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Q: How can I retrieve the child node using xpath Java I have an xml file like given below
 <Placemark>
    <name>west am</name>
    <styleUrl>#msn_ylw-pushpin0</styleUrl>
    <Polygon>
        <tessellate>1</tessellate>
        <outerBoundaryIs>
            <LinearRing>
                <coordinates>
                    -59.6227959506966,55.37494940456102,0
                </coordinates>
            </LinearRing>
        </outerBoundaryIs>
    </Polygon>
</Placemark>
<Placemark>
    <name>east am</name>
    <styleUrl>#msn_ylw-pushpin10</styleUrl>
    <Polygon>
        <tessellate>1</tessellate>
        <outerBoundaryIs>
            <LinearRing>
                <coordinates>
                    -118.5321721528021,34.65735513563493,0
                </coordinates>
            </LinearRing>
        </outerBoundaryIs>`
    </Polygon>
</Placemark>

How can i retrieve the  tag whose  tag value is "east am" using xpath.
Thanks for the support.

A: While you need code to read and parse the xml from some source and classes to manage and manipulate the xml info set, the answer boils down to the following XPath expression:
//Placemark/name[./text()='east am']

This expression selects ...

*

*name elements, being ...

*... children of Placemark elements ...

*... anywhere in the document, ...

*... the textual content of the name element being east am.

Alternative
//Placemark/name[string(.)='east am']

See this SO answer for a full discussion of the difference between string(.) and ./text().
Basically, on one hand, ./text() fails if the textual content of a xml node is represented with multiple text nodes. AFAIK this decision is made by the parser and you have no way to guide this choice.
On the other hand, if the targeted name node is of a complex type, ie. may have child elements with their own textual content, you would need to specify the concatenation of all of the text fragments from the target element itself and its descendants.
Code
This code is a standalone sample to gather a representation of a node referenced by a given xpath expression from the xml file given as a sample.
This code originates with this SO answer, all credits are due to its author, none to me.
Note that your xml excerpt is not a valid standalone xml file since it lacks a single root element. Add any synthetic root to the file if it does not yet have one (the xpath expression will work either way).
File names as is are xpath.java and test.51320827.xml. Tested with java 1.8.0_45;
//  https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51320827/how-can-i-retrieve-the-child-node-using-xpath-java
//
//  code taken from:    https://stackoverflow.com/a/47280397
//
//
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;
import javax.xml.*;
import javax.xml.parsers.*;
import javax.xml.xpath.*;
import org.w3c.dom.*;
import org.xml.sax.*;

public class xpath {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        String xpathExpression = "//Placemark/name[./text()='east am']";

        // Read file
        Document doc = null;
        try {

            DocumentBuilderFactory factory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();
            factory.setValidating(false);
            factory.setNamespaceAware(true);
            factory.setIgnoringComments(true);
            factory.setIgnoringElementContentWhitespace(true);

            DocumentBuilder builder = factory.newDocumentBuilder();
            File file = new File( "test.51320827.xml" );
            FileInputStream stream = new FileInputStream( file );
            doc = builder.parse( stream );
        } catch (SAXException | IOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        } catch (ParserConfigurationException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }

        // get from XPath
        try {
            XPathFactory xpf = XPathFactory.newInstance();
            XPath xpath = xpf.newXPath();

            XPathExpression compile = xpath.compile(xpathExpression);
            NodeList nodeList = (NodeList) compile.evaluate(doc, XPathConstants.NODESET);

            displayNodeList(nodeList);
        } catch (XPathExpressionException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }

        System.out.println("\n===== ***** =====");
    }

    static void displayNodeList( NodeList nodeList ) {
        for (int i = 0; i < nodeList.getLength(); i++) {
            Node node = nodeList.item(i);
            String NodeName = node.getNodeName();

            NodeList childNodes = node.getChildNodes();
            if ( childNodes.getLength() > 1 ) {
                for (int j = 0; j < childNodes.getLength(); j++) {

                    Node child = childNodes.item(j);
                    short nodeType = child.getNodeType();
                    if ( nodeType == 1 ) {
                        System.out.format( "\n\t Node Name:[%s], Text[%s] ", child.getNodeName(), child.getTextContent() );
                    }
                }
            } else {
                System.out.format( "\n Node Name:[%s], Text[%s] ", NodeName, node.getTextContent() );
            }

        }
    }
}

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New York state Assembly passes medical marijuana legislation
Updated Mar 22, 2019; Posted May 28, 2014
NY Medical Marijuana
Supports cheer after the Senate health committee advanced a bill that would legalize medical marijuana in New York at the Capitol on Tuesday, May 20, 2014, in Albany, N.Y.
ALBANY, N.Y. -- The Democratic-led state Assembly on Tuesday passed legislation that would legalize the use of marijuana for medical purposes, increasing pressure on the Senate to pass it before the session concludes at the end of June.
The bill, dubbed the Compassionate Care Act, passed 91-34. The Assembly had previously passed medical marijuana legislation, and in April Democratic Speaker Sheldon Silver said if the Senate were to take up the legislation the Assembly would pass it again.
Democratic Assemblyman Richard Gottfried said particular strains of marijuana can help children with a rare form of epilepsy and patients undergoing chemotherapy.
"Lives could be made more tolerable and longer by enacting this legislation," Gottfried said.
The Assembly's passage could be a possible indicator that the Republican-led Senate is gearing up to act on medical marijuana.
Last week medical marijuana cleared its first hurdle and passed the Senate health committee, but its prospects remain uncertain. The measure would still have to clear the Republican-led finance committee and be allowed by both leaders of the Senate to go to a floor vote.
Sen. John DeFrancisco, chairman of the finance committee, did not return calls seeking comment on whether he would allow medical marijuana to be brought to a vote in committee. The bill's sponsor Sen. Diane Savino, a Staten Island Democrat, said she is confident that she has the votes needed to pass in the finance committee and in the Senate.
Due to the power sharing agreement between Republicans and a faction of five Democrats that control the Senate, each leader can block bills from being brought to the floor by using veto power. Senate Republican Leader Dean Skelos has warmed up to the idea, saying he supports medical marijuana use in oil form, but has trepidation about smoking the drug.
Sen. Jeff Klein, who leads a faction of Democrats who control the Senate with Republicans, is a co-sponsor of the bill.
While Gottfried and Savino's bills are not the same, if the bills passed, the sponsors will have to adjust and consolidate them before legislation reaches Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo's desk.
Cuomo, who proposed a limited medical marijuana pilot program, which would allow 20 hospitals statewide to administer the drug, has been noncommittal on the Compassionate Care Act. He would review the legislation if passed, a spokesman said.

