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Q: To show the inequality $\|A\|\geq\max\{\|u_1\|,\ldots,\|u_q\|,\|\vec{v_1}\|,\ldots,\|\vec{v_q}\|\}$ Let $A\in$ $\mathbb{C}^{p\times q}$ with column $u_1,\ldots,u_q$ and rows $\vec{v_1},\ldots,\vec{v_p}$. show that
$$\|A\|\geq\max\{\|u_1\|,\ldots,\|u_q\|,\|\vec{v_1}\|,\ldots,\|\vec{v_q}\|\}$$ and that the inequality may be strict.

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Libel, Impeachment, and Populism in the Reign of Queen Anne
Rachel Carnell
A country bitterly divided between two political parties. Populist mobs rising in support of a reactionary rabble-rouser. Foreign interference in the political process. Strained relations between Britain and Europe. These are not recent headlines—they are from the year 1710, when Queen Anne ruled Britain.
In her engagingly written Backlash, Rachel Carnell tells the fascinating and entertaining account of the reign of Queen Anne and the true story behind the fall of the Whig government imaginatively depicted in the 2018 film The Favourite. As Carnell shows, the truth was significantly different—and in many ways more interesting—than what the film depicted.
The backlash began in 1709 when the Whigs arrested a popular female Tory political satirist and then impeached a provocative High Church clergyman for preaching a sermon repudiating the ideals of parliamentary monarchy and religious tolerance. The impeachment trial backfired, and mobs surged in the streets supporting the Tory preacher and threatening religious minorities. With charges dropped against the satirist, by 1710 she had written a best-selling sequel.
Queen Anne was careful and diligent in her monarchical duties. She tried to run a government balanced between the parties, but finally torn between the Whigs (including her longtime friends the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough) and the proto-Brexiteer Tories, she dissolved Parliament and called for elections. This brought in a majority for the Tories, who swiftly began passing reactionary legislation. While the Whigs would return to power after Anne's death in 1714 and reverse the Tory policies, this little-known era offers an important historical perspective on the populist backlashes in the United States and United Kingdom today.
A vivid retelling of an overlooked political upheaval whose tumult and turmoil have surprising contemporary resonances.
Anne Somerset, author of Queen Anne: The Politics of Passion
A scholarly and lucid contribution to the narratives about Queen Anne and the Marlboroughs, highlighting striking parallels for British and American readers still recovering from the political shocks of 2016. This is history at its most useful.
Ophelia Field, author of The Favourite: The Life of Sarah Churchill and the History Behind the Major Motion Picture
An entertaining and instructive account of the last four years of the reign of Queen Anne. Clearly and vigorously written.
W. R. Owens, The Open University, joint General Editor of The Works of Daniel Defoe
Rachel Carnell, Professor of English at Cleveland State University, is the coeditor of The Secret History in Literature, 1660–1820 among other books.

