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Iowa's increased suicide rate must become a call to action
New mental health facilities in Iowa won't help much if most of their workers migrate from other short-staffed facilities here.
Iowa's increased suicide rate must become a call to action New mental health facilities in Iowa won't help much if most of their workers migrate from other short-staffed facilities here. Check out this story on desmoinesregister.com: https://dmreg.co/2MpVkkw
Des Moines Register Published 8:31 a.m. CT June 14, 2018
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If Iowa leaders needed another reason to follow through with improving mental health services, it arrived in a recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Suicide rates among Americans age 10 or older have risen significantly in nearly every state, making it the 10th-leading cause of death in the country. Iowa's rate increased 36.2 percent since the late 1990s. Last year, 433 of our neighbors died by suicide.
Federal researchers used information from medical examiners and law enforcement reports to determine that about half of people who died by suicide had a known or diagnosed mental health condition. Yet the struggles of many people may never be formally documented. The fact that they took their own lives is clear evidence they needed help they did not receive.
The CDC report offers a reminder of the importance of overcoming stigmas associated with conditions such as depression and anxiety. That means talking about mental illness the same way we talk about diabetes, heart disease or other health conditions.
It also means ensuring help is actually available for people who need it. A new mental health facility in Clive or legislatively created "access centers" won't help much if there aren't enough professionals to staff them. There will be no net gain if the workers migrate from other facilities where they're also needed.
Unfortunately, qualified mental health workers are in short supply in this state. Iowa has only 278 health professionals who specialize in psychiatry and can prescribe medication, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness Greater Des Moines. These include 123 psychiatrists in practices where people can access them, 122 nurse practitioners and 33 physician assistants.
That is one trained professional for every 11,151 Iowans.
Though this state needs more mental health workers, an influx of them is unlikely, particularly in rural areas. Facing that reality requires rethinking how care is delivered.
Iowa leaders should consider allowing some therapists to receive additional training allowing them to prescribe medication. Family physicians, who can write prescriptions, may need to do more to coordinate care with counselors who cannot.
And Iowans need health insurance to pay for care. The expansion of Medicaid in Iowa under the Affordable Care Act provided coverage to about 150,000 Iowans. Health providers are now paid to treat previously uninsured patients. That provides more resources to invest in infrastructure, including mental health services. It's why politicians must stop seeking to reduce access to Medicaid for Iowans.
The CDC report also offers a wake-up call on the accessibility of firearms, which were used in about half of suicides. Iowa should consider allowing gun violence restraining orders. Family members concerned about an unstable loved one could petition a court for temporary removal of firearms from someone in crisis who demonstrates a risk to self or others. An analysis of the effects of a similar law in Connecticut found one life was saved for every 10 to 20 orders issued.
There is no easy fix for preventing suicides. Having resources and access to the best professionals may not be enough, as the recent suicides of fashion designer Kate Spade and celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain show. But Iowa can do more to try to prevent these tragedies.
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We all know that women are capable of amazing things. Strong, smart, efficient, and especially adept at multi-tasking. So why do we still see only about 2% of women in the trades? Wouldn't any struggling single mom don a tool belt instead of an apron to earn 2 million dollars more over her lifetime?


