In school, over the years, I've ready many books and storieS about the holocaust and it's victims and survivors. There have been countless movies and the like which also depict this period in history however Levi's biography is a startling example of how, even after having read many books and seen movies this subject is still able to induce horror and sympathy. Levi's way of writing and using words is remarkable and fascinating because just for a moment you are transported into the "hell" he is in because of his use of language. Some of the phrases he uses are haunting and remain in your mind even after the book is finished and the last page is turned. Levi's words manage to recreate the reality of his time spent in the death camps of Auschwitz without sounding as if he is trying to recreate something from his memory instead the whole book feels real and disturbing.
One of the interesting things about Levi's book is his use of a ancient Greek mythology in order to explain the feeling of being without food. Tantalus was a mortal who offended the gods and was kept in Tartarus in a pit of water he could not drink below a branch of food he could never reach. In this way Levi has taken something cruel and terrible and made it work with some of the most incredible historical fiction. The story of Tantalus was in reference to the power of the gods and the cult of the gods because Tantalus was cursed to remain in that position forever without any hope for redemption. However, one key difference was that Tantalus actually did commit a crime whereas Levi himself did not commit any crime other than the fat that he was born into a certain race and part of the world. I think Levi manages to juxtapose the idea of the animal like cruelty which the people are subjected to with the example of Tantalus which is not a subject or idea everyone knows about making the injustice he faces even more upsetting.
After reading Kafka's short story I wasn't expecting to like these short stories as much I did. The story about the cooked cat was one of the weirdest stories I have ever read – it seemed to be about nothing and everything at the same time. It's not about telling an actual story or teaching us a moral instead its just about punishing an animal for behaving like its meant to. Borges' short stories are interesting and intriguing – they are about normality things which turn into supernatural ideas, alternate universes and the like. The a library of Babel, Hakim and the circular ruins are my three favorite short stories. The story about Hakim is interesting Because it takes a diseased man and turns him into a legend and a demon, at the end when the mask is removed and you see that he has leprosy it makes the fact that he welcomed the other leprosy victims make more sense. The circular ruins kind of remind me of the movie inception, it's like one dream within another without the inhabitants knowing that they are being dreamed up and are not actually real. This kind of inception like short story is weird and one of the most interesting stories I've read. The Circular Ruins is a strange and fascinating short story. However I don't think that his stories are meant to make sense – they are not about telling moralistic short stories, or about having an actual purpose. Like Kafka, I think they exist just to exist, and that they are not there to show the reader anything but to take them on a journey to different worlds, just because.
Daisy Dolls was one of my favorite short stories – mainly because it was so strange and confusing and awkward that it was that much more intriguing. The idea that the dolls and the scenes drove the protagonist to the end it did is fascinating. In my mind whenever I think of him running towards the machines I think about him a) running into the room with the scenes and pulling at all apart, or b) managing to somehow kill himself within the scenes because the scenes kept coming to life, even though they were his wife's actions, the scenes kept smudging the lines between dreams and reality and he just couldn't take it anymore and in the last scene where his wife is in the scene is like the last time he can take the fact that because of these dolls he is unable to distinguish between dolls and humans, between dreams and reality.
I've read the Yellow Wallpaper many times before and each time reading it has been interesting. The protagonist's thoughts and actions show the reader that it was possible for her illness – I assume she was depressed after giving birth to her child – to be cured or even helped. However, at that time, medicine did not allow for psychological illnesses to be considered 'real illnesses' and that is why her husband John does not truly believe himself that she is really as ill as she claims. John is an extremely unlikeable character in this short story. Whenever she wants company he says having "society and stimulus" would be bad for her and yet that is exactly what she needs at this point instead of being stuck in a hideous room. This short story also deals with the view of mental illness in the 1890's – the protagonists husband refuses to accept the fact that she might be actually ill and not just suffering from some nervous disorder.
Franz Kafka's "the Metamorphosis" was a short story I'd heard about many times. I read his other short story "The Hunger Artist" in high school and I found it weird and compelling and sad all at the same time. "Metamorphosis" was an extremely compelling short story. Having an ordinary middle class man suddenly turn into a cockroach (beetle? insect?) is surprising and strange. There is no explanation given for this transformation, nothing out of the ordinary happened to him and yet he suddenly just turned into a cockroach. Sometimes there doesn't have to always be a reason for a short story to come about, it could be that just simply one morning he woke up a creature which he was not before and there's simply nothing anyone can do about it. Kafka's story-telling abilities are astounding in this story, I ended up feeling miserable while reading the story even though I hate insects and found the idea ridiculous to begin with. There's nothing happy about this story – no happy ending, no idea of a better tomorrow nothing to give one hope and I think that sometimes with a story like this you kind of see reality because there aren't always good endings there are just things which happen and sometimes you really can't do anything about them.
Poetry is often confusing when at a first glance. T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land is no different. However, during closer readings, and while thinking about it, this poem is sad and yet intriguing. One of the longest poems I've ever read but since it is divided into sections it becomes a little easier to think of as separate entities making up a whole. The first part of the poem reveals something interesting about the narrator – to him/her April is a month which brings back hurt memories and sadness and winter (and snow) becomes synonymous with forgetting these memories and moving, or pausing, life long enough to forget (or fake forgetting) the memories. Eliot also drops in moments where the reader is forced to think of birth and nurturing of a new life "feeding A little life with dried tubers." However Eliot also drops in random moments of different languages, peoples actual memories and funny moments amongst the seriousness. Eliot's reference to the "Hyacinth" girl is also interesting because in Greek mythology Hyacinthus was a mortal man loved by the Greek God Apollo who was killed which is also hinted at in the poem itself "I was neither Living nor dead, and I knew nothing," because he was immortalized in the flower on which his blood had been spilled.
Eliot's poem looks at different images and ideas which all appear to relate to death and rebirth, and in some cases, the state between living and death. The imagery he uses is especially striking and take the reader into a separate world with his intriguing and unique images. He adds another image of rebirth with the idea of a corpse being planted and "blooming" into something in the spring. He then switches to imagery about Cleopatra and Marc Anthony which then turns into a conversation about "nothing". This section of the poem is interrupted by "HURRY UP PLEASE ITS TIME" which takes the imagery from Ancient Egypt into a typical bar closing conversation. Eliot's ability to interlink, and jump from, two separate and completely unrelated scenes is fascinating especially since the title of his poem is The Waste Land, which brings to mind the idea that no matter where or when you are death, memories and rebirth follow. We are unable to escape from the waste land of our lives.
Having heard vague – and somethings strange – references and ideas relating to Freud throughout high school it was interesting to finally read his book. Although I expected a compilation of essays, or something else of the sort, I was surprised by his simple writing and a rather normal chapter form book. Freud raises some interesting points about religion, and the idea that it is there in order for humans to have something to rely on/give blame to/feel as if something else control their life. He looks at this as if it were a pitiful fault of humanity that they cannot rise above the idea of the "exalted father" who takes care, hears, prayers of, and is the person in charge of everything that happens to us. Freud also takes about the things which threaten to cause suffering in human lives: the internal, as in our own bodies inevitable decay; the external, our world around us, I suppose perhaps similar to Hobbes' idea of humans beings afraid of being violently and suddenly killed; and the relations with other humans, the idea of this is how other people affect us and cause us suffering, this, according to Freud, is the kind of potential suffering which is " more painful to us than any other" (44). Freud further talks about how intoxicating substances help alleviate suffering and increase happiness because they blank out suffering and it is interesting that while his ideas are not all right, or even good for us in some cases such as this, he writes so convincingly that it is important, in my opinion, not to get convinced by what he's saying.
