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AMBER GARDENS, D15 - KATONG, JOO CHIAT, AMBER ROAD
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{"total":592,"numsold":582,"numavailable":10,"soldrate":98.310810810811,"availablerate":1.6891891891892} Total Units: 592
Units Sold: 582 (98.3%)
Units Available: 10 (1.7%)
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About AMBER PARK
The new iconic freehold development at East Coast
Amber Park – District 15 – Amber Road
Rebirth of a Freehold icon at East Coast, Amber Park Singapore will be one of the few new freehold residences in District 15. A project by Aquarius Properties Pte Ltd, it is nestled within the private residential enclave with great potential. With a land area of over 213,000sqft, there are not many sites of such size available for development in the popular Amber Road neighbourhood.
With 3 distinctive towers offering 592 units, Amber Park is designed by award-winning architect Chan Soo Khian, SCDA. Wide selections of units from 1-bedroom plus study to 5-bedroom plus study and 4 exquisite penthouses. A signature feature of Amber Park is The Stratosphere at Level 22 – a rooftop recreational deck, 235 feet above sea level that connects the three towers together and boost a 600m jogging track, gourmet kitchen, gymnasium among others.
Residents will enjoy great convenience both by road and rail. The future Tanjong Katong MRT Station is just 3 minutes' walk away and Amber Park provides excellent connectivity island-wide via East Coast Parkway (ECP), Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE) and Pan Island Expressway (PIE). Amber Park is only a short drive to Changi Airport, Jewel @ Changi, Central Business District (CBD), Singapore Sports Hub and Gardens by the Bay.
Amber Park is also within close proximity to by shopping malls like Parkway Parade, 112 Katong, Katong V, KINEX, etc. In an area well-known as a foodie haven, residents will have a wide selection of food choices, offering from famed hawker fare and heritage eats, to hipster cafes, and chic bistros.
Project Highlights:
3 minutes' walk to the future Tanjong Katong MRT Station
Nearby: Changi Airport, Jewel @ Changi, Singapore Sports Hub, Gardens by the Bay, Parkway Parade, 112 Katong, Katong V, KINEX
Popular Schools close by: Tao Nan Primary School, Victoria School, Haig Girls' School, Tanjong Katong Primary, CHIJ (Katong) Primary, St. Patrick's School.
Private lift access to 4-Bedroom Premium, 5-Bedroom Premium, 5+Study and Penthouse.
Project Name AMBER PARK
Developer AQUARIUS PROPERTIES PTE LTD
Address AMBER GARDENS, D15 - KATONG, JOO CHIAT, AMBER ROAD
Developer Appointed Marketing Hotline +65 97555202
Est Indicative Selling Price Range $2,045,000 - $5,864,000
Tenure FREEHOLD
Sites Area/Potential Gross floor Area 213 676 sqft
AQUARIUS PROPERTIES PTE LTD is a unit of City Developments Limited (CDL).
City Developments Limited (CDL) is a leading global real estate operating company with a network spanning 103 locations in 29 countries and regions. Listed on the Singapore Exchange, the Group is one of the largest companies by market capitalisation. Its income-stable and geographically-diverse portfolio comprises residences, offices, hotels, serviced apartments, integrated developments and shopping malls.
With a proven track record of over 55 years in real estate development, investment and management, CDL has developed over 43,000 homes and owns over 18 million square feet of lettable floor area globally. Its diversified global land bank offers 4.1 million square feet of developable gross floor area.
The Group's London-listed subsidiary, Millennium & Copthorne Hotels plc (M&C), is one of the world's largest hotel chains, with over 135 hotels worldwide, many in key gateway cities.
Leveraging its deep expertise in developing and managing a diversified asset base, the Group is focused on enhancing the performance of its portfolio and strengthening its recurring income streams to deliver long-term sustainable value to shareholders. The Group is also developing a fund management business and targets to achieve US$5 billion in Assets Under Management (AUM) by 2023.
SCDA is a design studio seamless integrating architecture, interiors, landscape and product design to create holistic spatial experiences. Established in 1995 by Founding Principal and Design Director Soo Chan, SCDA was awarded the inaugural Royal Institute of British Architects Award for International Excellence (2016); the RIBA International Award for OneKL (2012) and the Lincoln Modern (2003); and the SIA-Getz Architecture Prize for Emergent Architecture in Asia (2006), in addition to nine Chicago Athenaeum International Architecture Awards.
SCDA's designs strive for tranquility and calmness qualified by space, light and structural order. Architectural expressions are distilled to capture the spiritual essence of 'place'. Its architecture and interiors are inspired by the cultural and climatic nuances of its context, integrating landscape, water features and blurring the distinction between interior and exterior. Spaces are often characterized by lush gardens, water courts and air wells, engendering a sensuous engagement with the elements. Projects display sensitivity to the inherent beauty of natural materials expressed through clarity in construction details and elemental architectural expression.


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Также Амазония — страна, которую средневековые картографы помещали на Средней Волге.

География
 Дождевые леса Амазонии
 «Амазония» — национальный парк в Бразилии.
 Амазония — древний протоконтинент суперконтинента Колумбия.
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Спорт
 «Амазония» — футбольный стадион в г. Манаус (Бразилия).

Культура
 «Амазония» — канадско-немецкий телесериал.
 «Амазония» — французский фильм 2000 года.
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//
//  main.m
//  DataHub-Example
//
//  Created by Albert Carter on 12/3/14.
//  Copyright (c) 2014 CSAIL Big Data Initiative. All rights reserved.
//

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

#import "datahub.h"
#import "account.h"

#import "Thrift.h"
#import "TBinaryProtocol.h"
#import "THTTPClient.h"
#import "TTransport.h"

int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) {
    @autoreleasepool {

        /**********
         HTTP SETUP
         **********/
        NSURL *url = [NSURL URLWithString:@"http://datahub.csail.mit.edu/service"]; // chose you server

        // Talk to a server via HTTP, using a binary protocol
        THTTPClient *transport = [[THTTPClient alloc] initWithURL:url];

        TBinaryProtocol *protocol = [[TBinaryProtocol alloc]
                                     initWithTransport:transport
                                     strictRead:YES
                                     strictWrite:YES];

        /********************************************************
         CONNECT TO AND QUERY DB USING YOUR USERNAME AND PASSWORD
         ********************************************************/
        // This will initially thrown an exception.
        // You will need to create a username, password,
        // repository, and table to query.
        @try {

            NSLog(@"\n\nTrying to query a user's table...");

            // create a client
            datahubDataHubClient *client = [[datahubDataHubClient alloc] initWithProtocol:protocol];

            // create connection parameters
            // login with a username and password
            datahubConnectionParams *conparams = [[datahubConnectionParams alloc] initWithClient_id:nil seq_id:nil user:@"YOUR USERNAME" password:@"YOUR PASSWORD" app_id:nil app_token:nil repo_base:nil];

            // If a user has authorized your application, you can also connect to their repo by leaving user and password as nil and adding your app_id, app_token, and repo_base variables.
            // They can authorize your account at https://datahub.csail.mit.edu/permissions/apps/allow_access/APP_ID/REPO_NAME
            // datahubConnectionParams *conparams = [[datahubConnectionParams alloc] initWithClient_id:nil seq_id:nil user:@"YOUR USERNAME" password:nil app_id:@"APP ID" app_token:@"APP_TOKEN" repo_base:nil];

            // open a connection
            datahubConnection *connection = [client open_connection:conparams];

            // get the result set
            datahubResultSet *results = [client execute_sql:connection query:@"select * from REPO_NAME.TABLE_NAME" query_params:nil];

            // make sure and close the connection
            [client close_connection:connection];

            NSLog(@"%@", results);
        }
        @catch (NSException *exception) {
            NSLog(@"Connect/Query Exception: %@", exception);
        }

    }
    return 0;
}

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LISTEN: Syd's 'Bad Dream/No Looking Back' is a Sign of Even Greater R'n'B Goodness to Come
By JUICE Malaysia • 24 Aug 2017 in News
Fresh off the high of her debut solo release Fin earlier this year, Syd the Kyd doesn't look to be slowing down anytime soon. After her recent collaboration with Korean alt-r'n'b producer Dean on his song 'love', 'Bad Dream/No Looking Back' offers a taste of what the Odd Future prodigy has been cooking up in the studio, and the result is a dark r'n'b/pop ode to what happens when FWB relationships start crossing over into new emotional territory.
Syd's trademark ethereal vocals tell the story of carnal hook-ups and emotional detachment, a scenario familiar to most twenty-somethings stuck in a vicious cycle of doomed relationships. In the chorus, she sings, "We only kiss when we fuckin' / So, we don't get too attached / 'Cause if this turns into something, we know there's no looking back," and the bittersweet sentiment in the lyrics paired with a beautiful sampling of Jodeci's 'What About Us' makes for a dreamy, lovelorn track that is as honest as it is sensual. The song is taken off Syd's new upcoming 'feature soundtrack' project, Always Never Home, and if it's a sign of what the rest of the record has in store for us, we're definitely keeping our ears open for more to come.
Check out JUICE's interview with Syd and fellow The Internet bandmate, Matt Martians.