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In the first installment of this series we described several unique characteristics of personal data that present challenges to companies looking for ways to monetize it. These unique characteristics of personal data (e.g., highly regulated, unstructured data elements, ownership questions) must be addressed if companies are going to capitalize on the promise of predictive and performative analytics to extract value from their personal data assets. Any solution to the challenges to monetizing data assets will require companies to execute two basic sets of operations prior to performing any analytics: data discovery and data aggregation. While these operations will not resolve all of the company's data monetization challenges, they are critical steps that must be performed if companies want to make the most of their efforts to monetize personal data.
First, locate all identifiers: Personal data is everywhere. Selecting a tool or set of tools that can scour your company's structured and unstructured data repositories, including data in cloud repositories and IOT devices (unique and valuable data can be found in these stores) is the first step. There are tools on the market that have varying capabilities companies can use to discover where their personal data assets are located and what specific data elements are contained in those repositories. The more exhaustive the discovery operation, the better the opportunity to create rich data sets from which revenue generating insights can be created.
Then, consolidate identifiers to the right identities: Once the company has identified the personal and metadata elements within its structured and unstructured data stores, the next operation is to consolidate these discrete personal and metadata elements with the right personal data record or identity. While there are regulatory considerations that must be considered prior to simply consolidating this data, there are steps and considerations the company should take before using the data for monetization purposes. Companies can sanitize the data to meet some of the above-mentioned privacy related requirements via techniques such as filtering, cleansing, pruning and conforming. Companies can also weigh or risk-rate various sources of data (e.g., elements pulled from social media may have less reliability than elements on a job application form) to better project the value of any correlations derived from analysis of the data.
The consolidation of the identifiers to the right identity is not simply a matter of attaching John Smith's medical images to John Smith's record, it's also a matter of ensuring that the John Smith to whom the medical image belongs is not attached to another individual named John or J. Smith. Companies need tools that can effectively associate or match the right data elements with the right identity. It helps the company to identify the specific set of regulatory obligations and other commitments that may restrict the use of the personal data and, just as importantly, it ensures that any patterns or correlations derived from the analysis of the data is based on as complete, accurate and up-to-date information as possible.
Now apply the right metadata to the identities: Data discovery and the consolidation of identifiers do not, on their own, identify the regulatory requirements that govern the data. The secret to accurately tagging identities with their obligations is in associating the identities with the metadata that their processing generates. Metadata is the information systems generate about the who, how, where and when concerning their operations (i.e., the data about the data). Metadata can contain important information that can help the company address a variety of issues including data quality, regulatory restrictions, and obligations the company has to the data subject vis-à-vis contracts, privacy notices and/or consents related to the use of the data.
System of record with specific privacy obligations (e.g., EHR vs CRM).
While there is no simple solution, this information will help companies remain lawful when taking steps to monetize personal data because it will help them to identify which data elements or records should be de-identified or anonymized prior to aggregation or prior to conducting analytics.
Voila! Behold the results: Once the above operations have been executed, the business's personal data assets are ripe for monetization. From a breadth perspective, the business now has a true understanding of the volume and categories of unique identities in their data stocks. From a depth perspective, the consolidation and association of vast amounts of information with each identity provides much richer, and hence more value-laden, individual profiles. In addition to a firm grasp of the volume and richness of the personal data assets, consolidation makes it much easier to update the record over time when new or amended bits of information have been provided by the data subject or generated by a business process. Further, application of the right metadata to the identities allows the business to know in advance what is permissible or impermissible with respect to what can and cannot be done with a personal information record. The benefit here is not simply that the business now has the ability to select which identities can be used for which purposes, but it also provides a roadmap to the business to know which of the data elements associated with the individual (e.g., medical or financial records) must be de-identified or obfuscated before it can be used for the purpose of monetization.
Now that the business has a fact-based understanding of its personal data assets that includes an understanding of the true parameters of what can and cannot be done with this valuable data asset, it's time to begin making plans to creatively monetize the data.
As companies begin preparations to create value from their data assets, there will be a growing demand for effective tools that can help with the operations of discovery and aggregation. The tools will have to be not only data-aware like traditional DLP solutions, but identity aware.
In the final installment of this series, available in next month's Privacy Advisor, we will explore the promise of these new identity aware solutions.


Tessem participated as carpenter on Amundsen's Maud expedition and he died when returning to Dickson together with Paul Knudsen.
Peter Lorents Tessem was born in Beitstad in North Trøndelag, and lived for long periods in Tromsø. He was the eldest of 16 children. He was 43 years old when he joined the Maud in 1918. Peter Tessem and Helmer Hanssen (who also lived in Tromsø) were good friends and Hanssen had already participated on Roald Amundsen's two previous expeditions.
After the first winter at Maudheim by Mys Chelyuskina (Cape Chelyuskin) Tessem wished to leave the expedition, apparently owing to bouts of headaches and sleeplessness. Together with Paul Knudsen he was sent back to the telegraph station on Dickson Island, taking with them post and the expedition's scientific data so far. The two left Maudheim by dog sledge on 15 October 1919. The journey was 800 km long and most of the route had already been traversed by an earlier expedition; a month was therefore calculated for the trip. However, the two never arrived.
In March 1920 Amundsen's brother Leon realized that the two were missing after he received a telegram from Amundsen who was then wintering with the Maud by Ajon Island. Otto Sverdrup organised a search expedition with the Heimen, but that was stopped by ice near to the peninsula Poluostrov Mikhaylova. In spring 1921 a Soviet-Norwegian search expedition led by Nikifor Begichev searched along the coast and at Mys Vil'da they found a message from Tessem and Knudsen in a cairn that Otto Sverdrup had built in 1915. This stated that all was well with the two so far. On the way west from there towards Dikson Begichev found near Poluostrov Mikhaylova the remains of an open fire with burned bones, nails, buttons, remains of a pocket barometer, ammunition from 1912, and more. It was presumed that one of the men had perished and the other had burned the corpse since it was not possible to bury it in the frozen ground. It was later realized that these remains were from Vladimir Rusanov's expedition that had disappeared in 1912 – including Alexander Kutschin from Amundsen's Antarctic expedition – and that the bones were not human.
In 1922 a Soviet geological expedition led by N. N. Urvantsev found the post, the scientific data and other artefacts that had belonged to Knudsen and Tessem by the Zeledeev River, 80 km from Dikson. They had been stored in a depot, but no explanatory message was found. Nearer to Dikson, by the Uboynaya River, two pairs of Norwegian skis and part of a sleeping bag were found. Finally the skeleton of a man was found on a small slope by the sound that separates Dickson Island from the mainland. It was 3 km over the water to the telegraph station on the island and the man would have been able to see the lights there before he died. A gold watch engraved with Tessem's name and a gold ring engraved with the name of his wife were found on the corpse. It was presumed that Tessem in that case had almost reached his goal when he slipped on the way down the slope, knocked himself out and froze to death.
Tessem's remains were buried on top of the slope, which is now by Dickson town, and an impressive memorial stone was erected over the grave. A long discussion was carried out in the 1970s and '80s between Soviet and Norwegian scientists as to whether the corpse was in fact Tessem's, or maybe Knudsen's and that Knudsen had taken Tessem's watch and ring with him after Tessem died. It is more or less concluded that the corpse was in fact Tessem.


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Hillary's High Crimes & Misdemeanors
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By:Pat Buchanan | November 04, 2016
If Hillary Clinton is elected president on Tuesday, and if what Bret Baier is reporting from FBI sources on Fox News is true, America is headed for a constitutional crisis.
Indeed, it would seem imperative that FBI Director James Comey, even if it violates protocol and costs him his job, should state publicly whether what Baier's FBI sources are telling him is false or true.
The people have a right to know—before Tuesday.
For, if true, Clinton could face charges in 2017 and impeachment and removal from office in 2018.
According to Baier, FBI agents have found new emails, believed to have originated on Clinton's server, on the computer jointly used by close aide Huma Abedin and her disgraced husband, Anthony Weiner.
Abedin's failure to turn this computer over to the State Department on leaving State appears to be a violation of U.S. law.
Moreover, the laptops of close Clinton aides Cheryl Mills and Heather Samuelson, thought destroyed by the FBI, were apparently retained and are "being exploited" by the National Security division.
And here is the salient point. His FBI sources told Baier, "with 99 percent" certitude, that Clinton's Chappaqua server "had been hacked by at least five foreign intelligence services . . . "
If this is so, Hillary Clinton as security risk ranks right up there with Alger Hiss and Harry Dexter White, though they acted out of treasonous ideology and she out of Clintonian hubris. What do these foreign intelligence agencies know about Clinton that the voters do not?
The second revelation from Baier is that the Clinton Foundation has been under active investigation by the white-collar crime division of the FBI for a year and is a "very high priority."
Specifically, the FBI is looking into published allegations of "pay-to-play." This is the charge that the Clinton State Department traded access, influence and policy decisions to foreign regimes and to big donors who gave hundreds of millions to the Clinton Foundation, along with 15 years of six-figure speaking fees for Bill and Hillary.
According to Baier's sources, FBI agents are "actively and aggressively" pursuing this case, have interviewed and re-interviewed multiple persons, and are now being inundated in an "avalanche of new information" from WikiLeaks documents and new emails.
The FBI told Baier that they anticipate indictments.
Indeed, with the sums involved, and the intimate ties between high officials of Bill's foundation, and Hillary and her close aides at State, it strains credulity to believe that deals were not discussed and cut.
Books have been written alleging and detailing them.
Also, not only Fox News but also the Wall Street Journal and other news sources are reporting on what appears a rebellion inside the FBI against strictures on their investigations imposed by higher ups in the Department of Justice of Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
Director Comey has come under fire from left and right—first for refusing to recommend the prosecution of Clinton, then for last week's statement about the discovery of new and "pertinent" emails on the Abedin-Weiner computer—but retains a reputation for integrity.
And he knows better than any other high official the answer to a critical question that needs answering before Tuesday: Has Baier been fed exaggerated or false information by FBI agents hostile to Clinton?
Or has Baier been told the truth?
In the latter case, we are facing a constitutional crisis if Clinton is elected. And the American people surely have a right to know that before they go to the polls on Tuesday.
What is predictable ahead?
Attorney General Lynch, whether she stays or goes, will be hauled before Congress to explain whether she or top aides impeded the FBI investigations of the Clinton scandals. And witnesses from within her Justice department and FBI will also be called to testify.
Moreover, Senate Republicans would block confirmation of any new attorney general who did not first promise to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the email and pay-to-play scandals, and any pressure from Lynch's Justice Department on the FBI.
Even Democrats would concede that a Department of Justice, staffed by Hillary Clinton appointees, could not credibly be entrusted with investigating alleged high crimes and misdemeanors by former Secretary of State Clinton and confidants like Abedin and Mills.
An independent counsel, a special prosecutor, appears inevitable.
And such individuals usually mark their success or failure by how many and how high are the indictments and convictions they rack up.
However, these processes proceed at a torpid pace.
First comes the setting up of the office and the hirings, then the investigations, then the grand jury appearances, then the indictments, then the prosecutions, then the horse-trading for the testimony of the accused and the convicted in return for immunity or leniency.
Steadily, it moves up the food chain. And when a head of state is involved, it is a process deeply debilitating to the nation.
We have gone through this before, twice.
Do we really want to go through it again?
Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of the new book The Greatest Comeback: How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to Create the New Majority. To find out more about Patrick Buchanan and read features by other Creators writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators website at www.creators.com.
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En informatique, on parle d'une architecture  lorsque les mots manipulés par le processeur ont une largeur de , ce qui leur permet de varier entre les valeurs 0 et  pour un mot non signé (c'est-à-dire un mot non doté d'un signe mathématique positif ou négatif), et entre  et  pour un mot signé.

