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My Top 10 Songs - A list of widely variant and evergreen tracks.
Tiyasha Maitra
Music is too important and too many to adore. After a lot of thought I have penned down 10 songs that I like hearing at frequent intervals.
My Precious List
Sing Sing Sing - Benny Goodman
One of the most popular swing songs ever written is Benny Goodman's Sing Sing Sing. An orchestral masterpiece, this song caught my attention because of its multiple cinematic usages.
I was introduced to jazz pretty late in life but I fell in love the moment I discovered it. And delving into this genre got me exposed to the magic of 'swing and big band'. Once 'Sing Sing Sing' came into my life it stuck on at one corner of my mind pretty strong.
I have added, not the original but the Louis Prima version because of better audio-visual quality and the entertaining dance.
Time - Pink Floyd
'Time and Tide wait for none.' This simple yet precise concept has been perfectly crafted with a combination of experimental sounds.
Roger Waters' lyrics build on this universal truth elucidating the fluttering character of time and man's need to carve his own destiny.
In support of the song's very essence, the instruments have created a unique composition with a perfectly crafted combination of melodic tunes.
The intro with a cacophony of clocks ticking seem erratic but in sync at the same time. They are followed by Nick Mason's drum solo, thus setting the mood. The rest of the song follows a plethora of unique sounds where the drums, guitar and keys converse with one another along with the so loved solos.
Danse Macabre - Camille saint-Saëns
In honor of Halloween, I have added a festive version with a spooky touch and a suspenseful romance of the violin. It has been brilliantly paired with the keyboard which acts as a harbinger of terror.
The origin of the concept (16th century) is associated with plague and death. Camille Saint-Saëns' rendition is what popularized it in 1874 reaching hearts with its multifaceted layers and an artistically carved horror.
Save My Soul - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
This track casts a lovely hologram of the colourful New Orleans where people come together from different spheres and connect through music. The picture I get is of people jamming in every other corner, groups of musicians, amateur and professional, making brilliant impromptu compositions.
The city has a natural groove because of its jazz influence and this song makes me want to visit it during the famous Jazz festival that is held every year attracting large groups of cosmopolitan crowd.
If I had You - Benny Goodman and his Orchestra
Addressed as the 'King of jazz' Benny Goodman made music that was revolutionary, playing a big role in the bringing of jazz into the folds of other acceptable music.
For a long time genres like jazz and swing were considered 'music of the devil' and violently condemned. Among many others, Goodman and his orchestra created mammoth impressions with their unique style.
This is a melodious piece carefully constructed and set apart from the original 1928 song. I love the way the piano and the clarinet compliment each other.
People are Strange - The Doors
One of my favourite bands, 'The Doors' marked an epic period in the history of rock.
This song encompasses Morrison's depression on the feeling of strangeness within himself, starkly different from the said normalcy of society. It speaks of the uneasiness that one feels when wavelengths don't match and judgments are formed.
Not just Jim Morrison, but it is the talented Ray Manzarek's organs, Krieger's rhythm and Densmore's drums aided by Douglas Lubahn's trusty base that form the complete magic of the song.
It is an idea that many people relate to, ones who feel like outcasts and anomalies owing to societal expectations.
Boogie Woogie Stomp - Albert Ammons: Michael Alf Version
It goes without saying that with Boogie-woogie we associate tapping of the heels, an upbeat mood and the automatic need to move the hips and sway.
Albert Ammons' Boogie-woogie Stomp is a classic. I came across this track while surfing on YouTube . And Michael Alf's rendition caught the ear.
A brilliant piano performance with a perfectly synchronized accompaniment of drums and bass, this track gets me into a party spirit in the very comfort of my house.
Mozart's Symphony 25 in G minor
My first introduction to this masterpiece was through a catchy tune from an old Titan ad. Much later did I find out that the simple jingle which I so fondly hummed along with was but a small part of a long complex arrangement of instruments.
The way contradicting rhythms have been smoothly merged, the rebellious syncopation, the melodic yet dramatic change in each movement could only be the work of a genius.
Under Pressure - Queen
Some people are affected more deeply than others by the insensitivity of society and life itself. They feel a constant pressure of dissatisfaction and the helplessness at their inability to cause a big enough change.
Under pressure is such an expression. Queen is the ultimate musical group for me, a list of songs with each different from the other. I chose Under Pressure because I relate to it on a special level and is probably the Queen track I have heard most times.
The Winner Takes It All - ABBA
Though of a time before mine, like many others I associate my childhood with ABBA. I am an ardent fan of all their songs.
In fact there might be a few that I like more than the chosen track. It is the crack at outcomes of destiny is what makes me smile and cry at the same time.
The concept of disparity in human fates is what I feel the song beautifully portrays.
© 2019 Tiyasha Maitra
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Media outlets covering the local angle on President Trump's executive order temporarily banning travel from seven Muslim-majority countries zeroed in on President Clayton Spencer's statement, the most forceful issued by leaders of the Maine colleges.
President Spencer speaks to WGME-TV about the executive order's potential impact on higher education.
On the eve of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, two Maine media outlets, WCSH-TV and The Boothbay Register, shared recollections from John Jenkins '74 about meeting King in Newark, N.J., in 1968, just a week before King's assassination.
"It's one of those things that doesn't leave you," Jenkins told WCSH-TV's Cindy Williams.
John Jenkins '74 speaks to WCSH-TV's Cindy Williams about how meeting Martin Luther King Jr. affected his life.
A teacher at Lincoln Academy who lives in Rockland, Jenkins has served in the Maine Legislature and as mayor of both Lewiston and Auburn.
Jenkins is one of the few Bates alums to have met both King and, later while working at Bates after graduation, King's mentor, Benjamin Mays, Class of 1920.
"It was truly amazing meeting two men who had such a profound impact on the civil rights movement," Jenkins told the Boothbay Register.
Robert McAfee '56, former president of the American Medical Association and longtime Portland-area surgeon, wrote an essay for the Maine Sunday Telegram about two of his high school teachers who later became his patients.
McAfee asked a former chemistry teacher who became a patient why he chose McAfee over more experienced surgeons.
The retirement of Rus Peotter '75, the 15-year general manager of WGBY-TV in western Massachusetts who got his start at WCBB-TV in Lewiston, prompted a feature story from The Republican of Springfield, Mass.
In a feature for Prime, writer Debbie Gardner recalled Potter's start in public TV: running a camera as a Bates first-year for Channel 10's bygone Great TV Auction.
Stephenson, a graduate of Maine's Ellsworth High School, is a theater and French double major, currently studying in Nantes, France.
In the Bates production of The Pillowman, writes David Roza, Stephenson "memorized two-page monologues and managed the tricky task of being a character and a storyteller on stage," a role that won him a nomination to the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival's regional competition for the Irene Ryan Scholarship.