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Opponents of new vaccine law take on supporters during televised debate
Supporters of the new law to eliminate religious and philosophical exemptions argue that science supports their position while those who want to see the law repealed say it infringes on parental rights.
By Dennis HoeyPress Herald
Opponents and supporters of Maine's new vaccine law dueled during a televised debate Monday night, with those in favor of the law that eliminates religious and philosophical exemptions citing science and those opposing it saying it infringes on parental rights.
The debate on WGME-TV pitted Dr. Laura Blaisdell, a pediatrician from Yarmouth, and Sen. Brownie Carson, D-Harpswell, who both spoke on behalf of Maine Families for Vaccines, against Cara Sacks and Rep. Justin Fecteau, R-Augusta, who advocated on behalf of the "Yes on 1" campaign, the group that is seeking to repeal the law. Sacks serves as manager of the "Yes on 1 to Reject Big Pharma" campaign.
News anchor Jennifer Long and Gregg Lagerquist moderated the debate, which was televised for 30 minutes before moving into a 15-minute discussion on WGME's Facebook page.
Question 1, which is on the March 3 ballot, asks voters whether they want to reject the new law, which would eliminate the option of claiming a religious or philosophical exemption to vaccinations against certain communicable diseases for students who attend school in Maine. The law would cover students who attend public or private elementary and secondary schools, and any post-secondary school in the state, including colleges and universities. It also would affect employees of nursery schools and health care facilities.
The new law does allow for medical exemptions, provided the individual can provide a written statement from a physician or other medical professional.
Blaisdell said the new law is supported by nearly every hospital, doctor and nurse in Maine, including the Barbara Bush Children's Hospital in Portland, adding that such widespread support from the medical community that cares for sick children is "an inconvenient truth" for those who want to repeal the measure.
Blaisdell argued that the new law, which is slated to take effect Sept. 21, 2021, will protect vulnerable children – those with compromised immune systems – from contracting contagious diseases, adding, "Can you imagine a life where there were no vaccines? We didn't pick this fight. It was brought to us by the opposition."
Sacks attacked the new law as being legislative overreach, saying "this is absolutely a vaccine mandate." Sacks said she has heard from hundreds of families whose medical providers are reluctant or unwilling to grant an exemption to their child.
Blaisdell took issue with Sacks' statement calling it "disingenuous and insulting to Maine voters." Blaisdell said she and other medical providers are trained to grant a medical exemption if it is deemed necessary to protect their patient's health.
Students or their parents would need to provide proof of immunization or proof of immunity for diphtheria, chickenpox, measles, mumps and pertussis, to name a few, according to a document posted on the Secretary of State's website by the Maine Attorney General's Office.
Before the law was enacted, immunization exemptions were allowed for students who held "a sincere religious belief" or who objected on the grounds of "sincerely held religious or philosophical belief."
Fecteau warned that the new law goes too far and is unnecessary, placing severe restrictions on personal liberties.
"If you vote yes on 1, you will continue to live in a state where 95 percent are vaccinated," said Fecteau, a public school teacher. "If you don't vote yes on 1, your kids will be kicked out of their schools."
Blaisdell stated that 81 children in Samoa died from measles. There was one diagnosed case of measles in Maine last year.
"These are dangerous diseases," Blaisdell said. "There is just too much at stake to repeal this law."
Fecteau accused her of "fear mongering" and insisted that 95 percent of children are vaccinated, the rate at which herd immunity keeps communicable diseases from spreading.
Carson said the Legislature voted to change the law because, "Our greatest responsibility is to protect those who are vulnerable, our young kids."
Fecteau said Yes on 1 is not anti-vaccine, but believes that parents should have the right to make that decision.
In a letter filed with the Secretary of State's Office, Blaisdell states, "This vote (March 3) will be the first of its kind in the United States and the results will set the standard for children's safety across the country."
This story has been updated at 9:30 on Feb. 25 to correct Jennifer Long's name.
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The QPVI Reboot Retreat is a training for facilitators from the IU sites participating in the QPVI program. At this 2-day event participants will have the opportunity to collaborate with each other and compare their Key Components (KC) 1 & 2 results with the goal of discerning what has worked, what had been developed, ongoing challenges to sustain, and solutions to problem solve. We will provide an overview/review of KC 1 & 2, as well as introduce and train in KC 3: the Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC), with an emphasis on assessment and instruction. In addition, we will be using the Abbreviated QPVI Master List to stream line, analyze and compare data, as well as share resources.
Describe implementation process for peer reviewed assessment reports using standardized report formats, within each IU site that is research based. Pairing staff to cross train, review of evaluation documentation --- cultivate a learning community to build upon individual strengths.
IU Supervisors of Programs Serving Students with Visual Impairments participating in a QPVI Program, as well as their head/lead QPVI teacher, administrative assistant, and/or material specialist.
A hotel block of 15 rooms (2 rooms per IU) has been reserved at the reduced rate of $74.99 + tax for the nights of 10/12 & 10/13 at the Sleep Inn & Suites (7100 Allentown Blvd., Harrisburg, PA 17112 717-545-7715 or 717-545-7709). When making reservations use the code: QPVI Retreat. There is no limit on the number of participants from each IU site who may attend event. Due to time limits lunch will take place on site. Participants will order in; please bring cash to cover cost.


