upward with an initial speed of 56ft/s. Kim missed it on the way up, but then caught it on the waydown. How long was the apple in the air?


Powerman 5000's Spider discusses his life in music, bringing 'New Wave' to the masses and more!
Powerman 5000 To Unleash 'New Wave' On October 27, 2017!
Enter the world of Powerman 5000 as musical mastermind Spider discusses the new album!
The spacesuits are long gone, but as a band, Powerman 5000 is as strong as ever, touring the country in support of its latest album, the punk-rock-fueled Destroy What You Enjoy. When the band hit the Recher Theatre in Towson, Maryland, frontman Spider sat down with Jason Price and Jeff Maki of Live-Metal.net to discuss the new CD, the surprise success of the 1999 breakthrough Tonight the Stars Revolt! and more.


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"Volunteers are not paid - not because they are worthless, but because they are priceless"Many of us volunteer not because we are made to but because we have heart to do it, just to give back our part to the society which has contributed much for our growth. Volunteering is not just confined to certain group likes students ,house wife's, retired people or people with certain educational background. Its just sharing our part and having the willingness to help.


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In a well-designed landscape, each area should serve a purpose just as the rooms inside the home do. We often use arbors and pergolas to help define outdoor rooms by creating transitions from one area to the next. An arched arbor may welcome visitors to the home's back yard or punctuate a long stretch of fencing with a gate. A pergola envelops a dining area with both privacy and shade. And what better way to grow a fragrance?


There's so much to say about Mexico City but the only one that really matters is this; you simply have to go! It had everything - stunning vistas, friendly people, incredible food at super low prices, a fascinating and complex history spanning a thousand years, great museums (Frida Kahlo!), incredible parks, lots of very well behaved dogs. It was so cool and I can't wait to go back.
Window seats > Aisle seats. This one was taken just north of Los Angeles, on the way up to Oakland.
I've monkeyed around with the colours a touch on this one to give an impression of how I remember the sunsets in California.
Jaco is a Brussels Griffon terrier who I had the pleasure of entertaining for an hour or so while his folks were out.
He was so excited to see me when I arrived that he wet himself, which I'm taking as a compliment. Apparently this is called "Glee Pee"!
His Mom Christine has an instagram account.
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7 things you were taught in Chinese class that are actually wrong
Learning Chinese by enrolling in a course and using a textbook is a great way to provide structure to your learning. Sure, it's possible recreate this outside the classroom, but to be honest, the amount of effort and dedication needed means it's not for everyone. I have studied Chinese in many different types of courses and classrooms and have learnt a lot from teachers and textbooks!
Well-meant simplifications, misleading explanations and actual errors
When explaining something to students, as a teacher or textbook author, there's always a compromise between accuracy and simplicity. Ideally, descriptions of the language should be both accurate and simple to understand, but that is almost never possible. Language is an organic entity that can seldom be reined in by succinctly formulated rules. Thus, you never actually hear or see the whole truth in your classroom or textbook. This is acceptable.
What is not acceptable is when your teacher or textbook is outright wrong! I don't mean that there is more to it than what is being shown (that is always the case), I mean that what is shown is incorrect. Neither do I mean that it's a well-meant simplification. I can accept that complex phenomena are explained in simple terms that are partly inaccurate, I do that myself all the time (and will do so later in this article!), but I can't accept when explanations are made up or when an explanation is so misleading that you would have been better off without it entirely.
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Naturally, I don't know exactly what you learnt in Chinese class, but I have studied dozens of textbooks and spoken to hundreds of students with varying backgrounds over the years, so I think I can say with certainty that the examples I give in this article are somewhat common. Even if your textbook contains these errors (and many do), any competent teacher should be able to deal with them easily.
Here are the errors in the simplest and most direct form (simplified/traditional when relevant):
1. 几/幾 (jǐ) can only represent numbers between 0 and 10
For example, asking someone 你几岁/你幾歲 (nǐ jǐ suì) only works if you expect an answer within this range (i.e. only for young children), and if you expect ten or fewer people to come, you should ask 有几个人要来/有幾個人要來 (yǒu jǐ gè rén yào lái). If the number is more than 10, you should use some other phrasing, such as 你多大 (nǐ duō dà) or 有多少人要来 (yǒu duōshao rén yào lái).
