15 the KAF HQ seminar and genaral meeting.
12 seminar in Weonju, Gangwon-province.
19 seminar in the KAF HQ.
25 kyu/dan test in the KAF HQ.
5 seminar in Busan metropolitan city.
19~20 special seminar with YAMASHIMA Takeshi 7th dan.
2 seminar in the KAF HQ.
16 seminar for Daejeon city/Chungcheong-province at Cheonju branch dojo.
23 mini-demonstration in the KAF HQ.
30 seminar for Gwanju/Jeonranam-province at Gwangyang branch dojo.
5~11 seminar in Dragon Martial Arts, Torrence(CA), USA.
20 kyu/dan test in the KAF HQ.
21 seminar in the KAF HQ.
11~12 IGARASHI Kazuo 7th dan seminar in Seoul.
16 seminar in the KAF HQ with KANAYA Hirotaka 6th dan.
5 new branch dojo in Moscow, Russia.
13~14 Gasshuku in Hakone, Japan.
20 seminar in the KAF HQ.
26 kyu/dan test in the KAF HQ.
27 public demonstration in the Sejong Culture Center.
24 the 17th All-Korea Aikido Demonstration and international-dan test.
25 seminar with KOBAYASHI Hiroaki 6th dan.
8~9 Gasshuku in Iwai, Japan.
15 seminar in the KAF HQ.
24~31 SUGAWARA Tetsutaka 7th dan seminar.
12 seminar in the KAF HQ.
10~11 YAMASHIMA Takeshi 7th dan seminar.
17 seminar and year-end party in the KAF HQ.
2 instructor SHIN Miae came back from 1 month dispatch instruction in Timor Leste.
27 seminar in the KAF HQ.
13~14 seminar with YAMASHIAM Takeshi 7th dan.
24 Seoul International Freindship Demonstration.
29 seminar in Gwangyang, Jeonranam-province.
29~30 Gasshuku in Yamanaka, Japan.
5~6 seminar with IGARASHI Kazuo 7th dan, SUGAWARA Shigeru 7th dan.
03 seminar in Changwon, Kyeongsangnam-province.
10~11 seminar in Torrence(CA), USA.
15~24 Katori Shinto Ryu Festival in Chicago, USA.
14 YOON sensei and the KAF HQ appeared in Arirang TV's 'Actions over Words'.
30~31 HYUN Yong-shin(3rd dan) and SONG Myung-hee(2nd dan) participated in SportAccord Combat Games 2010 Beijing.
5 seminar with KOBAYASHI Yasuo 8th dan and SAWADA Akira 7th dan.
9~10 camp in Iwai, Japan.
23~24 seminar with SUGAWARA Tetsutaka 7th dan.
28~31 seminar of Katori Shinto Ryu kenjutsu.
3~5 seminar with YAMASHIMA Takeshi 7th dan.
18 seminar and year-end party in the KAF HQ.
25 participated in Japan-China Friendship Demonstration in Machida, Japan.
14 seminar in the KAF HQ.
26~March 5 YOON sensei's seminar in Katumandu, Nepal.
14~15 seminar with YAMASHIMA Takeshi 7th dan.
27 special experience training with Remi sensei from Turkey.
11 seminar in the KAF HQ.
16 joint training with Fure-ai Juku in Jeju-province.
9 seminar in the KAF HQ.
23 participated in the 47th All-Japan Aikido Demonstration in Nippon Budokan, Japan.
30~31 participated in a seminar in Yamanaka, Japan, and a succession ceremony of Hokushin Ittoryu kenjutsu's 6th soke.
5~8 seminar with IGARASHI Kazuo 7th dan.
8 seminar in the KAF HQ.
22 Gasshuku in Hakone, Japan.
5 the 2nd Movement Harmoney Concert in Seoul.
5~6 the 15th All-Korea Aikido Demonstration and seminar with KOBAYASHI Hiroaki 6th dan.
6 promotion test of international dan.
22~25 special training with KANAYA Hirotaka 6th dan.
17~18 seminar in the KAF HQ.
10~12 Gasshuku in Iwai, Japan with Aikido Kobayashi Dojos.
22~31 special training with Ali sensei from Turkey.
14~24 the 5th SUGAWARA Tetsutaka 7th dan seminar.
19 seminar and year-end party in the KAF HQ.
19 seminar in the KAF HQ and general meeting.
27 Korea/Japan friendship training with ISHIBASHI Ryoichi 6th dan.
5~6 Gasshuku in Kashima shrine, Japan.
26 seminar in the KAF HQ.
6 special experience training of Yoshinkan aikido with Roland sensei.
3~4 special experience training with KANAYA sensei.
10 seminar in the KAF HQ.
15 special experience training with TAKIMOTO Seizo 7th dan.
7~8 the 6th seminar with IGARASHI Kazuo 7th dan.
20~21 Korea/Japan friendship training with ISHIBASHI 6th dan.
10~12 seminar with YAMASHIMA sensei.
9 volunteer work in the thermoeletric plant in Seocheon.
30~31 the 14th All-Korea Aikido Demonstration, seminar with YAMAWAKI Hisashi 4th dan.
22~29 participated in the ceremony for the 40th anniversary of Aikido Kobayashi Dojos, Japan.
8~11 participated in IAF meeting in Japan.
18 seminar in the KAF HQ.
22~November 4 YOON sensei's seminar in Turkey.
15~16 the 4th seminar with SUGAWARA Tetsutaka 7th dan.
20 seminar and year-end party in the KAF HQ.
special year-start training with TAKIMOTO Seizo, a president of Nagoya Aikido Association.
participated in Japan-China freindship demonstration in Machida, Japan.
seminar in the KAF HQ.
the 5th seminar with IGARASHI Kazuo 7th dan.
gasshuku in Kashima shrine, Japan.
YOON sensei's seminar in Denver, USA and Mexico city, Mexico.
Korea/Japan joint training with Fure-ai Juku.
joint training with Nagoya Aikido Association members.
the 13rd All-Korea Aikido Demonstration, dan promotion test and a seminar with KOBAYASHI Yasuo 8th dan.
seminar in the the KAF HQ.
seminar with Stephani YAP sensei.
the 2nd seminar with SUGAWARA Tetsutaka 7th dan.
special training with KANAYA Hirotaka 6th dan.
Yoon Sensei became the third President of the KAF.
Yoon Sensei held a seminar in Virginia U.S.
12. Nam Min Woo, Lee Ho Seok and Cho Bo Won showed their supporting extra exhibition arts at the Arts Contest in KBS 88 Gym.
President Yoon, Ik Am came back from leading a three-day Aikido seminar in Virginia, USA.
President Yoon, Ik Am was introduced in a special feature article in the magazine of Samurai, Slovakia.
Corporation was registered in the court as of the first.
Joined the Kobayashi Dojo training camp in Iwai(3 persons).
President Yoon, Ik Am gave a lecture in theory and practice of Aikido for the special course of "Specialist' on Social Education Center of Kyonggi University.
21 Members joined Korea Grand Prix Contest for the assistant performance.
David Fielding Sensei gave a special training session(Seoul Univ. Dojo).
Mini demonstration by You Hyun Sang, Hyun Yong Shin(Chongro Dojo).
a special training session for one week with Mr. Stephen Curila.
12. Japanese Magazine "Budo" introduced the KAF.
Held a joint seminar in Taiwan.
In April, Doshu Kisshomaru Ueshiba passed away. President Yoon, Ik Am and one officer participated in the funeral ceremony.
Demonstration in Yongsan US Army Garrison(Team totaled 13).
Swedish Mr. Karlos gave a special teaching for one week(Hongje Hall).
Joined the Aikido Kobayashi Dojo 30th Anniversary Seminar and Demonstration.
Korean delegation participated in the 37th'All-Japan Aikido Demonstration' in memory of the late Kishomaru Ueshiba.
Performed an outside demonstration at the Yongsan US 8th Army Headquarters.
Executed a joint training to celebrate the transfer of the Korean hombu dojo to , Chongro-3-Ga: held by Yoon Sensei, Rupert Atkinson.
Iwata Ichihara Sensei (6th Dan) hosted a seminar(Chongro Hall).
Aikido was portrayed as "Outside Martial Arts" in the weekly publication, 'Sunday Sports'.
In the festival of the Police Academy, Aikido club gave a demonstration.
Newspaper Seoul World instroduced Yoon Sensei.
Joined Kobayashi dojo training camp in Iwai, Japan.
Instructor Jun Onuma visited Korea and instructed for one week.
12. Special seminar with Haruyoshi Horikoshi Sensei (7th Dan, Seoul Univ. Entrance Dojo).
Dakimoto Sensei held a second seminar(Seoul Univ. Entrance Dojo).
World Taekwondo Magazine introduced Aikido and Yoon Senei covering three pages.
Aikido was introduced in the articles of Jungang Daily News.
Aikido was introduced in Police Academy Newsletter and Taekwondo News letter.
Aikido was introduced as the mistique martial art in the "Weekly Hyundai".
an open demonstration in the Yeonsei University festival.
Aikido Lawyer group of Japanese Ministry of Trade(20 members) visited Korea and had a joint training.
Invited Hiroaki Kobayashi Sensei to held a seminar(Seoul Univ. Entrance Dojo).
The 2nd Dan promotion test.
Introduced peace-orienting Aikido in the weekly "Sunday News".
President Yoon, Ik Am hosted the 5th All-Korea Aikido Demonstration at indoor gym in Borame Public Park.
Had an invitation seminar with Haruyoshi Horikoshi Sensei(7 Dan) (Seoul Univ. Dojo).
Began Aikido in Yongsan US Army Garrison, 3 days(Tues, Thurs, Sat.) per week. Teacher: Yoon, Ik Am.
Yoon, Ik Am gave a lecture as one of famous & great MA instructors by Naunuri and Unitel Servers. where: Unitel Customer Support Center.
held an Aikido Seminar to bodyguard(about 50 persons) of MBC TV.
Joined Kobayashi Dojo training camp in Iwai.
10. Received the certificate from Moriteru Ueshiba , Director of Aikido world Headq-arters which recognizes the KAF as an official branch in Korea.
Held a demonstration in Haejeon-Shitanjin Cherry-blossom Festival at Korean Tobacco & Ginseng Corp.
Joined the 34th All-Japan Aikido Demonstration in Butokan, Tokyo.
Kim, Tae-Baek and 8 members joined the training at Kodaira Dojo.
Demonstration at Wondang Public Stadium.
the 4th All-Korea Aikido Demonstration at indoor gym in Borame Public Park.
the 3rd All-Korea Aikido Demonstration at indoor gym in Borame Park.
Sensei Yoon, Ik Am, Chairman Kim, Tae-Baek and Interpreter Cho Hyun Jeon visited Moriteru Ueshiba Sensei, the Director of Aikido World Headquarters and got approved as an authorized branch office.
Held Yasuo Kobayashi Sensei's first seminar.
President Yoon, Ik Am opened the 2nd All-Korea Aikido Demonstration and Seminar at indoor gym in Borame Park.
Aikido demonstration at Kunpo Middle School for the 4th Kunpo Citizens' Day.
The exhibition interchange event between Korean Samsan Martial Art General Association and Taipei Aikido was held in Taipei. Korean delegation of 11 persons joined the event headed by Sensei Yoon, Ik Am.


