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The Myers-Briggs® Types of the Attack on Titan Characters
BySusan Storm	 February 20, 2021 August 9, 2021
ENFJ · ENFP · ENTJ · ENTP · ESFJ · ESFP · ESTJ · ESTP · INFJ · INFP · INTJ · INTP · ISFJ · ISFP · ISTJ · ISTP · MBTI · Myers Briggs · Uncategorized
Want to find out which Attack on Titan character has your personality type? This anime has captured my heart and, as a result, I was so excited to type the characters for this article. Passionate, heart-wrenching, thought-provoking, and filled with action, this show ticks every box of what I'm looking for in a TV series. Though I'm still waiting for new episodes of Season 4, I've taken the time to mentally sort through the personalities of the characters. I can't wait to share my thoughts on their types with you!
One Disclaimer:
Typing fictional characters is always tricky. After all, as an MBTI® practitioner, I can't literally walk inside Wall Sina and set up a consultation with Eren Yaeger. All I can do is try my best to look at the external clues ( as well as the internally-expressed thoughts) of the individuals in the show.
The Myers-Briggs® Personality Types of the Attack on Titan Characters
Mikasa Ackerman – ISTJ
Erwin Smith – ENTJ
Annie Leonhart – ISTP
Hange Zoe – ENTP
Eren Yaeger – ISFP
Armin Arlert – INFJ
Levi Ackerman – ISTP
Pieck Finger – INTP
Historia Reiss – ISFJ
Ymir – ISTP
Reiner Braun – ESxJ
Bertholt Hoover – ISFJ
Sasha Braus – ESFP
Jean Kirsten – ESTJ
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Want to see a trailer of the first season of Attack on Titan to see if it's for you? I'm embedding it below:
"There are only so many lives I can value. And I decided who those people were six years ago. So you shouldn't try to ask for my pity, because right now I don't have time to spare or room in my heart." – Mikasa Ackermann
Disciplined, serious, and reserved, Mikasa has the focus of the ISTJ along with the dedication and loyalty. While her rapid reflexes would indicate some use of Extraverted Sensation (Se) her mindset and reactions seem more akin to ISTJ rather than ISTP. She keeps her feelings and motivations deep inside, only revealing them to Eren when it might be their last moment to live. She places loyalty above nearly all other values, sticking by Eren's side even when others condemn him. Her sense of discipline and her stoic yet principled demeanor embodies the strengths of the ISTJ personality type.
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"If you begin to regret, you'll dull your future decisions and let others make your choices for you." – Erwin Smith
I waffled between ENTJ and INTJ for Erwin before eventually settling on ENTJ. While some might gasp at my labeling him an extrovert, there's a lot of evidence of this preference. ENTJs often don't appear like your typical extroverts. They are more focused on achieving goals they set for themselves in the external world than they are with chatting and partying (as extrovert stereotypes imply). More than anything, Erwin is a strategist. He shows proficient use of logic, insight, as well as awareness of his environment to be the leader that the Scouts respect and follow without question. He has a lot of energy, particularly in younger life before he has experienced an extensive amount of personal pain. He's a consummate thinker who doesn't mind waiting for just the right moment to set his plans into action. His ability to respond reflexively to his environment would imply that Extraverted Sensation (Se) is not his inferior function, as it would be for an INTJ.
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"I do think we're worthless, and we're definitely evil. You certainly can't call us upright, but doesn't that just make us regular people?" – Annie Leonhart
Quietly observant, Annie possesses an innate awareness of what's going on around her. Tactically proficient, she knows how to keep her true motives under wraps as she fights for the cause she believes in. She values efficiency and doesn't squirm when she has to act aggressively in the moment. She is extremely practical and self-aware, honestly assessing and revealing her strengths and weaknesses. Where other characters in the show fall into the trap of self-deception and emotional mistakes, she knows herself and stays the course without bowing down to the feelings of the moment.
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"Ever since I joined the survey corps, I've had people dying on me every day. But… you understand, don't you? One day or another, everyone you care about eventually dies. It's something we simply can't accept. It's a realization that could drive you insane… It's painful… so painful… I get it. And still… we must keep moving forward." – Hange Zoe
One of my favorite AoT characters, Hange is driven by her curiosity and her hunger to attain new information. As the 14th commander of the Survey Corps, she may not have the firm presence of Erwin Smith, but her inventive, insightful perspective helps many. She has devoted all her actions to attaining the freedom of mankind from the titans. Like most ENTPs, freedom is her core drive, and understanding how the titans think propels her. In many chaotic situations, Hange maintains a lighthearted, inquisitive outlook rather than falling prey to her emotions. She uses her brain to create innovative weapons, formulate strategies, and figure out complex problems. Hange showcases the inventiveness, humor, and spontaneous nature of the ENTP personality type.
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"If someone tries to take my freedom away….I won't hesitate to take theirs. Our father didn't make me that way. I have been like this since birth." – Eren Jaeger
Although he's morally conflicted in many situations, Eren will always be my favorite AoT character. His passion propels him, sometimes altogether too soon, to take action. He firmly believes in his sense of right and wrong, although as he matures and ages, his values become much more complex and murky. Eren constantly analyzes his priorities and emotions in various situations and strives to bend every action to his ultimate desires and belief of what's right. Loyal to his friends, and passionate to a fault, Eren struggles to rein in his impulses and act with self-control. Because of this I even was tempted to type him as ESFP, but I'd rather venture to guess that he's an ISFP with an 8 or sexual 6 Enneatype.
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"I don't like the terms "good person" or "bad person" because it is impossible to be entirely good to everyone. To some, you are a good person, while to others, you are a bad person." – Armin Arlert
Armin Arlert is a visionary and a strategist all rolled into one. Ever since his early childhood, he's dreamed of a life beyond the walls. While other children branded him a heretic for his interest in the world outside, he never gave up on his dream to escape from the "pen" that he feels trapped in. While his friends Eren and Mikasa are renowned for their physical prowess, Armin is the brains and the heart behind many of the Scout's most devastating attacks. Exceptionally loyal and caring, Armin embodies all the best qualities that INFJs could strive to emulate. He's analytical without giving up his empathetic side. He's strategic and intelligent without ever being cocky.
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"A lot of the times, you're going into a situation you know nothing about. So what you need is to be quick to act…and make tough decisions in worst-case scenarios." – Levi Ackerman
I went back and forth between ISTP and INTJ for Levi and eventually settled on ISTP. Most of Levi's internal processes go on beneath his stoic façade. Unlike most TJ personality types, Levi tends to keep his plans under wraps rather than thinking them through externally. In fact, he often prefers to direct others to think for themselves rather than explicitly directing them. The one caveat to this would be when it comes to cleaning; Levi has zero issues telling Eren to re-clean a room if it's not up to his standards. While some have said Levi's appreciation for cleanliness plants him in the Judger-camp, I'd disagree. Sensing-Perceiving types often crave clean, organized environments because they're naturally so detail-aware. Having clutter and mess can make it impossible for them to focus. Levi's ability to think quickly on his feet and jump right into the action is much more related to Extraverted Sensation (the perceiving process of the SP types) than Introverted Intuition. INTJs would be more of the strategists behind the scenes than the warriors relying on swift physical tactics to succeed.
At first glance, Pieck might seem like an IFJ type. But as you watch more of the show, you realize she is a clever strategist who simply cares about others. One must never fall into the trap of thinking that any character who shows warmth is a feeler. Thinking types can care just as deeply about others as Feeling types, and Pieck shows the warmth and concern for others that is very typical for mature INTPs. What makes her stand out, however, is her incredible ability to deduce risks, formulate strategies, and stay calm in chaotic situations. She has no problem thinking outside the box and then grounding herself in her own logic to formulate the best solutions.
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"I may be humanity's enemy, but I'm your friend, Eren. I can't be a good girl and I don't want to be a God. But when I see someone crying, saying no one needs them, I want to tell them it's not true." – Historia
Deeply considerate and loyal, Historia brings tenderness and stability to the world of Attack on Titan. She uses her gentleness to soften the hearts of others even in the most direst and violent situations. While Ymir calls her out for wanting to be seen as a good person, Historia also wants to selflessly make the world a better place. This prompts her to frequently sacrifice herself for the needs of others, sometimes to her detriment. Later in the series she puts her empathy and practical know-how to good use, building an orphanage and helping people in need.
"There was one thing I wished for with all my heart. If I'm ever given a second chance in life, I want to live only for myself. That is my sincere wish." – Ymir
Snarky. Irreverent. Observant. Ymir comes off brusque and confrontational while hiding a more sensitive, caring side beneath the surface. Quick in combat and not one to mince words for others comfort, she has the pragmatic know-how of the ISTP. Yet another truth about Ymir is that she can be cynical and uncooperative while still showing generosity and concern. She showed a selfless side of herself when she took full responsibility for the Eldian cult's existence, even though her followers betrayed her first. She saved Erwin Smith's life and would do whatever it takes to protect Historia. It's a false assumption that thinkers are less loving than feelers, and Ymir is someone who proves this through her actions more than her words.
"I don't know what's right anymore, but I do know that I have to face the consequences of my actions and carry out my duty as a warrior to the end." – Reiner Braun
I had a very difficult time typing Reiner. In many ways I saw ESFJ and ESTJ equally. He's a perfect example of how it can be difficult to type fictional characters. Authors don't sit down and fit their characters into type-based narratives. Reiner cares deeply for his people, the Eldians, and he often dons a "big brother" role among the Scouts. He is someone who thinks of others and can be gullible in believing them, yet someone who can also formulate intelligent, effective plans and critically analyze situations. He struggles to feel worthy and to deal with his guilt, developing a double personality to cope with the inner turmoil he's facing. If I had to pick ESFJ or ESTJ I'd probably side along the lines of ESFJ, but it's not an easy choice. Like the ESFJ, Reiner will often put others ahead of himself. How people feel about him is very important to him – in fact, his whole motive for becoming a warrior is so that he can finally have a relationship with his father. Relationships are always the central focus for him which is what causes him to become so muddled by his double-life as a Scout and an Eldian warrior. If you have any thoughts on Reiner's personality type be sure to let me know in the comments!
"What a strange feeling…I'm barely even scared. I can see everything around me…I feel like any outcome would be acceptable. That's right…no one's at fault here…Nothing could have made a difference. Not in a world…that is this…cruel." – Bertholt Hoover
Bertholt is another character I struggle to type with precision. I believe if I read the mangas I'd probably have a much clearer idea of his personality. So if any of you reading this have read the mangas and have thoughts about his character, please share those in the comments. Bertholt is quiet, thoughtful, and compassionate; like Reiner, he struggles to cope with the double-life he's been chosen to lead. When disaster strikes, Bertholt tends to stick with what he knows and one singular plan. It's difficult for him to change his mind and, unlike Reiner, he never loses sight of his mission. At the same time, he feels compassionately towards others even when he knows they are on opposite sides. He intellectually understands other character's perspectives while still staying the course on what he believes is right for humanity as a whole. He frequently analyzes situations in terms of what's best for the whole of humanity rather than the individual, and he's able to intellectually understand his "enemies" while still fighting them. "That's right, nobody is wrong. There's nothing we could do. Because this world is just that cruel." While an ISFP might have fought for their individual values and identity, Reiner is taking apart the situation logically and looking at the collective instead.
"It's alright if you're weak. There are people who will come and rescue you." – Sasha Braus
Friendly, fun-loving, and….hungry. Sasha brings the humor, quirkiness, and fun into an otherwise serious, somber series. Even though much is made of her impulsive, food-loving nature, she's also clever, quick to respond to a crisis, and grounded in the reality of the world around her. Even when times get hard she's thinking about the next opportunity she can enjoy; even if it's just meat. She embodies the "champion" ESFP well, risking her life to protect others on many occasions.
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"You know… I wished I could've stayed cooped up in my room, ears shut… But… If I had… The burnt ashes of the dead would never have forgiven me…" – Jean Kirstein
Responsible, loyal, and determined, Jean is in many ways one of the most grounded characters in Attack on Titan. He often takes stock of the reality of the situation, pointing out risks and trying to choose the most effective attack rather than immediately jumping into action. He takes a logical and pragmatic approach to nearly every decision, although his feelings and loyalties often are a backdrop to the life-changing decisions that guide him. Unlike Eren, Jean wants to join the Military Police because it's the safest and most reliable option available to him. However, when he sees how others have been hurt by the titans he can't help but take responsibility, even if it means risking his life with a role in the Survey Corps.
Do you have any suggestions for your favorite Attack on Titan characters? Let me know in the comments!
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Dante says:
I really enjoyed your typing. Very thorough. Would love to see you type some of the additional characters introduce like Zeke, Falco, Gabi etc.


