When you're a blogger, setting your homepage to display your latest posts will showcase the content you produce, giving visitors a reason to come back if they like it. When you're a business, your content should tell visitors why they want to do business with you. It should also give visitors a reason to take some kind of action like sign up for your newsletter, watch a video, or request a quote.
When a business uses a blog as their homepage, visitors don't get to see what the company has to offer. Business blogs are predominantly used for content marketing, and often deviate from the primary purpose of the website. For example, a plumber might publish DIY content that covers more than plumbing issues. If that's what a potential client sees on the homepage, they'll think they're in the wrong spot. They're looking for a plumber, not DIY advice.
Statistics show that 74.6 million websites use WordPress. Half of those sites are hosted for free on WordPress.com. The rest use a self-hosted installation. Clearly, blogging is popular, but many businesses don't know they don't have to show their latest posts on their homepage.
Unless you're a blogger, a blog article or collection of your latest posts isn't what your visitors should see on your homepage. If your website is powered by WordPress or another blogging platform, be sure to set your homepage to a page rather than a post.
Even if you are a blogger, you might benefit from setting a page as your homepage. If you're monetizing your blog through affiliate links, email marketing, or PPC ads, setting up static homepage content gives you a chance to market to more of your visitors. You can turn your homepage into a sales page, a special offer, or a video introducing what your site is about.
You don't need to create two separate installations to accomplish this in WordPress. All you need to do is create a page titled 'blog' and in your control panel, assign that page to display your posts.
You can build out your website on the WordPress platform and never make use of the blog feature. The platform is promoted as the ultimate blogging platform, and it might be, but it's more than that. WordPress is a flexible website platform that allows you to be creative, customize themes, and add features not inherently available. With the right theme, you can have a website that doesn't look like a blog.
Although everyone would benefit from publishing high-quality content on a regular basis, blogs take time to manage. Content takes time to create. If you're not able to commit to writing, publishing, and promoting your content, don't feel obligated to use the blog feature that comes with your website's CMS.
On the other hand, don't write it off. Keep an open mind because in the future you may decide to outsource content creation, and then you'll need a blog.
A homepage is often the most viewed page of a website, but it's not usually the first page visitors land on. Most visitors will find your site through search results displaying internal pages. It's second-page clickers and returning visitors that make up the majority of your homepage traffic. It's a good sign when people click through to your homepage after visiting another page. It means they want to know what else you have to offer. What you display to those second-page clickers is up to you.


When gay black actor Jussie Smollett said he was attacked by white men who yelled some stuff about "MAGA," it didn't take long for the liberal rage machine to mobilize.
"The star of the tv show 'Empire,' Jussie Smollett, was attacked by two assailants early Monday morning in Downtown Chicago according to Chicago Police Department Spokesperson Anthony Guglielmi," CNN reported.
"Smollett, 36, was walking on the 300 block of E. North Lower Water Street when two men approached him and 'gained his attention by yelling out racial and homophobic slurs towards him,' Guglielmi says in a statement.
"Two unknown offenders — it is unknown if they were male or female — then attacked Smollett, hitting him in the face and then poured an unknown chemical substance on him.
Smollett took himself to Northwestern Hospital, where the incident was reported to police, according to CBS Chicago.
Two of the outraged included black Democratic senators, who just by chance, happen to either be running for president or widely expected to be running for president.
The vicious attack on actor Jussie Smollett was an attempted modern-day lynching. I'm glad he's safe.
Musician and 'Empire' actor Jussie Smollett is recovering in a Chicago hospital after falling victim to a hate crime.
There was one problem with this "modern-day lynching" narrative: None of that "MAGA country" stuff was originally mentioned to police and they're having trouble corroborating the fact that the attack even happened.
A statement from Chicago Police confirmed that, Reason reported.
But then again, there's some doubt as to whether the attack even happened.
In an area that has a "very high density" of surveillance cameras, according to the police spokesman's statement, there is not a single image of an attack like the one Smollett described.
"A Chicago police spokesperson tells CNN that investigators canvassed the neighborhood where the reported attack occurred on actor Jussie Smollett and have found no still images or video from security cameras of the incident," CNN reported.
For all I know, Smollett really was attacked by bigots who shouted the phrase "MAGA country," and ambitious, Democratic politicians who are calling this a "a modern-day lynching" are absolutely justified.
But here's the thing — I'm going to wait to see whether or not that's the case, as everyone else should have.
It hasn't even been a fortnight since the Covington Catholic incident, and the lesson we were should have taken away from that "teachable moment" — be careful dealing with stories that confirm your cultural narrative — has been lost.
No fewer than two senators with eyes on the 2020 Democratic nomination have taken this accusation as gospel because they can use it as an illustration of supposed Trump-fueled hate coursing through the country, even though no arrests have been made and the evidence is scanty.
If this turns out to be a hoax, Sens. Booker and Harris own this, as do the legion of liberals who tweeted this out without waiting for a fuller investigation.
Even if this turns out to be true, what they did was supremely irresponsible. That these two individuals are in the Senate is bad enough. Just imagine one of them in the White House, backed by a legion of people who think Donald Trump supporters are irresponsible bigots, but are willing to blame white Donald Trump supporters for a hate crime without any charges or even direct physical evidence.
It will make the Obama years look like pure reason.


