Friends and neighbours have paid tribute to 'colourful' mum-of-one Rosie Darbyshire as police continue to investigate her murder.
Flowers have been laid and candles lit on the corner of Village Drive, Moor Nook, in a show of love for the popular mum-of-one.
Rosie died from serious head injuries after police were called to reports of an altercation in the early hours of Thursday morning.
Amy Hughes, who went to Ribbleton Hall High School with Rosie, said: "She was one of those people that was always happy. She was always smiling, and skipping and singing on the school run.
"She was always so full of colour."
Other friends spoke about how Rosie would always have a listening ear and filled the room with her smile.
One friend said: "It is just so heartbreaking. She is very, very loved."
Rosie was well known in her local community for her bright personality and her hair, which changed colour and style on an almost weekly basis.
Flowers laid at the scene said: "Preston has lost its sunshine." Others said: "You are so loved", and "Shine bright, Rosie."
In a tribute released last night, Rosie's family said: "It doesn't seem real that our crazy, wig-wearing, talented, goofy Rosie won't be bursting through the door in song anymore.
"We are utterly heartbroken and don't doubt that this devastating news will be affecting so many more people than we could ever imagine.
A 25-year-old man has been arrested in connection with Rosie's murder and remains in police custody.


The remains of anti-personal landmines and cluster munitions from armed conflicts represent a significant issue for affected countries, particularly in regards to health and safety, land use and community relations.
As part of a collaborative EU project D-BOX, led by Airbus, Professor Rosalind Malcolm was the legal ethics expert, informed by her experiences as an environmental lawyer and as Director of the Environmental Regulatory Research group at the University of Surrey.
The cultural guidelines have now been officially published by crisis and security management company CBRNE. Various cultural aspects are highlighted which might affect the project management of de-mining schemes including religion, dress, environmental protection and citizen's rights.
In shaping European standards, industry guidance and best practice, Rosalind's work is contributing to improved land release techniques and an awareness of the ethical, legal and cultural approaches to communities affected by unexploded ordinances. Her work highlights the importance of considering such factors in demining projects, to help form goodwill between the local community and the contractors, ultimately leading to more efficient and sensitive demining.
For more information, you can access the Handbook of Cultural Guidelines for Humanitarian Demining (PDF) or visit Professor Rosalind Malcolm's academic profile.


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Pasadena Motorcycle Crash Causes Serious Head and Neck Injuries
A 35-year-old man suffered major head and neck injuries in a Pasadena motorcycle accident after his motorcycle struck a pole. According to a news report in the San Gabriel Valley Tribune, the major injury collision occurred the night of October 16, 2013 at Del Mar Boulevard and Craig Avenue. Witnesses only said they heard the crash before the motorcyclist was found lying in the street severely injured. He was rushed to a local hospital in serious condition. Pasadena police are investigating the cause of the crash.
Motorcycle Crash Statistics
According to California Highway Patrol's 2010 Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System (SWITRS), one fatality and 30 injuries were reported as a result of motorcycle accidents in Pasadena. In Los Angeles County as a whole, 74 people died and 2,637 were injured due to motorcycle crashes during the same year.
What Caused The Crash?
Based on this news report, it is unclear as to how this motorcycle accident occurred. There are several unanswered questions here. How did the rider lose control of the motorcycle? Was there a vehicle defect or mechanical malfunction in the motorcycle, which may have caused or contributed to the incident? How fast was the rider traveling? Was there a dangerous or defective condition on the roadway? Were any other vehicles involved in the collision? Did the placement of the pole in any way cause the crash? I trust officials are looking into these and other issues in order to determine precisely what occurred here and why.
Fault and Liability
In such cases, it is important to preserve the vehicle in its current condition unaltered so that an expert can examine it for defects, malfunctions and other evidence. If a defective product caused the accident, the injured victim can file a product liability claim against the manufacturer. If a dangerous roadway caused the crash, the city or governmental agency responsible for maintaining the roadway can be held liable. Any personal injury claim against a governmental entity must be filed within 180 days of the incident.
Injured motorcycle accident victims can seek compensation for damages including medical expenses, lost wages, cost of hospitalization, rehabilitation, permanent injuries, pain and suffering and emotional distress. Injured victims would also be well advised to contact an experienced Los Angeles personal injury lawyer who will stay abreast of the official investigation and ensure that their legal rights and best interests are protected.

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Q: python creating a list from two other lists, that only include unique items I am a beginner in python and I am trying to write a function that takes in two lists,
and for each item in the first list, looks into the second list, and  compares each
item in the first list with each item in the second list. It needs to return a new list containing the all
items that do not appear in first list.
So for instance, given a list:
list1 = ['yellow', 'blue', 'green']

and the second list:
list2 = ['orange', 'green', 'blue', 'pink', 'yellow']

it should return a list of only the items in list2 that are not in list1, like this:
['orange', 'pink']

I have written many functions but they keep returning duplicates, I really appreciate any help on this!
def different_colors(list1, list2):
    newlist = []

    for color in list1:
        newlist = []
        for color2 in list2:
            if color1 != color2:
                newlist.append(color2)

    return newlist

A: Use a list comprehension:
[k for k in dictionary.keys() if k not in listt]

A: I would use Python sets.
>>> list1 = ['yellow', 'blue', 'green']
>>> list2 = ['orange', 'green', 'blue', 'pink', 'yellow']
>>> list(set(list2).difference(set(list1)))
['orange', 'pink']

Python sets are about manipulating collections of unique elements. They have specific methods for this purpose.

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Q: How can I easily handle multiple ActionListeners in a Java MVC Swing application? I have written a program that decodes files given a list of character frequencies and text to decode (not relevant to the question, just giving some context). The application uses 4 buttons, however the way I've currently done it is that in my view (this application follows the MVC model) I have methods that add action listeners, that are then called in the controller to give each one a nested class which acts as an ActionListener. This works, however my controller consists of essentially copy pasted code, and I have a feeling there's a way to do this a lot more concisely. I've included my code below, any input is appreciated.
View.java:
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.FlowLayout;
import java.awt.Dimension;

import javax.swing.JButton;
import javax.swing.JFileChooser;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JLabel;
import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.JTextArea;

import java.io.File;

public class View
{
    //Declare variables

    private JFrame frame;

    private JPanel mainPanel;

    private JTextArea instructions;

    private JLabel frequenciesFileLoadedLabel;
    private JLabel cipherFileLoadedLabel;

    private JButton frequenciesFileLoadButton;
    private JButton cipherFileLoadButton;

    private JButton decipherByRankButton;
    private JButton decipherByNearestFrequencyButton;

    private boolean cipherLoaded;
    private boolean frequenciesLoaded;

    //Constructor
    public View()
    {
        //Set flags for whether files have been loaded to false
        cipherLoaded = false;
        frequenciesLoaded = false;

        //Set up the main frame
        frame = new JFrame("Text Decrypter");
        frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        frame.setResizable(false);

        //Set up the main panel (and the only panel being used)
        mainPanel = new JPanel(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.CENTER, 20, 10));
        mainPanel.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(100, 290));