This is obviously not how people use these words. It's very common to use 几/幾 to indicate numbers that are much bigger than 10. I have been asked 你几岁/你幾歲 many times when I was closer to 40 than 10. It's perfectly acceptable to say 有几个人要来/有幾個人要來 even if you think the answer might be 25. It's true that 几 is often used for things that are more easily countable (lower numbers, countable nouns), but saying that it's limited to 0-10 is just wrong. There are of course other examples where it's even more obvious, such as dates (一月几号/一月幾號, yīyuè jǐhào). Perhaps the notion of it being limited to 10 is because it would be neat if 几/幾 was a stand-in for one single character (and numbers above ten are of course mostly written with more than one character).
2. 你好 (nǐhǎo) is an informal greeting and 您好 (nínhǎo) is the formal version
In many textbooks, friends greet each other with 你好, but when they meet the teacher the first time, they say 您好 to be polite. Sometimes, 你好 is just translated as "hello" and 您好 is translated as "hello (polite)", sometimes 你好 is actually translated as "hello (informal)".
The incorrect part of this statement is that 你好 is not an informal greeting. In fact, it's rather formal and is normally only used when talking to strangers or people you don't know very well. Chinese people don't say 你好 to friends or family. Of course, 您好 is also formal, just a notch more polite, so that part of the statement is correct. So, what are some ways of saying "hello" that are actually informal then? Well, there are many options, but easy ones are 嘿 (hēi), 嗨 (hāi) and 哈罗/哈羅 (hāluó). Slightly trickier ones include asking questions that are appropriate for the situation, such as 你吃饭了吗/你吃飯了嗎 (nǐ chīfàn le ma) or 去哪儿/去哪兒 (nǐ qù nǎr).
3. 中文 (zhōngwén) can only be used to refer to written Chinese
Since 文 means written language, 中文refers to the written language. If you want to refer to spoken Mandarin, you should use some other regionally appropriate word, such as 汉语/漢語 (hànyǔ) , 普通话/普通話 (pǔtōnghùa), 华语/華語 (húayǔ) or 国语/國語 (guóyǔ). The same can be said for other languages, so you should use 英文 (yīngwén) for written English and 英语 (yīngyǔ) for the spoken language.
it's very common to use 中文 for spoken Chinese or use the version with 文 for other languages and mean the spoken language. It's true that 文 means written language, but it's just not true that 中文 can only be used to refer to the written language. For example, 说中文 (shuō zhōngwén) has more than four million hits on Google (for comparison, 说汉语 has only one third of that). You will also hear people say that your 中文 sounds very nice, and that your pronunciation is great. This is even more true for other languages; I don't think I've ever met someone making a difference between 英文 and 英语 in a conversation. If you really want to make that difference, use 书面[language] and [language]口语 (that's shūmiàn and kǒuyǔ).
4. 了 (le) indicates past tense
Most experts say Chinese does not even have tense, so saying that 了 indicates past tense is wrong and misleading. Chinese does have aspect, though, which is more than a difference in terminology. Tense is used to refer to when something happened in time (past, present, future); aspect refers to the state of an action or event, regardless of when it happened. Fully explaining 了 is probably the most difficult part of Chinese language pedagogy, and I will not attempt to do so here, but I'll point you in the right direction: The two basic usages are to indicate a change of state and to show that an action is completed. Note that none of these refer to when the action took place.
5. The third tone is often pronounced as falling-rising (dipping) tone.
The third tone is almost never pronounced as a falling-rising (dipping) tone, but is instead mostly pronounced as a low tone (i.e. no rise at the end). This happens in a vast majority of cases, such as in front of a first, second or fourth tone. It is even often pronounced as just a low tone at the end of sentences! The only case where it's usually pronounced as a falling-rising (dipping) tone is in isolation, such as when you say a single number (五, wǔ). It can also be pronounced like that when a single syllable is heavily stressed. Naturally, native speakers pronounce a word like 想要 (xiǎngyào) with a only a low tone on 想, but some teachers change their pronunciation to falling-rising (dipping) when they speak very slowly, as they sometimes do in a classroom, unaware that they normally don't say it like that. This can be very confusing for students! The third tone is quite complicated, so I have written a separate article about it here.