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Why Canada
Start-Up Visa
Ministers Meet to Speed Up Canadian Immigration
Posted on August 27, 2021 September 23, 2021 by Anastasia Netronev
Federal Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino met virtually with his provincial and territorial counterparts to find ways of speeding up the processing time for new permanent residents, as well as increasing their numbers and boosting Canadian immigration.
"Immigration is an integral part of any economic recovery, and we have never seen it more necessary to ensure prosperity for all Canadians," said Arlene Dunn. She cited the unprecedented challenges that immigrants face due to a pandemic but also emphasized immigration's ability in contributing to our economy through innovation and entrepreneurship.
The ministers used their time to discuss the distribution of immigration, cultural integration strategies, and how best to leverage successes in different immigration programs.
Immigration playing critical role in response to COVID-19
Canadian immigration minister says that Canada can't afford to turn their back on immigrants and refugees. "Canada's immigration system has played a critical role in our response to COVID-19, said Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino," he continued.
The federal government of Canada is aware that the country needs workers from other nations more than ever before due to its economic recovery after CIVID 19 caused billions worth of damage across North America last year. In fact, according to Mendicino this type of support for migrants will continue because it leads Canadians into prosperity while also helping them deal with disasters like COVID-19 which causes widespread destruction on both sides of the border each time they strike again.
"Canada is relying on immigration to help fight the virus and provide economic stability." He said.
"Today, we had productive discussions with the provinces and territories on how to better and more evenly spread the benefits of immigration across the country," he added. "Our ongoing collaboration, further strengthened today, has contributed to valuable initiatives that will help support population growth and a modern immigration system.
"Together, we can build a stronger and more diverse Canada."
The Forum of Ministers' responsibilities
The Forum of Ministers Responsible for Immigration meets monthly to discuss immigration issues in Canada. The group is comprised of cabinet ministers and their political staff, with independent experts often invited as guests. Issues covered cover a wide range from refugee resettlement plans, temporary foreign worker programs, visa processing rates at Canadian embassies abroad, etc., all the way to relations between different cultural groups within Canada's borders.
In order to attract talented, educated immigrants for the future of our country and economy, Canada has put in place measures such as speedier processing times via an entirely online application system. This is a huge step forward from last year when there were many barriers that deterred people considering immigration, including long wait periods before their paperwork was processed or jobs could be picked up while they waited for permanent residency status.
The government understands how important it is to not only encourage more immigration but also make it easier than ever with all new initiatives being introduced since this past year which includes speeding up processing time by making everything completely digital on applications like the Start-up Visa program.
Virtual and Touchless Immigration process
"My vision for our immigration system going forward is that it is completely virtual and touchless and that each and every one of these steps is integrated so that we become the envy of the world," said Mendicino.
"In a world that is increasingly going virtual, we are leading the way, especially when it comes to our immigration system," said the immigration minister. "We are the only ones that have moved our citizenship ceremony online, to my knowledge, and now we are also moving into the digital space when it comes to testing applicants."
The IRCC's innovations during the pandemic boosted permanent resident arrivals despite COVID-19 to improve Canadian immigration.
"The improvement we're seeing in permanent resident admissions is encouraging and good news for the economy," said Iain Reeve, associate director of immigration research at the Conference Board of Canada.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2021/07/immigration-ministers-focus-on-long-term-planning-for-a-more-responsive-and-collaborative-immigration-system.html
Posted in NewsTagged business, canada, COVID-19, immigration, start-up, start-up visa
Permanent Resident Status Portal & Virtual Landing
Posted on July 23, 2021 September 23, 2021 by Anastasia Netronev
Canada is always changing the way it processes permanent residency applications. The latest developments are meant to help finalize your status as a Canadian permanent resident even faster, by streamlining all of the information that needs to be processed and applying for PR from one portal.
From virtual landing to a new permanent resident confirmation portal – Ever since COVID-19 many changes have been made. The newest development is a virtual landing process to make the permanent residency application more convenient and there are new features on the confirmation IRCC portal.
This year, IRCC is doing something new. They are bypassing the traditional in-person landing appointments to validate Confirmation of Permanent Residency (COPR) documents which would normally have been the final stage of the Permanent Resident process. Instead, they're completing it without an interview face-to-face with immigration officers – and instead done virtually through video conference call technology!
IRCC now uses a new online permanent residence confirmation portal to confirm permanent resident status.
The new portal should help people who are in the process of applying for permanent residency by providing a more user-friendly interface. People will be able to upload relevant documents and check their application status at any time without having to go through complicated paperwork or worry about lost applications.
The newly launched PR card processing system is designed with convenience for applicants as its primary goal, which could make this phase of immigration an experience that many find less stressful than before!
The IRCC will send you a confirmation email when they are done reviewing your application. This is where the PR status-checking process starts, and it's important to make sure all of those who need their account finalized can access that portal as well!
According to immigration law in Canada, once an applicant has been approved by Immigration Refugees And Citizenship Canada (IRCC), he or she receives notification via mail with instructions on how best to finalize his/her Permanent Resident Status.
Once IRCC approves your PR application they will send you (the principal applicant) an invitation to check if you want to use the PR confirmation portal to finalize your PR status. If you do want to use the portal, you will confirm email addresses for everyone who will need an account in the portal.
Once you've confirmed, IRCC will create an account in the portal for you and send you another email with a link to sign in to the portal. You can't create an account yourself – IRCC does this for you after they've contacted you.
IRCC will set up profiles under the principal applicant's account for anyone under 18 and any other dependents you chose to act on behalf of (as per the email addresses you provided in the first email).
In the portal, you will be able to access your proof of residency or citizenship status and use it before receiving your PR card.
Permanent Residents Confirmation Portal & Virtual Landing
Posted in NewsTagged business, canada, cic, COVID-19, immigration, IRCC, start-up, start-up visa
Valid COPR holders now can enter Canada as of June 21, 2021.
Posted on June 21, 2021 September 23, 2021 by Anastasia Netronev
The day had finally come! After months of preparation, and waiting, our clients which hold COPR, can now start their journey in Canada.
Canada has lifted restrictions on entry from confirmed COPR holders as of June 21, 2021. The government of Canada made the announcement at 10 AM Eastern Standard Time (EST).
Three weeks ago, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that would allow those eligible to immigrate to Canada with the opportunity of expediting their travel into Canada, and finally, valid COPR holders can now enter the country.
A COPR is issued to those who have been approved by IRCC to immigrate to Canada. This means the individual has met IRCC's program criteria, paid their fees and passed health, security, and criminality screenings. With a COPR, they can travel to Canada to begin their new life.
23,000 Confirmation of Permanent Residence has been issued since Canada introduced coronavirus travel restrictions in March 2020, according to Canadian government data. CORP holders have not been able to enter Canada since the COVID-19 travel restrictions were imposed by the government in March 2020.
The Canadian government noted that more information on when and how to obtain a new COPR will be posted shortly on IRCC's website.
COPRs are valid for up to one year. They are tied to the applicant's passport and their immigration medical examination. Many individuals have been unable to travel to Canada due to coronavirus disruptions or because they do not fall under one of Canada's travel restrictions. This has caused their COPR to expire. They will not need to go through the immigration process again, however, they will need IRCC to reissue a new valid COPR to enable them to travel to Canada.
All COPR holders are going to need to follow Canada's travel rules upon arrival, such as the quarantine requirement. The federal government also announced today, June 21, 2021, that those fully vaccinated will be exempt from this requirement.
Become a true innovator today by applying to participate in the Startup Visa Program.
Get in touch with APS Global Partners and apply for the Startup visa program now so that you can start your new life as soon as possible with Permanent Residence Status (PR) secured!
https://www.cicnews.com/2021/06/approved-immigrants-coprs-can-travel-to-canada-as-of-june-21-0618431.html#gs.3w64bu
Posted in NewsTagged canada, copr, coronavirus, COVID-19, immigration, IRCC, pandemic, start-up visa
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Q: Почему после редактирования, у меня выскакивает ошибка 404? (Spring MVC) Написал проект про школу, и там есть возможность добавлять, редактировать студента, удалять. Почему то после редактирования студента, он должен сохранится и направить на страницу со списком студентов "allStudent.jsp" Но у меня выскакивает ошибка 404.
editStudent.jsp
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        <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
        <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.4.0/css/bootstrap.min.css">

        <title>Home</title>

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                <form:form method="POST" action="/editStudent" enctype="multipart/form-data">

                        <input type="hidden" value="${student.id}" name="id"/>

                            Имя
                            <input type="text" name="name" value="${student.name}"/>

                            Фамилия
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StudentController.java
package adil.java.schoolmaven.controller;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.List;
import javax.servlet.ServletContext;
import adil.java.schoolmaven.entity.Student;
import adil.java.schoolmaven.service.StudentService;
import java.nio.file.FileSystemException;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PathVariable;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PostMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestParam;
import org.springframework.web.multipart.MultipartFile;
import org.springframework.web.servlet.ModelAndView;

@Controller
public class StudentController {

    @Autowired
    private ServletContext servletContext;

    // Constructor based Dependency Injection
    private StudentService studentService;

    public StudentController() {

    }

    @Autowired
    public StudentController(StudentService studentService) {
        this.studentService = studentService;
    }

    @RequestMapping(value = {"/", "/index"}, method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public ModelAndView hello() {
        ModelAndView mv = new ModelAndView();
        mv.setViewName("index");
        return mv;
    }

    // Get All Users
    @RequestMapping(value = "/allStudents", method = {RequestMethod.GET, RequestMethod.POST})

    public ModelAndView displayAllUser() {
        System.out.println("User Page Requested : All Students");
        ModelAndView mv = new ModelAndView();
        List<Student> studentList = studentService.getAllStudents();
        mv.addObject("studentList", studentList);
        mv.setViewName("allStudents");
        return mv;
    }

    @RequestMapping(value = "/addStudent", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public ModelAndView displayNewUserForm() {
        ModelAndView mv = new ModelAndView("addStudent");
        mv.addObject("headerMessage", "Add Student Details");
        mv.addObject("student", new Student());
        return mv;
    }

    @PostMapping(value = "/addStudent")
    public String saveNewStudent(@RequestParam("name") String name,
            @RequestParam("surname") String surname,
            @RequestParam("avatar") MultipartFile file)
            throws IOException {

        if (file != null && !file.isEmpty()) {
            Student student = new Student();
            student.setSurname(surname);
            student.setName(name);
            student.setAvatar(studentService.saveAvatarImage(file).getName());
            studentService.saveStudent(student);
        }
        return "redirect:/allStudents";
    }

    @GetMapping(value = "/editStudent/{id}")
    public ModelAndView displayEditUserForm(@PathVariable Long id) {
        ModelAndView mv = new ModelAndView("/editStudent");
        Student student = studentService.getStudentById(id);
        mv.addObject("headerMessage", "Редактирование студента");
        mv.addObject("student", student);
        return mv;
    }