        //Set up the instructions that will be displayed on the top of the program
        instructions = new JTextArea("Instructions: upload a file with encrypted text you want to \ndecipher and a file with character frequencies. Once \nboth files are uploaded, you will be able to decipher \nthem by pressing the relevant buttons.", 4, 4);
        instructions.setEditable(false);

        //Set up labels for whether files have been loaded
        frequenciesFileLoadedLabel = new JLabel("No file with character frequencies loaded");
        cipherFileLoadedLabel = new JLabel("No file to decipher loaded");

        //Set up buttons for loading files
        frequenciesFileLoadButton = new JButton("Load character frequencies file");
        cipherFileLoadButton = new JButton("Load file to decipher");

        //Set up buttons for decrypting files and set them to disabled initially
        decipherByRankButton = new JButton("Decipher file by rank of character frequencies");
        decipherByRankButton.setEnabled(false);
        decipherByNearestFrequencyButton = new JButton("Decipher file by the nearest character frequency");
        decipherByNearestFrequencyButton.setEnabled(false);

        //Add all elements of the GUI to the main panel
        mainPanel.add(instructions);
        mainPanel.add(frequenciesFileLoadButton);
        mainPanel.add(frequenciesFileLoadedLabel);
        mainPanel.add(cipherFileLoadButton);
        mainPanel.add(cipherFileLoadedLabel);
        mainPanel.add(decipherByRankButton);
        mainPanel.add(decipherByNearestFrequencyButton);

        //Finalise and display the frame
        frame.add(mainPanel);
        frame.pack();
        frame.setVisible(true);
    }

    //Method to check whether the buttons used for decrypting can be pressed
    private void enableButtons()
    {
        //If both files are loaded, enable the buttons, otherwise disable both
        if (cipherLoaded == true && frequenciesLoaded == true)
        {
            decipherByRankButton.setEnabled(true);
            decipherByNearestFrequencyButton.setEnabled(true);
        }
        else{
            decipherByRankButton.setEnabled(false);
            decipherByNearestFrequencyButton.setEnabled(false);
        }
    }

    //Method used for loading files from a file chooser
    private File loadFile()
    {
        //Get the user to choose a file
        JFileChooser fileChooser = new JFileChooser();

        fileChooser.setCurrentDirectory(new File( System.getProperty("user.dir")));

        int fileChooserResult = fileChooser.showOpenDialog(frame);

        //If a file has been chosen, return that file. Otherwise display an error
        if (fileChooserResult == JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION)
        {
            return fileChooser.getSelectedFile();
        }
        else
        {
            JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(frame, "Error loading file. Please try again.", "Error", JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE);

            return null;
        }
    }

    //Method for loading the character frequencies file
    public File loadFrequencies()
    {
        //Load the file
        File loadedFile = loadFile();

        //If no file has been loaded, set the relevant flags to false and disable the decypting buttons
        if (loadedFile == null)
        {
            frequenciesLoaded = false;
            enableButtons();
            frequenciesFileLoadedLabel.setText("No file with character frequencies loaded");
            return loadedFile;
        }
        //If a file has been loaded, set the relevant flags to true and enable the decrypting buttons (if the other file has been loaded too)
        else
        {
            frequenciesLoaded = true;
            enableButtons();
            frequenciesFileLoadedLabel.setText("Character frequencies file loaded");
            return loadedFile;
        }
    }

    //Method for loading the ciphered file
    public File loadCiphered()
    {
        File loadedFile = loadFile();

        //If no file has been loaded, set the relevant flags to false and disable the decypting buttons
        if (loadedFile == null)
        {
            cipherLoaded = false;
            enableButtons();
            cipherFileLoadedLabel.setText("No file with text to decipher loaded");
            return loadedFile;
        }
        //If a file has been loaded, set the relevant flags to true and enable the decrypting buttons (if the other file has been loaded too)
        else
        {
            cipherLoaded = true;
            enableButtons();
            cipherFileLoadedLabel.setText("File with text to decipher loaded");
            return loadedFile;
        }
    }

    //Method used to display errors to the user
    public void displayError(String errorString)
    {
        JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(frame, errorString, "Error", JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE);
    }

    //Method that displays a message when a file has been output
    public void fileOutput()
    {
        JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(frame, "File deciphered and output to file \"output.txt\".");
    }

    //Add an actionlistener for every button in the program
    public void addFrequencyButtonListener(ActionListener listenForFreqButton)
    {
        frequenciesFileLoadButton.addActionListener(listenForFreqButton);
    }

    public void addCipherButtonListener(ActionListener listenForCipherButton)
    {
        cipherFileLoadButton.addActionListener(listenForCipherButton);
    }

    public void addDecipherRankButtonListener(ActionListener listenForDecipherRankButton)
    {
        decipherByRankButton.addActionListener(listenForDecipherRankButton);
    }

    public void addDecipherFrequencyButtonListener(ActionListener listenForDecipherFrequencyButton)
    {
        decipherByNearestFrequencyButton.addActionListener(listenForDecipherFrequencyButton);
    }
}

Controller.java:
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;

public class Controller
{
    //Variables that will hold the view and controller.
    private View view;
    private Model model;

    //The constructor
    public Controller(View view, Model model)
    {
        //Set the view and model
        this.view = view;
        this.model = model;

        //Set an actionlistener for every button
        this.view.addCipherButtonListener(new CipherButtonListener());
        this.view.addFrequencyButtonListener(new FrequencyButtonListener());
        this.view.addDecipherRankButtonListener(new DecipherRankButtonListener());
        this.view.addDecipherFrequencyButtonListener(new DecipherFrequencyButtonListener());
    }

    //Set up a listener for every button
    class CipherButtonListener implements ActionListener
    {
        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
        {
            //Call the method in model to load the ciphered file when the relevant button is clicked
            model.loadCipherered(view.loadCiphered());
        }
    }

    class FrequencyButtonListener implements ActionListener
    {
        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
        {
            //Call  the method in the model to load the frequencies file when the relevant button is clicked
            model.loadFrequencies(view.loadFrequencies());
        }
    }

    class DecipherRankButtonListener implements ActionListener
    {
        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
        {
            //Decipher the file by rank and display a message
            model.decipherByRank();

            view.fileOutput();
        }
    }

    class DecipherFrequencyButtonListener implements ActionListener
    {
        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
        {
            //Decipher the file by frequency and display a message
            model.decipherByFrequency();

            view.fileOutput();
        }
    }

}

Model.java:
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.io.*;

public class Model
{
    //Constant for the amount of letters in the alphabet
    private final int ALPHABET_LENGTH = 26;

    //HashMaps for storing the character frequencies in the frequency and cipher files
    private LinkedHashMap<Character, Float> sortedEncryptedMap;
    private LinkedHashMap<Character, Float> frequenciesMap;

    //Array holding the whole alphabet - used when loading files
    private char[] alphabet;

    //String which holds the encrypted text
    private static String encryptedFileString;

    //Enum used in the sortHashMap method to specify what hashmap to write to
    private enum ImportType {
        FREQUENCY, CIPHER
    }

