Seniors are at higher risk of complications from seasonal flu.
1. Learn your risk of complications.
Why are seniors at higher risk? Older adults are most likely to have medical conditions such as diabetes, stroke, and diseases of the heart, lungs and kidneys, all of which raise the risk of complications. Even seniors who are in otherwise good health can be at risk, because the immune system weakens as we grow older. Some of the medications seniors take also may raise the risk.
A case of the flu can have long-lasting impact on a senior's life. Explains Dr. Andrew Duxbury of the Comprehensive Center for Healthy Aging at the University of Alabama, "When older people get the flu, they are more likely to get other infections, such as pneumonia. Just being knocked into bed for as little as three or four days can, in a very frail older person, make it so they lose the ability to walk and do for themselves. It can cause a spiral in disabilities and increases the chance of falls and injuries."
Talk to your healthcare provider about your risk of flu complications.
2. Get a flu shot every year.
Being vaccinated is the No. 1 way to protect against the viruses that cause the flu. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced that this year's vaccine will protect against the three — in some cases, four — most common projected strains of the flu. Everyone six months of age and older should be vaccinated annually. There are several types of vaccine; a special, higher-dose shot is often recommended for people older than 65.
When should you get your vaccine? The timing of flu season is unpredictable. Flu season might begin as early as October and can continue through May. The CDC says that getting the vaccine as soon as it is available each year is always a good idea; the protection you get will last throughout the season.
Remember: Medicare covers an annual flu shot; there is no charge if the vaccine is administered by a recognized provider, and a beneficiary does not have to meet the deductible to receive this benefit.
Talk to your healthcare provider about the type of flu vaccine that is right for you.
3. Avoid spreading the flu.
Wash your hands often with soap and water. Alcohol-based rubs aren't as effective, but are an approved substitute when water is unavailable.
Avoid contact with people who are sick, and if you do get the flu, stay home. People infected with the flu can continue to infect others for up to a week. If you notice influenza symptoms, avoid contact with others except to seek medical care.
Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue if you cough or sneeze.
Talk to your doctor about lifestyle choices that keep you healthy and promote a healthy immune system.
4. Protect your senior friends and loved ones.
Healthcare workers, family caregivers and other people who come into contact with seniors and people with chronic health conditions need to be vaccinated. The fewer infected people seniors come into contact with, the better! Dr. Duxbury also reminds caregivers that if the flu strikes them, they will be too sick — and contagious — to take care of their loved one. Duxbury recommends that even caregivers who are vaccinated should discuss contingency plans for their loved one's care, just in case the flu strikes. "Now is a good time for caregivers to create a Plan B," he says.
Talk to your doctor if you are a family caregiver and come down with the flu.
5. Know what to do if a senior gets the flu.
Taking antiviral medications. The CDC recommends that people who exhibit signs of the flu and who are at high risk for complications be treated immediately with flu antiviral medications. These prescription drugs can reduce the severity of the disease. If a person is showing signs that might mean the flu, it is advised that they receive antiviral drugs even if they have received the flu vaccine. These drugs are most effective if taken within the first two days that symptoms are evident.
Drinking plenty of water and other nonalcoholic fluids. Dr. Duxbury cautions, "Appetite and thirst mechanisms are different for older people; they can tip over to dehydration in less than a day if they don't keep fluids up."
Getting plenty of rest … but not too much. Take it easy and get plenty of sleep — but don't spend the whole day in bed. Says Duxbury, "Older people need to get out of bed at least a minimal amount and sit up. It's better for lungs and helps avoid pneumonia."
Talk to a healthcare provider right away if any of these symptoms are present.
Flu.gov, the federal government's flu information portal, includes information about flu and older adults, the latest on this year's vaccine, and an interactive vaccine finder.
The National Council on Aging's Flu + You campaign offers information and resources specifically tailored for people age 65 and older and their caregivers. Visit the Flu + You site for a flu vaccine finder and to watch an entertaining public service announcement starring "The Six Million Dollar Man," Lee Majors.
The information in this article is not intended to replace the advice of your doctor. Speak to your healthcare provider if you have questions about influenza or the flu vaccine.