Lorsque le mot de  sert à coder l'adresse d'un élément, il peut adresser une mémoire de taille  (2). Donc un système d'exploitation de  ne pourra pas utiliser plus de  de RAM. Cependant, des processus bénéficiant de la fonctionnalité PAE, ainsi que d'un système d'exploitation compatible, peuvent voir la taille de leur mémoire atteindre jusqu'à  (2). Par exemple, sur n'importe quel système GNU/Linux (tel que Debian, Linux Mint ou Ubuntu pour ne citer qu'eux), il est possible d'installer le noyau linux-pae qui permet au système de prendre en charge jusqu'à  de RAM sur un système 32 bits.

On peut citer comme exemple d'architecture  l'architecture Intel i386.

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Published On: 24 Aug, 2015
Born on 21st March, 1972 to a famous violinist Behrouz Alipanahi and a homemaker Shahla Alipanahi in the capital city of Iran (Tehran), Bobby Alipanahi also known as Babak is the Shahs of Sunset fame and is renowned for his tumultuous relationship with another star Asifa Mirza of the same reality show. His family members also include a sister named Parisha who was born in the US. The 1.85 meter handsome guy is a part of the Shah's of Sunset which is a TV series reality show airing on Bravo Television. He plays as a friend of the Shahs in the reality show. He debuted along with his wife in the fourth season of the show.
The liveliness of Bobby while at a very young age made his father enrolled him in swimming and martial arts along with teaching him music and classical piano in which he himself owned a masters degree in United States itself. Soon, Bobby learned swimming and used it for greater occasions. Owing to his great skills in swimming, he was called in the 1985 Junior Olympics by McDonald's. He won a bronze medal in the team mix for his performance. It was in the same year, when he received another great recognition as a black belt in Hapkido which is a Korean martial art.
After graduating from the high school in 1990 when he was 18, he opened a karate studio on the request of his instructor along with a fellow mate. Later, he went on to become the individual owner of the martial art instructing studio by buying his friends share. At the same time he also upgraded his black belt to fourth degree. His great skills in martial arts won him several recognitions and awards which includes the prestigious Long Beach, Ed Parker's International Championship in California for two years respectively.
Championship in California for two years respectively.
Having a great father who cares and praises you is a boon for everyone, which is also true with this dashing guy whose father invited him to sing along with other musicians and singers. At a very young age, Bobby got the chance to perform with various star singers of Persian music industry. Thank be laid on a father who handled his son with care and blessed him with different skills while he was in a learning age.
Aroosak was the first album which was arranged and produced by Bobby himself and later on went on to direct the videos too. The album consisted of thirteen songs. The credit of all the song lyrics also goes to him. His extraordinary talent also can be seen in his poems. Varying from happiness to sadness and from illumination to anger, he wrote about 100 poems.
With more than 2000 followers in his twitter account and more than 24000 followers in Instagram, Bobby Panahi is quite popular among his fans. According to sources, he is still together with the beautiful Asifa Mirza, his ex-wife and the couple were spotted in Maui while on a vacation for Asifa's birthday. He has a net worth of about $ 1.5 million and his ex wife or his girlfriend Asifa Mirza has a net worth of $2 million. The affair between the couple was a talk of the town when they both were separated.
Being an Irani in Nationality, Bobby has made himself quite a celebrity in the western world along with his troublous girlfriend. You can like his facebook page and also follow him on twitter and instagram for regular gossip on this self made macho man. You can also watch his videos on youtube.
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Lubbock Christian University was featured on The Chronicle of Higher Education's list of Great Colleges to Work For (GCWF) for 10 categories in 2018. LCU was also named to the honor roll of recognized institutions.
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Since being featured in the 2003 Venice Biennale, Papetti emerged as one of the most important Italian painters today.
Papetti is a self-taught artist. His most recognizable body of work is focused on industrial archaeology, portraits and studies of nudes, frequently painted from a high-angle perspective.
He has been exhibiting since 1980. Recent museum exhibitions include the Galleria Comunale d'Arte in Cesena, Italy, and the Musei Civici di Villa Manzoni in Lecco, Italy.
Numerous individual shows in the most prestigious Italian galleries.


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Macleay was an electoral district of the Legislative Assembly in the Australian state of New South Wales established in 1880 in the Macleay River area. Between 1889 and 1894, it elected two members with voters casting two votes and the two leading candidates being elected. In 1894, it was abolished, partly replaced by Raleigh. Under the spelling conventions of the time it was generally spelled M'Leay.

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motley (adj.)
late 14c., "parti-colored, variegated in color" (originally of fabric), from Anglo-French motteley, a word of unknown origin, perhaps [OED] based on Old English mot "speck" or a cognate Germanic word (see mote). But Klein's sources say probably from Gaulish. Century Dictionary rejects both. "Diversified in color," especially of a fool's dress. Hence, allusively, "a fool" (1600). As a noun meaning "cloth of contrasting mixed color" from late 14c.
mottle (n.)
"a pattern or arrangement of marks or blotches of different colors or shades," 1670s, probably a back-formation from motley.
varicolored (adj.)
"diversified in color, motley," also vari-colored, 1660s, from Latin varius (see vary) + English colored (adj.).
rag-bag (n.)
"bag in which scraps of clothing are stored," 1820, from rag (n.1) + bag (n.). Figurative sense of "motley collection" is by 1864.
yew (n.)
evergreen tree of temperate Europe and Asia, Old English iw, eow "yew," from Proto-Germanic *iwo- (source also of Middle Dutch iwe, Dutch ijf, Old High German iwa, German Eibe, Old Norse yr), from PIE *ei-wo- (source also of Old Irish eo, Welsh ywen "yew"), perhaps a suffixed form of root *ei- (2) "reddish, motley, yellow."
OED says French if, Spanish iva, Medieval Latin ivus are from Germanic (and says Dutch ijf is from French); others posit a Gaulish ivos as the source of these. Lithuanian ieva likewise is said to be from Germanic. The tree symbolizes both death and immortality, being poisonous as well as long-lived. Reference to its wood as well-suited to making bows dates from c. 1400.


These chic travel guide books will provide loads of weekend getaway inspiration for 2014.
One part of my travel goals this year is to explore not only a bit more of Europe (Scandinavian countries are calling my name), but also more of the United States and Canada (I haven't been west of Toronto!). For a little travel inspiration, I found these chic books by The New York Times – '36 hours' is dubbed the point of reference for the weekend traveller with tips on what to see, do, places to stay, shop and even where to eat – all rounded up by travel vet Barbara Ireland (who has been working at the Times for years). Not to mention the beautifully bound books make the perfect coffee table accessory as I plan from my couch.
Currently Coveting: Faux Fur … Everything!


