Gold prices are modestly up in early U.S. trading Thursday, supported in part by a big drop in the U.S. dollar index today. Some safe-haven demand has also been featured recently, amid a very shaky U.S. stock market that saw the equity indexes hit new lows for the year overnight. February gold futures were last up $2.40 an ounce at $1,258.80. March Comex silver was down $0.013 at $14.805 an ounce.
European stock markets were mostly lower overnight, following the solid losses in the U.S. stock market Wednesday that drove the indexes to new lows for the year. U.S. stock indexes are pointed toward slightly higher openings when the New York day session begins. However, the U.S. stock market is very wobbly and traders are leery of another big drop.
March silver futures bears still have the overall near-term technical advantage. However, a choppy five-week-old uptrend is in place on the daily bar chart. Silver bulls' next upside price breakout objective is closing prices above solid technical resistance at the October high of $15.055 an ounce. The next downside price breakout objective for the bears is closing prices below solid support at the November low of $13.985. First resistance is seen at this week's and last week's high of $14.90 and then at $15.00. Next support is seen at this week's low of $14.615 and then at $14.50.
The projected upper bound is: 15.21.
The projected lower bound is: 14.38.
The projected closing price is: 14.79.
If the engulfing bullish pattern occurs during an uptrend (which appears to be the case with PREC.M.XAG=), it may be a last engulfing top which indicates a top. The test to see if this is the case is if the next candle closes below the top of the current (white) candle's real body.
One method of interpreting the Stochastic Oscillator is looking for overbought areas (above 80) and oversold areas (below 20). The Stochastic Oscillator is 59.2117. This is not an overbought or oversold reading. The last signal was a buy 16 period(s) ago.
The RSI shows overbought (above 70) and oversold (below 30) areas. The current value of the RSI is 60.04. This is not a topping or bottoming area. A buy or sell signal is generated when the RSI moves out of an overbought/oversold area. The last signal was a buy 76 period(s) ago.
The CCI shows overbought (above 100) and oversold (below -100) areas. The current value of the CCI is 109.This is an overbought reading. However, a signal isn't generated until the indicator crosses below 100. The last signal was a sell 4 period(s) ago.
PREC.M.XAG= closed up 0.193 at 14.790. Volume was 8,900% above average (trending) and Bollinger Bands were 7% narrower than normal.
PREC.M.XAG= is currently 3.9% below its 200-period moving average and is in an upward trend. Volatility is relatively normal as compared to the average volatility over the last 10 periods. Our volume indicators reflect very strong flows of volume into XAG= (bullish). Our trend forecasting oscillators are currently bullish on XAG= and have had this outlook for the last 9 periods. The security price has set a new 14-period high while our momentum oscillator has not. This is a bearish divergence.


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using System.ServiceModel;

namespace System.IdentityModel.Tokens
{
    public static class SecurityAlgorithms
    {
        public const string Aes128Encryption = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.Aes128Encryption;

        public const string Aes128KeyWrap = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.Aes128KeyWrap;
        public const string Aes192Encryption = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.Aes192Encryption;
        public const string Aes192KeyWrap = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.Aes192KeyWrap;
        public const string Aes256Encryption = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.Aes256Encryption;
        public const string Aes256KeyWrap = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.Aes256KeyWrap;
        public const string DesEncryption = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.DesEncryption;

        public const string DsaSha1Signature = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.DsaSha1Signature;

        public const string ExclusiveC14n = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.ExclusiveC14n;
        public const string ExclusiveC14nWithComments = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.ExclusiveC14nWithComments;
        public const string HmacSha1Signature = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.HmacSha1Signature;
        public const string HmacSha256Signature = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.HmacSha256Signature;

        public const string Psha1KeyDerivation = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.Psha1KeyDerivation;
        public const string Psha1KeyDerivationDec2005 = SecurityAlgorithmDec2005Strings.Psha1KeyDerivationDec2005;

        public const string Ripemd160Digest = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.Ripemd160Digest;
        public const string RsaOaepKeyWrap = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.RsaOaepKeyWrap;
        public const string RsaSha1Signature = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.RsaSha1Signature;
        public const string RsaSha256Signature = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.RsaSha256Signature;
        public const string RsaV15KeyWrap = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.RsaV15KeyWrap;

        public const string Sha1Digest = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.Sha1Digest;
        public const string Sha256Digest = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.Sha256Digest;
        public const string Sha512Digest = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.Sha512Digest;
        public const string StrTransform = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.StrTransform;
        public const string TripleDesEncryption = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.TripleDesEncryption;
        public const string TripleDesKeyWrap = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.TripleDesKeyWrap;

        public const string TlsSspiKeyWrap = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.TlsSspiKeyWrap;
        public const string WindowsSspiKeyWrap = SecurityAlgorithmStrings.WindowsSspiKeyWrap;

        internal const int DefaultSymmetricKeyLength = 256;
        internal const string DefaultEncryptionAlgorithm = Aes256Encryption;
        internal const string DefaultAsymmetricKeyWrapAlgorithm = RsaOaepKeyWrap;
        internal const string DefaultAsymmetricSignatureAlgorithm = RsaSha256Signature;
        internal const string DefaultDigestAlgorithm = Sha256Digest;
    }
}

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<?php
namespace ORM\Models;

use ORM\Entities\Entity;

class User extends Entity{

    protected  $table = "users";
    protected $primary_keys = ['id'];
    protected $fields = ['id','username','email','age','gender'];

    public function info(){
        return "#". $this->id .":". $this->username ." | ". $this->email ." | ". $this->age ." | ". $this->gender;
    }
}