Freud paints an interesting picture of humanity and the things which affects it. While the most memorable things about Freud, from what people say, are his strange ideas this book shows otherwise. While the book is devoid of the usual disturbing Freudian ideas (the popular ideas, the ideas that everyone remembers) it shows another side to his theories and ideas and these are not as controversial seeming or as disturbing as the other ones. Its interesting to see how people choose one aspect of a persons ideology or theories and those become the only generally known, or 'popular', ideas from the individual. However when reading further and actually learning about the individual they are more than just one idea or one hypothesis.
Jekyll's idea that man is not one but "two" is interesting because it is as if he took the idea of the duality of human beings and turned it into a science experiment. Humans are by nature capable of both good and evil and because of this in every one human it could appear that two different individuals could come out of one singular entity – I think that Dr. Jekyll took this idea of human duality and a little too far and instead of discovering something incredible he discovered the unnatural. The reason humans are so dual is because one individual is then capable of both good and bad and thus one individual is not left wholely on one side. If individuals were defined by good and bad and incapable of being the opposite than the world would be an incredibly difficult place to live in. There would be a large distinction between people which would result in the world itself being divided into strict good and bad people (for example good people would not be able to do anything 'bad' and vice versa) which means that minds could not be changed and people would not longer learn to control their bad qualities and instead would begin to believe that because they were the 'bad' half of the unit their actions would have no consequences because it would be in their nature to be evil.
While reading Robert Louis Stevenson's novel my mind kept going back to the idea of Jack the Ripper, the serial killer who plagued London and walked the streets at night but was never caught. While this novel might be completely unrelated the idea of Mr. Hyde walking the streets at night and hurting first the young girl and then killing the prominent gentleman and then completely disappearing. Jack the Ripper was never found and convicted of the heinous crimes he committed he could really have been anyone. The idea that this criminal could, in the darkness, commit such crimes and yet at the same time never be found out because he could have been anyone in the daylight. This case seems familiar to that of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde where Mr. Hyde disappeared and actually was Dr. Jekyll the whole time. The idea that someone who could commit those horrible crimes could at the same time be someone with such a renowned and proper reputation.
These essays seem immensely similar to Rousseau's writing and his ideas. I was surprised how many times Nietzsche's words reminded me of Rousseau and even his ideas seem slightly Rousseau-esque while his writing style brings to mind that of Plato's. Nietzsche starts of the collection of essays with the idea of the etymology (in his own way) of the words good and bad and he points out that the word good seems to stem from the rich and noble and that the word bad appeared to stem from the poor and unfortunate – in this way it reminded me of Rousseau's idea that property become peoples the instant one man decided that a section of land was his. Nietzsche also has an interesting idea about resentment and anger in humans which is a little bit confusing but seems to somehow lead to creativity (in the section about the slave revolt) and this all somehow led to the idea that 'slave morality' needs a hostile environment in order to exist which is interesting because people sometimes think that if something bad had not happened to them then it would have been better but they seem to forget that without such experiences (and in this case hostile environments) creativity and action does not just instantaneously happen it needs inspiration and according to Nietzsche that inspiration comes from a hostile environment.
It is also interesting to note that Nietzsche uses many references to Ancient Greece – like Rousseau did – and it seems as if most philosophers and authors use Greek texts, myths and philosophers as a starting and reference point in their own essays, novels and the like. It somehow seems as if most people consider Ancient Greek texts as a reference point for all of their ideas and thinking. Nietzsche even talks about how Hesiod found it difficult to put Homer's Greece into understandable sections so he had to subdivide Ancient Greece – this subdivision appears to have become how the Greeks explained the absence of the gods since one division ended with the Trojan War and that was the last known point in myth where the gods roamed the earth. It is also interesting that Nietzsche calls mans "the maggot" – which is a creature which eats flesh (dead or alive) and consumes other creatures from the inside out, a parasite of sorts. Nietzsche's text, while difficult to read, has some interesting points and ideas.
When I was younger I went through a phase where I only read old British and American classics. While I read most of them somehow Frankenstein managed to slip through the cracks. Perhaps it was because I wasnt sure what horrors I would find (considering the fact that every cartoon had a Frankenstein mockery running around destroying things and the only image I had in my mind was of a large man running around with bolts in his neck in black and white) so when reading the book I was largely unprepared for the actual text. Everyone I know whose read Frankenstein love the book and I didn't expect myself to like it as much as I did because when everyone loves something you start the book with certain expectations and more often than not those expectations are not met. However Frankenstein is one of those novels where whole paragraphs resonate and you are so intrigued by the whole book that putting it down is not an option.
I especially like Shelley's way of writing because she turns descriptions into beautiful images through her use of words. Shelley also has a way of making you feel both pity for the "creature" and horror at what he does. Shelley has created a character so complex that on one hand he is an innocent and extremely lonely infant almost and on the other he is a cruel and diabolical monster of sorts. Perhaps if he was only feared and not isolated he would have resembled the Greek gods in his immaturity and immense power – a combination which is frightening in any form. Frankenstein himself is the creator of this being and his actions show us the consequences faced by any man who tries to become and behave like a god. Frankenstein is not only a book about monsters and the creator vs the creation but it is also about consequences and the cruelty of humanity. We all say and behave as if we would not isolate a creature because of its appearance but would instead judge it based upon its actions and, until the murder of William, the creature does not do any harm to anyone and he even helps out the De Lacey's in their poverty. Frankenstein himself could not bear to look upon his own creation and I find that incredibly sad because the creature was his responsibility and perhaps if he had gotten even an ounce of love or kindness from anyone he might not have been as monstrous as he appeared.
While I do not like reading political and philosophical books Rousseau's A Discourse on Inequality was strangely enough an interesting read. Rousseau's book is an easier read than many of the other books related to politics and philosophy which we read over the semester and yet it is the easiest one to read out of all of them. Rousseau uses interesting and diverse imagery in order to emphasize the points he is making and those images help to highlight his own character and personal traits such as the idea of the cows which cry when they are about to go to the slaughter house and other animal comparisons (such as when he compares the rich people to wolves) showing the importance that animals played in his mind and his writing. Rousseau also mentions ancient Greece and Rome when he compares how Nature treats them to how the Law of Sparta "treated the children of its citizens"; he also mentions Ceres and the festival "Thesmophoria" which is festival in honor of Ceres (or Demeter in Ancient Greece) I learned about in a Greek/Roman myth class and it strange that he mentions this particular festival because it is an all female ritual which was held near the seat of male power in Athens. Since Rousseau does not really mention women throughout his essay it is interesting to note that one of the only times that he does reference them (in any way) he talks about a ritual which showed a strong female character in a patriarchal society being worshiped so near the male seat of power.
Another facet of Rousseau's essay I found particularly interesting was the idea of the tree being pictured in the mind. Rousseau points out that the second imagination enters all general ideas become "particular" – then they are no longer one out of a large number, instead they become unique. Upon further htought it is almost impossible for two people to imagine the same tree (although now it is less impossible because of media and films, if I were to mention the White Tree of Gondor I'm sure almost everyone could imagine the same tree, but even then it would be dependent on how you remembered the same tree) with exceptions and yet even if the trees were almost the same something or the other would be different because of perspective and the person imagining the tree. Rousseau's idea that imagination changes things is fascinating and something I feel like we all live with and forget to really think about on a daily basis. How unique our imagination really is.