The local charity that Greenfields staff and volunteers will support in 2019 has been unveiled.
Housing Director Sandra Crosby revealed at our Annual General Meeting on 13 September that Farleigh Hospice will be our Charity of the Year 2019.
Last year, we marked our 10th anniversary by raising a record £11,150 for Macmillan Cancer Support – enough to fund a GP to provide expert and support twice a week for a year.
And this year, we have been supporting mental health charity Mid and North East Essex Mind through an array of events including breakfast fry-ups, a charity leg wax and head shave and two colleagues running a 50 kilometre ultra-marathon across the Stour Valley.
Like last year, staff and volunteers were asked to nominate a charity working in our area and explain why they believed that cause was worthy of our support.
We had 15 nominations for 12 charities, all of which were put to staff and volunteers to vote on. There were 138 votes, and the clear winner was Farleigh Hospice, followed by the First Stop support centre and BASICS Essex Accident Rescue Centre.
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These were articulated by Leslie A. Baxter in 1988, and in a larger landscape, a dialectical approach comes from Mikhail Bakhtin and a Yin-Yang perspective. Instead of viewing problems I encounter as one-way departures from a norm, it helps me to think about how opposing forces shape the problem at hand.
Wow, it has been over a year since I posted here! My life has been filled with graduate school classes, moving to South Korea, and living in Busan. As the spring weather arrives here I feel more inspired to express myself. I suppose I haven't been totally defunct for so long; I put up another blog, www.gutblogger.com, where I've talked about some of my experiences, but even there I haven't posted for a long time. I keep these the two arenas of gut stuff and thought-life separate, but they do bleed into each other.
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Q: Solutions for $\frac{3}{x+1}\le\frac{2}{2x+5}$ Im in search of the solutions for:
$$\frac{3}{x+1}\le\frac{2}{2x+5}$$
So first i tried to combine the two sites:
$$\frac{6x + 15 - 2x + 2}{2x^2 +7x + 5}\le{0}$$
$$\frac{4x + 17}{2x^2 +7x +5}\le{0}$$
My problem is that now i have two solutions for the denominator and i dont know how to continue:
$2x^2+7x+5 = -1 \text{ and } -2.5$
The solution should be: $(-2.5;-1) \cup (-\infty;-3.25)$

A: Equivalently, you may use this way, if you want. We draw a table as follows. Each row is for a term in the nominator and in factored denominator. I mean $4x+13$;  $x+5/2$ and $x+1$. Then put the roots of these terms on the top of the table as you see from the small one to the large one. Now make some $+$ and $-$ in the boxes to identify the sign of the terms in that subintervals. Finally, find the sign on the main fraction in each column as you see and select the subinterval in which the fraction is negative. This is very similar to @lab's approach.

A: If you assume assume $2x+5>0$ and $x+1>0$ you end up with :$$3(2x+5)\leq 2(x+1)$$
$$3(2x+5)\leq 2(x+1)\Rightarrow 6x+15\leq2x+2\Rightarrow 4x\leq -13\Rightarrow x\leq??$$
Suppose we assume $x+1$ is positive, then we would end up with above conclusion (Why??)
Suppose we assume $2x+5$ is positive but $x+1 <0$ then???
Please do it by yourself :)

A: HINT:
$$\frac{4x+13}{2x^2+7x+5}=0\implies 4x+13=0$$
$$\frac{4x+13}{2x^2+7x+5}<0 \iff (4x+13)(2x^2+7x+5)<0$$
$$\iff(4x+13)(2x+5)(x+1)<0\iff\left(x+\frac{13}4\right)\left(x+\frac52\right)(x+1)<0$$
So, we need odd number of factor(s) to be $<0$

A: Write $$\frac{3}{x+1}-\frac{2}{2x+5}=\frac{4x+13}{\left(x+1\right)\left(2x+5\right)}\leq0$$ There are
'special' values $-1,-2.5$ and $-3.25$, found if one of the factors in numerator or denominator is asked to equalize $0$.
Ask yourself the question:
What is the sign of this fraction if I fill in a value $x>-1$ or
$-2.5<x<-1$ or $-3.25<x<-2.5$ or $x\leq-3.25$? The answers to these questions  lead you to the final answer.