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According to the complaint, Allegiant focuses on the provision of travel services and products to residents of under-served cities in the United States. The company offers scheduled air transportation on limited frequency nonstop flights between under-served cities and leisure destinations.
According to the complaint, on April 13, 2018, CBS News announced it would air a 60 Minutes segment on Sunday, April 15, 2018, criticizing the company's safety and maintenance record. Following this news, shares of Allegiant fell $14.20 per share or over 8.59%, to close at $151.05 per share on April 13, 2018.
Then, on April 15, 2018, CBS News aired a 60 Minutes report revealing that: (i) Allegiant aircraft had a high number of serious mechanical incidents from mid-2015 through October 2017; (ii) Allegiant lacks the infrastructure and personnel to adequately maintain their aircraft; and (iii) Allegiant has discouraged pilots from reporting safety and maintenance issues. Following this news, shares of Allegiant fell $4.65 per share or over 3%, to close at $146.40 per share on April 16, 2018.
The complaint alleges that, throughout the Class Period, the defendants made false and/or misleading statements and/or failed to disclose that: (1) Allegiant lacked adequate systems to ensure its aircraft were being properly maintained; (2) consequently, Allegiant was not operating responsibly and ethically, and providing safe working conditions for its employees; and (3) as a result, the defendants' public statements were materially false and misleading at all relevant times.
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Rogers T, Goldstein NJ, Fox CR. Social Mobilization. Annu Rev Psychol. 2018 01 04; 69:357-381. PMID: 28945979.
Sacks GD, Dawes AJ, Ettner SL, Brook RH, Fox CR, Russell MM, Ko CY, Maggard-Gibbons M. Impact of a Risk Calculator on Risk Perception and Surgical Decision Making: A Randomized Trial. Ann Surg. 2016 Dec; 264(6):889-895. PMID: 27192347.
Sacks GD, Dawes AJ, Ettner SL, Brook RH, Fox CR, Maggard-Gibbons M, Ko CY, Russell MM. Surgeon Perception of Risk and Benefit in the Decision to Operate. Ann Surg. 2016 Dec; 264(6):896-903. PMID: 27192348.
Ülkümen G, Fox CR, Malle BF. Two dimensions of subjective uncertainty: Clues from natural language. J Exp Psychol Gen. 2016 10; 145(10):1280-1297. PMID: 27442037.
Sonnemann U, Camerer CF, Fox CR, Langer T. How psychological framing affects economic market prices in the lab and field. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2013 Jul 16; 110(29):11779-84. PMID: 23818628; PMCID: PMC3718178.
Fernbach PM, Rogers T, Fox CR, Sloman SA. Political extremism is supported by an illusion of understanding. Psychol Sci. 2013 Jun; 24(6):939-46. PMID: 23620547.
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Fox CR, Tannenbaum D. The elusive search for stable risk preferences. Front Psychol. 2011; 2:298. PMID: 22110452; PMCID: PMC3216019.
Schonberg T, Fox CR, Poldrack RA. Mind the gap: bridging economic and naturalistic risk-taking with cognitive neuroscience. Trends Cogn Sci. 2011 Jan; 15(1):11-9. PMID: 21130018; PMCID: PMC3014440.
Morris MW, Carranza E, Fox CR. Mistaken identity: activating conservative political identities induces "conservative" financial decisions. Psychol Sci. 2008 Nov; 19(11):1154-60. PMID: 19076488.
Tom SM, Fox CR, Trepel C, Poldrack RA. The neural basis of loss aversion in decision-making under risk. Science. 2007 Jan 26; 315(5811):515-8. PMID: 17255512.
See KE, Fox CR, Rottenstreich YS. Between ignorance and truth: Partition dependence and learning in judgment under uncertainty. J Exp Psychol Learn Mem Cogn. 2006 Nov; 32(6):1385-402. PMID: 17087591.
Fox CR, Ratner RK, Lieb DS. How subjective grouping of options influences choice and allocation: diversification bias and the phenomenon of partition dependence. J Exp Psychol Gen. 2005 Nov; 134(4):538-51. PMID: 16316290.
Trepel C, Fox CR, Poldrack RA. Prospect theory on the brain? Toward a cognitive neuroscience of decision under risk. Brain Res Cogn Brain Res. 2005 Apr; 23(1):34-50. PMID: 15795132.
Fox CR, Levav J. Partition-edit-count: naive extensional reasoning in judgment of conditional probability. J Exp Psychol Gen. 2004 Dec; 133(4):626-42. PMID: 15584810.
Sloman S, Rottenstreich Y, Wisniewski E, Hadjichristidis C, Fox CR. Typical versus atypical unpacking and superadditive probability judgment. J Exp Psychol Learn Mem Cogn. 2004 May; 30(3):573-82. PMID: 15099126.
Fox CR, Rottenstreich Y. Partition priming in judgment under uncertainty. Psychol Sci. 2003 May; 14(3):195-200. PMID: 12741740.
Fox CR, Birke R. Forecasting trial outcomes: lawyers assign higher probability to possibilities that are described in greater detail. Law Hum Behav. 2002 Apr; 26(2):159-73. PMID: 11985296.