   @PostMapping(value = "/editStudent")

    public ModelAndView saveEditedUser(@RequestParam("id") Long id,

            @RequestParam("name") String name,

            @RequestParam("surname") String surname,

            @RequestParam("avatar") MultipartFile file) {
       try {

        studentService.updateStudent(name, surname, file, studentService.getStudentById(id));

     }

    catch (FileSystemException ex){
        ex.printStackTrace();
     }

    catch (IOException e) {
         return new ModelAndView("error");
     }

     return "redirect:/allStudents";
}

   @GetMapping(value = "/deleteStudent/{id}")
    public ModelAndView deleteUserById(@PathVariable Long id) {
         studentService.deleteStudentById(id);
        ModelAndView mv = new ModelAndView("redirect:/allStudents");

        return mv;

    }

 }

A: Попробуйте так
Исправьте в editStudent.jsp
 <form:form method="POST" action="/SchoolMaven/editStudent" enctype="multipart/form-data">

и в StudentController сделайте так
@PostMapping(value = "/editStudent")
public String saveEditedUser(
        @RequestParam("id") Long id,
        @RequestParam("name") String name,
        @RequestParam("surname") String surname,
        @RequestParam("avatar") MultipartFile file) {

   try {

        studentService.updateStudent(name, surname, file, studentService.getStudentById(id));

     }

    catch (FileSystemException ex){
        ex.printStackTrace();
     }

    catch (IOException e) {
         return "redirect:/error";
     }

     return "redirect:/allStudents";
}

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Pak choi is that scrumptious Chinese cabbage you find in healthy stir fries and salads. Steam it, fry it, or eat it raw, drenched in yummy soy sauce. You can even whisk it up into a healthy super shake with your juicer.
These leafy greens are an excellent source of vitamins K and C, and jam-packed full of calcium for healthy teeth and bones. More filling than it looks, pak choi provides masses of nutrients for very few calories, so it makes a great food for holding off cravings when you are on a diet.
Growing it is a simple matter, the only real problem that might occur is some bolting but with more and more bolt resistant varieties around, that is becoming less of a problem. The plant grows like other leaf vegetables, so there are mature and cut and come again varieties. It is very hardy and will crop during autumn and even winter.
Read on if you want to know how to grow prize-winning pak choi.
Varieties are determined by their colour and whether or not they are cut and come again. Colour-wise there are green-stemmed and white-stemmed pak choi types. Green-stemmed varieties tend to taste a little nicer than the white-stemmed ones but white-stemmed pak choi is traditional in Chinese cooking.
Long White is the traditional and most-common Chinese pak choi. It is the one most often used in oriental cooking, and it can even be dried and crushed like a herb to be used for flavouring dishes. Long White is a reliable and hardy crop with a tasty and crispy texture.
As the name suggests, Green Revolutions is a green stemmed pak choi. You can sow it in spring or autumn. It has a compact shape resists bolting and grows rapidly. It tastes fantastic, especially on salads.
Bonsai is a dwarf variety with crinkly leaves that grows very quickly. It is cut and come again and bolt-resistant. It is this type that we consider 'baby Chinese greens'.
Canton Choice comes from the colder Cantonese climate and as such is very hardy in British weather. It is a white-stemmed type and is very popular in the Chinese south where it is a constant addition to soups and stir fries. Will survive the harshest winters.
Pak Choi is grown from seed. Excess heat causes bolting, so it is best to plant in spring and autumn when the weather is cooler.
Sow seeds a month before the last frost in springtime, or in late summer/early autumn. You can sow them into pots or straight into the ground, it is entirely up to you.
Keep watering the seeds until they begin to sprout. When seedlings appear, thin them out so there is one every 10 cm (4") or so. Beware that vile slugs and greedy birds might gobble up the seeds and young plants.
If you have chosen to plant in pots, then start transplanting outdoors when the seedlings are about 5 cm (2") tall. If you have sown a spring crop, wait until the last frost has passed. If the weather is notably harsh, then you can plant the young Pak Choi under fleece until it warms up, this will also keep pests off them.
Dig over a bed that gets around 6 hours of sun per day. Work the soil well and add a few bags of compost before raking to a fine consistency.
Make holes in the ground with a broom handle or the end of your rake about 23 cm (9") apart. Plant your seedlings into the holes and firm down well around the roots before watering thoroughly.
Water your pak choi little and often, don't drench the plants, even when it is dry. If the weather gets very hot then try to keep them cool by mulching around the stems or covering them over. You should not let the plants get more than 8 hours direct sunlight per day or they will bolt.
Around the middle of the growing season you can add more compost around the bases of the plants for an excellent crop.
The major problems you will encounter are pests and diseases, since unfortunately, pak choi are afflicted by all of the usual suspects that attack other brassicas. That includes slugs, snails, beetles, aphids and cabbage worms. If you are gardening organically, all you can really do is pick them off with your fingers or turn the hosepipe on them full force. Yet another reason to build that pond and get some frogs on the job (See our article on ponds).
Pak Choi can also be brought down by black rot and yellow virus, there is not much you can do about that either except to plant disease resistant cultivars. If you find any affected plant whip it out of the ground quick and burn it before the plague spreads.
Mature pak choi varieties will be ready around two to three months after sowing. Either chop off the heads at soil level with a sharp knife, or pull out the whole plant.
Give the heads a squeeze test first and if they feel firm they are ready. You need to harvest them at just the right time, in the period between when they are ready and when seed stalks start coming. So keep an eye out for those seed stalks because they signal that the plant is getting ready to bolt, and when it does it will lose its shape and go ropey.
Cut and come again varieties can be harvested after only a few weeks. Just slice away the leaves and the plant should sprout again. You can cut them up to 3 times.
When your plants are finished make sure to remove the roots from the soil and compost them in order to prevent disease spreading in the bed. You can keep pak choi in the fridge for about a month, blanch it and freeze it to store for longer, or leave it out in the sun to dry.
Have fun growing this wonderful oriental vegetable!
Winter Vegetable Gardens – What to Plant.


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Symphony of the dolphins
Deep trouble
A fin and a prayer
Rakiura: The Third Island
Kiwi - icon in trouble
Kākāpō: Bird on the brink
Written by Shelly Biswell
There are thought to be about 7500 Hector's dolphins living in several areas around the South Island plus some 100 of the North Island subspecies, known as Maui's dolphin, spread between Maunganui Bluff north-west of Dargaville and north Taranaki. It is the world's rarest marine dolphin and also the smallest. The West Coast of the South Islandhosts the largest population, and there is a reserve to protect an east coast population around Banks Peninsula. Adult females reach a length of only 1.4 m and weigh a mere 45 kg. Males are even smaller. The females reach reproductive maturity at 7-9 years, mate (above) in spring, and give birth to a single calf the following spring. Newborns are huge (50-60 cm) relative to the size of the mother, and are born with their dorsal fin partly folded over and with creases around their body. Although they learn to eat fish and squid after about 6 months, calves may continue to feed on their mother's milk for a further six months. Because these dolphins only give birth every 2-4 years, population growth is slow. In her 20-year life, a female Hector's dolphin may give birth to only four offspring. Hector's dolphins are endemic to New Zealand.
More by Shelly Biswell
Cyber tracks
Fiordland Conservation
Mining with microbes


It's the end of Fashion Month, and after weeks of the mad dash between shows, shoots, and everything else in between, I'm still reaching for my Gucci platform pumps. If that's not an endorsement for comfortable heels, I don't know what is. They're shockingly easy to walk in (just stay away from NYC's Meatpacking District and most Parisian streets, aka the locations of pretty much every show I went to), and with the wide variety of color and hardware options, are even easier to incorporate into your wardrobe.
If there's one shoe of the season that I'm living for, it's the platform mule. I wore them pretty much every day in the '90s in a variety of colors and styles; a certain pair in particular was the standout, though - Ferragamos that I kept until they literally fell apart on the streets of NYC.
I've always said that ankle straps are like seat belts for your feet (and we could certainly use those – safety first!), but with these shoes, designers are taking that functional feature and tying it up in a pretty bow.


