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East Haven, Connecticut – Small-town life near the city
With a population of close to 30,000, East Haven, Connecticut, is a large town that is part of the Greater New Haven area. The township is 35 miles from Hartford, 82 miles from New York City, and 99 miles from Providence, making it possible to commute to larger centers for work.
East Haven's proximity to New Haven and Yale University also provides plenty of employment opportunities for professionals in the region. Other neighboring communities include Branford, North Branford, and North Haven.
Buying a home in East Haven, Connecticut, puts you in a suburban community that sits on Long Island Sound and features a lake, parks, and plenty of activities while still being close to the action of the city. It's truly the best of both worlds, and worth considering for those who want a little bit of everything in their lives.
The neighborhoods of East Haven
Foxon is the northernmost part of East Haven and is its largest residential neighborhood. The community is full of large subdivisions, and also features restaurants, schools, shopping venues, parks, churches, and everything else needed in everyday life.
The south end of East Haven is called Momauguin, a bustling area with restaurants, schools, Farm River State Park, and East Haven Town Beach. This section gets busy in the summer because of its proximity to the ocean and the region's marinas.
North End is a small residential community just outside of the downtown core. It's mostly houses here, but there is a brewery and a couple of restaurants, as well. The lots in this neighborhood tend to be private because of the trees.
High Ridge is mostly residential, although you'll also find a couple of shops, a large park, and a school in the neighborhood. This community is on the northeast side of town and backs onto the Lake Saltonstall Recreation Area. As a result, there is plenty of tree cover throughout the area.
The Center is the downtown area in East Haven. This neighborhood is the town's central commercial hub, with plenty of dining and shopping options just off the Governor John Davis Lodge Turnpike and on Main Street. There is also a large residential area in The Center, along with schools, museums, and access to the Tweed New Haven Airport.
East Haven, CT's history
The area that is now East Haven was settled initially in 1638 when a group of Puritans left the Massachusetts Bay Colony in hopes of setting up a new community. At that time, the region was inhabited by the Quinnipiac tribe, who sold some of their lands in exchange for protection from the Pequot tribe.
The region was renamed Newhaven in 1640, becoming the headquarters of the New Haven Colony, which would merge with the Connecticut Colony in 1664. At this time, East Haven was called Iron Works Village.
In 1707, Iron Works Village was granted its petition for township and changed its name to East Haven. However, some issues splitting the land with New Haven caused a delay in the town separating.
Finally, in 1785, East Haven became a town, a status that remains to this day.
Sites and attractions in East Haven, Connecticut
Buying real estate in East Haven, CT, means living close to history. The town is home to three sites on the National Register of Historic Places:
East Haven Green Historic District
First Congregational Church of East Haven
The Shore Line Trolley Museum
East Haven Green is particularly interesting because a Civil War cannon makes its permanent home there.
When spending time outdoors, you'll have the Lake Saltonstall Recreation Area, which is excellent for boating and fishing, Peters Rock Park, a popular hiking area, and East Haven Town Beach, which is right on Long Island Sound. There's another beach at Lighthouse Point Park and a marina in Farm River State Park.
Finding a home to buy in East Haven
East Haven is an excellent place to live because it provides a small-town way of life but is close to numerous large cities. Very few sites in Coastal Connecticut provide an oceanfront lifestyle while being less than two hours from New York City, but that's precisely what East Haven provides.
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When covering design and construction services in St. Louis, we've noticed that there's a definite desire among homeowners at the moment to balance classic and traditional design concepts with modern technology. There's nothing more comforting than a classic kitchen that really makes you feel like you're traveling back in time. Here's how to design your own kitchen to have that traditional feel – without looking too dated.
Go for a simple color scheme.
When deciding on colors for your kitchen, you actually don't want to go with anything too bright or bold, as this can make your space look dated if it isn't done impeccably. Instead, think about classic whites, greys, or beiges, or think about soft colors like blue or green. These colors look sophisticated and classic and will really withstand the test of time.
A great focal point of a classic kitchen is a tile backsplash behind the counters. This detail really steals the show because it makes the kitchen look sleek and glamorous without being too over the top. Subway tiles are particularly trendy right now, but you could also opt for smaller, darker tiles or different shapes. JT McDermott home remodeling services can be of great assistance.
Install accessories that really catch the eye.
Instead of having tons of accessories and decor pieces everywhere, try adding just a few focal points throughout the kitchen that will really transform the space to fit your style. For example, a classic vase with flowers or bowl of fruit in the middle of your island makes your space look much more homey and gives it personality without going overboard, and really maintains the charm that an older kitchen would have. Traditional artwork that fits in your color scheme is also a good touch to have here.
Make sure your lighting is warm and cozy.
The lighting in your space should make it feel welcoming and homey. A nice warm glow is ideal, so be sure to install hanging pendant lights or even wall sconces instead of recessed lighting, which tends to be a bit harsh. You can also add candles to your counters and tables to make it the lighting even more romantic.


The Jeep J10 J-Series pickup truck was produced by AMC from 1974 to 1983 and featured the Honcho, Golden Eagle and 10-4 trim packages. An older version, the Gladiator, was manufactured from 1963 to 1973 and is virtually identical to the subsequent J-Series pickups. All trucks shared the same body work of the Jeep Wagoneer and Cherokee from the cab forward, and were offered with step-side or traditional slab-sided bodies.
The Gladiator was not classified as a J10 but a J-Series 200, 300, 2000, 3000 and 4000. It was identical to the post-1973 J10 models.
The Honcho, Golden Eagle and 10-4 were never model names for the J10, although the Honcho designation ultimately became the J10's common moniker.
The J10 was offered with a 7-foot bed on a 119-inch wheelbase or an 8-foot box on a 131-inch wheelbase.
The more obscure J10 was the 1970s trendy 10-4 model, which made the most of the CB trucker craze of the era. It was named for the "10-4" trucker sign-off and equipped with an optional CB radio and trucker style body graphics.
The J10 was offered with extensive pin-stripping, bold graphics, a roll bar and even an interior clothed in Levi's jeans.
Late in its production run, the J10 was using a General Motors steering column, Ford air conditioning, a Motorcraft ignition, a Chrysler transmission and Chevrolet transmission mounts.


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Q: WPF MVVM: How to get data from delegate in receiving viewmodel? I have an app that needs certain data to be "global" as it needs to be accessible from any page. Because the app is view-first, I decided to use a messenger to pass this global data from viewmodel to viewmodel since I can't pass it in the constructors. I've managed to pass the data to a second viewmodel, but the problem is that I can't figure out how to actually access and use it.
Here's the code first:
Page1 ViewModel
public class Page1ViewModel : ObservableObject
{
    // Delegate declaration
    public delegate void SendDeviceEventHandler(object source, DeviceEventArgs e);
    public event SendDeviceEventHandler SendDeviceEvent;

    // Command to Send Data
    public RelayCommand SendDataToPage2 { get; set; }

    // Ctor
    public Page1ViewModel()
    {
        Device = new DeviceModel("SP-2", "Super Processor");
        SendDataToPage2 = new RelayCommand(SendDataToPg2);
    }

    // Command Method sends data to pg2VM
    private void SendDataToPg2(object obj)
    {
        this.SendDeviceEvent += Page2ViewModel.GetDevice;
        OnSendDevice(Device);
    }

    protected virtual void OnSendDevice(DeviceModel device)
    {
        if (SendDeviceEvent != null)
            SendDeviceEvent(this, new DeviceEventArgs() { DeviceToSend = device });
    }

    private DeviceModel _device;
    public DeviceModel Device
    {
        get { return _device; }
        set
        {
            _device = value;
            RaisePropertyChanged();
        }
    }
}

// Lets us send type "Device" as arg
public class DeviceEventArgs : EventArgs
{
    public DeviceModel DeviceToSend { get; set; }
}