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Syracuse vs. Cal: Orange Questions, Golden Answers
We asked the folks over at California Golden Blogs to fill us in on the Cal basketball team, what to expect out of them on Saturday and whether or not we need to be very worried.
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The Syracuse Orange will attempt to get back to the Sweet Sixteen for the fourth time in five years when they take on the California Golden Bears in the "third" round of the 2013 NCAA Tournament in San Jose, CA on Saturday night.
Before we get there, we asked the folks over at California Golden Blogs to fill us in on the Cal basketball team, what to expect out of them on Saturday and whether or not we need to be very worried. Then again, we're Syracuse fans. When aren't we worried?
Cal has a 21-11 overall record but tell us a little bit about the season behind the record. Is a 12-seed in the NCAA Tournament a success? Disappointment?
LEastCoastBears: The Cal journey to the 21-11 record is perhaps more interesting than the destination. While the Bears more or less met the expectation of being a conference title contender and a NCAA team, struggle during the end of the non-conference season and the beginning of the Pac-12 season had Cal fans looking at a NIT or possibly CBI appearance. Just when the season looked to be a loss with the toughest part of the conference season coming up, the Bears went on a sensation run late January to early March, winning 8 out of 9, including wins over conference leaders Arizona (on the road), Oregon (twice), and UCLA (blow out win). The roundabout way to get here is what made this season (so far) remarkable. An additional win would make this season very special, as the Bears have not been the Sweet Sixteen in 16 years.
NorCalNick: A success, but not a wild success. Cal fans expected to contend for the Pac-12 title and make the NCAA tournament, and ultimately that's what the Bears did this year. Expectations were hardly sky-high after losing two stalwart seniors including the Pac-12 player of the year, but there was obvious returning talent too (like the current Pac-12 player of the year!)
I think fans were hoping for a higher seed, but Cal's early season struggles prevented that. In the end, I think we're all pretty happy with a 12 seed in San Jose rather than a 7 or 8 seed anywhere else.
Fans were pretty disappointed that the Bears were unable to clinch a Pac-12 title when all they needed to do was beat their NIT bound arch-rivals. But an NCAA tournament win over UNLV feels pretty darn good too.
LeonPowe: First of all, F the atoms guy. Dual loyalties? HE WILL BE BANNED IF SYRACUSE WINS. It has been an odd season for our Bears - we started out well enough, but went into a tailspin in late December through mid January - losing to Harvard, Creighton, UNLV, UCLA in a row, not making a single three pointer in that stretch. But then late January hit and we won 7 in a row and were looking like Pac-12 champs - at least a very strong contender. However, we collapsed in our last two games, getting blown out vs. Stanfurd and then losing to Pac-12 doormat Utah in the tournament - most fans didn't know how to react to this team. I think we're slightly underseeded - but the way we finished the year, it was understandable to be dropped.
atomsareenough: Hey guys! I'm a rare breed, the Cal/Syracuse alum. I went to Cal undergrad and Syracuse for grad school, so this is going to be a bit of a strange game for me. I was glad to see the Orange dismantle Montana, and I'll happily root for Syracuse against anyone in the country, except for Cal... I'm a Californian born and raised, and Cal is my alma mater, so I've gotta stick with my Golden Bears, even against the Orange. Though, if Syracuse wins, I guess it won't be as bad for me, because a Syracuse win is a silver lining, even to a Cal loss. But really I'm rooting for both teams to play well and the Bears to win, and if they lose, I want Syracuse to go all the way. I'm trying to approach it as a win-win.
Anyway, with regard to seeding, getting a 12 is a little bit of a disappointment, to be honest. We went into the season with high hopes, and we were only one game from winning the Pac-12 in the regular season. I felt like if we had won the Pac-12 tourney, we were looking at a 6 or 7 seed. As it was, ending with two bad losses, it wasn't surprising to be in the 10-12 range, and we're glad we got in at all, but considering what could have been, it's a little disappointing. On the other hand, at least we didn't get put into the 8-9 game with a #1 seed lurking in the next round. Though I guess in retrospect, getting put in the 8-9 game in the West region might not have been so bad. Anyway, if we beat Syracuse in the round of 32, I think that's an unqualified successful tournament for Cal. If we lose to Syracuse, then I guess we pretty much met expectations and no more.
The Bears held on for dear life to beat UNLV. Were you guys expecting that win?
LEastCoastBears: Given how the Bears almost beat UNLV earlier this year, I think most Cal fans believe we have a solid chance of winning this game, particularly if the crowd could be a factor. Bears did catch a bit of a break that when UNLV stop making shots to beat the Bears' zone, the Runnin' Rebels self-destructed. Given how being a Cal fan is pretty much synonymous with heartbreak in the most painful way, I don't think anyone "expected" the win until the game is finally over and the Bears are still ahead.
NorCalNick: I think everybody was expecting a nail-biter. The teams had played earlier in the year and it was a back-and-forth thriller that ended on a buzzer-beater, and there wasn't any particular reason to think it would be different this time.
That said, a win was hardly a surprise. Cal has one win over every single other Pac-12 team in the tournament. When they show up ready to play, they can stay with most anybody.
atomsareenough: Yes, actually. We played UNLV last year and earlier this year, and they beat us both times, so we knew it would be a tough game, but we're a lot better than the team we were in December when they beat us on a buzzer beating putback off an airball, so we knew we had a good chance, and that seeding belied the evenness of the matchup. Plus, we owed them one.
LeonPowe: I was confident we could hang in there and make it a close game against UNLV. Bennett is likely the best player we've seen this year and while he was very good against us, our interior defenders have greatly improved since then. Expecting a win? No, but I wasn't surprised by winning either.
The easiest way to beat Syracuse is to shoot the lights out from three. Who's the most likely player to put the fear of God into us?
LEastCoastBears: For a perimeter team, Cal is actually quite terrible from the 3's. Allen Crabbe, the Pac-12 Player of the Year, is a great shooter and has the ability to get hot and carry the team. Typically though, Crabbe would pass off a defended 3 to try to get his teammates better shots. Combo guard Justin Cobbs is the other consistent 3 point threat. The X-factor may be transfer and recently returned (from season long injuries) Ricky Kreklow. Kreklow is known to be a very good shooter, although he may be rusty. His two attempts from the 3 point line in the UNLV game were way off.
NorCalNick: Crabbe, Crabbe, Crabbe. Cal isn't really a good 3 point shooting team in that there are only two guys on the team who should ever really be shooting them. Cobbs is solid, but not to the extent that Crabbe is.
Now, you might notice that Crabbe hasn't shot a ton of 3s this year, and he doesn't have an amazing percentage or anything. That's because every single other team (especially in conference play) knows that he's Cal's go-to guy, especially from outside. Everybody schemes to stop him, and I expect Syracuse to do the same.