A: The first problem is that the difference of the two sides is
$$
\begin{align}
\frac{6x+15-2x\color{#C00000}{-}2}{(x+1)(2x+5)}=\frac{4x+\color{#C00000}{13}}{(x+1)(2x+5)}\le0
\end{align}
$$
So there are three points to consider: $-\frac{13}{4}$, $-\frac52$, and $-1$.
To the left of all three points, all three terms, $4x+13$, $x+1$, and $2x+5$, are negative.
Between $-\frac{13}{4}$ and $-\frac52$, only two terms are negative.
Between $-\frac52$ and $-1$, only one term is negative.
To the right of all three points, none of the terms are negative.
Note that all the finite endpoints should be closed, not open, where it doesn't divide by $0$:
$$
\textstyle\left(-\infty,-\frac{13}{4}\right]\cup\left(-\frac52,-1\right)
$$

A: I realize this has been answered but here is a way for not making silly mistakes
Starting with
$$\frac{4x+13}{(x+1)(2x+5)} \le 0$$
The correct way to simplify is to multiply by the square of the denominator. Since we will be multiplying by a quantity that can never be negative, the sense of inequality will not change. So
$$ (4x+13)(x+1)(2x+5) \le 0$$
Now find the roots and order them in ascending order as $$-3.25, -2.5, -1$$
So to the left of $-3.25$ all the terms in the product is negative.
Between $-3.25$ and $-2.5$ one term is positive, the other two are negative.
Between $-2.5$ and $-1$ two terms are positive, and one negative.
To the right of $-1$ all are positive.
So the final answer: $$(-2.5;-1) \cup (-\infty;-3.25)$$
Note: As someone already pointed out there is an error in your original algebra. You had $4x+17$ and it should be $4x+13$

A: Let $f(x)=4x+13 \text{and}  g(x)=(x+1)(2x+5)$
and $H(x)=\frac{f(x)}{g(x)}$
$$H(x)<=0 $$So
either g(x) or H(x) is -ve and another is +ve but
$g(x)>0$  or  $g(x)<0$
since if g(x)=0 than Denominator is zero then  H(x) become Undefined .
Now solve below inequality .
g(x)>0 and h(x)<0
g(x)<0  and h(x)>0
Represent both inequality on number line  and take  intersection of both parts and
finally take union of two solution
This will give you solution .
$(-2.5,-1) \cup (-\infty,-3.25]$


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Stjörnu-Odda draumr es una historia corta islandesa (þáttr) que trata sobre un islandés llamado Oddi Helgason, que según el relato era un reconocido erudito del siglo XII famoso por sus conocimientos astronómicos. La historia menciona que vivió en Múli, Aðaldalr. La base del relato se sustenta en una narrativa legendaria que sueña Oddi e incluye fragmentos de dos poemas. La obra está catalogada como manuscrito AM 563 c 4.º y conservada en el Instituto Árni Magnússon.

Bibliografía
 Harðar Saga, Íslenzk fornrit XIII, ISBN 9979-893-13-3 (sec. Stjörnu-Odda draumr)

Enlaces externos
 Stjörnu-Odda draumr en snerpa.is
 Stjörnu-Odda draumr en is.wikisource.org

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package nl.nn.adapterframework.statistics;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.fail;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Random;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.junit.runners.Parameterized;
import org.junit.runners.Parameterized.Parameter;
import org.junit.runners.Parameterized.Parameters;

import io.micrometer.core.instrument.simple.SimpleMeterRegistry;
import nl.nn.adapterframework.statistics.HasStatistics.Action;

@RunWith(Parameterized.class)
public class StatisticsKeeperTest {

	@Parameter(0)
	public String  description=null;
	@Parameter(1)
	public Class<IBasics> basicsClass;

	@Parameters(name = "{index}: {0} - {1}")
	public static Collection estimators() {
		return Arrays.asList(new Object[][] {
			{ "classic", Basics.class },
			{ "micrometer", MicroMeterBasics.class }
		});
	}

	public StatisticsKeeper createStatisticsKeeper(boolean publishPercentiles, boolean publishHistograms, boolean calculatePercentiles) {
		try {
			StringTokenizer boundariesTokenizer = new StringTokenizer("100,1000,2000,10000",",");
			return new StatisticsKeeper("test", basicsClass.newInstance(), boundariesTokenizer, publishPercentiles, publishHistograms, calculatePercentiles, 2);
		} catch (InstantiationException | IllegalAccessException e) {
			fail(e.getMessage());
		}
		return null;
	}

	public StatisticsKeeper createStatisticsKeeper() {
		return createStatisticsKeeper(false, false, true);
	}

	public void testLineair(StatisticsKeeper sk) {
		for (int i=0; i<100; i++) {
			sk.addValue(i);
		}

		assertEquals(100, sk.getCount());
		assertEquals(0, sk.getMin());
		assertEquals(99, sk.getMax());
		assertEquals(49.5, sk.getAvg(), 0.001);
		assertEquals(4950, sk.getTotal(), 0.001);
		assertEquals(841.0, sk.getVariance(), 0.001);
		assertEquals(328350, sk.getTotalSquare(), 0.001);
		assertEquals(29.0, sk.getStdDev(), 0.001);
		assertEquals(49.5, getItemValueByName(sk, "p50"), 0.5);
		assertEquals(94.5, getItemValueByName(sk, "p95"), 1.5);
		assertEquals(97.5, getItemValueByName(sk, "p98"), 2.5);