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Nokia, once a leading seller of cell phones, lost its allure as a consumer brand when it faltered in the early years of smartphones. But Nokia still makes and sells networking equipment to businesses, and it's been using some of that technology to try to forge a pathway back into our lives. Its Beacon 3 mesh router, first announced and shipped in 2018, is one example of that.
Now Nokia is launching a new version of the router, one that's supposed to appeal to more cost-conscious people who don't need a bunch of beacons in their home. It's also taking direct aim at the user-friendly routers offered by Google and Eero (which is now a part of Amazon ).
Called the Beacon 1, it's a singular device that can act as either a router or a beacon for other devices in a mesh network. It's also "self-healing," which means it automatically executes channel-switching when your network connection is shoddy.
A single Nokia Beacon 1 costs $130 and is selling on Amazon. This isn't necessarily a steal when compared to products like Eero or Google WiFi—those are most often sold in three-packs for $250 to $400—but Nokia is hoping that the Beacon 1 will sell as a stand-alone product or an add-on to something like the Beacon 3 package (which is currently $450 on Amazon.)
"Beacon 1 is supposed to be the affordable, entry-level one," says Justin Doucette, head of Nokia Wi-Fi. "People want multiple access points, but they don't necessarily need huge $500 routers for their home."
The Beacon 1 doesn't appear to be that much more diminutive than the Beacon 3. But it is slimmer and sandwiched-shaped, not cylindrical like the Beacon 3. The new device also includes a lot of the same technology as the older Beacon 3. It uses Nokia's proprietary mesh-networking tech, and it supports dual-band concurrent Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n 2x2 2.4 GHz and 802.11n/ac 2x2 5 GHz).
It also has what Nokia calls intelligent channel selection, which means it will automatically optimize for your network connection, relying on one channel when you first wake up and another for when it's 8 pm and you're streaming Netflix. This is not a new thing in the broader world of routers and beacons—nor is Nokia's method of processing information both on the device itself and in the cloud in order to optimize the whole experience—but it puts the Beacon 1 on par with other, newer smart-home devices.
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It's possibly the most important part of your blog or social media profile that isn't the actual content. You need to tell your reader who you are, and sound so interesting to them that they just can't help but read the rest of your ramblings. The people most likely to read your "about me" page are either brand new to your blog (they may have landed on your site through a Google search, enjoyed what they read, and want to know more about who you are) or are people looking to work with you. It's possible, of course, but unlikely that a regular reader is going to check out your "about me" unless you specifically told them to go read it.
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Busting the myths of porn with Australia most successful export
WHEN Australia was watching in awe as Margot Robbie got her Oscar candidate selection last month, another Aussie movie star was also taking the US by storm.
But there' s reasonable you might not have heard about it, because Angela White is a adult movie star.
We first met Angela (her real name and porno name) six years ago at a Sexpo in Townsville, and it was pointed out to me back then by Australian adult industry insiders how business-minded she was and how successful she'd be.
Located with her in Vegas as she collected a great unprecedented 14 awards at the 35th annual Adult Video News Awards (widely generally known as " the Oscars of porn" ), I had a proud moment.
This is a controversial and taboo world but it does not mean we shouldn' t commemorate her achievements.
White is the only All the to have ever been inducted in the AVN Hall of Fame, the only Aussie to have ever co-hosted the AVN Awards (an market honour in itself), and the only Aussie to have at any time won the much-coveted AVN Award for Female Musician of the Year.
Yes, her work is more physical than just about all — she describes for being an adult performer as similar to being a sexual athlete. However the fact that sex on display is the job and product that is traded does not mean her professionalism, determination and passion on her behalf work should be devalued.
Angela White with one of her many trophies from the AVN awards.
Angela White with one of her many trophies from the AVN awards. Supply: Supplied
With an Instagram following of two. 5 million people and an organic growth rate of your additional 5000 followers every day (something most influencers might dream of), sitting with White I learned that there exists more to becoming a good porn star than just having sex. This is an industry that requires serious business acumen, intelligence and a thick skin to get at the top (or on the top, or perhaps on the side or in reverse cowgirl).
But what creates Ms White stand out from the crowd? " Firstly, it' s the fact that I love what I do, " the woman said. " My interest is what makes me stand out as a producer, director and a performer. Fans want to see and feel a real connection on screen and they can tell when a performer isn' t completely engaged. "
She continued: " It' s also about professionalism and trust. It' darmowy czat s all good to love what you do and to be passionate about it, but you also need to turn up on time, be prepared, get there with the correct wardrobe and stay pleasant and patient in set. You have to conduct your self in a way that is appropriate. Having respect for everyone on set is important, from the director and camera operators to the make-up performers and production assistants. You could end up a great performer, but if you are difficult to have in set, people won' t want to book you or work with you. "
Angela White wine loved hamming it up onstage as host of the 2018 Adult Video News Honours. Picture: Ethan Miller/Getty Images
Angela White wine loved hamming it up on stage as host of the 2018 Adult Video News Honours. Picture: Ethan Miller/Getty ImagesSource: Getty Images
Hearing this, I' m reminded that most jobs need you to be this way to be successful and maybe the adult industry is usually not as different as persons think.
Although how lucrative can employed in the adult industry get? " Average pay is difficult to gauge, " White said.
She estimates the average rate for a male performer is between $1260-$1500 for a hardcore boy/girl field, which would take anywhere from half to a full day to shoot. She explained there are female performers that get paid far more.
" My scenes from $1900. But that amount does not include anal. Anal needs more preparation and thus considerably more labour time so there may be an additional cost. My rate for anal starts at $2500 and goes up if this includes double penetration. The greater complex the act plus the more people involved, the more expensive my rate will be. "
Getting into the industry wasn' t hanging around for White.
" I was very intimate growing up, and I was criticised for the way that we expressed my sexuality.
" I was teased and called a slut and a lesbian at age 12. I was called a ' lemon' (nickname for lesbian) and had lemons thrown at me personally. It wasn' t just simply verbal but physical as well. I was punched in the face intended for expressing my sexuality, " she said.
" I grew up before Instagram, before the ' thick' trend existed (a term commonly used in America to describe crooked women). I read Dolly and Girlfriend and observed TV and never saw my figure represented in a positive light in mainstream media. Once i was introduced to pornography, I just finally found women with my body type celebrated and sexualised. I saw porn like a space where I could communicate and explore my sex, and have my sexuality recognized rather than criticised. "
She worked the moment she was of legal age.
" My first shoot was for a magazine called Sexy. I was treated like a romantic and my curves had been finally celebrated. They released images of natural breasts that hang. We are accustomed to seeing enhanced boobs that large breasts that slope are considered saggy. But the editors at Voluptuous referred to them lovingly as hangers and referred to stretch marks since beauty marks. It was a good experience for me to have my body held up as desirable which has been counter to what mainstream media deemed sexy. "
Porn star Angela White has defended the controversial industry, and feels no child should at any time watch what she does indeed.
Porn celebrity Angela White has defended the controversial industry, and believes no child will need to ever watch what the girl does. Source: Supplied
But White confesses going into porn is an extreme way to look for body positivity.
" At this time there may well have been other ways for me to express my sexuality, nevertheless I couldn' t discover them. Porn was the first place I saw my body represented absolutely. Porn was the first space where I saw people getting celebrated for having sex with multiple people of running genders. When I started carrying out, I finally found an area where I could pursue my passion with like-minded, sex-positive peers. I feel like I belong in the adult sector. I work with people that consider sex, sexuality and intimate creativity in the same way that I carry out. I can' t observe anything else quite like porn to me. "
Coming to a porn conference and seeing all different types of bodies, I was curious at the sight of pubic hair, something a large number of think is a requirement in the market to take off.