6. Chinese characters are composed of radicals
Radicals are the smaller parts in compound characters and are therefore the building blocks of Chinese. Learning radicals is important both for understanding and learning Chinese characters.
This is a misunderstanding of how Chinese characters work. Radical, or 部首 (bùshǒu, literally "section head"), refers to the headings of sections used in dictionaries to sort characters. For example, the radical in 样 (yàng, "appearance; shape") is 木 (mù, "tree"), which means that if you want to look this character up in a traditional dictionary, you will find it in the section labelled 木. In that character, 羊 (yáng, "sheep") is not the radical. You will therefore not find the character by going to 羊 in the dictionary. To summarise, radical is a function that one (and only one) component in a character has, and this function is related to dictionaries, not the actual composition of the characters.
So what are the building blocks of Chinese characters, then? Well, the building blocks are functional components, i.e. parts of a character that is there for a function (or that had a function when they were created). 木 and 羊 are both components, but they serve different functions in different characters. In 样, 木 is a meaning component (the full character originally referred to a fruit growing on a tree); 羊 is a sound component, meaning that it's there because of how it's pronounced (note that the pronunciation is the same, except the tone). Learn more about sound components here:
Phonetic components, part 1: The key to 80% of all Chinese characters
In other characters, these components can have other functions. Radicals are only important because many of them (but certainly not all) also happen to be common semantic components. Thus, if you learn the 100 most common radicals, you will learn components that are very common, but the fact that they are radicals is not important. For example, you do not need to learn which component is the radical in each character you learn. There are also many other components that are very common but are never used as radicals!
7. 小姐 (xiǎojiě) is suitable form of address for young women.
Or at least partly wrong, depending on where you are and exactly what you say. In Taiwan, 小姐 is indeed a suitable form of adress and can be used freely, for example when you want to call the attention of a young lady who just dropped her wallet on the metro. However, in Mainland China, 小姐 has the additional meaning of "prostitute", which makes it unsuitable as a form of adress. Not that it's as bad as some people claim (and perhaps people are more relaxed about it nowadays), but it's safer to stay away from it. If you add a family name in front of 小姐, it's always okay, so 王小姐 (Wáng xiǎojiě) is not a problem. If you want a neutral and polite form of address, you can use 女士 (nǚshì) . In Mainland China, 美女 (měinǚ) also works.
Bonus: 从来 (cónglái) can only be used negatively
This is something I've heard from many teachers and seen in many textbooks, saying in essence that 从来 can only be used to say thing that you have never done or that have never happened. This is wrong! Sentences like 我从来都买他们的东西 (wǒ cónglái dōu mǎi tāmen de dōngxi) are perfectly normal and quite common.
What were you taught that you later figured out was actually wrong?
I have probably missed some obvious candidates and I would be delighted if you left a comment with your examples of things you learnt in Chinese class, but later learnt were actually wrong! Please note that I don't mean merely "not used as much (or even at all)", I'm only interested in things that are actually wrong and/or seriously misleading.
Editor's note: I have removed a section about the usage of 不 (bù) without a verb from this article, not because it was wrong, but because it was difficult to come up with good examples and that it isn't really something I want to encourage learners to do. Instead, I have added a new section about radicals not being the building blocks of Chinese, which is probably both more widespread and has more of an impact on one's understanding of Chinese characters.
永鈞 says:
Regarding use 不 being used on its own to answer questions, I never heard this in Taiwan but when I left Taiwan I lived with a girl from Wuhan and heard it very often. At first it even sounded odd to me and I wasn't sure if it was a regional thing or something everyone in mainland China did.
As for Taiwanese Mandarin, my friend from Wuhan found 不會 very strange. You can use 不會 to answer questions where the 會 has no obvious meaning and is just being added because a single 不 sounds off to the ears of Taiwanese people. That's my guess. Taiwanese also add it to questions where it isn't really needed to soften the tone.
Maybe some other simplifications in how Chinese is thought could include neglecting to teach about topic prominent sentences that don't start with the subject like 袋子你要嗎 . Also utterances that just drop the subject will almost always be corrected by a Chinese teacher, even though conversationally it's quite common in Chinese. In Japanese as a second language education they teach that sentences without subjects are common, although it's even more common in Japanese than in Chinese so it's hard to avoid for them maybe.