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Пе́дро Шімо́се Каваму́ра (Pedro Shimose Kawamura; *, Ріберальта, Бені, Болівія) — болівійський поет, журналіст, професор і есеїст.; живе і працює в Мадриді (Іспанія);   вважається одним із найвидатніших поетів Болівії.

Вихідець із родини японських емігрантів зумів яскраво віддзеркалити провідні мотиви болівійської художньої свідомості.

біографія
Шімосе народився в 1940 році в родині японсько-болівійських батьків у місті Ріберальта в низинному департаменті Бені.

Навчався у Вищому університеті Сан-Андрес у Ла-Пасі, Болівія, закінчив також Мадридський університет Комплутенсе в Іспанії.

Він спеціалізувався на журналістиці та деякий час працював у газеті Presencia. Також викладав у Вищому університеті Сан-Андрес.

Починаючи від 1971 року він живе в Мадриді, Іспанія.

У 1972 році П. Шімосе був удостоєний премії Casa de las Américas за поетичну збірку Quiero escribir, pero me sale espuma («Хочу писати вірші, а виходить піна»). У 1999 році він отримав Національну культурну премію Болівії.

Член Болівійської Академії мови та Іспанської асоціації мистецтвознавців.

З доробку
З моменту виходу Triludio en el exilio («Трилудіо у вигнанні») у 1961 році поет опублікува ще 8 поетичних збірок: Sardonia, Poemas para un pueblo («Вірші для народу»), Caducidad del fuego («Термін придатності вогню»), Al pie de la letra («Буква закону»), Reflexiones maquiavélicas («Макіавеллівські роздуми»), Bolero de caballería, Riberalta та Poemas («Вірші»). Інші публікації включають книгу оповідань El Coco se llama Drilo та Diccionario de autores iberoamericanos («Словник латиноамериканських авторів»).

Шімосе найбільш відомий своєю політично натхненною поезією, яка торкається тем національної ідентичності та соціального визволення. Поет віддав данину і реалістичній, і метафоричній манері письма.

Бібліографія

 Triludio en el exilio (1961)
 Sardonia (1967)
 Poemas para un pueblo (1968)
 Quiero escribir, pero me sale espuma (1972)
 Caducidad del fuego (1975)
 Al pie de la letra (1976)
 El Coco se llama Drilo (оповідання, 1976)
 Reflexiones maquiavélicas (1980)
 Diccionario de Autores Iberoamericanos (1982)
 Bolero de caballería (1985)
 Poemas (1988; містить вірші з попередніх книг)
 Historia de la literatura hispanoamericana (1989)
 Riberalta y otros poemas (1996)
 No te lo vas a creer (2000)
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Нагороди
Педро Шімосе удостоєний нагород:
 Премія Casa de las Américas (1972)
 Національна культурна премія Болівії (1999)

Примітки

Джерела, література та посилання
 Оржицький І. О. Ми - правда і світло, обернені в камінь... Література країн Андійського регіону (Перу, Болівія, Еквадор) у ХХ столітті. Етнокультурний аспект., К.: «ЮНІВЕРС», 2006, 272 с., С. 145—146
 Педро Шімосе на www.boliviaweb.com

Болівійські поети
Випускники Мадридського університету
Болівійські літературознавці
Болівійські педагоги
Болівійські журналісти