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In this lesson students are going to learn some vocabulary about colors and clothes through some pictures and some real materials. the lesson starts with a funny video to help students engage. this followed by presenting the colors and the clothes. Finally there is some controlled practice through matching words with colors and clothes and free practice via a final role play speaking activity.
To provide clarification and practice of colors and clothes in the context of what colors of clothes do you like?
To provide fluency speaking practice in a conversation in the context of what colors of clothes do you like?
Warmer/Lead-in (3-5 minutes) • To engage students and perpare student for the lesson.
show students a funny video. repeat the word hamburger. ask student about their names.
presentation or clarification about the vocabulary of colors (5-8 minutes) • to expose the student to the target language through some pictures and to have student practice the pronunciation of new vocabulary.
show students colored paper and elicit the color. say the color ex (red) ask them to listen then repeat. use variety of drilling.
hand students a matching handout. give short and simple instruction by using miming and gestures. monitoring. give feedback.
Clarification (5-8 minutes) • To clarify the vocabulary of clothes with colors and to have students practice the pronunciation of new vocabulary.
show students some pictures on the projector about some colored clothes. elicit the names. first presenting the name of the clothes e.g. shoes then say it with color e.g black shoes. use variety of drilling.
hand student a choosing handout. give clear instruction using miming and gestures. monitoring. student give feedback.
show on the board " what color of clothes do you like?......i like color cloth, e.g. i like red dress. modelling, giving example. student work in pairs, student 1 ask his partner what color of clothes do you like? then teacher ask student 1 to answer what color of clothes does his friend like? showing example.


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Flights from Portland, Oregon to Salt Lake City, United States
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Portland, Oregon to Salt Lake City Last modified: Jul 19, 2019 2:23 -04:00
We've scanned 48,195,047,545 round trip itineraries and found the cheapest flights to Salt Lake City. Alaska & Major Airlines frequently offer the best deals to Salt Lake City flights, or select your preferred carrier below to see the cheapest days to fly.
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December Portland, Oregon Salt Lake City Alaska 12/7/19 12/14/19 0 $261
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The average price for connecting flights from Portland, Oregon to Salt Lake City is $301.
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The average price for one way flights from Portland, Oregon to Salt Lake City is $139.
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Portland, Oregon to Salt Lake City Flight Questions
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Answer: Major Airlines provides 65% of the non-stop flights between Portland, Oregon and Salt Lake City.
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Seattle to Salt Lake City $191
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Q: HTML: object output error I have this game that I made just yesterday, but for some reason, when you get too high of a number for your money or dollars per second, it just comes up as [object Object] dps or something.
Is there any way I can fix this?
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{{rate}} dps

That's the leaderboard output.
You ({{user.username}}) have ${{user.money}} and make ${{user.rate}} per second!

That's the output to show how much money and dollars per second you have.
The 'user rate' function:
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I'm using Meteor and Notepad++.
The game is coded in Javascript, I'm just having trouble with the output when you get either 1. Too much money or 2. Too much Dollars per Second.
I don't know what you mean by 'environment info'.

A: The Max safe integer for javascript is 9007199254740991, i'm assuming you are not hitting that limit!
Add some Number type checks to your code, it sounds like you're suddenly adding strings or some other type of object to his score. eg:
if (!Number.isInteger(Meteor.user().money) || !Number.isInteger(value)) {
   alert('found the problem!');
}

Don't use type coersion comparison, that will make "5" == 5, which you don't want when doing calculus.
Use if (typeof a === typeof b && a > b), because there is no "type-safe" comparison for >, <, <=, >=
Hope these pointers will send you in the right direction.