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using namespace std;

// ===========================================================
// STANDARD_MEMBER_HACK_CRG_INTERVAL FACET
// ===========================================================

// PUBLIC DATA MEMBERS

sheaf::standard_member_hack_crg_interval::
standard_member_hack_crg_interval()
{
  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(!is_initialized());
}

sheaf::standard_member_hack_crg_interval::
~standard_member_hack_crg_interval()
{
  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  // Postconditions:

  // Exit:

  return;
}

// PROTECTED DATA MEMBERS

// PRIVATE DATA MEMBERS

// ===========================================================
// EXPLICIT_CRG_INTERVAL FACET
// ===========================================================

// PUBLIC DATA MEMBERS

// PROTECTED DATA MEMBERS

// PRIVATE DATA MEMBERS

// ===========================================================
// CRG_INTERVAL FACET
// ===========================================================

// PUBLIC DATA MEMBERS

// PROTECTED DATA MEMBERS

// PRIVATE DATA MEMBERS

// ===========================================================
// COVER_SET FACET
// ===========================================================

// PUBLIC DATA MEMBERS

// PROTECTED DATA MEMBERS

void
sheaf::standard_member_hack_crg_interval::
initialize_lower_covers()
{
  // Preconditions:

  require(id_spaces_initialized());
  require(local_id_space_initialized());
  require(!covers_initialized(LOWER));

  // Body:

  // Only supports covers for top and bottom.

  _lower_covers_begin =
    explicit_index_space_interval::new_space(*_id_spaces, 2).begin();

  _lower_covers_initialized = true;

  // Posconditions:

  ensure(covers_initialized(LOWER));

  // Exit:

  return;
}

void
sheaf::standard_member_hack_crg_interval::
initialize_upper_covers()
{
  // Preconditions:

  require(id_spaces_initialized());
  require(local_id_space_initialized());
  require(!covers_initialized(UPPER));

  // Body:

  // Only supports covers for top and bottom.

  _upper_covers_begin =
    explicit_index_space_interval::new_space(*_id_spaces, 2).begin();

  _upper_covers_initialized = true;

  // Posconditions:

  ensure(covers_initialized(UPPER));

  // Exit:

  return;
}

// PRIVATE DATA MEMBERS

// ===========================================================
// EXPLICIT COVER SET FACET
// ===========================================================

// PUBLIC DATA MEMBERS

// PROTECTED DATA MEMBERS

// PRIVATE DATA MEMBERS

// ===========================================================
// FACTORY FACET
// ===========================================================

// PUBLIC DATA MEMBERS

const std::string&
sheaf::standard_member_hack_crg_interval::
class_name() const
{
  static const string result("standard_member_hack_crg_interval");
  return result;
}

// PROTECTED DATA MEMBERS

// PRIVATE DATA MEMBERS

bool
sheaf::standard_member_hack_crg_interval::
make_prototype()
{
  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  standard_member_hack_crg_interval* lproto = new standard_member_hack_crg_interval();

  interval_factory().insert_prototype(lproto);

  // Postconditions:

  // Exit:

  return true;
}

// ===========================================================
// ANY FACET
// ===========================================================

// PUBLIC DATA MEMBERS

bool
sheaf::standard_member_hack_crg_interval::
is_ancestor_of(const any* other) const
{

  // Preconditions:

  require(other != 0);

  // Body:

  // True if other conforms to this

  bool result = dynamic_cast<const standard_member_hack_crg_interval*>(other) != 0;

  // Postconditions:

  return result;
}

sheaf::standard_member_hack_crg_interval*
sheaf::standard_member_hack_crg_interval::
clone() const
{
  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  standard_member_hack_crg_interval* result = new standard_member_hack_crg_interval();

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(result != 0);
  ensure(is_same_type(result));

  // Exit:

  return result;
}

bool
sheaf::standard_member_hack_crg_interval::
invariant() const
{
  bool result = true;

  if(invariant_check())
  {
    // Prevent recursive calls to invariant

    disable_invariant_check();

    // Must satisfy base class invariant

    invariance(crg_interval::invariant());

    // Invariances for this class:

    // Finished, turn invariant checking back on.

    enable_invariant_check();
  }

  // Exit

  return result;
}

// PROTECTED DATA MEMBERS

// PRIVATE DATA MEMBERS

// ===========================================================
// NON-MEMBER FUNCTIONS
// ===========================================================

size_t
sheaf::deep_size(const standard_member_hack_crg_interval& xp, bool xinclude_shallow)
{
  size_t result;

  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  result = xinclude_shallow ? sizeof(xp) : 0;

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(result >= 0);

  // Exit

  return result;
}


It's not fair boiling down the vibrant activity in a community to a few people. It takes a community to make a community.
But there are always outstanding people who contribute more than their fair share to startup community growth, and we are all grateful for their efforts. Here are 5 people in Columbia who's disproportionate efforts earn them special thanks.
Brant Bukowsky and his brother Brock Bukowsky started a ticket brokerage called ShowMe Tickets in 1997, while attending Mizzou. ShowMe Tickets spawned Buyselltix.com which later received an Inc 500 Award before being acquired by TicketMaster. The two then started Veterans United, a mortgage company employing nearly 1,000 in Columbia, which ranked 96 on the Inc 500 list. And in 2009, the two received an Inc 500 award for a third company, Plus1-Media.
Steve is a serial entrepreneur and angel investor. Steve acquired Delta Systems in 2005. Delta is a computer consulting company with clients such as 3M, Kraft, and the American Red Cross. Steve has been a member of Centennial Investors since 2008.
Steve Wyatt is the Associate Dean for Entrepreneurship and Economic Development for the University of Missouri's College of Engineering. In addition, he serves as the Statewide Business Development Program Director for University Extension. Steve began his involvement with the University as a Missouri Small Business Development Centers counselor in 1987. He became the Associate Director for the Missouri SBDC in 1989.
Greg Bier is an Associate Teaching Professor of entrepreneurship at University of Missouri. He is also the Director of the University of Missouri's Entrepreneurship Alliance. Previously, Greg was a resident "intrapreneur" for the Army's Engineer School where he conducted several feasibility studies and plans aimed at broadening the scope of training and service of the United States Department of Defense.