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Tisha B'Av, the fast day commemorating the destruction of the two Temples of the ancient Jewish people, is the longest, slowest fast of all. Twenty-five hours of mourning practices, restrictions on joy (even a prohibition to greet people), and the most gruesome, tragic liturgy in our canon are legislated in the halacha of the day that just ended a few hours ago.
Over the years, I have struggled to assign meaning to the day as I sat on the floor to chant Eicha (Lamentations), refrained from tallit and tefillin at morning services, and of course, did not eat or drink through a hot summer workday.
I have tried focusing on the Jewish command to hear text and experience it as if we were there. I have studied history on Tisha B'Av to realize that Jews are not the ever-dying people but rather the never-dying people. I have used the intention that just as in the days of the Temple, we Jews have repair work to do with regard to sinat chinam, senseless hatred, and lashon hara, evil speech.
When Tisha B'Av began last night, the congregations of the Rockland County Board of Rabbis came together as we have done for the past three years. We met last night at Montebello Jewish Center where it felt like a gift to be together with so many fellow Jews. This year, like many of you, I was exhausted with grief before the sun even set to begin my fast. I was saddened by stories of families in the south of Israel whose lives have been traumatically interrupted for weeks and weeks by Red Alert sirens. I had been crying every time I read another eulogy for another soldier written by his mother. (How do Israeli mothers manage to do that?) I was exhausted by the biased angle of so many news articles and reports. I was distraught by the clear evidence of a terrorist organization that inhumanely proved its truest colors by devaluing the lives of Israelis and Palestinians alike. I was appalled by the sheer evil of building terrorist tunnels instead of hospitals and schools. I was frightened by the ongoing news of rampant anti-Semitism in Europe and the emigration of hundreds of thousands of Jews from there.
Before I even began, I didn't have the energy to make any sense of the mourning of Tisha B'Av.
And then Rabbi Adam Baldachin of Montebello Jewish Center opened the services for Tisha B'Av by saying that this day is different from every other day on the calendar. "We always take action," he said. "But on this day, we just allow ourselves to feel grief." His explanation gave me permission to do exactly what I needed to do this year on Tisha B'Av: nothing. No meaning-making. No action plan. I just grieved.
Now the fast is over. Blintzes and bialys have been enjoyed. As the day ended, so did my feelings of intense grief. Not so much has changed in the world since one day ago. But I feel a sense of relief after having submitted to the emotion of grief.
Judaism, in its wisdom, carves out moments of time for us to be in the throes of the difficult emotions we need to feel. And then the day ends. Judaism puts boundaries around our grief. We are safe to enter in and then leave the construct.
Beautiful essay Rabbi Paula…. Why would you think, then, that the Rabbis of some of my patients are more lenient with regard to fasting on Tisha B'Av vs. Yom Kippur (for my pregnant patients)?


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Le Forézan est un cours d'eau situé dans le département français de la Savoie en région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.

Il est un affluent de l'Hyères, donc un sous-affluent du Rhône par la Leysse le lac du Bourget et le canal de Savières.

Géographie
De , il prend sa source à  sous le col du Crucifix situé sur la chaîne de l'Épine. Il traverse les communes de Saint-Sulpice, Vimines et Cognin avant de se jeter dans l'Hyères à la limite de Chambéry.

Description
Le Forézan est un cours d'eau au régime principalement pluvial (peu de fonte des neiges au printemps) prenant sa source sur le flanc est de la chaîne de l'Épine (chaîne la plus méridionale du massif du Jura), plus précisément en dessous du col du Crucifix sur la commune de Saint-Sulpice. Elle contourne ensuite le plateau de Vimines avant d'arriver sur la commune de Cognin qu'elle traverse non loin de son centre-ville. Elle se jette enfin dans l'Hyères à l'ouest de Chambéry. Ses eaux continuent par la suite leur course dans la Leysse jusqu'au lac du Bourget.

Galerie

Voir aussi

 la liste des rivières de France
 la liste des cours d'eau de la Savoie
 l'Hyères
 la Leysse
 le lac du Bourget
 le canal de Savières
 le Rhône