As we reported earlier this week, a Tesla Semi prototype is traveling around the US – apparently visiting several reservation holders.
The electric truck stopped at a Supercharger in Colorado where Tesla Semi engineers talked about how they charge the electric truck at a Supercharger.
Earlier this week, we reported that the Tesla Semi prototype was now in Des Moines, Iowa – more than 300 miles from UPS.
Yesterday, the electric truck prototype traveled another 580 miles or so and stopped at Tesla's Supercharger station in Brush, Colorado.
He said that Tesla engineers arrived ahead of the Tesla Semi to reserve the Supercharger stalls and arrange the setup to charge the electric truck.
Musk jokingly added that they used a 1,000-mile long extension cord, but he is actually referring to a system made of extension cords that they have used to charge Tesla Semi prototypes at Tesla's regular charging stations.
Tesla Semi is supposed to eventually used its own network of 'Megachargers', which can enable a higher charge rate than the Superchargers, but those new stations have yet to be deployed.
People who have witnessed Tesla Semi prototypes charging at Supercharger stations have told Electrek that the system made of extension cords plugs into several Supercharger stalls at the same time and into several charge ports on the truck.
Weirdly, Martin said that engineers insisted that no one take pictures or videos of the system.
He also learned a few interesting details from those engineers – mainly that this specific prototype is configured for a 300-mile range.
Martin also said that engineers told him the prototype was equipped with 26 cameras, but the production version will have fewer. In comparison, the latest Autopilot hardware suite on Tesla's passenger cars has only 9 cameras.


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When Peter Gabriel and Genesis Took Turns Topping the Pop Chart
Jeff Giles
Atlantic Records / YouTube
The summer of 1986 brought Genesis their first No. 1 hit in the United States — and former frontman Peter Gabriel reached the same milestone the very next week.
The mid-'80s were a commercial high point for a number of Genesis-related releases. Drummer Phil Collins, who'd stepped up to the mic after Gabriel's departure in 1975, was at peak power as a solo artist, coming off his hugely popular No Jacket Required LP; meanwhile, guitarist Mike Rutherford had also started his own well-received side project with Mike & the Mechanics.
Even though Gabriel's solo releases hadn't achieved quite the same level of sales success, he'd also put together a string of hits dating back to the late '70s, largely in spite of the fact that his records weren't anywhere near as radio-friendly as his former bandmates' — at least not until the arrival of his fifth solo LP, So. While retaining Gabriel's distinctive sound and idiosyncrasies, the record boasted a number of pop gems made for airplay, led by the set's first single, "Sledgehammer."
So's May 19, 1986, arrival was followed less than a month later by the 13th Genesis studio LP, Invisible Touch. With Collins' Jacket hits barely faded from heavy rotation and Mike & the Mechanics still on the charts with "All I Need Is a Miracle," the Touch album had plenty of built-in momentum — and it took full advantage, peaking at No. 3 and sending its title track and lead-off single soaring up the charts.
It added up to a summer of Genesis members, past and present, all over the airwaves. While "Sledgehammer" had the advantage of a head start, "Invisible Touch" took the early lead, dislodging Simply Red's "Holding Back the Years" from the top spot on Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the week of July 19, 1986. Somewhat surprisingly given the run of radio success they'd enjoyed during the previous decade, "Touch" marked the group's first No. 1 in the States.
Watch Peter Gabriel's 'Sledgehammer' Video
It proved a short-lived reign. Leapfrogged on the way up the charts, "Sledgehammer" had the last laugh, knocking "Invisible Touch" off its perch the following week — where it enjoyed its own one-week stay at No. 1 before being bumped aside by former Chicago frontman Peter Cetera's "Glory of Love."
Ultimately, both "Invisible Touch" and "Sledgehammer" would prove to be the first and last U.S. No. 1 hits for their respective acts. Although Genesis returned to the U.S. Top 10 repeatedly with Invisible Touch's subsequent singles, and Gabriel would do the same with the So hit "Big Time," neither artist claimed the top spot again. In fact, after 1986, both Gabriel and Genesis slowed their creative pace considerably. The band's next album wouldn't arrive until 1991, and Gabriel returned the following year; Genesis called it a day after 1997's Calling All Stations, and upon releasing 1992's Us LP, Gabriel took a decade to deliver his next album of original material. Though he insisted the long hiatuses weren't a deliberate reaction to So's success, he's said he doesn't regret any lost momentum.
Watch Genesis' 'Invisible Touch' Video
"I think that consumer culture tends to be very hungry. It can't get enough of you for a very short time and then your taste gets boring and they spit you out and take the next new thrill," Gabriel told Rolling Stone in 2012.."And so, while it was never a predetermined strategy, I would probably recommend it to artists now if they want a long career. If you've got something worth saying, if you've got something to put out, don't worry about what the record company tells you. Take your time."
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Source: When Peter Gabriel and Genesis Took Turns Topping the Pop Chart
Filed Under: Genesis, Peter Gabriel

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Q: What's wrong with this Java HashMap? Here is my code to place ArrayLists into the hashmap:
public static HashMap<String, ArrayList> keyword_map = new HashMap<String, ArrayList>();

ArrayList<String> keys = new ArrayList<String>();
keys.add("cat");
keys.add("sheep");
keys.add("dog");
keys.add("pig");
keys.add("cow");
keyword_map.put("animals", keys);

When i try to print the entry set and get an ArrayList from key "animals" like so:
ArrayList<String> related_keys = keyword_map.get("animals");

Nothing is returned. What am i doing wrong?
For each key in the map, i want to store multiple values.
How else can i do this/and or what am doing wrong?