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1960s Texas Longhorns Football: Building The Brand
Texas Longhorns football today is the most valuable program in the game. The foundation was built over 50 years ago.
By Stephen Ross Jul 13, 2016, 12:57pm CDT
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It's being called "The Greatest Opening Weekend of College Football Ever."
The college football orgy starts with Kansas State at Stanford on Friday Sept. 2nd, then moves onto an amazing slate of games on Saturday. LSU & Wisconsin at historic Lambeau Field. North Carolina at Georgia. Clemson at Auburn.
That doesn't even count the slate of games here in Texas. OU at Houston at 11:00 AM on Saturday on ABC. Next up, UCLA at Texas A&M on CBS at 2:30 PM, and then Alabama vs. USC from Jerry World at 7:00 PM also on ABC.
The next day Texas and Notre Dame will have Sunday night all to themselves.
No NFL.
No other college games.
Just a meeting between two of the winningest and most recognizable programs in college football. The game will take place before over 100,000 fans and a prime-time national TV audience. Kick off is at 6:30PM on ABC is billing it as "the network's first-ever live, Sunday, prime-time, regular season college football game."
It's not like the Longhorns are strangers to making TV sports history. In fact, the now famous (or infamous if you prefer) "Texas Brand" owes its foundation to an era where college football on television was experiencing growing pains and to a coach who appreciated the underestimated value of the medium.
The road to prominence for Texas really took hold from 1961-70 when three major factors helped to catapult the Longhorns into the national consciousness.
Just Win Baby
Winning of course drives everything, and from 1961-70 two programs, or rather two coaches, dominated the collegiate landscape.
Texas and Alabama. Darrell and Bear.
Both programs would win 3 National Championships during the decade, including one disputed title for each. At the end of the 1970 season, Texas would hold an 89-17-2 record for the decade. Alabama was 88-17-3.
The two coaches were almost as alike as their records. Defensive-minded, detail oriented, taskmasters who demanded respect from their players (friendship would come after you played for them). One writer remarked that the only difference between the two was that "Darrell smiles a little more than Bear."
For Royal that attention to detail went beyond the football field. His vision of marketing and the oncoming growth of college football on television would mark the Longhorns expansion on the national scene.
I picked to start the decade in 1961 for a reason. Royal had four complete recruiting cycles. Texas had five outstanding collegiate running backs, led by All-American James Saxton, who averaged an obscene 7.9 yards a carry for the season. The defense gave up more than 7 points in a game just once (14 to Texas Tech) and the joke was that the second-teamers lettered before most of the starters thanks to early playing time. Royal considered it athletically superior to his 1963 National Championship team.
It was also the first year of the Longhorn logo.
The previous summer Royal approached Rooster Andrews, a sporting goods executive in Austin, about creating a Longhorn sticker. The pint-size Andrews, a Longhorn legend from his days on campus as trainer, occasional drop-kicker for the football team and BFF of Bobby Layne, gave Royal a crayon drawing of a longhorn head. Royal wanted it put on the helmet.
Royal loved several aspects of the drawing. First and foremost is was minimalist. No comic details such as flaring nostrils or blazing eyes. A simple orange longhorn silhouette on a white helmet. At that time most collegiate helmets had stripes down the middle and numbers on the sides. One of the few distinctive helmets was the Michigan winged-striped helmet that has been used since 1938. Royal wanted to create a look all its own and he tinkered with it over the next few years. The middle stripe was lost the next season. Originally the number was above the longhorn, but in 1967 it was permanently moved to the back.
Clean. Uncluttered. Instantly Recognizable.
1962 also saw the return of the Burnt Orange jersey. Texas had adopted the color early in the 1900's. However, first during the depression and then during WWII they had gone to a lighter shade of orange, as the burnt orange dye was in short supply and expensive.
Some believed that Royal went to the burnt orange jersey because it helped to hide the football when running the option. Royal wryly remarked, "We seem to have no problem winning in white on the road."
None of this was by happenstance. Royal wanted a distinctive look in order for his team to stand out from others – especially on television. One team of Longhorns. One team in Burnt Orange. He understood that the medium was about to become an important factor in college football and having a unique look, down to a shade of orange that no one else was using, was important to him.
"There are 29 peaks in Colorado taller than Pikes Peak," said Royal. "Name one."
College Football on TV: Less is More
Nov. 10, 2001. Freshman Cedric Benson rushed for 213 yards and three touchdowns as Texas boat-raced Kansas 59-0 in Austin. It is the last time the Longhorns played a football game that was not telecast on some platform. That was 193 games ago.
1961-1970 saw Texas play 109 times – with only 31 games (29%), being telecast.
College football began to appear on the networks in 1952, with tight restrictions from the NCAA. There was a fear of TV games driving down attendance. A 1948 study conducted by the Crossley Corporation at the NCAA's request found that fans thought watching televised games was equal or superior to watching from the stands.
So the NCAA allowed one national game a week for 8 weeks during the season and then regional broadcasts the other weeks. They also ruled that a team could not be seen more than three times in a season. Variations of this system were in place until the Supreme Court ruled in 1984 in the NCAA vs. the Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma and the University of Georgia that the NCAA plan violated the Sherman Antitrust Act.
As the decade reached the mid-60's, color TV experienced explosive growth. The 1965-66 TV season was the first where almost all the prime time programming on the networks were now being broadcast in color. Now more than 30% of TV households had color televisions. The distinctive look of the Texas Longhorns was built for the new medium.
At this time, limiting the appearances actually helped those who did get the maximum exposure of 3 games a year. There was no ESPN, no multi-cable outlets.
It was Economics 101-the Law of Supply and Demand. There were only 3 networks, and a severely restricted amount of games being televised. If you were a college football fan, you might get one or two games in your market a week. Viewing audiences for regular season games would dwarf the numbers of regular season games today. Building a national reputation was simpler then. You win 88% of your games then it stands to reason you are going to play on TV and look good when you do. From 1961-70 Texas was 24-7 on televised contests, including bowl games. The Horns went 16-5 on national telecasts.
It's not just about winning. It's about winning at the right time, in front of the largest viewing audiences. Four games stand out as helping to establish the Longhorn brand among college football fans.
1964 Cotton Bowl -- Changing of the Guard
In today's college football playoff generation it is easy to forget that for a very long time post-season bowl games were seen as exhibition contests, a reward for a season well played. After the 1963 regular season there were only 8 bowl games, all played within 12 days. They traditionally carried little or no weight when it came to naming a National Champion. That notion would be discarded within the next decade, and had the visiting team won the 1964 Cotton Bowl it would have happened much sooner.
Texas was already crowned National Champion by every major service, the first unanimous choice since Michigan in 1948. But some on the east coast had their doubts.
Navy's Heisman winning QB, Roger Staubach, was the darling of the national press. He graced the cover of Time Magazine. The same mag that called Darrell Royal "The Barry Goldwater of College Football," and said he was so conservative that "he looked both ways before crossing a one-way street," to which Royal replied that it only seemed to be common sense.
The worst offender of the ridiculing of Texas was Myron Cope, who would later gain fame as the father of the Pittsburgh Steeler "Terrible Towel." Cope wrote, "Tune in your TV to the Cotton Bowl and you'll laugh yourself silly. Texas is the biggest fraud ever perpetrated on the football public...Texas plays the kind of football that was fashionable when players wore perforated cowhide helmets...Duke Carlisle executes a handoff like a construction foreman passing a plank to a carpenter."
Myron wasn't done.
"Take a close look at the Texas linemen. They do not look like linemen," he wrote. "They have skinny legs like centipedes or girls with high rear ends."
Actually this game was the public death knell for big time collegiate football on the east coast. Army had lost its prominence from the Doc Blanchard-Glenn Davis days of the 1940's, and Navy was about to join them. Other eastern powers from the 1950's and early '60's such as Princeton, Maryland, Yale and Syracuse, were exiting stage right.
Texas had lost to #1 Syracuse in the 1960 Cotton Bowl. Then there was the TCU fiasco in 1961. So despite going unbeaten in 1963, some of the national media looked on the Longhorns as a "regional" power not yet ready for the bright lights of Broadway.
Uh, no.
Navy played it normal 5-4-2 base defense, relying on its corners to play the power sweep or recognize a pass and drop back. On their first possession, Texas flared HB Phil Harris out of the backfield, Navy corner Pat Donnally lost a step, and Duke Carlisle hit Harris for a 58-yard touchdown strike less than three minutes into the game.