    //The constructor
    public Model()
    {
        //Initialise all variables
        sortedEncryptedMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();

        alphabet = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz".toCharArray();

        encryptedFileString = "";

        frequenciesMap = new LinkedHashMap <>();
    }

    //Method that orders hashmaps in numerical order. ImportType necessary to check which hashmap to write to
    public void sortHashMap(HashMap<Character, Float> inputMap, ImportType importType)
    {
        //Set the keys and values to separate arraylists
        ArrayList<Character> mapKeys = new ArrayList<>(inputMap.keySet());
        ArrayList<Float> mapValues = new ArrayList<>(inputMap.values());

        //Sort the extracted keys and values
        Collections.sort(mapValues, Collections.reverseOrder());
        Collections.sort(mapKeys, Collections.reverseOrder());

        //Renitialise the hashmaps to store new data
        if (importType == ImportType.FREQUENCY)
        {
            frequenciesMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        }
        else if (importType == ImportType.CIPHER)
        {
            sortedEncryptedMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
        }

        //Set up an iterator that will go over all the map values
        Iterator<Float> valueIterator = mapValues.iterator();

        //Double while loop that will terminate after the last value is reached
        while (valueIterator.hasNext()) {
            Float currentValue = valueIterator.next();
            Iterator<Character> keyIterator = mapKeys.iterator();

            while (keyIterator.hasNext()) {
                Character currentKey = keyIterator.next();
                //Check if key and value match
                Float comp1 = inputMap.get(currentKey);
                Float comp2 = currentValue;

                if (comp1 == comp2) {
                    keyIterator.remove();

                    //Put new found value into the right place according to the sorted arraylists
                    if (importType == ImportType.FREQUENCY)
                    {
                        frequenciesMap.put(currentKey, currentValue);
                    }
                    else if (importType == ImportType.CIPHER)
                    {
                        sortedEncryptedMap.put(currentKey, currentValue);
                    }
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
    }

    //Method for loading the frequencies file
    public void loadFrequencies(File inputFile)
    {
        try
        {
            //Set up a scanner and input the loaded file into it
            Scanner scanner = new Scanner (inputFile);

            //Clear the hashmap for storing new frequencies
            frequenciesMap = new LinkedHashMap <Character, Float>();

            //Temporary hashmap for unsorted input
            LinkedHashMap<Character, Float> tempMap = new LinkedHashMap <Character, Float>();

            //Keep reading the file until th end
            while (scanner.hasNextLine())
            {
                //Store the line currently being checked
                String nextLine = scanner.nextLine();

                //Separate the letter in the string
                Character currentLetter = nextLine.charAt(0);

                //Separate the frequency from the string
                float currentValue = Float.parseFloat(nextLine.substring(1, nextLine.length()));

                //Store the frequency and letter in the temporary hashmap
                tempMap.put(currentLetter, currentValue);
            }

            //Sort the hashmap and store it in a variable outside of this method
            sortHashMap(tempMap, ImportType.FREQUENCY);
        }

        catch (IOException e)
        {
            //Print stack trace if there's an error
            e.printStackTrace();
        }

    }

    //Method for loading the ciphered text file
    public void loadCipherered(File inputFile)
    {
        try {
            //Input the text from the ciphered file into a string
            if (inputFile == null)
            {
                return;
            }

            //Set up a scanner and input the loaded file into it
            Scanner scanner = new Scanner (inputFile);

            //Clear the string which holds the input file and the hashmap that will hold the letter frequencies
            sortedEncryptedMap = new LinkedHashMap<>();
            encryptedFileString = "";

            //Flag to check whether it's the first line of the file that's being checked.
            boolean firstLine = true;

            while (scanner.hasNextLine())
            {
                //If it's not the first line add a newline character (due to the nature of scanner.nextLine, this is necessary to preserve new line)
                if (firstLine == false)
                {
                    encryptedFileString += "\n";
                }

                //Add text from the file to the stirng
                encryptedFileString += scanner.nextLine();

                firstLine = false;
            }

            //Ignore cases
            encryptedFileString = encryptedFileString.toLowerCase();

            //When the file has been loaded, count the occurances of each character and assign them to a HashMap
            Map<Character, Integer> occuranceMap = new HashMap <Character, Integer>();

            //Populate the hashmap with the alphabet and initially, set each count to 0
            for(int i = 0; i< ALPHABET_LENGTH; i++)
            {
                occuranceMap.put(alphabet[i], 0);
            }

            //Iterate through the encrypted file string and count the amount of times each letter occurs
            for  (int i = 0; i < encryptedFileString.length(); i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < ALPHABET_LENGTH; j++)
                {
                    if (alphabet[j] == encryptedFileString.charAt(i) )
                    {
                        occuranceMap.put(alphabet[j], occuranceMap.get(alphabet[j]) + 1);
                    }
                }
            }

            //Caclulate the total number of letters (excluding other characters) in the encrypted file
            int totalLetters = 0;

            for (int i = 0; i < ALPHABET_LENGTH; i++)
            {
                totalLetters += occuranceMap.get(alphabet[i]);
            }

            //Make a hashmap that contains the percentages of each letter
            LinkedHashMap<Character, Float> percentageMap = new LinkedHashMap <Character, Float>();

            for (int i = 0; i < ALPHABET_LENGTH; i++)
            {
                percentageMap.put(alphabet[i], ((float)occuranceMap.get(alphabet[i]) / (float)totalLetters) * 100 );
            }

            //Sort the hashmap with percentages as values in order of highest percentage occurance
            sortHashMap(percentageMap, ImportType.CIPHER);
        }

        catch (IOException e)
        {
            //Print stack trace if there's an error
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

    //Method for deciphering the text purely by the rank of each character
    public void decipherByRank()
    {
        try
        {
            //Set up a filewriter to write to a file
            FileWriter fileWriter = new FileWriter("output.txt");

            //Split up the keys from each of the character frequencies hashmaps.
            ArrayList<Character> orderedCharacterFrequencies = new ArrayList<Character>(frequenciesMap.keySet());
            ArrayList<Character> orderedEncryptedFrequencies = new ArrayList<Character>(sortedEncryptedMap.keySet());

            //Declare a stringwriter to write the output string as it's much faster than writing to a string
            StringWriter outputWriter = new StringWriter();

            //Iterate through the encrypted string, checking every character
            for (int i = 0; i < encryptedFileString.length(); i++)
            {
                //Flag for checking whether the letter has been replaced or not - whether it's a letter or another character
                boolean replaced = false;

                //If the character being checked is a letter, replace it with a letter from the frequencies hashmap at the same rank
                for (int j = 0; j < ALPHABET_LENGTH; j++)
                {
                    if (encryptedFileString.charAt(i) == orderedEncryptedFrequencies.get(j))
                    {
                        outputWriter.write(orderedCharacterFrequencies.get(j));
                        replaced = true;
                    }
                }

                //If the character hasnt been found in the arraylists, is not a letter and therefore should be kept the same
                if (replaced == false)
                {
                    outputWriter.write(encryptedFileString.charAt(i));
                }
            }

            //Write the string to a file
            fileWriter.write(outputWriter.toString());

            //Close the filewriter
            fileWriter.close();
        }
        catch (IOException e)
        {
            //Print stack trace if there's an error
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

    //Method for deciphering the encyrpted text by the nearest frequency
    public void decipherByFrequency()
    {
        try
        {
            //Set up a filewriter to write to a file
            FileWriter fileWriter = new FileWriter("output.txt");