White had a lot to talk about on the matter.
" You don' to have to have a bikini wax, but you to do have to have very good hygiene and be well-groomed. In porn, the bush is back. Most girls that have pubic hair will trim underneath, on the outer labia, so that the camera can see everything. But it' s not a requirement to shave or wax. A lot of movies these days celebrate the bush, and then for those movies, directors will require you to grow your bush to become cast. But in the end, health is far more important than simply how much or how little pubic hair you have. Performers need to be very aware of their own taste and smell. What you eat and even what you wear may impact your vaginal flora. Many female performers consider probiotics to replace the good bacterias they wash away as a result of frequent douching. "
There is of course a downside to this industry and the stars themselves are the best individuals to explain this.
" I know that the adult industry has been criticised pertaining to allegedly trying to promote the product to people under the associated with 18, " she said.
While she gets enjoyed the body positivity of working as a porn star, Angela White admits there' s personal downsides to the industry, including regular elegance.
While she has enjoyed the body positivity of working as a porn celebrity, Angela White admits there' s personal downsides to the industry, including regular splendour. Source: Supplied
" But that is a misconception. We want paying customers — this is a business for us. Persons under the age of 18 can' t get credit cards, that they can' t pay for porno.
" This kind of myth also suggests that these in the porn industry don' t have a code of ethics. It' h as though people think that mainly because we do porn i'm terrible people who don' capital t care about the welfare of young teens and kids. That' s absolutely untrue. It' s called the adult entertainment industry. It' s entertainment created by and then for adults.
" This is not for young people whom haven' t had sex before. This is not how you ought to learn about sex. That is just like watching The Fast And The Furious to learn how to travel. The stunts done in The Fast And The Furious are executed by trained professionals in safe and controlled conditions. Just like in porn.
" We are pros working in a safe and controlled environment. This is not how individuals have sex at home. Sure, there are some scenes that are closer to what people are doing at home. But individuals are not seeing the preparing and the cuts for lubricant. It is a product and it is modified. "
As for the fear that porn achievement kinkier and influencing these kinds of acts to be done in our own bedrooms, White said: " I disagree with the concept that there has been a steady, uninterrupted development to harder and kinkier scenes.
" Porn, like any industry, experiences trends. During the early 2000s ' gonzo porn' (a genre that got thier name from Gonzo journalism, a method that breaks the fourth wall) was king and hard scenes were common, yet by the late noughties, the pendulum had begun to swing towards more motion picture and romantic, ' couples-friendly' porn.
" But there is a problem with the definition of ' couples friendly' because obviously some couples just like kinkier, harder, rougher products too. There' s as well other movements within porn, like the feminist porn activity, or the alt-porn movement created by people such as Joanna Angel, that have proliferated along with the rise of the internet. It' s not a simple progress to harder and harder scenes. It' s like fashion. Some trend will become popular so people start to produce that. "
Nevertheless White admits that the porn industry is not for everybody.
" For folks like me, it' s a good place where I can express my sexuality and I could be myself. But performers face a lot of stereotyping and stigma as a result of being associated with this industry so I wouldn' t recommend it to anyone who isn' t able to experience that negativity.
" Performers deal with issues with trolls and bullying on social media, institutionalised splendour when applying for bank accounts and loans, and their profession can even be used against them in custody battles. Performing in porn can also exacerbate pre-existing mental health issues. The pressure of being in the limelight and being ' on' 24 hours a day on social media is a lot to deal with. "
Angela White might not be an Australian household name like Margot Robbie, but she is worshipped in most bedrooms across our place. She is our hidden Foreign star. Should we think virtually any less of her because she uses her complete and bare body intended for entertainment or take a moment not to only learn from her although celebrate her success?
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"Filmmaker Summer Camp:" 25 New Faces Converge at the Tacoma Film Festival
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25 New Faces of Independent Film, Danny Madden, Grand Cinema, Philip Cowan, Tacoma
With the Tacoma Film Festival kicking off tonight, Filmmaker former managing editor Nick Dawson writes about what's become one of its signature events: a screening series organized around our 25 New Faces list, with the majority of each year's filmmakers in attendance. — Editor
Since I first worked at Filmmaker 10 years ago, I have been passionate about the 25 New Faces list, its importance and its ability to transform the career of filmmakers who truly deserve it. The list has also spawned an event that is an antidote to the big festivals — no distractions, no competitive vibe, no industry presence — and, at a time when social media makes us feel like we're all closer together, creates an environment that allows filmmakers to truly connect.
In 2010, Philip Cowan, the executive director of the Grand Cinema in Tacoma, Washington, started an annual 25 New Faces screening series and invited all those on the list that year to attend. Initially, there were just a handful who made the trek to the sizable but eerily empty town an hour south of Seattle, but every ensuing year, as word spread, more and more came for the series. In 2013, when I was managing editor at Filmmaker, 20 or so people on the list took flights from around the country to Seattle airport for the series, and me with them. Thanks to the generosity of those at the Grand, I've now been to the 25 New Faces series three times, and it's become one of the professional highlights of my year.
The series is frequently described as "filmmaker summer camp," with Cowan the camp counselor shuttling people around in a minibus. There's a whole schedule planned out — screenings, brunches, a walk in the forest at Point Defiance Park, a party at a donor's house that overlooks the Puget Sound, a retired battleship moored just next door. Filmmakers relax in the morning, attend screenings in the afternoon and evening, and socialize at night. The films shown are of an unusually high standard, and the experience of watching one great film after another, made by the small and ever more familiar group of filmmakers attending each screening, is inspiring and energizing for both the filmmakers and the local cinephiles who frequent the Grand.
For many, it's not only a fun experience but a significant one, a time when deep bonds are formed and partnerships are built. Terence Nance, who went in 2012, has since worked with Ornana's Danny Madden, Ingrid Jungermann, and Borscht troublemakers Jillian Mayer and Lucas Leyva, and Nance is just one of numerous alums for whom friendships formed in Tacoma turned into creative collaborations. Cowan, who is an adored avuncular figure, also helps connect filmmakers from different year groups: with his help, 2013 alums Pete Ohs and Andrea Sisson got 2012 New Face Julia Garner to play the lead in their narrative debut, Everything Beautiful is Far Away, which just had its world premiere.
On the plane home from Tacoma in 2012, Madden – a writer, director and animator – drew the picture above and sent it to Cowan. "What was really special about being in Tacoma was that no one had any ties to the place, so it forced us, a group of isolated filmmakers, to be together, to build relationships," he recalls. "That weekend was the physical manifestation of being on the list and it made it feel like an actual thing; it felt real. Whenever I have an experience that makes me feel empowered and inspired, I try to capture that feeling. I've worked with at least 5 of the people on the list from 2012. That's a huge thing. For me, it brought me into the world of filmmaking — it was the beginning of my filmmaking career."
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We recently acquired these antique post office boxes circa 1900. Their unique design features ruby glass letters on the front of the boxes and the perfect little cubbies on the back. These would make the perfect built-in cubby for a kitchen or work space.
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Many authoritative nameservers today support GeoIP feature. EDNS Client Subnet (ECS) extension helps GeoIP authoritative nameserver to address the public recursive resolver's proximity IP problem. However, ECS raises some privacy concerns since recursive resolver leaks client subnet information on the resolution path to the authoritative nameserver. In this paper we introduce an EDNS ISP Location (EIL) extension, to make privacy improvement for GeoIP DNS traffic while preserve the ECS optimization on the end-user experience, reduce response latency, and increase cache-hit rate. We analysis 910.9K Chinese IPv4 CIDR/24 subnets, find that 479.9K TEL subnets, 234.0K UNI subnets, and 66.3K MOB subnets can enable EIL to optimize DNS traffic.
This is an extended version of an earlier extended abstract presented at the International Conference on Privacy, Security and Trust, 2018.