Page2 ViewModel
public class Page2ViewModel : ObservableObject
{
    private DeviceModel device {get; set;}
    // Ctor
    public Page2ViewModel()
    {
       Device = device;  // <- doesn't work
    }

    // Receive our data here
    public static void GetDevice(object source, DeviceEventArgs e)
    {
        device = new DeviceModel("","");
        device = e.DeviceToSend;
        Trace.WriteLine(device.Name);  // <- Correct Data is here
    }

    private static DeviceModel _device;
    public static DeviceModel Device
    {
        get { return _device; }
        set
        {
            _device = value;
            RaiseStaticPropertyChanged(EventArgs.Empty);
        }
    }
}

I'd like to be able to use the sent data as if it was created in Pg2VM, just like how we could use the public Device to bind to and modify. The code above shows my last attempt, but I've tried many more including using the property Device directly in GetDevice. That will correctly set the data with a Trace.WriteLine but I can't bind to Device, it's always null.
How can we make that work?
There's something else I'm concerned about which may be the actual issue. To switch views, I use a Click event in a button to call the NavigationService, and the view will then instantiate the viewmodel via setting the DataContext. In that same button I use the Command to activate the messenger to send the data.
If we subscribe to the message the normal way, we have to use something like this:
Page2ViewModel pg2 = new Page2ViewModel();
this.SendDeviceEvent += pg2.GetDevice;

This would then result in 2 instances of Pg2VM and wouldn't work. Instead, I made the subscriber static to avoid this but it feels like bad practice:
// In Page1VM
// Command Method sends data to pg2VM
private void SendDataToPg2(object obj)
{
    this.SendDeviceEvent += Page2ViewModel.GetDevice;
    OnSendDevice(Device);
}

// In Page2VM
// Receive our data here
public static void GetDevice(object source, DeviceEventArgs e)
{
    device = new DeviceModel("","");
    device = e.DeviceToSend;
}

Is this bad to do? Is there a better approach to sending data in a view-first app than what I'm doing?

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Q: Swift 3 replace words in String, checking against values in array Let's say I have a variable of type String holding a single String. In this string, there are 1 or more words. I also have an array of Strings. I want to check the String against the array, looking for, and replacing words found in the array.
For instance, the word "able" is in the array. The word "able" is also in the String variable. I want the word able replaced with the "+" character.
I've tried like this:
//stopWords = array of Strings / keywords = String variable
for words in stopWords {
        keywordsFormatted = keywords.replacingOccurrences(of: words, with: "+", options: .regularExpression, range: nil)
}

and that doesn't change anything. I've also tried in a while loop, and a few other ways that I don't even care to recall right now lol. Any help is appreciated

A: Given
let stopWords = ["red", "green", "blue"]
let keywords = "The sky is blue not green"

let's create a set
let stopWordsSet = Set(stopWords)

and finally let's solve the problem
let result = keywords
    .components(separatedBy: " ")
    .map { stopWordsSet.contains($0) ? "+" : $0 }
    .joined(separator: " ")

Oh... and lets test it
print(result) // The sky is + not +

Please note this solution is case sensitive. Furthermore it will not work is words in keywords are not delimited by spaces. E.g. "The sky is blue, not green" will not work properly because of the ,.

Addendum from Adrian:
If you want to update the textField, just use didSet, like so:
var keywords = "The sky is blue not green" {
    didSet {
        // if keywords is not empty, set the myTextField.text to keywords
        if !keywords.characters.isEmpty {
            myTextField.text = keywords
        }
    }
}