Notes et références

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Cours d'eau en Savoie
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In March 2018, during a hearing on Capitol Hill, Senator Kamala Harris repeatedly and bluntly asked then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions if he had met with Russian businessmen during the 2016 presidential campaign. Several evasions, Sessions raised his voice and said, almost pleading, "I can't accelerate that fast, it makes me nervous."
A few months later, Harris interrogated aspiring Supreme Justice Brett Kavanaugh in the same style: a single short, direct question, interrupting the questioner who rambled on without answering. Kavanaugh ended up losing his temper at that hearing, screaming and crying.
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In one of the first debates of the Democratic primary came the most successful moment of Harris's failed presidential campaign: when he cornered Joe Biden for praising racist senators and for opposing the practice of bringing schoolchildren from across the country. poorer neighborhoods to richer neighborhoods to integrate the schools, which even after it was illegal were still segregated by race. Harris studied in her college's second integrated class, and she rode the bus every morning to a neighborhood that was richer and whiter than hers. "I don't think you're racist, but …" he told Biden in that debate. Biden, after suffering in response, ended up giving up his turn: "My time is up."
For most of his career, Harris has been a prosecutor, first for San Francisco and then for the entire state of California. She was the first woman elected as attorney general. Frequent interrogations in the United States Senate from ongoing investigations and hearings have made her famous and shaped her image since she was elected in 2016. She is now the only black senator and the second in the entire history of the country.
Harris comes to the front lines with an image of a combative woman still rare in US politics, a country where a decade ago Michelle Obama was caricatured as "an angry black woman" and where Hillary Clinton constantly struggled to soften her image (one of the moments that helped her in the 2008 Democratic primaries that she ended up losing was when tears came to her in an electoral act).
"It is difficult to know how much things have changed," explains Kelly Dittmar, professor of Politics at Rutgers University and director of research at the Center for American Women and Politics, which makes the most complete follow-up of the candidates in the country. "Some voters will reject her ambition or consider her tone threatening even though it really isn't… especially because of the stereotypes that exist about black women in America. What may be important this year is that there are more commentators, journalists and activists willing to react against sexism and racism ".
The first thing Donald Trump said when he learned of Harris's election as vice president was that the senator was "nasty"(" Cruel "or" unpleasant ") with Judge Kavanaugh. But in the Republican campaign there was concern about the new force in Biden's campaign against Trump and against Vice President Mike Pence, whom Harris faced in the only debate of the vice presidential hopefuls, on October 7 at the University of Utah.
Harris, 56, has the strength and freshness that neither his running mate, who is 77 years old and has been in Washington for four decades, nor his rivals have.
In some respects, Harris resembles Barack Obama, with whom he has had a close relationship since he ran for the Senate in 2004. One of the things they have in common is a more multicultural and international personal experience than most of their colleagues in Washington.
Harris was born in Oakland, Northern California, to immigrant parents, college professors. In the 1950s, her father emigrated from Jamaica and her mother from South India, and they met as students at Berkeley. Her mother, Shyamala Gopalan, was the one who raised her two daughters, Kamala and Maya, almost alone, after divorcing when they were young, and became a renowned breast cancer researcher. All three also lived in Montreal, Canada, because of the doctor's work in a hospital there.
Like Obama, Harris has a more complex racial identity than other African-Americans: His mother was Indian, although in the 1960s there was little subtlety in California and she was considered black. Harris now defines it as "brown"(" Brown, "the adjective often used in the United States to include Latinos, Asians, and others of various backgrounds within the country's complex racial diversity).
Kamala was educated in colleges where most of the students were white until she went to Howard University in Washington, which was born like others. college to host African-American students. During her career, she has also heard comments that she is not "black enough," as Obama was. During his presidential campaign, a rapper said that African-Americans would never vote for her and even attacked her for being married to "a rich white lawyer," Doug Emhoff.
That complex racial identity did not prevent his family from suffering discrimination in California in the 1960s and 70s, then a very conservative state. Harris recalls how his mother's "strong accent" was laughed at or identified with less intelligence in his community, and how strangers assumed his mother was the cleaner rather th an the university professor.
Shyamala, who died in 2009 and has been his point of reference, taught him that "the fact that something is difficult is not an acceptable excuse," according to Harris in The Truths We Hold, his autobiography / campaign book. The family was integrated hand in hand with civil rights activism. One of the places Harris cites about his childhood is Rainbow Sign, a black cultural center in Berkeley from the 70s where he remembers the impact that singer Nina Simone had on him.
Even today Harris is used to explaining her own name (it is pronounced "KÁM-ala" or, as she says, "like the punctuation mark" in English, it is very common in India and means "lotus flower"). She's also used to it being a cause for mistrust: A few hours after Biden's announcement, a Fox News host, Tucker Carlson, scoffed at his name when a talkative on his show asked him to make an effort to pronounce it right.
When asked what it's like to be "first", Harris tends to joke that she is "the first 'fill-in-the-space'" in various categories and replies that "a man" could do his job too. If elected, she would be the first vice president of the United States. Also the first Indian-American person to hold the position. Her husband would also be America's first "second gentleman".
Professor Dittmar talks about "identities" of Harris, who has "unique experiences", different from other African-American or Asian-American people. "This is going to help to have a more subtle view on racial identities," he says. "Her own experience as the daughter of immigrants adds value to the campaign."
Mark Hugo López, director of global migration and demography at the Pew polling center, also explains to elDiario.es that the fact that Harris has the immigrant experience can connect in particular with Latino voters, as "children of immigrants" within the challenge They have campaigns to mobilize new voters in particular.
The trump card for the Democrats may be Hispanic women. "Latinas go to the polls more than Latinos," he says.
What they have noticed in Pew is that Hispanic voters were less interested and informed by the Democratic primary than the rest of the population. In the 2018 legislative elections, they voted more than ever, almost at the level of a presidential one. According to Pew's estimate, 32 million Latinos will be able to vote on November 3, more than any other minority in the country, but in 2016 fewer than half went to the polls.
Pew data indicates that the majority of Latinos will vote for Biden and 30% will vote for Trump. There is a gap between men, more Republicans, and women, more Democrats, and that gap is getting longer.
López also recalls that in 2016 Democrats lost in part because black participation declined, particularly in key suburbs. Mobilization has not been the same since the Obama campaign in 2008 and 2012, and it remains to be seen whether Biden and Harris will resurrect that enthusiasm.
Beyond his personal history, what Harris also has in common with Obama is his restraint and his political pragmatism. Like Biden, Harris identifies more with the center of the party. On some issues it has shifted its positions to the left under the influence of politicians like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, but it does not aspire to revolution. "I am not trying to restructure society. I'm just trying to attend to the issues that wake people up in the middle of the night, "he said. in an interview in the New York Times during his campaign in the primaries.
As a California prosecutor from 2011 to 2017, he harshly prosecuted crimes that have led to the mass incarceration of black men or defended their children's absences from school as parental fault. One of her worst moments in the primary debates was when she was unable to defend why she had been so harsh in punishing marijuana possession with jail terms.
Your gender may attract more female voters, the most Trump-reluctant of all ages and races. But it can also alienate other voters. 35% of voters believe that a man is better at managing national security matters, according to Pew.
Another poll It showed during the primary campaign that more than 20% of Democratic voters believed that a woman had a harder time beating Trump.
Harris is used to what it means to be a woman in public office and to being commented on about her looks or relationships. Her friend Obama said at a public event in 2013 that she was "the most beautiful attorney general" in the United States and encouraged the audience to cheer her on it (then called her to apologize). Harris continues to defend himself against the idea that he thrived on his brief love affair in the 1990s with Willie Brown, a powerful San Francisco mayor who was a mentor to many candidates, including the current governor of California.
Sarah Palin, the Republican who ran for vice president in 2008, is now advising Harris not to let Biden's campaign "drown out" her or build her image, and to connect with voters and journalists in her own way: "Remember that they have chosen you for who you are ", he advises.
Harris will be the number two of a president who will take office at the age of 78 and who will be 81 when it comes to running for re-election. Therefore, Harris is already the future of the Democratic party and a natural candidate for president in 2024 or 2028. In 2016, a few days after Trump's election, Harris was one of the people Obama cited as a good candidate for the elections. 2020.
This summer, during the selection process for aspiring vice applicants, several people around Biden suggested she was "too ambitious" for the position. Biden's campaign manager replied in public that "ambitious women make history, change the world and win."
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Yes this cute, sweet, adorable face will sneak right up on you and chomp on your toes. She is strategic in her planning as she stealthly sneaks up on you while you are completely vulnerable (usually while I'm nursing Chase) and then all of a sudden...CHOMP!!!
Today I'm grateful I still have all my toes!
Chews on your toes?! That is so funny!!


Event Technology Trends 2016: Is The Industry Undergoing A Digitization?
It's a little early to be making predictions about the events industry in 2016. However, there are some obvious trends and developments in the works when it comes to meeting and event technology that are hard to overlook!
Building on technology expert Corbin Ball's forecast for the future of meetings and events, it is foreseeable that the impact of technology on the events industry will be even bigger in 2016.
Which Event Technology Trends Will Stick In 2016?
Data & analytics. The importance of data has become clear during the past couple of years. Event apps are becoming much more intelligent: With the massive amount of data that they are capable of collecting, marketers and event professionals can gain valuable insights into peoples' behaviors and preferences.
Corbin Ball on app usage and data analytics: "They can provide a goldmine of information about participants' likes, dislike, interests, movements and more that can be used to improve future events and to provide customized marketing content based on the participants individual needs."
Internet of things. People no longer have to dream of controlling their TVs or door locks through remote access. Everyone has heard of the "Internet Of Things" and the incredible possibility to control our lives thanks to sensor chips. It is foreseeable that this technological development will be incorporated by an increasing number of venues in the future as it will be requested by organizers for shows and conferences. By tracking attendee movements within a venue (for example through iBeacons), event organizers can provide information or push targeted messages to attendees.
Wearables. By the same token, wearables can improve the event participant's experience and will most probably be used a lot more in the next 2-3 years: Organizers could provide GPS directions and help attendees find their way through the exhibition halls. There are infinite ways to make use of wearables at events and collect valuable data about clients.
If we look beyond event technology, there are a lot more trends shaping the events industry in the future. Stay tuned for a deeper analysis of 2016 trends in the next couple of months!