            //Split up the keys from each of the character frequencies hashmaps
            ArrayList<Character> orderedCharacterFrequencyKeys = new ArrayList<Character>(frequenciesMap.keySet());
            ArrayList<Character> orderedEncryptedFrequencyKeys = new ArrayList<Character>(sortedEncryptedMap.keySet());

            //Split up the values from each of the character frequency hashmaps
            ArrayList<Float> orderedCharacterFrequencyValues = new ArrayList<Float>(frequenciesMap.values());
            ArrayList<Float> orderedEncryptedFrequencyValues = new ArrayList<Float>(sortedEncryptedMap.values());

            //Declare a stringwriter to write the output string as it's much faster than writing to a string
            StringWriter outputWriter = new StringWriter();

            //Iterate through the encrypted string, checking every character
            for (int i = 0; i < encryptedFileString.length(); i++)
            {
                //Flag for checking whether the letter has been replaced or not - whether it's a letter or another character
                boolean replaced = false;

                //Check if the character is a letter
                for (int j = 0; j < ALPHABET_LENGTH; j++)
                {
                    if (encryptedFileString.charAt(i) == orderedEncryptedFrequencyKeys.get(j))
                    {
                        //Variable for storing the difference in percentages of any characters
                        float difference = 150.0f;

                        float currentCharacterPercentage = orderedEncryptedFrequencyValues.get(j);

                        //Index of currently the closest percentage
                        int closestCharacterIndex = 0;

                        //terate through other letters, checking which will give the lowest difference
                        for (int k = 0; k < ALPHABET_LENGTH; k++)
                        {
                            if ( Math.abs(currentCharacterPercentage - orderedCharacterFrequencyValues.get(k) ) < difference )
                            {
                                closestCharacterIndex = k;
                                difference = Math.abs(currentCharacterPercentage - orderedCharacterFrequencyValues.get(k));
                            }
                        }

                        //Replace the file of the lowest difference and write it to the stringwriter
                        outputWriter.write(orderedCharacterFrequencyKeys.get(closestCharacterIndex));
                        replaced = true;
                    }
                }

                //If the character hasnt been found in the arraylists, is not a letter and therefore should be kept the same
                if (replaced == false)
                {
                    outputWriter.write(encryptedFileString.charAt(i));
                }
            }

            //Write the string to a file
            fileWriter.write(outputWriter.toString());

            //Close the filewriter
            fileWriter.close();
        }
        catch (IOException e)
        {
            //Print stack trace if there's an error
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }
}

Main.java:
public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        //Declare an instance of view and model and pass those to the controller
        View mainView = new View();

        Model mainModel = new Model();

        Controller mainController = new Controller(mainView, mainModel);
    }
}


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Core values for the Festival include artistic excellence, creativity, hospitality, accessibility, and fiscal responsibility. VBF is noted for its welcoming environment for musicians and audience members, and strives to be inclusive and accessible through outreach concerts, post-concert chats with artists, and open rehearsals.
The Dehradun International Film Festival (DIFF) aims at not only bringing local talent and regional Film Producers & Directors closer to Bollywood and Hollywood but simultaneously boost Domestic & International Tourism. This shall also enable the youth to exhibit their tremendous potentialities and abilities to celebrities from all across. Block buster films will be part of the RED CARPET display. Awards will be given for various categories of films and film makers. Also, various competitions will be organised and the winners will be awarded.
DIFF aims at providing not only a common platform for the cinema of the world to showcase their best film art but also to understand different film cultures across the globe. DIFF intends to lay the foundation stone of friendship among the global film makers, become an eye opener for new film makers /Amateur film makers, provide an ambience of learning experience for all film lovers and open new horizons for joint ventures. At the same time, we wish to promote the relatively unexplored land of Dehradun among national and international film makers.