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Trending News 1 1 Dhoni's T20 World Cup inclusion rests on IPL performance, says Shastri. Having been on sabbatical since India's semi-final exit at the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2019, MS Dhoni will now have to take the IPL route back to the Indian side, ahead of next year's T20 World Cup in Australia.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) today confirmed the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in Australia 2020 has been postponed due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic Media release 20 Jul 20 ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020 is the most watched ICC One of the best sports games to play, Cricket World Cup is definitely a fun treat for all cricket enthusiasts. Trying out this free online sport will allow you to show your love towards cricket! Join us today to make your country win in the widely known tournament of Cricket World Cup 19! Cricket World Cup is a cool cricket sports game where you compete for the World Cup! Choose the country you want to represent and score as many points as possible to defeat all your rivals. Be sure to hit your target in order to claim the victory! by Cricket World Thursday 9 July 2020 ©ACC The Executive Board of the ACC has met on multiple occasions to evaluate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Asia Cup tournament scheduled in T20 World Cup 2020 live online Crictime . Crictime will be providing live cricket streaming during the mega cricket tournament of T20 World Cup 2020. This year, T20 World Cup will be held in Australia from 18th October 2020 to 15th September 2020. A total of 16 teams will battle in the seventh season of T20 World Cup to claim the world T20 title.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) today confirmed the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in Australia 2020 has been postponed due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic Media release 20 Jul 20 ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020 is the most watched ICC
Feb 23, 2020 · ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020 Points Table Updated. England W vs South Africa W, ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020 Match 4 Free Live Telecast (TV Channels in India) Star Sports is the official broadcaster of ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2020 and will bring the live coverage of all 48 matches. Start watching 2020 ICC Women's T20 World Cup Cricket online on Sling TV. Stream hit shows, movies & more from top channels - live and on demand. 'Let the T20 World Cup go to hell': Shoaib Akhtar points fingers at ICC, BCCI over favouritism - The former PAK pacer recently threw significant shade towards the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for the postponement of 2020 T20 World Cup during an interview over on YouTube.
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MontroseAccess Prepare for New Era in Disability Support
Posted February 19th, 2015 by BTP Admin
MontroseAccess made a momentous move late last year to their new premises at BTP Westlink Green, readying for the Government's disability reforms, which will see a change in the landscape of disability support in Queensland.
The not-for-profit organisation moved from their Consort Street location in Corinda after 76 years at the site. CEO Linda Apelt said the decision was a strategic one. "By modernising our facilities and resources, reducing costs and locating ourselves in a growth area, MontroseAccess will be better able to continue the excellent standard of care which we are known for throughout Queensland."
Their move comes at the same time as changes to the National Disability Insurance Agency, which will see a shift in the way disability support is offered to the community, and will allow people with disability and their families' greater choice and control over support services.
"This is a major milestone in our history and will enable MontroseAccess to grow and be in the best position for the introduction of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) in 2016," Ms. Apelt said.
"The new state-of-the-art headquarters features a range of cleverly designed amenities and décor to provide greater support for our staff and clients.
"It is located close to public transport with all-ability access and major road networks to enable clients, families, staff and supporters to easily reach and park at the new HQ. We are well-positioned to provide high quality service to young Queenslanders with a disability for decades to come."
Despite the positives, the Consort Street location will be missed by staff and clients. "The site at Corinda has been vital to creating MontroseAccess as it is today. Whilst we are sad to leave this landmark site, our future at Darra is brighter because having a purpose built site will mean a whole new experience for our young clients, families and staff."
The organisation made sure that the old site was commemorated, throwing a party to celebrate the sale of their historic site and 80 years of caring for generations of children with disability. "Former clients, carers and staff from across Queensland were invited to join the party, witness the preparation of a time capsule on our historic site and provide photos or memorabilia for inclusion in the capsule for preservation."
A memorial stone has also been placed in the foyer of their new premises. "The stone is a foundation stone from the original building at Corinda in 1937. It is a historic reminder of the 76 years that Montrose has spent at Consort Street."
But with every new beginning, there are challenges, and Ms. Apelt explained that despite government funding, community assistance is still very much needed and welcomed. "Our biggest challenge is to fund the gap between government funding, which we appreciate receiving, and the high level of service we provide. We very much rely on and value the support of the community."
MontroseAccess is not letting any obstacles get in their way though, the organisation already has big plans for the future. "There are exciting changes ahead for us as an organisation in the next few years, including building a special Respite Centre on the Gold Coast in 2015, with the support of a major donor," Ms. Apelt said.
For more information on MontroseAccess and how the community can help fund their support services, visit: http://www.montrose.org.au/
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INS Arihant's Success Fitting Response To Nuclear Blackmail: PM Modi
Tuesday, November 06, 2018 by Indian Defence News
PM Narendra Modi said INS Arihant completed its first deterrence patrol. PM Modi said INS Arihant is ''a fitting response" to nuclear blackmail. INS Arihant, a 6,000-tonne submarine, completes India's nuclear triad
India's first nuclear ballistic missile submarine, INS Arihant, has become fully operational, completing the country's nuclear triad. With the 6,000-tonne submarine in its arsenal, India will be able to strike deep inside China's territory, which otherwise cannot be reached by short-ranged land-based missile.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced today that the submarine has completed its first deterrence patrol. He thanked the crew of INS Arihant for achieving the feat. "In an era such as this, a credible nuclear deterrence is the need of the hour. The success of INS Arihant gives a fitting response to those who indulge in nuclear blackmail," he said.
A nuclear ballistic missile submarine is a huge strategic asset due to its ability to remain under water for long duration, which gives it an element of stealth. The submarine can fire city-destroying missiles from a safe distance without getting detected.
PM Modi's cabinet colleagues have congratulated the armed forces for achieving the nuclear triad.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said it was a day of great pride for 130 crore Indians. "India achieves the nuclear triad with the first successful INS Arihant's deterrence patrol. Today is the day of great pride for 130 crore Indians and our armed forces," he wrote on Twitter.
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman wrote on Twitter that India joined the elite club of countries that can design, construct and operate nuclear submarines. She lauded PM Modi for his leadership.
Home Minister Rajnath Singh also congratulated Indian sailors for achieving the nuclear triad.
BJP President Amit Shah also congratulated PM Modi, saying under his leadership country's strategic and economic position got enhanced.
INS Arihant was under development for three decades under a highly classified programme. It comes under the direct control of the Nuclear Command Authority headed by PM Modi. Having successfully completed the deterrence patrol, the INS Arihant can now be considered a fully functional underwater ballistic missile delivery platform.
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Political Chatter: Kerry defends prisoner transfer, but lawmakers remain skeptical
By CNN's Leigh Ann Caldwell
In an interview that aired Sunday on CNN, Secretary of State John Kerry defended the transfer of five Taliban detainees from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in exchange for U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, but even a leading Democratic senator raised questions about the administration's handling of the case.
Nearly five years after he disappeared in Afghanistan, Bergdahl has ignited a political controversy, with some members of Congress in an uproar over the terms of his release by the Taliban and the secrecy surrounding it.
We'll get you up to speed on the latest in Washington with a roundup of all things political:
Filed under: Bowe Bergdahl • Dianne Feinstein • Hillary Clinton • John McCain • Mike Rogers • Saxby Chambliss
Senate Republican: Swapped prisoners will carry out additional attacks
CNN's Dana Davidsen
(CNN) - Sen. Saxby Chambliss believes the Guantanamo Taliban detainees swapped for Bowe Bergdahl will reenter the terror fray.
In an interview Tuesday with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, Chambliss, the top Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee, called the detainees "high-level individuals" with ties to al Qaeda as well as Mullah Mohammed Omar, who is credited with creating the Taliban.
Filed under: Al Qaeda • President Obama • Saxby Chambliss • Senate Republicans
Casey: GOP has no plan for health care
Sen. Bob Casey says the GOP wants to repeal Obamacare but offers no solution. Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss disagrees.
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Senate intelligence leaders say phone surveillance is 'lawful'
(CNN) - The top Democrat and Republican on the Senate Select Committee On Intelligence said Thursday the government's top-secret court order to obtain phone records on millions of Americans was "lawful" and Congress had been briefed on the issue.
"As far as I know this is the exact three month renewal of what has been the case for the past seven years. This renewal is carried out by the [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] court under the business records section of the Patriot Act," Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who chairs the intelligence committee, told reporters in the Senate gallery. "Therefore it is lawful. It has been briefed to Congress."
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What Chambliss told Obama after hitting hole-in-one
CNN Senior Congressional Producer Ted Barrett
Washington (CNN) – Hitting a hole-in-one is a rare achievement for any golfer. What's even rarer is a hole-in-one during a round with the president of the United States.
"It was pretty special," Sen. Saxby Chambliss said of his feat, which took place during a Monday game with President Barack Obama and two other senators.
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Chambliss shoots hole-in-one during Obama outreach round
CNN White House Producer Adam Aigner-Treworgy
Washington (CNN) - In another attempt at bipartisan outreach, President Barack Obama joined three of the best golfers in the United States Senate for a bipartisan round of golf on Monday.
The foursome included Colorado Democrat Mark Udall and Tennessee Republican Bob Corker, who were ranked as the top two golfers in Congress by Golf Digest as part of its 2011 list of Washington's Top 150 Golfers. At the time, both Udall and Corker had a handicap around two.
Filed under: Bob Corker • Mark Udall • President Obama • Saxby Chambliss
Should Boston bombing suspect get a Miranda warning? Debate follows Friday capture
CNN's Gregory Wallace
(CNN) - As Boston celebrated the capture of a suspect in the marathon bombings Friday night, a debate erupted in Washington over whether military or civilian law would best handle Dzhokar Tsarnaev.
"This guy didn't rob a liquor store. He wasn't working for the Mafia," Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, said Saturday on Fox News. "My God, they were at war with us, we need to be at war within our values and within our laws."
Filed under: John McCain • Lindsey Graham • Massachusetts • Peter King • President Obama • Saxby Chambliss
Republicans divided on filibuster front
CNN's Ashley Killough
(CNN) - The Republican Party appears split over whether to block gun legislation in the Senate.
While more than a dozen GOP senators have stated they plan to block the proposed bill from proceeding, a number of Republicans are saying the public deserves to hear debate over the legislation. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has also vowed to oppose the bill as it now stands.
Filed under: Gun control • Gun rights • Johnny Isakson • Peter King • Rudy Giuliani • Saxby Chambliss • Senate
Georgia Rep. Paul Broun to run for Senate
(CNN) - The 2014 Senate race in Georgia has its first candidate.
Republican Rep. Paul Broun announced Wednesday he's running for the seat currently held by retiring GOP Sen. Saxby Chambliss, who announced last month he's not seeking re-election.
Filed under: Georgia • Saxby Chambliss • Senate
Washington gridlock linked to social funk
CNN's Dan Merica
Washington (CNN) - In his retirement announcement, Republican Sen. Saxby Cambliss cited "the dearth of meaningful action from Congress" as one reason for not seeking re-election next year.
"The debt-ceiling debacle of 2011 and the recent fiscal-cliff vote showed Congress at its worst and, sadly, I don't see the legislative gridlock and partisan posturing improving anytime soon," the Capitol Hill veteran said in a statement.
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From the Grind Up is an independent coffee shop located in beautiful downtown Fort Frances. We have two house roasts daily as well as a loose leaf tea bar, full espresso bar, breakfast and lunch menus, homemade soups, homemade baking and free WiFi. We frequently hold events such as Open Mic Nights as well as host business meetings, concerts, and other local events.
The location at 122 Scott Street has been in the Morelli family since 1975. Formally the Pizza Connection, 122 Scott Street has gone through a number of changes since then, the most recent being in 2013 with "From the Grind Up." Still in the Morelli family, 122 Scott Street has become a vibrant hub for the town of Fort Frances hosting local events and bringing together community members. The Morelli family has been in Fort Frances for 3 generations and have had a number of successful businesses in the community.