Early in the 2nd quarter, the duo teamed up again, this time for a 63-yard score to make it 14-0. Carlisle ended the day with 7 pass completions for 213 yards, and added 54 yards rushing for a Cotton Bowl record 267 yards of total offense.
As for Staubach and the Navy offense, they were shut down until the game was decided. Staubach had thrown for almost 1,500 yards and rushed for over 400 yards (unheard of for a drop back passer then) during the regular season. But Texas kept him bottled up until the Horns had a 28-0 lead.
Staubach did complete 21-31 for 228 yards, but Scott Appleton, George Brucks and Tommy Nobis led a fierce rush that punished Staubach to the tune of -47 yards on 12 carries.
The Longhorns were tough enough on the Midshipmen without any help from Navy, but they got some. The two teams exchanged film and during the breakdown, Texas coaches noticed that after every play the Navy cameraman took a shot of the down marker, and almost every time, the defensive signals were being sent in by an assistant standing next to it. Texas quickly figured out the signals, and Carlisle was ready to switch to plays that attacked the called defense.
The 28-6 thumping was telecast on CBS. Kick off was 12:00 noon central. The Sugar Bowl (Alabama vs. Mississippi) also kicked off at noon on NBC, while the Orange Bowl (Auburn vs. Nebraska) started a half hour earlier on ABC.
Having that cluttered a schedule of bowl games was about to change.
1965 Orange Bowl – College Football Hits Prime Time
October 17th, 1964. I was in Memorial Stadium, witnessing, with my parents, a soul crushing loss to Arkansas, second only to the 1961 TCU game.
With only 1:27 to go, Ernie Koy scored to bring #1 Texas to within one (14-13) of the #8 Razorbacks. The Horns went for two. The pass from Marv Kristynik quacked harmlessly at the feet of Hix Green, killing the dream of back-to-back National Championships.
There was no system for slotting in the New Year's Bowls (aside from the Rose Bowl) back then, so the other three played a game of Russian Roulette, taking chances by inviting teams in November, and hoping they didn't stumble into December. That system would give Darrell Royal and the Horns the best consolation prize possible for their slip up against Arkansas.
Both teams finished the rest of the season unbeaten, sending the Hogs to play Nebraska in the Cotton Bowl. As the once-beaten defending national champs, Texas was the hottest "free agent" team available, thank in part the "exhibition" nature of bowl games.
Notre Dame, under first-year coach Ara Parseghian, was unbeaten and #1 into late November, and were keeping to their long-standing tradition of not attending bowls. The Fighting Irish played in the 1925 Rose Bowl – and hadn't gone to one in 40 years. Since 1925 Notre Dame had won six national championships while staying home during bowl season. The semester class schedule at Notre Dame caused some conflict with December games, and why go to a bowl, perhaps lose and tarnish what you had done during the regular season?
Texas was invited after defeating TCU on November 14th, with A&M still on the Schedule. The Orange Bowl turned its attention to #2 Alabama. On Nov. 26th the Crimson Tide edged Auburn 21-14 and accepted a bid to play Texas in Miami. Two days later, the Orange Bowl hit the jackpot. USC upset Notre Dame 20-17, giving Alabama the National Championship from AP and UPI.
As the decade reached the mid-60's, color TV experienced explosive growth. NBC, owned by RCA, was the first network to go all in on presenting a full schedule of color programming. Hoping to sell more color TV sets, NBC went about creating synergy before synergy was cool.
The Peacock Network decided that owning January 1st, with colorful New Year's Day parades and college football bowl games would generate more TV sales, so they had persuaded the Orange Bowl to jump from ABC to NBC, and more importantly, to play the game in prime time.
Suddenly the Orange Bowl (and NBC) had a match up that rivaled any in recent memory.
The first primetime College Bowl Game.
The 1964 National Champion vs. the 1963 National Champion
Two of the most recognizable coaches in the game.
The best offensive (Joe Namath) and defensive (Tommy Nobis) players going head-to-head
NBC paid the Orange Bowl $600,000 to make the move ($4.5 million in 2016 dollars). They had gambled on collecting three of the four New Year's Day bowl games and the payoff helped to change how we watch college and pro football.
For the first time one network would produce 10 straight hours of college football for couch potatoes to enjoy on New Years Day.
Jan. 1st 1965 on NBC looked like this. 1:00 PM central, the Sugar Bowl (LSU-Syracuse) kicked off. The Rose Bowl followed at 4:00 PM (Michigan-Oregon State) with the Orange Bowl as the nightcap at 7:00 PM. The Cotton Bowl kicked off on CBS at 12:00 noon central.
Before this game, only the sport of boxing had proven to be a substantial hit on prime time. NBC pulled out all the stops for the game assigning their #1 pro football announcing team - play-by-play legend Curt Gowdy, along with commentator Paul Christman. The network also used the night game for heavy cross promotion of its upcoming programming schedule, which needed a boost after falling well behind CBS in the Nielsen ratings.
The City of Miami threw one helluva party that week. Fireworks before and at halftime, which was extended to include not just the two teams bands, but local bands as well. Taking no chances, the bowl committee scotch-taped real oranges onto the fake trees in the east end zone, where bathing beauties were lounging on coral rocks. Jackie Gleason, the adopted "Mayor" of Miami was in attendance, as was former Vice President Richard Nixon.
Adding to the buildup was that the NFL draft had already been held and Alabama QB Joe Namath was the #1 choice of both the NFL (St. Louis) and the AFL (N.Y. Jets). Texas linebacker Tommy Nobis would be the top choice a year later, choosing between the NFL Atlanta Falcons and the AFL Houston Oilers.
The game was everything anyone could have hoped for. Namath didn't start, he had injured his knee during practice the week before the game. Steve Sloan started in his place, and since 'Bama hadn't given up more than 14 points in any one game, the Crimson Tide fans were confident they could win without Joe Willie.
During the regular season, Texas longest touchdown run from scrimmage was 21 yards. But late in the first quarter, when Alabama had a stunt on, Texas had a power sweep called with Koy. The 'Bama end crashed inside, Texas sealed the corner, and Koy romped 79 yards for an Orange Bowl record touchdown.
Early in the 2nd quarter Texas took advantage of an Alabama mistake -- as the Tide was trying to take advantage of the new substitution rule. In 1964 there still wasn't unlimited substitution, but teams could substitute as many players as they wanted when the clock was stopped for any reason. During a timeout right before a Texas punt Alabama put in its entire offense. One of the offensive linemen lined up offside, and given new life, the Horns struck quickly.
On the very next play, Royal had Jim Hudson in at QB for Marvin Kristynik. Hudson was the early season starter, but had been injured. He had the much stronger arm and on the first play, George Sauer ran a fly pattern, split the corner and safety and caught a 69-yard touchdown pass to give Texas a 14-0 lead.
That was enough for Bryant. Joe Namath went into the game.
Royal and the coaches had admired Namath from afar – and on film. This up close and personal look was scarier than they had imagined. Texas liked to play a base front and "rush and contain" and if the pass was completed, then punish the receiver.
Namath made that obsolete. Royal admitted afterward that Namath had the quickest release he had ever seen. That meant putting pressure on a QB with a gimpy knee and hope like hell you could man up with the receivers.
Late in the game, trailing 21-17, Alabama had a 1st and goal at the 6. Fullback Steve Bowman hit the middle for a quick 4 yards.
Two more Bowman tries got the ball inside the 1-yard line. On 4th down, Namath thought he saw a crease off right guard. Tackle Fred Bedrick penetrated low from the side and Nobis came in high to wrap him up. Nobis said they heard the whistle blow the play dead, let up and that's when Namath fell into the end zone.
To this day Namath insists he crossed the goal line with the ball. "I can't tell from the films," he said, referring to one blurry version in which his right shoulder dips forward before contact. But at the time, Namath said, he looked down and saw the ball past the goal line.
Here is a new (slightly Alabama leaning) video on the game.
Namath completed 18-of-37 passes for 255 yards and two touchdowns and was named the game's Most Outstanding Player. His other reward was a contract with the Jets for the then unheard of amount of $400,000.
Just a few years later Namath would return to Miami Stadium and stun the NFL with a win in Super Bowl III. Four members of that 1964 Texas squad would be his teammates. Tight End Pete Lammons, Wide Receiver George Sauer, defensive back Jim Hudson, and defensive lineman John Elliot.
While teammates with the Jets, Namath said Lammons told him that the Texas players did their best not to hurt Namath, playing with that bad knee.
"Maybe Pete didn't," Namath said. "But I don't know if old Tommy Nobis and Diron Talbert and Tom Currie got that message."
Earlier in the day, #2 Arkansas edged #6 Nebraska 10-7 in the Cotton Bowl to earn the Football Writers Association of America and the Helm's foundation National Championship trophy. It wouldn't be until 1974 that everyone decided to wait until after all the bowl games before declaring a National Champion.
Arkansas came away with a piece of the National Championship. Texas became a major player in the single most important college football game of the 1964 season.