Breakfast is a meal you mustn't skip! When you wake up in the morning your body needs nutrients to start the day off right. It's just spent many hours running on nothing, so you need to give it water and a balanced diet.
In the morning, simple carbohydrates like white bread, toast or cereals rich in refined sugar may provide you with a bit of energy and satisfy your hunger – but the effect doesn't last long. Your body reacts with a drop in sugar levels, and you lose the other nutrients your body needs for normal functioning, such as proteins, fiber, vitamins, minerals and good unsaturated fats. That's why you may quickly experience fatigue, loss of concentration and renewed hunger before lunch, as well as a craving for more carbohydrates. If you give in, this becomes a vicious cycle! Repeated ups and downs in your energy levels cause your body to become unbalanced and can cause long-term effects on your weight and health.
Each morning, you should opt for a good source of carbohydrates and fiber such as whole wheat bread, sugar free muesli or cereal to help you maintain your energy levels and feel fuller for longer, helping you avoid mid-morning snacks.
You may not feel hungry in the morning, or you may not have the time – but not eating breakfast can have an unwanted effect. Your body tries to function by using the reserves of nutrients and water it needs, but these reserves have decreased during the night. If you don't eat anything, you will probably feel tired and hungry later on, and want to snack on things like chocolate, sweetened coffee or cookies in order to get a bit of energy and raise your blood sugar levels. Again, the ups and downs of this vicious cycle can affect your weight and health in the long-term.
What makes a breakfast balanced and nutritious?
Energy – your body needs energy to replenish what it has lost in the past 24 hours. A breakfast that contains a balance of "good" carbohydrates and proteins may help maintain your energy levels and give you a feeling of fulness for longer, without the desire to snack.
Nutritional components – your body needs all the nutrients to function properly and replenish the reserves it used during the previous night in order to revive itself. Nutrients such as carbohydrates, proteins, minerals, vitamins, amino acids and the right amount of good fats – each of these plays an important role.
Water – water is essential for the proper functioning of your cells, and also helps your body in the processes of cleaning and removing toxins and waste. Dehydration can lead to fatigue. People often confuse thirst with hunger and turn to food, when their body actually needs fluids. You should aim to drink between 1.5 and 2 liters of water a day to maintain saturation and help your body wash away toxins and waste. Your body uses over a liter of water during the night alone when breathing, sweating and paying a morning visit to the toilet.
Balance – Your body needs a balance of nutrients in order to properly function. A well-balanced meal provides energy for a long time, and proper levels of nutrients can help keep the body in balance throughout the day. This can significantly contribute to better long-term weight management and health.
Eat dairy products, such as low-fat milk or yogurt, a good source of calcium and protein, which can also help you feel fuller for longer.
A piece of fruit or a glass of fresh fruit juice will provide you with a good level of vitamins and minerals for a good start.
Tea or coffee can be added to your liquid intake as you wish, but within reason, due to their caffeine content.
2 slices of whole wheat bread, half a container of 5% cottage cheese or a Danone yogurt with fruit cup, sugar free hot drink with a quarter cup of 3% milk.
Omelet (fried egg or scrambled egg), cucumber, tomato, a Danone yogurt with fruit cup or 2/3 tablespoons Ski white cheese, 2 slices of whole wheat bread, coffee / fresh juice.
A bowl of cornflakes and cereal (look at the label and make sure they are low in sugar) with 3% milk. Eat a piece of fruit after an hour or an hour and a half.
A bowl of Quaker oats, which stimulates the energy arriving in the brain and adds vitamin B, which helps the brain function normally.
Add Some Ginger to Your Life!
Ginger, which is found in salty, sweet and spicy dishes and adds flavor, aroma and strength, is also an effective medicinal herb that was known to the ancient Chinese, Greeks and Romans. There is evidence to suggest ginger was known to the Chinese as early as the 14th century BC. It was widely used in ancient Greece and Rome, and of course was also known to our sages during the Mishnaic Period.
Ginger was used in the treatment of many ailments and diseases: gum infections, toothaches, menstrual cramps, asthma, strokes, constipation and diabetes. A few years ago, a published study showed ginger root to be very effective in the treatment of arthritis.
Ginger root can be used in a wide variety of ways: fresh, dried, sugared, as a syrup extract, essential oil and ground powder. There are infusions in which the root is grated, hot water and honey are added, and the mixture is drunk (to help with hoarseness and sore throat). If you want to take advantage of its anti-inflammatory properties, it's best to do so in its dry state: steep dry ginger root in a glass of boiling water, cool it, strain and drink.
Of course, ginger is recognized as a natural remedy: it dilutes the blood and affects clotting in a similar way to aspirin. It is important to note that fresh ginger has an effect on blood clotting, whereas dry ginger does not.
Ginger is also known as a medicine for the prevention of nausea, for example following anesthesia, seasickness, morning sickness during pregnancy and nausea caused by chemotherapy. It also reduces the occurrence of cold sweat.
Broccoli, salmon, tomatoes – different foods have different health benefits, and this is the time to put things in order: what's good for the heart, what's beneficial to the digestive system, what strengthens the bones, what may help prevent cancer and what makes for a good mood. The following comprehensive dictionary divides good foods according to a special health index, and of course we haven't forgotten to add some simple recipes as well.
Here is a list of the 25 best foods. You may eat as much of these foods as you wish, but you may want to pay special attention to certain foods, depending on the health issues that affect you. Each one of the foods is labeled according to its unique advantages, and in order to turn them into a part of your regular diet, there are also some simple and tasty ways to prepare each of them.
These are among the best sources of selenium (preliminary studies have shown that selenium maintains skin elasticity and slows down the aging process and the stiffening of tissues, a process associated with oxidation, which helps you look younger). This mineral is important in preventing cancer, including skin cancer caused by exposure to the sun. It also protects the heart thanks to being rich in vitamin E.
There are those who recommend eating two Brazil nuts a day, just like we take dietary supplements. One such serving provides 150 mcg of selenium.
Helps balance blood sugar levels and contains fiber that can also be beneficial for digestion. Provides a good amount of the bone-building minerals magnesium and phosphorus, as well as mood enhancing B vitamins. Brown rice is also a good source of bran, and is considered the perfect complex carbohydrate – less allergenic than wheat and a good source of the minerals selenium and zinc.
The ancient Egyptians drank onion juice to treat acne, coughing, colds and stomach diseases. The Romans ate onions to improve vision, encourage sleep and cure toothaches. Today know that onions promote heart health because the sulfur compounds they contain (those which cause us to tear up) help reduce dangerous lipid levels and prevent fatty deposits from sticking to artery walls. Onions are also rich in vitamins C and E. A Swiss study found that mice given a daily serving of onions were found to have a significant increase in bone density, thickness and mineral content.
Broccoli – King of the Vegetables!
Sulforaphane, a phytochemical contained in broccoli, may help prevent the development of cancerous tumors. Many studies have found that broccoli contains antioxidants that help prevent various types of cancer. Broccoli may reduce the risk of cataracts. It is rich in folic acid, fiber, beta carotene and vitamin C, all of which help prevent heart disease, and it reduces the risk of stroke. Preliminary research shows that another compound found in broccoli can block the herpes virus culture. And this is just a very partial list.
But take note – a Spanish study has found that cooking broccoli in water "kills" all of its benefits, which dissolve into the cooking water. On the other hand, steaming broccoli over water for three and a half minutes led to only a minimal loss of the important antioxidants (0 – 11%).
Berries are near the top of the list of foods that can help us extend our lifespan. They are a source of lycopene and ellagic acid, phytochemicals that may help prevent cell damage, which can lead to the development of cancerous tumors. Blackberries are among the few fruits which contain heart-friendly vitamin E, while just one cup of raspberries supplies a third of the recommended daily amount of fiber, which benefits the digestive system. Berries contain the highest amounts of phenols, an antioxidant that may help reduce the risk of cancer, stroke and heart disease, and they also strengthen the blood vessels and protect vision.
Studies have shown that ginger can relieve nausea, morning sickness, seasickness and nausea caused by anesthesia. Ginger contains a compound called gingerol – which gives it its special flavor and may reduce blood pressure and improve blood flow. University of Minnesota researchers have found that ginger may also help prevent colorectal cancer.
These small, brown seeds are rich in cholesterol-reducing fiber, prevent constipation and maintain stable blood sugar levels. Whole flaxseeds contain lignans and phytochemicals which may help prevent cancer. Flaxseeds and their oil are among the best sources of omega-3 fatty acids, which reduce the risk of heart disease, relieve inflammation and improve mood. Some say that two teaspoonfuls of ground flaxseeds a day can help some women cope with hot flashes.
Grind the flaxseeds in a clean coffee grinder before eating them, otherwise they will pass through the body without being digested. Store the seeds in the refrigerator and grind them in small amounts. Flaxseed oil must be stored in the refrigerator, and must never be heated.
Sesame seeds help maintain stable blood sugar levels because they are rich in protein and good fats, especially unsaturated fats, which reduce LDL (bad cholesterol) levels. Sesamin contained within sesame seeds is a powerful antioxidant which may prevent cholesterol absorption and reduce its production in the liver. Sesame seeds are a good source of calcium and magnesium, which strengthen the bones. The amount of calcium found in sesame seeds is three times greater than in whole milk. An Indian study found that use of sesame seed oil may reduce blood pressure in some cases.
Tahini made of sesame seeds is an excellent way of enjoying their benefits. Use roasted sesame oil to add flavor to stir-fry or soups, but add the oil only after cooking.