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The Manzù Museum
The Manzù Museum is 19 km from Casale di Tormaggiore and it is one of the most iconic museums of Modern Art as well as one of the most fascinating around Rome's area.
The Museum is named after Giacomo Manzù (Giacomo Manzoni) : a sculptor who fascinated the world during his 60-year long career.
In 1989, one of his bronze sculpture (six-meter-tall) was placed in front of the UN headquarters in New York.
The museum holds 90 sculptures, 330 graphic works and some Manzù's theatrical designes, infact, in the 60's he designed scenes and costumes for Stravinskij's, Wagner's and Verdi's operas.
The light and sinuous lines are typical of the Manzù's expressive art, they give an intimate experience with the themes of love, war, women, religion and dance.
Some of his bronze-plated are quite touching and they represent the violence of Fascism like the "Cristo nella nostra umanità" (1939).
The Manzù's also holds classical jazz concerts and many exhibitions
Free Entry all the time.
Google's reviews
"A small museum with "big" artistic works! There are many beautiful Manzu's paints, theatrical designes and works. It's really worth the visit!!!"(Massimo B.)
"A museum carefullty preserved with a big love for this artist. All the artistic works are ordered in according to the period and characters. The guide is well prepared about Manzu's life." (Maria Pia)
Adress: Via Laurentina, km 32,800 00040 Ardea (Rm)
Telephone: +39 069135022 +39 0632298425
Opening hours: Open daily except Monday from 9 am to 7:30 pm
Email: pm-laz.museomanzu@beniculturali.it
Website: www.polomusealelazio.beniculturali.it/index.php?it/247/museo-giacomo-manz
Getting to the museum
The Museum is 19 km from The Casale di Tormaggiore.
You can go there by car, if you prefer we can contact our car rental partners.
We can also organize a guided tour of the Manzù's museum with chauffeured cars.
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Auditorium Parco della Musica: "The Roman home" of classical music
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All information is from DSI's 2017 Military Vehicle Systems Summit. 2018 details coming soon. Our Summits are designed as educational and training "Town Hall" forums, where thought leaders and key policy-makers across military and defense organizations alongside industry partners can come together for actionable discussions and debate.
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DSI's Military Vehicle Systems Summit will provide the latest updates from key organizations involved in vehicle procurement and fleet modernization. The symposium will focus on Future Capabilities for Fleet Modernization and include sessions in understanding where opportunities will and will not occur in the coming years.
You can expect to hear from OSD and policy makers, life cycle leadership, Vehicle Suppliers and Components, as well as futures and planning directorates involved in vehicle platform acquisition and support.
The symposium will provide valuable information on efforts from the policy, systems engineering, and life cycle communities on how future vehicles will be designed and the capabilities necessary to meet the evolving threats.
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The Military Vehicle Systems Summit provides opportunities including exhibit space, round table discussions, product demonstrations, and networking receptions.
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The NHS through American eyes
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It has an enviable goal and constancy of purpose: build on it
Sheila Leatherman, senior associate (sheila_t_leatherman@uhc.com),
Donald M Berwick, chief executive (dberwick@ihi.org)
Judge Institute of Management, Cambridge University, Cambridge CB2 1AG
Institute for Healthcare Improvement, 375 Longwood Avenue, Boston, MA 02215, USA
Criticism from without, demoralisation within, and ubiquitous scepticism besiege the National Health Service. The NHS Plan, released in the summer,1 is the latest in a series of blueprints intended to redefine the resources, programmes, and operating principles of the NHS, but it too has met its share of cynics. We are two Americans, privileged to have an inside view of the NHS and its proposed reforms, and we share an optimism about the NHS that is hard to find in the UK nowadays.
Not that we don't see the trouble. The performance problems of the NHS are no secret. Some reflect random episodes of malfeasance, such as the murderous Harold Shipman, but more chronic problems afflict the NHS as a whole and, in aggregate, cause far more suffering and waste. They include long waiting lists, postal code variation in practice, and poor outcomes in cancer care, and they caused the UK to lag ninth out of 15 European Union countries in the World Health Organization's recent ranking of health systems.2 Yet, while many in the UK wring their hands over the problems, we continue to believe that the NHS has fundamentally "got it right."
Firstly, the …
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By Visions Office | February 22, 2022
Florence Price and the Truth About Black Excellence by Tori Parham
Each Black History Month, as we look to celebrate the accomplishments of our ancestors, it's important not to fall into the trap of simply celebrating examples of "Black Excellence." Black Excellence is ordinary. What is extraordinary are the circumstances which keep Black people from being recognized for their achievements. This includes enslavement, segregation, gatekeeping, violence, and erasure. In spite of all of this, Black people have made history and shaped our world. The path toward equity looks like pulling many of those voices forward into a time when they can be heard loud and clear.
With this in mind, I want to talk about one lesser-known Black historical figure who shaped my world: classical music composer Florence Price. Florence Price is the first Black woman to have a composition played by a major orchestra. I found the music of Florence Price because, as a BIPOC student studying music and composition, I hit the inevitable wall in a white-dominated field. I felt out of my element, that I was expected to know things that I couldn't possibly know without the cultural context of formal music training; and simultaneously that my musical sensibilities were shunned for having learned things "out of order." My teachers, who were white men, only ever showed me the compositions of other white men and, in doing so, implicitly endorsed the white supremacy in classical music.
In my frustration, I took it upon myself to find composers outside of that demographic. That is when I received the gift of the music of Florence Price.
Florence Price was born into an integrated community in Little Rock, Arkansas, April 9, 1887, and began learning piano from her mother before the age of four. She attended the New England Conservatory of Music at sixteen in 1903 and graduated in three years. As racial tensions, Jim Crow, and lynchings escalated in Little Rock, Price moved with her husband and two daughters to Chicago, Illinois in 1927. In Chicago, Price became acquainted with the Chicago Music Association, which found venues for classically-trained Black musicians. As a composer, Price was associated with the Chicago Black Renaissance with other musicians like Theodore Charles Stone, Nora Holt, Margaret Bonds, and many more.
Price's music was influenced by the history of Black Americans who had still been enslaved not long before her birth. For example, her solo piano suite, In the Land O'Cotton, references the cotton gin and the Juba dance which originated in Africa and was brought to America by enslaved peoples. Frederick Stock, conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, took notice of Price's work for her first orchestral composition, Symphony No. 1 in E Minor. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra performed Symphony No. 1 in June of 1933.
Although Price was rightfully honored with this performance, she struggled for the rest of her life to receive the support and recognition that she deserved in the world of classical music. It wasn't until her scores were discovered in an Illinois attic in 2009 that these works have been able to be celebrated widely in the realm of classical music.
Listening to the music of Florence Price, it seems clear to me that lauded white composers like George Gershwin tried to replicate the sounds of composers from movements like the Chicago Black Renaissance. Interestingly, if you read Gershwin's Wikipedia page, there is no mention of the Black composers who inspired his jazz-influenced compositions. Listening to Price's piano composition, "Fantasie Negre," played here by Dr. Samantha Ege as well as her Violin Concerto No. 2, peformed here by the Urban Playground Chamber Orchestra, the parallel is unmistakable.
Today, many musicians immortalize Price's incredibly moving works through their performances. I implore you to spend this afternoon or this evening listening to the music of Florence Price and hear what I have heard: a brilliant sunrise over the agrarian fields of North America, the wind in willow over a still pond; the story of my Ancestors who breathed their culture, strength, and pride into American life.
It's not some great accident or oversight if you've never heard of Florence Price. This is intentional, because Price, like so many composers who were not white men, was kept from you. We cannot celebrate Black History Month without acknowledging the intentional erasure of Black History. Black History Month must serve as a reminder that Black history is fundamental to every facet of American history despite the revisionist mythos of this nation.
By Tori Parham, VISIONS Intern
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What gives with this agenda, anyway? It's like (the theory of) evolution….just keep at it long enough and eventually lazy adults will stop questioning it and call it fact, erroneously teaching an entire generation. Annoyed. Thank you for bringing this to light. A certain someone I know is a hater of Earth Day for this such reason. I tell him he shouldn't hate the day itself, just because people have warped it. But you know, haters gonna hate. I say we reclaim the day as a celebration of God's beauty. Oh, and Cornwall is the BOMB.
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Congressman Kennedy named 2017 Southcoast Health Hero for Health
Jun 29. 2018 | By James Parnell
Annual Southcoast Health - Hero for Health Award is presented to outstanding leaders who, through their work, advocate for optimal health and wellness in our region, state and country and thus exemplify the mission of Southcoast Health.
Southcoast© Health today announced that Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy III has been named the recipient of the 2017 Southcoast Health – Hero for Health Award.
The annual Southcoast Health – Hero for Health Award is presented to outstanding leaders who, through their work, advocate for optimal health and wellness in our region, state and country and thus exemplify the mission of Southcoast Health.
"Congressman Kennedy represents the true meaning of the Southcoast Health — Hero for Health Award," said Keith A. Hovan, President & CEO of Southcoast Health. "He believes that access to quality healthcare is a right that belongs to every American. And he demonstrates that belief everyday, as he fights tirelessly for legislation that supports mental health care and substance abuse disorder treatment, and ensures that hospitals like Southcoast Health can serve the most vulnerable populations."
Since being elected to Congress in 2013, Congressman Kennedy has taken the time to learn even the most complicated healthcare issues and has amassed an impressive legislative record. He has sponsored or co-sponsored 157 bills aimed at improving healthcare and access to care for and the nation's children, seniors, and low-income residents.
He has fought to protect safety-net hospitals like Southcoast Health from damaging cuts to Medicare and Medicaid payments that would hinder hospitals' abilities to care for the most vulnerable in their communities
He has worked with the Massachusetts Congressional Delegation to prevent damaging cuts to all of Massachusetts's hospitals. And he has been a leader in opposing efforts to reduce access to healthcare for the nation's low-income citizens.
A graduate of Stanford University and Harvard Law School, Congressman Kennedy spent two years with the Peace Corp in the Dominican Republic. There he designed and implemented an economic development project near Puerto Plata. He is fluent in Spanish.
Prior to being elected to Congress, he served as an Assistant District Attorney in the Middlesex County and the Cape and Island's District Attorneys' Offices.
His experience enables him to be an informed and effective advocate for other improvements that affect health and wellbeing — including education and economic development.
"The award reminds us that great healthcare takes great civic and government leaders, because those of us who work in healthcare cannot do it alone," said Hovan.