The year before, the 1964 Orange Bowl (Auburn vs. Nebraska) drew 8.5 million viewers, having to go against the Cotton Bowl (Texas vs. Navy) early and then the Rose Bowl (Illinois vs. Washington) in the 2nd half.
This game drew almost 5 times the audience (40 million viewers), making it the most watched college football game up to that time. The two best programs of the '60's putting on a show in prime time, helping to kick-start a surge of popularity in the college game.
That game took place over 51 years ago, and both teams are instantly recognizable in the game film. When you are among the elite, there is no reason to "candy up" the uniforms.
You are What Your Record Says You Are.
1969 Texas-Arkansas: "Smarter Than a Tree Full of Owls"
The lead-up to the 1969 college football season wasn't about who might win the National Championship – it was about debating if 1969 Ohio State Buckeyes might be the GOAT. Ohio State returned just about "errbody" off their 1968 National Championship squad. The Buckeyes had six All-Americans led by QB Rex Kern, running back Jim Otis, as well as middle guard Jim Stillwagon and defensive back Jack Tatum.
Their pathway to the 1969 championship was simple. Go unbeaten in the regular season, sit at home for holidays and watch some bowl games. The Buckeyes had a 9-game regular season schedule, (Ohio State didn't start to play 10 games until the mid-70's) and the Big 10 still had the quirky (and stupid) rules that said no team could go to the Rose Bowl in back-to-back years, and that was the only bowl game any Big 10 team was allowed to play in.
ABC had recently paid the NCAA $10 million for the TV rights to college football. Network Publicist Beano Cook went to ABC Sports President Roone Arledge with an idea to "time-shift" one of the few marquee games on their schedule.. Ohio State was the prohibitive favorite to win the national championship, the Arkansas-Texas game in mid October was one of the most attractive match ups of the year. However, it was scheduled to go against the World Series (yes they actually played day games back then). Arkansas' stadium had no lights, so why not persuade the NCAA and the two teams to move the game to December, and give the network a quality game after Ohio State finished their season?
Both Royal and Frank Broyles made it clear that they would agree to the shift only if the game did not count against their limited number of TV appearances for the season. The NCAA signed off and the game was moved.
As expected Ohio State ripped through their first 8 opponents by an average score of 42-8. Last up was a Nov. 22nd date at Michigan. The Wolverines would go to the Rose Bowl with a win over the Buckeyes, while Ohio State could wrap up their second consecutive National Championship with a victory.
Trust me when I tell you that Ohio State-Michigan is every bit as malicious and intense as Texas-OU. I am speaking from family experience on this one.
Woody Hayes had a lot to do with this. Michigan thinks of him as a Barry Switzer—without the guns and drugs. Ohio State wrapped up the 1968 regular season with a 50-14 thrashing of Michigan in Columbus. When the Buckeyes scored in the final moments of the game, Ohio State went for two -- and made it. When asked by the press why he went for two, Hayes replied simply, "Because I couldn't go for three."
After the 1968 season, Michigan hired Bo Schembechler, and his first team got off to a rocky start, but by the time Ohio State week rolled around, the Wolverines, led by tailback Glenn Doughty, offensive lineman Dan Dierdorf and tight end Jim Mandich, they were 7-2.
Schembechler knew Hayes and his hatred for everything Maize and Blue as well as anyone. He had played for Hayes at Miami of Ohio, and was an assistant at Ohio State. In 1969, during practice the week leading up to the Ohio State game, Schembechler had every Wolverine scout team player wear a practice jersey with the #50 on it.
Ohio State jumped out to a 12-7 lead in the first quarter, but Michigan drove the length of the field to take a 14-12 advantage. A 68-yard punt return quickly set up the 3rd Wolverine score. Michigan led 24-12 at the half and that was the final score.
Saturday November 22nd was an off day for Texas. Darrell Royal didn't feel like sitting home, so he called Baylor and asked if he could come up and sit in the press box for the Bears game against SMU. As Royal watched SMU defeat Baylor 12-6, members of the press kept him up to date with what was happening in Ann Arbor.
That was the final piece to setting up "The Game of the Century,"
And if I have to explain all of the twists and turns of that game – where have you been the last 40 years?
This was an historic contest for television as well. 52% of all households watching TV that afternoon were tuned into the game – almost 55 million viewers. That translates into more than 80 million in 2016 ratings. It was the first time a game had been "time-shifted" for television and it opened the floodgates for such deals. Television was ready to move college football out of the "regional" category to a viable national attraction.
1970 Cotton Bowl – Emotional, Historic
As the 1969 season unfolded, the usually wild bowl selection process seemed almost tame. an independent Penn State seemed to be in the driver's seat, and if they stayed unbeaten they could have their pick of the Sugar, Orange or Cotton Bowls.
Except there was about to be a seismic shift in college football, and it was starting in South Bend. Since 1966, Ara Parseghian had been working to get Notre Dame to accept bowl bids. Michigan State and Notre Dame met in that years "Game of the Century," and it ended in a 10-10 tie – with the #1 Irish running out the clock instead of trying to score. Dan Jenkins started his game story in SI by writing that Ara had decided to "Tie one for the Gipper."
Notre Dame won the national championship but caught holy hell from just about everyone (especially Alabama) for sitting on the ball.
This time there were several other factors working for Notre Dame to consider breaking their no-bowl tradition. The class schedule was changed in 1969 so the fall semester ended in early December and didn't start up until January 5th. The paycheck of $300,000 looked good. Most importantly, the wire services decided to wait until after the 1969 bowl games to crown a national champion.
Notre Dame kept this change to themselves. They wanted to see how the landscape shook out as the season went along, so almost no one knew what they were thinking.
"Hoss" Brock knew.
Jim "Hoss" Brock was the chief recruiter for the Cotton Bowl, and Hoss never met an AD, Coach or adult beverage that he didn't absolutely love. A former SID at TCU, Brock understood that the Cotton Bowl was fighting with a short stick when competing with New Orleans or Miami for elite teams. Dallas can be as cold and unforgiving as New York City on New Years, but Brock treated bowl selection as a year round sport and he loved every minute of it.
Jim was "Hoss" because every male he knew was called that, just as every female was "Darlin' or "Sweet Pea." He may not remember your name, but that didn't keep him from treating you like you were his best friend. Brock heard rumors of Notre Dame's change of heart early in the season, and while he worked on Penn State, he always kept Notre Dame in play.
As for the Irish, they were looking to get the best match up possible. Brock convinced them that either Texas or Arkansas would be unbeaten, and at worst, #2 to Ohio State by the end of the season. So on Nov. 17th, Notre Dame stunned the college football world by agreeing to come to the Cotton Bowl.
After December 6th, the Cotton Bowl had the most attractive match up in any bowl for decades.
With all the ballyhoo about the game, Texas had to deal with a horrific situation. Two days after the Arkansas contest Freddie Steinmark finally told the doctors about his injured leg. X-rays revealed a bone tumor just above his left knee. A biopsy confirmed the tumor was malignant; it was an osteogenic sarcoma, and he was treated at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. On December 12, his leg was amputated at the hip. Freddie was determined to join his teammates on the Cotton Bowl sideline and 20 days later he made it. Freddie lost his battle with cancer on June 6th, 1971.
The contest was another classic, mixing outstanding football, raw emotion, and a storybook ending.
Texas would win 10 more games in 1970 to stretch the winning streak to 30 before Notre Dame exacted its revenge in a Cotton Bowl rematch. The Horns finished in the Top 5 seven out of the last 10 years.
The decade (1961-70) began with a heartbreaking loss to TCU and a missed opportunity to a national championship. It ended with yet another bitter defeat costing the Horns a title. Still, that time established Texas as a nationally elite program, one that could attract the casual college football fan along with the rabid Horn fans.
The Longhorns were fortunate enough to be a part of several historical moments for college football in the 1960's. Getting Navy in the 1964 Cotton Bowl allowed Texas to establish their national credentials while signaling a major shift in the power base of the sport.
Losing to Arkansas in 1964 cost Texas a national championship, but the Horns rebounded, playing in, and winning the most important game of the first half of the decade.
One of the biggest upsets of the 1960's put Texas in position to participate in an historic season-ending contest, winning a national championship in front of the President and the largest viewing audience of the decade for a college football game.
That set up one of the best and most emotional bowl games ever played, In case you need any more proof that Texas was now firmly among the elite of college football there is this: Notre Dame was ranked #9 going into the game with Texas. After the loss, the Fighting Irish finished #5 in the final poll.
Texas indeed fortunate to have been in the right place at the right time during much of the 1960's.
But then again, as a wise man once said, "Luck Is What Happens When Preparation Meets Opportunity."