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The Earth began to form from the solar dust cloud into a spherical planet around 4.6 billion years ago. It was very hot, and liquid water could not form. The atmosphere would have been an unbreathable mixture of hydrogen cyanide (HCN), carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen (N2), hydrogen sulphide ('rotten egg gas', H2S), and water (H2O). By 3.8 billion years ago, it had cooled enough for oceans to begin to form, and the surface became gradually more and more hospitable.
Paleontology is a branch of science concerned with ancient life, technically up to 11,700 years ago, which saw the beginning of the current Holocene Epoch.
From Greek palaios meaning "ancient", on(-tos) meaning "living thing", and logos meaning "study of".
Paleontologists are concerned with the interpretation of fossils within a geological context, to build an evolutionary history of life, dating back to the start of life, 3.8 billion years ago.
Paleontology is multi-disciplinary, combining the knowledge and techniques of many scientific disciplines. One of the tools it uses to date remains is radiometric dating.
Through a mechanism not fully understood by paleontologists, molecules began to self-replicate in early Earth's early goop. The current thinking is that first life's energy source were the hot springs which leaked out a nutrient cocktail through crustal fractures, called hydrothermal vents, deep in the oceans. Only much later did photosynthesis, utilising the energy of the Sun, become the dominant energy source for most life. We know this because photosynthesis produces oxygen, and there seems to have been very little oxygen in the atmosphere at the time the first signs of life emerged. In addition, chemosynthesis (chemosynthetic bacteria using chemical energy rather than solar energy to grow with) still exists around black smokers on the ocean floor today.
From about 3.5 billion years ago till 541 million years ago, life was very simple, gradually adding a membrane to become unicellular, and there was little oxygen in the atmosphere. It was only shortly before the Phanerozoic Eon that more complex, multicellular life began to emerge in marine environments. But quite suddenly, life became far more abundant, and brought about many rapid changes to the planet, including the composition of the atmosphere. This was the beginning of the Phanaerozoic Eon [Ancient Greek: fanerós = visible, and zoí = life].
It was once believed that all life started in the Phanerozoic (or Phanaerozoic) Eon. However, we have since discovered that simple forms of life existed as long ago as 3.5 billion years before present (Mybp). This early phase of life, known as Protozoic ('early life') has a boundary with the Phanerozoic Eon, defined by the relatively sudden start of an age in which life diversified greatly. Plant life and hard-shelled animals began to appear, and the number of phyla grew. Plants grew more complex, and fish, insects, tetrapods, and eventually modern fauna evolved.
The Phanerozoic Eon is divided into three eras: the Pal(a)eozoic ('old'), the Mesozoic ('middle') and the Cenozoic ('recent') Eras. These eras are in turn divided into different periods, defined by distinct geological phases, and named after the geographical location where the fossils were first discovered.
The Paleozoic (or Palaeozoic) Era is when complex life appears and began to use oxygen, and left the seas.
By the end of the Paleozoic, great forests covered the continents. These are now the coal beds exploited across Europe and North America.
The Cambrian Explosion was a starting pistol for complex organisms to experiment like crazy, producing a very large number of creatures. From out of this 55 million year trial and error phase came algae, all of the marine phyla, arthropods, such as trilobites (armoured vehicle type creatures that scurried along the ocean floor), fish, amphibians, reptiles and synapsids. However, dry land species were sparse and very simple.
The Cambrian was named by Adam Sedgwick, after the Latin name for Wales, where he discovered rocks from this era. The sedimentary layers of the Cambrian are particularly rich in fossils revealing soft parts of animals as well as hard shells.
Mean atmospheric O2 = 12.5% by volume (today = 21%). Mean atmospheric CO2 = 4500 ppm (today 400 ppm). Mean surface temperature = 21°C (today = 14°C). Sea level = 30m - 90m above today's level.
The Ordovician is named after an ancient Celtic tribe, the Ordovices, by Charles Lapworth in 1879. Mean atmospheric O2 = 13.5% by volume (today = 21%). Mean atmospheric CO2 = 4200 ppm (today 400 ppm). Mean surface temperature = 16°C (today = 14°C). Sea level = 140m - 220m above today's level.
Although the majority of species are still marine, such as fish, cephalopods, coral, trilolites, snails, and shellfish, some anthropids ventured onto dry land. By this period, the super-continent Pannotia had broken up to the continent of Gondwana, which drifted by the end of the Ordovician to the South Pole.
The Ordovician-Silurian Extinction killed off 60% of marine invertebrates, and 25% of all families. It was caused by the continent of America colliding with Europe, causing the Atlantic Ocean to close, with resulting glaciation of Africa during the so-called 'snowball earth', and a fall in sea level. Many species had evolved along the coastline of Gondwana, so the fall in sea level was fatal.
Mean atmospheric O2 = 14% by volume (today = 21%). Mean atmospheric CO2 = 4500 ppm (today 400 ppm). Mean surface temperature = 17°C (today = 14°C). Sea level = 180m above today's level.
In this period seal levels rose again, allowing many species of jawless, then also jawed, fish to evolve, including freshwater species. Terrestrial species also evolved, including spiders, funghi, giant centipedes, and vertical growing (vascular) plants.
Four continents had formed by the Silurian: Gondwana, Laurentia, Baltica, and Siberia.
Mean atmospheric O2 = 15% by volume (today = 21%). Mean atmospheric CO2 = 2200 ppm (today 400 ppm). Mean surface temperature = 20°C (today = 14°C). Sea level = 189m - 120m above today's level.
This period is nicknamed 'the Age of Fish' for its diversity in marine species, but terrestrial life also continued to diversify. The Devonian Explosion saw the evolution of the first trees and seeds. The Late Devonian Extinction brought a cataclysmic reduction in species to close the period.
Mean atmospheric O2 = 32.5% by volume (today = 21%). Mean atmospheric CO2 = 800 ppm (today 400 ppm). Mean surface temperature = 14°C (today = 14°C). Sea level = 120m - 0m - 80m above today's level.
The temperature varied greatly during this period, starting at 20°C and falling to 10°C in the middle. Consequently there were many tropical swamps and large swathes of forest, which are a large part of today's coal seams. in fact, the name Carboniferous refers to the vast quantities of carbon trapped in the geological strata laid down in this period.
Amphibians moved inland and could lay ambiotic eggs, and reptiles and synapsids enjoyed the goodlife afforded by the swamps.
By the end of the period, a glaciation of Gondwana led to the Carboniferous Rainforest Collapse.
Mean atmospheric O2 = 23% by volume (today = 21%). Mean atmospheric CO2 = 900 ppm (today 400 ppm). Mean surface temperature = 16°C (today = 14°C). Sea level = 60m above to 20m below today's level.
In contrast to the lush, wet Carboniferous, the Permian Period was dry. The continents ran together into one super-continent, Pangaea, with one surrounding ocean, Panthalassa. The interior had no large water body so became desertified.
Reptiles and synapsids evolved to adjust to the dry climate, and new species, such as conifer trees, dominated the land. In the desert, species like Scutosaurus and gorgonopsids flourished. However, the end of the Permian, and the end of the Paleozoic Eon, was the venue for the most severe mass extinction the planet has known: called the 'Great Dying'. 95% of all life died in the Permian extinction.
Pangaea remained a single landmass, so was a dry wasteland for the most part. Following the mass extinction at the transition from the Paleozoic to the Mesozoic Eons, the Triassic saw the rise of a completely different set of flora and fauna. As Pangaea broke up, a large inland sea, the Tethys Sea, aided the development of a major ecosystem, and reptiles began to grow in size.
Pine forests sprang up, as well as insects we would recognise today: mosquitoes and fruit flies. As the world warmed, dinosaurs came into being. However, yet another mass die-out, the Triassic-Jurassic extinction event, devastated the diversity once again.
Named after the Jura Mountains in France/Switzerland. Giant reptiles and tiny mammals arose in the humid Jurassic tropics. The oceans became filled with plesiosaurs and ichthyosaurs, and dinosaurs roamed the land, while the swamps gave crocodiles free range.
By the Middle Jurassic (175-163 Mybp) there were large herds of sauropods (e.g. Brachiosaurus) and conifer forests. This golden age for the reptiles ended in the Jurassic-Cretaceous extinction, accompanied by rising sea levels, and the opening up of the Atlantic Ocean. This division of the landmasses diversified dinosaur species even further.
As the seas opened up, the climate changed, creating new biomes, and island, sea and inland habitats. Globally, seasons created migratory routes, and the poles became seasonally colder. Birds evolved alongside changing diversity of dinosaurs.
The late Cretaceous (100-65 Mybp) experienced a cooling planet and the tropics shrank to the equatorial regions. The world had extreme seasonal variations. Dinosaurs were still dominant, but birds, mammals, marsupials and flowering plants were also finding their niches, as the less favourable conditions saw some dinosaur species go extinct.
The Indian subcontinent's movement and the creation of the Deccan Traps, and other volcanic activity poured methane, sulphur and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. 75% of life collapsed when a meteor struck in the K-T Extinction.
Even though it is now known that mammals began to evolve during the Mesozoic Era, the Cenozoic Era is distinctive in being the current age, beginning when the dinosaurs went extinct, and in which mammals are the dominant phyla.
The Pal(a)eogene Period is sub-divided into three epochs: Paleocene, Eocene and Oligocene.
In the Paleocene (65 - 55 Mybp), the Earth recovered its diversity, albeit without the dinosaurs. The continents as we know them began to take shape and separate. The planet warms, and the tropical zone extends as far as the poles. Other species of reptiles take up the power vacuum left by the extinct dinosaurs, and large sharks roam the seas. The land was populated by small species of mammals.
In the Eocene (55-33 Mybp) the first small primates, horses and other mammals appear and thrive. Whales develop, but birds make it to the top of the predator hit parade for the first and last time. In the first half of the Eocene, temperatures soared to a global average of 30°C (14°C above today's), with little gradient from the equator to the poles. By mid-Eocene, however, a global cooling effect shrank the tropical jungles, which had the effect of enlarging mammls. Mammals now had their turn as the dominant predators. By the end of the Eocene, seasons have rebooted and grass has evolved.
The Oligocene (33-23 Mybp) sees grass become widespread and consequently ruminant species, as well as the modern species, such as cats, dogs, elephant and marsupials. Plants diversified into biome-related vegetation types, such as evergreens and deciduous.
23-5 Mya In the Miocene, apes, grazers and seed plants flourish as the biomes of jungle, desert and savannah are shaped by continental shifts.
5 - 2.58 Mya. The Pliocene experiences very dramatic climatic changes, and the evolution of modern flora and fauna. The ice collects over the poles, and features such as the Himalayas are formed by tectonic plate collisions, and Earth's geography takes its modern shape. The first hominids arise in Africa, and Australopithecus, the first hominin, suggest a place for humans is now available.
This period has seen cyclic patterns of ice sheet growth and decay. Oxygen levels have been stable at 20.8% and CO2 till the industrial pollution phase was at around 250-280 ppm. Currently, mankind has raised CO2 to over 400 ppm and triggered an irreversible climate change which will have catastrophic consequences for all species, especially large mammals like homo sapiens.
Carl Linnaeus was Swedish and lived from 1707 - 1778. He developed a system for classifying species which is still widely used today.
The EU is moving fast towards a low-carbon, more digital, and consumer-centric energy system that is fit for the future. The electricity sector needs to be a driving force in reaching our decarbonisation objectives. We expect more than half of our electricity in Europe will come from renewables by 2030.