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Exclusive Interview with Kelvin, CEO & Founder, The Next War
by DCompe29110n May 2, 2022
Today, we got the chance to interview team The Next War. The Game that's certainly in the trends these days. We got to ask everything about the project and just by that we were able to discover the hype about this project. Experienced team, Unique concept, user centric approach, Play-to-Earn capabilities and a lot more.
Take a deep dive down to this interview with one of the key persons in The Next War team.
Q. Please introduce yourself?
Hey there! I'm Kelvin, the CEO and the Founder of The Next War. I've been in the game publishing and E-Sports industry for the past 12 years. I consider myself a diehard gamer, hence, the choice of my career path. During these 12 years, I have been involved in various masterpieces, such as MapleStory, Sudden Attack, RAN Online, etc. I'm certain that these that these are games familiar to the Southeast Asia region. I'm also the founder and former president of Indonesia Flash Wolf E-Sport team. Which leads to my extensive network and relationships in this industry where I believe this is a good help to our future development.
Q. What is The Next War?
THE NEXT WAR is the world's first E-Sport standard shooter game in the GameFi industry. Imagine wearing a revolutionary battle suit and battling your opponents in a battle royale style. Moreover, TNW is FREE-to-PLAY, and we are advocating Play "AND" Earn rather than Play-to-Earn. We want gamers to enjoy the gameplay while monetizing their time. Instead of playing games to make money, we hope to not abandon the original intention of playing games. In my opinion, GameFi is supposed to contain entertaining elements, therefore, the creation of The New War started.
THE NEXT WAR offers 5 unique earning mechanisms for this game which are Shoot-to-earn, Watch-and-earn, Bid-to-earn, Stake-to-Earn and also Bet-to-earn. With the unique 5 earning mechanism, I believe we can create a healthy and sustainable ecosystem for our community and investors.
Q. What was the inspiration behind The Next War?
The inspiration of TNW striked from my all-time favourite, Call-of-Duty! I'm pretty sure you've heard of it before. According to our research, shooter games are always the most famous games among all genres, but there isn't any fun shooter game in the GameFi industry. This is part of the reason why THE NEXT WAR exists. On top of that, all these conventional gamers aren't getting paid for playing the games, and THE NEXT WAR dreams of helping gamers monetize their time and efforts! Which is why we've decided to integrate an E-Sport standards game into the blockchain, creating this ecosystem to allow all traditional gamers to flourish in the GameFi market.
Q. What does The Next War visualize for the gamers?
The 5 earning mechanisms have been developed for our gamers. Our vision is to create a space for people to earn even if gaming is not in their profession. We aim to make everything as straightforward as possible, therefore we want everyone to be able to earn money in the simplest way possible. On top of that, it is in our plans to host world-class tournaments, where gamers can have a life-changing opportunity in our project. We recognize that the intention of playing a game is to have fun, which is why we've put players gaming experience as our core consideration. On top of having fun, you'll be able to earn some money which can aid you for a living. I believe this is the real meaning behind Game + Finance, Game goes first, followed by Fi.
Q. The game launch is in Q4 and it is still a long journey for The Next War, what is the method you have in mind to sustain the community?
This is a very good question! Yes, we still have a long path ahead of us. However, we've already meticulously had everything planned. As our whole community is aware, we are now doing internal testing of our Demo version. Followed by the mini-game, which will be launched in June and players are able to start their Play-and-Earn journey with us! Not only that, we have integrated our comprehensive tier systems and outstanding NFTs into the mini-game, which is closely tied to our main gameplay. Furthermore, we have already planned tournaments in June, where the event will be hosted on PUBG, COD, and Free Fire. It will be organized beginning with the South East Asia region, and we hope that it will continue to spread around the world along the way! Why are we doing this? As I previously stated, we have a goal and objective to target all GameFi gamers and traditional gamers, and this is the ideal strategy and education for them to begin their journey. All of the aforementioned will undoubtedly foster a strong bond between gamers and investors and us. Generally, derives with a positive engagement when it comes to the launch of our game!
Q. Is the project running right on time with the roadmap?
Yes, everything is proceeding as planned. We have just confirmed that our IDO will be falling in late May! So, get ready guys! Not only that, our game demo is coming to completion. We will be releasing the demo to the public after internal testing to ensure that our users will only experience the best! Additionally, we've got our mini-game ready by June too! We will be updating our status on our socials, so don't forget to follow them!
Q. What makes the next war unique in the market?
What makes THE NEXT WAR stand out is definitely our Free-to-Play & Play "And" Earn philosophy. Constantly evolving our game mode is one of the strategies to make TNW a long-term viable game in this industry. Also, our 5 earning mechanisms are undoubtedly the greatest part of TNW; Shoot-to-Earn, Watch-to-Earn, Bid-to-Earn, Stake-to-Earn and also Bet-to-Earn. Not only that, with the tiering system that we have & NFTs integration with the game will make THE NEXT WAR one of the best games ever. Check out more about us and you'll be hooked, guys!
Q. What is the team behind The Next War? What are their experiences?
We have a team of in-house experts with more than 10 years of experience in shooter game development! Not only that, TNW's game development team is skilled with Unreal Engine. We were involved in a number of projects to support local and international game developers, such as Maple Story, Sudden Attack, RAN Online, etc. Our game developer is also very well-known and has games which are already published on Steam. I myself, as a CEO of The Next War, have more than 10 years of experience in the gaming industry, and have extensive networks with many partners, which I believe many aspects of collaborations could help in our project's growth.
Q. When can we expect the first prototype of the game?
Excited patrons will have to wait in suspense till Q3 for now. We are currently having the internal demo testing and yes, just a couple of months after the IDO, we will be releasing our Alpha and Beta versions! Bear in mind that we have a big vision, and we want to take Play "And" Earn to a whole new dimension. And to make sure that everybody will enjoy the game. Therefore, this is the reason why we'd took months of dev. I believe The Next War will keep players riveted to their screens. Do keep yourself updated with our latest news on our socials!
Q. What is the next planned event for the project?
Here's a little brief for our roadmap. The launch of TNW's IDO will be in May. Proceeding to June, investors will be able to start staking their tokens & NFTs. During the meantime, we will be coming out with a Mini Game to our members, and this is where all of them start their Play and Earn journey; players will be able to earn rewards in the Mini Game! We've also confirmed that, with the collaboration with Matchroom, we'll be conducting a few E-Sport standards tournaments. The tournaments will fall in July with various big title mobile games! We will be updating about the tournament in socials along with the crazy rewards we'll be giving out!
Q. Any message for our readers?
I would say, THE NEXT WAR will be the revolution of the GameFi industry. A real game, a sustainable ecology, not forgetting the intention of gaming. Definitely your next x100 gem that you are looking for. Let's hop in now while we are still in the early stage!
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Homes Found For Seized Whitefield Animals
A number of animals seized from Robert "Cisco" Barnes' Whitefield farm earlier this month have found homes, according to Carrie Koskela of the Lincoln County Animal Shelter.
Out of the 23 animals seized by Whitefield Animal Control Officer Peggy Sirois, only five rabbits still need homes, Koskela said. The animals were removed from Barnes' farm Jan. 5 and 11 following repeated attempts to get Barnes to meet minimum standards of care for his animals.
The town of Whitefield has conditional custody of the animals until Barnes chooses to appeal or lets the deadline lapse, Sirois said. Barnes has until Monday, Feb. 4 to file an appeal and must post a $10,000 bond for the continued care of the animals during the appeal process.
The adoptions of the animals are conditional because of the potential appeal, Sirois said.
Daniella Tessier, who operates Peace Ridge Sanctuary in Penobscot, came to pickup some animals being kept at the Lincoln County Animal Shelter in Edgecomb and at a Nobleboro farm.
Peace Ridge is offering a permanent home for a goose, a turkey, three chickens and three of the five pigs, Tessier said.
The 10-acre sanctuary specializes in farm animals and is already home to about 100 animals and birds, including a small dog rescue. The dogs are the only animals that the sanctuary tries to find homes for, Tessier said.
"Most people in our society look at [farm animals] as food," Tessier said. "That's not how we operate; we're actually a vegan organization."
Taking custody of farm animals can pose a bit of a problem in Maine, according to Tessier. Shelters aren't often equipped to deal with farm animals, and few agencies are willing to help with the long-term holding of such animals, Tessier said.
"The shelters are the ones responsible for cleaning up the mess," Tessier said. Shelters, which often rely on donations to survive, have to absorb the costs of feeding and sheltering the farm animals.
Koskela estimated caring for Barnes' animals had cost the shelter $1100 as of Jan. 26.
The shelters can only do as much as communities will support them to do, Tessier said.
District attorneys need to be vigilant in pursuing and penalizing animal cruelty offenders, Tessier said. Unless people have penalties to discourage them or restrictions on having animals at all, offenders can keep getting more animals, often to only have them seized again and put back into shelters' care, she said.
"Animal cruelty is a big deal; not just because the load falls on someone else later on, but because animals deserve to live comfortably," Tessier said.
Sirois said she's spent around $150 of her own money on hay, feed, and gasoline to help relieve the burden on the animal shelter for caring for Barnes' animals.
"The shelter, they'll just keep pouring in," Sirois said. "They've never once complained."
For more information on Peace Ridge Sanctuary, visit www.peaceridgesanctuary.com.
For more information on the Lincoln County Animal Shelter, call 882-9677.
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Karen Nerds Out
Living Nerdy Over Thirty
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An Open Letter to Starbucks
Dear Starbucks,
I understand what you are trying to do with your debut of the "Cherry Blossom" Frappuccino here in the U.S., but you are going about it all wrong. Yes, we have indigenous cherry trees here in the U.S., but our most famous anecdote involves a six-year-old George Washington confessing the sin that he cut at it with a hatchet, known as "the cherry tree myth." I would hate to cry cultural misappropriation, but as someone who lived in rural Japan for five and a half years, I wish to inform you that you are sending a mixed message to your American customers. What you are serving is a strawberry Frappuccino with matcha (powdered Japanese green tea) toppings, and those flavors are Americanized, too.
I say this because it is only when I read the American flavor profile description, that I find the beverage is "inspired by the Japanese sakura tradition." The drink is described as a blend of strawberries and cream which with chocolate and matcha drizzle, topped with whipped cream and a sprinkle of matcha." Where is "the sakura tradition" aside from the drink being pink? Putting matcha on it as a sugared sauce or sprinkled on top would make it a bastardized version of a Japanese tea ceremony at best.
What does the actual beverage look & taste like? (image: Starbucks, USA)
In the U.S., we do have a growing Japanese national population as well as multi-generation Japanese-Americans. I have an inkling that I might not be the only one who finds your marketing scheme rather misleading and to an extent offensive. I am sure the growing popularity of Japanese culture in the American mainstream has contributed to the desire to market something special from within Japan overseason; especially when you consider the tourism markets between Japan and the U.S. However, you've lost the crux of the meaning in your translation of a Japanese cultural icon for the American masses.
To the Japanese, the cherry blossoms have meaning. Every spring, it's the new start to the academic year complete with graduation ceremonies and entrance ceremonies, as well as new employees starting their careers. Part of the Japanese sakura tradition is "hanami" which is the enjoying of viewing the cherry blossoms. Part of the experience of the tradition is walking underneath the clouds of pink or having barbecue picnics with friends, family and colleagues. In 1912, the mayor of Tokyo gifted Washington, D.C. with 3,000 cherry trees to celebrate the relationship between his country and ours, and the Capitol celebrates their blooming annually. When a flood destroyed cherry blossoms in Japan, the we were able to help them regain some of their trees with cuttings from the ones we originally received.
Completely Lost in Translation
Unlike the American" Cherry Blossom Frappucino," the Japanese releases acknowledge the combination of sakura and strawberry. The Japanese titles of both hot and cold beverages do not only acknowledge the combination of sakura and strawberry.
Sakura (Cherry) Blossom & Strawberry Latte
Sakura (Cherry) Blossom & Strawberry Frappuccino
(image: Starbucks Japan's press release)
The Japanese do not conceal the actual flavor combination in the title. The Japanese limited release beverages do not have matcha sprinkles and matcha drizzle like the American beverages. The drizzled sauce is an original blend of sakura and strawberry, the white chocolate shavings are dyed pink to resemble cherry blossom petals, and the drinks are served in exclusive paper and plastic cups with cherry blossom patterning. There is not a drizzle or sprinkle of green tea anywhere near it. It's like drinking a river coated pink with cherry blossom petals in the springtime.
Limited edition Sakura Chiffon Cake (Japan only)
To complement the beverages, a pink chiffon cake is also made available for a limited time. It is covered in white icing with served with actual, edible sakura blossoms on top. A to go latte is also available at convenience stores, and while it does have the cherry blossom pattern on the cup, it plainly informs the customer that it is a strawberry latte with crushed strawberries. Annually, a matching series of tumblers, mugs, and café beverage accessories are made available with a new cherry blossom pattern. The Japanese are able to get away with it because it's part of their cultural heritage. Heck, you can even buy beers with seasonal prints on the cans, but they aren't advertising it as having cherry blossoms.
Bilingual marketing in Japan with accuracy and transparency.
Your frozen drink is slated to be released on March 20th, the first day of spring, but for many places in the US, it is still too chilly for a frozen beverage. Why is there no latte option available? If the weather is optimal, depending on your location in the Japan archipelago, one could enjoy a cold beverage, but for the majority of the country, March is still pretty cold.
From an American marketing standpoint, I am sure that "Cherry Blossom Frappuccino" seems appropriate and snappy, but you are misleading your consumers by requiring them to read the description prior to ordering the beverage. As someone who has lived and breathed the excitement under the Japanese cherry blossoms, I was completely excited when I read the headline, and spectacularly disappointed when I read the ingredients listing. Call your drink a Spring/Matcha Strawberry Frappuccino, and drop the façade that it has anything to do with cherry blossoms or the Japanese tradition. It is insulting, and I'm not buying it.
Please be more culturally considerate and do your research.
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F-gases: do we know what they are?
You are certainly aware of the so called F-gas regulation and its effect it already has on refrigeration industry. In this article we review which F-gases are regulated by the F-gas regulation. But for a complete picture, we have to look back a hundred years ago, to the moment where it all started.