Interesting that you mention regional differences for 不, which could very well be the main reason it took me so long to figure out that it could be used independently (having spent most of my time in Taiwan as well). I didn't mean this article to be about simplifications, but actual errors, but it seems there is probably call for another somewhat less polemic article about "things you were told are very straightforward, but actually aren't". Word order would be high on that list, including examples like the one you mentioned. Or native speakers saying things like 我明天去应该 or 气死我了你. Still, I think these are cases of benevolent obfuscation, meaning that I don't think the teacher or textbook should teach the full answer from the very start as that's not really helpful. Learn Subject-Verb-Object first, it makes things easier.
Richard Pohl says:
My Chinese mother-in-law always says 不是,pronounced in very strong accented Sichuan version (buse), and she seems to use it as a sort of universal "no". Did not hear others to use it so much as her, though.
Yes, that's perfectly normal and it's taught in most textbooks as well!
*Simplifications in how Chinese is taught. Excuse my poor English haha
I tried to address this in the article. These are not simplifications, or at least they are not only simplifications. I did acknowledge that simplifications are okay, even necessary. However, the things I mention here are actually wrong, not just a selected part of the truth meant to help students.
阿柯 says:
Liked the point about the third tone. It's definitely taught in a very different way to how it's actually used, and that caught me out for a long time!
I'd suggest 哈咯/哈喽 for casual greetings (I very rarely hear 哈罗 in Beijing, at least) and of course the very casual "干嘛去?"
(You have a small typo in point 1: 你九岁 instead of 你几岁).
I fixed the typo, thanks! I actually find myself saying 哈喽 in English (i.e. with the correct pronunciation in Mandarin, which is of course slightly different from an actual "hello"). I didn't realise I did this until someone who didn't speak Chinese pointed it out to me. 🙂
Linus says:
That there's no way to write 妳.
Harland says:
The part about 你好 makes me angry. The third tone even moreso. Why do textbooks lie like that? I thought they were written by professors, who know better!
Fearchar says:
Generally, the teaching of Mandarin is, er, very poor (to keep it polite). Most students are being ripped off. Just look at the amazing variety and sophistication of Japanese learning materials, or compare the effectiveness of informal Mandarin learning to see why – and don't even think of comparing Mandarin learning to that of major European languages: it will only make you depressed.
Adam Stout says:
Third tone is definitely the worst abuse of Chinese teaching…I teach middle school and high school Chinese and it actually hurts my credibility (in some students' eyes) when I teach them correctly, but the textbooks insist of a rising third tone. 麻烦!
Yeah, I know what you mean. I think it's fine when all students are new, but it gets weird sometimes when I teach a course where some of the students have actually studied some Chinese before. I prefer to not even mention the dipping for a while, but it's kind of unavoidable because they think you're just incompetent if you don't, since your way of teaching clashes with what they already know.
dianema says:
Really glad to see these comments, especially about the 3rd tone. I remember many years ago a teacher finally said to me to "just keep the low tone low" and suddenly my spoken Chinese was more comprehensible to native speakers.
This kind of article is really useful!
The point about family and friends not using 你好 , I guess, is similar to the fact that they generally don't need to say 谢谢, which is very strange for English-speakers, at least.
(A typo in the 2nd para: 'reigned' should be 'reined'.)
Yes, the 谢谢 thing is similar, but not the same. Note that what I'm complaining about here is that 你好 is incorrectly presented to students, which is not the case for 谢谢. It's not that 你好 is used less than you'd think, it's that it doesn't mean what it says it means, so the basic definition is incorrect. For 谢谢, there's nothing wrong with how it's described, but you're right that there is a cultural difference which results in much fewer 谢谢s being uttered in families, at least compared to what I would expect (not sure how Sweden compares to the US, for example).
As an aside, I think these cultural differences are very interesting, because they give rise to fairly difficult question. I mean, if you interact with the general public in a country, I think you're expected to follow the norms in that culture. But that's not really true for family. I mean, the fewer people are involved, the more each might compromise. You can't expect a billion Chinese to change their ways because of you, but you can kind of expect one Chinese person to do so and meet you half way (or one third or whatever). For example, I say 谢谢 to my wife quite often, although perhaps less than I would to my parents or siblings. She says 谢谢 to me too, but probably less than I do, but still more than she's used to. Interesting!