On appearance Klorane looks like one of those brands you'll find on the shelves of a fancy pharmacy overseas and this is no surprise due to it's French origins. Founded in 1966 by a pharmacist with a passion for botany who began creating a range of shampoos containing plant active ingredients, hence the Klorane tagline 'The Power of Plants'. The Klorane passion for plants and nature is clear moments you step into their website and there is all many of information about the plant actives they use and how they are effective. They even plot out the path from plant to beauty - it's an interesting read.
I was sent a couple of products from their range to try first up a shampoo and condition from the Dry Hair Mango range*. Specifically for those with very dry or damaged hair the addition of mango butter ensures that your hair will be nourished and begin to repair. Free from silicons and parabens the delicious smelling shampoo will smooth hair cuticles protect hair from dehydration. Paired with the conditioner from the same range and you have a wonderful combination to leave hair soft and shiny.
My hair is more greasy than dry but I've found that this duo worked wonders on my hair and it's been a pairing I've reached frequently with pleasing results.
The product I was more skeptical of was the Nettle Sebo-Regulating Shampoo*. I love my Batiste and Collab dry shampoos so would this significantly pricier option be worth the money. Seboregulating properties absorb excess sebum in your hair so that it will appear clean and fresh and allow you to skip daily washing. I make no secret that I wash my hair daily. I find it'd take me longer to restyle with dry shampoos and the like that washing and drying does but at the weekends I can allow things to slide a little. That is when I would test out the Dry Shampoo from Klorane and was actually pretty pleased. I still would be too lazy often to style if heading out for something fancy but to make myself look presentable and not feel dirty this worked really well. I was even more impressed as I fully expected to have criticisms around the white powder on my dark hair but no, even that didn't pose a problem.
Klorane products can be found at Feel Unique and Essentual and whilst I'm less likely to repurchase than I would if they were available on the high street I'd certainly seek them out when placing an online order.
Are you a plant fan and does the Klorane range interest you?


After breakfast we move together with the mules with loaded camping gears from Olgunlar following the Hastav route arriving to the destination of Dilberdüzü. After setting up the tents and placing the equipments in the camp, having lunch from the pre-prepared food packages. Then short walks can be made to nearby destinations. Return back to the camping in the evening. After the dinner prepared by the chef we will be chatting and drinking tea around the campfire under the stars, then we will go to sleep.
We will have breakfast with the sunrise then we move following the Deniz Lake route to the Kackar Peak. After an about 7-8 hours of hiking our feelings can be written in the diary placed on the peak. We turn back following to the same route and arrive back to the camp. Lunch will be in the form of lunch box.
After breakfast we move to Olgunlar. After a 3-4 hours hiking we will be settled in Kackar Pension. After having a hot shower and having lunch we will have the opportunity to rest. Those who want can have a short walk around.
After waking up with the sunrise and having breakfast by following the route of Dibe, Lanetleme and Ceymakur we arrive to Ayder. After the Plateau of Ceymakcur the tour will be continued with vehicles. We stay in a pension for the night.
After breakfast our guest will be sent off to their destinations.