Hummus is one of the most easily digested legumes. It provides more vitamin C and almost twice the amount of iron as other legumes. It is a good source of the bone-building minerals calcium, magnesium and potassium. By the way, all legumes are known for their ability to fight disease – for example, a Tulane University study found that people who eat beans at least 4 times a week had a 19% lower risk of developing heart disease compared to people who ate them only once a week.
In all its forms – whole wheat, bulgur and wheat bran – whole wheat is a good source of protein, fiber and mood enhancing B vitamins. A 1999 study found that women who eat two portions of whole grains daily reduced their risk of heart disease by some 30%. Research published in a clinical nutrition magazine shows that men who ate one portion of whole breakfast cereal a day had a 20% less chance of dying from heart disease or other causes when compared to men who only infrequently ate whole breakfast cereals, such as oatmeal, bran or wheat. A new Italian study also found that foods made with whole grains may help protect against oral cancer. If you want to reduce your risk of getting type 2 diabetes, switch from white bread to whole wheat, as whole grains can protect against the disease by improving the body's sensitivity to insulin.
100 grams of tofu contain 80-150 calories and 10-15 grams of protein (experts recommend consuming about 400 grams a day). Tofu contains impressive quantities of calcium (more than cow's milk, and the calcium is more readily available), iron, hardly contains sodium and is entirely devoid of saturated fat. It causes metabolism to work in high gear and even reduces cholesterol. Tofu contains phytoestrogens (plant-derived estrogen), which maintain bone density, skin rejuvenation and elasticity of connective tissue. Eating tofu may contribute to reducing the risk of breast cancer, delaying cell growth and reducing the risk of heart attacks.
There is almost no end to the dishes that can be prepared from tofu. It constitutes an excellent substitute for milk and meat products, and tofu puree replaces eggs when baking cakes. Tofu puree can be mixed into soups and tofu cubes can be added to salads and cooked food.
Yogurt is a good source of the bone building vitamins calcium and phosphorus. It contains living bacteria which benefit the body by providing the friendly bacteria found in the intestines. Regular consumption of these bacteria removes harmful bacteria which cause diarrhea and ulcers. Researchers speculate that these bacteria may also reduce the amounts of nitrate, a cancer causing chemical, in the body. Yogurt can also relieve fungal infections, reduce cholesterol and prevent intestinal infections. It is believed that increased yogurt consumption particularly among people with poor immune systems, such as the elderly, may balance the immune response and increase resistance to immune system related illnesses.
Cabbage is considered one of the most important nutritional vegetables. It contributes to the prevention of cancer in general and colon cancer in particular. It provides all three antioxidant vitamins – beta carotene, vitamin C and vitamin E – and offers much more beta carotene and vitamin C than other green vegetables.
Fresh white cabbage contains amounts of vitamin C similar to those found in lemon juice, and it is a rich source of folic acid, which helps prevent heart disease, as well as calcium and magnesium, two minerals important to strong bones. It also contains lutein, an antioxidant which protects against macular degeneration in the eyes.
The best carotenoid supplying fruit is mango. It contains more beta carotene than apricots and orange melons. It is rich in the antioxidants vitamins C and E, and is considered an important source of iron. Preliminary experiments on laboratory animals have shown that mangoes may contribute to the prevention of several types of cancer. One mango contains 7 grams of fiber, which aids digestion, most of which are soluble fibers that help maintain low levels of cholesterol.
The Inuit, an indigenous people from Greenland, ate a diet rich in fish and rarely suffered heart attacks. Scientists attribute this to the omega-3 fatty acid, which reduces the risk of blood clots and prevents heart attacks and strokes. Fish oil with anti-inflammatory properties may relieve symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis. Recent studies have found that these oils may contribute to a slowing down of the development of cancerous tumors, improve the mental state of people suffering from bipolar syndrome and increase calcium absorption, which reduces the risk of osteoporosis. It is best to eat salmon, or other cold-water fish such as mackerel, three times a week.
Tomatoes are loaded with the antioxidant lycopene. They may help prevent heart disease and cancer, especially cancer of the prostate, breast cancer and pancreatic cancer. A lycopene rich diet may also reduce the risk of age related macular degeneration. Lycopene can be found in any product made of cooked tomatoes, such as ketchup and tomato sauces, but it is better to consume it through fresh tomatoes. Cooking tomatoes in oil helps the body better absorb the lycopene. Fresh tomatoes contain additional antioxidants such as beta carotene and vitamins C and E.
Red grapes are heart disease prevention superstars. Studies show that red grapes used in making wine contain polyphenols, antioxidants that help ward off heart attacks. Grapes and raisins also contain compounds called tartaric acid, which work with their fiber to prevent diseases of the colon. Red grapes also contain a compound called resveratrol, which is associated with a reduced risk of cancer, atherosclerosis and brain-related diseases such as Alzheimer's.
Papaya is full of beta carotene and vitamin C. It stimulates the immune system and my help fight cancer. It is a source of soluble fiber that helps lower cholesterol, and contains an enzyme called papain, which helps the digestive process and relieves inflammation. Papaya helps heal wounds and injured tissues, as well as inflammatory diseases such as hay fever and arthritis.
Asian mushrooms such as shitake mushrooms have been traditionally eaten to prolong life expectancy. Studies show that compounds found in shitake mushrooms have properties which may help in preventing cancer and viral diseases, as well as having a stimulating effect on the immune system. Shitake mushrooms also contain eritadine, a cholesterol reducing compound.
Other types of mushrooms, such as portobello, are a source of B vitamins, and soothe the mood and are rich in copper, protein and fiber. It has been found that mushrooms contain natural chemicals which inhibit an enzyme known as aromatase, thereby possibly playing a role in the prevention of breast cancer. It is important to cook mushrooms in order to destroy the small amounts of natural carcinogens they contain.
Peppers stand out in their ability to stimulate the immune system and fight the damage that free radicals cause cells, which may be helpful in pushing back diseases such as cancer and heart disease. Peppers, especially red peppers, are the best vegetable source for vitamin C, and are an excellent source of beta carotene, which may help prevent cancer.
Garlic is a food which helps maintain normal blood flow and reduces cholesterol. It contains sulfur compounds which may help prevent the development of cancerous cells. Some experts believe that it is important to eat garlic in its raw form, but this may be hard on the stomach. If you cook garlic, dice it and let it stand 15 minutes, adding it to the cooking food at the last minute.
Olive oil is one of the healthiest vegetable oils. It stands at the heart of the Mediterranean diet which is so good for the heart. It is rich in monosaturated fat, which causes arteriosclerosis less than other fats, and contains polyphenols, powerful antioxidants that can reduce blood pressure. It also helps reduce LDL levels.
Researchers have found that people with high blood pressure were able to reduce the amount of their medications when they switched from other types of fats in their diets to extra virgin olive oil. Another study has shown that a diet rich in olive oil and cooked vegetables reduces the risk of rheumatoid arthritis. A recent Spanish study found that mice that ate food containing olive oil had a lower rate of colorectal cancer than mice that ate their food with safflower oil.
You should choose cold pressed extra virgin olive oil – the least processed type of the oil.
Almonds offer more health benefits than any other nut. Although their fat content is relatively high, the fat can help lower cholesterol because it is primarily unsaturated fat. Almonds are one of the best sources of vitamin E, which protects against high blood pressure and heart attacks, and offer a good amount of the bone building minerals calcium and magnesium, as well as B vitamins, niacin and riboflavin, which improve mood.
Researchers have found that people who consumed an almond rich diet lost more weight compared to people who consumed a carbohydrate rich diet with the same number of calories.
Green tea is rich in polyphenols – phytochemicals that fight free radicals and may help in the prevention of heart disease and cancer. A new research shows that polyphenols may help lose weight by stimulating the body's metabolism. Green tea may also prevent osteoporosis and allergic reactions, relieve rheumatoid arthritis, help prevent skin cancer, prevent HIV infection and more. Unlike other types of tea, green tea does not undergo fermentation, so its active ingredients do not change.
An apple a day can not only keep not only the doctor away, but also a whole host of diseases. Apples are a good source of quercetin, a phytochemical that fights free radicals that cause heart disease and cancer. In laboratory tests, colorectal cancer cells and liver cancer cells treated with apple extracts (flesh and peel) showed a reduction in tumors. A study which compared lung function in people who ate an apple a day compared to people who did not eat apples at all showed better lung function in the first group.
The apple peel is also a rich reservoir of natural substances with anti-cancer and antioxidant properties. Unpeeled apples are rich in fiber, which is good for digestion and reduces cholesterol by sweeping it out of the intestines. The average apple contains 3 grams of fiber, which helps the digestive system (80% soluble fiber which helps reduce cholesterol and 20% insoluble fiber which helps prevent cancer). Apples contain fiber and fructose (fruit sugar) and have a low glycemic index, which means they maintain a constant level of blood sugar and stave off hunger longer than other fruits. Obviously, organic apples are the best choice.
Iron is a mineral found in every cell of the body and is essential for good health and physical and mental well-being.
Carrying oxygen to all parts of the body – every cell in the body needs oxygen. Iron, found in hemoglobin and red blood cells, transfers oxygen from the lungs to wherever it is needed.
Strengthening the immune system – the cells which fight infections and protect the body from disease causing factors depend on full iron reserves. Low levels of iron in the body expose a person to frequent infection and diseases.
Energy production – iron is essential for the chemical reaction which produces energy from food. When the body's iron levels are low, it can only use some of the available energy.