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Q: Workers en una aplicación Electron + React.js Tengo una duda, quiero implementar workers en una aplicación Electron + React.js, para realizar una sincronización de millones de datos.
La solución que encontre fue workers.
Pero no encuentro algún ejemplo de como usarlo, o que modules de node, puedo utilizar.
Segui el manual del link siguiente:
https://developer.mozilla.org/es/docs/Web/Guide/Performance/Usando_web_workers
Pero cuando creo el worker, como en el ejemplo me da el siguiente error:
error not found 404 localhost:8080/spc/worker.js
Necesito ayuda.. con todo lo que puedan.

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The most surprising forbidden baby names in Mexico
A confident Father will have happy children
In his latest book "Conflict, Woman and Mother" Elisabeth Badinter wonders about new mothers. Do they choose to interrupt their careers knowingly? Did they breast by real conviction? No, assures the philosopher. What do you think ?
Are you for or against the point of view of Elisabeth Badinter?
Among all the names for boys we highlight Marine. You will find in our search engine all the meanings of baby names.
Its spread in Spain, and especially in Galicia, is due to the great popular devotion to Saint Marina, a virgin martyred in Ourense in the 3rd century and whose relics are found in said capital. Although the data on it are scarce, it is venerated in hermitages scattered throughout the Spanish geography.
It comes from marinus: "from the sea, marina"
September 3, November 21, December 15.
Marino Lejarreta Arrizabalaga, Spanish cyclist (1957-); Marino Marini, Italian singer (1924-1992); Marino Moretti, Italian poet and storyteller (1885-1979).
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Alien Fear: What Should We Do to Soothe Your Child?
Almost every child is in the early stages of life for a few months when he fears the unknown. The phenomenon is natural and there is much we can do to reassure our children.
Alien Fear: What Should We Do to Soothe Your Child?Fear of strangers, come with any intense reactions, a completely normal part of the development of children: basically just signifies that you have begun to enter into relationships with people you know more - that is, your parents, siblings, relatives.You can , react well to other people's presence with a well-felt fear or passive choice. Reactions may develop gradually or, at most, between 7 and 10 months, but more than one year, and may occur unexpectedly in many children and may not affect everyone.
Use our Baby Development Calculator to keep track of your baby's development!
Children may only respond to certain types of unfamiliar faces (such as professional males, loudspeakers), but they may not be essentially family members. In addition, the process can be observed in babies who, for example, are already a few months old in their wombs: they also insist on the usual caring two, two and a half years old, experience with expansion (that is, by learning that they are not at risk in such cases) they think of themselves this is the fear, but it's okay if it goes a little further. In addition, there are simple and natural steps that can help you make the process easier.
Patience and trust
Let's try to give children a chance, for example to meet more new people, when they feel safe (that is, with us or the plains in their arms, or, of course, at home). Do not force close proximity if someone is scared of anyone! Wait for it to calm down and then try again, for example, to include the stranger in the games. Transition items (the baby's favorites that will always reassure you) are very important in this case too: Be sure to stay close to each other when you meet new people, new situations. Don't take your child's fears awayand do not scold him, but rather be patient with him, and be sure to calm him down - and if he can, stay close to the puppies. let us also say emphatically when we come home that you can tie the two and trust us that we will not disappear. As you get older, explain who the new person you are dating (for example, new carer or babysitter) will be, and reassure them that we'll be back soon. Let's be there the first time he meets the New Man! And if we go to a company of strangers, let's give the child a positive example: Let's welcome new faces with confidence, keep eye contact, talk in a natural, relaxed voice as they learn the most from them.
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For all of this, reassure the grown-up person who picked up the violent reaction from the child that his or her behavior or any other "fault" with him or her could simply be to blame. he is at this stage of development the kid that goes along with that. But first and foremost, the goal is to reassure the child: let's not let you cry too long if you seem frightened of someone else. too. In less frequent cases, fear can lead to abnormal values and can turn into persistent anxiety: in this case, do not hesitate to consult a specialist.
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Name Gayane - Meaning of the Name
Origin of first name:
Meaning of the name:
The name Gayane is a derivative of Gaia and Gayané. In the Greek language, he refers to Gaia, the goddess of mythology who gave birth to all forms of life. In Armenian, this name is related to Gayané, a Christian martyr.
Gaia is the name of a goddess of Greek mythology.
Gaia Weiss is an actress of French origin and a model.
The Gayane are celebrated the same day as Saint Caius, 28th Bishop of Rome and Pope. This name is also celebrated at the same time as that of St. Gayane, a "Roman" virgin considered as one of the three famous saints of the Armenian Apostolic Church.
His character :
Gayane is a girl with a strong personality and a certain charisma. Authoritarian and voluntary, he is a real tomboy. Demonstrating ambition, authority and courage, she knows how to use her boundless energy and strength of character. Gayane keeps her feet on the ground, even if she is sometimes light, superficial and materialistic. Like boys, she shows great impatience, going almost to hyperactivity. Far from being a problem, this aspect of his personality allows him to take down a lot of work faster. However, by concentrating on her work, she can be intolerant, even aggressive with those around her. Possessing a strong spirit of contradiction, Gayane does not have an easy character! She may be stubborn or bad-tempered, which makes her unpopular with some of her colleagues and relatives.
Gaia, Gaian and Gaya.
His party :
The Gayane are celebrated on April 22nd or September 28th.
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Clapping songs and games for kids
We propose you 6 games with the palms of the hands, to play with the children. This is an activity that our grandmothers, our mothers, we played and our children will also play. It's just a matter of bringing your palms together while singing a song. Find out why your children should practice them, some songs that can accompany them and other traditional games that you can teach them yourself.
And what do the clapping games that hook boys and girls and that parents like it so much? He does not want any kind of financial outlay, he does not need physical preparation (only practice) or equipment, with two children is enough and nothing to invest money in something that we do not know if the kids will like it or not!
But it is also an activity that can be practiced anywhere: in line at the supermarket, while we wait at the doctor's office, while Dad finishes preparing dinner ...
And that's not all! It is a leisure proposal that positively affects the development of children. Do you want to know everything it can contribute to your children?
- Boost your memory and concentration. While playing, children have to be very careful not to lose the thread and, another important point to highlight, they have to remember the song that accompanies the game.
- Promotes social relationships. Being a game that requires at least two people, your children will always have to look for a partner.
- Develops and sharpens the senses. And it is that in this activity the visual and auditory capacity has a very important role.
- They reinforce psychomotor aspects. Hands are moved, songs are sung, but also breathing, pronunciation of different words, laterality or postural control are worked on.
Clapping hands is a longtime classic pastime that not only amuses children, but can also be an excellent opportunity for parents to have fun with their children.
Two or more children can play these games and they have to clap their hands in different ways: one up and one down, in the middle or clap. You can even do championships! Of course, to have greater motivation and a challenge, but not to compete. The important thing here is to have fun!
You will have to practice a lot so that you develop your skill in clapping games and, also, put your memory to work to recite the musical themes that accompany this activity. Don't miss out on some of the most popular songs on playgrounds around the world.
1. On 24th Street
In the street - lle
twenty-four - three
has been committed - do
a murder - to.
An old - ha
I kill a cat - to
with the tip - ta
of the shoe - to.
Poor old woman - ha
poor cat - uncle
poor tip - ta
I crash, crash, la, la
I crash, I crash, you, you
I crash, the, I crash, you
¡chocolate!
3. Go crazy
Crazy-co,
crazy-co
an old woman has fallen off a motorcycle.
To the chacha-cha
Has fallen and a gap has been made-cha
4. Don Federico
Don Federico lost his wallet,
to marry a seamstress;
the seamstress lost her thimble,
to marry a general;
the general lost his sword,
to marry a beautiful lady;
the beautiful lady lost her fan,
to marry Don Federico.
Don Federico lost his eye
to marry a louse;
the louse lost its legs,
to marry a tick;
the tick lost its tail,
to marry a pepsi-cola;
the pepsi-cola lost its bubble,
to marry a bad witch;
the bad witch lost her kitten,
Don Federico told him: NO
and the bad witch fainted;
the next day he said: YES
and the bad witch began to laugh.
5. A sailor
A sailor who went to mari mari mar
to see what I could see, see, see
and the only thing that could see, see, see
It was the bottom of the mari mari mar
6. A pigeon
A semicolon dove
that came from mars point and apart
fell from a nest point and followed
it was an animal full stop
it was a happy point worm.
One of the things that the game has is that it allows you to relax and disconnect from the 'obligations'. It offers the child the possibility to create, invent and imagine new things. You have to play every day and you have to play the games of a lifetime. Now that you have become experts in clapping games, how about we learn other games that are just as fun?
- The potato circle
All of you, holding hands, make a circle and move in a clockwise direction to the rhythm of this song: 'Along with the potato, eat salad, what the gentlemen eat, oranges and lemons. Achupé, achupé, sitting down I stayed '. Don't forget to do what the letter says and when it's time to sit down, sit down!
- The blind chicken
This game has the value that, in addition to entertaining, it promotes the child's autonomy and trust in others. One 'flirts', is blindfolded and has to help each other to 'hunt' the rest. It is important to play this game in an enclosed space and remove all furniture that could harm the blindfolded person.
- Pass my yes, pass my sa
For this game you will have to be at least three people. Two of them will hold hands and raise them in an arc shape. The third participant will have to go out and in making a circle while singing the song of 'pass my yes, come on sat, through the door of Alcalá, those in front run a lot, those in the back will stay'. If when you finish, your colleagues 'lock you in their hands', they will ask you: 'Which fruit do you prefer?' and depending on what he chooses, he will get behind one or another partner.
- To the shoe from behind
We all stand in a circle again, this time sitting. One of the participants will remain standing and, while the others cover their eyes with their hands and sing from 'to the shoe from behind, tris after; you neither see nor will you see, sad after; look up, that beans fall; look down, chickpeas fall; to sleep, to sleep, the wise men are coming. ' When they finish the letter, they will have to look to see if the shoe is behind them and try to go and get their partner. If you catch him, he'll go back to his place! If, on the contrary, your partner sits in his place, he will have to hide the shoe behind a partner!
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19. What is Fetty Wap's net worth?
According to website Celebrity Net Worth, Fetty Wap is currently worth around $8 million. The rapper, who burst onto the industry with a series of hits including 'Trap Queen ', '679' and 'My Way', has racked up a big net worth over the years!