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#eWEEKchat Tuesday, Aug. 11: 'Next-Gen Cloud Services and Delivery'
By: Chris Preimesberger, eWEEK | August 05, 2020
#eWEEKchat PREVIEW: Plan to join us on Tuesday, Aug. 11, for an #eWEEKchat about trends in new-generation cloud computing, in which we will discuss the impact of more intelligence in the apps, new techniques in cloud administration and better security on all ends of data transactions.
On Tuesday, Aug. 11, at 11 a.m. PDT/2 p.m. EDT/7 p.m. GMT, @eWEEKNews will host its 89th monthly #eWEEKChat. The topic will be "Next-Gen Cloud Services and Delivery," and it will be moderated by eWEEK Editor Chris Preimesberger.
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Topic: #eWEEKchat, Aug. 11: "Next-Gen Cloud Services and Delivery"
Date/time: Tuesday, Aug. 11, 11 a.m. PDT / 2 p.m. EDT / 7 p.m. GMT
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Our in-chat experts this month are: Larry Lunetta, VP of WLAN and security solutions marketing, Aruba; Bruce Kornfeld, CMO, StorMagic; Eric Han, VP of Product Management, NetApp; Tony Cai, Partner Sales Executive, Nerdio; Phil Straw, CEO, SoftIron; Sean Leach, Products & Technology, Fastly; Marge Breya, CMO, 8x8. Check back for late additions.
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'Next-Gen Cloud Services and Delivery': What exactly are the trends?
It's almost impossible to find an organization that doesn't rely at least partially on cloud services. Whether it's application software, operating systems, databases, web servers, IP addresses or virtual local area networks – the cloud seems to offer it all.
Ten years ago, this wasn't the case--in fact, a majority of businesses still didn't trust using the cloud to handle their crown jewels in some unseen server, network and storage somewhere in the world. But that is all history by now; cloud services have proven their performance, security and economic values, and there is no turning back.
Cloud initiatives are expected to account for a whopping 75% of all IT spending this year, according to Gartner Research. As many as 80% of organizations are expected to migrate their business functionality to the cloud by 2025, whether it's SaaS, hosting or colocation. In 2019, public cloud adoption grew to 93%, and IaaS--infrastructure-as-a-service--is expected to reach $72.4 billion worldwide by the end of 2020.
More and more next-gen cloud apps are using built-in intelligence to become more agile and predictive, in order to help anticipate issues before they come to the surface for administrators. This requires higher bandwidth in networks, heavier applications and more storage space where the apps and data reside.
Global cloud adoption trends
84% of enterprises currently run on a multi-cloud strategy (metric from RightScale)
More than 75% of enterprises use pubic cloud services of some sort
Serverless computing had a 23% adoption rate in 2019, making it the fastest growing extended cloud service. [Definition: Serverless computing is a method of providing backend services on an as-used basis. Servers are still used, but a company that gets backend services from a serverless vendor is charged based on usage, not a fixed amount of bandwidth or number of servers.]
More and more enterprises are moving toward remote infrastructure--especially during the current global pandemic--indicating that a cloud-powered future is going to take root and become standard. Managing cloud adoption is one of the enterprise's top priorities for 2020, and it is expected to maintain its status as a priority in the next few years. A boom of new cloud services is, therefore, imminent. Most of these new apps will include some sort of automation and/or artificial intelligence as a component.
Edge computing grows as a trend
We cannot talk about next-gen cloud services and delivery without highlighting the rise of edge computing--computing done on a localized basis that serves as an extension to cloud services. Any connected laptop, smartphone, tablet, desktop workstation or smartwatch is an edge-computing device; at times they are connected to the cloud, at other times they are connected to local WiFi or another type of network.
As computing continues to expand its borders and include all the data center, cloud, edge computing and standalone devices in the world, it's becoming apparent that for everything to be functional, it all will need to be connected to one main network: the internet.
New cloud service delivery requirements
Organizations that continue to use traditional data center management solutions are sometimes struggling with inefficiencies due to limitations in defining, building, consuming and administering ever-more-complicated services. Further, these solutions cannot incorporate automation capabilities, such as autoscaling, self-diagnosis, and automated creation or destruction of environments based on the business need.
How can companies determine the right balance between the need for speed and the necessity to stay up-to-date in cloud technologies, when business context changes every day? The answer lies in building agility and assurance across cloud operations from Day 1 and not as an afterthought.
The fact is that as the nature of business changes, so does the complexity of a managed service model. As a result, today's enterprises are in search of managed service providers (MSPs) who can offer business service assurance while installing agility as the new normal.
When established players, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), launch innovative services, organizations need to ensure that their chosen MSPs have the expertise and resources to on board new services cost-effectively. There are key differentiators between traditional, cloud-native managed services, the benefits gained by choosing the right MSP partner.
Seed questions
Here are examples of seed questions we'll pose to our audience on Aug. 11:
What are some new approaches vendors are using to ensure safe delivery of cloud services?
Is Oracle on to something with its new virtual private cloud environment? This means that Oracle will manage all of its cloud services--including its foundational Autonomous Exadata Database--behind a company's private firewall, as if it were a conventional on-premises system.
How can companies determine the right balance between the need for speed and the necessity to stay up-to-date in cloud technologies, when business context changes every day?
What advantages does edge computing have that separate it from conventional cloud apps?
Who are some of the young cloud app delivery "stars" of the cloud application delivery sector and what innovation do they bring to the table?
Join us Aug. 11 at 11 a.m. Pacific/2 p.m. Eastern/7 p.m. GMT for an hour. Chances are good that you'll learn something valuable.
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Oct. 13: DataOps: The Data Management Platform of the Future?
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Dec. 8: Predictions and Wild Guesses for IT in 2021
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シーザー孤独の青春
Shīzā Kodoku no Seishun
Il mare eterno nella mia anima (Final scene)
Roundabout (Ending)
Masahiko Komino[1]
Eisuke Matsuhara
HIGA★KING
Hiroki Abe
Daisuke Ogata
Futamatsu Mari
Nishimura Aya
Ito Kimitaka
Itoi Megumi
Studio Mark
Mouse Hebaraki
A Race Toward the Brink A Hundred Against Two
Caesar: A Lonely Youth (シーザー孤独の青春, Shīzā Kodoku no Seishun)[1] is the twentieth episode of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure anime. It is also the eleventh episode of Battle Tendency. It covers Chapter 89 to Chapter 93 of the manga.
Lisa Lisa tells JoJo of Caesar's childhood. When he was young, Caesar adulated his father,Mario, before Mario inexplicably left his children and the money he left them was taken by unscrupulous relatives. Believing that Mario abandoned his children, Caesar repudiated the traditional family pride of all Italian men and took to crime with the exception of murder at a young age. However, when Caesar turned sixteen, he saw his father again and stalked him to murder him. Caesar came across the wall containing the Pillar Men, which was booby-trapped by Kars. Suddenly, Mario saved Caesar from the trap, getting absorbed into the wall, but lived long enough to tell Caesar to find Lisa Lisa and learn the Ripple. Afterward, Caesar understood everything Mario did and redoubled his pride for his lineage.
Back to the present, Joseph is impressed by Caesar and changes his mind, deciding to head for the hotel with Lisa Lisa. As Caesar arrives at the hotel, he is attacked by an invisible Wamuu who is using streams of moist air to both protect him from the sunlight and reflect the light around him. Messina arrives to assist, but Wamuu then swiftly takes him down and drags him into the hotel, coming back for Caesar. However, Caesar has made progress and his Savon Cutter are more resistant than ever. He throws bubbles at Wham and forces him to flee inside the hotel, then follows him to the main hall. An intense exchange of wind blasts and soap bubbles ensues, in which Caesar takes the advantage. Moreover, using a series of refractive bubble lenses, Caesar manages to redirect the sunlight inside the hotel to pin down Wamuu. However, when Caesar is short of delivering the final blow, Wamuu takes advantage of the split-second the sun is blotted by Caesar's attack to deliver a critical counter-attack.
Too injured to continue for the fight, Caesar recalls how his father and grandfather gave their lives to turn death into a fighting chance to survive and uses the last of his strength to steal the piercing containing the antidote for the ring around JoJo's heart. He then uses his Final Ripple to create a blood bubble to deliver the piercing and his bandana to JoJo before being crushed by the collapsing ceiling. Wamuu, finding Caesar's fight and loyalty to be admirable, allows the bubble to remain. JoJo and Lisa Lisa are attracted to the hotel after Messina does not return, and unknowingly see the light of Caesar's Final Ripple. They discover the state of the hotel, finding the bubble with the antidote and Caesar's scarf, and soon realize that Caesar has died, and weep over the loss of their friend and ally.
Mario Zeppeli
(First appearance) (Appears in flashback(s))
Caesar's Siblings
Caesar's flashback at the beginning of the story is told by the narrator rather than Lisa Lisa directly.
The entire scene from when Caesar entered the hotel up until the use of the bubble lens was present in the anime only.
In the manga, Joseph and Lisa Lisa enter the hotel to find a badly wounded Messina and attempt to find him medical care, only to notice Caesar's crimson bubble soon after. In the anime, the Messina scene is skipped; they enter the hotel and immediately see the Crimson bubble.
" Here's an episode where a lot of things are narrated, but not necessarily with words. Toshiyuki Kato was in charge of the storyboard and the direction. I wanted him to do a good job but he ended up surpassing every expectation; the image of a homerun is what I felt in front of his exemplary work. I have nothing to say about it, it is a genuine lesson on direction. As for animation, Manabu Akita and Masahiko Komino formed a golden duo and the result is excellent. Again, I have nothing else to say.
For the music, Taku Iwasaki directly came to the studio for the final editing to ensure that the soundtracks perfectly fitted the images.
People aren't sensitive to the same scenes. For some, the real emotional sequence comes when Caesar hits Wamuu in vain with his last strength, others are more sensitive to Lisa Lisa's tears or Joseph's cry. I think it's a generational thing. (laughs).
Anyway, every member of the team's fits together brilliantly, it's one of our best episodes.
This episode was widely considered by fans and staff alike to be one of the most moving episodes of the TV anime.[2][3][4]
Tomokazu Sugita (v.c: Joseph) and Takuya Sato (v.c: Caesar) shared a brief character exchange over Twitter after the episode aired.[5]
↑ Director Tsuda Naokatsu interview (part 1); page 2
↑ Animate TV cast commentary
↑ JoJo raDio episode 14, episode 18, episode 20
↑ Sato Takuya Twitter