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Shares were mixed in Asia on Monday after trade talks between China and the U.S. wrapped up with officials on both sides claiming progress and the U.S. government reported a strong rebound in hiring in March.
By the way, prices are vulnerable to a correction towards 3,233.03.
The projected upper bound is: 3,378.37.
The projected lower bound is: 3,277.76.
The projected closing price is: 3,328.07.
During the past 10 bars, there have been 8 white candles and 2 black candles for a net of 6 white candles. During the past 50 bars, there have been 28 white candles and 22 black candles for a net of 6 white candles.
One method of interpreting the Stochastic Oscillator is looking for overbought areas (above 80) and oversold areas (below 20). The Stochastic Oscillator is 84.1259. This is an overbought reading. However, a signal is not generated until the Oscillator crosses below 80 The last signal was a buy 26 period(s) ago.
The RSI shows overbought (above 70) and oversold (below 30) areas. The current value of the RSI is 71.23. This is where it usually tops. The RSI usually forms tops and bottoms before the underlying security. A buy or sell signal is generated when the RSI moves out of an overbought/oversold area. The last signal was a sell 1 period(s) ago.
The CCI shows overbought (above 100) and oversold (below -100) areas. The current value of the CCI is 95. This is not a topping or bottoming area. The last signal was a sell 0 period(s) ago.
STRAITS TIMES closed up 10.180 at 3,325.600. Volume was 1% above average (neutral) and Bollinger Bands were 34% wider than normal.
STRAITS TIMES is currently 4.6% above its 200-period moving average and is in an upward trend. Volatility is low as compared to the average volatility over the last 10 periods. Our volume indicators reflect moderate flows of volume into .STI (mildly bullish). Our trend forecasting oscillators are currently bullish on .STI and have had this outlook for the last 4 periods. Our momentum oscillator is currently indicating that .STI is currently in an overbought condition. 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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September - 2018 special1 issue
The Prayas India
By Amresh Kumar, CEO
Amresh Kumar
Rapid technological development is dramatically changing the way education has been delivered to students. Now it has become possible to teach and train someone without their physical presence in a classroom. The only thing that the prospective students will be required is a computer or a smartphone for pursuing a particular course or getting trained for any competitive examination. "Being physically present in a classroom and undertaking training for hours is time-consuming for students who stay in remote areas or working professionals. For enabling such aspirants to access the best training possible, made us establish the Prayas India in 2015, where we conduct both offline and online courses," says Amresh Kumar, CEO, The Prayas India. An ISO certified institution, the Prayas India, since its commencement have emerged as a leader in its domain and has been continuously receiving appreciation and praises from numerous aspirants across the country.
Ranked as number 1 in Maharashtra for Civil Service Exam Preparation, the institute has won numerous awards for its quality of training and commitments, such as Prime Time Global Education Excellence Award 2017, the most Innovative Institute Award 2017 by APS Research Media, Students Choice Award 2017, the Goal Award 2017 and many more. "Generally referred as 'E-Pathshala', the online version of Prayas India has been designed very carefully, taking in consideration the varied needs of the recipients," shares Kumar. Following the model of "Learn, Practice and Analyze", the institute offers wide arrays of courses classified into five verticals, viz. UPSC Civil Services, MBA Entrance, Law Entrance, Maharashtra Public Service Commission and Bank, SSC & RRB.
"In the model that we abide by at Prayas India, lets our students go through a step-by-step process where first they are encouraged to learn or comprehend the topic, followed by practice and analyze via various mock tests, self-evaluation, and assignments. If the students are found in doubt, they are asked to repeat the cycle for better understanding. Those who are clear with the topic are allowed to proceed towards other topics," explains Kumar. Emphasizing effortless studying, the trainers of the institute who are extremely versed and experts in their
subject matter, boost the students to get through the examinations through easy and smart learning techniques. Kumar adds, "The idea is to simplify the overall examination process. Although it's online, we put our entire effort to develop a healthy relationship between the students and the trainers, which highly facilitates the learning outcome".
The institute also makes it a point to motivate the trainers to keep them updated and adopt innovative techniques to deliver the education. "Facing the camera stands as a challenge for some. Hence, making sure that our teachers are ample confident while teaching, we provide them regular training," pinpoints Kumar. For ensuring the timely evaluation, content preparation, and quality maintenance, the institute has included different departments which look after the appropriate and seamless operation of the courses. "In order to provide quick response and feedback to our students, we have set a 24 hours window, where students are replied to their queries by an assigned trainer within a day," claims Kumar. Already earned a good name among the student community and boasting of increment of enrollment rate with each passing day, the Prayas India is planning to introduce more certification courses in coming years.