A: This is proper idiomatic code and works just fine.
public static final Map<String, List<String>> MAP = new HashMap<String, List<String>>();

public static void main(@Nonnull final String[] args)
{
    final List<String> animals = new ArrayList<String>();
    animals.add("cat");
    animals.add("sheep");
    animals.add("dog");
    animals.add("pig");
    animals.add("cow");
    MAP.put("animals", animals);
    System.out.println(MAP);
    final List<String> al = MAP.get("animals");
    System.out.println(al);
}

It outputs
{animals=[cat, sheep, dog, pig, cow]}
[cat, sheep, dog, pig, cow]

What are you expecting?

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Will the Howard Theatre go the same way as the Lincoln Theatre?
The Lincoln by M.V. Jantzen, on Flickr
Howard Theatre. Photo by the author.
Will the Howard Theatre, soon to open in April, end up bankrupt like the Lincoln Theatre on U Street? Both are historic U Street area theaters that were revived at significant public expense. Both are owned by the District government and are under the control of non-profits.
There are, however, some significant differences between the Lincoln and the Howard: the floor, the kitchen, and the management.
The Lincoln Theatre is a traditional theater with fixed rows of seats. This makes the venue unsuitable for a variety of performances. All concert venues nearby have few if any seats— just an open floor where patrons stand.
The Howard Theatre's floor is a little different. The theatre will have few permanent seats. Much of the space will contain seats and tables for the performances where food is served, such as the weekly gospel brunch, a comedy show, or certain jazz performances.
When tables are unsuitable for the type of performance, they will be stowed beneath the stage, thus opening up the first floor like the 9:30 Club or the Black Cat. This flexibility allows the venue to attract a greater variety of acts.
Another important difference is that the Howard Theatre will contain a large kitchen. Food service, particularly on the sale of alcohol, is where the venue will make money. The Lincoln Theatre's food and liquor operation can't compare.
Finally, while the Lincoln Theatre was managed (or mismanaged, some say) by an ad hoc non-profit, the Howard Theatre will be run by Blue Note Jazz Clubs, which runs the Blue Note Jazz Club, the Highline Ballroom, and B.B. King Blues Club & Grill in New York. This gives us confidence that a similar success can happen at the Howard.
Categories: Development Projects, Howard Theatre, Local Businesses
Tags: Lincoln Theater, U Street
Actually, the original developers of the Lincoln Theater went broke, so the new owner built a nightclub in the basement that held as many people as the room upstairs. That second stream of revenue helped the theater prosper for decades. Many of the famous artists said to have played at the Lincoln actually appeared at the basement club, the Lincoln Colonnade.
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MAAE consists of teachers and artists dedicated to promoting, advancing and improving visual art education in the province of Manitoba.
We maintain a liaison with the The Canadian Society for Education through Art (CSEA), and other visual arts and art education organizations for the purposes of exchanging ideas and monitoring trends and developments in art education. We also sponsor Arts Junktion, a community-based, charitable organization committed to redistributing reusable materials.


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chorus.dialogs.ImportNow = chorus.dialogs.Base.extend({
    constructorName: "ImportNowDialog",
    templateName: "import_now",

    useLoadingSection: true,
    persistent: true,

    events: {
        "change input:radio": "onDestinationChosen",
        "change input:checkbox": "onCheckboxClicked",
        "keyup input:text": "onInputFieldChanged",
        "paste input:text": "onInputFieldChanged",
        "cut input:text": "onInputFieldChanged",
        "click button.submit": "saveModel",
        "click button.cancel": "onClickCancel",
        "click .existing_table a.dataset_picked": "launchDatasetPickerDialog",
        "click a.select_schema": "launchSchemaPickerDialog",
        "click a.change_schema": "launchSchemaPickerDialog"
    },

    makeModel: function() {
        this.dataset = this.options.dataset;
        this.workspace = this.dataset.workspace();

        if(this.workspace) {
            this.schema = this.workspace.sandbox().schema();
            this.model = new chorus.models.WorkspaceImport({
                datasetId: this.dataset.get("id"),
                workspaceId: this.workspace.id
            });
        } else {
            this.model = new chorus.models.SchemaImport({
                datasetId: this.dataset.get("id")
            });
        }

        this.model.loaded = true;
    },

    setup: function() {
        this.customSetup();

        this.listenTo(this.model, "saved", this.modelSaved);
        this.listenTo(this.model, "saveFailed validationFailed", function() {
            this.showErrors(this.model);
            this.$("button.submit").stopLoading();
        });

        this.checkImportability();
    },

    checkImportability: function() {
        this.importability = new chorus.models.DatasetImportability({
            datasetId: this.options.dataset.id
        });
        this.importability.fetch({
            success: _.bind(function() {
                if (this.importability.get('importability')) {
                    this.$(".dialog_content").stopLoading();
                } else {
                    this.closeModal();
                    new chorus.alerts.DatasetNotImportable({
                        datasetImportability: this.importability
                    }).launchModal();
                }
            }, this)
        });
    },

    customSetup: function() {
        this.title = t("import.title");
        this.submitKey = "import.begin";
    },

    saveModel: function() {
        this.$("button.submit").startLoading("import.importing");

        this.model.unset("sampleCount", {silent: true});
        this.model.save(this.getNewModelAttrs());
    },

    modelSaved: function() {
        chorus.toast("import.progress.toast", {toastOpts: {type: "info"}});
        this.dataset.trigger('change');
        this.closeModal();
    },

    postRender: function() {
        this.$(".truncate").prop("disabled", true);
        this.updateExistingTableLink();

        if (!this.workspace && !this.importability.loaded) {
            this.$(".dialog_content").startLoading();
        }
    },