Plesk APAC Partner Day event began on Oct 12, 2018, at Suntec Convention & Exhibition Centre, Singapore. The event started off with a lot of excitement among APAC partners to meet and connect with Plesk experts.
Why I attended Plesk APAC Partner Day Event?
Being a tech enthusiast, I am always looking for new opportunities to network and connect with like-minded people in this industry. Among so many other events that take place, I specially attended this one.
To get the first look at what's coming up in 2019 from Plesk.
Learn how to turn my tech expertise into revenue by adding managed services.
Look for ways to address my customers' journey even without a large marketing budget.
Find the best go to market strategies and trends that will be essential for mutual business success in today's market.
See better ways to enter new customer segments with more targeted solutions.
I also grabbed the opportunity to share my views at this event.
We are so excited ?
Plesk CEO, Nils Hueneke, highlighted some of the important moments of their company's journey, introduced new team members and also provided a high-level overview of the Plesk strategy.
Next session was addressed by Jan Löffler, CTO of Plesk. He took this opportunity to remind everyone how they covered a long way from being a basic control panel to becoming a powerful web ops platform. He revealed some of the big secrets of Plesk Engineering team. We also saw a sneak peak of what's coming next from Plesk in 2019.
Markus Galler, VP of Sales at Plesk, discussed how we can reconstruct our framework with minimal efforts to enhance security and traction, reduce pitstops, and more. He provided some great insights into how we can turn our infrastructure into a true solution for our customers' need.
This session was addressed by Steve Goh, a leader with +25 years of experience in the IT industry. He shared how service providers can easily, efficiently, and securely deliver an array of next-gen data protection. In this rapidly growing Cloud market, service providers are incorporating cloud solutions into their product portfolio to generate revenue with no upfront costs. For this, he offered a solution where the service provider can defend end-user data from modern threats by using a single console to manage backup, disaster recovery, file sync and share, notarization and e-signature services.
Patricia Hillebrand, Director of Global Channels at Plesk highlighted the biggest challenges hosting providers need to tackle in today's world. In her session, she also mentioned ways to tackle these challenges by offering some of the best practices on how to overcome the problems – even with a small marketing budget.
Dondy Bappedyanto, CEO Biznet Gio Cloud explained how Hyperscalers will continue to dominate the Cloud market. According to him, it is almost impossible to compete against hyperscalers. He suggested another way around – rather than competing, hosting companies have a huge opportunity to create new services and benefit from the current Cloud wars between big IaaS players like AWS, Google, Azure, and Alibaba/Aliyun.
Continuing on the discussion about Hyperscalers, Philbert Shih, Founder and MD of 'Structure Research' shared his insight. He stated that the public cloud will continue to gather momentum and make it even more difficult for service providers to compete for raw compute and storage infrastructure. He addressed this issue and provided a solution with Structure Research.
The recent requirements by Chrome that all sites be secured using TLS were addressed by Jeremy Rowley, Executive Vice President of Product for Digicert. He put forward his predictions how TLS will change over the next year. This prediction will definitely help us understand how the industry works and help us prepare to address those changes.
What a great talk by @GreatAmus, VP of product, @digicert. ?
9. The new normal – what are the key factors to economic success in hosting today?
We started our discussion by addressing the question about which strategies should hosting companies choose to stand out from the crowd and sell profitable services to customers. During our 60 minute session, all panelists provided their insight on how managed services can become a cash cow. The discussion included who the ideal target audience is, what WordPress users are actually looking for, and how hosting companies can monetize the market trends.
If you would ask me if I'd like to go to such an event again, I would reply YES, Definitely! Plesk Partner Day Event had so much to offer to me and other tech experts. It gave me a new perspective to look at things and connections with some awesome people.


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The Gov spells it out - these are the things that will make me push up rates on August 3
And he doesn't think much of Tony Abbott's economics - more on that below
The Reserve Bank has prepared the way for a extraordinary mid-campaign rate hike, spelling out in unprecedented detail the triggers that will make it move when its board next meets in 13 days time.
The board's minutes - released as the Coalition declared interest rates central to its campaign - for the first time include a staff forecast of the inflation rate the Bank expects when the official figures are released next Wednesday and say if it is not met a hike is on the cards.
A jump in the cash rate from 4.5 to 4.75 per cent would add a further $48 to the monthly cost of servicing a $300,000 mortgage and $64 to the cost of repaying a $400,000 mortgage, taking the total extra costs since October to $283 and $339 per month.
The Bank wants to make the process by which it will decide on an a hike in 13 days time as clear as possible so as not to take the Gillard government by surprise.
When it pushed up rates mid-campaign in November 2007 - it's first such hike - Prime Minister John Howard appeared unprepared... apparently having believed the Bank would make no such move.
This time the onus is on the Bank to act rather than wait if it thinks conditions warrant a hike, in order to be even-handed.
The minutes say bank staff are expecting the June quarter inflation figure to be "a little above 3 per cent" on an annual basis when it is released next Wednesday, but caution that is not the figure to watch as it will be contaminated by the 25 per cent increase in tobacco tax.
Instead the Bank will watch the so-called underlying rate of inflation which it expects to "continue to moderate in year-ended terms, to be below 3 per cent for the first time in three years."
Should that not be the case - should the underlying rate be materially above 3 per cent - it will be be minded to act. In its words, "the important consideration for the board at its next meeting would be whether the new inflation materially changed the medium-term outlook for inflation.''
And there's a catch, also spelled out in the minutes. The board will want to be sure that conditions in Europe don't make a hike dangerous. It's sweating on the result of "financial stress tests" due later this week.
If the results are good we will be get a campaign rate hike, should the underlying inflation rate be more than a touch above 3 per cent. The board will feel compelled to give us one.
Published in today's SMH
Meantime...
Reserve Bank Governor Glenn Stevens has pulled out the floor from under one of the Coalition's key election policy planks, declaring Australia has "virtually no net public debt".
As Opposition Leader Tony Abbott pledged in Melbourne a "complete focus on getting debt and deficit under control," in Sydney Governor Stevens was preparing to deliver a speech that point by point countered the arguments that government debt was bad or that Australia's was large.
But in a warning to Prime Minister Gillard he made clear the Bank would push up interest rates at its next meeting on August 3 declaring the board would, "meet, consider all the issues for the economy and do its job. What else do people expect?"
The key to an interest rate rise during the campaign will be next Wednesday's inflation figures. The Reserve Bank took the unprecedented step yesterday of nominating the underlying inflation rate that spells danger for Labor: 3 per cent.
It wants to make the process by which it will decide on an a hike in 13 days time as clear as possible so as not to take the Gillard government by surprise.
When it first pushed up rates mid-campaign in November 2007 Prime Minister John Howard appeared unprepared, apparently having believed the Bank would make no such move.
The Bank's board minutes released yesterday say its bank staff are expecting the June quarter inflation figure to be "a little above 3 per cent" on an annual basis when it is released next Wednesday, but caution that is not the figure to watch as it will be contaminated by the 25 per cent increase in tobacco tax.
Instead the Bank will watch the so-called underlying rate of inflation which it expects to "to be below 3 per cent for the first time in three years."
Should it not fall below 3 per cent it will be be minded to act. In its words, "the important consideration for the board at its next meeting would be whether the new inflation materially changed the medium-term outlook for inflation.''
The one qualification, also spelled out in the minutes is that the board will want to be sure conditions in Europe don't deteriorate. It is sweating on the result of "financial stress tests" due later this week.
Mr Abbott said a Coalition government would deny states hundreds of millions of dollars in promised infrastructure spending in order to get the budget back into surplus.
Announcing another $1.2 billion in spending cuts, he took the knife to a range of government initiatives including Kevin Rudd's proposed global carbon capture and storage institute and the pitch for a seat on the UN Security Council.
A coalition government would also insist that unions pay the full cost of running elections monitored by the Australian Electoral Commission, a measure worth about $25 million over four years.
"As every small business right around Australia knows, as every household knows, over the last three years there's been a lot of belt tightening," Mr Abbott said. "Now if households and small business, if families have got to tighten their belt, it's only right and proper that government should be tightening its belt too."
"The government is borrowing $100 million a day, every day, over the course of this campaign, debt will increase by $3.5 billion because of the spending spree of the Rudd/Gillard Government."
Governor Stevens said higher public debt levels were "largely unavoidable" for major economies.
In Australia there was "virtually no net public debt in the country at all in contrast to much of the developed world".
"The most recent figures out of Canberra was a peak of five or six per cent of GDP. So far from that being the highest in history, it is closer to the lowest," he said. Australia's public debt to GDP ratio approached 100 per cent during the 1960s.
The board minutes also defended government spending, saying the stimulus had made a "sizeable" contribution to the economy's recovery.
Coalition Treasury spokesman Joe Hockey said he saw no conflict between the Bank's view that public spending supported the economy and his view that it harmed it.
"The Reserve Bank's minutes are looking backwards, we are looking forwards," he told the Age.
Published in today's Age
. Lock August 3 in your diary, it's the most likely date for a pre-election hike
. Savings? The Coalition has just has found an extra $1.2 billion
. The Coalition's May savings list - $46.7 billion
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Q: Unity3D Windows Store App Error With Hashtables I am running Unity Pro 4.3.2. I have created a game that runs perfectly find in the editor. When I build this game in windows, mac, or linux standalone format, this game works perfectly fine. However, when I build this game in the Windows Store format, I get the following errors.
Assets\Standard Assets\Water (Pro Only)\Sources\Scripts\Water.cs(21,10): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'Hashtable' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