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Q: asp.net MVC3 Custom Validation I am new to MVC so this question may be naive
I know you can add validation attributes to model properties and the framework will provide appropriate server side and client side validation.However I am forced to use a legacy database structure where one of the properties in the model is either "int" or "string"
and the other property(Value) data type is determined by the first property.This means that I cannot use Annotations for validation. But is there any simple way of programatically "annotating" the properties after values are fetched from the database and the model class is constructed.If this can be done then it will do effective (client Side) validation without much hassle.
thanks

A: This answer shows one way to inject attributes at runtime. Another answer shows how to use validations that are only checked sometimes.
In your case it would be pretty easy to do model-based validation.
For server-side validation:
public class MyModel: IValidatableObject
{
    public string Prop1 { get; set; }
    public string Prop2 { get; set; }

    public IEnumerable<ValidationResult>
        Validate(ValidationContext validationContext)
    {
        var relevantFields = new [] {"Prop2"};
        if (Prop1 == "Int" && NotValidInt(Prop2))
            yield return new ValidationResult("Prop2 must be convertable to int", relevantFields);
        else if (prop1 == "String" && NotValidString(Prop2))
            yield return new ValidationResult("Prop2 must be convertible to string", relevantFields);
    }
}

For client-side validation, it's a bit more involved but details are available here:

*

*MSDN article on adding support for clientside validation

*A Good StackOverflow answer on the topic
See the custom validation section of the free Pluralsight training on validation for more information on server-side validation.

A: You are falling into the normal newbie error of thinking of your database as the M in MVC.  Any non-trivial app is going to require that you seperate your database model from your view model.  So apply your attributes to a view model, then use business logic to copy the values to your database model when your view is properly validated.
MVC is a User Interface pattern, and databases do not belong in it... I know, every sample application under the sun passes your data objects to the view, but that's just not the way it should be done.


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Q: Android ListView.setAdapter(android.widget.ListAdapter)' on a null object reference I created an android application, I try to have a custom ListView. All datas come from my rest services, I have already checked if the values are in my list. But when I set my adapter I have this error :
07-29 15:56:00.357 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err: java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke virtual method 'void android.widget.ListView.setAdapter(android.widget.ListAdapter)' on a null object reference
07-29 15:56:00.357 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid.PlanningFragment.onCreateView(PlanningFragment.java:68)
07-29 15:56:00.357 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at android.support.v4.app.Fragment.performCreateView(Fragment.java:1974)
07-29 15:56:00.357 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at android.support.v4.app.FragmentManagerImpl.moveToState(FragmentManager.java:1067)
07-29 15:56:00.358 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at android.support.v4.app.FragmentManagerImpl.moveToState(FragmentManager.java:1252)
07-29 15:56:00.358 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at android.support.v4.app.BackStackRecord.run(BackStackRecord.java:742)
07-29 15:56:00.358 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at android.support.v4.app.FragmentManagerImpl.execPendingActions(FragmentManager.java:1617)
07-29 15:56:00.358 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at android.support.v4.app.FragmentManagerImpl$1.run(FragmentManager.java:517)
07-29 15:56:00.358 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at android.os.Handler.handleCallback(Handler.java:739)
07-29 15:56:00.358 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:95)
07-29 15:56:00.358 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:148)
07-29 15:56:00.358 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:5417)
07-29 15:56:00.358 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
07-29 15:56:00.358 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:726)
07-29 15:56:00.358 6552-6552/ejplanningandroid.ejplanningandroid W/System.err:     at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:616)

But I initialize my adapter have a look of my fragment :
PlanningFragment:
public class PlanningFragment extends Fragment {
    private ListView mListView;
    private View view;
    private List<Planning> listPlanning = new ArrayList<Planning>();
    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, @Nullable final ViewGroup container, @Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        view = inflater.inflate(R.layout.menu_fragment, container, false);
        mListView = (ListView) view.findViewById(R.id.listViewPlanning);

        String path = "http://192.168.128.13:8081/EJPlanningRest-Colart/planning/moniteur?login="+
                ((MainActivity) getActivity()).getUtilisateur().getLogin()
                +"&password="+((MainActivity) getActivity()).getUtilisateur().getMotDepasse();
        try {

        JsonArrayTask JsonArray = (JsonArrayTask) new JsonArrayTask().execute(path);
            if(JsonArray.get() != null) {
                for (int i = 0; i < JsonArray.get().length(); i++) {
                    Log.i("ICI",""+JsonArray.get().length());
                    Planning planning = new Planning();
                    planning.setDate(JsonArray.get().getJSONObject(i).getString("dateEvenement"));
                    planning.setType(JsonArray.get().getJSONObject(i).getString("Type"));
                    JSONObject json_data = JsonArray.get().getJSONObject(i);
                    JSONArray jsonArrayActivitePlanning = json_data.getJSONArray("ActivitePlannings");
                    JSONArray jsonArrayUtilisateurPlannings = json_data.getJSONArray("UtilisateurPlannings");
                    JSONObject Groupe =json_data.getJSONObject("Groupe");
                    planning.setNomGroupe(Groupe.getString("NomGroupe"));
                    if(jsonArrayActivitePlanning != null || jsonArrayUtilisateurPlannings != null ) {
                        List<String> NomActivite = new ArrayList<String>();
                        List<String> NomUtilisateur = new ArrayList<String>();
                        for (int j = 0; j < jsonArrayActivitePlanning.length(); j++) {
                            NomActivite.add(jsonArrayActivitePlanning.getJSONObject(j).getString("nomActivite"));
                        }
                        for (int j = 0; j < jsonArrayUtilisateurPlannings.length(); j++) {
                            NomUtilisateur.add(jsonArrayUtilisateurPlannings.getJSONObject(j).getString("nomUtilisateur"));
                        }
                        planning.setNomActivite(NomActivite);
                        planning.setUtilisateurs(NomUtilisateur);
                    }
                    listPlanning.add(planning);
                }
                Log.i("Count",""+listPlanning.size());
                PlanningAdapter adapter = new PlanningAdapter(view.getContext(),listPlanning);
                mListView.setAdapter(adapter);
            }
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        } catch (ExecutionException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        } catch (JSONException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        return view;
    }