Hydrogen has yet to live up to its full promise as an emission free way to power cars and other vehicles, partly because it is extremely temperamental in terms of handling. Now scientists at Brookhaven National Laboratory have found a way to make the cantankerous beast behave like ordinary gasoline or other liquid petroleum-based fuels, paving the way for low cost hydrogen fuel storage and transportation using infrastructure that already exists.
Brookhaven was far from the only lab involved in the research. Scientists from Baruch College and the U.S.-Japan Collaboration on Clean Energy program (which includes Japan's National Institute of advanced Industrial Science and Technology) had a hand in determining exactly how the reaction creates formic acid, and the Scripps Research Institute contributed a synthetic ligand that boosted the efficiency of the catalyst.
Conventional hydrogen storage involves manipulating temperature and pressure, which requires energy. So far, tests have shown that the new catalyst can accomplish the same thing under ambient room temperature and pressure. As for releasing hydrogen from the solution, "one can simply flip the 'pH switch' on the catalyst," according to chemist James Muckerman.
The next steps for the research involve fine tuning the catalyst to find the most cost effective storage process.
a rooftop solar/hydrogen module for home use.
Meanwhile, the Department of Energy is pushing ahead with fuel cell research and development through the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, and a major hydrogen fuel cell project in Hawaii is under way for the entire island of Oahu with the help of numerous partners including the U.S. Army.
Image: Courtesy of Brookhaven National Laboratory.


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Here It Begins (?) --- Day 4/250
Walk: No, Fall Closet Caper Day
Distance: 0 and day of rest from yoga
Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (Spanish 1746-1828), The Shooting of the Third of May, 1808 in Madrid,* 1814,
Oil on Canvas, 8' 4 3/8" x 11' 3.7/8", Museo del Prado, Madrid, Spain
Ciwt has not personally seen this famous painting by the equally famous Spanish artist, Goya, nor was she aware until recently of the historical circumstances it depicts*. But The Third of May** (it goes by several titles) transcends its circumstances and is extremely moving even in pictures. She can only imagine how she would feel if she stood face to face in its nearly 8.5' by 11.5' presence.
(Probably like she felt after writing her Sr. thesis on Picasso's Guernica (1937)from hundreds of images in art history books. She had 'seen' and written about nearly every inch of the canvas and thought she 'knew' it until she encountered it in all its emotional enormity and outrage at MoMA. She'd forgotten it was there, and nearly lost her breath when she looked up at its prominent position immediately upon entering MoMA)***
Guernica is absolutely related to The Third of May, 1808 - as an impassioned statement by a great Spanish artist about the abject bestial cruelty of war. A Modern statement. Like Guernica, The Third of May is acclaimed as one of the great paintings of all time. But it stands alone as what many art experts have deemed the first modern painting.
The Third of May toppled many traditional art pillars. One wonders if Guernica could have been received without The Third of May already being in the world. Goya's painting was not welcomed - might have even been hidden by the King of Spain rather than display a painting that fearlessly depicted the brutality and human suffering of war. Up until this painting, it was traditional in Spanish painting to depict war as a bloodless affair with little emotional impact. But here was a painting that, not only displayed blood but dared to mix Christian iconography with 'mere mortals' - common laborers at that. (The lantern that is the sole source of light in the painting was traditionally associated with Jesus and the removed powers of the Church, and certainly the main figure is a crucifixion symbol - even including a nail hole in his right hand ).
Just contemplating this groundbreaking artwork is a lot for Ciwt. So, more soon The Third of May, 1808 and the complex artist who painted it.
*Napoleon had tricked his way into Spain on the pretense of passing throug hin order to engage Portugal. When he got his French troops across the border, he executed his original plan of occupying Spain and installing his older brother, Joseph, as King of Spain. On May 2, 21.000 Spaniardsr ose up against the French military, but faced brutal and merciless retaliation the next day. Goya painted both events within a six month period in 1814.
The Second of May, 1808, o/c, 105" x 132"
** The painting is also known as The Shootings of May 3, The Executions, The Third of May, 1808: The Execution of the Defenders of Madrid.
***Guernica was exhibited in the Spanish Pavilion at the Paris International Exposition and in 1939 was sent to New York on tour for the benefit of the Spanish Refugee Committee. When World War II broke out later that year, Picaso requested that it and a number of his other works be held at MoMA on extended loan. When the war ended, most of the works were returned to Europe, but Picasso asked that Guernica and its preliminary studies be kept by MoMA until 'reestablishment of public liberties.' It was returned to Spain in 1982 under heavy guard; there is ongoing agitation about where its permanent exhibition home should be.
The Dark Cometh --- Day 4/275
Tension on the Mantle --- Day 4/274
Pet Tree Babies --- Day 4/273
Masters of the Desert --- Day 4/272
Tent City (For A While) --- Day 4/271
Cogitating --- Day 4/270
Bedouin Western Plus --- Day 4/269
GrandPop of Pop --- Day 4/268
All By Herself --- Day 4/267
Annual Dinner Time Again --- Day 4/266
Serendipity with Flowers --- Day 4/265
Little Things/Fall Light --- Day 4/264
Smooth Bridge --- 4/263
Well, Ciwt Likes It... --- Day 4/262
Tsk, Tsk. Really? --- Day 2/261
Gilded Age with Fine Woodwork -- Day 4/260
Many Wires, No Signal --- Day 4/258
Changing Lightbulbs --- Day 4/257
Down Dog --- Day 4/256
Hunkering Down SF Style --- Day 4/255
Ahhhh --- Day 4/254
Of Course He Doesn't --- Day 4/253
Respite --- Day 252
Miss Ciwt Regrets She's Unable to Lunch.... Day ...
Revolutionary? --- Day 4/249
Never Open Your Mouth** --- Day 4/248
From Mars to Oscar? --- Day 4/247
I Think That I Shall Never See....* --- Day 4/246
Fine(ish) Art --- Day 4/245


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import { minitz } from "./helpers/minitz.js";

// This import is only used by tsc for generating type definitions from js/jsdoc
// deno-lint-ignore no-unused-vars
import { CronOptions as CronOptions } from "./options.js"; // eslint-disable-line no-unused-vars

/**
 * Constant defining the minimum number of days per month where index 0 = January etc.
 * @private
 *
 * @constant
 * @type {Number[]}
 *
*/
const DaysOfMonth = [31,28,31,30,31,30,31,31,30,31,30,31];

/**
 * Array of work to be done, consisting of subarrays described below:
 * @private
 *
 * @constant
 *
 * [
 *   First item is which member to process,
 *   Second item is which member to increment if we didn't find a mathch in current item,
 *   Third item is an offset. if months is handled 0-11 in js date object, and we get 1-12 from `this.minute`
 *   from pattern. Offset should be -1
 * ]
 *
 */
const RecursionSteps = [
	["month", "year",  0],
	["day", "month", -1],
	["hour", "day",  0],
	["minute", "hour",  0],
	["second", "minute",  0],
];

/**
 * Converts date to CronDate
 * @constructor
 *
 * @param {CronDate|Date|string} [d] - Input date, if using string representation ISO 8001 (2015-11-24T19:40:00) local timezone is expected
 * @param {string} [tz] - String representation of target timezone in Europe/Stockholm format.
*/
function CronDate (d, tz) {

	/**
	 * TimeZone
	 * @type {string|undefined}
	 */
	this.tz = tz;

	// Populate object using input date, or throw
	if (d && d instanceof Date) {
		if (!isNaN(d)) {
			this.fromDate(d);
		} else {
			throw new TypeError("CronDate: Invalid date passed to CronDate constructor");
		}
	} else if (d === void 0) {
		this.fromDate(new Date());
	} else if (d && typeof d === "string") {
		this.fromString(d);
	} else if (d instanceof CronDate) {
		this.fromCronDate(d);
	} else {
		throw new TypeError("CronDate: Invalid type (" + typeof d + ") passed to CronDate constructor");
	}

}

/**
 * Sets internals using a Date
 * @private
 *
 * @param {Date} inDate - Input date in local time
 */
CronDate.prototype.fromDate = function (inDate) {