	}

	public void testRandom(StatisticsKeeper sk, boolean withPercentiles) {
		int count = 10000;
		int limit = 100;

		int sum=0;
		long sumsq=0;

		Random rand = new Random();
		for (int i=0; i<count; i++) {
			int value = rand.nextInt(100);
			sum+=value;
			sumsq += value*value;
			sk.addValue(value);
		}

		assertEquals(count, sk.getCount());
		assertEquals(0, sk.getMin());
		assertEquals(99, sk.getMax());
		assertEquals((limit-1)/2.0, sk.getAvg(), 1.0);
		assertEquals((limit-1)*(count/2), sk.getTotal(), count*1.0);
		assertEquals(842.0, sk.getVariance(), 50.0);
		assertEquals(sumsq, sk.getTotalSquare(), 0.001);
		assertEquals(29.0, sk.getStdDev(), 1.0);
		if (withPercentiles) {
			assertEquals(49.5, getItemValueByName(sk, "p50"), 2.0);
			assertEquals(94.5, getItemValueByName(sk, "p95"), 2.0);
			assertEquals(97.5, getItemValueByName(sk, "p98"), 2.0);
		}
	}

	@Test
	public void testLineair() {
		StatisticsKeeper sk = createStatisticsKeeper();
		sk.initMetrics(new SimpleMeterRegistry(), "testLineair", null);
		testLineair(sk);
	}

	@Test
	public void testLineairPublishPercentiles() {
		StatisticsKeeper sk = createStatisticsKeeper(true, false, false);
		sk.initMetrics(new SimpleMeterRegistry(), "testLineair", null);
		testLineair(sk);
	}

	@Test
	public void testLineairPublishHistograms() {
		StatisticsKeeper sk = createStatisticsKeeper(false, true, false);
		sk.initMetrics(new SimpleMeterRegistry(), "testLineair", null);
		testLineair(sk);
	}

	@Test
	public void testRandom() {
		StatisticsKeeper sk = createStatisticsKeeper();
		sk.initMetrics(new SimpleMeterRegistry(), "testRandom", null);
		testRandom(sk, true);
	}

	@Test
	public void testRandomPublishPercentiles() {
		StatisticsKeeper sk = createStatisticsKeeper(true, false, false);
		sk.initMetrics(new SimpleMeterRegistry(), "testRandom", null);
		testRandom(sk, true);
	}

	@Test
	public void testRandomPublishHistograms() {
		StatisticsKeeper sk = createStatisticsKeeper(false, true, false);
		sk.initMetrics(new SimpleMeterRegistry(), "testRandom", null);
		assertEquals(16, sk.getItemCount());
		testRandom(sk, true);
	}

	@Test
	public void testRandomNoPercentiles() {
		StatisticsKeeper sk = createStatisticsKeeper(false, false, false);
		sk.initMetrics(new SimpleMeterRegistry(), "testRandom", null);
		assertEquals(12, sk.getItemCount());
		testRandom(sk, false);
	}

	double getItemValueByName(StatisticsKeeper sk, String name) {
		return (double)sk.getItemValue(sk.getItemIndex(name));
	}

	@Test
	public void testInterval() {
		StatisticsKeeper sk = createStatisticsKeeper();
		sk.initMetrics(new SimpleMeterRegistry(), "testInterval", null);

		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(0), 0L,   sk.getIntervalItemValue(0)); // count
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(1), null, sk.getIntervalItemValue(1)); // min
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(2), null, sk.getIntervalItemValue(2)); // max
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(3), null, sk.getIntervalItemValue(3)); // avg
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(4), 0L,   sk.getIntervalItemValue(4)); // sum
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(5), 0L,   sk.getIntervalItemValue(5)); // sumSq

		for (int i=0; i<100; i++) {
			sk.addValue(i);
		}

		assertEquals(100, sk.getCount());
		assertEquals(0, sk.getMin());
		assertEquals(99, sk.getMax());
		assertEquals(49.5, sk.getAvg(), 0.001);
		assertEquals(4950, sk.getTotal(), 0.001);
		assertEquals(841.0, sk.getVariance(), 0.001);

		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(0), 100L,    sk.getIntervalItemValue(0)); // count
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(1), 0L,      sk.getIntervalItemValue(1)); // min
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(2), 99L,     sk.getIntervalItemValue(2)); // max
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(3), 49.5,    sk.getIntervalItemValue(3)); // avg
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(4), 4950L,   sk.getIntervalItemValue(4)); // sum
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(5), 328350L, sk.getIntervalItemValue(5)); // sumSq

		sk.performAction(Action.MARK_FULL);

		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(0), 0L,   sk.getIntervalItemValue(0)); // count
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(1), null, sk.getIntervalItemValue(1)); // min
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(2), null, sk.getIntervalItemValue(2)); // max
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(3), null, sk.getIntervalItemValue(3)); // avg
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(4), 0L,   sk.getIntervalItemValue(4)); // sum
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(5), 0L,   sk.getIntervalItemValue(5)); // sumSq

		for (int i=200; i<300; i++) {
			sk.addValue(i);
		}

		assertEquals(200, sk.getCount());
		assertEquals(0, sk.getMin());
		assertEquals(299, sk.getMax());
		assertEquals(149.5, sk.getAvg(), 0.001);
		assertEquals(29900, sk.getTotal(), 0.001);
		assertEquals(10887.0, sk.getVariance(), 0.001);