PlanningViewHolder :
public class PlanningViewHolder {
    public TextView Date;
    public TextView NomGroupe;
    public TextView Type;
    public TextView NomActivite;
    public TextView Utilisateur;

}

And there is my class where I create my adapter. Nothing of complicated but I don't know why I have a nullException ...
public class PlanningAdapter extends ArrayAdapter<Planning> {

    public PlanningAdapter (Context context, List<Planning> plannings){
        super(context, 0, plannings);
    }
    @Override
    public View getView(int position, View view, ViewGroup parent) {
        if(view == null){
            view = LayoutInflater.from(getContext()).inflate(R.layout.rowplanning,parent, false);
        }
        PlanningViewHolder planningViewHolder = (PlanningViewHolder)view.getTag();
        if(planningViewHolder==null){
            planningViewHolder= new PlanningViewHolder();
            planningViewHolder.Date = (TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.Date);
            planningViewHolder.NomActivite =(TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.Activite);
            planningViewHolder.NomGroupe = (TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.NomGroupe);
            planningViewHolder.Type = (TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.Type);
            planningViewHolder.Utilisateur = (TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.Utilisateur);
            view.setTag(planningViewHolder);
        }
        Planning planning = getItem(position);
        planningViewHolder.Type.setText(planning.getType());
        planningViewHolder.NomGroupe.setText(planning.getNomGroupe());
        String nomActivite = setStringFromArray(planning.getNomActivite());
        planningViewHolder.NomActivite.setText(nomActivite);
        planningViewHolder.Date.setText(planning.getDate().toString());
        String nomUtilisateur =setStringFromArray(planning.getUtilisateurs());
        planningViewHolder.Utilisateur.setText(nomUtilisateur);
        return view;
    }

    public String setStringFromArray(List<String> Array ){
        String result="";
        for (String nomGroupePlanning : Array){
            if(nomGroupePlanning !="") {
                result += "-" + nomGroupePlanning;
            }else{
                result += nomGroupePlanning;
            }
        }
        return result;
    }
}

ROWPLANNING XML
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<RelativeLayout
    xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:padding="10dp" >
    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/Date"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:textColor="@android:color/black"
        android:layout_marginLeft="10dp"
        android:textStyle="bold"
        tools:text="Date" />
    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/NomGroupe"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:textColor="@android:color/black"
        android:layout_below="@+id/Date"
        android:layout_marginLeft="10dp"
        android:textStyle="bold"
        tools:text="Groupe" />
    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/Type"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:textColor="@android:color/black"
        android:layout_below="@+id/NomGroupe"
        android:layout_marginLeft="10dp"
        android:textStyle="bold"
        tools:text="Type" />
    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/Activite"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:textColor="@android:color/black"
        android:layout_below="@+id/Type"
        android:layout_marginLeft="10dp"
        android:textStyle="bold"
        tools:text="Activite"
 />
    <TextView
        android:id="@+id/Utilisateur"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:textColor="@android:color/black"
        android:layout_below="@+id/Activite"
        android:layout_marginLeft="10dp"
        android:textStyle="bold"
        tools:text="Utilisateur"
        />
</RelativeLayout>

FRAGMENTPLANNING XML
<RelativeLayout
    xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent">

    <ListView
        android:id="@+id/listViewPlanning"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content" />

</RelativeLayout>

A: You have written
view = inflater.inflate(R.layout.menu_fragment, container, false);

but your layout name(menu_fragment) is different with what you specified in the question i.e.FRAGMENTPLANNING , change it to correct name of xml it should work.

A: Make this PlanningViewHolder planningViewHolder object a private field and use the context that you passed from your activity to the adapter.
public View getView(int position, View view, ViewGroup parent) {
        if(view == null){
    LayoutInflater mInflater = (LayoutInflater) context.getSystemService(Activity.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE);
            view = mInflater.inflate(R.layout.rowplanning,parent, false);

            planningViewHolder= new PlanningViewHolder();
            planningViewHolder.Date = (TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.Date);
            planningViewHolder.NomActivite =(TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.Activite);
            planningViewHolder.NomGroupe = (TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.NomGroupe);
            planningViewHolder.Type = (TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.Type);
            planningViewHolder.Utilisateur = (TextView)view.findViewById(R.id.Utilisateur);

            view.setTag(planningViewHolder);

        } else {
         planningViewHolder = (PlanningViewHolder)view.getTag();
        }

        Planning planning = getItem(position);
        planningViewHolder.Type.setText(planning.getType());
        planningViewHolder.NomGroupe.setText(planning.getNomGroupe());
        String nomActivite = setStringFromArray(planning.getNomActivite());
        planningViewHolder.NomActivite.setText(nomActivite);
        planningViewHolder.Date.setText(planning.getDate().toString());
        String nomUtilisateur =setStringFromArray(planning.getUtilisateurs());
        planningViewHolder.Utilisateur.setText(nomUtilisateur);

        return view;
    }


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Jainism, Buddhism and Ajivika Philosophy in Tamilnadu
3. Jainism and the Tamil Connect
Tamil Nadu and Jainism:
The division of sects within Jainism marked the advent of Jain principles to the southern part of India. This marked the slow spread of the Ideals and principles of Jainism in Tamil Nadu and other parts of its neighbouring states.
According to the Sangam Literature and other texts, many kings had widely mentioned the influence exerted by the Jainism monks on the rulers of Tamil kingdoms as they gave patronage to various monks during their reign.
Jain Temple in Tamil Nadu
The Northern part of Tamil Nadu is where the researchers believed that the tradition of Jains flourished. Some of the places where Jain concentration was witnessed:
1. Vellore
2. Villupuram
3. Kanchipuram
4. Thanjavur
5. Madurai
Kalabhras: The Kalabhras who ruled Tamil Nadu during the \(3^{rd}\) \(–\) \(7^{th}\) \(\text{Century BCE}\) were the patrons of Jainism.
The Monks were also found in the Kongu region of Tamil Nadu which comprises Coimbatore, Salem, and Erode and is known to have proliferated in Cauvery delta regions down south.
The Pallava kings, who were the followers of the Hindu religion, also patronized Jainism. Most of the Tamil Nadu followers of Jainism come under the Digambara sect of Jains.
Samanars: The Sangam literature mentions Jain people as "Samanars", where a hill in Madurai was named under them as "Samanar Malai", where they had believed to have existed.
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Sittanavasal: The word Sittanavasal in the Tamil language means "abode of the great saints".
\(17\) Stone beds are found on top of the hill which is believed to be the dwelling place of the Jain monks of Sittanavasal. The Stone carvings also contain names of numerous monks who lived in the mountains of Sittanavasal.
Sittanavasal Rock art
The Tamil – Brahmi inscriptions dating back to the 2nd Century BCE had details regarding the livelihoods of Jain in Tamil Nadu.
The Cave temples of Sittanavasal date back to the Pallava King Mahendravarman I, a great patron of Jainism.
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The Sittanavasal caves are renowned for their aesthetic Mural and Fresco paintings that shine through the times of history. These paintings are also considered to be the best among the paintings of the Medieval period.
The Paintings and Sculptures in these caves are plastered first and painted later, which were tarnished by the lack of maintenance.
Sittanavasal Mural Paintings
Maharaja of Pudukkottai made strenuous efforts in restoring the paintings of Sittanavasal in \(1937\), and to an extent, he succeeded in reviving the Murals.
Ajanta Caves: The Ajanta caves are located in Maharashtra, well known for their rock-cut cave architecture and Mural paintings. The Sittanavasal paintings are often equated with the paintings of the Ajanta caves.
The Fresco-Secco painting method has been employed in the caves of Sittanavasal which also contains the sculptures of the Tirthankaras on the left side of the wall and the Acharya sculptures on the right side of the wall.
The Murals in these caves are painted with mineral colours obtained from natural sources like Charcoal and Lapis Lazuli.


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