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Q: check the checkbox based on model in mvc? I have a edit form which should have checkbox.
My Model for the page is
public class MyModel{
   public string Name {get;set;}
   public List<AdType> AdTypeList { get; set; }
}

Enum AdType{
  [Display(Name = "None")]
        None,

        [Display(Name = "Additional")]
        Additional_Photo,
}

So i have to check the check box with respect to the data coming from the database.
And also update should happen if i make changes and submit.
To work that way what changes i need to make in my html helper for the checkbox?
foreach (AdType role in Enum.GetValues(typeof(AdType)))
{
    <label>
        <input name="Roles" type="checkbox" value="@role" checked="@(Model != null)" />
        @{var x = EHelper.GetDisplayValue<AdType>(role);}
        @x
    </label>
}

I am new to mvc, please parden if i m doing something stupid.

A: you can put if else condition in model to create condition based html control
foreach (AdType role in Enum.GetValues(typeof(AdType)))
{
    <label>
        @if(Model != null)
        {
            <input name="Roles" type="checkbox" value="@role" checked="checked" />
        }
        else
        {
            <input name="Roles" type="checkbox" value="@role" />
        }
        @{var x = EHelper.GetDisplayValue<AdType>(role);}
        @x
    </label>
}

A: @foreach (AdType role in Enum.GetValues(typeof(AdType)))
                            {
                            <label  class="col-sm-12">
                                <input name="AdTypeList" type="checkbox" value="@role" checked="@(Model != null && Model.AdTypeList!= null && Model.AdTypeList.Any(i => i.HasFlag(role)))" />
                                @{var text = EHelper.GetDisplayValue<AdType>(role);}
                                @text
                            </label>
                            }

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I tell you what, these shores look bloody beautiful. With a lovely beach, grass right up to the sand, palm trees, waterfalls, cliffs, it almost makes you want to visit! Until you realise that these shores are in fact animated and not at all real.
But there are plenty of reels for you here, though (get it, get it)!! Sorry. But there are; with 27 paylines, and a whole different way of playing. You can see how it all works on the in-depth video above.
And in terms of aesthetics, they're wonderful, as always with Yggdrasil – crisp imagery, vibrant colours, and silky smooth animations.
When it comes to the symbols, they're all different kinds of fruit apart from a clam which features a pearl inside. I don't really know why the symbols are fruit, you'd think they'd be things to do with the beach or the sea, really.
The best symbol to hit is the clam, of course, which pays out 300/1 should you hit five in a row.
There is no bonus round on Sunny Shores, however with every Wild symbol you hit, two more are triggered, and you also get a free respin!
You can't bet on different lines on Sunny Shores, but you can bet between 10p and £125 per spin. The house edge is a decent 3.8%.
There is an autoplay feature which comes with a number of autostop options.
What a wonderful place and game this is. I know I've said it already, but I really do love the aesthetics and the imagery of this game. They're just so beautiful and look so inviting.
But it's not just the aesthetics that are wonderful, the gameplay is too with its unique and distinctive pay lines which makes it stand out from the ordinary slot games out there.
However, there is no bonus round, which is really quite annoying. You do get a free respin every time you hit a Wild, but it's not the same is it? Nope, it isn't at all.
You give with one hand and take away with the other, Sunny Shores. You're no different to anyone else.
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Q: How do I rewrite part of an entity framework expression tree for re-use server side? (SQL) I have the following code below, which is part of a larger expression tree, and it strikes me that I should be able to write a method/expression that can be reused to obtain the Contacts list without all this duplicated code.
Is there a way I can write something like this in each part of the tree:
Contacts = getContactEmailAndPhones(cnt)

or
Contacts = ... select getContactEmailAndPhones(cnt)

and not have to duplicate the code as below?
   Company = com != null
            ? new PM_VC<Company>()
            {
                Vendor = com,
                // Get all the contacts mapped to the vendor
                Contacts = (from m_cc in db.M_CCs
                            join cnt in db.Contacts on m_cc.ContactID equals cnt.ContactID
                            where m_cc.CompanyID == com.CompanyID
                            select new PM_Contact
                            {
                                Contact = cnt,
                                Emails = (from ea in db.EmailAddresses
                                          where ea.ContactID == cnt.ContactID
                                          select ea).ToList(),
                                Phones = (from ph in db.Phones
                                          where ph.ContactID == cnt.ContactID
                                          select ph).ToList(),
                                Primary = m_cc.PrimaryContact
                            }).ToList()
            }
            : null,

   Individual = ivend != null
            ? new PM_VC<Individual>()
            {
                Vendor = ivend,
                // Get all the contacts mapped to the vendor
                Contacts = (from m_vc in db.M_IVCs
                            join cnt in db.Contacts on m_vc.ContactID equals cnt.ContactID
                            where m_vc.IVid == ivend.IVid
                            select new PM_Contact
                            {
                                Contact = cnt,
                                Emails = (from ea in db.EmailAddresses
                                          where ea.ContactID == cnt.ContactID
                                          select ea).ToList(),
                                Phones = (from ph in db.Phones
                                          where ph.ContactID == cnt.ContactID
                                          select ph).ToList(),
                                Primary = m_vc.PrimaryContact
                            }).ToList()
            }
            : null,