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Q: While loop - reading two lines at a time I am trying to parse data from a log file.
Here is the datafile in:
Data1
Data2
Data3
Data4

My code is as follow:
data=$(cat datafile)
echo "$data" | while read line; read line1;
do
    echo "$line and $line1"
done

My desired output is:
Data1 and Data2
Data2 and Data3
Data3 and Data4

But instead I get:
Data1 and Data2
Data3 and Data4

I do understand why I get this behavior, however I am short on ideas about how to do as I want. Does anybody happen to know a trick?
Thanks

A: Don't use shell while read loops to process text. Here it's easiest with awk:
awk 'NR > 1 {print prev, "and", $0}; {prev = $0}' < datafile

Or with sed:
sed 'x; 1d; G; s/\n/ and /' < datafile

A: How far would
{ read line; while read line1; do echo $line and $line1; line=$line1; done; } < file3
Data1 and Data2
Data2 and Data3
Data3 and Data4

get you?

A: One more while read loop...
while read -r line; do
  printf '%s and %s\n' "$line" "$line"
done < data

Or
while read -r line <&3; do
  read -r line1
  printf '%s and %s\n' "$line" "$line1"
done 3< data < data

or bash4+ mapfile
mapfile -t array < data

for i in "${!array[@]}"; do
  printf '%s and %s\n' "${array[$i]}" "${array[$i]}"
done


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//$$CDS-header$$

#ifndef CDSLIB_URCU_SIGNAL_BUFFERED_H
#define CDSLIB_URCU_SIGNAL_BUFFERED_H

#include <cds/urcu/details/sig_buffered.h>
#ifdef CDS_URCU_SIGNAL_HANDLING_ENABLED

namespace cds { namespace urcu {

    /// User-space signal-handled RCU with deferred buffered reclamation
    /** @anchor cds_urcu_signal_buffered_gc

        This is a wrapper around signal_buffered class used for metaprogramming.

        Template arguments:
        - \p Buffer - lock-free queue or lock-free bounded queue.
            Default is cds::container::VyukovMPMCCycleQueue< retired_ptr >
        - \p Lock - mutex type, default is \p std::mutex
        - \p Backoff - back-off schema, default is cds::backoff::Default
    */
    template <
#ifdef CDS_DOXGEN_INVOKED
        class Buffer = cds::container::VyukovMPMCCycleQueue< retired_ptr >
        ,class Lock = std::mutex
        ,class Backoff = cds::backoff::Default
#else
        class Buffer
       ,class Lock
       ,class Backoff
#endif
    >
    class gc< signal_buffered< Buffer, Lock, Backoff > >: public details::gc_common
    {
    public:
        typedef signal_buffered< Buffer, Lock, Backoff >  rcu_implementation   ;    ///< Wrapped URCU implementation

        typedef typename rcu_implementation::rcu_tag     rcu_tag     ;   ///< URCU tag
        typedef typename rcu_implementation::thread_gc   thread_gc   ;   ///< Thread-side RCU part
        typedef typename rcu_implementation::scoped_lock scoped_lock ;   ///< Access lock class

        using details::gc_common::atomic_marked_ptr;

    public:
        /// Creates URCU \p %signal_buffered singleton.
        /**
            The \p nBufferCapacity parameter defines RCU threshold.

            The \p nSignal parameter defines a signal number stated for RCU, default is \p SIGUSR1
        */
        gc( size_t nBufferCapacity = 256, int nSignal = SIGUSR1 )
        {
            rcu_implementation::Construct( nBufferCapacity, nSignal );
        }

        /// Destroys URCU \p %general_instant singleton
        ~gc()
        {
            rcu_implementation::Destruct( true );
        }

    public:
        /// Waits to finish a grace period and clears the buffer
        /**
            After grace period finished the function frees all retired pointer
            from internal buffer.
        */
        static void synchronize()
        {
            rcu_implementation::instance()->synchronize();
        }

        /// Places retired pointer <\p p, \p pFunc> to internal buffer
        /**
            If the buffer is full, \ref synchronize function is invoked.
        */
        template <typename T>
        static void retire_ptr( T * p, void (* pFunc)(T *) )
        {
            retired_ptr rp( reinterpret_cast<void *>( p ), reinterpret_cast<free_retired_ptr_func>( pFunc ) );
            retire_ptr( rp );
        }

        /// Places retired pointer \p p with \p Disposer to internal buffer
        /**
            If the buffer is full, \ref synchronize function is invoked.
        */
        template <typename Disposer, typename T>
        static void retire_ptr( T * p )
        {
            retire_ptr( p, cds::details::static_functor<Disposer, T>::call );
        }

        /// Places retired pointer \p p to internal buffer
        /**
            If the buffer is full, \ref synchronize function is invoked.
        */
        static void retire_ptr( retired_ptr& p )
        {
            rcu_implementation::instance()->retire_ptr(p);
        }

        /// Frees chain [ \p itFirst, \p itLast) in one synchronization cycle
        template <typename ForwardIterator>
        static void batch_retire( ForwardIterator itFirst, ForwardIterator itLast )
        {
            rcu_implementation::instance()->batch_retire( itFirst, itLast );
        }

         /// Acquires access lock (so called RCU reader-side lock)
        /**
            For safety reasons, it is better to use \ref scoped_lock class for locking/unlocking
        */
        static void access_lock()
        {
            thread_gc::access_lock();
        }

        /// Releases access lock (so called RCU reader-side lock)
        /**
            For safety reasons, it is better to use \ref scoped_lock class for locking/unlocking
        */
        static void access_unlock()
        {
            thread_gc::access_unlock();
        }

        /// Returns the threshold of internal buffer
        static size_t capacity()
        {
            return rcu_implementation::instance()->capacity();
        }

        /// Returns the signal number stated for RCU
        static int signal_no()
        {
            return rcu_implementation::instance()->signal_no();
        }

        /// Checks if the thread is inside read-side critical section (i.e. the lock is acquired)
        /**
            Usually, this function is used internally to be convinced
            that subsequent remove action is not lead to a deadlock.
        */
        static bool is_locked()
        {
            return thread_gc::is_locked();
        }

        /// Forces retired object removal
        /**
            This function calls \ref synchronize
        */
        static void force_dispose()
        {
            synchronize();
        }
    };

}} // namespace cds::urcu

#endif // #ifdef CDS_URCU_SIGNAL_HANDLING_ENABLED
#endif // #ifndef CDSLIB_URCU_SIGNAL_BUFFERED_H

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If you've walked throughout the neighborhood it's impossible to miss Columbia Colleges footprint. Whether it's initiatives like the Wabash Arts Corridor or interesting buildings like the Columbia Media Production Center (16th and Wabash) that was designed by high-power architect Jeanne Gang - the institution continues to bring an interesting dynamic to the neighborhood.
When it opened in October 2008, ShopColumbia was little more than a bold idea, a space designed to promote the artwork of Columbia College students while teaching them the value of entrepreneurship outside the classroom.
Almost 10 years later, the work of more than 150 artists — jewelry, paintings, T-shirts, stickers and more — is available for sale either online or at the gallery and store, which has sold more than $350,000 of work for student and alumni and sees 50 to 80 visitors each day. As students return to campus, ShopColumbia is gearing up for its busiest season.
We've never been, but it is certainly one of those things we've noticed on Wabash and after reading this have more of an interest in checking it out.