Unify, which was formerly Siemens Enterprise Communications, has recruited an industry veteran to head its channel in EMEAR at a time when it is restructuring the business away from being reliant on hardware.
Thomas Veit, who has a CV that includes time at Ingram Micro, Misco, SonicWall, Cisco and most recently at Avaya as the vendor's managing director of international distribution covering EMEA.
He will be operating a similar role, as Unify senior vice president of channels EMEA and Russia, with a brief at Unify that covers all of the firm's distribution acitivities and his appointment comes at a time when the firm is trying to move away from relying on hardware to be more of a software-centric operation.
Jon Pritchard, executive vice president of worldwide channels at Unify, said that Viet had the right sort of experience, holding channel roles at Avaya, SonicWall and Cisco as well as understanding distribution with a stint at Ingram.
"Thomas brings a wealth of experience in building a successful channel business in Europe, and will be critical as we continue to work towards our goal of growing revenue through complementary indirect channels," he said.
Earlier this year Unify made it clear that the ambition was to put more than half of its business through the channel and it admitted that it had not done enough in the past to work with resellers.
In the last few months the firm has been bulking out its management team, with Pritchard joining from Comstor in February and Bill Hurley also joining out of Westcon to take up a worldwide channel role.
"Unify has made it clear that they are absolutely committed to making Unify the partner of choice for the collaboration and communication market," said Veit.
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Idea Management Startup Wazoku Raises £750,000, Ex-Huddle VP Joins As COO
UK startup Wazoku, which offers a platform for companies to help them generate and manage ideas from within an organisation and external stakeholders, has raised £750,000 in new funding led by previous backer Cambridge Angels investment group, and New Model Venture Capital, the fund set up by the founders of Find Invest Grow. The new capital will be used for product development and growth in new markets, and brings the total raised by Wazoku to £1.5 million.
However, more interesting is that the company is announcing a new key hire to its management team. Former Huddle VP, Jon Landau, joins as Chief Operating Officer. Landau was actually Huddle's first hire, helping the feisty Microsoft competitor in the online collaboration space grow from young startup to a SaaS used by more than 80 per cent of Fortune 500 companies. In that sense, this would appear to be somewhat of a coup for Wazoku. That said, the startup's connection with Huddle goes way back as co-founder Simon Hill was formerly business development director at Huddle.
Launched in late 2011, Wazoku's premise is that the best ideas can come from anywhere and from anybody, but companies don't always have systems in place — or software — to capture and manage the idea/innovation process. Its core platform is Idea Spotlight, a web-based idea management tool that "captures, filters and prioritises" the ideas generated within a business or external community, which can include a company's own staff, customers, partners and other stakeholders.
The startup boasts existing customers such as the UK's NHS, Shop Direct, BBC, and Capita. Along with new funding, and a new COO, Wazoku is also announcing it's signed an international partnership with innovation consultancy Innocentrix that will see Wazoku's software sold in South Africa.


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Q: EACCES Error with Gulp-Imagemin I'm trying to make a gulp task work but I'm getting this error:
events.js:72
        throw er; // Unhandled 'error' event
              ^
Error: spawn EACCES
    at errnoException (child_process.js:988:11)
    at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (child_process.js:779:34)

It didn't say much about the error itself, so I installed "superstack" and got this:
events.js:72
        throw er; // Unhandled 'error' event
              ^
Error: spawn EACCES
    at errnoException (child_process.js:988:11)
    at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (child_process.js:779:34)
    at DuplexWrapper.Readable.on (/var/www/public/node_modules/gulp-imagemin/node_modules/imagemin/node_modules/stream-combiner2/node_modules/duplexer2/node_modules/readable-stream/lib/_stream_readable.js:703:33)
    at Imagemin.run (/var/www/public/node_modules/gulp-imagemin/node_modules/imagemin/index.js:80:9)
    at DestroyableTransform.through.obj.percent (/var/www/public/node_modules/gulp-imagemin/index.js:56:12)
    at DestroyableTransform._transform (/var/www/public/node_modules/gulp-imagemin/node_modules/through2-concurrent/through2-concurrent.js:29:15)
    at DestroyableTransform.Transform._read (/var/www/public/node_modules/gulp-imagemin/node_modules/through2-concurrent/node_modules/through2/node_modules/readable-stream/lib/_stream_transform.js:172:10)
    at DestroyableTransform.Transform._write (/var/www/public/node_modules/gulp-imagemin/node_modules/through2-concurrent/node_modules/through2/node_modules/readable-stream/lib/_stream_transform.js:160:12)
    at doWrite (/var/www/public/node_modules/gulp-imagemin/node_modules/through2-concurrent/node_modules/through2/node_modules/readable-stream/lib/_stream_writable.js:326:12)
    at writeOrBuffer (/var/www/public/node_modules/gulp-imagemin/node_modules/through2-concurrent/node_modules/through2/node_modules/readable-stream/lib/_stream_writable.js:312:5)

Any idea why I'm getting this error? What can I do to fix it?
Thanks a lot!
EDIT:
This is the task I'm trying to run.
gulp.task('build-images', function(){
    return gulp.src('app/assets/src/**/*.+(png|jpg|gif|jpeg)')
        .pipe($.debug({title:'BEFORE'}))
        .pipe(imagemin({
            progressive: true,
            svgoPlugins: [{removeViewBox: false}],
            use: [pngquant()]
        }))
        .pipe($.debug({title:'AFTER'}))
        .pipe(gulp.dest('dest/images'));
});

A: That is a permissions error.  Make sure you have read and write access to all of those files and directories.