	/* If this instance of CronDate has a target timezone set,
	 * use minitz to convert input date object to target timezone
	 * before extracting hours, minutes, seconds etc.
	 *
	 * If not, extract all parts from inDate as-is.
	 */
	if (this.tz) {
		const d = minitz.toTZ(inDate, this.tz);
		this.ms = inDate.getMilliseconds();
		this.second = d.s;
		this.minute = d.i;
		this.hour = d.h;
		this.day = d.d;
		this.month  = d.m - 1;
		this.year = d.y;
	} else {
		this.ms = inDate.getMilliseconds();
		this.second = inDate.getSeconds();
		this.minute = inDate.getMinutes();
		this.hour = inDate.getHours();
		this.day = inDate.getDate();
		this.month  = inDate.getMonth();
		this.year = inDate.getFullYear();
	}

};

/**
 * Sets internals by deep copying another CronDate
 * @private
 *
 * @param {CronDate} d - Input date
 */
CronDate.prototype.fromCronDate = function (d) {
	this.tz = d.tz;

	/**
	 * Current full year, in local time or target timezone specified by `this.tz`
	 * @type {number}
	 */
	this.year = d.year;

	/**
	 * Current month (1-12), in local time or target timezone specified by `this.tz`
	 * @type {number}
	 */
	this.month = d.month;

	/**
	 * Current day (1-31), in local time or target timezone specified by `this.tz`
	 * @type {number}
	 */
	this.day = d.day;

	/**
	 * Current hour (0-23), in local time or target timezone specified by `this.tz`
	 * @type {number}
	 */
	this.hour = d.hour;

	/**
	 * Current minute (0-59), in local time or target timezone specified by `this.tz`
	 * @type {number}
	 */
	this.minute = d.minute;

	/**
	 * Current second (0-59), in local time or target timezone specified by `this.tz`
	 * @type {number}
	 */
	this.second = d.second;

	/**
	 * Current milliseconds
	 * @type {number}
	 */
	this.ms = d.ms;
};

/**
 * Reset internal parameters (seconds, minutes, hours) if any of them have exceeded (or could have exceeded) their ranges
 * @private
 */
CronDate.prototype.apply = function () {
	// If any value could be out of bounds, apply
	if (this.month>11||this.day>DaysOfMonth[this.month]||this.hour>59||this.minute>59||this.second>59) {
		const d = new Date(Date.UTC(this.year, this.month, this.day, this.hour, this.minute, this.second, this.ms));
		this.ms = d.getUTCMilliseconds();
		this.second = d.getUTCSeconds();
		this.minute = d.getUTCMinutes();
		this.hour = d.getUTCHours();
		this.day = d.getUTCDate();
		this.month  = d.getUTCMonth();
		this.year = d.getUTCFullYear();
		return true;
	} else {
		return false;
	}
};

/**
 * Sets internals by parsing a string
 * @private
 *
 * @param {Date} date - Input date
 */
CronDate.prototype.fromString = function (str) {
	return this.fromDate(minitz.fromTZISO(str, this.tz));
};

/**
 * Find next match of current part
 * @private
 *
 * @param {CronOptions} options - Cron options used for incrementing
 * @param {string} target
 * @param {CronPattern} pattern
 * @param {Number} offset
 *
 * @returns {boolean}
 *
 */
CronDate.prototype.findNext = function (options, target, pattern, offset) {
	const originalTarget = this[target];

	// In the conditions below, local time is not relevant. And as new Date(Date.UTC(y,m,d)) is way faster
	// than new Date(y,m,d). We use the UTC functions to set/get date parts.

	// Pre-calculate last day of month if needed
	let lastDayOfMonth;
	if (pattern.lastDayOfMonth) {
		if (this.month !== 1) {
			lastDayOfMonth = DaysOfMonth[this.month]; // About 20% performance increase when using L
		} else {
			lastDayOfMonth = new Date(Date.UTC(this.year, this.month+1, 0,0,0,0,0)).getUTCDate();
		}
	}

	// Pre-calculate weekday if needed
	// Calculate offset weekday by ((fDomWeekDay + (targetDate - 1)) % 7)
	const fDomWeekDay = (!pattern.starDOW && target == "day") ? new Date(Date.UTC(this.year, this.month, 1,0,0,0,0)).getUTCDay() : undefined;

	for( let i = this[target] + offset; i < pattern[target].length; i++ ) {

		// this applies to all "levels"
		let match = pattern[target][i];

		// Special case for last day of month
		if (target === "day" && pattern.lastDayOfMonth && i-offset == lastDayOfMonth) {
			match = true;
		}

		// Special case for day of week
		if (target === "day" && !pattern.starDOW) {
			const dowMatch = pattern.dow[(fDomWeekDay + ((i-offset) - 1)) % 7];
			// If we use legacyMode, and dayOfMonth is specified - use "OR" to combine day of week with day of month
			// In all other cases use "AND"
			if (options.legacyMode && !pattern.starDOM) {
				match = match || dowMatch;
			} else {
				match = match && dowMatch;
			}
		}

		if (match) {
			this[target] = i-offset;

			// Return 2 if changed, 1 if unchanged
			return (originalTarget !== this[target]) ? 2 : 1;
		}
	}

	// Return 3 if part was not matched
	return 3;
};

/**
 * Increment to next run time recursively
 * @private
 *
 * @param {string} pattern - The pattern used to increment current state
 * @param {CronOptions} options - Cron options used for incrementing
 * @param {integer} doing - Which part to increment, 0 represent first item of RecursionSteps-array etc.
 * @return {CronDate|null} - Returns itthis for chaining, or null if increment wasnt possible
 */
CronDate.prototype.recurse = function (pattern, options, doing)  {

	// Find next month (or whichever part we're at)
	const res = this.findNext(options, RecursionSteps[doing][0], pattern, RecursionSteps[doing][2]);

	// Month (or whichever part we're at) changed
	if (res > 1) {
		// Flag following levels for reset
		let resetLevel = doing + 1;
		while(resetLevel < RecursionSteps.length) {
			this[RecursionSteps[resetLevel][0]] = -RecursionSteps[resetLevel][2];
			resetLevel++;
		}
		// Parent changed
		if (res=== 3) {
			// Do increment parent, and reset current level
			this[RecursionSteps[doing][1]]++;
			this[RecursionSteps[doing][0]] = -RecursionSteps[doing][2];
			this.apply();

			// Restart
			return this.recurse(pattern, options, 0);
		} else if (this.apply()) {
			return this.recurse(pattern, options, doing-1);
		}

	}

	// Move to next level
	doing += 1;

	// Done?
	if (doing >= RecursionSteps.length) {
		return this;

		// ... or out of bounds ?
	} else if (this.year >= 3000) {
		return null;

		// ... oh, go to next part then
	} else {

		return this.recurse(pattern, options, doing);
	}

};

/**
 * Increment to next run time
 * @public
 *
 * @param {string} pattern - The pattern used to increment current state
 * @param {CronOptions} options - Cron options used for incrementing
 * @param {boolean} [hasPreviousRun] - If this run should adhere to minimum interval
 * @return {CronDate|null} - Returns itthis for chaining, or null if increment wasnt possible
 */
CronDate.prototype.increment = function (pattern, options, hasPreviousRun) {

	// Always add one second, or minimum interval, then clear milliseconds and apply changes if seconds has gotten out of bounds
	if (options.interval > 1 && hasPreviousRun) {
		this.second += options.interval;
	} else {
		this.second += 1;
	}
	this.ms = 0;
	this.apply();

	// Recursively change each part (y, m, d ...) until next match is found, return null on failure
	return this.recurse(pattern, options, 0);

};

/**
 * Convert current state back to a javascript Date()
 * @public
 *
 * @param {boolean} internal - If this is an internal call
 * @returns {Date}
 */
CronDate.prototype.getDate = function (internal) {
	if (internal || !this.tz) {
		return new Date(this.year, this.month, this.day, this.hour, this.minute, this.second, this.ms);
	} else {
		return minitz(this.year, this.month+1, this.day, this.hour, this.minute, this.second, this.tz);
	}
};

/**
 * Convert current state back to a javascript Date() and return UTC milliseconds
 * @public
 *
 * @returns {Date}
 */
CronDate.prototype.getTime = function () {
	return this.getDate().getTime();
};

export { CronDate };

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im-config package provides the framework to configure and to switch the input method on X Window System. This input method is the essential mechanism for Japanese, Chinese and Korean (CJK) languages to enter their non-ASCII native characters.
Many modern input methods such as IBus support not only one of these CJK languages but support almost all languages simultaneously by dynamically switching keyboard modes with GUI helper program.
By installing this package, the most desirable input method and its backend conversion engine are automatically configured with both the X Window System Input Method (XIM), GTK+ input method module, Qt input method module, and clutrer input method module.