Wait… wasn't I supposed to worry about killer bees?
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Where the most foreclosures have been filed, CNN, July 19, 2007 (via Cookie @ Skippy) So, how's your state doing?
This either proves or disproves the existence of God. Fangirls, take a deeep breath, think positive, happy thoughts, and do a little reading here. A little time off LJ is a blessing.
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When to buy buy buy!
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Ragni I hope this doesn't give anyone (else) nightmares.
Am I wrong to laugh at this?
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The Port I'm really hooked on this webcomic. I've no idea what's going on, but it looks pretty good to me. I like this one, too, but not as much.
Oh, Jesus… What. A. Country!
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Carcharodontosaurus
Temporal range: Early-Late Cretaceous
112–93 mya
Sauropsida
Superorder:
Saurischia
Suborder:
Infraorder:
Carnosauria
Carcharodontosauridae
Stromer, 1921
Carcharodontosaurus was a giant carnivorous dinosaur of the Cretaceous period, 100–93 million years ago.[1] It was about 13 meters long and had a weight of about six tons. Fossils of Carcharodontosaurus were found in Africa.
Carcharodontosaurus was closely related to the slightly larger Giganotosaurus, its cousin from Argentina; they are both carcharodontosaurid carnosaurs. Recent discoveries of Carcharodontosaurus put its adult length at 39 – 44 feet, making it the largest carnivorous dinosaur in Africa, after Spinosaurus.
Only two Carcharodontosaurus fossils have been found. Two teeth were found in the 1920s. Other parts were found in Egypt in the 1930s. They were destroyed in bombing raids on Munich in World War II while they were on display.[2]
A skull was uncovered in 1996: its length estimates were larger than the older ones and so was its skull, which measured 5.2 feet or 1.6 metres.[2] Its jaws are narrow like those of Giganotosaurus. Its teeth were up to 7 inches long.
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↑ The name means 'sharp toothed lizard'.
↑ 2.0 2.1 Briggs, Helen (2007-12-12). "New meat-eating dinosaur unveiled". Carcharodontosaurus iguidensis was one of the largest meat-eaters that ever lived. BBC NEWS. Retrieved December 15, 2007.
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Dinosaurs of Africa
Cretaceous dinosaurs
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Pfitzner, Hans May 5, 1869 in Moscow May 22, 1949 in Salzburg Pfitzner was born in Moscow, but his parents were German and he lived and worked for a long time in Berlin and Munich. His most famous oratorio is entitled "Of German Soul". His emotional music comes from the deepest depths of the soul and it is no coincidence that his oratorio texts are based on the great romantic poet Eichendorff.
Prokofiev, Sergei April 23, 1891 in Bachmut (UKR) March 5, 1953 in Moscow The Ukrainian prodigy Prokofiev's first compositions were at the age of 5. He grew up in an uncertain political era that forced him early on into a troubled emigrant's existence. He fled into exile to Chicago during the October Revolution where his opera "The Love for Three Oranges" and his third piano concerto premiered. After a few years in Paris, he finally returned to his homeland in 1936 where he composed the musical tale "Peter and the Wolf" (initiated by Natalia Saz) and the opera "War and Peace". Prokofiev was an extremely versatile composer who addressed almost all genres of neoclassical, modern and in parts lyrical music.
Puccini, Giacomo December 22, 1858 in Lucca (IT) November 29, 1924 in Brussels His enthusiasm for Verdi and his opera "Aida" fueled Puccini's desire to become a composer. He naturally oriented it on Verdi's music, but preferred texts with emotional plots and composed insinuating melodies that found favor throughout the world. Even today, his works are enthusiastically performed in concert halls everywhere, especially "La Bohème", "Tosca", "Madame Butterfly" and "Turandot", which only premiered 2 years after his death. Puccini died after an ear operation in Brussels. His surgeon was so shocked by his sudden death that he ran over a woman on the way home. He is one of the best classical composers of all time.
Rachmaninoff, Sergei January 4, 1873 in Staraya Russa (RUS) March 28, 1943 in Beverly Hills (USA) Rachmaninoff grew up in the country and moved to St. Petersburg with his family in 1882. There his mother recognized his talent for the piano and sent him to study in Moscow at the age of 12. While still a student he composed the opera "Aleko" and the Piano Concerto No. 1 in F sharp minor. Around 1900/1901 he wrote his most famous work, the Piano Concerto No. 2, Op 18 in C minor. He fled (with his compatriot Prokofiev) to America during the October Revolution into exile, but there lacked "Russian inspiration" for more great compositions. After spending time in Switzerland (1930-39), he died three days before his 70th birthday in Beverly Hills.
Ravel, Maurice July 3, 1875 in Ciboure (F) December 28, 1937 in Paris Maurice Ravel is one of the masters of chamber music. The Frenchman was influenced by his compatriot Debussy. His music is elegant, cultured, witty and sometimes even funny. Ravel is skilled in a subtle mood painting. Sometimes he draws on the old French masters, sometimes he takes motifs from the folk music of his homeland in the Pyrenees. But he transforms everything into modernity and its own style. Ravel is often wrongly reduced to merely the "Bolero".
Reger, Max March 19, 1873 near Weiden November 11, 1916 in Leipzig Reger was one of the great innovators of classical music. He rejected music with emotional sentiments and returned to the strict and genuine style of Johann Sebastian Bach, attempting to make his musical elements a new "experience" for the the present. In addition to organ, choral and orchestral works, he wrote 231 songs. The best-known being those characterized by a folkie-simplicity and warmth such as "Mary's Lullaby".
Rossini, Gioachino February 29, 1792 in Pesaro (IT) November 13, 1868 in Paris-Passy Rossini is most famous for his operas. He composed his first when he was only fourteen though it was not staged until his 20th year. His best-known operas are the comedies "The Barber of Seville" and "La Cenerentola". From 1824 until 1829 he lived in Paris where he created William Tell – his 38th opera. Subsequently returning to his father in Bologna, his output diminished considerably until his death in 1868. He was an enthusiastic chef and even today, some "alla Rossini" dishes are attributed to him.
Schoenberg, Arnold September 13, 1874 in Vienna August 14, 1951 in Los Angeles Schoenberg became famous for his invention of twelve-tone music. This is so-called "atonal music", which isn't confined by a key signature or scale. Any of the 12 tones can be used in any way which can sound chaotic to anyone not used to it but became a highly significant movement in the 20th century. Schoenberg moved to America in 1933 when the Nazis took over where he stayed until he died.