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'I tell them it's 24-7, but I am lying,' -Justin Kan
A rundown on the "San Francisco-Style Video Innovation" panel at the Web Video Summit.
June 28, 2007 1:21 p.m. PT
Publicity Still of Justin Kan Justin.TV
I am sitting in the San Francisco-Style Video Innovation panel at the Web Video Summit, listening to Justin Kan, who's been live-casting his life for 100 days now. As some of you may have heard, Justin turned off his video feed a few weeks into the experiment when things got hot and heavy during a date, and he received a decent amount of flack for his decision to stop rolling after pledging to stream his life 24-7. In today's presentation, Justin acknowledged that when promoting his site he, "tell[s] them it's 24-7, but I am lying." Not that I can blame the man; there are just times when you gotta have your privacy.
Next up is Schlomo Rabinowitz, who describes himself as "just another Jew in the media," and came into videoblogging after developing a career as a filmmaker. Schlomo's vlog has a very raw slice-of-life approach. He explained how this approach doesn't work for everything and demonstrated how the video work he does for CNET utilizes a more polished and professional approach.
Kent Bye and his partner Jen are now talking about their project Ebb and Flow, which focuses on "how inner transformation can support and sustain us through the journey of transforming our outer world." They have been utilizing Creative Common's licensing and screened a very slick looking and artistically executed short film.
Irina Slutsky, who was just introduced as "a blonde with big boobs," is discussing her collaborative project with Eddie Codell: Geek Entertainment TV (GETV). GETV began as a means to help entertain herself when Irina became bored at numerous Web 2.0 launch events. Their project has been on the Web for quite a while now, and is now part of the Podtech network.
Discuss: 'I tell them it's 24-7, but I am lying,' -Justin Kan


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Home > JST Topics
JST Topics
Professor Makoto Fujita, 2018 Wolf Prize winner, awarded at the ceremony in Jerusalem
Strategic Basic Research Programs, ACCEL
https://www.jst.go.jp/kisoken/accel/index.html
Prof. Makoto Fujita, Department of Applied Chemistry at the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Engineering, has been jointly awarded the Wolf Prize 2018 in Chemistry together with Prof. Omar M. Yaghi of the University of California, Berkeley. The prizes were presented to the winners by President Rivlin at the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem on May 31, 2018.
The Wolf Foundation praised Prof. Fujita's contributions to metal-guided synthesis "conceiving metal-directed assembly principles leading to large highly porous complexes." He is the second Japanese winner in the field of chemistry following Nobel Laureate Ryoji Noyori, Professor Emeritus who was awarded the prize in 2001.
Presentation of the prize
(President Rivlin is second from the right)
Prof. Fujita gave a speech
(other winners to the right)
President awarded the medal to Prof. Fujita
(in the background, huge tapestries by Chagall)
With Prof. Omar M. Yaghi, University of California, Berkeley (left), co-winner of the award.
Prof. Fujita gave a lecture for the ICS Symposium Honoring Wolf Prize Laureates at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
The slide showed a picture of an M30L60molecular Icosidodecahedron called "cage", which is one of his achievements.
See also the article about the Wolf Prize Award in February 2018 Topics.
http://www.jst.go.jp/report/2017/180222-2_e.html
Link to Prof. Fujita's ACCEL page/JST:
https://www.jst.go.jp/kisoken/accel/en/research_project/ongoing/h25_05.html
Link to the award article/The Wolf Foundation:
http://www.wolffund.org.il/index.php?dir=site&page=winners&cs=941〈uage=eng
JST, an integrated organization of science and technology in Japan, establishes an infrastructure for the entire process from the creation of knowledge to the return to the society. For more information, visit http://www.jst.go.jp/EN/


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Q: How to extract a string regular expression using java? I wanted to extract what ever is within the below tokens
${FNAME} ${LNAME} ${123}

FNAME LNAME 123.

I tried the below.
public static void main(String[] args) {

    String input = "{FNAME} ${LNAME} ${123}";

    Pattern p = Pattern.compile("\\$\\{");
    Matcher m = p.matcher(input);

    while (m.find()) {
        System.out.println("Found a " + m.group() + ".");

    }

}

Ended up wrongly. Beginner to reg expressions.

A: You should use lazy quantifier ? and capture group () like this.
Regex: \$\{(.*?)\}
Replacement to do: \1 for first captured group.
Regex101 Demo


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Rhino Handmade's got more Cactus than Death Valley! With the release of two new double-CDs, the complete live and studio output of one of the most powerful acts of the 1970s is once again available to quench the thirsts of hard rock fans.
"Each gig was the equivalent of tripping?one in five is the magic gig," recalls road manager Richard "Paco" Zimmer in the liner notes to Fully Unleashed. Of the numerous Cactus concerts recorded, we've culled through the tapes to present what is surely the ultimate look at the band's onstage attack, which, barring the half-live 'Ot 'N' Sweaty, has never before been documented.
This two-disc set includes tracks cut at England's Isle Of Wight Festival in August 1970 (less than four months after the band's first show), a June 1971 gig at the Gilligan's club in Buffalo, NY (including blink-and-you've-missed-him member Ron Leejack), and those 'Ot 'N' Sweaty selections (recorded at the Mar-Y-Sol Pop Festival in Puerto Rico in April 1972). But the heart of this collection was played at Ellis Auditorium in blues-friendly Memphis, Tennessee on December 19, 1971 -- the original quartet's final performance. That last concert is here in its entirety, and shows Cactus in all their amp-blowing glory.
This Rhino Handmade release features 18 high-energy live workouts from the three-year juggernaut that was Cactus. Of those, 12 are previously unreleased and two more are new to CD. With music and lifestyle in constant overdrive, it's a wonder Cactus members and roadies remember anything; the liner notes from Russell H. Tice prove that they do, and the music on Fully Unleashed proves memorable as well.
1. Intro/Long Tall Sally
2. Bag Drag
3. Evil
4. Parchman Farm
6. Oleo
7. No Need to Worry
8. Let Me Swim
1. Big Mama Boogie, Pts. 1-2
2. Medley: Heeby Jeebies/Money/Hound Dog/What'd I Say
5. One Way...Or Another
6. Bro. Bill
7. Swim
8. Bad Mother Boogie
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Hope your Midwestern brain adjusts quickly! Relax and enjoy!!
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Q: "Debug Assertion Failed. Expression: (_osfile(fh) & fopen)" error and Fatal Error in visual studio 2008 My following code is compiled successfully and runs perfectly for sometime handling 40 clients but after sometime, it gives an error "Debug Assertiion Failed expression: (_osfile(fh) & fopen)".
I searched on internet and found a solution:

Project + Properties, Configuration properties, C/C++, Code generation, change Runtime library to "Multi-threaded DLL (/MD)" (or use /MT).