Eating insufficient amounts of iron-rich foods. For example, in a vegetarian diet.
And increase in the need for iron. For example, during periods of growth, blood loss due to various reasons (injury or even menstruation in women) or increased physical activity.
Reduced physical fitness and work ability.
In severe cases of iron deficiency, anemia develops (a lack of red blood cells) and there is a feeling of dizziness and difficulty breathing. In children, a severe iron deficiency may impair growth and development.
Heme-iron: found in beef, lamb, turkey, chicken and fish. Absorbs well into the body.
Non-Heme iron: found in legumes (white beans, lentils, chickpeas and peas), green leaves, fortified breakfast cereals, nuts and seeds (pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds and peanuts), whole rice, whole wheat noodles and eggs.
In addition to being rich in iron, beef has a special effect on the absorption of iron obtained from other foods. When you eat vegetables or noodles with beef, it increases the absorption of the iron found in these foods. Vitamin C (found in foods such as citrus fruits, strawberries, kiwi, tomatoes and red peppers) has the same effect as beef in encouraging iron absorption. In other words, the key to adequate iron consumption is eating both plant and animal-based foods in the same meal.
Pay attention! Green-leaved vegetables, such as spinach and chard, contain iron which goes largely unabsorbed because it is connected to substances which inhibit its absorption.
It is recommended to drink tea and coffee at least one hour before or after meals, as these drinks are iron absorption inhibitors.
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Although they don't grow in your backyard, you can find papayas almost everywhere, and that's a good thing. They don't only have an exotic sounding name that reminds you of Thailand, they're also very healthy. Papayas are packed with vitamin C, rich in dietary fiber and loaded with antioxidants. In addition, papaya is an old folk remedy for relieving menstrual cramps. "The papaya is a tropical fruit that symbolizes everything that is healthy for us," says Sivan Noam Sadeh, a healthy lifestyle coach. "When we apply it, it makes our skin glow more, it protects us from cancer, keeps the digestive system from experiencing side effects, contributes to natural anti-aging and lowers cholesterol. It's not for naught that Columbus called it the 'fruit of the angels'."
They may not sound like the healthiest fruit in the world, but you should eat more grapes for your health. Grapes are loaded with vitamins A, C and B, potassium, calcium and iron. In addition, grapes have been found to be effective for bone health, they are great for your heart and they keep skin healthy. "Grapes are the symbol of summer, and they maintain eye health, contribute to the prevention of Alzheimer's disease, and generally preserve memory and lucidity," explains Noam Sadeh. "In addition, they are an excellent substitute for sweets, and therefore make an excellent dessert. Moreover, the sugar they contain is immediately absorbed in the blood and can therefore relieve headaches."
The pitaya fruit may seem a little strange, but it is one of the tastiest fruits, you just need to get to know it. What is particularly healthy is its high content of vitamin C, complex vitamin B, carotene and calcium. The type of fruit that is red inside has a high content of lycopene, which is an effective antioxidant that fights heart disease, prostate cancer and aging of the skin. "This fruit has an especially exotic look, and is called the "fruit of paradise". There are two types of pitayas – pink and yellow, and both contain tiny, black seeds," explains Noam Sadeh. "The taste of the pitaya is sweet-sour, and it is rich in dietary fiber, which helps digestion. In addition, the pitaya is rich in iron and some say it helps improve sexual function."
Everyone knows that all types of berries are full of antioxidants and are good for skin health, but it turns out that blackberries are the best of them all. Besides the high antioxidant content, blackberries also contain vitamins A, C, K and B. In addition, this fruit calms the stomach and can help in cases of diarrhea. "Blackberries belong to the berry family, which is known for its miraculous ability to prevent physical infections, slow down the aging process and fight viruses," explains Noam Sadeh. "Blackberries in particular also help against hemorrhoids and various intestinal problems and diarrhea."
If you are able to overcome the smell, guavas are an excellent source of vitamin C. In addition, they contain large amounts of vitamin A and potassium. Most interestingly, guavas contain 13% protein, which is very impressive for fruit. "Guavas have low sugar content relative to other seasonable fruit, and relative to other fruits in general," says Noam Sadeh. "In addition, they are rich in quality iron which is highly absorbed. It also helps with weight loss."
You may put it in your salad, but avocados are actually a fruit, and they are also very healthy. Avocados are known for their high good fatty acid content, which protect heart health. In addition, avocados have a nice amount of dietary fiber, for the health of the digestive system. "Avocados are raw, unsaturated fat, are healthy and are even dietetic," adds Noam Sadeh. "They contribute to skin health both internally and externally, particularly facial skin. And regular consumption of avocados significantly improves mood." Although avocados are a winter fruit, they can be purchased in stores even now.
It's hairy on the outside, tasty on the inside, and you've got a lot of reasons to love it. Other than their good taste, kiwis are also full of vitamin C, fiber and potassium. In addition, studies have found a link between kiwi consumption and improved sleep among adults. "Kiwis indeed help with sleep problems, are an excellent source of vitamin C, help with weight loss, help treat constipation, are especially rich in folic acid and are therefore excellent for consumption during pregnancy," says Noam Sadeh. They're worth a try – even if you have to wait a while for winter to come.
These fruits contain high concentrations of antioxidants, which studies show contribute to brain activity and fight damage to cells caused by free radicals. Because the human body does not produce antioxidants on its own, it is important that our diet provides enough of them.
In a study conducted in Massachusetts (published in a food agriculture and chemistry magazine), blueberries were found to be particularly effective in improving neurological activity. According to the study, in addition to the known advantages of the antioxidant components in blueberries, the tasty fruit apparently also has a positive effect on the brain. This positive effect can prevent memory loss and other changes that occur during the aging process.
We all know that painful and irritating moment when we get a pain in our side – a pain that occurs in the lower chest area during exercise. The sharp pain is more typical during running than during other various workouts, and occurs mainly in inexperienced or out-of-shape people.
"The diaphragm is a capillary muscle that separates between the lung cavity and the abdominal cavity. The diaphragm muscle moves up and down during breathing. When we inhale the lungs fill up with air and the diaphragm is compressed downward. The opposite is also true – when we exhale, the lungs are compressed and the diaphragm rises upward.
Exhaling when our right foot is on the ground exerts greater forces on the liver, which is on the right side, just below the ribcage. The result is the liver "dropping" downward and the diaphragm rising up. These opposite actions case a stretching of the ligaments connecting the diaphragm muscle to the internal organs. It appears that repeated stretching causes a deformity in the diaphragm muscle and hence the typical pain on the right side. It is very similar to the sharp pain we feel when we have a muscle twitch.
It is important to note that this phenomenon mainly "attacks" runners, because it occurs during physical activities in which the body rises and falls. Therefore, it is less typical in activities such as cycling or swimming. In addition, it turns out that most runners inhale the moment their right foot hits the ground. During exhalation, the diaphragm rises upward, resulting in greater pressure on the liver, which is the largest internal organ. The liver actually goes downward and creates a load, which can be a source of pain in the side. According to this theory.
Change your breathing habits - exhale while your left foot hits the ground. You need to pay attention to take deep breaths, not short ones – this is exactly the reason that during intense efforts in which it is hard to breathe deeply you should reduce the intensity.
Slow down or stop –on the one hand, you don't need to get too stressed out. On the other, in order to get the pain to go away the first thing you should do is reduce the intensity of your activity, in order for what is happening in the internal organs to pass, and it will pass. Afterwards you can continue, but only gradually – that is, slowly build up the speed.
Catch the liver – this may sound a little crazy, but in almost every article published on the subject it is recommended to lay your right hand on the lower right abdomen, where the liver is, and try to lift it upwards while taking deep breaths.
Nutrition before running – of course you shouldn't totally avoid eating, especially if you wake up in the morning and you need the energy. On the other hand, it's important to understand that side pains can definitely occur because the digestive system is still working and therefore not enough blood is transferred to the diaphragm. That's why it's especially recommended to avoid fatty, high-fiber foods that slow down digestion (food is great - just not before a run), and sugary drinks, which are, of course, best avoided. By the way, isotonic drinks are not included in the category of sugary drinks, and they do not pose a problem in this case. Even when drinking water, and this is important, it is recommended to drink several times in small amounts rather than one large amount, before running, so that there is no abdominal swelling.


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Yes, I'm not in love with dinosaurs any more. I just want to forget this part of my life.
When I was kid, I used to have a dinosaur as my pet! We were very close friends. But I had to let it go when it starts eating more than one person a day! My neighborhood refused to accept more than a person per day!
We have never seen each other since then!
To be honest, everyone lies everyday – there are exceptions of course. At least, we know it in this day; but we often don't know in the other days.
This entry was posted in Other Topics and tagged Thoughts on April 1, 2019 by Mohamad Al Karbi.
Ha ha ha… funny one. You had me going there for a moment. Happy April!
Oh, you should write more about your adventures! What fun! Why not?
Hmmm, I think I saw it walking into the Colorado State Capitol building a block away from where I work. Unfortunately, since politicians aren't people in the traditional sense, it will probably starve in there.
Maybe the dinosaurs were the inspiration for the dragons! Tell Sham that her joke will be featured on Friday. Tell her I'll take more if she wants to send them. I send hugs to you and to her, too!
I'll do for sure, Linda.