atomsareenough: Reigning Pac-12 Player of the Year Allen Crabbe, mainly. Justin Cobbs can also hurt you from deep. It's rumored that Ricky Kreklow is a good shooter as well, but he hasn't played enough this year for us to know, thanks to a foot injury that kept him out most of the year. You can pretty much leave the rest of the team open from the perimeter all day, though. Smith, Solomon, and Wallace will shoot when they're wide open, but they're just not very high percentage shooters from behind the arc.
LeonPowe: WALKS LIKE CRABBE - SHOOTS LIKE GEORGE GERVIN
Syracuse's front court has been bullied around at times. Any chance Cal can do some of that bullying?
atomsareenough: A small chance. Thurman can be physical, and he knows how to finish around the rim. Solomon also is a good athlete and has his moments. David Kravish is more of a finesse player, but he's skilled and fundamentally sound. None of those guys are consistent, but they have their moments.
LEastCoastBears: The two best Cal front court guys: Richard Solomon and David Kravish are not the bullying type. They both have decent mid-range game offensively as well as ability to use their length to block shots defensively. The only guy who may bully the Syracuse frontline might be senior Robert Thurman. His 6 dunks, set up by great Cal penetrations, were instrumental in the victory over UNLV.
NorCalNick: Offensively? No. Cal's interior offense is mostly built on guys scoring off dishes from penetrating guards. But defensively, that's entirely different. Richard Solomon and David Kravish have, somewhat late in the season, developed into a surprisingly excellent defensive combo inside. Kravish in particular had the defensive game of his life against UNLV, holding likely lottery pick Anthony Bennett to just 4 field goals. In total, UNLV only managed 18 points in the paint.
Will they be able to lock down the paint as successfully against Syracuse? I have no clue. But I'd consider it as a possibility.
LeonPowe: We're not the most physical front court - except for maybe walk-on turned dunk machine Robert Thurman (THE THURMINATOR - who was 6 for 6 from the field against UNLV. All dunks.) but our bigs are either athletic and long (Richard Solomon) or savvy and skilled (David Kravish) - we've been able to be tough and smart and have turned it on shot blocking wise over the last third of the season, but we're not really big bodied guys who can shove people around.*
*Except Coach Mike Montgomery. he can shove people around.
How the heck did 12-seed Cal end up with a home-court advantage against 4-seed Syracuse?
LEastCoastBears: For the number of times that Cal has to play at opponent's backyard in the NCAA history (Oklahoma in Oklahoma City and Pitt in Pittsburgh from just the last 10 year or so), this is perhaps just the universe's way of evening things out.
NorCalNick: It's a bizarre situation when Cal and Oregon were both 'disrespected' with better draws than they would have gotten if they had been respected. Cal and Oregon are both probably closer to 9/10 seeds in quality than 12s.
LeonPowe: We've been screwed so many times having to play "neutral" site games in a nearby city of a different team that my sympathy is at zero.
atomsareenough: It happens. As a 6-seed in the 2002 tourney, we had to face 11-seed UPenn in Pittsburgh. Our reward for winning that game was facing 3-seed Pitt, also in Pittsburgh, though at least they had the higher seed going into that one. Anyway, we've been dicked over by the NCAA and the sporting gods enough that I'm not going to apologize for a rare bit of good fortune. 'Cuse is the better basketball team and should win even if it were in Haas Pavilion, or on the moon. Deal with it.
6. Mike Montgomery...he's doing very well, no?
LEastCoastBears: Monty is a really good coach. While this year's team doesn't have the depth nor the collective basketball IQ of better Mike Montgomery squads in the past (particularly at that Jr University across the Bay), you can trust Monty to come up with a good play out of timeout to put the team in the best situation to win.
NorCalNick: I would guess that the only time basketball fans east of Colorado thought about Monty since he left Stanford was after the infamously overblown shove heard round the world. But Monty is probably the best coach I've ever closely followed in terms of basic game planning and player skill development. I just wish he had the type of talent that Syracuse tends to have year to year.
LeonPowe: Great coach, some recruiting misses, but improving. He was a great hire and you know, 3 Pac-10/12 Players of the Year, a Pac-10 championship, and 3 tournament appearances not a whole lot to complain about. Would like to capture more local high end talent and maybe a deeper run in the tourney would be nice, but I'm very satisfied with what we've had so far.
atomsareenough: Yes, he is. We're all mostly pretty big fans of Monty (as he's affectionately known around these parts). We really like his hard-nosed but cerebral brand of basketball at Cal. He's a great in-game coach as well, and his adjustments and set plays are as good as anyone's. The big knock on him was that he couldn't really recruit, but our incoming recruiting class is looking pretty good this year as well. So, the future seems pretty bright. The only question is, how much longer is he going to coach? For reference, he's only 2 years younger than Boeheim, and he had a cancer scare a year and a half ago. But yeah, as long as he's still got the desire, we're happy to have him. He fits our school well enough that we're willing to overlook the whole Stanford thing.
Cal will beat Syracuse if...
LEastCoastBears: Cal will beat Syracuse if Syracuse gets distracted by the NCAA probe (again? what's up with that?) or continue to lament about how they have to play in Cal's backyard. Since end of January (when Cal turned the season around), Syracuse has been just barely better than a 0.500 team. So maybe Syracuse is due for a loss after blowing out Montana.
NorCalNick: Crabbe goes off for 25, Richard Solomon and David Kravish have the games of their life on the defensive glass,
atomsareenough: Well, if we move the ball around and shoot well, obviously. Also, we're going to have to be disciplined on defense and be able to help and rotate to stop the Orange from getting penetration and clean looks. Strangely enough, although Montgomery's teams have been known for their tough man-to-man defense (sure, not as much as Boeheim is known for the 2-3 zone, but in that same kind of vein), it's been the zone defense which has been oddly effective for Cal this year in tough spots. Can 'Cuse handle getting a taste of their own medicine?
LeonPowe: Crabbe goes off and carries us OR all 6.5 rotation players play hard smart and tough. We've been blown out before and if we get carried away and start playing one on one, we're not in good shape. When we play smart and team ball we can do very well.
Game Prediction?
LEastCoastBears: Being a current DC area dweller, I would love for nothing more than the Bears to come here next week. Cal also shares a bar with Syracuse in DC, so it is going to be an interesting environment on Saturday. I predict an insane game from Allen Crabbe (making 8 or so 3's) to carry the Bears to Sweet Sixteen.
NorCalNick: Syracuse 63, Cal 59. At times, an ugly defensive slugfest. Cal has trouble scoring over Syracuse's length, but Cal's generally solid defense keeps it respectable.
LeonPowe: I'm really bad at this.
atomsareenough: We'll keep it close in the first half but eventually the Orange will overpower us. Last time we played a few years ago, it was in MSG, and this time we'll have more of a home court advantage, which will help... but I think ultimately Syracuse is too long and talented for the Bears to contain for 40 minutes.