    launchDatasetPickerDialog: function(e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        if(!this.saving) {
            var tables = this.workspace ? this.workspace.sandboxTables({allImportDestinations: true}) : this.schema.tables();

            var pickerOptions = {
                collection: tables
            };

            var datasetDialog = new chorus.dialogs.DatasetsPicker(pickerOptions);
            this.listenTo(datasetDialog, "datasets:selected", this.datasetsChosen);
            this.launchSubModal(datasetDialog);
        }
    },

    datasetsChosen: function(datasets) {
        this.changeSelectedDataset(datasets && datasets[0] && datasets[0].name());
    },

    changeSelectedDataset: function(name) {
        if(name) {
            this.selectedDatasetName = name;
            this.$(".existing_table a.dataset_picked").text(_.prune(name, 20));
            this.$(".existing_table span.dataset_picked").text(_.prune(name, 20));
            this.onInputFieldChanged();
        }
    },

    launchSchemaPickerDialog: function(e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        var schemaPickerDialog = new chorus.dialogs.SchemaPicker({
            action: "select_import_schema"
        });
        this.listenTo(schemaPickerDialog, "schema:selected", this.schemaChosen);
        this.launchSubModal(schemaPickerDialog);
    },

    schemaChosen: function(schema) {
        this.schema = schema;
        this.$(".selection").text(_.truncate(schema.canonicalName(), 40));
        this.$(".selection").attr("title", schema.canonicalName());
        this.$("a.select_schema").addClass("hidden");
        this.$("a.change_schema").removeClass("hidden");
        this.updateInputState();
    },

    isNewTable: function() {
        return this.$('#import_now_new_table').prop('checked');
    },

    onDestinationChosen: function() {
        this.clearErrors();
        this.updateExistingTableLink();

        this.$(".truncate").prop("disabled", this.isNewTable());
    },

    updateExistingTableLink: function() {
        var destinationIsNewTable = this.$(".new_table input:radio").prop("checked");

        var $tableNameField = this.$(".new_table input.name");
        $tableNameField.prop("disabled", !destinationIsNewTable);

        this.enableDestinationLink(!destinationIsNewTable);
        this.onInputFieldChanged();
    },

    enableDestinationLink: function(enable) {
        var $a = this.$(".existing_table a.dataset_picked");
        var $span = this.$(".existing_table span.dataset_picked");

        if(enable) {
            $a.removeClass("hidden");
            $span.addClass("hidden");
        } else {
            $a.addClass("hidden");
            $span.removeClass("hidden");
        }
    },

    additionalContext: function() {
        return {
            allowSchemaSelection: !this.workspace,
            canonicalName: this.schema && this.schema.canonicalName(),
            submitKey: this.submitKey
        };
    },

    onInputFieldChanged: function(e) {
        this.showErrors(this.model);
        var changeType = e && e.type;
        if(changeType === "paste" || changeType === "cut") {
            //paste and cut events fire before they actually update the input field
            _.defer(_.bind(this.updateInputState, this));
        } else {
            this.updateInputState();
        }
    },

    updateInputState: function() {
        var importIntoExisting = this.$('.existing_table input:radio').prop("checked");
        var newTableNameGiven = this.$('input.name').val().trim().length > 0;

        var formIsValid = (importIntoExisting && this.destinationTableHasBeenPicked() ||
            (!importIntoExisting && newTableNameGiven));

        formIsValid = formIsValid && !!this.schema;

        this.$('button.submit').prop('disabled', !formIsValid);

        if(!this.workspace) {
            this.$(".options").toggleClass("hidden", !this.schema);
        }
    },

    onCheckboxClicked: function(e) {
        var limitRows = this.$("input[name=limit_num_rows]").prop("checked");
        var $limitInput = this.$(".limit input:text");

        $limitInput.prop("disabled", !limitRows);
        this.updateInputState();
    },

    getNewModelAttrs: function() {
        var updates = {};

        updates.newTable = this.isNewTable() + "";
        updates.schemaId = this.schema.id;

        if(this.isNewTable()) {
            updates.toTable = this.$("input[name=toTable]").val();
        } else {
            updates.toTable = this.selectedDatasetName;
        }

        var $truncateCheckbox = this.$(".truncate");
        if($truncateCheckbox.length) {
            updates.truncate = $truncateCheckbox.prop("checked") + "";
        }

        var useLimitRows = this.$(".limit input:checkbox").prop("checked");
        if(!useLimitRows) {
            updates.sampleCount = '';
        } else {
            updates.sampleCount = this.$("input[name='sampleCount']").val();
        }

        return updates;
    },

    onClickCancel: function() {
        this.model.clearErrors();
        this.closeModal();
    },

    destinationTableHasBeenPicked: function() {
        return this.$("a.dataset_picked").text() !== t("dataset.import.select_destination");
    }
});