Now the Debug Assertion Failed error is not shown but the error now is "Fatal error at line fwrite()". I have Highlighted this line in code for reference.
Can anyone explain me please why does this happen? What mistake have I made? I am stuck :(
Sorry for the long code.
CODE:
   DWORD WINAPI ThreadProc(LPVOID param)
        {
           int threadNumber= (int)param;
           int PORT = 8888+threadNumber; //so that each thread bind()s its socket to a different Port number.
           WSADATA wsa;

           //Initialise winsock//
           if (WSAStartup(MAKEWORD(2,2),&wsa) != 0)
              {

                //"WinSock Initialization FAILED",

              }

           //Create a socket//

          SOCKET newSocketIdentifier;
          SOCKADDR_IN newSocket;

          if((newSocketIdentifier = socket(AF_INET , SOCK_DGRAM , 0 )) == INVALID_SOCKET)
              {

                //Socket Creation Failed

              }
           //Socket Created//

           //Prepare the sockaddr_in structure//
          newSocket.sin_family = AF_INET;
          newSocket.sin_addr.s_addr = INADDR_ANY;
          newSocket.sin_port = htons(PORT);

           //Bind//
           if( bind(newSocketIdentifier ,(struct sockaddr *)&newSocket, sizeof(SOCKADDR_IN)) == SOCKET_ERROR)
              {
               //Bind Failed
              }

           //Bind Done//   char threadNumberBuffer[32] = "Thread Number : ";
   char threadNumberBuffer[32] = "Thread Number : ";
   char buff[12];
   itoa(threadNumber,buff,10);
   strcat(threadNumberBuffer,buff);
   /*MessageBox( NULL,
               threadNumberBuffer,
               "Thread Created :)",
               MB_ICONINFORMATION);*/

char data[256];
int bytes, waitRet;

WSAEVENT hEvent = WSACreateEvent();
WSANETWORKEVENTS events;
WSAEventSelect(newSocketIdentifier, hEvent, FD_READ | FD_WRITE);

SOCKADDR_IN clientSocket;
int clientSocketLength = sizeof(SOCKADDR_IN);
char receiveBuffer[8192]={0};
int recv_len=0;
char file[128]="Client";
char threadno[32];
itoa(threadNumber,threadno,10);
strcat(threadno,".txt");
strcat(file,threadno);
//FILE *fprecv;
FILE *fprecv = fopen(TEXT(file),"w+b");
rewind(fprecv);
int receiveCount=0;

   while(1)
      {   //while(1) starts
         waitRet = WSAWaitForMultipleEvents(1, &hEvent, FALSE, WSA_INFINITE, FALSE);
         //WSAResetEvent(hEvent);
         if(WSAEnumNetworkEvents(newSocketIdentifier,hEvent,&events) == SOCKET_ERROR)
            {
               MessageBox( NULL,
                           threadNumberBuffer,
                           "FAILURE",
                           MB_ICONINFORMATION);
            }
        else
            {   //else event occurred starts
               if(events.lNetworkEvents & FD_READ)
                  {   //check for network event starts
                     /*MessageBox( NULL,
                                 buf,
                                 "FD_READ",
                                 MB_ICONINFORMATION);*/

                     if((recv_len = recvfrom(newSocketIdentifier, receiveBuffer, sizeof(receiveBuffer), 0, (struct sockaddr *) &clientSocket, &clientSocketLength)) == SOCKET_ERROR)
                        {
                           MessageBox( NULL,
                                       "ERROR",
                                       "Could not Receive Data",
                                       MB_ICONINFORMATION);
                           exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
                           return FALSE;
                        }
                     receiveCount = receiveCount+1;
                     char display[2000] = "Number of Receives = ";

                    if(memcmp(receiveBuffer,"EXIT",4) == 0)
                        {
                            char receiveCountBuffer[1000];
                            itoa(receiveCount,receiveCountBuffer,10);
                            strcat(display,receiveCountBuffer);
                            MessageBox( NULL,
                                        display,
                                        threadNumberBuffer,
                                        MB_ICONINFORMATION);
                            break;
                            //return FALSE;
                        }
                /*MessageBox( NULL,
                            receiveBuffer,
                            "File Read",
                            MB_ICONINFORMATION);*/
                    else
                    {
                          //fprecv= freopen(TEXT(file),"w+b",stdout);
                           **if(fwrite(receiveBuffer, 1, recv_len, fprecv)<0)** //Fatal Error here
                              {
                                 MessageBox( NULL,
                                             "problem while writing file",
                                             "Error!",
                                             MB_ICONINFORMATION);

                                 exit(1);
                              }
                           //fclose(fprecv);
                    }
                          /* MessageBox( NULL,
                                       "Written",
                                       "Success",
                                       MB_ICONINFORMATION);*/
                           rewind(fprecv);
               }   //check for network event ends
            }   //else event occurred ends
      }   //while(1) ends

    WSACloseEvent(hEvent);
    return 0;
}


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A's reliever Blake Treinen guided by faith in Christ through dominant 2018 MLB season
By Jason Romano Oct 2, 2018
Blake Treinen - (Photo Courtesy: @athletics_fanly/twitter)
The 2018 Oakland Athletics might have been the surprise team in baseball. After finishing 2017 with 75 wins and in last place in the AL West, they made an incredible turnaround by winning 97 games this year and clinching a postseason berth.
A big part of that for Oakland was the dominant pitching of closer Blake Treinen.
This season, Treinen went 9-2 with a 0.78 ERA and 38 saves. In 80.1 innings, he struck out 100 batters, walking just 22 and allowing only seven earned runs all season. The All-Star pitcher became the first in MLB history to record 30 saves, 100 K's and an ERA under 1.00. Many analysts, including ESPN's Buster Olney, have said Treinen should be up for American League Cy Young consideration.
With that last strikeout, Blake Treinen becomes the only pitcher in MLB history with 30 Saves, 100 K's and an ERA under 1.00 #RootedInOakland pic.twitter.com/XKD36y4ZRg
— A's on NBCS (@NBCSAthletics) September 30, 2018
On his baseball glove, Treinen has an inscription that says "All 4 Him," which is exactly the way he has gone about his baseball career. As he was trying to figure out his baseball career during college at South Dakota State, Treinen's team chaplain gave him a Bible verse from Proverbs to lean on.
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He will make your path straight." — Proverbs 3:5-6
From that time forward, Treinan says he shares that verse on every autograph he signs.
"That was an intangible God moment for me," he told NBC Sports. "Just His way of saying, 'I got you, I'm with you, don't be afraid.'"
Trusting in the Lord is something Treinen says he can display every time he steps on the baseball field to throw a pitch.
"My biggest crutch throughout everything has been Jesus," he told CJOnline.com in 2016. "Baseball is part of my testimony to my faith. All I've ever known is baseball and God has been with me every step. Every trial has been through baseball in some form, and He's always seen me through."
Treinen, 30, was originally drafted by the A's in 2011 but was dealt to the Nationals in a January 2013 three-team trade. He made his debut with Washington in 2014, and then traded in July 2017 to Oakland. Having been a relief pitcher all of his career, Treinen stepped in as the closer for the A's and promptly posted a 2.13 ERA with 13 saves. That set the table for this year, what has become one of the greatest seasons by a relief pitcher you'll ever see.
Now, Treinen and the A's turn their attention to the New York Yankees and the American League Wild Card matchup set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET on TBS.
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package com.ibm.domino.das.resources;