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An example of interplay between Physics and Mathematics: Exact resolution of a new class of Riccati Equations
L. A. Markovich, R. Grimaudo*, A. Messina, H. Nakazato
先進理工学部
A novel recipe for exactly solving in finite terms a class of special differential Riccati equations is reported. Our procedure is entirely based on a successful resolution strategy quite recently applied to quantum dynamical time-dependent SU(2) problems. The general integral of exemplary differential Riccati equations, not previously considered in the specialized literature, is explicitly determined to illustrate both mathematical usefulness and easiness of applicability of our proposed treatment. The possibility of exploiting the general integral of a given differential Riccati equation to solve an SU(2) quantum dynamical problem, is succinctly pointed out.
Annals of Physics
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aop.2017.07.008
Published - 2017 10
10.1016/j.aop.2017.07.008
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Riccati equation Physics & Astronomy 100%
mathematics Physics & Astronomy 78%
Markovich, L. A., Grimaudo, R., Messina, A., & Nakazato, H. (2017). An example of interplay between Physics and Mathematics: Exact resolution of a new class of Riccati Equations. Annals of Physics, 385, 522-531. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aop.2017.07.008
An example of interplay between Physics and Mathematics : Exact resolution of a new class of Riccati Equations. / Markovich, L. A.; Grimaudo, R.; Messina, A.; Nakazato, H.
In: Annals of Physics, Vol. 385, 10.2017, p. 522-531.
Markovich, LA, Grimaudo, R, Messina, A & Nakazato, H 2017, 'An example of interplay between Physics and Mathematics: Exact resolution of a new class of Riccati Equations', Annals of Physics, vol. 385, pp. 522-531. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aop.2017.07.008
Markovich LA, Grimaudo R, Messina A, Nakazato H. An example of interplay between Physics and Mathematics: Exact resolution of a new class of Riccati Equations. Annals of Physics. 2017 10;385:522-531. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aop.2017.07.008
Markovich, L. A. ; Grimaudo, R. ; Messina, A. ; Nakazato, H. / An example of interplay between Physics and Mathematics : Exact resolution of a new class of Riccati Equations. In: Annals of Physics. 2017 ; Vol. 385. pp. 522-531.
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// <copyright file="TradeFiltering.cs" company="">
// Copyright 2014 Alexander Soffronow Pagonidis
// </copyright>
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------

using EntityModel;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;

namespace QPAS
{
    public static class TradeFiltering
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Returns all trades that have any of the tags provided
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="tags"></param>
        /// <param name="context"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        public static List<Trade> FilterByTags(List<Tag> tags, IEnumerable<Trade> trades)
        {
            if (tags == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("tags");
            if (trades == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("trades");

            return trades.Where(x => x.Tags.Intersect(tags).Any()).ToList();
        }

        public static List<Trade> FilterByStrategies(List<Strategy> strategies, IEnumerable<Trade> trades)
        {
            if (strategies == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("strategies");
            if (trades == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("trades");

            return trades.Where(x => strategies.Contains(x.Strategy)).ToList();
        }

        public static List<Trade> Filter(List<Tag> selectedTags, List<Strategy> selectedStrategies, List<Instrument> selectedInstruments, IEnumerable<Trade> allTrades, TradeFilterSettings settings)
        {
            //filter dates
            var trades = allTrades
                .Where(x => x.DateClosed == null || x.DateClosed > settings.From)
                .Where(x => x.DateOpened < settings.To)
                .ToList();