(I fixed the typo, thanks!)
I just learned yesterday that you don't always need 吗 or a question word/phrase (什么,对不对,呢等) to indicate a question. You can just use a rising intonation as in English. I had always been told (over ten years, multiple teachers, various textbooks) that you need a question indicator of some kind, but my current teacher is adamant that very often just a rising intonation is used without any question indicator, and is still perfectly correct. E.g. 你喜欢听音乐?
Good point! This, I think, qualifies as something relatively common that is actually incorrect (as you say). As a teacher, I think the reason you stress that a question word or particle is needed is because trying to teach intonation and tones at the same time is really, really hard. I mean, it's hard enough for most students to grasp tones, and then when you mix in intonation… well, that's just not something you want to do with beginners. Since it's much easier to stay with question words or particles, that's what teachers do. I do the same! Well-meant and reasonable obfuscation, in other words. 🙂
This is really great info Olle, and anyone who has struggled for years with learning Mandarin can appreciate the great way you have explained these misconceptions. 谢谢


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So why is this year's traffic expected to be worse than in the past?
"Combined, strong employment, rising incomes and higher consumer confidence bode well for the travel industry, in particular this Independence Day weekend," said Bill Sutherland, AAA senior vice president of Travel and Publishing, in a written statement.
Many U.S. travelers plan to drive – about 37.5 million people, or an increase of 2.9 percent from last year. That spike is fueled by cheaper gas. The national average price for gas is 4 cents less than this time last year. The national average price for a gallon of gas is $2.28, a historic low for the summer travel season.
As of Wednesday, the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in Washington state is $2.80, according to AAA.
Daily car rental rates are also lower, averaging $65. That's 14 percent less than last Independence Day.
Car rental searches in British Columbia are up 96 percent on travel website Kayak.com, with Vancouver, B.C., coming in as a top destination for those celebrating Canada's sesquicentennial, the 150th anniversary of a major milestone in the country's independence.
Meanwhile, AAA lists Vancouver as the No. 2 spot for U.S. tourists on the Fourth, with Seattle taking the No. 4 spot. So border wait times in Blaine – the third-busiest crossing on the northern U.S. border on any given day – could drag on for about an hour or more at times over the long weekend. Mondays at the end of a holiday weekend tend to be especially busy, warns the Canada Border Services Agency.
There are a few ways to check the lines at the border.
Travelers can view Washington state traffic cameras at wsdot.com/traffic/border. Or the province of British Columbia has a site with cameras and historical data. U.S. Customs and Border Protection lists current wait times in tables that show how many lanes are open at a given crossing.
Both the U.S. and Canada border agencies have phone apps for wait times, too.


The inspirational lyrics, rhythms and sounds of Native Deen will light up Atlanta in January.
The popular performing group will bring its unique fusion of Hip Hop and Rhythm and Blues flavors combined with the message of Islam to Georgia Tech's Ferst Center on January 25, 2009 as part of a fundraising concert for SHARE Atlanta Inc.
Native Deen has emerged as one of the leading Islamic Nasheed groups worldwide since its inception eight years ago. The group's music and positive messages have inspired fans across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and even Australia.
Toward that end, several other organizations are actively promoting this event including, but not limited to, the Muslim Students Association (MSA) Atlanta Council; Al-Risala Institute, an organization that provides Islamic Education and formal Arabic training based in Stone Mountain, GA.; Community Youth and the Muslim Inter-Scholastic Tournament (MIST) Atlanta.
Proceeds from the concert will go towards the purchase of a facility for SHARE Atlanta: Services for Human Advancement and Resource Enhancement and the start-up of the organization's Healthy Marriage and Community Re-entry Initiatives.
SHARE Atlanta is an affiliate of the Muslim Alliance of North America, a national network of masjids, Muslim organizations and individuals committed to work together to address the social, economic and spiritual needs within the Muslim community. The SHARE Center is the organizational vehicle for implementing MANA's agenda in local areas.
SHARE Centers are social service and advocacy institutions, which serve the physical, spiritual and mental health needs of the Muslim community and the neighborhoods in which they reside. These centers provide two types of services: referrals to other agencies to address the needs of individuals and direct services administered by the SHARE Center.