import static com.ibm.domino.commons.model.IGatekeeperProvider.FEATURE_REST_API_DATA_DOCUMENT;
import static com.ibm.domino.das.service.DataService.STAT_DOCUMENT;
import static com.ibm.domino.das.servlet.DasServlet.DAS_LOGGER;
import static com.ibm.domino.services.HttpServiceConstants.*;
import static com.ibm.domino.services.rest.RestParameterConstants.*;
import static com.ibm.domino.services.rest.RestServiceConstants.*;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.OutputStream;
import java.io.OutputStreamWriter;
import java.io.StringReader;
import java.net.URI;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.List;

import javax.ws.rs.Consumes;
import javax.ws.rs.DELETE;
import javax.ws.rs.GET;
import javax.ws.rs.HeaderParam;
import javax.ws.rs.PUT;
import javax.ws.rs.Path;
import javax.ws.rs.PathParam;
import javax.ws.rs.Produces;
import javax.ws.rs.QueryParam;
import javax.ws.rs.WebApplicationException;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Context;
import javax.ws.rs.core.MediaType;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Response;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Response.ResponseBuilder;
import javax.ws.rs.core.StreamingOutput;
import javax.ws.rs.core.UriInfo;

import lotus.domino.Database;
import lotus.domino.DateTime;
import lotus.domino.Document;
import lotus.domino.NotesException;

import org.apache.http.impl.cookie.DateParseException;

import com.ibm.commons.util.StringUtil;
import com.ibm.commons.util.io.json.JsonJavaFactory;
import com.ibm.commons.util.io.json.JsonJavaObject;
import com.ibm.commons.util.io.json.JsonParser;
import com.ibm.domino.commons.util.UriHelper;
import com.ibm.domino.das.service.DataService;
import com.ibm.domino.das.utils.ErrorHelper;
import com.ibm.domino.httpmethod.PATCH;
import com.ibm.domino.services.ServiceException;
import com.ibm.domino.services.content.JsonDocumentContent;
import com.ibm.domino.services.rest.das.document.DocumentParameters;
import com.ibm.domino.services.util.JsonWriter;

@Path(PARAM_DATA + PARAM_SEPERATOR + PARAM_DOCUMENTS + PARAM_SEPERATOR + PARAM_UNID + PARAM_SEPERATOR + UNID_RESOURCE_PATH)
public class DocumentResource extends AbstractDasResource {

    @GET
    @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
    public Response getDocumentByUnid(@Context final UriInfo uriInfo,
            @PathParam(PARAM_UNID) final String unid,
            @HeaderParam(HEADER_IF_MODIFIED_SINCE) final String ifModifiedSince,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_COMPACT) final boolean compact,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_STRONGTYPE)final boolean strongType,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_HIDDEN)final boolean hidden,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_MARKREAD) final String markRead,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_MULTIPART) final String multipart,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_LOWERCASEFIELDS) final boolean lowercaseItems,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_FIELDS) final String items){

        DAS_LOGGER.traceEntry(this, "getDocumentByUnid"); // $NON-NLS-1$
        DataService.beforeRequest(FEATURE_REST_API_DATA_DOCUMENT, STAT_DOCUMENT);

        final ResponseBuilder builder = Response.ok();

        abstract class StreamingOutputImpl implements StreamingOutput {

            Response response = null;

            public void setResponse(Response response) {
                this.response = response;
            }

        }

        StreamingOutputImpl streamJsonEntity = new StreamingOutputImpl() {

            // @Override
            public void write(OutputStream outputStream) throws IOException {
            	Document document = null;

                try {
                    Database database = getDatabase(DB_ACCESS_VIEWS_DOCS);

                    try {
                        document = database.getDocumentByUNID(unid);
                    }
                    catch (NotesException e) {
                        throw new WebApplicationException(ErrorHelper.createErrorResponse(e, Response.Status.NOT_FOUND));
                    }

                    URI baseUri = UriHelper.copy(uriInfo.getAbsolutePath(),DataService.isUseRelativeUrls());

                    //Unid don't contain special characters, so don't need encode
                    baseUri = UriHelper.trimAtLast(baseUri, PARAM_SEPERATOR + unid);

                    OutputStreamWriter streamWriter = new OutputStreamWriter(outputStream);

                    String lastModifiedHeader = ifModifiedSince(document, ifModifiedSince);
                    if (lastModifiedHeader != null) {
                    	response.getMetadata().add(HEADER_LAST_MODIFIED, lastModifiedHeader);
                    }

                    JsonWriter jsonWriter = new JsonWriter(streamWriter, compact);
                    JsonDocumentContent content = new JsonDocumentContent(document);

                    int sysItems = DocumentParameters.SYS_ITEM_ALL;
                    String rtType = TYPE_MULTIPART;

                    // Handle parameters
                    if (!hidden) {
                        sysItems &= ~DocumentParameters.SYS_ITEM_HIDDEN;
                    }
                    if (multipart != null && multipart.compareToIgnoreCase(PARAM_VALUE_FALSE) == 0) {
                    	rtType = TYPE_RICHTEXT;  // Deprecated
                    }

                    List<String> defItemFilter = null;
                    if ( StringUtil.isNotEmpty(items) ) {
                        defItemFilter = DataService.getParameterStringList(PARAM_DOC_FIELDS, items);
                    }

                    try {

                        content.writeDocumentAsJson(jsonWriter, sysItems, true,
                                    defItemFilter, lowercaseItems, null,
                                    strongType, rtType, baseUri.toString());
                    }
                    finally {
                        jsonWriter.flush();
                    }

                    // Handle parameters.
                    if (markRead == null || markRead.compareToIgnoreCase(PARAM_VALUE_TRUE) == 0) {
                        document.markRead();
                    }
                    else if (markRead.compareToIgnoreCase(PARAM_VALUE_FALSE) != 0) {
                        throw new WebApplicationException(ErrorHelper.createErrorResponse("Invalid parameter.", Response.Status.BAD_REQUEST)); // $NLX-DocumentResource.Invalidparameter-1$
                    }

                    streamWriter.close();

                }
                catch (NotesException e) {
                    throw new WebApplicationException(ErrorHelper.createErrorResponse(e, Response.Status.BAD_REQUEST));
                }
                catch (ServiceException e) {
                    throw new WebApplicationException(ErrorHelper.createErrorResponse(e, Response.Status.BAD_REQUEST));
                }
                finally {
                	if (document != null) {
                		try {
        					document.recycle();
        				} catch (NotesException e) {
        					// Ignore
        				}
                	}
                }
            }
        };
        builder.type(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_TYPE).entity(streamJsonEntity);
        Response response = builder.build();
        streamJsonEntity.setResponse(response);
        DAS_LOGGER.traceExit(this, "getDocumentByUnid", response); // $NON-NLS-1$
        return response;
    }

    @PUT
    @Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
    @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
    public Response putDocumentByUnid(String requestEntity,
            @HeaderParam(HEADER_IF_UNMODIFIED_SINCE) final String ifUnmodifiedSince,
            @PathParam(PARAM_UNID) String unid,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_FORM) String form,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_COMPUTEWITHFORM) String computeWithForm) {

        DAS_LOGGER.traceEntry(this, "putDocumentByUnid"); // $NON-NLS-1$
        DataService.beforeRequest(FEATURE_REST_API_DATA_DOCUMENT, STAT_DOCUMENT);

        Response response = updateDocumentByUnid(requestEntity, ifUnmodifiedSince, unid, form, computeWithForm, true);