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Big banks team up against cyber attacks
Steve Chiotakis Jan 10, 2012
https://www.marketplace.org/2012/01/10/big-banks-team-against-cyber-attacks/
Steve Chiotakis: The gadgetry on display at the Consumer Electronics Show going on in Las Vegas reminds us about the vulnerabilities of technology — such as cyber-theft. Hacking and identity theft costs businesses billions of dollars a year. And so some banks are doing something they rarely do: Share information with each other to thwart cyber attacks.
The Wall Street Journal reports security officials from Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are expected to discuss creating a data center that would be responsible for sifting through mounds of secret bank information to signal whether any cyber attacks could happen.
Ted Crooks is a banking security analyst and heads up Crooks Analytics. He's with us now from San Diego. Hey there, Ted.
Ted Crooks: Steve, how are you today?
Chiotakis: I'm doing well — and surprised, as you may be, that banks are even considering working together. I mean, they have an historical sort of laissez-faire, hands-off attitude towards one another, don't they?
Crooks: Well, they do, at least officially. But behind the scenes, there's been a lot of cooperation — often through intermediaries — for a long time. It may involve a vendor, it may involve a network, like MasterCard, for example. So there are lots of ways they have worked together, but mostly through third parties. It is rare for them to come together as a group of banks specifically.
Chiotakis: But sharing information — I mean, is that going to work and improve their collective capability to stop cyber theft?
Crooks: I think it will improve their capability, because there are lots of means of detection of threats that work best when you look across all the attempts, rather than just at one slice of them at one bank. But the issues of dealing with privacy — there are lots of technical tricks that can be used, so very often we can share information that reveals the threats, but doesn't reveal secret marketing activities or portfolio strengths and weaknesses — the kinds of things that banks are sensitive about.
Chiotakis: What do you think finally pushed them to work together, to get together on this?
Crooks: There's two motivations. The straightforward one is that they're being attacked by bad guys taking money away from them. And the bad guys cooperate, they know what each other are doing to a large extent, and the banks should do so too. It's very easy to detect a repeated attack across one bank after another, after another.
But if they don't share that information, whatever the criminal finds works at Bank A, they'll do at B, C, and D. And it also has a long-term effect. We've built a bit of hothouse for these advanced hackers, making it quite profitable for them. And unless as an industry, and as a society, we can tamp this down a bit and make it less attractive, we give them the opportunity to keep building up better and better strength.
Chiotakis: Ted Crooks, founder of Crooks Analytics in San Diego. Ted, thanks.
Crooks: My pleasure.
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Jeanne-Marie Paynel was born in Tunisia, spent her childhood in Paris, and her teen years in Washington, D.C. Her multicultural upbringing and travels planted the seeds of a lifelong curiosity regarding the fundamental needs of children and families worldwide.
Although she obtained a degree in Studio Arts and pursued a successful career in advertising (first in Paris, where she met and married her husband, and then in San Diego), her interest in children's development never waned.
While pregnant with her first child, she read Dr. Montessori's work "The Secret of Childhood". This book helped Jeanne-Marie understand the importance of encouraging her children's independence and natural curiosity and eventually guided her towards a mid-life career change.
Read on to see how Jeanne-Marie became a home-based coach, speaker, and mentor.
My journey is a bit complicated, to say the least. After many years in the graphic arts and advertising, I decided I needed a major career shift so I went back to school and got a Masters in Montessori Education. After receiving my credential from Loyola and the Montessori Association International (AMI) I worked with children between the ages of 2.5 and 6 in a Montessori school.
A dream come true, I had always dreamed of one day having my own school, yet as I worked with the children I realized parents often had many questions and always wondered why their children were so different at home than in their Montessori classroom.
I offered home visits through the school and helped parents understand how their home environments could be altered to help their child be more at peace, independent, and self-disciplined at home. I realized the impact I was having and was encouraged by some parents to pursue this as a business model.
The rest is history; I am truly passionate about the information I share with parents as I do workshops, talks, and private home consultations as well as Skype consultations, for expectant parents and parents with children from newborn through six years of age.
I do my private home consultations in the San Diego area as well as in Paris, France.
As stated above I worked many years in the advertising field in Paris, France and then in San Diego as a graphic designer for different large corporations. Then as a Montessori guide in a small school.
I was very lucky to have some personal money that was given to me by my family. I was able to start my business without borrowing anything.
I work on an average of 30 to 50 hours a week, depending on the weeks I can spend a lot of time at the computer, but I much prefer being out and about meeting new parents or being in their homes to help design their children's home.
So far so good. It is a bit slower then I had anticipated, but I know I am charting out on unknown territory and it takes time and patience.
Networking and getting the word out about my business, following-up with people I meet. I feel I am constantly re-evaluating what my message should be, what I have set out to do does not yet exist so it is sometimes frustrating having to explain it so many times. As I started out on this adventure I never imagined all that needed to be done behind the scene before getting interested clients. All this said, I love what I do and love the fact that I am my own boss and able to be available for my family when needed.
What advice would you give mid-life career changer?
Invest in a business coach and personal branding before you set out on your path and surround yourself with supportive like-minded people.
I try to do most of my work and schedule my appointments during the week when my husband is working and my children are in school. Yet with the work, I do I have had to work evenings and weekends. I have been fortunate to have a very supportive and understanding family so far.
Thanks to Jeanne-Marie Paynel for sharing her story!
How much money is it more or less required to start your own school/daycare?
Jeanne-Marie Paynel started a coaching/mentoring/speaking business around the Montessori method — not an actual school.
The costs to start a daycare will vary greatly depending on where you start it (your home vs. an outside facility), how many kids you'll be watching, and their ages. There are a lot of great books out there on starting a daycare — I highly recommend checking some of them out.


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Progeny vs prodigy
Progeny and prodigy are two words that are often confused. We will look at the definitions of the words progeny and prodigy, where the words come from and some examples of their use in sentences.
Progeny are the offspring or immediate descendants of a person, animal or plant. Sometimes, the word progeny is used figuratively to describe an outcome or a result of something. The word progeny is derived from the Latin word progenies which means offspring, descendants, family or lineage. When referring to people, progeny is used as the singular and the plural form of the word, when referring to plants or animals, the plural form is progenies.
A prodigy is someone with amazing or unusual talents. The word prodigy is usually applied when referring to a child who has talent beyond his years, such as a math prodigy or a musical prodigy. Some scientists say that prodigies are so rare that there is only one in every five or ten million people. The word prodigy may also be used to mean anything that causes amazement or is outside the norms of nature. The word prodigy is derived from the Latin word prodigium which means omen or portent, the plural form is prodigies.
Almandin's win takes the prizemoney earned by Monsun's progeny to over $50 million, and to date he has sired over 500 individual winners, with 112 of those being stakes-winners. (The Sydney Morning Herald)
Fifteen years playing in the Allman Brothers Band, a guitar prodigy who has toured since the age of 9, multiple collaborations with Eric Clapton along with just about every other prominent guitarist of the past 40 years — these are the résumé items for the 37-year-old Derek Trucks. (The Peoria Journal Star)


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Eric found properties which met all of our investment criteria, he was able to negotiate under multiple offer situation on each property. He performed property inspection on our behalf to ensure there was no hidden problem. His assessment was accurate, detailed and timely for us to make the purchase decision. The bidding process was competitive with no less than five offers on each property.
He conducted the final walkthrough before closing and found and interviewed several property managers before we selected one.I would highly recommend Eric to anyone who is looking to buy or sell residential or investment properties in the Greater Seattle Area.


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Ampere - Like Shadows
Tom Aylott 11 June 2011 at 21.00
Ampere's newbie is an unrelenting lo-fi betdown romp...
Having more songs than minutes of music on a record usually means the band have little trouble getting to the point with their songs, and Ampere's 'Like Shadows' is no different. It's a lo-fi beatdown romp both unrelenting and inventive, and more than enough to entice a few out to see the band live. In some ways, it's unfortunate that the way the record was recorded leaves the band sounding a little thin, but there's always an undeniable charm in hearing a band's true sound recorded rather than a artificially enhanced version.
Tom Aylott