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Narrative composition samples. Definition and Examples of Narratives in Writing 2022-12-08
Narrative composition samples Rating: 9,9/10 741 reviews
Love is a central theme in Shakespeare's play "As You Like It." It is depicted in various forms and through a variety of characters, and it plays a significant role in the development of the plot and the resolution of conflicts.
One prominent example of love in the play is the love between Rosalind and Orlando. Despite the societal barriers that stand in their way, they are drawn to each other and their love grows stronger as the play progresses. Orlando is initially infatuated with Rosalind and writes love poems to her, but it is only when they are exiled to the forest of Arden and have the opportunity to spend time together that their love truly blossoms. Through their conversations and interactions, they come to understand and appreciate each other more fully, and their love becomes more genuine and enduring.
Another example of love in the play is the love between Touchstone and Audrey. Touchstone, a fool, falls in love with Audrey, a simple country girl, and their relationship serves as a contrast to the more refined and sophisticated love between Rosalind and Orlando. Touchstone's love for Audrey is genuine and heartfelt, and he is willing to marry her and make a life with her in the forest, despite the fact that she is not as educated or refined as he is.
The theme of love is also present in the relationships between other characters in the play. Duke Senior and his followers find love and acceptance in the forest of Arden, and the characters of Celia and Oliver also undergo a transformation as they learn to love and accept each other.
Overall, the theme of love in "As You Like It" is one of the play's most enduring and universal themes. It is depicted in various forms and through a range of characters, and it plays a key role in the resolution of conflicts and the development of the plot. Love is shown to be a powerful force that can bring people together, overcome obstacles, and bring joy and fulfillment to those who experience it.
Narrative composition is a type of writing that tells a story. It typically includes characters, a plot, and a setting, as well as other elements such as conflict and resolution. Narrative compositions can take many forms, including short stories, novels, novellas, and even memoirs.
One example of a narrative composition is "The Catcher in the Rye," a novel by J.D. Salinger. The story follows the main character, Holden Caulfield, as he wanders around New York City after being expelled from prep school. Along the way, he encounters a variety of characters, including his former classmate, a prostitute, and his little sister. Through these encounters, the reader learns about Holden's struggles with alienation and growing up.
Another example of a narrative composition is "The Tell-Tale Heart," a short story by Edgar Allan Poe. The story is narrated by a man who becomes obsessed with the eye of an old man he is caring for. He ultimately murders the old man and disposes of his body, but becomes paranoid that the old man's heart will give him away and confesses to the crime. The story builds tension and suspense as the narrator's guilt and fear become increasingly apparent.
Yet another example of a narrative composition is "The Diary of Anne Frank," a memoir by Anne Frank. The diary follows Anne's experiences as a Jewish girl living in hiding during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. Through her diary entries, the reader learns about Anne's struggles, her relationships with her family and others in hiding, and the dangers and hardships they faced.
These are just a few examples of the many types of narrative compositions that exist. No matter the form they take, narrative compositions are a powerful way to tell a story and engage the reader's imagination.
Narrative composition is a type of writing that tells a story. It is one of the most common forms of writing, and it can take many different forms, including novels, short stories, plays, and even movies. A narrative composition typically has a protagonist, or main character, who goes through some kind of conflict or journey. Along the way, the protagonist may encounter other characters and face various challenges. The story is usually told in chronological order and may include dialogue, descriptions, and other elements that help to bring the story to life.
There are many different ways to write a narrative composition, and the specific techniques used will depend on the purpose of the piece and the intended audience. For example, a children's story might be written in simple language with a straightforward plot, while a more complex novel for adults might have multiple subplots and a more intricate plot.
One of the key elements of a good narrative composition is the use of descriptive language. This helps to bring the story to life and helps the reader to visualize the characters, settings, and events. A well-written narrative composition should also have well-developed characters, with their own motivations, desires, and flaws. This helps to make the story more believable and engaging for the reader.
Another important element of a good narrative composition is the use of dialogue. This can help to reveal character traits and add depth to the story. It can also help to move the plot forward and add tension to the story.
Here are a few examples of different types of narrative compositions:
A short story: "The Gift of the Magi" by O. Henry is a classic example of a short story. It tells the story of a young couple, Jim and Della, who are struggling to buy each other Christmas gifts. Despite their limited means, they both come up with creative solutions to the problem, and the story ends with a heartwarming twist.
A novel: "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee is a well-known novel that tells the story of a young girl, Scout, growing up in the Deep South during the 1930s. The story deals with issues of racism, prejudice, and injustice, and it has become a classic of American literature.
A play: "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller is a play that tells the story of Willy Loman, a salesman who is struggling to come to terms with his own failure and the failure of the American Dream. The play is a powerful exploration of the human condition and the nature of success and happiness.
In conclusion, narrative composition is a type of writing that tells a story and can take many different forms. It is an important form of writing that allows writers to explore and express ideas, emotions, and experiences in a creative and engaging way.
Definition and Examples of Narratives in Writing
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The characters in "The Martian" include Mark Watney, his shipmates, the people at NASA resolving the issue, and even his parents who are only mentioned in the story but still are impacted by the situation and in turn impact Mark's decisions. Past events always occur in strict chronological order, but writers can choose to mix that up, show events out of sequence, or the same event several times experienced by different characters or described by different narrators. Weir's plot is about a man who gets accidentally abandoned on the surface of Mars. Deep in a world of our own, we heard, from far away, a voice saying goodbye. This can be a powerful element because it makes the readers feel like they are the characters in the story.
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Ask someone for help to be sure that how you deliver is presentable and professional. In Gabriel García Márquez's novel "Chronicle of a Death Foretold," the same few hours are experienced in sequence from the viewpoint of several different characters. Rochester to us directly, not revealing the full explanation until "Reader, I married him. Often than not, we mistake biography and autobiography so much that we think they mean the same thing but with different spelling. In the novel "Gone Girl," by Gillian Flynn, the reader is forced to constantly revise her opinion as to the honesty and guilt of the husband Nick and his missing wife.
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What is one thing that should be avoided? Asking for permission is not only polite, but it also gives you a chance to see if the person wants their story known. A lot of people may see this as a good type of job to get into, while others may see this as a hobby. Permission Is Always Best and Professional Getting permission from the person you are planning on writing a biography essay is also best and professional. Before you make your biography narrative essay, find time on who you are planning on talking about. Of course, it is not always for everyone either. Climax is the most intense part of the story.
García Márquez uses that to illustrate the peculiar almost magical inability of the townspeople to stop a murder they know is going to happen. It helps build toward the climax of a story. A lot of people would take that as a chance to show their readers or the rest of the world who they are and what they can do. It has the three basic parts and contains at least five elements. If you plan to create a good narrative essay, be sure to follow and assess if your narrative has all the characteristics needed to make it sound nice and pleasing. The Civil Rights Movement Essay Example The discrimination in the 1950s began with Jim Crow Laws, a list of laws used to segregate and discriminate African Americans. How To Write a Narrative Essay? A few moments after that, he managed another boot, thus becoming only the fourth player since the turn of the century to rack up four errors in one inning.
Other Strategies Writers also use the grammatical strategies of tense past, present, future , person first person, second person, third person , number singular, plural and voice active, passive. Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre" is an example of this: Jane relates her experiences of the mysterious Mr. Plots need a moment of tension, which involves some difficulty that requires resolution. To avoid this kind of mistake, do not fabricate their work and pass it as yours. Theme— this is what the author is trying to convey.
Definition and Examples of Narratives in Writing. However you want to see it, it really is a good opportunity. This timeline could be about the events of the life of the person you are going to be writing or your own if you plan to write an autobiography. For example, chronological choices can affect the reader's impressions. We know that a biography and an autobiography are two different things, what we do not often hear is that a biography can also be used in In addition to that, you can also be writing about cultural biographies and they would work the same as you may write with a narrative essay. Do Your Personal Research First Take some time to do your personal research first. It never hurts anyone to ask permission to whom they plan on writing a biography about.
Read Your Biography Narrative Essay Before Passing To be sure that you got it right, the best way to do so is to read your biography narrative essay. Falling action happens after the climax when it is already almost the end of the story. Compared to all types of Plot— this tells what happened in the story or simply the sequence of events. Volunteerism Essay Example My experiences with the two organizations I volunteered at were nothing less than inspiring and educational. Usually, there are about five paragraphs. The conflict in "The Martian" is that Watney needs to figure out how to survive and eventually leave the planet's surface.
To find out what it can do for you, check out 10+ examples of a biography narrative essay. This can be an external conflict and an internal conflict. It is also a good way for you to avoid plagiarism by having the permission from the person, rather than just to write about them and pass it off as if it were nothing. Is the narrator someone who experienced the events as a participant, or one who witnessed the events but wasn't an active participant? These laws continued slavery by calling it a different name, and the African Americans as a community were tired of watching it happen. Better yet, what if you are given the chance to write your own autobiography? But what does a biography narrative essay mean and what can it do for you? A lot of people would even take the opportunity to write their own autobiographies and share it to the world.