   Joint = jvend != null
            ? (from m_ivjv in db.M_IVJVs
               join ijven in db.Individual on m_ivjv.IVid equals ijven.IVid
               where m_ivjv.JointID == jvend.JointID
               select new PM_VC<Individual>()
               {
                   Vendor = ijven,
                   // Get all the contacts mapped to the vendor
                   Contacts = (from m_vc in db.M_IVCs
                               join cnt in db.Contacts on m_vc.ContactID equals cnt.ContactID
                               where m_vc.IVid == ijven.IVid
                               select new PM_Contact
                               {
                                   Contact = cnt,
                                   Emails = (from ea in db.EmailAddresses
                                             where ea.ContactID == cnt.ContactID
                                             select ea).ToList(),
                                   Phones = (from ph in db.Phones
                                             where ph.ContactID == cnt.ContactID
                                             select ph).ToList(),
                                   Primary = m_vc.PrimaryContact
                               }).ToList()
               }).ToList()
            : null,

I presume the easier method is to replace the part after the select (since there are different mapping/join table references to obtain the relevant cnt object. Any suggestions on how to do this so it can be executed server-side, rather than in the client code, would be greatly appreciated!
To clarify, while I could leave the code as-is, I want to use the parts that obtain email and phones in another method to get those details for specific vendor IDs. In this method, it's using a join, and it would be unnecessary duplication and maintenance to have yet another instance.
I am using entity framework core 5 and c#.