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A steelworker's daughter calling for end of National Grid lockout
Monica Teixeira de Sousa
My father, John Sousa, worked his entire life in blue-collar jobs. Shipyard worker, welder, machine operator. There was a stint at a lace-dying company, where he sustained a hand injury, and work at a fiberglass shop, with its particle-filled air. I recall conversations between my parents in which finances were weighed against health hazards at work, and I often worried about my father's safety as a child.
That all changed when he became a steelworker and member of USW Local Union No. 4543 in Lincoln, Rhode Island. Joining a union brought with it not only financial stability but an increase in workplace safety, which meant less worry and stress for my mother and me. The labor dispute in Massachusetts that led corporate Goliath National Grid to preemptively deploy its most powerful economic weapons, the lockout and hiring of temporary replacements, against 1,200 gas workers of USW Locals 12003 and 12012 prompted a raw emotional response. (I happen to be a National Grid customer and I volunteered for a nonprofit working for legislation in Rhode Island that would enable low income residents to pay a fixed percentage of their income for utilities.)
Perhaps my negative reaction comes from being forced to witness the same old story repeated ad nauseam: company managers divorced from the everyday economic realities experienced by the vast majority of Americans, carelessly meting out another calculated blow that would disrupt the safety net that the American labor movement has struggled so long and hard to deliver. And an even more bitter pill to swallow, the false perceptions driving so many of our fellow citizens to criticize unions, their true allies, and enabling National Grid's 48-year-old CEO, John Pettigrew, who last year made almost $6 million dollars (£4,636,000).
And to what end? The company claims workers are being unreasonable in their demands because they are insisting on defined benefit pensions for new hires instead of risky 401(k) plans. National Grid also balks at the union's stubbornness in wanting to hold on to supposedly anachronistic health insurance plans with no deductibles or coinsurance. But the only reason these benefits are perceived to be a thing of the past is because corporations have succeeded in systematically destroying worker protections and throwing most families into a precarious financial existence. And while these vultures have been engaged in preying on one union local after another, those of us in the larger population have mostly stood by and watched, complicit in their evisceration.
My father and his USW brothers and sisters waged a similar fight against a different company, General Cable, in 2005, picketing and striking for two weeks in an attempt to preserve their level of health care benefits. The same arguments were made then - that unionized workers at other plants were all paying more for their health insurance and that workers were being greedy in staking out their position. Ultimately, the company's use of replacement workers and its threats of moving jobs to other plants resulted in the majority of workers capitulating. Although my father was in the minority of workers who wished to keep striking, he understood why others perceived the effort as futile.
The reality is that no Local can go it alone. Whether National Grid will succeed in nickel-and-diming its workers will depend on the larger community's willingness to engage in this fight. That means voters refusing to support politicians who don't take a public stand in support of these unions. It means calling out newspaper columnists and television pundits who feign working-class roots yet attack private and public sector unions at every possible opportunity. It means would-be school reformers realizing that they will not help low-income children by being duped into fighting for Betsy DeVos' education privatization agenda, and turning the screws on public school teachers and their ability to earn a livelihood. It means telling Democrats in name only, such as my state's Gov. Gina Raimondo in Providence who was honored by the Koch brothers-funded Manhattan Institute for gutting public worker pensions, that she needs to find another line of work.
Beyond the dispute over worker benefits, National Grid cut off health insurance to workers and their families following the lockout. Was there no consideration given to the destructive impact of such a bargaining tactic, and no reconsideration of this decision even in light of family crises such as one worker's young son's cancer diagnosis? This is shameful behavior on the part of a corporation more concerned with profits than human lives. Everyone with personal knowledge of what unions do to help working-class families must voice their disapproval by contacting their elected officials, by voting for people who express support for unions, and by speaking out on social media.
When my father retired, his union presented him with a lovely wall clock with an inscribed dedication. It may not seem like much, but this small gesture meant a great deal to him. The working class is often treated with little respect, viewed as expendable. Although my father passed away this year, that clock still hangs on the kitchen wall of my parents' house, a symbol of the recognition most workers crave in their jobs. Part of the legacy my dad left me was a lifelong commitment to labor unions and their members.
In this dispute between corporate greed and union workers, my money will always be on steel-toed boots to go the distance. I stand with the locked-out National Grid workers. I hope you join me.
Monica Teixeira de Sousa, of Cranston, R.I., is a professor at New England Law| Boston where she teaches Labor Law, as well as Property, Education, and Family law. Before joining the faculty in 2007, she was a staff attorney at Rhode Island Legal Services. She writes on issues of class, equity, and education policy, most recently, "Class Houses," published in the U.C. Hastings Race and Poverty Law Journal.


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Jbabra (àrab جبابرة) és una comuna rural de la província de Taounate de la regió de Fes-Meknès. Segons el cens de 2014 tenia una població total de 18.592 persones.

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Курултáй е политическо и военно събрание на тюркски и монголски ханове. Исторически е изпълнявал функция на орган на народно представителство у някои тюркски народи, като ногайци, башкири, казахи, киргизи, кримски татари, татари, тувинци и алтайци. Бил е свикван за решаване на важни държавни въпроси. В днешно време курултай се нарича еквивалента на европейския парламент в някои тюркски държави, като Башкирия, Бурятия и Република Алтай.

Монголски курултай
Понятието курултай със значение на всенароден конгрес влиза в употреба през XI – XIII век, когато Чингис хан обединява малките монголски племена, живеещи по това време изолиран живот. За пръв път думата се споменава в последния, 282-ри параграф на Тайната история на монголите под формата "Yeke Qurilta" (в превод – "велик курултай"). Според Яса (книгата на уставите на Чингис хан), курултаят има огромно значение.

 1206 – курултай при извора на река Онон, при който Темуджин е провъзгласен за Чингис хан. Обявено е създаването на Монголската империя.
 1229 – курултай, на който за хан е избран Угедей.
 1235 – курултай, свикан за изработване на по-нататъшна външна политика на държавата. Решено е да се поведат походи срещу къпчаците, прабългарите, руските земи, Корея и Южен Китай. Изпратени са допълнителни войски към Близкия изток.
 1246 – след смъртта на Угедей, хан става Гуюк. Обаче, врагът му Бату умишлено отказва да се включи в курултая, който бива изтеглен с три години напред и накрая се събира без Бату. На пищния курлтай се събират многочислени владетели, сред които руския княз Ярослав Всеволодович и италианския монах Джовани да Плано Карпини.

С разрушаването на единството на държавата на Чингис хан, курултаите постепенно изчезват. В ханствата на Крим и в Задкавказието курултаите продължават да се свикват до края на политическото съществуване на тези държави.

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Welcome to the Middle East, where futuristic skyscrapers rise like mirages from cities surrounded by desert sands. The world's oldest kingdoms await you with the flawless domes of their celestial temples and wondrous bazaars selling red mountains of exotic spices.
Here history is carved into 4,000 year old stone pyramids, and elegant mosques with marble hallways. Walk the side streets of Istanbul where beautiful rugs hang from balconies and warm-hearted hosts wait to welcome you for hot Turkish tea served in small tulip-shaped glasses.
A mysterious and enchanting charm courses through these countries, ready to surprise you with a rich and lively cuisine. From hot air balloon rides over rugged mountains to a quick shawarma stop while on the go, the Middle East beckons with its exotic and rich hands as it has for millennia.


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Billie Joe Armstrong unveils Green Day 'Dookie' themed guitar pedal
Elizabeth Aubrey Jan 18, 2019 10:24 pm GMT
Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong Credit: Getty Images
'Dookie' will turn 25 next month
Green Day's Bille Joe Armstrong has unveiled a new 'Dookie' themed guitar pedal on Instagram, ahead of the album's twenty-fifth anniversary next month.
Sharing a picture of the new pedal, Armstrong teased the pedal with the caption "Anyone going to NAMM?" which fans believe is a reference to the music trade show in Anaheim, California where they think the pedal might become available.
Read more: Green Day on America's big orange problem – the NME interview
'Dookie' was Green Day's third studio album and their debut on a major label following its release in 1994 on February 1. It featured hits such as 'Basket Case', 'Longview' and 'When I Come Around.'
Anyone going to NAMM?
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Last month, Armstrong confirmed that he was working on new Green Day material after responding directly to a fan on Instagram who asked when new music can be expected from the punk icons. "I'm writing new songs for gd now," Armstrong wrote.
Although Armstrong failed to provide any more details, it seemingly acts as confirmation that work has begun on the follow-up to 2016's 'Revolution Radio' – which was described as NME as their strongest work since 'American Idiot.'
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The news came after Armstrong also teased a performance with Foxboro Hot Tubs last month. The Green Day side project, featuring all three members, released an album called 'Stop Drop And Roll!!!' a decade ago. They made their live debut in Arkansas in 2008; the following year, the band rocked up in London for a tiny impromptu gig at Islington's Garage venue.
Last year, the band also revealed that they had been rehearsing 'Dookie' in full, suggesting that an anniversary tour might be on the horizon. They previously performed the album in its entirety at Reading & Leeds Festival in 2013.
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Q: String.Split issues The strings I try to initialize with temp.Split results are always null.
G.ReadLine() is simply a "name%path" format. I also changed the encoding to unicode for certainty that there is no encoding difference between file and program.
Here is the relevant fragment:
StreamReader g = new StreamReader(path + "database.txt",Encoding.Unicode);

do
{
     String temp;
     temp = g.ReadLine();
     //wr.WriteLine(temp);
     try
     {
           names[ii] = temp.Split('%')[0];

Thank you for help

A: So now we found the route of the problem.
The instantiation of names was wrong.
Instead of
string[] names = null;

Something like
string[] names = new string[5];

must be used. The Problem here is that you have to now before how many strings the array will contain.
I recommand you to use an List of strings so something like that:
List<string> names = new List<string>();

and then use it with:
names.Add(temp.Split('%')[0]);

A: "name%path".Split('%')[0] returns "name"
So the problem is not Split function, but in temp which value does not have "name%path" pattern.