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Prof. dr. Sharda Nandram
Position Professor
Entrepreneurial Behavior
Organizational Innovation and Spirituality
Connecting to the existence beyond perceived existence through nurturing integrative intelligence is worth striving for business.
Sharda Nandram is Professor of Business & Spirituality at Nyenrode Business University and teaches in the MBA program Research Methodology. In addition to her professorship at Nyenrode, Sharda works as a professor of Hindu spirituality and society at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU). She has earned two bachelors and two masters in the disciplines of psychology and economics and received her PhD within the department of social psychology at the VU. Through both of these academic positions, she aims to focus on the underlying central theme of the deepest human drives and its impact on our life in a broader context of society and the world.
She has over three decades of rich consulting and entrepreneurial experience across Healthcare, Banking & Insurance, Public Government, Education, Sports sectors. She is Founder of concepts of Integrating Simplification and Integrative Intelligence. She is well travelled with diverse cross-cultural experiences through consulting, research, and teaching engagements across Europe (Dutch resident), South America (Surinamese born), North America (visited and presented at many conferences), Asia (Indian origin and conducts several research and teaching projects in India and consultancy project in China).
Secondary positions
Non-executive Director of Buurtzorg Edugreen Neighbourhood Care Private Ltd. in India
Member of Advisory board of ChiFactum, The Netherlands
Advisor and member international team at Buurtzorg Nederland
Adjunct professor at Banasthali University in Jaipur India
Research on Integrative Research paradigm with Indian Institute of Technology, Humanistic Department in Varanasi India
Research on the Integral Profile with Faith at Work Center of Princeton University USA
Most relevant publications
Nandram (2019). Integrative Spirituality in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: From how we do things to why we exist. Inaugural Lecture. Vrije University Press, Amsterdam.
Nandram, S. S., Mourmont, G., Norlyk Smith, E., Heaton, D. P., & Bindlish, P. K. (2018). Understanding entrepreneurial decision-making by objectivizing subtle cues. Journal of Management, Spirituality & Religion, 15(5), 398-423.
Nandram, S. S., & Bindlish, P. K. (2018). Regulatory focus and growth intentions: the mediating role of an opportunity register. International Journal of Technology Transfer and Commercialisation, 16(2), 118-133.
Nandram, S. S. , Bindlish, P.K, Keizer, W.A.J. (2017). Understanding Integrative Intelligence: Embodied in S-model. Praan Uitgeverij ISBN 978-94-91551-07-9.
Nandram, S. S. (2015). Organizational innovation by integrating simplification: Learning from Buurtzorg Nederland. Springer International Publisher, Switzerland.
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Prof. Dr. George Baourakis
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What the heck is Mahout?
Here is the tutorial I used by Steve Cook on youtube.
My background languages are java, objective-c, SQL, and html….but on Python!! Not a problem. I turned my attention to good ole' youtube.com, and while I was doing the elliptical machine at 5:30am, I ran into some great videos from OneStopProgramming.


Bow Wow and a woman were arrested for assaulting each other in the wee hours of the morning.
According to WSB-TV in Atlanta, Bow Wow was arrested 4:15 when police officers apprehended him and a woman identified as Leslie Holden on assault charges. It turns out, Bow Wow and Holden were embroiled in some kind of dispute, when things turned physical. The arresting officers were said to be unsure who amongst the two of 'em was the aggressor, so both parties were handed the same "assault & battery" charge indiscriminately - at which point Holden and Moss were separately transported to the Fulton County Jail made famous by Johnny Cash.
Bow Wow was promoting his mother's pop-up shop in Atlanta during Super Bowl Weekend, evidence of which exists in the above Twitter posting. But in Bow Wow will be hard pressed to gain much leverage in the situation, based on that alone. Bow Wow's current dealings have him moonlighting as a Reality Television when he isn't stop-and-starting his album rollout. Leslie Holden, on the other hand, is far less of a public figure. Both parties sustained minor injuries during the altercation, occurring on the 200 block of 12th Street, Atlanta - the incident reportedly taking place on the front steps of a Midtown building. Little else is known as of right now.


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'"Joanne Pearce"' in Person
Phoenix and the Turtle, The (2006 Video)
Deborah Shaw
Video recording of the performance of The Phoenix and the Turtle. Edited and staged by Deborah Shaw and introduced by Michael Wood.
Cymbeline (1998 Video)
Video recording of the Royal Shakespeare Company's 1997 production of Cymbeline directed by Adrian Noble with Joanne Pearce as Imogen and Paul Freeman as Iachimo.
Video recording, using a single, fixed camera of the Royal Shakespeare Company's 1997 production of Cymbeline directed by Adrian Noble with Joanne Pearce as Imogen and Paul Freeman as Iachimo.
Shakespeare Laboratory: Part 1, The (1994 Television)
Bob Bentley
The first of two programmes in which two directors from both sides of the Atlantic (Adrian Noble and Peter Sellars) use workshops to explore their personal visions of Shakespeare's plays. In part 1 Adrian...
Hamlet (1993 Video)
Video recording using three cameras of the Royal Shakespeare Company's 1993 production of Hamlet directed by Adrian Noble with Kenneth Branagh in the title role.
Henry IV. Part 2 (1992 Video)
A video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of the Royal Shakespeare Company's 1991 production of Henry IV. Part 2. Directed by Adrian Noble with Robert Stephens as Falstaff and Michael Maloney as...
Edward IV (1989 Video)
Plantagenets, The
An adaptation into three parts of all three parts of Henry VI, and Richard III. The plays were performed by the Royal Shakespeare Company under the titles Henry VI, Edward IV and Richard III. They were...
Richard III (1988 Video)
An adaptation into three parts of all three parts of Henry VI, and Richard III. The plays were performed by the Royal Shakespeare Company under the titles Henry VI, Edward IV and Richard III. The plays were...
Comedy of Errors, The (1983 Television)
James Cellan Jones
Shaun Sutton
Television production with Michael Kitchen and Roger Daltrey doubling the roles of Antipholus and Dromio respectively. The 'commedia dell arte style is underscored by the integration of mimes into the play.
Two Gentlemen of Verona (1983 Television)
Television production of the play directed by Don Taylor with Tyler Butterworth (Proteus) and John Hudson (Valentine).
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This is my second day quitting with zyban and i've have been trawling the net to educate myself and find some more motivation and came across this forum which seems very friendly.
At the moment things seem to be going ok'ish. i have cut down to 6 fags today from 20+ so not to bad. Feeling a bit flat but having read around its common with Zyban so not worrying to much.
I really want to give up the fags after 30 years or so as i have a new grandaughter and i hate smelling of smoke around her. I smoke outside but it still makes me feel bad.
I'm doing it cold turkey and don't know anything about Zyban, but bottom line is whatever gets you there is right for you.
I don't recommend Snus. See my signature.
Ok i give up..what's Snus?
PLEASE CAN YOU JUST SHURRIT????
AND YES I KNOW I'M SHOUTING LOL!!!!
Midmale, hello, welcome to the site, congratulations on quitting.
Ignore the whole snus thing - it's a storm in a teacup which has blown up lately because one new forum member is advocating its use in a pretty heavy handed manner, and getting up the nose of a number of people who are doing their best to rid themselves of nicotene in ALL its forms. It's just one of those forum things that crop up from time to time, it will die down, and this IS a very friendly and supportive place, so please don't worry about it.
I think Zyban is the US version of Champix, am I right? Lots of people on here have quit using it, although there have been some negative reactions (nausea, depression etc), depends on the person I think. You're sure to come across someone else using it who can give you advice.
Hope you put that last fag out soon, and start marching down the non-stinky highway. It's a tough journey at first, but totally worth it!
I am on Champix which I think is different from Zyban, but I have heard good results for Zyban so if its helping then go for it :).
If you can, read some articles on whyquit.com, they do help, as does Allen Carrs Easyway.
Hi welcome to the forum. Youve found a good safe place.
We'll help you through your quit. were here when you need us.
we'll be strong for you.
Congratulation youve come to the right place.
Ok I have thrown out all things smoking related now as i want to try a smoke free day tomorrow. Cravings seem to be easing and i feel a bit stronger by the hour.
I'm using champix too which is similar and working for me.
So far so good Capitan It's now 2 pm almost and i havent had a fag yet.
Been shopping with my daughter and apart from a few moments where i sorta forgot i wasn't smoking i had no problems..the cravings are minimal and the more i go on i'm really beginning to believe i can do this...am doing this!
Ok..my first smoke free day for many a year Feels good although got a few cravings later on in the evening. Also felt a bit spaced out and disconnected which i assume are withdrawel symptons.
Here's to day 2 smoke free!
day 2 sonia quit smoking!
Newbie here...I have quit, on my 6th day!