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require 'spec_helper'

describe 'Profile account page', :js do
  let(:user) { create(:user) }

  before do
    sign_in(user)
  end

  describe 'when I delete my account' do
    before do
      visit profile_account_path
    end

    it { expect(page).to have_content('Delete account') }

    it 'does not immediately delete the account' do
      click_button 'Delete account'

      expect(User.exists?(user.id)).to be_truthy
    end

    it 'deletes user', :js do
      click_button 'Delete account'

      fill_in 'password', with: '12345678'

      page.within '.modal' do
        click_button 'Delete account'
      end

      expect(page).to have_content('Account scheduled for removal')
      expect(User.exists?(user.id)).to be_falsy
    end

    it 'shows invalid password flash message', :js do
      click_button 'Delete account'

      fill_in 'password', with: 'testing123'

      page.within '.modal' do
        click_button 'Delete account'
      end

      expect(page).to have_content('Invalid password')
    end

    it 'does not show delete button when user owns a group' do
      group = create(:group)
      group.add_owner(user)

      visit profile_account_path

      expect(page).not_to have_button('Delete account')
      expect(page).to have_content("Your account is currently an owner in these groups: #{group.name}")
    end
  end

  describe 'when I reset feed token' do
    before do
      visit profile_personal_access_tokens_path
    end

    it 'resets feed token' do
      within('.feed-token-reset') do
        previous_token = find("#feed_token").value

        accept_confirm { click_link('reset it') }

        expect(find('#feed_token').value).not_to eq(previous_token)
      end

      expect(page).to have_content 'Feed token was successfully reset'
    end
  end

  describe 'when I reset incoming email token' do
    before do
      allow(Gitlab.config.incoming_email).to receive(:enabled).and_return(true)
      visit profile_personal_access_tokens_path
    end

    it 'resets incoming email token' do
      within('.incoming-email-token-reset') do
        previous_token = find('#incoming_email_token').value

        accept_confirm { click_link('reset it') }

        expect(find('#incoming_email_token').value).not_to eq(previous_token)
      end
    end
  end

  describe 'when I change my username' do
    before do
      visit profile_account_path
    end

    it 'changes my username' do
      fill_in 'username-change-input', with: 'new-username'

      page.find('[data-target="#username-change-confirmation-modal"]').click

      page.within('.modal') do
        find('.js-modal-primary-action').click
      end

      expect(page).to have_content('new-username')
    end
  end
end


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Q: How to Get a value from a text file My problem : I need to get several values from a text file.
I am working on a parser from the ttcn-3 language to the XML language and what I need to do is to get some key words and values from the ttcn module which is written in an text file to build the XML file.
Here is the start of my ttcn code:
module SessionSetup
{
type port InputPortType message { in charstring }
type port OutputPortType message { out charstring }
type component SessionSetupResComponentType {
    port InputPortType InputPort;
    port OutputPortType OutputPort;
}

For example I need to get the string which is right after module (SessionSetup) and here is the code I made:
public  void ReadTheFileGetTheModuleName(String fichier){
            try{
                InputStream ips=new FileInputStream(fichier);
                InputStreamReader ipsr=new InputStreamReader(ips);
                BufferedReader br=new BufferedReader(ipsr);
                String ligne;

                while ((ligne=br.readLine())!=null){
                    if (ligne.contains("module"))
                    {
                        String[] st = ligne.split(ligne, ' ');
                        System.out.println("Nom = "+st[1]);
                    }

                    chaine+=ligne+"\n";

                }
                br.close();
            }
            catch (Exception e){
                System.out.println(e.toString());
            }
        }

The problem is that it doesn't work, I don't get the string after module.
Thanks

A:  String[] st = ligne.split(ligne, ' ');
                       /\/\/\/\/\/\/\
                 Incorrect way, pass some regex on which string should split

Your String#Split() method is wrong , Please check the documentation
it should be like this
public String[] split(String regex, int limit)

or

public String[] split(String regex)

Note : You will not get a compile time error , Since this  (' ') in split() method is a character and can be implicitly type casted to Integer.