and
Error building Player because scripts had compiler errors

How do I fix this?
I thought that $1,500 would at least get you cross platform building for water...
Any help would definitely be appreciated!


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One company's development could save thousands of lives each year, as the technology effectively prevents the growth of harmful bacteria.
While sharks might conjure up the image of Jaws or hundreds of sharp teeth, the oceanic carnivores can be incredibly beneficial. One engineer took inspiration from sharks to create a way to drastically reduce the spread of viruses and bacteria.
Anthony Brennan developed Sharklet Technologies Inc. and a textured adhesive film modeled after sharkskin. The film stops bacterial growth on a number of different surfaces -- including medical devices. The film is also made entirely from natural sources.
In an interview with the publication Free Enterprise, the University of Florida materials science and engineering professor explained the benefits of his creation.
"We're passionate about developing and bringing to market advanced, new surface technologies that manage microorganisms to make the world a healthier, environmentally safer and better place," Brennan said. "And, yes, sharkskin is central to our success, as our product is a bio-inspired patterned designed by the visualization of shark scales."
"I thought this crazy idea would be important to stopping bugs from getting on surfaces," he said, "and the U.S. Navy's bugs are bugs on boats, including bacteria and zoospores, which are the green algae everybody sees. They're barnacles, tubers, sponges — everything, all kinds of damaging things that need to be kept at bay."
So why sharks? Sharkskin is hydrophobic, and its water-repelling properties have inspired high-performance activewear lines to scuba suits to even armor. Rather than traditional scales, sharks have miniature grooved "teeth" that interlock. These teeth are called dermal scales, and they effectively push water down to reduce drag as a shark swims. Brennan hoped to duplicate that hydrophobic skin with his film. If water can't stick to a surface, Brennan noted, then bacteria cannot grow.
"Without the water, bacteria can't attach to the surface," he said. "This makes our film exceptionally bacteria-inhibiting. It simply displays the sharkskin pattern that does not get wet. Simple as that."
But how does someone gather a sample of sharkskin from one of the fastest-moving creatures in the ocean? That was Brennan's key concern. One of Brennan's friends specializes in catching, tagging, and releasing sharks. Brennan sent him a dental impression kit, but rather than take a mold of teeth, he asked his friend to take a mold of a sharkskin.
To Brennan's surprise, the idea worked. He then replicated the impression and put it under a microscope to analyze pattern and texture.
"I wasn't able to do it exactly like a sharkskin," Brennan said, "but I was very close, and it worked! The first time we used it, it stopped the growth of green algae by 85 percent, and all the biologists I worked with were very excited. This led us to trying to fend off all the other bacteria and bugs, and, eventually, to the creation of Sharklet."
Hospitals around the United States are adopting the technology, applying it to hospital beds, remote controls, walls, and interior furniture. Doctors are even applying the film to catheters, hoping to reduce the high infection rates caused by the devices. Roughly 40 percent of all hospital-acquired infections can be traced back to catheters.
Sharklet CEO Mark Spiecker hopes that the technology will save more than money. With over two million people contracting infections in hospitals, he expects the film can save lives.
"Of those two million people, we spend about $30 billion a year treating those infections," Spiecker said, "and 100,000 people a year die from those infections."
Brennan said he'll continue improving upon the nature-inspired technology.
"I am constantly looking at different organisms and animals for inspiration," he said. "Nature provides so many amazing designs for us to build off of as humans. The possibilities to leverage naturally occurring patterns into innovations to solve common problems are endless.
"That's why people call me a nerd, because everything I see is a useful topography or pattern. I figure, Mother Nature has figured things out, so I'm going to learn as much as I can from her."


A dog that bites out of panic should not be confused with one that bites out of dominance-aggression. He isn't necessarily a vicious dog. He usually expresses his feelings of panic or fear by relaying the message to his owner that he is not comfortable in his current situation. If your dog has this problem, here are some useful tips on how to prevent dogs from biting.
The main cause of fear-biting is the result of a dog owner's actions when their dog is afraid or anxious. A dog owner's natural instinct is to comfort their dog. This will often push the dog over the edge. Mostly, they prefer being alone when frightened. Because they are unable to express that feeling to you, their reaction is to bite. Shyness among dogs is quite common if they are in new circumstances. This doesn't mean they will turn out to be fear-biters. Only if their shyness is interfering with their daily life will it become a problem. If they can't be reliable with strangers or it's affecting their owner's life, it will then need to be addressed.
First, you need to know the warning signs of a scared dog. If you don't know the signs, it is more likely fear-biting will occur. Generally, submissive dogs are more prone to bite. When facing strange circumstances or people, they don't have the confidence needed to confront this new situation. They may feel nervous and may not feel like socializing. Their posture will become submissive and they will show unusual behaviours. Fear-biting can also be caused by abuse or neglect in a dog's past and needs to be treated properly.
You must realize that fear-biting can't be changed overnight. By getting angry and frustrated, it will cause your dog to become more anxious and frightened, and in the end worsen the problem. He needs to be carefully trained to become less sensitive. Some, but not all, dogs will respond to your tolerance and perseverance. A few dogs may retain this disposition permanently. The main reasons for their fear come from instinct and panic. These are two strong attributes to overcome and there may be no amount of training that can help.
Two things you can do initially to assure your dog that he has nothing to fear are: (1) decrease his levels of stress and nervousness, and (2) monitor him to see the cause of his anxiety. Your dog knows the distinction from a reward he has deserved, and one that he hasn't, so keep the rewards for his obedience. Basic training classes are best to begin with, using the commands between just five and ten minutes a day.
Rushing your dog, or forcing him to face his fears, will only increase his anxiety. Watch his movements and try to pick up on how he is feeling as you progress through the reconditioning. Be patient and don't rush him. It will benefit you both in the long run.
To increase your knowledge on how to prevent dogs from biting, you will definitely benefit greatly by reading Secrets to Dog Training. This is a step-by-step, indepth guide that covers a whole range of topics concerning your dog's behavior problems. Check it out and learn the best way to train him.