House, now part of school. 1596 with later additions to rear.
brackets, at eaves of house, and again at eaves of dormer.
fenestration of one 3-light wood mullion window to each gable.
2-storey porch, also with moulded bargeboard and pendant.


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package autoescola.modelo.arquivo;

import autoescola.modelo.bean.Funcionario;
import autoescola.modelo.bean.Usuario;
import java.io.BufferedWriter;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
import static java.lang.Integer.parseInt;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Scanner;
import javax.swing.JOptionPane;

/**
 *
 * @author felipe
 */
public class UsuarioArquivo extends Arquivo {

    private final String tabela = "tabelas/usuario.csv";

    /**
     * Consulta e retorna todos os usuarios cadastrados
     *
     * @return ArrayList of Usuario
     */
    public ArrayList<Usuario> consultarUsuarios() {
        File arquivoCSV = new File(tabela);
        ArrayList<Usuario> usuarios = new ArrayList();
        try {

            //cria um scanner para ler o arquivo
            Scanner leitor = new Scanner(arquivoCSV);

            //variavel que armazenara as linhas do arquivo
            String linhasDoArquivo = null;

            //ignora a primeira linha do arquivo
            leitor.nextLine();
            //percorre todo o arquivo
            while (leitor.hasNext()) {
                //recebe cada linha do arquivo
                linhasDoArquivo = leitor.nextLine();

                //separa os campos entre as virgulas de cada linha
                //imprime a coluna que quiser
                String[] valoresEntreVirgulas = linhasDoArquivo.split(",");
                if (valoresEntreVirgulas[0] != null) {
                    Usuario usuario = new Usuario();
                    usuario.setCodLogin(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[0]));
                    usuario.setLogin(valoresEntreVirgulas[1]);
                    usuario.setSenha(valoresEntreVirgulas[2]);
                    Funcionario funcionario = new Funcionario();
                    funcionario.setCodigoFuncionario(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[3]));
                    usuario.setFucionario(funcionario);
                    usuario.setStatus(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[4]));

                    usuarios.add(usuario);

                }
            }
            return usuarios;

        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
            //log de erro
            return null;

        }
    }

    /**
     * Consultar usuario a partir do código do usuario
     *
     * @param codUsuario
     * @return the Usuario
     */
    @Override
    public Usuario consultar(int codUsuario) {
        File arquivoCSV = new File(tabela);
        Usuario usuario = new Usuario();
        try {

            //cria um scanner para ler o arquivo
            Scanner leitor = new Scanner(arquivoCSV);

            //variavel que armazenara as linhas do arquivo
            String linhasDoArquivo = null;

            //ignora a primeira linha do arquivo
            leitor.nextLine();
            //percorre todo o arquivo
            while (leitor.hasNext()) {
                //recebe cada linha do arquivo
                linhasDoArquivo = leitor.nextLine();

                //separa os campos entre as virgulas de cada linha
                //imprime a coluna que quiser
                String[] valoresEntreVirgulas = linhasDoArquivo.split(",");
                if (parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[0]) == codUsuario) {
                    usuario.setCodLogin(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[0]));
                    usuario.setLogin(valoresEntreVirgulas[1]);
                    usuario.setSenha(valoresEntreVirgulas[2]);
                    Funcionario funcionario = new Funcionario();
                    funcionario.setCodigoFuncionario(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[3]));
                    usuario.setFucionario(funcionario);
                    usuario.setStatus(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[4]));

                }
            }
            return usuario;

        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
            //log de erro
            return null;

        }
    }

    public Usuario consultarFuncionarioUsuario (int codigoFuncionario) {
        File arquivoCSV = new File(tabela);
        Usuario usuario = new Usuario();
        try {

            //cria um scanner para ler o arquivo
            Scanner leitor = new Scanner(arquivoCSV);

            //variavel que armazenara as linhas do arquivo
            String linhasDoArquivo = null;

            //ignora a primeira linha do arquivo
            leitor.nextLine();
            //percorre todo o arquivo
            while (leitor.hasNext()) {
                //recebe cada linha do arquivo
                linhasDoArquivo = leitor.nextLine();

                //separa os campos entre as virgulas de cada linha
                //imprime a coluna que quiser
                String[] valoresEntreVirgulas = linhasDoArquivo.split(",");
                if (parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[3]) == codigoFuncionario) {
                    usuario.setCodLogin(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[0]));
                    usuario.setLogin(valoresEntreVirgulas[1]);
                    usuario.setSenha(valoresEntreVirgulas[2]);
                    Funcionario funcionario = new Funcionario();
                    funcionario.setCodigoFuncionario(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[3]));
                    usuario.setFucionario(funcionario);
                    usuario.setStatus(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[4]));

                }
            }
            return usuario;

        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
            //log de erro
            return null;

        }
    }

    public int consultarUsuario(String login, String senha, int tipo) {

        File arquivoCSV = new File(tabela);
        try {

            //cria um scanner para ler o arquivo
            Scanner leitor = new Scanner(arquivoCSV);

            //variavel que armazenara as linhas do arquivo
            String linhasDoArquivo = null;

            //ignora a primeira linha do arquivo
            leitor.nextLine();
            //percorre todo o arquivo
            while (leitor.hasNext()) {
                //recebe cada linha do arquivo
                linhasDoArquivo = leitor.nextLine();

                //separa os campos entre as virgulas de cada linha
                //imprime a coluna que quiser
                String[] valoresEntreVirgulas = linhasDoArquivo.split(",");
                if (tipo == 1) {
                    if (valoresEntreVirgulas[1].equals(login) && valoresEntreVirgulas[2].equals(senha)) {
                        return parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[0]);

                    }
                } else if (tipo == 2 && valoresEntreVirgulas[1].equals(login)) {
                    return 0;

                }
            }
            return 0;

        } catch (NullPointerException  | FileNotFoundException e) {
            inicializarArquivos();
            JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Bem vindo ao sistema! Alguns arquivos foram inicializados, tente realizar o login agora!");
            return -1;

        }
    }

    /**
     * Desativar usuario a partir do código do usuario
     *
     * @param codUsuario
     * @return false or true
     */
    @Override
    public boolean desativar(int codUsuario) {
        File arquivoCSV = new File(tabela);
        try {

            //cria um scanner para ler o arquivo
            Scanner leitor = new Scanner(arquivoCSV);

            //variavel que armazenara as linhas do arquivo
            String linhasDoArquivo = null;
            String todo = "";
            //ignora a primeira linha do arquivo
            todo += leitor.nextLine() + "\n";
            //percorre todo o arquivo
            while (leitor.hasNext()) {
                //recebe cada linha do arquivo
                linhasDoArquivo = leitor.nextLine();

                //separa os campos entre as virgulas de cada linha
                //imprime a coluna que quiser
                String[] valoresEntreVirgulas = linhasDoArquivo.split(",");
                if (parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[0]) == codUsuario) {
                    linhasDoArquivo = valoresEntreVirgulas[0] + ",";
                    linhasDoArquivo += valoresEntreVirgulas[1] + ",";
                    linhasDoArquivo += valoresEntreVirgulas[2] + ",";
                    linhasDoArquivo += valoresEntreVirgulas[3] + ",";
                    linhasDoArquivo += "0";