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Your Wednesday Briefing – The New York Times
We're covering Gen. Mark Milley's testimony and Japan's unpredictable party leadership race.
Top U.S. general faces tough questions in Congress
Gen. Mark Milley, the most senior U.S. military commander, defended his actions in the final months of the Trump administration and warned of the "very real possibility" that Al Qaeda and ISIS could rebuild in Afghanistan, following the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
In testimony to lawmakers on Tuesday, Milley insisted that calls he made to his Chinese counterpart last year and a meeting in which he told U.S. generals to alert him if the president tried to launch a nuclear weapon were all part of his job as the country's most senior military officer.
Top military officers acknowledged publicly for the first time that they had advised President Biden not to withdraw all U.S. troops from Afghanistan. They said the collapse of the Afghan army took commanders by surprise.
Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that a reconstituted Al Qaeda or ISIS in Afghanistan "with aspirations to attack the United States is a very real possibility." He added, "And those conditions, to include activity in ungoverned spaces, could present themselves in the next 12 to 36 months."
Drone strike: After a Times investigation found that a U.S. drone strike in Kabul on Aug. 29 killed 10 civilians, senators got a chance to ask top military officials directly what went wrong.
Who will be Japan's next prime minister?
Polls show that the Japanese public favors Taro Kono, the cabinet minister who oversees Japan's coronavirus vaccine rollout, to be the next prime minister. He is ahead of other candidates in the race to lead the governing Liberal Democratic Party — which, in effect, is the race to become prime minister.
Party members will vote Wednesday to choose a successor to Yoshihide Suga, the current prime minister and party leader.
But in the back rooms, Kono, 58, does not have nearly as much support. His reputation as a nonconformist and his left-leaning views on social issues put him out of step with the party's conservative elders, who hold considerable sway.
Details: Kono has courted public opinion, posting playful tweets and even personally responding to vaccine questions online. He opposes nuclear power and supports same-sex marriage, positions that put him on the wrong side of many party members.
Competitors: Sanae Takaichi, 60, a hard-line conservative, would be Japan's first female prime minister. She has strong backing from the party's right wing and from former prime minister Shinzo Abe. Many party members think Fumio Kishida, 64, a moderate with tepid support in the polls, is the safest choice.
The pandemic: Japan is ending its state-of-emergency measures on Thursday as the number of new daily coronavirus cases has dropped and the vaccine rollout has reached nearly 60 percent of the population.
Pfizer says Covid vaccine is safe for kids
Pfizer and BioNTech said on Tuesday that they had submitted data to U.S. regulators that the companies said showed that their coronavirus vaccine is safe and effective in children ages 5 to 11.
The companies said that they would submit a formal request to allow a pediatric dose of their vaccine to be administered in the U.S. in the coming weeks. Similar requests will be filed with European regulators and in other countries.
About a week ago, Pfizer and BioNTech announced favorable results from their clinical trial with more than 2,200 participants in that age group.
Context: About 28 million children ages 5 to 11 would be eligible for the vaccine in the U.S., far more than the 17 million of ages 12 to 15 who became eligible for the vaccine in May.
Here are the latest updates and maps of the pandemic.
Stephanie Grisham, the former Trump White House press secretary, is releasing a tell-all book that accuses former President Trump of abusing his staff, placating dictators like Vladimir Putin of Russia, and making sexual comments about a young aide. Her publisher calls the book "the most frank and intimate portrait of the Trump White House yet." We have some highlights from the manuscript.
A grand stage for video game music
At a recent concert in the Royal Albert Hall in London, nearly 6,000 attendees gathered wearing a mix of suits, ties and video game character cosplay. They had come to see an orchestra and choir perform music from Final Fantasy VII, released in 1997.
The music in the first installment of the Final Fantasy series in 1987 was limited to a handful of electronic sounds. But technology evolved, and by the late 1990s, the games featured live orchestral recordings. Nobuo Uematsu, who composed scores for the first nine installments of Final Fantasy, has drawn on influences as varied as Led Zeppelin, Elton John, Celtic music and classical music.
The soundtracks to the Final Fantasy series are enormously popular: Since 2007, there have been more than 200 official concerts across 20 countries. At the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics this summer, some athletes marched to Final Fantasy songs. On YouTube, fans post covers, tutorials and their own compositions.
"There are some melodies I composed almost 30 years ago I've almost forgotten," Junya Nakano, who worked with Uematsu on the score for Final Fantasy's 10th installment, said. "But fans are still playing them."
PLAY, WATCH, EAT
World Through a Lens
In southern Mexico, the Zapotec people have long accepted — and celebrated — gender nonconformity. Our travel section has these portraits of the community.
Now Time to Play
Here's today's Mini Crossword, and a clue: Plump up, as a pillow (five letters).
And here is today's Spelling Bee.
You can find all our puzzles here.
That's it for today's briefing. And a correction: Yesterday's briefing incorrectly described the number of women running to be Japan's next prime minister. There are two, not four.
See you next time. — Melina
P.S. The Times introduced the Headway team, which will investigate significant national and international challenges through the lens of progress.
The latest episode of "The Daily" includes a conversation with an Afghan general.
Sanam Yar wrote the Arts and Ideas section. You can reach Melina and the team at briefing@nytimes.com.
Senate Finally Signals Action On The Violence Against Women Act
Sen. Roy Blunt Blasted For Absurd Lie That Infrastructure Bill Costs $3.5 Trillion A Year