Antigua can be mesmerizing with her Colonial and culinary charms so obviously on display. It's easy to spend time here and we frequently visit from our adopted town of Panajachel, only two and a half hours away.
Guatemala is known for its excellent coffee, but one can't drink coffee all the time, and that's a good thing. Sometimes we have to step out of the caffeine box and... drink wine!
Nestled under the famous Catarina Arch on 5a Avenida Norte, this friendly wine and cigar bar welcomes you in. What a treat! They offer over 350 types of wines and cigars from all over the world.
You can have a glass of red wine, chilled white wine, or a classic Cuban cigar from their large humidor.
Here we read some support and advice from their humor board.
Let's have a glass of wine!
Their international wine display was impressive.
Tobacos y Vinos deliver to your home and they will also cater your parties. You will only be charged for what is consumed, not for partial cases that are left over.
This sparkly and spirited young woman from Spain welcomed us into the shop and poured our first glass of wine.
Pricing becomes progressively more appealing the more you purchase. A single glass runs from $2.70USD to $5.25USD.
Wines are wonderful, but one could just come and visit the employees and feel intoxicated.
We decided to try one chilled white and one cabernet. Watching the people pass by on the street and having conversation with other patrons inside, it was a relaxing way to pass an afternoon.
The next time you are in Antigua, stop by this unassuming little wine and tobacco bar.


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Q: Androidplot: Remove space to the left of chart I am using androidplot-core-0.6.1.jar and I'm modifying the SimpleXYPlotActivity example from the quickstart tutorial. I have removed some items and margin/padding, but what I want to do and can not find a way how, is to remove the space to the left of the chart. I have marked the space I want to remove with red in the image below. Can this be done?
How it looks
Red shows what I want to remove
Code from the activity:
public class MyXYPlotActivity extends Activity {

   private XYPlot plot;

   @Override
   public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState)
   {
       super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

       requestWindowFeature(Window.FEATURE_NO_TITLE);
       getWindow().setFlags(WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_FULLSCREEN,
       WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_FULLSCREEN);

       setContentView(R.layout.simple_xy_plot_example);

       setRequestedOrientation(ActivityInfo.SCREEN_ORIENTATION_SENSOR_LANDSCAPE);

       plot = (XYPlot) findViewById(R.id.mySimpleXYPlot);

       Number[] series1Numbers = {1, 8, 5, 2, 7, 4};

       XYSeries series1 = new SimpleXYSeries(
               Arrays.asList(series1Numbers),          // SimpleXYSeries takes a List so turn our array into a List
               SimpleXYSeries.ArrayFormat.Y_VALS_ONLY, // Y_VALS_ONLY means use the element index as the x value
               "Foo");                               // Set the display title of the series

       LineAndPointFormatter series1Format = new LineAndPointFormatter();
       series1Format.setPointLabelFormatter(new PointLabelFormatter());
       series1Format.configure(getApplicationContext(),
               R.xml.line_point_formatter_with_plf1);

       plot.addSeries(series1, series1Format);

       plot.setDomainValueFormat(new DecimalFormat("#"));
       plot.setRangeValueFormat(new DecimalFormat("#"));

       plot.setTitle("Title");
       plot.setRangeBoundaries(0,10, BoundaryMode.FIXED);

       int length = 30;
       plot.setDomainBoundaries(1,length, BoundaryMode.FIXED);

       plot.setRangeStep(XYStepMode.INCREMENT_BY_VAL, 1);

       plot.setDomainStep(XYStepMode.INCREMENT_BY_VAL, 1);

       plot.setMarkupEnabled(true);

       plot.setTicksPerRangeLabel(1);
       plot.setTicksPerDomainLabel(1);
       plot.getGraphWidget().setDomainLabelOrientation(90);

       plot.getLayoutManager().remove(plot.getLegendWidget());
       plot.getLayoutManager().remove(plot.getRangeLabelWidget());
       plot.getLayoutManager().remove(plot.getDomainLabelWidget());

       plot.setPlotMargins(0, 0, 0, 0);
       plot.setPlotPadding(0, 0, 0, 0);

       plot.setBorderStyle(Plot.BorderStyle.SQUARE, null, null);

       plot.getRangeLabelWidget().setHeight(0);
       plot.getRangeLabelWidget().setWidth(0);
       plot.getRangeLabelWidget().setPadding(0, 0, 0, 0);
       plot.getRangeLabelWidget().setMargins(0, 0, 0, 0);

       plot.getDomainLabelWidget().setHeight(0);
       plot.getDomainLabelWidget().setWidth(0);
       plot.getDomainLabelWidget().setPadding(0, 0, 0, 0);
       plot.getDomainLabelWidget().setMargins(0, 0, 0, 0);

   }
}

EDIT: I found the solution:
XYGraphWidget g = plot.getGraphWidget();
g.setRangeLabelWidth(25);
g.setDomainLabelWidth(25);

This above works.

A: Looks like you want to reduce/remove the graphWidget's margins and/or padding.  Try adding these to your code to see if it is having the desired effect...you'll obviously need to use nonzero values suited for your application:
plot.getGraphWidget().setMarginLeft(0);
plot.getGraphWidget().setPaddingLeft(0);

Also take a look at these similar questions:
Have a GraphWidget fill the entire View in AndroidPlot
How do I remove all space around a chart in AndroidPlot?


Silver Arcade was built in 1899.
What does the word Arcade refer to here?
The video game usage comes from the notion of a covered passageway or gallery. These galleries were often filled with mechanical, coin-operated games. (Penny arcades, etc.) Video games were the descendants of these forms of entertainment, so the name was extended to them.
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<?php

namespace Guzzle\Service\Command\LocationVisitor\Response;

use Guzzle\Http\Message\Response;
use Guzzle\Service\Description\Parameter;
use Guzzle\Service\Command\CommandInterface;

/**
 * Location visitor used to parse values out of a response into an associative array
 */
interface ResponseVisitorInterface
{
    /**
     * Called after visiting all parameters
     *
     * @param CommandInterface $command  Command being visited
     */
    public function after(CommandInterface $command);

    /**
     * Called once for each parameter being visited that matches the location type
     *
     * @param CommandInterface $command  Command being visited
     * @param Response         $response Response being visited
     * @param Parameter        $param    Parameter being visited
     * @param mixed            $value    Result associative array value being updated by reference
     * @param mixed            $context  Parsing context
     */
    public function visit(CommandInterface $command, Response $response, Parameter $param, &$value, $context =  null);
}


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L'arancio di acridina è un composto eterociclico aromatico.
Viene utilizzato in citologia e istologia come colorante.

L'arancio di acridina (AO) è un fluorocromo della famiglia delle Acridine, specifico per gli acidi nucleici (DNA/RNA) definito metacromatico, ossia con due diversi spettri di emissione: l'AO a bassa concentrazione e con rapporto colorante/proteine basso si lega al DNA doppia elica ed emette fluorescenza verde attorno ai 525 nm; all'aumento del rapporto colorante/proteine, l'AO provoca condensazione dell'acido nucleico a singola elica (RNA o DNA singola elica) ed emette fluorescenza rossa attorno ai 575 nm. Questa differente sensibilità degli acidi nucleici alla condensazione indotta dall'AO è la base della differente colorazione del DNA versus RNA.

