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The symbolism of the first letter of a name has always been significant. Its importance can be traced back to the time when letters had values like numbers. It was a form of numerology, officially known as Gematria. So if you want to construe the meaning behind the letter N, you've landed at the right place.
The letter N represents fun, freedom, and imagination. Guys with this initial are daring, active, unpredictable, unconventional, and attracted by indulgences. These freedom loving people hate following the crowd or any accepted modes of life. They want to be free enough to express themselves in their own creative ways and are always in need for change and activity in their lives.
The energy of five, the number it's linked with, encourages N people to be pragmatic, opportunistic, and even persuasive. These intelligent and investigative individuals are natural researchers and can easily find out the truth.
While N people are extremely communicative and intuitive, they can be predisposed to jealousy and envy. This can be reversed if you foster a sense of gratitude in your child right from the very beginning.
If you're on the hunt for unique baby boy names beginning with N, then your search ends here. MomJunction's list has some great names with N such as Nathaniel, Noah, Nick, and Nayab to make your quest easier.


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Q: Compare each element of an array with each other in running time O(n logn) I have to check for each element that whether there is any element greater than that in the array. That means, the array has to sorted in descending order. If there is any element greater than the current element is present then i have count the number as in how many numbers are present in the array which is greater than the current element i am checking for. In this way, i have to check for each and every element. And my output has to be the total number of times there was an element greater then the current element( considering each element of the array).
The problem is i have to do it in O(n logn). I can do it the naive way, but then the running time is O(n^2).
public class CountPairs {
       public static int countPairs(int[] arr) {
           int Pairs=0;
           for (int i=0;i<arr.length;i++){
               for (int j=i+1;j<arr.length;j++){
                    if (arr[i] < arr[j]){
                         Pairs++;
                    }
               }
           }
           return Pairs;
      }
   }

For example:
System.out.println(countPairs({3,1,4,2}) should return 3.
Please help me with this one.

A: Assuming that your array is indeed sorted, you can replace the inner loop by a binary search.
See java.util.Arrays#binarySearch.
If you aren't sure that your array is really sorted, you can check it in linear time:
if element i+1 is greater than element i, then the array isn't sorted in descending order.
At that time you can sort the array in O(n log(n)) with Arrays #sort.

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At the National Moth Recorders' Meeting earlier this year BC announced their exciting plans regarding the incorporation of micro-moths into the National Moth Recording Scheme. Thanks to the support of the network of County Moth Recorders and the moth recording community the NMRS has gone from strength to strength.
BC say "The popularity of micro-moth recording is growing and with our existing infrastructure and processes, the collation of micro-moth records in to the NMRS is a logical next step". For further details about this significant development click here.


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"Spoofing" It Up!
The Post's 2014 April Fool stunt, jokingly reporting the supposed discovery of Robin Hood's remains, highlighted yet again just how frequently the legendary character has been "spoofed-up!" The dictionary definition of "spoof" is mild, satirical mockery and it is often said that the measure of a true "legend" is when the subject can be sent-up and ridiculed in many different ways, yet still retain its iconic status and dignity without any damage to its reputation. The Robin Hood legend is certainly an ultimate example of this that specifically proves the point - with an extensive range of humorous interpretations spanning film and television, books, magazines and political caricature etc.
Even though the traditional story and characters are often taken way outside their comfort zone, these "off-the-wall" interpretations all help widen the scope and impact of the legend and extend its influence into yet another area of popular culture – humour and comedy.
There are far too many examples to comprehensively list in the space of this brief article but here are some specific references that reflect the scope and diversity of the ways in which the Robin Hood legend has been successfully "spoofed"!
In 1993, Hollywood director and actor, the late Mel Brooks made his hilarious "Robin Hood – Men In Tights" into a hugely popular cult movie and prior to that, in 1984, there had been "The Zany Adventures of Robin Hood" with George Segal and Morgan Fairchild. There were also numerous "cameo" appearances for Robin Hood characters in such films as Terry Gilliam's "Time Bandits" and the "Shrek" blockbuster. Walt Disney's 1973 animated feature saw the popular tale re-told starring a furry fox as Robin along with a cast of lovable animals "acting" in supporting roles! However, such iconic cartoon characters as Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny and Tom and Jerry had already played Robin in various comical adaptations and the trend still continues today, with many television cartoon series often "spoofing – up" the familiar Sherwood Forest theme!
In 1988, Tony Robinson's "Maid Marian and her Merrie Men" was also a hugely successful television series that "sent-up" the traditional legend and many popular TV shows have also used a Robin Hood "sketch" to raise a laugh, including Morecambe and Wise and the Muppets.
In the world of literature, "Robin Hood - According to Spike Milligan" was published in 1998 and some other titles that "spoofed" the story include "The Lost Diary of Robin Hood's Money Man" by Steve Barlow and Steve Skidmore; (1999); "Robin the Hoodie – an ASBO History of Britain" by Hans Christian Asbosen (2009) and a German version called "Robin Cat" by Vincent Kluwe (2008) in which the well-known characters are all feline members of a cat gang living wild and free in a modern city suburb.
Over the centuries, the Robin Hood legend has also been ideally suited for adaptation to political caricature and recent prime ministers such as Gordon Brown and David Cameron have seen themselves dressed in tights and referred to as the Sheriff of Notting Hill! President Obama has used a Robin Hood analogy when addressing the nation and only last month the Mayor of New York, Bill de Blasio based his "sketch" at the Annual Inner Circle media event on a steal-from-the-rich Robin Hood theme.
In conclusion, in 1991, Robin Hood was featured in the USA's iconic, satirical monthly magazine "MAD" and, in the world of spoof and satire, Robin's appearance on the cover was seen as equivalent to a celebrity being on the cover of "News Week" or "Vogue" – so perhaps that says it all !!

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When I was 13 years old, I bought my first piece of art: a small clay sculpture, by Cybele Rowe. A sculptor for thirty years now, Rowe describes her process as 'form-fishing', and works in clay, bronze, plastic, fibreglass and wood. Last year, at the Ceramic Annual of America, she exhibited a large sculpture, constructed inside the gallery, with a performance component by a musician and dancer. On completion, the sculpture was pulled apart, and the unfired clay reused. 'Art is hyperventilating. You hold your breath, you work really hard, and it's euphoric'.