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Syrian immigrant and longtime dining center worker fears for loved ones back home and sheds light on crisis of her people.
Sarah Nelson | Staff Writer
Fayzah Sattout lets out an infectious laugh and explains how her favorite time of the year is Ramadan, a holiday recognized by Muslims as a time of fasting. She's no stranger to working shifts in the Dining Center without eating or drinking all day, and jokes about enjoying fewer bathroom breaks because of it. She recalls winning a $250 prize one August during a Sodexo meeting to prepare for the upcoming school year. Because the money was meant to buy food, she couldn't accept the prize. But Sattout always presents her faith in a dignified manner.
"I'm proud of my religion," Sattout, a devout Muslim said.
Sattout grew up in Syria, where she attended a university and earned a bachelor's degree in economics. In 1999, she, along with her mother and now ex-husband, emigrated to the United States. She has worked in the DC for nine years, along with another job at a nursing home in New Brighton. During her first few years at Bethel, Sodexo worked with Student Life to provide housing for Sattout and her mother. She is one of four children in her family and all her siblings currently reside with their families in Syria. She reminisces about the fruits and meat in her country and wishes to invite others back to her home, but the ongoing Syrian civil war prevents her from returning. Damascus, Syria's capital and Sattout's home for 33 years, is now vacant and destroyed from shrapnel and war violence.
"I feel really terrible," Sattout said of the ongoing troubles in Syria. "I feel really sad."
Contributing to the unrest in Syria is ISIS's territorial claim in the country. The conflict is one of the largest driving factors behind the current global refugee crisis, the worst crisis since World War II. Thousands of Syrians have been forced to flee their homes to either find a safer city or seek asylum in a different country. Sattout's brother is one of many attempting to leave, and plans on moving to Turkey early next week with his family.
Sattout is saddened to see ISIS commit these atrocities in the name Islam because of the way it paints an unfair view of her religion and Muslims everywhere.
"It is so disgusting to see ISIS adopt Islam, no they are not. They don't have religion," Sattout said.
To illustrate ISIS' ignorance, Sattout tells a joke. A couple is stopped by a member of ISIS, who demands they recite scripture from the Q'uran as an indication of their allegiance to Islam. The husband responds and they are let free. The wife is in shock, as they are a Christian couple and her husband recited a passage from the Bible. ISIS does not understand anything, the husband says.
"Who is ISIS? I don't even know who they are. Not Islam, not Christian. You know what is the meaning of Islam? Peace," Sattout said after.
Because of widespread corruption in the Syrian government and infringements on free speech, Sattout is limited in what she can say about the government in phone conversations with her family in Syria. The conversations are usually updates on the safety of loved ones. When they do speak about the government, they always speak positively in order to avoid trouble with the police.
Her family evacuated targeted cities roughly three years ago, leaving everything behind. One of her brothers sold his car in an unsuccessful attempt to flee of the country. Many Syrians give money to the government so their kids will not be recruited into the Syrian army, an important part in understanding the refugee crisis, according to Sattout. She said the army intentionally ignores human rights laws and enables corruption. So bad is the corruption, the military hints trouble will come if citizens do not vote for the current president, the only man on the ballot. Cousins of Sattout's family often vote in place of their aunt, who is too ill to move.
Addressing the refugee crisis has created polarizing arguments in American politics. Sattout wants Americans to know not all Syrians or Muslims are terrorists, citing specific presidential candidates and calling certain comments unfair.
Bethel prides itself on a strong sense of community, and Sattout encourages students to enhance the sense of community by broadening their perspective on issues of global importance. "Community comes from two or more," she said. "Go to the other side. Do something to hear [the] other side."
With the holidays approaching, Bob Schuchardt, overseer of Bethel student employees and Sodexo associates, is excited to see Sattout thrive. According to Schuchardt, she does very well over the holidays and often brings Syrian treats to share with employees.
"She's just a great person, very outgoing," Schuchardt said.
Schuchardt's wife, Ruth, often discusses faith and the crisis with Sattout. Ruth's compassion is not something that goes unnoticed. "She's so cooperative, just to support me," Sattout said as her eyes welled with tears.
Ultimately, Sattout wants everyone to know the truth about Islam and Syrians.
"I would love to tell every American that we are really peaceful people," Sattout said.
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Boomer's Lament
complaints and confessions from a member of America's luckiest generation
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I moved from Indiana the day Richard Lugar died. This was a mere coincidence, of course, but a telling one. Not only did Lugar's political breakout mark my coming-of-age in Indy (aka 'Naptown' for those old enough to remember), his career typified the reasoned moderation whose steady disappearance from the Hoosier scene made my own departure inevitable. Although not a Boomer himself, Lugar addressed the most perplexing issues facing that generation with intelligence and fairness. He was a nerd but also an ambitious politician. Naturally, he ended up running for President–in an era before every Senator felt obliged to try–but he proved to lack the charisma of JFK or even Bob Dole. In Indianapolis, where I spent first my 'wonder years' and recently another decade as a teacher, his reputation rests on his two terms as mayor, 1968-1975, when he brokered the deal called "Unigov," which set the foundations for the city's metropolitan dreams.
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What leads the mayor of a small conurbation in middle America to contemplate sitting in the Oval Office? Lugar's life before politics affords some hints. An outstanding student, he showed an eagerness to do the work: Eagle Scout, head of his class both in high school and at Denison University, Rhodes Scholar at Pembroke College, Oxford, and president of the student body there. He served in the Navy, becoming an intelligence officer on an admiral's staff. One of his former protege's, Mitch Daniels, describes him as a "tireless in the pursuit of duty." The habit was acquired early.
Back in his hometown, Lugar was elected to the school board and supported efforts to desegregate, an unpopular position. At age 35, defeated the incumbent to become mayor. His signature achievement, Unigov, is controversial to this day. Passed by the State legislature, it enlarged the city's boundaries and tax base, but it also allowed several urban enclaves to 'opt out' of municipal services and, most pointedly, the Indianapolis Public Schools. It is sometimes seen as an unprincipled compromise with the forces of reactionary racism for the sake of local boosterism–but overnight it put Indianapolis on the map. In the 1970 Census, Indy emerged as the 11th largest city in the country, rising from 26th in 1960.
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Unigov also earned Lugar recognition as a rising young Republican during the Nixon administration. In 1972, he was a keynote speaker at the party's convention, introduced by Ronald Reagan. In Congress, where he was the longest-serving Senator ever from Indiana (1977-2013) and soon came to enjoy the freedom of a safe seat. As a thinking man, motivated by reason and faith as well as ideology, Lugar's approach to issues could rankle members of his own party. He led the effort to override Ronald Reagan's veto of sanctions on apartheid South Africa. He advocated funding the Nicaraguan Contras in their struggle against the Sandinista government openly–that is, in contrast to Oliver North and John Poindexter. Lugar was known for his expertise and influence in foreign policy, but that influence was limited. By 1987, he had become Chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, but Jesse Helms (R-N.C.) was the senior Republican member. In an era when Congressional politics were becoming more polarized over domestic social issues–and Helms himself had the requisite experience as a conservative radio host–Lugar had trouble drawing attention to more obscure dangers. As the Cold War unwound, he was preoccupied with the problem of controlling nuclear weapons in an unstable world. Collaborating with Sam Nunn (D-Georgia), he created a threat reduction program in which US dollars paid for the destruction of thousands of nuclear warheads and the re-employment of Soviet weapons scientists.
He was a Republican, no doubt, but one with two earned degrees in economics. As chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee, his Farm Bill would have cut Federal subsidies to agriculture with the aim of freeing farmers to reorganize their business. In 2009, he proposed and secured bipartisan support for the Global Food Security Act (passed 2016), which mandates foreign aid to address both food shortages and environmental change, the first re-evaluation of such spending since the heyday of the Green Revolution. Unlike 198 Republicans in Congress, he opposed George W. Bush's tax rebates (economic stimulus) in 2008. He also co-sponsored a version of Republican health reform in 1993 that would have imposed an individual mandate, a ban on denying coverage for pre-existing conditions, and vouchers to help the poor afford insurance. Under Obama, however, Lugar opposed the ACA, presumably because it included other features and a huge pricetag. He might even have disagreed with John McCain's fateful vote on repeal in 2017, but he wasn't in the Senate to witness it, having been "primaried" out at the age of 84. His opponent, a former oil geologist and Indiana State Treasurer, won the hearts of Tea Party voters by attacking Lugar's foresight on arms control and his reputation for bipartisan fair-dealing, precisely the traits for which he is being posthumously praised across the political spectrum. But Lugar never possessed the gift of simplifying or demeaning others' motives. Donald Trump's recent decision to withdraw from the INF Treaty with Russia, arguably a repudiation of Lugar's whole legacy, brought typically understated reaction. Lugar called the policy "gravely misguided," thereby running the risk of attributing it to deliberation and reflection. I think most Boomers now would join me in complaining that this kind of statesmanlike politeness has been all but replaced by instinctive self-aggrandizement.
Native Hoosier, outstanding student, Rhodes Scholar, naval veteran, professing Christian, small-town mayor–all these apply to another Presidential candidate a generation further down the road. His years at Oxford were spent in the same college as Lugar, Pembroke, where he earned a first-class degree while simultaneously curating a collection of international whiskys in the undergrad bar. Buttigieg is no less a political animal than Lugar. In fact, he became "Mayor Pete" at the even earlier age of 29. Like Unigov in Indy, some of his plans for South Bend have earned the distrust of the minority community–which he quickly acknowledged and addressed–and he seems capable of shrewd bipartisan calculation. His open smile is just as genuine as Lugar's, and he looks out on a cultural landscape that has been transformed since his birth during the Reagan administration, which he identifies as the moment when the American economy took a wrong turn toward inequality. Will he make good use of his charm to fluster and disarm the crowd of Democrat contenders? Or will his wonkiness open the way to the charge that he is not sufficiently populist, or worse, not sufficiently race-conscious? I confess that I hope for the former but fear the latter.
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Q: Realtime data analytics using Elastic Stack on data residing in Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 How can we create the real-time data pipeline while data resides on Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2, and the analytics has to be done using Elastic Stack.
What can be the integration tool or technique for the completion of this design?

A: As @Nick.McDermaid mentioned in the comment that you need to reconsider your design. AFAIK there is no such tool available which can integrate Azure Data Lake Gen2 and Elastic Stack for real time analytics.
Alternatively, the better way to implement your requirement is by using the Azure products designed for real time analytics like Azure Stream Analytics, Azure Synapse Analytics, etc. You can also consider Azure Data Factory for data movement and transformation.
You can check out this page to know more about all the analytics products available in Azure. Choose the best which suits your requirement and try to implement using official document examples.