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Meyer Voices Show
Supporting grantees to go further on social media
The research is compelling: Social media is a powerful tool for nonprofits.
Last year, M+R partnered with NTEN (a local nonprofit based in Portland and former Meyer grantee) on the 11th Benchmarks Study of nonprofit digital advocacy, fundraising, social and advertising. The study followed the social media trends of 133 U.S. nonprofits and found that social media platforms have taken center stage in the work of nonprofits and are now essential to reaching vast audiences. Additionally, the study reported:
For every dollar nonprofits raised online, they spent 4 cents on digital ads
Online revenue for nonprofits grew by 14 percent over 2015 totals, with monthly giving growing at a rate of 23 percent;
The average email donation was $87 for one-time donors and $23 for monthly sustainers; and
Between 2015 and 2016, numbers of nonprofits' fans grew by 23 percent on Facebook, 50 percent on Twitter, and their followers doubled on Instagram.
The overall trend was hopeful: Nonprofits use social media to reach more people more often and in more places, resulting in increased donations.
As Meyer's social media specialist — and as someone who is constantly looking for new ways to amplify our grantees' impact online — I see first-hand the importance social media can play in advancing the work of nonprofits. So I created a half-day training program to provide our grantees practical tips for developing strategic messaging on social media.
I wanted our grantees to have social media tools to help with organizing, time management and communicating advocacy. Those strategies are helping our partners to increase their presence and engage their audiences across social media channels such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
To better understand how Meyer could support our grantees as a funder, I surveyed current and former grantees to understand how they use social media, how they manage it and ultimately how Meyer can support grantees to build organizational capacity around social media and digital communications.
The responses were enlightening.
About 90 percent of the responders felt most comfortable using Facebook, the most important social media platform for engaging with supporters and building a credible online presence with or without a website. Two-thirds of those said they wanted to improve their mastery of the platform.
About half of the social media survey respondents wanted to use Twitter — the character-limited social media tool favored by pop stars and the president — more effectively, and about the same percent — 47 percent — needed training to increase their engagement on Instagram, the social media tool designed for images.
The survey identified that our grantees wanted support and training on social media best practices, effective time management, tracking metrics and how to advocate effectively on social media. Additionally, our grantees described their most significant challenges on social media as inconsistency in messaging, too little time and uncertainty about which social media platform to use.
One respondent said, "with less than 2.0 FTW, how do we decide which of the many social media options we utilize? I can barely post to FB once a month." Another asked for insights in "helping management understand that social media can be a powerful tool for building advocacy."
And a third wrote, "Training is the most important to us at this stage. Social media is new to us and we want to continue this but don't know enough about FB and how it works. We have two staff that post to our orgs account but they also have full-time jobs so this is not ideal. Our agency is small and this is challenging for us."
The feedback helped us to tailor training specific to the needs of our grantees and launch a pilot series of social media classes in August 2017.
The four-hour sessions included training on how to set social media goals, develop strategies and navigate an array of tools that can lessen the burden of managing a nonprofit's social media.
Laura Nash, communications manager at Northwest Health Foundation, led a section on how to communicate advocacy on social media. Attendees got hands-on Twitter exercises and opportunities to learn from their peers. And I used local case studies to model ways that nonprofits can use social media to reach their organizational goals and engage internal and external stakeholders.
Feedback from the trainings went into the creation of this social media recipe booklet, a tool I designed to help nonprofits get started on social media and to provide quick tips on how to use Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn.
After the training, our grantees said they felt more comfortable and empowered to begin using social media at their nonprofit. They said they had a much better understanding of how social media can advance their organization's goals — whether those goals are to raise $5,000 to support a campaign or to recruit 50 volunteers for a capital campaign.
Meyer grantees who attended the sessions followed up to seek additional training for their staffs and boards. Stay tuned: We are exploring ways Meyer can provide broader support for digital communications to our nonprofit partners.
If you're a Meyer grantee or partner with questions about the trainings — or another funder curious about ways you can support your grantees on social — don't hesitate to darion [at] mmt.org (contact me).
— Darion
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Q: Comparing NTFS HFS+ EXT4 ZFS here's the thing, I need to investigate about these 4 filesystems for a college work but I can't find the right info on the web
The point is to compare these 4 and their features but I can't find benchmarks or detailed data for it
If someone can tell me all you know about the advantages and disadvantages of them or any website that has the information I need it would be awesome
Thank you very much