Altri progetti

Ammine aromatiche
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ECDPMGreat Insights magazineEvaluating EU's Trade-related Assistance
Evaluating EU's Trade-related Assistance
Successes and challenges
Christensen, P.F. 2013. Evaluating EU's trade-related assistance: Successes and challenges. GREAT Insights, Volume 2, Issue 5. July-August 2013. Maastricht: ECDPM
EU trade-related assistance has been subjected to an independent evaluation, detailing both substantial achievements and continued challenges. While mostly successful, the EU has both under-analysed and under-estimated the importance and degree of genuine political commitment of its partners.
Trade can be a powerful mechanism for increasing growth, generating jobs and improving living standards. Especially the Doha Development Agenda, launched by the WTO in 2002, catalysed increased focus on harnessing the role of trade in the fight against poverty. EU and its member states have responded robustly and are now the largest providers of trade related assistance with rapid growth in volumes during the past decade. How well has EU been able to utilise the increased funding? A recent evaluation sheds some light on this issue (1).
First of all the sheer rise in funding available has in itself provided the EU with new means and modalities for engagement (quantity as a quality). This has allowed for the development of a diverse portfolio of trade-related interventions that has been tailored to very different context, ranging from support to the development of a sustainable trade system in fast-growing China, to assisting exporters in fragile Côte d'Ivoire. Thus the focus has also expanded beyond the traditional emphasis on trade policy, which dominated the agenda when the Doha was initially launched. This diversity of intervention options has also allowed the EU to stay continuously engaged in trade-related assistance, even under deteriorating and increasingly fragile conditions, by allowing it to flexible switch between different types of interventions that are appropriate to the evolving contexts. The EU is consequently also one of the most persistent providers of trade related assistance.
The trade-related assistance has helped improving the coherence of EU's policies. It is well-known that many developing countries struggle to meet the health and quality standards imposed by both public authorities (e.g. EU) and private importers (e.g. supermarket chains). Substantial volumes have been allocated to help exporters from poor countries to comply with these increasingly stringent private and public standards and often with considerable success. It is an area where the EU is seen as a reference point and also an area where demand for assistance is growing, as especially privately set standards are become more ubiquitous and demanding. However, a recurrent challenge has been to ensure sustainability of the quality infrastructure (for e.g. testing and certification) provided.
Also undermining sustainability has been the underestimation of the complex institutional set-up characterising not only the standards and compliance systems, but also the wider set of organisations involved in trade facilitation. At times, the EU has neglected the political and organisational challenges in mainstreaming the institutional framework; such reforms often involves transfer of power from one organisation to another which are inherently also political processes that can take time. One area of trade facilitation that has received particular attention is customs, where EU has provided technical assistance, systems and equipment to improve processing time as well as to increase predictability and transparency. Clearly there is a need improve the ease by which exporters can deliver their goods to their customers. In Africa it is estimated that a 5% reducing in waiting times at the borders could boost inter-regional trade with 10% (2). However, while EU has mostly been successful with the individual customs projects, overall the constraints to trade have only been reduced marginally (if at all) as customs only constitute a minor part of overall trade transaction cost. Again, the issue of ensuring better coordination across agencies and organisations deserve more attention and the EU has recently stepped up assistance in this area, often using the 'behind the border' approach, which goes beyond customs to address the trading obstacles more comprehensively.
Perhaps due to EU's own history of successful political and economic integration between European countries, support to regional integration has featured prominently. There is virtually no regional organisation in the developing world that has not been assisted by the EU. However, this is an area with significant discrepancies between the rhetoric and the concrete achievements. While both the EU and its regional partners have had ambitious objectives for closer integration, implementation consistently failed to match these. Too often the member states of the supported regional organisations had neither the political commitment nor the technical capacity to implement the formally agreed regional integration objectives. Thus progress has been far slower in this area than expected, even in the more successful cases, such as ASEAN.
The crucial role of political commitment is not confined to regional integration, but is also key in the assistance offered to trade policy and regulation. It is thus unsurprising that EU's support has been more effective and sustainable in countries with a strong trade orientation and high ownership of their trade policies. What is perhaps more surprisingly is that the EU has often failed to properly analyse the level of commitment among its partners when designing trade-related assistance in the policy and regulatory area. Too often it has relied on a 'gap' and 'lack-of' analysis that consistently pointed to lack of capacity, equipment, human resources etc., with the obvious 'solution' being the delivery of inputs to fill these gaps, in the form of training, technical assistance, equipment etc. Especially in non-committed environment such analysis failed to identify the underlying causes of the gaps. Too often the 'lack of' was only symptoms of wider and deeper dysfunctionalities, with perverse incentive structures and weak governance systems often being key. In these contexts, the provision of the conventional 'capacity building' package (technical assistance, training and equipment) did little to address the underlying causes.
The EU has also supported the trade-related productive sectors substantially, often focusing on traditional exports within agriculture, forestry and fisheries. It has clearly contributed to the stabilisation of export levels, and with higher commodity prices, also to improved incomes in the latter part of the evaluation period. However, the EU has often struggled to promote effective product diversification that could improve the value added of the exports and promote more innovations and research in the industries supported, especially in the least developed countries (LDCs). Rising commodities prices have arguably also contributed to this 'push' back into commodity production by altering the terms of trade in that direction. In the LDCs, the EU has not been able to revert this process and there is only limited evidence for assistance to productive sectors that has catalysed more structural, transformative changes in LDCs. The EU's trade related assistance could probably have benefitted more from closer and synergistic linkages with especially industrial policies, although the latter remains a somewhat controversial topic, not least in Africa.
Finally, a crosscutting challenge of the EU and its partners is that they have often not ensured monitoring of outcomes and impact, which has reduced learning opportunities and accountability. The monitoring has too often been at either input, or, at best, at output level, which did little to address the fundamental issues of the outcomes of the project, or at macro level (e.g. GDP growth), which was too divorced from the trade-related assistance interventions to be informative about contribution. At intervention level there have been several missed opportunities for gauging income and livelihood impacts, especially when supporting trade-related productive sectors. Also, when promoting wider trade reforms, the EU, and more importantly its partners, have often neglected analyses of the significant impact on poverty, gender, regional disparities and labour market dynamics that could have assisted in designing better flanking and compensation measures which increase resilience. This also reflects the key challenge of mainstreaming trade in the sense that trade and regional integration can become even better tools for development.
The evaluation has offered a number of recommendations aimed at improving EU's trade-related assistance. These closely correspond to the findings and conclusions presented above. Key are the following 4:
1. Continue the diversification of portfolio that allows for better contextually tailored assistance to especially LDCs and fragile states. Different countries and regions have different needs. Least developed and fragile countries in particular face challenges in just maintaining their share of the world market and here the EU should accelerate efforts to identify proper interventions and an appropriate mix of support modalities that can assist both in stabilising current levels but also in the longer term reduce dependence on a narrow export bundle.
2. Rebalance assistance between regional and national levels in areas where political commitment and capacities are weak. While the EU has achieved many successes there have also been many challenges, calling for a more strategic and contextualised approach that recognises different economic and political realities.
3. Increase the analytical use of political economy tools and institutional assessment especially for capacity development interventions. The EU should make better and more consistent use of its own robust tools developed for that purpose including the backbone strategy on technical cooperation. Especially in weak and fragile contexts, such analysis is required.
4. Improve monitoring and evaluation of trade-related assistance. There are many opportunities for the EU to improve its learning from the trade-related intervention. Of particular importance will be to strengthen monitoring efforts in relation to the outcomes to which the trade-related assistance interventions can reasonably be expected to contribute. Of particular interest will be income and poverty changes, distributional consequences and structural transformations.
The evaluation is now available on the EU's Evaluation Unit's website and you are encouraged to check it out and obtain more details.
Peter Frøslev Christensen is a consultant who led the evaluation team, managed by Particip. The views expressed above are his alone and not necessarily shared by others.
1. Particip (2013) Evaluation of the European Union's Trade-related Assistance in Third Countries Final Report. April 2013 http://ec.europa.eu/europeaid/how/evaluation/evaluation_reports/2013/1318_docs_en.htm