Do i really have to courage to face it, once more, all over again?
hEaRtbReaKs are freakin' mad !! aren't they? We all (whether or not we admit) have faced heartbreaks in life at least once...and we all know, they hurt so bad !!
And I do not know, if i have the strength to live it... !!!
How i wish feelings had a sort of a switch.. !! you can switch it on or off whenever you want to.. life would be so much easier... !! but again, i think, why do something like that? Life is just once... if you don't live every phase of yo life to the fullest / if you don't feel ever inch of yo emotions / if you don't closely look at every scar the bleeding wounds left / if you don't cherish every joy and every special moment's mesmerizing effect, what life have you lived !!!!
think positive.. all may go well this time. i pray, i hope and i believe ..
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Google Takes Fact Checking Global, Dallas' Siren System Hacked, Adidas' 3D-Printed Shoe
April 10, 2017 By Beth Kindig
Google Takes Fact Checking Global to Encourage Real News in Search Results
Google is launching a global wide "fact check label" to help distinguish fake news from real news. The fact check is being carried out by independent fact-checking partners in a joint effort by Google and an Alphabet company Jigsaw (which is technically an incubator). The "Fact Check tag" will alert search engine users as to whether the search results are truthful with a label that identifies articles that include information fact checked by news publishers and fact-checking organizations. According to the Google blog, for the first time, when you conduct a search, there will be a snippet that displays information on the claim, who made the claim, and the fact check of that particular claim. For example, Senator Bob Corker claimed 27 million people are trapped in modern slavery. Google will now tell you the claim is "mostly true" as fact-checked by Politifact, an independent fact-checking website. Publishers who want to contribute will have to be "algorithimically determined to be an authoritative source of information" before they can contribute.
Dallas has an 'Alarming' Situation When City's Warning System is Hacked in the Middle of the Night
Last Friday night, Dallas residents panicked as the city's warning system was hacked with alarms going off from 11:40 p.m. Friday until 1:20 a.m. Saturday. The hack resulted in thousands of 911 calls and concern there was a bomb, as the alarms were designed for severe weather and other emergencies. Considering the recent airstrikes in Syria, many residents were "creeped" out by the experience. According to officials, when the sirens were turned off, the hackers turned them back on again in a continuous hack as the alarms blasted for 90-second durations about 15 times. Emergency workers and technicians were also initially confused as to whether there was an actual emergency. Once the hack was revealed, they shut down the siren system completely.
Adidas Will Mass-Produce a 3D-Printed Shoe in 2018 with Custom Colors and Patterns
The athletic footwear world is getting a revamp with Adidas announcing plans to mass-produce a 3D-printed sole. The new 3D printing methods will deliver small production runs, limited edition shoes and soles printed according to a customer's weight and gait. Thus far, Adidas is the first to use this production method, although Nike, Under Armour and New Balance have been experimenting with 3D printers. Overall, 3D printers are slower and more expensive than injection molds used for millions of shoes, mainly manufactured in Asia. To offset the cost, Adidas has partnered with a startup named Carbon that helps Adidas produce a sole at the speed and cost needed for retail sales.
Senate Votes to Block FCC Internet Privacy Rules, US Bans Laptops from 10 Airports
March 26, 2017 By Beth Kindig
Senate Votes to Block FCC Broadband Privacy Rules
Internet service providers such as Verizon, Comcast and AT&T were pleased when the Senate voted to block the FCC's broadband privacy rules last week. The broadband privacy rules were part of regulations proposed by former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler. Part of the Broadband privacy rules includes ISPs getting consent before sharing consumer web-browsing data with advertisers. The resolution proposed would also prevent the FCC from implementing similar protections for consumers in the future, according to the Washington Post. Meanwhile, the Association of National Advertisers sees the vote as "a major step in the right direction," according to their website. The vote passed 50 to 48 with Republicans in favor of the repeal and Democrats against.
United States Confirms Ban of Electronics on Flights from 10 Countries in "TSA Emergency Amendment"
Carry-on electronic devices have been banned on flights coming from 10 airports in Muslim-majority countries in the Middle East and North Africa in the Trump administration's response to unspecified terrorism threats. According to the Department of Homeland Security, passengers coming from the 10 airports are not allowed to bring anything larger than a cellphone, putting a restriction on tablets, portable DVD players, laptops and cameras. The new restrictions were allegedly prompted by reports that militant groups had conspired to smuggle explosive devices in the form of electronic gadgets, according to CNBC. The airports being targeted are in Cairo, Istanbul, Kuwait City, Doha, Qatar, Casablanca, Morocco, Amman, Jordan, Riyadh and Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Dubai and Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. The airlines impacted are Royal Jordanian, EgyptAir, Turkish Airlines, Saudia, Kuwait Airways, Royal Air Maroc, Qatar Airways, Emirates and Ethiad Airways. These airlines operate an estimated 50 direct flights to the United States every day.
Facebook Still Trying to fix Fake News after Election Blame
Facebook as begun to roll out a new addition the website that includes a bright red warning label on fake news stories that are "disputed." There were mixed reactions to the new feature with some feeling Facebook taking responsibility is long overdue while right-wing groups question whether Facebook sources are accurate enough to be flagging website links. This comes after post-election media coverage pointed towards Facebook as a bad influence on the 2016 presidential election. Following accusations that Facebook had allowed fake news to circulate on the social media website, Mark Zuckerberg announced the social media platform would be stop misinformation from spreading on the site. The third-party sites that Facebook is now using are part of the Poynter's fact-checking network plus news organizations such as ABC News and the Associated Press.
Apple Expands Augmented Reality, Emma Watson Brings Legal Action After Photos Leaked
Apple Expands Augmented Reality
Knowledgeable insiders with Apple confirmed the company is getting serious about Augmented Reality with a goal of bringing AR to the masses. Tim Cook is as excited about AR as the smartphone and believes it will become as commonplace as "three meals a day" according to Bloomberg. Additionally, Apple has built a team for AR development with a combination of hardware and software expertise run by a former Dolby executive with engineers from Microsoft, Facebook, Oculus and HoloLens with rumors of digital spectacles. AR is at a promising time with a global market worth $165 billion by 2024. Due to the complexities of market entry, Apple is well positioned to deliver AR mainstream products.
Arrest Made in Seizure Inducing Tweets Sent to Vanity Fair Writer