Schubert, Franz January 31, in Vienna November 19, 1828 Vienna Symphonies, songs, masses, dances, operas – Franz Schubert composed them all despite dying far too early at the age of just 31. His chamber music is particularly significant exemplified by his very well-known piano "Trout Quintet". Some of his chamber music is reminiscent of Beethoven, whose work Schubert highly respected. Beethoven returned the compliment and once said "verily, in Schubert dwells a divine spark!
Schumann, Robert June 8, 1810 in Zwickau July 29, 1856 in Endenich/Bonn Schumann created piano concertos, string quartets, oratorios, operas and symphonies, but of particular merit are his songs which he based on poems by Eichendorff, Rückert and Heinrich Heine and set to music. He was married to Clara Schumann (1819-1896) who was also an excellent musician and had a great influence on his life and work.
Smetana, Bedřich March 2, 1824 Litomysl, Bohemia December 5, 1884 in Prague Most people associate Smetana with the opera "The Bartered Bride", but this comic opera is not actually very typical of the Czech composer's work. He was of a more serious nature and more dedicated to greater and sublime sounds. These can be found in his symphonic poems and cycles (e.g. "The Moldau" from "My Fatherland"), and his songs and choruses. In 1874 he suffered from tinnitus and subsequently went deaf but continued to compose for many years until he was admitted to a mental asylum in 1884 where he died later the same year. He expressed his suffering in his string quartet entitled "From My Life".
Strauss II, Johann October 25, 1825 St. Ulrich, Vienna June 3, 1899 in Vienna Johann Strauss II was the most famous son of a traditional Viennese musical family which included his father (also Johann) and his brothers (Josef and Eduard). He wrote so many waltzes (among others, the Danube Waltz, Emperor Waltz, Voices of Spring, Stories from the Vienna Woods) that he earned the nickname "The Waltz King". His other great passion was composing operettas such as "The Bat", "A Night in Venice", "The Gypsy Baron" and "Wiener Blut" (Viennese Blood). Strauss' operettas are – like his waltze – full of life and engaging.
Strauss, Richard June 11, 1864 in Munich September 8, 1949 in Garmisch-Parte Richard Strauss is one of the most important German opera composers. Among others, he is responsible for the operas "Salome", "Elektra", "Ariadne auf Naxos" and "The Woman without a Shadow". Strauss's music is timely and yet highly dramatic. It is often full of passion and pathos, but sometimes cheerful, like his opera "Der Rosenkavalier" (The Knight of the Rose), which is probably the reason he became so popular.
Strawinsky, Igor June 17, 1882 in Oranienbaum near St. Petersburg April 6, 1971 in New York Stravinsky adopted much of the Russian folk song tradition in his music. His works were initially simple with primitive melodies and atonal. After he moved to Paris, he adapted more to the Western European style and his work became more polished, clear and rhythmic. He made chamber music, symphonies, oratorios, operas and ballets. His most famous work is the ballet "The Firebird". He fled to the US in 1940 and died in 1971 in New York.
Tschaikowsky, Peter Ilyich May 7, 1840 in Votkinsk November 6, 1893 in St. Petersburg Son of a Russian father and a French mother, Tchaikovsky composed seven symphonies, the best known being the sixth; "Pathétique". He also wrote operas, ballets ("Swan Lake", "Sleeping Beauty" and "The Nutcracker"), chamber music and songs. He died unexpectedly at the age of 53 years in St. Petersburg. The cause of death is still unknown but thought to be cholera. He belongs to the best classical composers of all time.
Verdi, Giuseppe October 10 , 1813 in Le Roncole, Parma January 27, 1901 in Milan The Italian opera composer Verdi had to cope with numerous failures and private blows at the beginning of his career. Persevering and energetic as he was, he still came out on top and eventually became a master that the whole world celebrates. Verdi's operas are lively, dramatic and passionate. The best known being "Nabucco", "Rigoletto", "Aida", "La Traviata" and "Falstaff". He was politically active and contributed in no small way to the reunification of the Italian peninsula. Verdi died of a stroke at the ripe old age of 87. In his final years he founded a retirement home for musicians and artists in Milan where his body also rests today. Verdi belongs to the best classical composers ever.
Vivaldi, Antonio April 3, 1678 in Venice July 28, 1741 in Vienna Vivaldi's name is inevitably linked to his "Four Seasons", the famous 4 violin concerts that originated around 1725 and contributed to his rediscovery in the 20th century. Vivaldi was also known as "the red priest" on account of his vocation and hair color. Among other things, he wrote more than 240 violin and 39 bassoon concertos and 49 operas during his lifetime. Many are now almost forgotten, but were very popular in their day. In many of his works, he preferred a lively musical sequence; quick, slow, quick.
Wagner, Richard May 22, 1813 in Leipzig February 13, 1883 in Venice Wagner's operas are characterized by the fact that they are not only compositions, but also poems of note. He focused on German legends and medieval literature setting them to music that is powerful and dramatic, and which symbolically express the human struggle. His principal works are "Tannhäuser", "Lohengrin", "The Ring of the Nibelung", "Tristan and Isolde" and "Parsifal". Wagner was born in Leipzig and spent many years on the run from his creditors. To further his own career, he smeared the Jewish composer Mendelssohn's work writing (originally anonymously) that "Jewish music is bereft of all expression". One reason why Nazis took to him. He died in Venice but lives on in the epicenter of his legacy today at the Bayreuth Festival. Wagner belongs to the best classical composers ever.
Weber, Carl Maria von December 18, 1786 in Eutin June 5, 1826 in London Weber is best known for his operas "Der Freischütz", "Euryanthe" and "Oberon". His music is folksy and romantic which was typical for his day. He died at the early age of 40 in London. 18 years after his death, his remains were moved to Dresden at Richard Wagner's instigation.
Wolf, Hugo March 13, 1860 in Windisch-Gratz February 22, 1903 in Vienna Hugo Wolf was a sensitive composer. Among others, he set especially the poems of Goethe, Moerike, Eichendorff and Gottfried Keller to music along with some Spanish and traditional Italian poetry. In some ways, his works are reminiscent of Schumann's music who, coincidentally, died like Wolf; mentally deranged.