The Marriage Initiative is a program designed to help masjids and Muslim communities build and maintain healthy marriages through consultation with Muslims with expertise and experience in issues of marriage and divorce. The objective is to develop model guidelines, procedures, material and training for all aspects of marriage and divorce.
The goal of the Community Re-entry project is to decrease the rate at which Muslims return to prison and to help ex-offenders become contributing members to the Muslim community and society in general.
More information about Native Deen can be found at www.nativedeen.com. Tickets for the concert are $25/students and $30/general admission and are available at www.ferstcenter.gatech.edu, Box Office 404-894-9600, and from members of the promotion team.


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Worship and Warfare: Making Grendel and the Devil Cranky…through Song
Worship is a weapon, and singing is powerful. It's true.
Many Christians today have no idea of the power inherent in singing God's praises and thanking Him corporately. For Old Testament Israel, God required that they feast! That is, He required that they celebrate and make merry as they wage a full-scale war on gods of this world, and that's what happens when we sing.
In Omnibus II, we have been reading the famous epic poem Beowulf. In it, the poet describes the villain Grendel (descended from Cain) in grand style, and particularly what makes him so grumpy. His language reflects an awareness of the relationship between good and evil that escapes many of us today:
Then a powerful demon, a prowler through the dark,
nursed a hard grievance. It harrowed him
to hear the din of the loud banquet
every day in the hall, the harp being struck
and the clear song of a skilled poet
telling with mastery of man's beginnings,
how the Almighty had made the earth
a gleaming plain girdled with waters;
in His splendor He set the sun and the moon
to be earth's lamplight, lanterns for men,
and filled the broad lap of the world
with branches and leaves; and quickened life
in every other thing that moved.
You read that right: What maddens Grendel above all else is the merriment coming from the mead-hall and the singing! And more specifically, he hates the singing about God and His creative work.
And though Grendel is a fictitious monster, he represents devilish creatures everywhere, including the prince of darkness himself. Our enemy hates the God of Heaven, and hates all those who are made in His image. He hates it when we are happy and he hates it when we declare to the world His goodness. He hates it when we celebrate His works and he hates it when we proclaim His word.
And we can do all of this in our singing. We sing words like these:
The prince of darkness grim,
We tremble not for him;
His rage we can endure,
For lo, his doom is sure:
One little word shall fell Him.
(A Mighty Fortress is Our God, verse 3)
And when we do sing like this, we can be sure that the enemy is "nursing a hard grievance." May we bear in mind that our worship is warfare.
A Yuletide Hat Tip to Herodotus…Courtesy of CS Lewis
Featured prominently in the first semester Omnibus I curriculum is Herodotus' Histories (of the Persian War). It's a fantastic read in its own right, though some parts are certainly easier to get excited about than others.
The majority of Histories reads like an ethnography of the various people groups that comprise the Persian Empire and, later on, the million-man Persian army that fights the Greeks (and their Western allies) so famously at places like Thermopylae, Marathon, and Salamis.
Well, Herodotus has a distinct writing style that grows on the reader. And in this style, CS Lewis published a fantastic satire in December 1954 that is perspective-aligning in its own right, but is guaranteed to elicit a smirk from any who are familiar with Herodotus. For your benefit, I've pasted it below. Read. Enjoy. And merry, merry Christmas.
Xmas and Christmas: A Lost Chapter from Herodotus
by C. S. Lewis
And beyond this there lies in the ocean, turned towards the west and north, the island of Niatirb which Hecataeus indeed declares to be the same size and shape as Sicily, but it is larger, though in calling it triangular a man would not miss the mark. It is densely inhabited by men who wear clothes not very different from the other barbarians who occupy the north western parts of Europe though they do not agree with them in language. These islanders, surpassing all the men of whom we know in patience and endurance, use the following customs.
In the middle of winter when fogs and rains most abound they have a great festival which they call Exmas and for fifty days they prepare for it in the fashion I shall describe. First of all, every citizen is obliged to send to each of his friends and relations a square piece of hard paper stamped with a picture, which in their speech is called an Exmas-card. But the pictures represent birds sitting on branches, or trees with a dark green prickly leaf, or else men in such garments as the Niatirbians believe that their ancestors wore two hundred years ago riding in coaches such as their ancestors used, or houses with snow on their roofs. And the Niatirbians are unwilling to say what these pictures have to do with the festival; guarding (as I suppose) some sacred mystery. And because all men must send these cards the marketplace is filled with the crowd of those buying them, so that there is great labour and weariness.