            //filter open if required
            if (settings.ClosedTradesOnly)
            {
                trades = trades.Where(x => !x.Open).ToList();
            }

            //filter by strategy
            switch (settings.StrategyFilterMethod)
            {
                case FilterMethod.Any:
                    trades = trades.Where(x => selectedStrategies.Contains(x.Strategy)).ToList();
                    break;

                case FilterMethod.Exclude:
                    trades = trades.Where(x => !selectedStrategies.Contains(x.Strategy)).ToList();
                    break;
            }

            //filter by tags
            switch (settings.TagFilterMethod)
            {
                case FilterMethod.Any:
                    trades = trades.Where(x => selectedTags.Intersect(x.Tags).Any()).ToList();
                    break;

                case FilterMethod.All:
                    trades = trades.Where(x => selectedTags.Intersect(x.Tags).Count() == selectedTags.Count).ToList();
                    break;

                case FilterMethod.Exclude:
                    trades = trades.Where(x => !selectedTags.Intersect(x.Tags).Any()).ToList();
                    break;
            }

            List<int> selectedInstrumentIDs = selectedInstruments.Select(x => x.ID).ToList();

            //filter by instrument
            switch (settings.InstrumentFilterMethod)
            {
                case FilterMethod.Any:
                    trades = trades.Where(x =>
                        x.Orders.Select(y => y.InstrumentID).Intersect(selectedInstrumentIDs).Any() ||
                        x.CashTransactions.Where(y => y.InstrumentID.HasValue).Select(y => y.InstrumentID.Value).Intersect(selectedInstrumentIDs).Any())
                        .ToList();
                    break;

                case FilterMethod.All:
                    trades = trades.Where(x =>
                        x.Orders.Select(y => y.InstrumentID).Intersect(selectedInstrumentIDs).Union(
                        x.CashTransactions.Where(y => y.InstrumentID.HasValue).Select(y => y.InstrumentID.Value)).Count()
                            == selectedInstrumentIDs.Count)
                        .ToList();
                    break;

                case FilterMethod.Exclude:
                    trades = trades.Where(x =>
                        !x.Orders.Select(y => y.InstrumentID).Intersect(selectedInstrumentIDs).Any() &&
                        !x.CashTransactions.Where(y => y.InstrumentID.HasValue).Select(y => y.InstrumentID.Value).Intersect(selectedInstrumentIDs).Any())
                        .ToList();
                    break;
            }

            return trades.ToList();
        }
    }
}


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Q: Passing Array from Jsp to action class I need to pass my array of dynamically created objects from jsp to java action class , Meanwhile i am tring following code to set array objects as a request parameter for action form . But while fetching in action class it produce null result ,as array object are not passed on to action form. Kindly provide me a right way to pass array list to action class. Thanks in advance ////
<script>
var i;
var arraya = new Array();
var arrayb = new Array();
var arrayc = new Array();
var idCount = 1;
function arr()
{
for (var j=0;j<idCount;j++)
{
arraya[j]=  document.getElementsByName("a"+j)[0].value;
arrayb[j]=  document.getElementsByName("b"+j)[0].value;
arrayc[j]=  document.getElementsByName("c"+j)[0].value;
}
var one=arraya.valueOf();
var two=arrayb.valueOf();
var three=arrayc.valueOf();
}
</script>
    <input type="text" name="a0">
<input type="text" name="b0">
<input type="text" name="c0">
    <input type="button" onclick="addDiv();" value="Add"/>
<input type="hidden" name="one" value="<%= request.getParameter("one") %>" />
<input type="hidden" name="two" value="<%= request.getParameter("two") %>" />
<input type="hidden" name="three" value="<%= request.getParameter("three") %>" />

A: You can achieve it by doing this -
Simply have input type like this. Notice no index used.
<input type="text" name="a"/>
<input type="text" name="b"/>
<input type="text" name="c"/>

In your action class you can then do this. The values will be in the order.
String[] a = request.getParameterValues("a");
String[] b = request.getParameterValues("b");
String[] c = request.getParameterValues("c");

Although since you are using Struts you should actually create an object having properties a, b and c. Use the object in array fashion.

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