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Q: newrelic nerdgraph extract nested JSON key value pairs newrelic nerdgraph returns JSON, which I've extracted into a JSON string.  My string is below, formatted in JSON.
What is the best way to get the list of user emails in java?  I'm not sure the best method to handle this type of nested JSON in java.
{
   "status":false,
   "message":null,
   "data":{
      "actor":{
         "organization":{
            "userManagement":{
               "authenticationDomains":{
                  "authenticationDomains":[
                     {
                        "groups":{
                           "groups":[
                              {
                                 "users":{
                                    "users":[
                                       {
                                          "email":"example@newrelic.com",
                                          "id":"123456789",
                                          "name":"Example Relic",
                                          "timeZone":"Etc/UTC"
                                       },
                                       {
                                          "email":"example2@newrelic.com",
                                          "id":"1234567892",
                                          "name":"Exampl1e Relic",
                                          "timeZone":"Etc/UTC"
                                       }
                                    ]
                                 }
                              }
                           ]
                        }
                     }
                  ]
               }
            }
         }
      }
   }
}

I'm not sure if I should be using recursion, a hashmap, or the best method for this type of nested JSON in Java to extract the email from the users itno a list.


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I Am An Evil Sword Chapter 153 – Worship A Master
The Great General of the Purple Thorn Army had a dignified appearance, a purple armor that was powerful and uncommon, carrying the might of a Heaven-breaking level expert, ordinary martial artists would not even have the courage to raise their heads in front of him.
He checked Shiqi's body couldn't help but marvel, "What a strong body!"
Shiqi was embarrassed to speak, and if his body were really strong enough, he wouldn't have been incapacitated by a simple blow from someone.
"Chen Pengfei, what's that look on your face? You think it's that easy to be a Heaven-breaking expert?" The great general saw Shiqi's expression and said, "Even for a late innate expert, suffering a blow containing the profound meaning of darkness from the Old Devil Li Tian, it is almost the same as nine deaths, but you, a young man who just became an innate expert, can escape from the hands of the Old Devil Li Tian, you can brag for the rest of your life!"
"What is the profound meaning of darkness?"
"The profound meaning is the sublimation of the realm of intent, you don't even understand this?"
"I don't understand!" Shiqi said honestly.
He had never been the kind of person who didn't know how to pretend to understand.
The great general asked suspiciously, "Hasn't anyone ever mentioned it to you?"
"Oh!" The great general snapped his forehead and said, "I remember, your master was the Red River Ancestor who died long ago!"
"Mm!" Shiqi nodded his head.
It would be strange if the great general didn't know about his intelligence. He was so famous now, and he could be considered a celebrity of the Purple Thorn Army!
"So …… are you willing to worship me as your master?"
The great general looked at Shiqi and slowly asked.
"Your subordinate is willing!" Shiqi just froze for a moment and then answered without hesitation.
The most powerful battle force in the entire Southern Cloud Kingdom was the Heaven-breaking expert. In the whole Southern Domain, only a few people could suppress the Heaven-breaking experts, but those people were not accessible to Shiqi.
To be able to worship a Heaven-breaking expert as a teacher or a great general of the Purple Thorn Army, it was impossible for him not to agree.
The great general smiled, "Still call yourself a subordinate?"
"Your disciple is willing!"
"Good, when we return, I will officially announce to the Southern Cloud Kingdom, from now on, you are my disciple!"
It was not a sudden whim to take "Chen Pengfei" as a disciple. After seeing his battle record and strength, as well as his age, he couldn't help but have a love for talent.
It could be said, in the entire Southern Cloud Kingdom, Shiqi's talent was absolutely the first! No one could be his equal!
Ning Yinghua looked at the Shiqi, who was still lying on the ground with envy and jealousy, wishing to replace him.
He knew very well that the great general had three personal disciples, the first disciple died early, no need to mention; second disciple Wu Changlin was a total martial arts enthusiast and often traveled outside; the third disciple Yun Shanshan was the seventh daughter of His Majesty, she had extraordinary talent. At twenty-three years old, she was already a mid-innate expert, but she was almost at a disadvantage in the development of the military as a woman. So far, she had only been given the title of general in the Purple Thorn Army.
Chen Pengfei became the disciple of the great general, he could almost walk across the Purple Thorn Army, and his future was bright!
"Ning Yinghua, I will first take Pengfei back to Purple Thorn City to receive treatment, you bring back his soldiers!"
"Subordinate obeys!"
The great general lifted up Shiqi, and then the entire person shot up into the sky.
A Heaven-breaking level expert could fly extremely fast, but the Great General wrapped Shiqi with true essence, so it was not so hard for Shiqi.
"I just checked your body and found that there are actually two realms of intent within your body. I am curious, what is another realm of intent within your body?" The great general asked, "If you didn't have two realms of intent within your body, even if your body was strong and your killing intent was well comprehended, it would have been difficult to resist the Dark Aura contained in a casual strike from Li Tian
"That's because I just comprehended the Force Intent Realm!"
The great general looked at Shiqi oddly and asked, "Force Intent Realm? Are you sure?"
Having even comprehended the realm of intent, how could one not even know what the realm of intent was?
"Realm of Force Intent, very good, very strong!"
Chen Hao could hear clearly that the Great General's tone was a bit staged and relaxed. It seemed that the Realm of Force was indeed very strong!
"You slaughtered five cities, just for this devil sword?" The great general glanced at the Crimson Blood Devil Sword and asked with a frown, "Chen Pengfei, can you control it?"
Chen Hao, who was in the sword, suddenly tensed up!
"Demonic weapons can be different from spiritual weapons, although the increase of demonic weapons for martial artists is stronger than spiritual weapons of the same level, but using them, you will have to pay the same price!" The Great General said, "The more advanced the demonic weapon, the greater the impact on the weapon master, if you can't control it, you might as well destroy it!"
"Thank you master for reminding me, I can control it!"
"In short, you should be cautious!"
What should be reminded, he will remind, but everything still depends on the disciple's choice.
He could not destroy a demonic weapon carefully cultivated by his disciple in the name of "protection"!
Master was not a nanny!
The general thought so, but Chen Hao in the devil sword had already cursed! But Chen Hao still did not move, and the Crimson Blood Devil Sword did not even bother to move a little.
He was a good-tempered devil sword!
Shiqi nodded and wiped the dust on the Crimson Blood Devil Sword's blade, revealing the first blood ring on the sword's body.
After most of the day's work, Shiqi was brought back to Zijing City by the Great General.
"You don't need to heal the wound on your body, and I won't help you remove the profound meaning of darkness on your body, it can't help you anyway, use your intent to fight it properly, it's also a kind of cultivation for you!"
The great general left these words and left, and Shiqi lay on the bed, somewhat helpless. He probably understood the Great General's style of teaching his disciples!
Returning to the safety of Purple Thorn City, Shiqi's heart was much more at ease.
He calmed his mind and began to turn his divine sense to his body. The Killing Intent and Force Intent were still continuing to fight against the residual profound meaning of darkness.
Chen Hao was about to speak to Shiqi, seeing that he was immersed in the confrontation with the profound meaning of darkness. Thus he planned to wait until he finished cultivating before speaking.
Shiqi consecutively sacrifice five cities, nearly more than 200,000 people, almost made him eat up!
If the sword itself wasn't made of the wrong material, he could have upgraded long ago.
According to his knowledge, Shiqi plundered five cities in a row, so his spatial ring was loaded with many excellent sword casting materials.
Not long ago, he was pretending to be asleep, and recently because of Ning Yinghua's presence, he was a little hesitant.
Now back in Purple Thorn City, it's time for Shiqi to hand over the good stuff.
Late at night, Shiqi slowly woke up from the confrontation with the profound meaning of darkness.
He had gained a lot from the confrontation with the profound meaning of darkness. Both the Killing Intent and the Force Intent had improved, and he had deepened his understanding of the profound meaning.
Shiqi understood that with his current strength, he had no chance of defeating a Heaven-breaking level expert who had mastered the profound meaning.
He was able to kill Innate experts at the True Origin realm, relying on his great strength and physical defense.
But the strength of his physical body could not resist the threat of profound meaning for the time being.


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Guests at Disney's Riviera Resort will also have a new way to travel to Epcot or on to Disney's Hollywood Studios via Disney Skyliner, a state-of-the-art gondola system that will begin operating this fall. In addition to a dedicated Disney Skyliner station at Disney's Riviera Resort, the system will conveniently connect Disney's Hollywood Studios and Epcot to Disney's Art of Animation Resort, Disney's Pop Century Resort, and Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort.
Staying at a Disney resort hotel like Disney's Riviera Resort, or any other Walt Disney World vacation ownership accommodation puts guests inside the magic for the entirety of their vacation. Guests staying at any of the Disney resort hotels experience special features including legendary guest service and unique theming, along with other benefits such as access to FastPass+ selections up to 60 days prior to arrival and the Extra Magic Hours at the theme parks (both FastPass+ and Extra Magic Hours require valid theme park admission). In addition, Disney resort hotel guests receive complimentary transportation around Walt Disney World, complimentary theme park parking, complimentary airport transportation via Disney's Magical Express service, the convenience of MagicBands, and the ability to purchase Disney Dining Plan packages.
Now, more than ever is the perfect time to experience all of the fun and magic of a Walt Disney World vacation, as Disney's Riviera Resort is part of the largest expansion period at Walt Disney World in the past two decades. Recent additions include the wildly popular Pandora – The World of Avatar at Disney's Animal Kingdom and Toy Story Land at Disney's Hollywood Studios.
Plus this month, Walt Disney World unveiled a collection of new shows, parties and Disney character experiences in all four parks, giving guests more ways to enjoy cherished time with family and friends. And let's not forget that later in the year, you will be able to visit Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disney's Hollywood Studios. This all-new area lets you live out your own Star Wars adventures in a galaxy far, far away.


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import com.spotify.heroic.statistics.HeroicTimer;
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Presenting to you, Basecamp Learning Centre.
Mr Ronnie Ng, Ezekial Interior for the renovation work.
Mr Kelvin Wong, ViewSonic Singapore for the supply of projectors.
Mr Christopher Ong, Arcasia Resources Pte Ltd for the supply, installation of our screens and projectors.
Mr Loo, Koon Chuan Trading Pte Ltd for the supply, installation of our glassboards.