But having bought as many as they suppose to be sufficient, they return to their houses and find there the like cards which others have sent to them. And when they find cards from any to whom they also have sent cards, they throw them away and give thanks to the gods that this labour at least is over for another year. But when they find cards from any to whom they have not sent, then they beat their breasts and wail and utter curses against the sender; and, having sufficiently lamented their misfortune, they put on their boots again and go out into the fog and rain and buy a card for him also. And let this account suffice about Exmas-cards.
They also send gifts to one another, suffering the same things about the gifts as about the cards, or even worse. For every citizen has to guess the value of the gift which every friend will send to him so that he may send one of equal value, whether he can afford it or not. And they buy as gifts for one another such things as no man ever bought for himself. For the sellers, understanding the custom, put forth all kinds of trumpery, and whatever, being useless and ridiculous, they have been unable to sell throughout the year they now sell as an Exmas gift. And though the Niatirbians profess themselves to lack sufficient necessary things, such as metal, leather, wood and paper, yet an incredible quantity of these things is wasted every year, being made into the gifts.
But during these fifty days the oldest, poorest, and most miserable of the citizens put on false beards and red robes and walk about the market-place; being disguised (in my opinion) as Cronos. And the sellers of gifts no less than the purchaser's become pale and weary, because of the crowds and the fog, so that any man who came into a Niatirbian city at this season would think some great public calamity had fallen on Niatirb. This fifty days of preparation is called in their barbarian speech the Exmas Rush.
But when the day of the festival comes, then most of the citizens, being exhausted with the Rush, lie in bed till noon. But in the evening they eat five times as much supper as on other days and, crowning themselves with crowns of paper, they become intoxicated. And on the day after Exmas they are very grave, being internally disordered by the supper and the drinking and reckoning how much they have spent on gifts and on the wine. For wine is so dear among the Niatirbians that a man must swallow the worth of a talent before he is well intoxicated.
Such, then, are their customs about the Exmas. But the few among the Niatirbians have also a festival, separate and to themselves, called Crissmas, which is on the same day as Exmas. And those who keep Crissmas, doing the opposite to the majority of the Niatirbians, rise early on that day with shining faces and go before sunrise to certain temples where they partake of a sacred feast. And in most of the temples they set out images of a fair woman with a new-born Child on her knees and certain animals and shepherds adoring the Child. (The reason of these images is given in a certain sacred story which I know but do not repeat.)
But I myself conversed with a priest in one of these temples and asked him why they kept Crissmas on the same day as Exmas; for it appeared to me inconvenient. But the priest replied, "It is not lawful, O stranger, for us to change the date of Chrissmas, but would that Zeus would put it into the minds of the Niatirbians to keep Exmas at some other time or not to keep it at all. For Exmas and the Rush distract the minds even of the few from sacred things. And we indeed are glad that men should make merry at Crissmas; but in Exmas there is no merriment left." And when I asked him why they endured the Rush, he replied, "It is, O Stranger, a racket"; using (as I suppose) the words of some oracle and speaking unintelligibly to me (for a racket is an instrument which the barbarians use in a game called tennis).
But what Hecataeus says, that Exmas and Crissmas are the same, is not credible. For first, the pictures which are stamped on the Exmas-cards have nothing to do with the sacred story which the priests tell about Crissmas. And secondly, the most part of the Niatirbians, not believing the religion of the few, nevertheless send the gifts and cards and participate in the Rush and drink, wearing paper caps. But it is not likely that men, even being barbarians, should suffer so many and great things in honour of a god they do not believe in. And now, enough about Niatirb.


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Did you know? Bill Evans Harmony Jazz & Blues Music
Bill Evans (1929-1980), american jazz pianist and composer, Solo Sessions I-II (with sheet music download)
Bill Evans (1929-1980), american jazz pianist and composer, Solo Sessions I-II Download the sheet music transcriptions here.
Bill Evans, William John Evans (August 16, 1929 – September 15, 1980) was an American jazz pianist and composer who mostly played in trios. His use of impressionist harmony, inventive interpretation of traditional jazz repertoire, block chords, and trademark rhythmically independent, "singing" melodic lines continue to influence jazz pianists today.