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"I think [the Central Park's cherry blossoms] are becoming more known," said Neil Calvanese, the Central Park Conservancy's vice president for operations. "You can definitely see an uptick in interest."
The Yoshino cherry trees, which can be spotted, for instance, around the bridal path at 90th Street and along the East Drive at 66th Street, are the earliest flowering cherries — and most delicate-looking with five petals — with pink buds that turn paler as they bloom.
"They are wonderful puffs of white and pink," Calvanese said. "I always say they look like clouds in this gray landscape."
"They're just peaking right now and shouldn't be missed," Calvanese said.
There is also a small grove of Yoshino cherry trees around the reservoir, which may include the original cherry blossoms gifted to New York by Japan in 1912, Calvanese said.
Cherry trees don't have a very long lifespan. They tend to live for roughly 50 years, Calvanese explained, which is why the Central Park Conservancy has added many new cherry trees in recent years. One spot full of new blossoms, he said, is from 84th to 90th streets along the east side.
"They're not going to last too long and you always want the next generation, so we're really doing a lot of cherry planting," Calvanese said. "People enjoy them."
Would Central Park consider throwing its own cherry blossom festival?
"Yes, maybe we should do some kind of festival. We should start thinking about it," Calvanese said. "Our flowering trees are pretty spectacular."
On Roosevelt Island this Saturday, residents will be dedicating a grove of cherry blossom trees in an act of solidarity with the people of Japan.
The Roosevelt Island Residents Association, along with the Japanese Association of Roosevelt Island and other groups, are hosting the fundraiser, which will include Japanese-themed food, drinks and music to raise money for the Japan Society's Earthquake Relief Fund.


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Restauranteurs Justin and Ian Hopper of the soon-to-open Hutchinson Cocktails & Grill were raised in Upstate New York near the center of baseball immortality, Cooperstown. Their All-American kitchen was one of the few in the neighborhood stocked with kecap manis and sambal, sitting adjacent to the ketchup and mustard bottles.
Along with Noah Ellis (Red Medicine), who will lead the cocktail program, and Executive Chef James Trees (FIG), the two brothers will open a 150-seat restaurant on La Cienega Boulevard set to launch in early September called the Hutchinson Cocktails & Grill, which will serve classic American fare with a Indonesian perspective. The story behind this concept is a deeply personal one rooted in family history.
Justin and Ian's grandfather studied geology at UCLA, and around 1939, after receiving his PhD from Caltech, he traveled to Indonesia's largest island, Sumatra, in search of oil reserves. He spent the next six months exploring the surrounding islands—New Guinea, Borneo—when things took a sudden turn: the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. As their grandfather was sent to Sumatra to build an airfield, Japanese paratroopers invaded in what the Hopper brothers described as a "harrowing" experience.
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In my classes, I like employing strategies that promote deep reading. I started using Hypothesis in one of my graduate classes this semester to help students connect with concrete quotes from the text while also analyzing and reflecting on them. This system has the additional benefit of holding students accountable to engaging with the assigned readings. Annotating with hypothesis also offers a social component, one that extends the discussion of course materials outside of the classroom. Mia C. Zamora, an Associate Professor of English and Director of the Kean University Writing Project, explains that tools like Hypothesis "extend the discursive space of the classroom" which "facilitates engaged reading practices." She continues, "A collaborative reading environment seems to me a fair foundation for dynamic and thoughtful interaction, which, in turn, holds the potential to mirror the kind of rich and complex dialogue we aspire to in a working democracy." So far, I've found this tool to promote thoughtful student engagement with class texts while also sharing thoughts and ideas with each other and with me prior to the start of class each week.
You can use Hypothesis in a browser — either as a Chrome plug in or via a link "preface" (a snippet of a link that you add onto the web address you want to annotate). The browser version works well for readings that are websites, blog posts, and PDFs online. There's also an LMS version that you can add to Canvas, Blackboard, and other LMS systems. If you have a lot of scanned PDFs that are not available freely online, this is a good route to take. A different tool, Perusall, allows students to annotate e-books/e-textbooks, although the selection of texts is limited.
Hypothesis allows editing in public, in private groups, or privately. I use a private group to create a class-specific space where we can engage with each other without having to filter out comments left by others. A private group also provides a space with greater safety and comfort — students don't have to craft comments that will hold up to public scrutiny, and so typos, errors, and questions are okay!
There are four types of annotations on Hypothesis: highlights (these are private within a group), annotations (highlighting text + commenting), page notes (commenting on the page without highlighting), and replies to annotations and page notes.
The Hypothesis sidebar (shown below) can be minimized (click the arrow on the top left of the sidebar) or resized (click the arrow and drag to resize). In the sidebar, you can see the group you are viewing in the middle of the top bar (in this case, HS7310_2019), and clicking the arrow to the right of the group name changes your view (other options include public view or other private groups you belong to). The sidebar shows your own comments and highlights (both private and those shared with the group) and all annotations and page notes your students have shared with the group.
This screenshot shows how annotations appear as highlighted text in the main body of the reading, and as comments or highlights in the Hypothesis sidebar. The sidebar can be resized or minimized.
Either download the Chrome Plugin or save the Hypothesis Bookmark.
Create a Private Group for your class.
Copy the Group Link to share with your students.
Students should register for Hypothesis.
Share the Group Link with students so they can join the group.
Here's one example of the type of instructions you might give your students, and here's another.
Remind students to be attentive to logging into the hypothesis tool and making sure the class group is enabled. Otherwise, it's easy to accidentally post comments in the public side of hypothesis where the group will not see it. Within the group, it's also important to post to the whole group vs. leaving private comments. Highlights and private comments within the group can only be seen by the individual who made them.
So how do you assess comments on Hypothesis? I typically assess based on completion. My graduate students, for example, typically read about 7-10 items per week in a Digital Public History class. I ask them to leave a minimum of about 75 words of annotations per reading, and this could take the form of one long comment or two shorter comments. Each week these assignments make up about 2% of each student's total grade, eventually totaling more than 20% of their final grade. I do not read every comment, but I do read several by each student each week so that I can provide feedback as needed. I also enjoy reading the comments while I read and prepare for class.
Here's the workflow I use to assess students: I log into hypothesis, click groups in the upper right corner, and select the class I'm assessing.
This takes you to a group page for your class, which looks something like this (see also the screenshot below). On this page, you can see the aggregation of posts your students made WITHIN THE GROUP. (It does not show you their highlights without annotations, private posts to themselves, or comments they accidentally made OUTSIDE the group.) This page is a great way to quickly gauge class thoughts before or during class since they are sorted by reading (left column in screenshot below) You can also click on each student's name on the right column ("Members") to see just that one student's comments. By selecting each student individually, I can count their comments, briefly skim them, and pick a few to read in depth.
Integrate Hypothesis into your LMS: You can integrate Hypothesis into your Learning Management System (e.g. Canvas, Blackboard, etc.). This is a great option if your class reads a lot of PDFs via your LMS.
10 Ways to Annotate with Students: This suggests types of annotation that students can do, including doing close reading, doing multimedia analysis by integrating images and videos into annotations, asking questions about the reading, or answering questions pre-composed by the instructor.
Jeremy Dean and Katherine Schulten, "Skills and Strategies | Annotating to Engage, Analyze, Connect and Create," The New York Times: Like the link above, this shares additional ways to frame annotation assignments, like annotation as argument, annotating current events to add context and enrich background knowledge, and annotating to make connections.
Teacher Resource Guide: Hypothesis's curated links for teachers including student examples, assignment examples, and blog posts & webinars.
Hosting & Annotating PDFsand Really, You Can Annotate Anything:: Tips on turning books, journal articles, and other text into text that can be highlighted and annotated.
The Pedagogy of Collaborative Annotation: a webinar that includes topics like encouraging student collaboration, scaffolding annotations, annotation assignments and rubrics, and more.
If you give Hypothesis Annotations a try, please stop by and comment or email me how it goes for you!