                }
                todo += linhasDoArquivo + "\n";

            }
            try {
                FileWriter fw = new FileWriter(tabela);
                BufferedWriter conexao = new BufferedWriter(fw);
                conexao.write(todo);
                conexao.close();
                return true;
            } catch (IOException e) {
                return false;
            }

            //return true;
        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
            //log de erro
            return false;

        }
    }

       public boolean ativar(int codUsuario) {
        File arquivoCSV = new File(tabela);
        try {

            //cria um scanner para ler o arquivo
            Scanner leitor = new Scanner(arquivoCSV);

            //variavel que armazenara as linhas do arquivo
            String linhasDoArquivo = null;
            String todo = "";
            //ignora a primeira linha do arquivo
            todo += leitor.nextLine() + "\n";
            //percorre todo o arquivo
            while (leitor.hasNext()) {
                //recebe cada linha do arquivo
                linhasDoArquivo = leitor.nextLine();

                //separa os campos entre as virgulas de cada linha
                //imprime a coluna que quiser
                String[] valoresEntreVirgulas = linhasDoArquivo.split(",");
                if (parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[0]) == codUsuario) {
                    linhasDoArquivo = valoresEntreVirgulas[0] + ",";
                    linhasDoArquivo += valoresEntreVirgulas[1] + ",";
                    linhasDoArquivo += valoresEntreVirgulas[2] + ",";
                    linhasDoArquivo += valoresEntreVirgulas[3] + ",";
                    linhasDoArquivo += "1";

                }
                todo += linhasDoArquivo + "\n";

            }
            try {
                FileWriter fw = new FileWriter(tabela);
                BufferedWriter conexao = new BufferedWriter(fw);
                conexao.write(todo);
                conexao.close();
                return true;
            } catch (IOException e) {
                return false;
            }

            //return true;
        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
            //log de erro
            return false;

        }
    }

    /**
     * Alterar o usuario
     *
     * @param usuario
     * @return false or true
     */
    public boolean alterarUsuario(Usuario usuario) {
        File arquivoCSV = new File(tabela);
        try {

            //cria um scanner para ler o arquivo
            Scanner leitor = new Scanner(arquivoCSV);

            //variavel que armazenara as linhas do arquivo
            String linhasDoArquivo = null;
            String todo = "";
            //ignora a primeira linha do arquivo
            todo += leitor.nextLine() + "\n";
            //percorre todo o arquivo
            while (leitor.hasNext()) {
                //recebe cada linha do arquivo
                linhasDoArquivo = leitor.nextLine();

                //separa os campos entre as virgulas de cada linha
                //imprime a coluna que quiser
                String[] valoresEntreVirgulas = linhasDoArquivo.split(",");
                if (parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[0]) == usuario.getCodLogin()) {
                    linhasDoArquivo = String.valueOf(usuario.getCodLogin()) + ",";
                    linhasDoArquivo += usuario.getLogin() + ",";
                    linhasDoArquivo += usuario.getSenha() + ",";
                    linhasDoArquivo += String.valueOf(usuario.getFucionario().getCodigoFuncionario()) + ",";

                    linhasDoArquivo += String.valueOf(usuario.getStatus());

                }
                todo += linhasDoArquivo + "\n";

            }
            try {
                FileWriter fw = new FileWriter(tabela);
                BufferedWriter conexao = new BufferedWriter(fw);
                conexao.write(todo);
                conexao.close();
                return true;
            } catch (IOException e) {
                return false;
            }
            //return true;
        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
            //log de erro
            return false;

        }
    }

    /**
     * Cadastrar usuario
     *
     * @param usuario
     * @return false or true
     */
    public int cadastrarUsuario(Usuario usuario) {

        int codUsuario = autoIncremento(tabela);
        try {
            // O parametro é que indica se deve sobrescrever ou continua no
            // arquivo.
            FileWriter fw = new FileWriter(tabela, true);
            BufferedWriter conexao = new BufferedWriter(fw);
            if (codUsuario != 0) {
                conexao.write(String.valueOf(codUsuario));
                conexao.write(',');
                conexao.write(usuario.getLogin());
                conexao.write(',');
                conexao.write(usuario.getSenha());
                conexao.write(',');
                conexao.write(String.valueOf(usuario.getFucionario().getCodigoFuncionario()));
                conexao.write(',');
                conexao.write(String.valueOf(usuario.getStatus()));
                conexao.newLine();
                conexao.close();

                return codUsuario;
            } else {
                //msg erro no incremento codUsuario == 0

                return 0;
            }

        } catch (IOException e) {
            //criar arquivo para salvar os erros
            return 0;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Função para consultar usuario a partir do campo e um valor que pode ser
     * encontrado nessa coluna
     *
     * @param campo
     * @param valor
     * @return the ArrayList of Usuario
     */
    public ArrayList<Usuario> consultarUsuariosLike(String campo, String valor) {
        File arquivoCSV = new File(tabela);
        ArrayList<Usuario> usuarios = new ArrayList();
        try {
            //cria um scanner para ler o arquivo
            Scanner leitor = new Scanner(arquivoCSV);

            //variavel que armazenara as linhas do arquivo
            String linhasDoArquivo = null;

            //ignora a primeira linha do arquivo
            String[] valoresEntreVirgulasCampos = leitor.nextLine().split(",");
            int numCamp;
            for (numCamp = 0; numCamp <= 10; numCamp++) {
                if (valoresEntreVirgulasCampos[numCamp].equals(campo)) {
                    break;
                }
            }
            //leitor.nextLine();
            //percorre todo o arquivo
            while (leitor.hasNext()) {
                //recebe cada linha do arquivo
                linhasDoArquivo = leitor.nextLine();

                //separa os campos entre as virgulas de cada linha
                //imprime a coluna que quiser
                String[] valoresEntreVirgulas = linhasDoArquivo.split(",");
                if (valoresEntreVirgulas[0] != null && valoresEntreVirgulas[numCamp].contains(valor)) {
                    Usuario usuario = new Usuario();
                    usuario.setCodLogin(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[0]));
                    usuario.setLogin(valoresEntreVirgulas[1]);
                    usuario.setSenha(valoresEntreVirgulas[2]);
                    Funcionario funcionario = new Funcionario();
                    funcionario.setCodigoFuncionario(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[3]));
                    usuario.setFucionario(funcionario);
                    usuario.setStatus(parseInt(valoresEntreVirgulas[4]));

                    usuarios.add(usuario);

                }
            }
            return usuarios;

        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
            //log de erro
            return null;