Born in Plainfield, New Jersey, in 1929, he was classically trained at Southeastern Louisiana University and the Mannes School of Music, where he majored in composition and received the Artist Diploma. In 1955, he moved to New York City, where he worked with bandleader and theorist George Russell. In 1958, Evans joined Miles Davis's sextet, which in 1959, then immersed in modal jazz, recorded Kind of Blue, the best-selling jazz album of all time. During that time, Evans was also playing with Chet Baker for the album Chet.
In late 1959, Evans left the Miles Davis band and began his career as a leader, with bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Paul Motian, a group now regarded as a seminal modern jazz trio. In 1961, ten days after finishing an engagement at the New York Village Vanguard jazz club, LaFaro died in a car accident.
After months of seclusion, Evans re-emerged with a new trio, featuring bassist Chuck Israels. In 1963, Evans recorded Conversations with Myself, a solo album using the unconventional technique of overdubbing over himself. In 1966, he met bassist Eddie Gómez, with whom he would work for eleven years. Many of Evans's compositions, such as "Waltz for Debby", have become standards, played and recorded by many artists.
Evans was honored with 31 Grammy nominations and seven awards, and was inducted into the Down Beat Jazz Hall of Fame.
The Solo Sessions, Vol. 1 is an album by jazz pianist Bill Evans, released in 1989. Evans recorded The Solo Sessions, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 at the same session, on January 10, 1963 and the tracks were originally released as part of Bill Evans: The Complete Riverside Recordings in 1984. The Bill Evans Memorial Library states these sessions were never intended for release.
The Solo Sessions, Vol. 2 is an album by jazz pianist Bill Evans, released in 1992. Evans recorded The Solo Sessions, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 at the same session, on January 10, 1963. The Bill Evans Memorial Library states these sessions were never intended for release. Personnel: Bill Evans (p) Released: 1989, 1992 Recorded: January 24, 1963 Label: Milestone M-9170, MCD 9195-2 Producer: Orrin Keepnews.
Vol I: 0:00 "What Kind of Fool Am I?" [Take 1] (Bricusse, Newley) 6:17 "Medley: My Favorite Things/Easy to Love/Baubles, Bangles, & Beads" (Borodin, Wright, Forrest) 18:51 "When I Fall in Love" (Heyman, Young) 21:52 "Medley: Spartacus Love Theme/Nardis" (Alex North) 30:27 "Everything Happens to Me" (Adair, Dennis) 36:15 "April in Paris" (Duke, E. Y. Harburg)
Vol II: 42:06 "All the Things You Are" (Hammerstein II, Kern) 51:14 "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" (Coots, Gillespie) 55:53 "I Loves You Porgy" (Gershwin, Gershwin, Heyward) 1:01:44 "What Kind of Fool Am I?" [Take 2] (Bricusse, Newley) 1:08:31 "Love Is Here to Stay" (Gershwin, Gershwin) 1:12:33 "Ornithology" (Harris, Parker) 1:18:08 "Medley: Autumn in New York/How About You?" (Duke, Freed, Lane) You can find many Bill Evans solo transcriptions and compositions sheet music in our open Library, including the great analysis book "The Harmony of Bill Evans", by Jack Reilly.
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package com.hazelcast.config;

import com.hazelcast.config.cp.RaftAlgorithmConfig;
import com.hazelcast.test.HazelcastParallelClassRunner;
import com.hazelcast.test.HazelcastTestSupport;
import com.hazelcast.test.annotation.ParallelJVMTest;
import com.hazelcast.test.annotation.QuickTest;
import nl.jqno.equalsverifier.EqualsVerifier;
import nl.jqno.equalsverifier.Warning;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.experimental.categories.Category;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;

@RunWith(HazelcastParallelClassRunner.class)
@Category({QuickTest.class, ParallelJVMTest.class})
public class RaftAlgorithmConfigTest extends HazelcastTestSupport {
    @Test
    public void testEqualsAndHashCode() {
        assumeDifferentHashCodes();
        EqualsVerifier.forClass(RaftAlgorithmConfig.class)
                .usingGetClass()
                .allFieldsShouldBeUsed()
                .suppress(Warning.NONFINAL_FIELDS)
                .verify();
    }
}