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HomeCHICAGOEntertainmentHaymarket Opera Company' s "Solace and Sorrows" Review – Enchanting
Haymarket Opera Company' s "Solace and Sorrows" Review – Enchanting
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Haymarket Opera Company rehearses Marin Marais' "Ariane et Bachus" at the Schubert Theatre in the Fine Arts Building, Chicago, Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017, Charles Osgood Photography
By Susan Lillis
An enchanting, magical evening was spent being introduced to the Haymarket Opera Company' s – DePaul University's, Mary Patricia Gannon Concert Hall,( 505-seat state of the art) as it featured world acclaimed Elizabeth DeShong and Jory Vinikour in a program entitled Solace and Sorrows. It is ironic to title this performance "solace and sorrow" because the music is wonderfully joyful and celebratory and as its Artistic Director, Craig Trompeter, points out "transcends the centuries to awaken our souls."
Elizabeth DeShong, Photo: KRISTIN HOEBERMANN
Mezzo soprano, Elizabeth DeShong, has an incredible range and gorgeous full rich voice. She is a sparkling stellar presence on stage. Ms. DeShong in 2010 was named Artist of the Year. Currently, she is also appearing in Tchaikovsky's Queen of Spades at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
Haymarket Opera Company rehearses Marin Marais' "Ariane et Bachus" at the Schubert Theatre in the Fine Arts Building, Chicago, Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017. Charles Osgood Photography
She is masterful at interpreting Bach's cantatas. Johann Sebastian Bach's Ich Habe Genug ( I have fulfillment) was originally written for solo bass. Thankfully, for us it was reworked for a soprano or mezzo-soprano. The lyrics describe the Biblical story of an elderly Simeon holding the baby Jesus in his arms fulfilling the Messianic prophecy. Now he can die in peace knowing he has seen the Messiah. He prays the Nunc dimittis (now dismiss). Ms. DeShong also sings Mein Herze Schwimmt in Blut (My heart swims in blood). This is the story of sin and then salvation through God's forgiveness.
Jory Vinikour: Harpsichord, Photo:Nuccio di Nuzzo
Jory Vikour, who was born in Chicago, and a 2013 Grammy Award nominee, is acknowledged as one of the most outstanding harpsichord players of this generation. He treats us to his striking talent and dynamic playing of both the organ and harpsichord on stage.
Haymarket Opera Serse at the Studebaker Theater, Thursday, Sept 27, 2018 Charles Osgood Photography
The "Haymarket" name is derived as a dual honor acknowledging Chicago's Haymarket laborers who rallied for an 8-hour workday in 1886. Seven officers and one civilian were killed after a bomb was thrown at the police. It is estimated that sixty others were injured as the police fired back and chaos ensued. The Haymarket name is also in reference to the King's Theatre in the Haymarket district of London famous for 17 and 18th century music and where more than 25 of George Friedrich Handel operas were first performed.
The HOC opened the evening's performance with Arcangelo Corelli's (1653-1713) Concerto Grosso in F Major. This was the perfect selection for the small treasure trove of artistic talent accompanying Elizabeth DeShong. The principal orchestra includes First Violin: Jeri-Lou Zike, Pauline Kempf, Jaime Gorgojo Viola: Elizabeth Hagen Oboe: Stephen Bard Violone: Jerry Fuller Cello and Violone: Craig Trompeter. He is founder, artistic director, and musician extraordinaire. His passion became a vision to enrich the musical community of Chicago through staging 17th and 18thcentury opera and oratorios using period instruments. He himself plays the violone, a bass viol similar to a cello. HOC performs Baroque masterpieces and often overlooked musical treasures from the From the Age of Enlightenment that traditional orchestras do not perform. This staging allows for an up close and personal musical experience.
Haymarket Opera Company rehearses Marin Marais' "Ariane et Bachus" at the Schubert Theatre in the Fine Arts Building, Chicago, Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017, Charles Osgood Photography
Almost a decade in existence HOC started at the Mayne Stage in Rogers Park playing private and corporate events in a limited seating cabaret setting. They then moved to the Studebaker Theater. On Friday night's performance it was apparent that many audience members were familiar with each other. Now, as partners with DePaul University, HOC will be able to share this venue allowing the opportunity for a wide-spread fandom to experience the unique musical gifts of this ensemble.
Haymarket Opera at the Studebaker Theater, Thursday, Sept 27, 2018 Charles Osgood Photography
Future performances for Haymarket Opera Company are: Early Opera Cabaret, a Haymarket Gala Fundraiser, on Thursday, April 30,2020 at 6:30 p.m. at The Arts Club of Chicago 201 East Ontario Street, Chicago.
On June 12-17 L'Incoronazione di Poppea by Claudio Monteverdi at Jarvis Opera Hall in the Depaul's Holtschneider Performance Center 2330 N Halsted Street, Chicago.
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Q: Print one value after split (java) This is the code:
ArrayList<String> listSell = new ArrayList<String>();

listSell.add("hello : world : one");
listSell.add("hello : world : one");
listSell.add("hello : world : one");

String splitSell[] = null;

for (int i = 0; i < listSell.size(); i++){
    splitSell = (listSell.get(i)).split(":");
    System.out.println(splitSell[0]);
}

This will print all values when i use splitSell[0]  :
hello
hello
hello

how can i print only one value  ?

A: If you meant, you want to remove the duplicate elements after the splits. add the splitted elements into an Set implementing classes and iterate over it.
 Set<String> set = new LinkedHashSet<>();
for (int i = 0; i < listSell.size(); i++){
    splitSell = (listSell.get(i)).split(":");
    set.add(splitSell[0]);
}

   for(String s: set){
     System.out.println(s);
     }

java.util.Set implementing classes dont accept duplicate elements, thus in your example would only print "hello" once.

A: Not sure exactly what you want. But here are some options.
ArrayList<String> listSell = new ArrayList<String>();

listSell.add("hello : world : one");
listSell.add("hello : world : one");
listSell.add("hello : world : one");

String splitSell[] = null;
Set<String> split1 = new TreeSet<String>();
Set<String> split2 = new TreeSet<String>();
Set<String> split3 = new TreeSet<String>();

for (String listItem : listSell) {
    splitSell = listItem .split(":");
    split1.add(splitSell[0]);
    split2.add(splitSell[1]);
    split3.add(splitSell[2]);
}

//Prints all the first values
for (String string1 : split1) {
    System.out.println(string1);
}

//Prints all the second values
for (String string2 : split2) {
    System.out.println(string2);
}

//Prints all the third values
for (String string3 : split3) {
    System.out.println(string3);
}

Note that the add method only adds the element if it is not already in the Set. See the Set documentation.


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The Women's Prize Trust, NatWest, Curtis Brown Literary Agency and Curtis Brown Creative Writing School have partnered to create Discoveries, a unique initiative searching for the 17/09/2020 None
The Michael O'Pray Prize is an award for new writing on innovation and experimentation in the moving image 17/09/2020 None
Mountaineering Scotland's annual literary competition is now open for entries. 25/08/2020 None
The Ignite Fellowship supports established writers who are embarking on or working through a significant project 23/08/2020 None


At Cosmetic Solutions, our success can be attributed to the hard work and dedication of our entire team of employees. In addition, the relevant experience of our executive management team contributes decades of combined industry know-how.
Fusing adept business acumen with strong scientific know-how, our executive team orchestrates a business strategy that consistently produces results and perpetuates growth.
After working with his brother – plastic surgeon Dr. Hilton Becker – in the late 1980s to develop a safe alternative to the harmful skincare products circulating at the time, Mervyn Becker established Cosmetic Solutions in the early 90s and began to manufacture their proven skincare products.
With more than two decades of extensive experience both as a chartered accountant and as an experienced professional within the personal care industry, Mervyn's passion and knowledge have driven Cosmetic Solutions to become the industry's top choice for professionally-formulated Private Label Skin Care Products.
Warren Becker, the son of Mervyn Becker, has been a part of the Cosmetic Solutions team for as long as he can remember. He's held a wide range responsibilities, allowing him to have a very unique perspective that has helped him grow into the role of Chief Operating Officer.
Because Warren has had the opportunity to truly grow with the company, he maintains valuable exposure to product development, sales and customer service. This gives him a practical viewpoint that has proven to be instrumental in the day-to-day operations of Cosmetic Solutions.


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