		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(0), 100L,     sk.getIntervalItemValue(0)); // count
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(1), 200L,     sk.getIntervalItemValue(1)); // min
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(2), 299L,     sk.getIntervalItemValue(2)); // max
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(3), 249.5,    sk.getIntervalItemValue(3)); // avg
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(4), 24950L,   sk.getIntervalItemValue(4)); // sum
		assertEquals(sk.getIntervalItemName(5), 6308350L, sk.getIntervalItemValue(5)); // sumSq

	}

	@Test
	public void testGetMap() {
		StatisticsKeeper sk = createStatisticsKeeper();
		sk.initMetrics(new SimpleMeterRegistry(), "group", new ArrayList<>());

		for (int i=0; i<100; i++) {
			sk.addValue(i*100);
		}

		Map<String,Object> map = sk.asMap();
		assertMapValue(map, "name", "test");
		assertMapValue(map, "count", "100");
		assertMapValue(map, "min", "0");
		assertMapValue(map, "max", "9900");
		assertMapValue(map, "avg", "4950.0");
		assertMapValue(map, "stdDev", "2901.1");
		assertMapValue(map, "100ms", "1.0");
		assertMapValue(map, "1000ms", "10.0");
		assertMapValue(map, "2000ms", "20.0");
		assertMapValue(map, "10000ms", "100.0");
//		assertMapValue(map, "p50", "4950.0");
//		assertMapValue(map, "p90", "8950.0");
//		assertMapValue(map, "p95", "9450.0");
//		assertMapValue(map, "p98", "9750.0");
	}

	public void assertMapValue(Map<String,Object> map, String key, String value) {
		assertEquals(value, map.get(key).toString());
	}

	@Test
	public void testLabelsAndTypes() {
		List<String> labels = StatisticsKeeper.getLabels();
		List<String> types  = StatisticsKeeper.getTypes();

		assertEquals("name", labels.get(0));
		assertEquals("STRING", types.get(0));
		assertEquals("count", labels.get(1));
		assertEquals("INTEGER", types.get(1));
	}

}

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Corporal Chip and the Call to Battle (Captain Chip and His Rag Tag Band)
Gilbert Morris
by Gilbert Morris
Published May 1994 by Moody Pr (J) .
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Drivers and consequences of climate change
Why a few degrees can cause major changes
Feedbacks in the climate system
Climate change is a change in the average pattern of weather over a long period of time. Weather is the short-term observation of rainfall, temperature and winds. Climate is the long-term statistical average of weather, described according to rainfall patterns and average temperatures.
The majority of scientists now agree that the world's climate is changing because of an increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations. According to the Editor-in-Chief of Science Magazine, "Consensus as strong as the one that has developed around this topic is rare in science."
To understand how the climate is changing and why, we draw from CSIRO's "Understanding Climate Change" factsheet.
Our climate is changing
In the past century, the global average surface temperature has risen by 0.74 ºC. The observed increase in average temperatures is widespread around the globe, with rising trends recorded on all continents and in the oceans.
The Earth is warming
Globally, observed CO2 emissions, temperature and sea levels are rising faster than expected. The warming has been fastest over land, and greatest in the higher latitudes of the northern hemisphere. Global ocean temperature rose by 0.10 ºC between 1961 and 2003, to a depth of 700 metres. In Australia, there has been a 0.9 ºC warming since 1950. We have already observed changes to our climate that are more rapid than anything the earth has experienced for at least 1800 years.
Change is happening now - results include:
Retreat of glaciers and sea-ice
A decline of 10-15% of the Arctic sea ice extent and a 40% decrease in its average thickness
Snow depth at the start of October has declined 40 per cent in the last 40 years in the Australian Alps
An average sea level rise of 20 mm per decade over the last 50 years
Changes in mating and migration times of birds
Pole-ward and altitudinal shifts of plants and animals (especially in the Alpine zone)
An increase in coral bleaching due to increased water temperature.
CSIRO Fast facts
Global average surface temperature has risen by 0.74 ºC over the past century.
Greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere have increased since 1750, and now exceed pre-industrial levels.
There is greater than 90 per cent likelihood that most of the global warming seen since the mid 20th-century is due to increases in greenhouse gas emissions.
Sea level is projected to rise further by the end of this century.
Our climate will continue to undergo natural change coupled with changes due changes to atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations. Three factors will determine the amount and speed of future climate change.
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Report from Distripress: Print Distributors' Participate in Digital Distribution
Getting print distributors involved in digital.
By Linda Ruth :: September 29, 2014
U.S. newsstand distributors, unlike our printers and subscription agencies, have very little to do with the ongoing transition of publishers to a primarily digital environment.
From an international perspective, the distributor has an important role to play in that transition, according to Anne-Marie Couderc, president of French national distributor Presstalis. At Distripress 2014, the international conference of the magazine press, held in Cannes in the last week of September, Couderc provided her vision of the print and digital future. Print and digital must complement one another, and print distributors have an important role to play in that relationship.
It begins with the optimization of services already provided, she says, which includes managing complex logistics, data and financial flows. Distributors also have a role in the global distribution of both print and digital products.
Presstalis is responsible for 80 percent of print distribution. The five trends she flagged in the French market reflect those in the North America:
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2.	The collapse of multi media products
3.	The crisis in ad sales
4.	The strain on the retail market as a channel of sale
5.	Changes in consumer habits
In France, as here, magazine sales down, and the Internet is seen as a major driver of the trend.
Couderc says publishers and distributors need to rethink their businesses in response. Steps would include changing the publisher economic model, rethinking the publishing landscape and redefining roles. Realistically, sales will continue to fall, publishers will capitalize on their core brands through their digital divisions, and the economic model of digital still needs to be defined.
So what can the distributor do to participate? Presstalis suggests using digital to boost print media sales on the newsstand and offering digital services to publishers. The company also works with publishers to design and distribute digital applications; it collects information on pricing and promotions and offers it to publishers; and it offers a digital-to-store application. The role of the distributor includes working with their suppliers to pool resources and means, and to provide a cross-media research unit for print, media campaigns and online buzz.
Presstalis' has introduced a popular app, Zeens, which customizes magazine offerings and provides push notifications based on the interests of the customers and available updates by magazine category. To date, 80,000 people have downloaded the app.
In this partnership model, the publishers' role is to make a digital offering a part of all their editorial content, by creating robust brands in print and digital, and by promoting across all networks. The distributor participates by managing across both print and digital platforms, expanding applications from mobile to store, and stimulating both physical and virtual networks.
From the perspective of this print distributor, digital is no longer a threat to the print publisher. It is a key to success.
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Q: is it possible to use a string variable on replaceAll? I am trying to replace a line of string in a .txt file.
However, when i run my code, the program just deletes everything in the line including the spaces
Here is my code:
public static void main(String[] args) {
    try {
        String str;
        String temp = "";
        String oldtext = "";
        BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader("file.txt"));
        while ((str = br.readLine()) != null) {
            oldtext += str + "\r\n";
            if (str.equals("I drink Java")) {
                temp = br.readLine();
                System.out.println(temp);
            }