        }
    }

}


THE STORY OF THE MOST FAMOUS INTERNATIONAL BOOK WAR -- NOW IN PAPERBACK!
Intrigue! Perfect binding! Warehouse Fires! Price Cutting!
Mr. Chairman, honorable vice presidents, members of the board: yesterday, December 7th, 1941 - a date which will live in infamy - the United House Publishing Company's distribution network was suddenly and deliberately attacked by forces of the Japanese firm of Tojo Books.
United House was at peace with that concern, and, at the solicitation of Chairman Tojo himself, was still in conversation with its board of directors and its Chief Operating Officer looking toward the maintenance of equitable profit in the Pacific readers' marketplace. Indeed, one hour after Tojo labor representatives had concluded an aggressive agreement stealing away our most trusted and competitive trucking service and thereby crippling our distribution network, the Tojo Books representative to United House and his colleague delivered to our Secretary a formal reply to a recent United message. And while this reply stated that it seemed useless to continue the existing negotiations, it contained no threat or hint of price war or of attack.
It will be recorded that the distance of Hawaii from Japan makes it obvious that the attack was deliberately planned many days or even weeks ago. During the intervening time the Tojo Books board of directors has deliberately sought to deceive United House by false statements and expressions of hope for continued marketplace cooperation.
The attack yesterday on the trucking and printing contracts has caused severe damage to United House's operations. I regret to tell you that very many United jobs have been lost. In addition United House shipments have been reported lost on the high seas between San Francisco and Honolulu.
Yesterday the Tojo board also launched an attack against Merrick Paperbacks Edition, our largest ally.
Last night Tojo agents set fire to Berrin's Warehousing facilities.
Last night the Tojo Books board approved a motion to enter the Science Fiction market.
Last night Tojo lawyers launched suit against our underwriter, Oppenheimer Insurance.
Last night the Tojo Books board liquidated its substantial share of Werner Paper Corporation, resulting in the bankruptcy of that necessary firm.
And this morning the Tojo Books bought over 50% ownership of Ink, Inc.
Tojo Books has, therefore, undertaken a surprise offensive crippling or destroying nearly all of our necessary and trusted suppliers and distribution network. The facts of yesterday and today speak for themselves. The people of United House have already formed their opinions and well understand the implications to the very life and safety of our corporation.
As president and chief executive officer, I have directed that all measures be taken for our defense.
But always will this mighty undertaking, the United House Publishing Company, remember the character of the onslaught against us. No matter how long it may take us to overcome this premeditated invasion, the United House employees in their righteous might will win through to absolute victory.
I believe that I interpret the will of the board of directors and of the shareholders when I assert that we will not only defend ourselves to the uttermost but will make it very certain that this form of treachery shall never again endanger us.
Hostilities exist. There is no blinking at the fact that our shareholders, our distribution territory and our interests are in grave danger.
With confidence in our executive ability, asset mix and healthy bank balance - with the unbounded determination of our employees - we will gain the inevitable triumph - so help us God.
I ask that the board declare that since the unprovoked and dastardly attack by Tojo on Sunday, December 7th, 1941, a state of corporate war has existed between United House and the Japanese Empire of Tojo Books.
United House propaganda poster, featuring loss of book shipments at sea due to Tojo Books' surprise attack.
United's president Roosevelt, straining to get up.
United's president & CEO Roosevelt seated himself to thunderous applause. Vice president (Supply Chain) King looked at vice president (Business Development) MacArthur. How had it come to this?
The Founder, startled at his desk.
Tojo, known only by this singular personal pronoun, was the second son of an inferior grade paper lantern maker and an heiress of a slowly dwindling estate of mostly unarable land bordering the quaint pre-war town of Nagasaki. As he was not the first child, his parents did not bother to give him a distinguishing name, preferring to refer to him as "offspring", or "You, boy, get back here to labor at the lantern-making table." Soon interested in all things American, Tojo fled an upbringing of whippings, glue and accidental midnight workbench fires to move towards this attraction to things that actually functioned. Until his sixteenth year Tojo survived by his wits in port warehouses, eating harbor fish and stolen rice. Occasionally he did a few hours' travail loading or unloading vessels, and at every opportunity examined American goods to determine why they were so much better than anything his native land had yet produced.
As the economic boom of the 1920s brought more and more American products before Tojo's absorbing eye, the young man began to steal samples of these items and take them apart in investigation. Eventually he concluded there was one item he could miniaturize and copy while putting a Japanese stamp firmly upon the idea; thus, the Origami Air Force was born. Employing his knowledge of paper together with modern duplication methods, Tojo was able to market a limited line of biplane battlecraft from the Great War to locals. As the idea grew in popularity, however, Tojo soon found himself forced out of the marketplace by businessmen with actual factories and while their products were of poorer quality to his own, the fact was that Tojo was in his late teens, living in a series of warehouse hellholes from which he had to move constantly, and folding only at night. The Origami Air Force netted the young man a few thousand yen profit and he awaited his next chance to achieve what he now knew was the goal of a world-straddling empire, fame, fortune, and the possibility of earning a proper first name.
The Great Depression, together with DuPont's introduction of new plastic materials, offered Tojo what he thought was an opportunity to take advantage of the material frugalness necessary at the time: he partnered with a local factory and produced a set of knockoff coin rollers for saving consumers. Unfortunately due to shoddy measurements and poor market research, the rollers were all manufactured approximately 1/16" too small in diameter and were therefore useless. Tojo was returned to poverty. But his eyes were bright and slanted, and he was ready for the fight. He was also hungry, which lead him to his next marketplace offering: the bansai meatball tree.
The original, an image 'borrowed' by a competitor from another time.
With the stylish invasion of Abbysinia, all things Italian were suddenly popular. I Love The Dictator armbands were all the rage and ruffino wine bottles appeared in the streets. Conferring with a bioengineering colleague, Tojo again combined the traditional with the newly desired, and snaring some angel investors was able to set up a greenhouse to experiment within. Alas, the grafting of hamburger to wood, together with the devastatingly slow life cycle of the banzai tree, proved fatal to the venture. Tojo's enthusiasm and daring impressed the investors as necessary in the new world economy, though, and they would not forget him. He continued to study deeply of American manufacturing and quality management methods.
A final off-target adventure into the silkscreen life following the resurgence of Lovecraftian horror produced a minor profit through "You Run Like Zombie" and "Emperor Is My Elder God" t-shirts. "Ahh-so," Tojo was famously misquoted and forgotten as the source of in referral to his opinion of the man who had made the original translations, and therefore entered an uncredited Asian phrase into popular American culture.
Now a Six Sigma Blackbelt, Tojo had made and lost two minor fortunes, discovered the greatness and limitations of biotechnology, and established himself as the most unorthodox ideas promoter in the Japanese business community. He was twenty-one.
Percieving an open market segment in children's books, Tojo gathered his resources and launched a printing firm. At the time, he was forced to subcontract printing and distribution, having funds sufficient only for purchasing rights to authors' works. However, the 1936 acquisition of Ellie and the Magic Cherry Tree and its subsequent sale to MGM for 10% of the feature film's profits proved a masterstroke. Tojo walked away from the deal a millionaire, and in 1939 bought his first print shop.
Unruh: You've had many entrepreneurial ideas.  How did you pick up on children's books?
Tojo: Literacy is prime indicator of national ability.  I see American children are literate.  Many American children.
Literate American children need literature.  But Bushido tradition teaches important fact:  in war, get to battlefield first.
The Founder fools the reading public into believing in his magnificent myopia. Don't be fooled: the pages of that poetry book have extra-large print.
Unruh: So you beat the competition to the punch.
Unruh: How exactly did you do that?
Tojo: Are you American spy?  I will not give you trade secrets!  Leave my presence at once, gaijin dog!
United House fights back against both soft-headed labor initiatives and happy Tojo Books rank-and-file in this direct message to the consumer.
This was only the beginning of Tojo's problems with the American press. After contracting a premature-aging disease in the process of being splashed by a compound during a quack demonstration of a supposedly new printing process, the Founder lost all of his scalp hair and 68% of his eyebrows. He now bore the odd, mature appearance of a man more than two decades his senior. This, together with what Westerners perceived as unfamiliar mannerisms and sinister formalities, leaned the press to portraying Tojo as a grasping, voracious menace to young American minds. He fought back with innovative retail ideas, conjoining tea houses with book sales and spreading what United House president Roosevelt called in startled tones "a great rash of infiltrative custom" from state to state.
While the faint hope of marketplace division flickered at their initial encounter, as the two years passed to December 7, 1941 it became clear to both sides that Tojo Books and United House were on a collision course. Rampant like elephants during must, the two firms sent agents to gibber and fling dung at the other like baboons. The public became confused. Were they supposed to drink tea, or was that UnAmerican? Posters seemed to insinuate it was somehow now wrong to smile.
Back in Japan, Tojo's directors paid him a visitation. They had had enough, they told him. United House had to be stopped. After much solitude, whiskey-drinking, and ritual bathing, Tojo agreed.
Tojo's agents spread instruction and news of the attack via code yodeling.
"...and that's when I reached for the life vest."
"One should always try to keep one's knees to one's chest when in an impending state of hypothermia."
With satisfaction, the president set down the pen and considered breakfast. At this moment an aide fell into the room with terrible news. The kitchen was out of chocolate sprinkles and the stores were closed! Another aide pushed past with the more terrible news that Tojo Books had launched a sneak attack and destroyed United's Pearl Harbor warehousing and distribution centre.
A passing fugue ensured that no reaction occurred for several minutes. Roosevelt sat in bed and daydreamed about chocolate. Then he did what every chief executive since then has done in an emergency--called the IT Department.
On the other side of the world, seated in the modernistic splendor of his office in central Tokyo, Tojo idly toyed with the spoon in his tea cup and laughed quietly to himself.


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