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How is it that we are already at the start of our third week of November? Seriously, how!! The older I get the more I understand how people say that life is short as it feels like a week ago I was setting my goals for the new year. All the goals that I have not really stuck to. Looking back, I do think I have had a good year this year and there is still two months to make it even better.
November is always a planning month for me; it is a month of getting ready for the best December. Christmas has always been a big event in my home since I was a little kid and some of my best memories are of Christmas. Now I have moved out I realise there is a lot more to do and I realise why my mum was always so stressed around this time of year. So what will I be doing this November?
Try to loose a few pounds.
This is something I like to do each November and it is for the pure fact that I know I will be indulging over the next month so my plan is if I can loose some now, I wont technically put any on over Christmas. It sounds like a good plan, but I am two weeks in and I already want to eat everything in site.
2. Save as much money as I can.
I don't want to be spending my Christmas period thinking that I will be short or not going out with friends and family because I don't have any money. I want a month of not caring and happiness and there is nothing worse than the stress of money. So with this I am taking on a few extra shifts at work, cutting down on unnecessary treats and even selling some old stuff online, as a clear out at this time of year also does help.
Yes you read that correct, practice gifts. Each year I like to add a personal touch to Christmas and one way I do that is I make like to make some treats and Christmas gifts for my friends, family and co workers. It is such a nice thing to do and receive- that is if they are good, so that to me means I need to test run all my treats. It gets out all the kinks. This week I tested my mini Truffles, but I may them not so mini- Next time I'll know.
Any excuse to start Christmas early I will take it! This means starting my Christmas shopping early. Not only does it help me spread the payments of gifts, but it also gives me time to enjoy all the Christmas shopping before the big rush! Also I love to wrap the gifts, but I also take ages to do it, so it gives me a long time to get wrapping! Other things on my to buy list is decorations!
The clocks have gone back, the dark nights are drawing in and every other day I have to defrost my car. I have to enjoy the most of what is left. I have decided to rewatch Gilmore Girls as to me they do Autumn and Christmas Best! I love it and it always make me feel cosy and warm inside! Live through them and all while I morn Autumn.
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"That," Loki explains, "is hunger. I will hunt for us.
He spies a salmon leaping from the water. So he throws his spear. His aim is true, but as he throws an otter leaps from the bank.
Just over the hill they can see smoke rising, so Loki says to climb. There is a cottage, so they knock at the door. The farmer Hreidmar was most welcoming, of course they would cook and share the salmon, and bring them bread and beer to accompany it. As they entered though he seemed to change, he whispered to his two sons and casting spells of weakening they three of them leapt upon their visitors. They took their magic items and bound the three of them upon the floor. "Why do this?!" cried Óðin.
I am a magician and every day I change the shape of one of my four children and as an Otter they go down to the river to catch us a salmon. So you have killed my son!


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"TikTok... we need to talk," Lizzo has previously addressed the social-media platform, after it censored clips of her wearing a swimsuit. Now, the British Vogue cover star has shared a message to users who frequently write her name under videos tagged as "big girls". Shutting down the negativity targeted at her appearance has become too frequent a chore for one of music's brightest stars, but, as always, Lizzo speaks with the conviction that comes with being 100 per cent that bitch.
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Q: ahaving issue while creating using csvwriter public void getPersons()
{
Session s  = sessionFactory.openSession();
Criteria c = s.createCriteria(Person.class);
c.add(Restrictions.isNotNull("id"));
List<Person> al = c.list();
StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();
CSVWriter csvWriter = new CSVWriter(writer, ',', '\'');
for (Person person : al) {
System.out.println(person.getName()+"------------------"+al);
csvWriter.writeAll(person);            // this also not work
}

method to read data and in csv  .what should i use here?by using csvWriter.writeAll() want to create ',' seprated file
The method writeAll(List) in the type CSVWriter is not applicable for the arguments (Person)

A: Unless Person is a list of string arrays, this won't work.
You need a source for the CSVWriter (a List or Iterable of String[]s), which you can create from your list of Persons:
List<String[]> employees = new ArrayList<String[]>();
for (Person person : al) {
    employees.add(new String[] {person.getEmployeeId(), person.getName(), person.getEtc.()})
}

However you produce it, you can pass this to writeAll:
csvWriter.writeAll(employees);

...and close the writer:
csvWriter.close();


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Q: Why void* isn't an iterator type? I've tested the following code with GCC 4.8, that doesn't compile because we can't form reference to void.