        }
        br.close();
        String newtext = oldtext.replaceAll(temp, "Hello");

        FileWriter writer = new FileWriter("file.txt");
        writer.write(newtext);
        writer.close();
    } catch (IOException ioe) {
        ioe.printStackTrace();
    }
}

file.txt
I drink Java
I sleep Java
This is test string 1
This is test string 20000

I am trying to replace "I sleep Java" line to "Hello" by using String variable temp. I am aware that it works by using String newtext = oldtext.replaceAll("I sleep Java","Hello");
but i want to know if it's possible doing it the way I did. And if yes, can anyone tell me where I am wrong at?
Thanks! :)

A: Take a closer look at this:

while ((str = br.readLine()) != null) {
    oldtext += str + "\r\n";
    if (str.equals("I drink Java")) {
        temp = br.readLine();
        System.out.println(temp);
    }
}

If the line is "I drink Java",
then you read the next line and store it into temp.
That line is never appended to oldtext,
like all the other lines.
So this line will be missing in oldtext.
Later,
when you perform this:

String newtext = oldtext.replaceAll(temp, "Hello");

Nothing matches temp, because temp is not part of oldtext.
Perhaps you want to append it, just like all other lines:
oldtext += temp + "\r\n";

A: You shouldn't call br.readLine() to set temp:
while ((str = br.readLine()) != null) {
    oldtext += str + "\n";
    if (str.equals("I drink Java")) {
        temp = str+"\n";
    }
}
br.close();
String newtext = oldtext.replaceAll(temp, "Hello"+"\n");

A: why you are checking first the str contains I drink Java in below code. Just read the complete text in file first in to java variable and at last replace.
It will be more optimized , readable and clean
 while((str = br.readLine()) !=null) {
        oldtext += str + "\r\n";
        if(str.equals("I drink Java")){
        temp = br.readLine();
        System.out.println(temp);
        }

}     br.close();
String newtext = oldtext.replaceAll(temp,"Hello");

Something like below
 while((str = br.readLine()) !=null) {
        oldtext += str + "\r\n";

}     br.close();
String newtext = oldtext.replaceAll("I drink Java","Hello");

Best way will be
String newText= "";
 while((str = br.readLine()) !=null) {

        if(str.equals("I drink Java")){
         str = "Hello";
        }
         newText+= str + "\r\n";

}     br.close();

Now simply write the new text
        FileWriter writer = new FileWriter("file.txt");
        writer.write(newtext);
        writer.close();


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I am one of the participants in the photography group exhibition Allemaal Foto's at Kunst Centrum Haarlem. On the 15th of January 2019 I will be interviewed about my work by director Marina Raymakers. This starts at 15:00 hrs. and is open to the public - would be nice to see you there!
The 12th edition of March & Rock is now available for order from my website!
This wraps up my third year of self-publishing March & Rock, so there is also a brand new box set available for year 3, which includes issues 9 through 12.
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Go straight to my store to get your hands on this issue!
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Listen to the episode over here!
February 26 - April 14 - Solo show Siting: Kunsthuis Kaayk, Tiel, the Netherlands.