        DAS_LOGGER.traceExit(this, "putDocumentByUnid", response); // $NON-NLS-1$

        return response;
    }

    @PATCH
    @Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
    @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
    public Response patchDocumentByUnid(String requestEntity,
            @HeaderParam(HEADER_IF_UNMODIFIED_SINCE) final String ifUnmodifiedSince,
            @PathParam(PARAM_UNID) String unid,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_FORM) String form,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_COMPUTEWITHFORM) String computeWithForm) {

        DAS_LOGGER.traceEntry(this, "patchDocumentByUnid"); // $NON-NLS-1$
        DataService.beforeRequest(FEATURE_REST_API_DATA_DOCUMENT, STAT_DOCUMENT);

        Response response = updateDocumentByUnid(requestEntity, ifUnmodifiedSince, unid, form, computeWithForm, false);

        DAS_LOGGER.traceExit(this, "patchDocumentByUnid", response); // $NON-NLS-1$

        return response;
    }

    @DELETE
    public Response deleteDocumentByUnid(
    		@HeaderParam(HEADER_IF_UNMODIFIED_SINCE) String ifUnmodifiedSince,
    		@PathParam(PARAM_UNID) String unid) {

        DAS_LOGGER.traceEntry(this, "deleteDocumentByUnid"); // $NON-NLS-1$
        DataService.beforeRequest(FEATURE_REST_API_DATA_DOCUMENT, STAT_DOCUMENT);

        // String jsonEntity = null;

        try {
            Database database = this.getDatabase(DB_ACCESS_VIEWS_DOCS);
            Document document = null;
            try {
                document = database.getDocumentByUNID(unid);
            }
            catch (NotesException e) {
                throw new WebApplicationException(ErrorHelper.createErrorResponse(e, Response.Status.NOT_FOUND));
            }
            ifUnmodifiedSince(document, ifUnmodifiedSince);
            if(!document.remove(true)) {
                throw new WebApplicationException(ErrorHelper.createErrorResponse("Document is not deleted because another user modified it.", Response.Status.CONFLICT)); // $NLX-DocumentResource.Documentisnotdeletedbecauseanothe-1$
            }
        }
        catch (NotesException e) {
            throw new WebApplicationException(ErrorHelper.createErrorResponse(e, Response.Status.BAD_REQUEST));
        }
        ResponseBuilder builder = Response.ok();
        // builder.type(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_TYPE).entity(jsonEntity);

        Response response = builder.build();

        DAS_LOGGER.traceExit(this, "deleteDocumentByUnid", response); // $NON-NLS-1$

        return response;
    }

    public Response updateDocumentByUnid(String requestEntity,
            @HeaderParam(HEADER_IF_UNMODIFIED_SINCE) final String ifUnmodifiedSince,
            @PathParam(PARAM_UNID) String unid,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_FORM) String form,
            @QueryParam(PARAM_DOC_COMPUTEWITHFORM) String computeWithForm,
            boolean put) {

        String jsonEntity = null;
        Document document = null;

        try {
            // Write JSON content
            Database database = this.getDatabase(DB_ACCESS_VIEWS_DOCS);
            try {
                document = database.getDocumentByUNID(unid);
            }
            catch (NotesException e) {
                throw new WebApplicationException(ErrorHelper.createErrorResponse(e, Response.Status.NOT_FOUND));
            }
            ifUnmodifiedSince(document, ifUnmodifiedSince);
            JsonDocumentContent content = new JsonDocumentContent(document);
            JsonJavaObject jsonItems;
            JsonJavaFactory factory = JsonJavaFactory.instanceEx;
            try {
                StringReader reader = new StringReader(requestEntity);
                try {
                    jsonItems = (JsonJavaObject) JsonParser.fromJson(factory, reader);
                }
                finally {
                    reader.close();
                }
            }
            catch (Exception ex) {
                throw new ServiceException(ex, "Error while parsing the JSON content"); // $NLX-DocumentResource.ErrorwhileparsingtheJSONcontent-1$
            }
            // Handle parameters.
            if (StringUtil.isNotEmpty(form)) {
                document.replaceItemValue(ITEM_FORM, form);
            }
            content.updateFields(jsonItems, put);
            if (computeWithForm != null && computeWithForm.compareToIgnoreCase(PARAM_VALUE_TRUE) == 0) {
                document.computeWithForm(true, true);
            }
            document.save();
        }
        catch (NotesException e) {
            throw new WebApplicationException(ErrorHelper.createErrorResponse(e, Response.Status.BAD_REQUEST));
        }
        catch (ServiceException e) {
            throw new WebApplicationException(ErrorHelper.createErrorResponse(e, Response.Status.BAD_REQUEST));
        }
        finally {
        	if (document != null) {
        		try {
					document.recycle();
				} catch (NotesException e) {
					// Ignore
				}
        	}
        }

        ResponseBuilder builder = Response.ok();
        builder.type(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_TYPE).entity(jsonEntity);

        Response response = builder.build();

        return response;
    }

	static private void ifUnmodifiedSince(Document document,
			final String ifUnmodifiedSince) throws NotesException {
		DateTime lastModifiedDateTime = document.getLastModified();

		if (lastModifiedDateTime != null) {
			Date lastModifiedDate = lastModifiedDateTime.toJavaDate();
			if (lastModifiedDate != null) {
				// Formats the given date according to the RFC 1123 pattern.
				String lastModifiedHeader = org.apache.http.impl.cookie.DateUtils.formatDate(lastModifiedDate);
				if (lastModifiedHeader != null) {
					if (ifUnmodifiedSince != null) {
						if (!ifUnmodifiedSince.equalsIgnoreCase(lastModifiedHeader)) {
            				try {
            					Date ifUnmodifiedSinceDate = org.apache.http.impl.cookie.DateUtils.parseDate(ifUnmodifiedSince);
            					if (lastModifiedDate.after(ifUnmodifiedSinceDate) ) {
            						throw new WebApplicationException(Response.Status.PRECONDITION_FAILED);
            					}
            				}
            				catch (DateParseException e) {
            					throw new WebApplicationException(Response.Status.PRECONDITION_FAILED);
            				}
						}
					}
				}
			}
		}
	}

	static private String ifModifiedSince(Document document, final String ifModifiedSince)
			throws NotesException {
		String lastModifiedHeader = null;
		DateTime lastModifiedDateTime = document.getLastModified();
		if (lastModifiedDateTime != null) {
			Date lastModifiedDate = lastModifiedDateTime.toJavaDate();
			if (lastModifiedDate != null) {
				// Formats the given date according to the RFC 1123 pattern.
				lastModifiedHeader = org.apache.http.impl.cookie.DateUtils.formatDate(lastModifiedDate);
				if (lastModifiedHeader != null) {
					if (ifModifiedSince != null) {
						if (ifModifiedSince.equalsIgnoreCase(lastModifiedHeader)) {
							throw new WebApplicationException(Response.Status.NOT_MODIFIED);
						}
						try {
							Date ifModifiedSinceDate = org.apache.http.impl.cookie.DateUtils.parseDate(ifModifiedSince);
							if (ifModifiedSinceDate.equals(lastModifiedDate) || ifModifiedSinceDate.after(lastModifiedDate)) {
								throw new WebApplicationException(Response.Status.NOT_MODIFIED);
							}
						}
						catch (DateParseException e) {
							// If we can not parse the If-Modified-Since then continue.
							DAS_LOGGER.info("Can not parse the If-Modified-Since header."); // $NON-NLS-1$
						}
					}
				}
			}
		}
		return lastModifiedHeader;
	}

}

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