2. Karel De Gucht, "Aid for Trade: Helping developing countries trade their way out of poverty", OECD Insights, January 2013.
This article was published in Great Insights Volume 2, Issue 5 (July-August 2013)
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Nielsen's New Horizon & the Open Cup Rainbow
Jimmy Nielsen looks back on his legendary Open Cup performance of 2012 in Kansas City and ahead to the challenges facing his first-year #USOC2019 side Hartford Athletic.
Jonah Fontela May 26 2019
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Jimmy Nielsen gets asked about the weather a lot.
"It's that damned weather again," he growls in good humor thinking back on some of the highest points in his career as a professional goalkeeper. And while everyone remembers the 2013 MLS Cup Final, played in a sub-arctic Kansas City hell-scape, it was the year before that, the 2012 U.S. Open Cup Final, that still brings the goose bumps.
"There was bad weather before that game too," Nielsen said of the Final against a Seattle Sounders side that had won the previous three Open Cups and was delayed for an hour as a huge storm surged through KC dropping hail and whipping winds around the sold-out Livestrong Sporting Park (Now Children's Mercy Park). "The announcer came over the PA system and told all the fans to evacuate, to take cover. We were stuck in the locker room. And when I went to peek at the stadium and see how bad the storm was, not one person had left. They were all just cheering and dancing in their seats. They were all just going crazy there in the rain!"
(Jimmy Nielsen won MLS Cup & an Open Cup in his days at SKC)
Nielsen, back in the Open Cup again as head coach of first-year USL Championship outfit Hartford Athletic, took it as a sign. It wasn't the only one. "Ask anybody who was there that night," he said, his voice soft, remembering the small details of that special night. "When we finally went out for the warm-up, there was a huge double-rainbow over the stadium. Ask anyone – any of the fans, coaches, players and they'll tell you."
SKC Legend
He was named MLS Goalkeeper of the Year for 2012 and the performance he gave in the Final against Seattle was well worth Man of the Match honors. Tangled at 1-1 after extra-time, the close-fought game needed penalties. It's that stage, super-charged with tension, where Nielsen thrived. "That last kick was from Eddie Johnson. He was a former Kansas City player and I tell you I can still hear the sound of the fans behind me when I put my head to my pillow at night," Nielsen recalled of that decisive shot that sailed over the bar and into the dizzy home crowd. "I can still feel the way the stadium was shaking then. I tell you it gives me goose bumps to this day."
It was SKC's first Open Cup crown since 2004, when they were still known as the Kansas City Wizards. Nielsen, the team's captain and leader, was first to get his hands on the trophy. He also spray-painted a 2012 up on the wall of Open Cup wins in the Stadium, where it sits alongside 2004 and 2015 and 2017 in a living testament to the club – and long-time coach Peter Vermes' – devotion to the 106-year-old competition.
The legend of Jimmy Nielsen only grew from there. It culminated the following year, in 2013, with another penalty shootout at that very stadium. This time it was MLS Cup and a game remembered mostly for the frigid temperatures that threatened the safety of the players. "It was so cold, the heating system failed," said Nielsen, who spent the 120 minutes bouncing on his toes and keeping out all-but one Real Salt Lake attack before making two crucial saves in a marathon shootout. "One end of the field it was like playing on concrete. If it were any other game, and not the final, they would have called it off. It was that bad."
Nielsen, playing with two broken ribs, was the hero once again. He put another trophy in SKC's bulging cabinet and became a bona fide club hero. In his four seasons in Kansas City, he was named MLS Goalkeeper of the Year once, a League All-Star twice, he won an MLS Cup and an Open Cup. But it wasn't always winners' medals and champagne celebrations for Nielsen. He's had his hard days in the Cups too.
The Sweetest Memories
"Some of my best memories of my career are in the Cup," said the Dane, who's as up-front and candid about his struggles with a gambling addiction as his failed stints in the English game. "And some of the worst memories in my damned life are in the Cup!"
Playing for his hometown Aalborg BK in Denmark, Nielsen – touted by some early in his career as a natural heir to national hero Peter Schmeichel – reached three Danish Cup Finals. And he lost them all. "Cup Final day is huge in Denmark," recalled Nielsen, who won the Danish SuperLiga in 1998-99. "It's like a national holiday – you play always in the main stadium in the capital, in Copenhagen, in front of 40,000 fans and really the whole country is paying attention. Three finals played and three lost. Disappointing."
(Nielsen puts up the Cup in 2012)
There's ups and there's downs. You can't have rainbows without the rain. When you talk to Jimmy Nielsen, you're talking to a man who knows the score. He'll tell it to you straight and he'll pull no punches. Currently in charge of Hartford Athletic, the first-year USL Championship team out of Central Connecticut, his new post has been no sunshine holiday thus far. After 11 games, the team has amassed a record of one win, one draw and nine losses. That's good enough for dead last in the league's Eastern Conference.
"It's not easy building up a club from scratch," said the 41-year-old Nielsen. "If it were, everyone would be doing it. There are many things to consider when you bring in guys, recruits, and you have a sense of how they will play and what it will all look like. But at the end of the day, you've got to get 21 guys, who've never played together, up and running and playing the right way. You have to have guys fit in on and off the field and you need leaders to emerge."
By any measure, it's been a bumpy start for Nielsen and his Athletic. But hope springs eternal in the Open Cup – a place where minor and major miracles can, and do, materialize. Few know this better than Nielsen. "It's the Cup and you get one shot," said the coach, who guided his side to the 2019 Third Round after a 2-1 win over the NPSL's New York Cosmos. "You lose and you're out. There's no other game on Saturday to make up for it. Anything can happen on a Cup day and that's why charming things happen every year in the Cup."
Ups & Downs in the Cup
As coach of OKC Energy, his first coaching post, Nielsen learned a little about how a team can punch above their weight. His Oklahomans were seconds from taking the Colorado Rapids of Major League Soccer to extra-time in the 2017 Fourth Round and they pushed eventual champs FC Dallas all the way to a penalty shootout the year before that. "It's about percentages and if you play above yourself, as an underdog, and the other team, the favorite, lacks spark, things might even out. In my experience, I've seen it."
(Hartford Athletic represents a new Open Cup challenge for Nielsen)
In the short term, a Third Round contest with Memphis 901 offers an immediate opportunity for Nielsen and Hartford Athletic. "Beating the Cosmos was a chance to play Memphis 901 again – that's how I saw it – because we played our worst game of the season against them and now we have a chance to show who we are for real," said Nielsen, referring to a 2-1 loss earlier this month that capped a terrible run of league form. "The team we were that night, that's not who we are and now we have a chance to show that. It's an opportunity."
Nielsen stays grounded through the ups and the downs – the sunbursts and downpours and all those Open Cup glories and agonies. Opportunities live and breathe in the Open Cup and they aren't fantasies to him. They're real and they're immediate. "It's unrealistic to think that we are going to win the Open Cup," said the man who still gets goose bumps thinking back to his winning Cup Final in 2012 and the rainbow that promised it. "The road to that is very long, but there is a shorter road to a good experience for our club – maybe playing an MLS team. That would be something."
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Northern Fairy Island is located two squares east of the Forsaken Fortress in the Great Sea. This is the only Fairy Island that does not have any obstacle blocking Link's way to enter the fairy's fountain. The Great Fairy inside this island will upgrade Link's wallet to 1000 Rupees. If Link has already gotten the upgrade from the Great Fairy on Outset Island, then this fairy will upgrade his wallet to be able to hold 5000 Rupees.
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Pervaiz Elahi avoiding vote of confidence because he did not have numbers, Rana Sanaullah
Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah claimed that Pervaiz Elahi did not have the numbers to take the vote of confidence so he was avoiding that.
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leaders held a press conference in Lahore in which Rana Sanaullah said that Imran Khan had announced three things including the dissolution of the Punjab Assembly and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly and thirdly he said that PTI lawmakers would submit their resignations by appearing in the National Assembly.
The home minister said that it was the constitutional duty of the Governor Punjab to ask for a vote of confidence before dissolution of the provincial assembly. "On one hand the chief minister was saying that 99 percent of the parliamentary party was not in favour of dissolving the assembly and on the other hand he was saying that he has signed the summary.
The interior minister demanded that the apex court should take suo motu of this and save Punjab from the destruction of economic corruption. Rana Sanaullah claimed that Pervaiz Elahi did not have full numbers' support and his question was why these people were not dissolving the assembly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The federal minister said that they had started preparing for elections in Punjab. They had brought the country out of default and were trying their best for economic stability but these people were conspiring to disrupt the stability. He said that they were not running away from the elections.
Federal Minister for Railways Saad Rafique while addressing a press conference said that PTI Chairman Imran Khan and his facilitators did not allow them to work. He said that when the governor felt that the chief minister should take the vote of confidence he fulfilled the constitutional responsibility but Pervez Elahi avoided taking a vote of confidence.
He said that justice was not done in the court's decision yesterday and their legal experts were examining various options to go to the higher judiciary against the decision. He said that there was a possibility that they will challenge the decision in the legal forum.
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