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Beastie Boys: Live And Direct @ EartH Hackney
Posted on December 3, 2018 by Raza Khan
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I didn't know what to expect coming into the hotly anticipated and instant sell-out Beastie Boys show at Earth's Hackney last night. I'm fairly confident in saying however that what I witnessed over those 2 and a half hours! was a truly unique, bonkers, brilliant yet beautiful send-off to the New York pioneers career and to the sadly departed Adam Yauch.
It's well known that Adam Yauch's unexpected, tragic death from cancer at only 47 back in 2012 has led to a retirement from live performances from the remaining Beastie Boys. This, of course, has made tonight's special one-off event even more prestigious. A part-eulogy, part-celebration of the groups' successful hip-hop career. Any fears of this being a cash-in are evaporated by the end of the evening, this was truly a labour of love.
Billed officially as a book-tour that would see surviving Beastie Boys members Adam 'Ad-Rock' Horovitz and Mike 'Mike-D' Diamond reading passages from their recently released memoir, the aptly titled Beastie Boys Book, a 600+ bible that charters the extraordinary career of three New York kids who dreamed big and achieved even bigger. Of course, the often outrageous and playful members were never going to cuddle up on a sofa and just read out chapters.
Instead we, the audience were treated to a piece of performance art. One which combined the characteristics of a play, a live comedy set, a DJ performance from longtime friend and collaborator Mix Master Mike. And yes of course obviously a book reading, but unsurprisingly with a contemporary twist as the pair constantly broke the fourth wall with fans and crew alike. One particular sound engineer's job to keep the pair from going off on constant tangents I did not envy in the slightest, but it certainly kept the evening organic and exciting. With a constant feeling that anything could happen, and it certainly does, some of the most funniest moments were encountered off script such as when the entire event was nearly cut short towards its climax by a rouge fire alarm or when Ad-Rock stopped the reading to banter with a fan in the audience whose "shit memory" meant he spent the beginning of the performance frantically jotting down notes to the pair and audiences amusement.
So what did this evening exactly contain? It was all fairly straightforward chronologically as the band started at their early beginnings before moving onto tales from their lengthy career, so lengthy in fact most segments post-1996 got brushed past en route to an emotional finale. It's fair to say however the pair could have easily and happily spoken for hours and hours about their career had it not been for the 11 pm curfew. (It's in fact quite unrealistic to expect two grown men with awful attention disorder to be able to read a whole 600-page book between them in 3 hours) Of course those desperate to hear more can pick up the accompanying audiobook or read the full book itself.
The nine chapters we did hear from, however, were simply wonderful, a fantastic introduction for those new to the band or a reminisce down memory lane for long-term fans, of course with a few extra tidbits to surprise thrown in. Some of these tales would take the form of a simple book reading followed by a video segment to summarise what we've just heard. Others would be an elaborate and very hilarious re-enactment, costumes and all. There was a lot of dress-up! from painters to waiters, but there's simply no denying the pair are lifelong friends as Ad-Rock and Mike-D's chemistry propelled the evening at an electrifying pace. The delightful interruptions from Master Mike (an undeniable master of the decks on true form tonight) only added more sentiment and humour to the evening.
The group received not one, but two standing ovations as the night began to draw to a close. I say, group, because in that final half an hour the spirit of Adam Yauch was truly felt in that room, its a rare time someone's absence hasn't felt like an awkward, untouchable topic instead his life was embraced and celebrated by Mike Diamond and Adam Horovitz to the point where their highly emotional and heartbreaking eulogies bought tears to the eyes of the audience, no seriously, the American man beside me (who spent the majority of the evening enthusiastically hollering and hooting) was in absolute floods, in fairness, it was easy to see why.
For a group whose life has seemed simply extraordinary and their personalities even more so, the evening was an absolutely perfect way to celebrate hip-hop pioneers and just simply, three great guys, the Beastie Boys.
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Healthy boundaries are not the same as barriers, on the contrary. The absence of healthy boundaries, be it confusion, indecision, exaggeration or obscurity within the relational or social limits, gives rise to defense mechanisms. Then it is our defenses, our masks, our wounds and our lower self that cause barriers and division. Healthy boundaries are installed by our positive and functional ego. Guided by the Higher Self, he is the clever navigator who organizes one's boundaries according to the divine harmonies.
My personal experience, the accompaniment of thousands of people and the teaching of hundreds of people, constantly confirm to me the interesting paradox that the absence of the boundaries provokes more distance, separation and opposition between men, while healthy, flexible, adaptable and clear boundaries ignite more closeness, intimacy and harmony among men.
Healthy boundaries define our individualized being while remaining unified with the All.
Healthy boundaries define our optimal Self expression in space-time.
Healthy boundaries are always dynamic. They change permanently according to needs, circumstances, relational constellations and human evolution in every present moment experience.
Healthy boundaries favor an optimal relational and social organization.
The transcendent consciousness (the Neutral Observer) is not confined by healthy boundaries without ignoring them. It transcends them.
The universal love of our Higher Self is in no way halted by healthy boundaries without invading them. It transcends them.
Human loves (attraction, passion, friendship, couple, philia, loyalty, belonging, …) are clearly limited by healthy boundaries and this is part of the relational and social organization.
Healthy boundaries do not imply indifference. On the contrary, they optimize our maximum predisposition to be a positive instrument in space-time in the service of the divine for the best interests of oneself, the other and all living beings.
Before awaking, we are not free in ourselves. We are under the influence of our usual compulsions, our unconscious beliefs and our blind loyalties.
Yet, we are not free of their consequences.
Our words, thoughts, beliefs, intentions and actions are individualized creative forces that give a signal to the universe. And the universe responds faithfully to our individualized creative forces according to universal creative laws. I perceive these universal forces as just and benevolent. The combination of both creates the results. In our journey of transformation to enlightenment, we can learn to control our words, thoughts, beliefs, intentions and actions, but we do not control the results. They are always a co-creation between us and the universal forces that are a natural expression of the divine.
We can learn the divine laws that govern the universe.
We can choose the words, the thoughts, the beliefs, the intentions and the actions which, in co-creation with the divine laws, create the most beautiful and the most joyous results. Making such choices is my definition of wisdom.
The results of our divine co-creation do not belong to us. They belong to the Divine Supreme which is the manifestation of the divine within the evolutionary worlds in space-time, like our world, to the extent that this world is awakened in Life and Light. So the results belong to us to the extent that we are ONE with the Divine Supreme.


Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) for the purpose of gaining CIM qualifications through the Graduate Gateway, this course combines key aspects of managing organisations with a specialisation in marketing.
You'll cover the core concepts,practices and techniques of management and marketing such as decision-making, marketing strategy, consumer behaviour, marketing research and advertising, and gain an understanding of the wider economic context of business.
You'll gain a foundation in the functions and processes of business such as accounting practices and supply chain management.
Diverse optional modules will allow you to tailor your course to suit your own interests and career plans, focusing on topics ranging from human resource management to innovation and technology and management consulting.
Throughout the course, you'll develop the analytical, quantitative, computing, presentation and other transferable skills required by the business world.
Compulsory modules in your first year will give you a broad foundation in both subjects. You'll gain an understanding of basic accounting practices and economic principles, as well as organisational behaviour and the theory and practice of setting up a business of your own. You'll also be introduced to the basic concepts and techniques used in marketing.
You'll build on this in Year 2, where you'll examine how theories of organisational behaviour relate to real-world situations. At the same time, you'll look at how information is used to support management and organisational decisions and explore key business functions like marketing, corporate social responsibility and operations. On the marketing side, you'll gain an in-depth understanding of consumer behaviour, how this is measured and the techniques used in marketing research. Optional modules will allow you to focus on topics like business history or managing international business.
There are fewer compulsory modules in your final year. You'll develop your management skills by studying marketing strategy, promotional management and the challenges and opportunities in international marketing. You will also complete a dissertation, an independently researched project that you submit in your final year, allowing you to apply your research and analysis skills to a management or marketing topic of your choice.
Through your choice of optional modules, you could explore topics such as managing diversity in the workplace and employment law – and if you choose the Contemporary Management Consulting module, you'll have the chance to register with the Chartered Management Institute. If you successfully complete the module after this, you'll gain the CMI Level 5 Certificate in Professional Consulting.
This course is ideal if you're seeking a career within the marketing function of an organisation and want a broader understanding of general management than you can access through a pure marketing degree.
Over the last few years graduates from our management programmes have used this flexible degree to go into jobs such as Human Resources Manager, Recruitment Consultant, Advertising Executive, Business and Solution Analyst, Purchasing Manager, Brand Management Trainee, and Business Process Specialist.


Wrexham-based Glyndwr University has opened a major new imaging and holographic centre to allow artists to work alongside research scientists.
The Centre for Ultra-Realistic Imaging, based at the university, gives artists the ability to create their own holograms with the support of world-leading imaging scientists.
It's being run with the help of industrial partner Geola, an Anglo-Lithuanian holographics and laser manufacturer, which will carry out research in applied photonics, imaging and holography and allow students to produce holograms using advanced technology.
In late 2014, Geolga bought the assets of technology firm View Holographics and has since donated them to the university. The equipment, which includes an advanced holographic printer, is valued at over £1 million.
Research at the centre will focus on full-colour digital holographic printing, ultra-realistic analogue holography and modern optics – catering for MA, MSc and PhD students.
Dr Ardie Osanlou, head of the centre, said: "We're extremely proud of GlyndŵrUniversity's strength in the field of holography and imaging and expect to attract postgraduate students from both applied photonics and the visual arts from across the world.
Professor Hans Bjelkhagen and Professor David Brotherton-Ratcliffe, who are both significant scientists in the coherent imaging science industry, will teach at the centre.
Ardie added: "It's vitally important that we have elite academics to support such a flagship research centre, and in Hans and David we have this.
"The application of holographics to everyday life is extensive, and the centre will also undertake research into auto-stereoscopic display systems, haptic/acoustic holography, real-time holographic displays and the theory of diffraction.


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Q: Allow ascii character during jsf regex validation I have this code to validate an email address and I think it works fine for normal circumstances
<h:inputText id="email" value="#{myBean.email}"
        required="true">
    <f:validateRegex pattern="[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,4}" />
</h:inputText>

But if somebody enters this sample email
lòmbardi.Çorneliö@mymail.com

..the regex fails.
Question, is there a way to have a validator allows other ascii characters?
Thanks.

A: Just don't validate only latin characters in A-Z range. This makes since May 2010 no sense anymore as practically any unicode character is allowed in domain name. It's much better to validate only the occurrence of the @ and . characters.
<f:validateRegex pattern="([^.@]+)(\.[^.@]+)*@([^.@]+\.)+([^.@]+)" />

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*Email validation using regular expression in JSF 2 / PrimeFaces


LOIS 3-in-1 utility down coat with removable fur is rated 3.3 out of 5 by 3.
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