An arrest was made three months after a seizure-inducing tweet was sent to Kurt Eichenwald of Vanity Fair. Eichenwald, who has epilepsy, may have been attacked for his coverage of Trump, as in December of 2016, Vanity Fair was publicly attacked by Trump over Twitter for publishing bad press on Trump Grill. The Dallas FBI confirmed the arrest of John Rayne Rivello, 29, of Salisbury, Maryland based on direct messages sent over Twitter. Other evidence includes a Wikipedia page that was altered to say Eichenwald died on December 16, 2016, one day after the strobe tweet was sent. Since then, 40 people have sent strobes to Eichenwald. This isn't the first attack by a Trump supporter on Eichenwald, who was also attacked in October with an epileptogenic cartoon.
Emma Watson Brings Legal Action After Celebrity Photo and Video Leak
The Beauty and the Beast star, Emma Watson, has decided to take legal action over leaked photos and videos taken in a suspected hacking attack. In what is being dubbed as the "Fappening 2017," private photos depicting two actresses, Emma Watson and Amanda Seyfried, have begun to circulate on sites such as 4Chan and the "dark web," an encrypted network that lets users exchange illegal information and services. Lawyers have confirmed the photos are not nude photos (as of now) and may be from a stylist fitting two years ago. Meanwhile, rumors continue that there are in fact nudes as the story develops.
WikiLeaks Exposes CIA Hacking Abilities, Bitcoin Plummets After SEC Rejection
WikiLeaks Publishes News Release on CIA's Alleged Hacking Abilities
Last week, WikiLeaks published a document detailing the CIA's hacking tools. Entitled "Vault 7," WikiLeaks is stating this is the first of a series called "Year Zero" with plans to release more information on how the CIA collects information on the American public. Some of the hacking capabilities in the document include exploiting the security flaws in smartphones such as iPhones, Android and Samsung TVs to spy on individuals. WikiLeaks claims the CIA can activate cameras and microphones to monitor a person's location and private messages. In response, the CIA issued a statement that the agency is ""legally prohibited from conducting electronic surveillance targeting individuals here at home… and CIA does not do so."
SEC Rejects Exchange-Traded Fund for Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency Plunges 14%+
Last week, Bitcoin crashed when the Securities and Exchange Commission rejected the proposal for an exchange-funded trade submitted by the Winklevoss twins. The ruling came from concerns that cryptocurrency is unregulated and open to fraudulent and manipulative acts while being unable to protect investors and the public interest. An ETF would have helped legitimize bitcoin while opening it up to new investors. With bitcoin being a newer currency, there is still a fair amount of skepticism surrounding it.
The price first dropped about 22 percent from the news but later stabilized at a 14 percent loss.
Military-Grade Encryption Apps in Demand in the Trump Era
A messaging app called "Confide" has acquired many new users, among them White House staffers who want to protect their privacy while chatting about the new administration including potential leaks. The app boasts end-to-end encryption and ephemeral messages that stay private, providing a backchannel that is free from interception. In fact, it's been reported by Wired that press secretary Sean Spicer has requested phone checks to see what White House staff and aides have been doing on their devices, with the supervision of attorneys. However, security firm IOActive, recently notified Confide of vulnerabilities after reverse engineering the app, finding they could alter messages in transit, decrypt messages, impersonate users and more. There were 11 vulnerabilities discovered across 8,000 user records of about 1 million total users.
Suspension on H1B Visas, Apple's Child-Labor Problem, Amazon's Massive AWS Outage
March 5, 2017 By Beth Kindig
Expedited H-1B Visas Temporarily Suspended Effective April 3rd
Effective April 3rd, expedited processing of H-1B visas will be temporarily suspended, eliminating shorter wait times for highly skilled foreign workers. Standard applications for H1-B visas ranges between three to six months. Premium processing costs $1,225 and ensures a response in 15 days from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services. This expedited processing is what will be eliminated. This change has been announced alongside a new drafted version of the executive order that banned travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US. Applicants can still request expedited consideration for humanitarian reasons, an emergency situation or the prospect of severe financial loss to a company or said individual. The United States caps H-1B visas at 65,000 a year, plus an additional 20,000 applicants for those who have earned advance college degrees in the United States.
Apple Makes Supplier Policy Change After Child Labor Video Goes Viral
Apple has stopped buying cobalt mined by hand following a heart-wrenching investigation by Sky News, which revealed child laborers in the Congo mining the mineral for iPhones. The Sky News team visited mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and discovered Dorsen, an 8-year-old with no shoes who worked 12 hour days and had no money to eat. Another child, 11-year-old Richard, complained of his body aching in the video from the investigation. All of the workers, including both children and adults, suffer harsh working conditions. The mine tunnels are dug by hand by miners with no protective equipment. Apple said the new policy would be in effect until they could confirm the suppliers give workers appropriate protections and ban child labor. Congo supplies 60% of the world's cobalt.
Employee Error Leads to 4 Hour AWS Outage, Crashes Internet
Amazon blames human error for a 4-hour AWS outage that took down a significant portion of the internet. According to Amazon, an engineer was tasked with taking down a small number of servers on an S3 sub-system and took more servers offline than expected. The employee was debugging an issue with the billing system and created a domino effect that caused the systems to require a full restart. While the subsystems were restarted, S3 was not able to service requests. AWS leases out computing power and data storage to companies and is set to hit $14 billion annually.
Stock Market Rallies as Snap Jumps 44% on First Day at $24.48 Per Share
Snap Inc. shares closed at $24.48 in their first day of trading, jumping 44% over the share price of $17 set on Wednesday. The first-day gain is either evidence of strong investor demand for Snap or that the shares were priced too low. Snap sold 145 million new shares, giving the company $2.47 billion in cash for investment banks and to make future acquisitions. Second day trading closed at $27.09 reflecting a 10.7% jump. Although the beginning places Snapchat as Los Angeles' most successful IPO, some analysts predict the stock will plunge.


Moving the discussion on apache sqoop mailing list. Please continue it here.
reduce operation required in such scenarios.
hence reducer do hardly come to play.
SQOOP with a reduce job, I don't have a clue. Are you looking out for some specific implementation?
If so please share more details.
Is there any case in which sqoop can make use of reduce job.?
Is there any way we can set the batchsize/fetchsize in sqoop?
each mapper is responsible for firing its corresponding  SQL query and fetch data to hdfs.
> work/./SALES_OLH_RANGE.java uses or overrides a deprecated API.
> Quick reply will be appreciated.
list sqoop-user@incubator.apache.org. Please subscribe to it by sending an email to incubator-sqoop-user-subscribe@apache.org.


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So when are you gonna get older than OwZ already?
ALT was ofcourse older, but OwZ was actually around a whole 2 weeks before vP was!
And we can catch up really, Im gonna send Milec the clandestroyer after OwZ!
Im gonna send Milec the clandestroyer after OwZ!