#include <iterator>
int main()
{
    std::iterator_traits<void*> test;
}

Does that mean that void* isn't an iterator ? (meaning the concept here)
EDIT:
Okay the question was ill formed. What I'm actually asking is why does C++ need such a behavior for void* ? Is it for safety concerns, i.e preventing people from writing bad thing ?
Because while deferencing a void is illegal, pointer arithmetic is :
int main()
{
    std::uint8_t test[] = {1,2,3};
    void * wut = test;
    std::uint8_t * p2 = static_cast<std::uint8_t *>(wut + 1);
    std::cout << std::hex << static_cast<int>(*p2) << std::endl;
}

So even if, as you said, void hasn't a size, from the point of view of GCC, it does. And it is the size of the smallest adressable unit in a computer.

A: The answer is simple because you can not dereference void*. Also void has no size so you cant move to the next item. The iterator type must be incremental and dereferenceable.
EDIT:-

Is it for safety concerns, i.e preventing people from writing bad
  thing ?

Yes this is for safety reason. You cant do what you have tried to do that in your edit. void* is just used to store the address and if you are using it to access anything then it would not be allowed.
You can write wut = wut + 1 for void * wut

A: Any iterator type needs to be dereferenceable and incrementable, but you can not dereference or increment void*. Since you linked cppreference.com, it starts here.

Regarding your updated question: It is for safety reasons. If you want a pointer to the individual bytes in memory, you'd use char*, unsigned char* or something like that. void* is basically just a way to store an address and it is not supposed to be used to access anything. Only when you know what it points to, you are supposed to cast it to a pointer to that type.
The reason you are allowed to add (or subtract) from it is AFAIK for backward compatibility. For a void* p; you are allowed to write p += 1;, but you are not allowed to increment it with ++p; as per

5.3.2 Increment and decrement [expr.pre.incr]
1 The operand of prefix ++ is modified by adding 1, or set to true if it is bool (this use is deprecated). The operand shall be a modifiable lvalue. The type of the operand shall be an arithmetic type or a pointer to a completely-defined object type.

(emphasis mine).

A: Why you can't have an iterator for void type?
Per §3.9.1/9 and §5.7, Type void is not a complete type and additive operators can not be applied to incomplete pointer types:

The void type has an empty set of values. The void type is an incomplete type that cannot be > completed...
... operand is (shall be) a pointer to a completely-defined object ...

Therefore you can not have an iterator for voids.

Why you see that error?

error: forming reference to void

Declaring std::iterator_traits, it somewhere tries to declare a reference to the entry type which is void in your case. but per §8.3.2/5  declaring a reference to void is not legal, because you can not define a valid object of void:

A reference shall be initialized to refer to a valid object


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For us, it's an honor to participate in the Cherry Blossom Run, says Chris Conway, president and CEO of Educational Systems FCU. On race day, members of the education community and our employees can be found wearing our bright yellow Support Education shirts crossing the finish lines as well as volunteering at water stops, refreshment tables, and mile markers.
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Educational Systems FCU sponsored 16 runners in the Ten Mile Run and 54 individuals in the 5K Run-Walk.
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In February of 2006 the Corporation of the City of London announced that a company had been chosen to install a Wi-Fi network to cover the Square Mile - the financial center of London. The project would be operative in six months and would provide access to the internet with equipment installed on lamp posts and street signs. Michael Snyder, chairman of the City of London's policy committee, said: "The City is a fast-moving and dynamic environment and we are responding to the increasing time pressures faced by City workers by providing the technology for them to stay up to date" (Oates. 2006).
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Proteomic analysis of plasma identifies the Toll-like receptor agonists S100A8/A9 as a novel possible marker for systemic sclerosis phenotype
L. Van Bon, M. Cossu, A. Loof, F. Gohar, H. Wittkowski, M. Vonk, J. Roth, W. Van Den Berg, W. Van Heerde, J. C A Broen, T. R D J Radstake
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Background: Systemic sclerosis (SSc) is an autoimmune disease characterised by fibrosis of the skin and the internal organs. Except for anticentromere, antitopoisomerase I and antipolymerase III antibodies, there are no reliable circulating markers predicting susceptibility and internal organ complications. This study has exploited a proteome-wide profiling method with the aim to identify new markers to identify SSc phenotype. Method 40 SSc patients were included for proteomic identification. Patients were stratified as having diffuse cutaneous SSc (dcSSc) (n=19) or limited cutaneous SSc (lcSSc) (n=21) according to the extent of skin involvement. As controls 19 healthy donors were included. Blood was drawn and plasma was stored before analysing with the SELDI-TOF-MS. For replication in serum, the cohort was extended with 60 SSc patients. Results: Proteomic analysis revealed a list of 25 masspeaks that were differentially expressed between SSc patients and healthy controls. One of the peaks was suggestive for S100A8, a masspeak we previously found in supernatant of plasmacytoid dendritic cells from SSc patients. Increased expression of S100A8/A9 in SSc patients was confirmed in replication cohort compared with controls. Intriguingly, S100A8/A9 was highest in patients with limited cutaneous SSc having lung fibrosis. Conclusions: S100A8/A9 was robustly found to be elevated in the circulation of SSc patients, suggesting its use as a biomarker for SSc lung disease and the need to further explore the role of TLR in SSc.
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Van Bon, L., Cossu, M., Loof, A., Gohar, F., Wittkowski, H., Vonk, M., Roth, J., Van Den Berg, W., Van Heerde, W., Broen, J. C. A., & Radstake, T. R. D. J. (2014). Proteomic analysis of plasma identifies the Toll-like receptor agonists S100A8/A9 as a novel possible marker for systemic sclerosis phenotype. Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, 73(8), 1585-1589. https://doi.org/10.1136/annrheumdis-2013-205013
Proteomic analysis of plasma identifies the Toll-like receptor agonists S100A8/A9 as a novel possible marker for systemic sclerosis phenotype. / Van Bon, L.; Cossu, M.; Loof, A. et al.
In: Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, Vol. 73, No. 8, 2014, p. 1585-1589.
Van Bon, L, Cossu, M, Loof, A, Gohar, F, Wittkowski, H, Vonk, M, Roth, J, Van Den Berg, W, Van Heerde, W, Broen, JCA & Radstake, TRDJ 2014, 'Proteomic analysis of plasma identifies the Toll-like receptor agonists S100A8/A9 as a novel possible marker for systemic sclerosis phenotype', Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, vol. 73, no. 8, pp. 1585-1589. https://doi.org/10.1136/annrheumdis-2013-205013
Van Bon L, Cossu M, Loof A, Gohar F, Wittkowski H, Vonk M et al. Proteomic analysis of plasma identifies the Toll-like receptor agonists S100A8/A9 as a novel possible marker for systemic sclerosis phenotype. Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases. 2014;73(8):1585-1589. doi: 10.1136/annrheumdis-2013-205013
Van Bon, L. ; Cossu, M. ; Loof, A. et al. / Proteomic analysis of plasma identifies the Toll-like receptor agonists S100A8/A9 as a novel possible marker for systemic sclerosis phenotype. In: Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases. 2014 ; Vol. 73, No. 8. pp. 1585-1589.
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Arab-Israeli War of 1948
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The Arab-Israel war was the first in a sequence of wars fought between the Jewish state and the Arab states since 1947. Avi (1998) observes that the Israelites refer to it as the war of independence…
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Download file to see previous pages Observers claim that the Arab nations were not satisfied with the UN ruling, which they criticized greatly on the basis of great imbalance on the partition. Most Arabs claimed that the partition plan did not adequately balance the two groups. More so the Arabs, whom they claimed to, have been the majority. The UN voted in favor of the partition, ruling that the British were to terminate their mandate in Palestine in order to pave way for the partition to be implemented. Avi (1998) continue to argue that by the beginning of the Second World War; most Arab countries were under the strong influence of their colonial masters. Most notably were British and the French groups. He point out that Jordan in particular remained under the strong influence of the British thus acquired arms supply and military training. The Arabs countries joined hand to form the Arab league, which was mandated to coordinate the policies between their states after independence. According to Gelber (2006), the UN partition plan was unanimously rejected by the Arab League of Nations. They declared holy war (jihad) upon all the Jews both in the Arab states and those living in Israel. He further claims that by 1940, most Jews had flown back to Israel from the Arab states fearing being persecuted. Consequently, he adds that the Arabs in Israel were encouraged to leave the country with a promise of returning after they purge the Jews land. Gelber (2006) estimates the number of Jews refugees running from the Arab states to be around one million (1,000,000), and that of Arabs from Israel to have been around three hundred and forty three thousand (343,000). War triggered a mass exodus from the Arab states. It is claimed that the Jews easily integrated in their mother country thus the claims that most Jews today are descendants of the Jews from the Arabic countries. However, it is also argued that, intentionally, the Arabs did not integrate their fellow Arabs who had escaped from Israel following war outbreak. During the initial stages of the Arab-Israel war, Avi (1998) observes that the British who were in control of Palestine, denied the Jews a chance to defend themselves. He further argues that this was done in many ways some of which were blocking those coming from other countries and denying them entry into Israel. Second, they outlawed Israel's militia men as terrorists groups and denied them a chance to import weapons. In the mean time, it is argued that the British were supplying arms to the Arab countries and freely allowed them into Palestine. This is argued to have greatly compromised the Jewish ability to defend themselves against the Arabs. This continued until the British mandate was terminated. By February Benny (2008) observes that the Palestinian informed the UN Security Council that the partition plan could not be carried out without military aid. Because of the long process to come up with a defense force, the situation in Palestine got out of control. Benny claims that this resulted as disagreements raged the formation of the military forces without incorporating the support of the major powers. Consequently, war broke out in Palestine. He further states that the UN council blamed the Arabs for the war outbreak, with most of the western and European countries condemned Israel's' invasion by the Arabs. The British and the Palestine denied the UN Palestine Commission access to resolve the war crisis. Avi (1998) points out that, despite all the mounting pressure in Palestine, the UN did not suspend the partition plan. As a result, Israel ...Download file to see next pagesRead More
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