A: I only know zfs. ZFS has integrated filesystem and volume management. You create a pool of disks and carve out filesystems. You can have unlimited filesystems on a single pool. You can make it hybrid storage by adding ssd for log and read cache. Unlimited snapshots. ZFS uses COW so there is very little filesystem create time and on disk state is always considered valid. No fsck needed. Unlimited size.


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April 4, 2022 by jbcowgill
Lt.General E.M. Flanagan
"The advance had been so swift that the Japs who had the steel-trussed span mined were caught on the far side of it. They attempted to get to their detonator but our fire from the west bank of the Palico killed six and forced the rest to withdraw toward Tagaytay Ridge. Capture of the bridge allowed us to keep moving ahead. Its destruction would have seriously delayed us since our engineers did not have the equipment to replace it. Bypassing would have been difficult because the Palico River flows in a deep, steep-sided canyon, as do most of the Luzon Rivers."___ Gen. E.M. Flanagan
The 6th and 8th Armies on Luzon were repeatedly in close and brutal combat with the Japanese. By dawn on 4 February the paratroopers ran into increasingly heavy and harassing fire from Japanese riflemen and machine gunners. At the Paranaque River, just south of…
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Thank you very much, John.
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You are welcome very much.


The story of Culture Beat is tightly connected to the history of German Dancefloor. For more than 20 years Culture Beat are receiving worldwide recognition and many millions of records and downloads sold are solid proof.
Their smash single "Mr. Vain" was a worldwide hit in 1993 – scoring at No.1 in as many as 13 countries (among them Germany, The U.K. and France) and became a club classic. Equally successful was the album "Serenity" – with its additional singles "Got To Get It" and "Anything". An album that many experts judge as a milestone in the history of dance.
Culture Beat was founded in 1989 by the late Torsten Fenslau – a DJ at the legendary Dorian Gray Club in Frankfurt. After his tragic death in a car accident at the end of 1993 his younger brother Frank took over Culture Beat and produced the albums "Inside Out" with the hit Singles "Inside Out" and "Crying in the Rain" and "Metamorphosis" with hits like "Rendez-Vous" and "Pay No Mind".
As a producer driven dance project, Culture Beat featured various artists. Culture Beat started with the German cabaret performer Jo van Nelsen who was followed by the American rapper Jay Supreme and the German singer Lana E. In 1993 Lana left and was replaced by the British singer Tania Evans. Tania stayed until 1997 and was succeeded by the American Kim Sanders. In 1998 Jay left and since then Culture Beat is represented by only one vocalist. Since 1999 the British singer Jackie Sangster is fronting Culture Beat. At shows she is supported by the Greek MC 4T.


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T.J. Ward Misses Practice Again For Browns, Mohamed Massaquoi Sent Home Again Thursday
By James Brady@jamesbradyisme Nov 10, 2011, 11:12am CST
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On Wednesday, a number of Cleveland Browns players were missing or limited in practice, while some were considered unlikely to play on Sunday against the St. Louis Rams, joining the ranks of running backs Peyton Hillis and Montario Hardesty, who have already been declared out. On Thursday, head coach Pat Shurmur told the media that T.J. Ward, who didn't participated in practice on Thursday, would likely be out on Sunday, according to Tony Grossi:
#Browns T.J. Ward (foot) still in cast. "There's a good chance he'll be out." -- Pat Shurmur.
Also from Grossi is the fact that wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi was sent home from practice yet again with lingering effects from a concussion. Massaquoi suffered the concussion against the Seattle Seahawks and missed the game against the San Francisco 49ers, but was active against the Houston Texans. He left that game in the third period feeling woozy, and has yet to practice since then.
Lastly, kicker Phil Dawson missed practice with a migraine, but he's expected to play on Sunday against the Rams.
Browns Vs. Rams: Cleveland fails to score touchdown, falls to St. Louis 13-12
Browns' Fan Rant Curses Ryan Pontbriand In Loss To Rams
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Lloyd's Register България / LRQA news / 2015 / LRQA certifies Cathay Pacific Services Limited to ISO 28000
LRQA certifies Cathay Pacific Services Limited to ISO 28000
Cathay Pacific Services Limited (CPSL) has today announced that its Cathay Pacific Cargo Terminal has become the first Hong Kong based air cargo facility to achieve certification to ISO 28000, a global security standard specifying the requirements for a security management system in the logistics industry.
At the recent certification ceremony, Simon Batters, LRQA Global Head of Strategic Marketing said, "This achievement not only underlines CPSL's commitment to leading air cargo security in the global industry, but also recognises its continuous enhancement of its services."