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3 Unexpected First-Round Trade Up Scenarios The Jets Should Consider
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By	Paul A. Esden Jr.
Getty	New York Jets draft card.
Despite being on the job for over 22 months, New York Jets general manager Joe Douglas has only one NFL Draft under his belt as the head honcho.
With such a small sample size it's hard to feel confident putting any stock into any trends that you may have noticed last year. Although one nugget that really stands out is his propensity for trading.
As a matter of fact, during the 2020 NFL Draft, Douglas executed three separate trades on draft day (details via The Jets Zone):
Jets received No. 59, No. 101 in exchange the Seattle Seahawks received No. 48 overall.
Gang Green received No. 125, No. 129, and a 2021 sixth-round pick in exchange the New England Patriots received No. 101 overall.
Finally, in his last deal, Douglas sent No. 211 overall to the Indianapolis Colts in exchange for veteran cornerback Quincy Wilson.
Just call him 'Trader Joe'
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An infamous NFL Draft card from the New York Jets archives.
With 10 selections in the upcoming 2021 NFL Draft, it sure seems like general manager Joe Douglas is open to wheeling and dealing once again.
In his annual pre-draft presser with the media, Douglas said the "groundwork" for potentially moving up in this year's draft is done well before actually getting on the clock. He'd go on to say once the clock has started and you're in the middle of things it "really depends on who's available at what pick" if a trade will ultimately be consummated.
GM Joe Douglas on Trading Up: A Lot Depends on Who's Left on the Board | The New York Jets | NFLJets GM talks about when conversations start about potential trade options during the pre-draft press conference. Subscribe to the New York Jets YT Channel: bit.ly/2KRtBJd For more Jets NFL Action: bit.ly/2rkCbal #NewYorkJets #Jets #NFL For more Jets action: newyorkjets.com/2021-04-23T18:48:23Z
Not only do the Jets have the second-most selections in this year's draft, but they also have another 11 picks in the 2022 draft. That provides Joe Douglas with plenty of ammunition to do whatever he wants come draft day.
With that in mind, let's dive into three potential trade-up scenarios for the New York Jets involving the 23rd overall pick (originally Seattle's via the Jamal Adams trade).
The green and white have two first-round draft choices in this class: second and 23rd overall. It seems like the general consensus is the Jets will select Zach Wilson out of BYU with their first pick, but what should they do at 23?
When a team finishes the season 2-14, that means they have plenty of holes to fill, and this team is no different.
There's a legitimate argument to be made that the Jets should simply stand pat at 23 or even reverse course and trade back to accumulate even more assets.
But to play devil's advocate, there's nothing wrong with getting quality over quantity. For this exercise, we'll be using the 2021 NFL Draft Value Chart as a foundational piece for our potential trade-up conversations.
3. NYJ takes a one-way ticket to the windy city
It's a known fact that math is the worst subject in school. But if we dabble in mathematics for just a moment, it tells us that someone is going to be available for the Jets with the 23rd overall pick.
Five quarterbacks are projected to go ahead of the Jets, a tight end (Kyle Pitts), three of the top wide receivers (Ja'Marr Chase, Devonta Smith, and Jaylen Waddle), throw in a batch of defensive players, we haven't mentioned the offensive tackles or interior players yet, do you get my point?
Somebody inevitably has to drop and when that happens, general manager Joe Douglas won't be afraid to jump up a few spots to go lock in his guy. We'll start off with the most reasonable low-risk trade of the bunch.
The Chicago Bears hold the 20th overall pick (850 points). If the Jets wanted to hop up a few picks from 23 (760 points), they would only have to make up another 90 measly points.
There are two ways they can do this: throw in their fourth-rounder this year (80 points) and a future conditional late-round pick. Or sprinkle in their top of the sixth round pick (15.4 points) on top of their fourth to get the deal done.
Here are some potential players that could be available with the 20th overall pick:
Christian Darrisaw, offensive tackle, Virginia Tech
Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, linebacker, Notre Dame
Caleb Farley, cornerback, Virginia Tech
Jaelan Phillips, EDGE, Miami
2. Gang Green gets some help from the desert
This is the absolute sweet spot of the 2021 NFL Draft and a prime trade-up opportunity for the New York Jets.
One of the team's biggest needs, if not the biggest, is along the interior offensive line.
When you really study who is picking directly ahead of the Jets you could make an argument that from 17 (Las Vegas Raiders) through 22nd overall (Tennessee Titans) that every single one of those teams could draft an offensive lineman.
That's not good business if the green and white hope to land one of the top hog mollies of this class. So instead of waiting to see what falls in their lap, they decide to be aggressive and move up to go get their guy!
In this potential trade up the Jets would package 23 (760 points) and a 2021 third-round pick (66th overall; 260 points) in exchange for the 16th overall pick (1000 points) from the Arizona Cardinals.
It would be a slight overpay according to the draft chart, but sometimes you've got to bite the bullet to get what you want.
Alijah Vera-Tucker, OL, USC
Teven Jenkins, OT, Oklahoma State
Micah Parsons, LB, Penn State
Kwity Paye, EDGE, Michigan
Dave Gettleman NEVER trades in the NFL Draft
GettyCould New York Giants GM Dave Gettleman finally end an NFL Draft drought?
1. New York Jets trade up with their NY brethren the G-Men
Dave Gettleman has NEVER traded down in the first round during the NFL Draft in his eight years as a general manager. So if this were to happen it would be pretty historic.
This is realistically the highest the Jets can trade up without giving up the farm to go get an elite blue-chip prospect in this class.
According to the NFL Draft Value Chart, the Giants' 11th overall pick is worth 1250 points. For the Jets to make up that difference they would have to combine their 23rd overall pick (760 points) and a second-round draft choice (490 points).
Here's where things get spicy. The Jets have an additional second-round pick to work with thanks to the Sam Darnold trade earlier this offseason that netted them a 2022 second and fourth-round pick.
Instead of giving up the 34th overall pick in this class, the Jets could use that future second instead to help them get an elite talent.
Some potential players that could be available with the 11th overall pick:
Jaycee Horn, cornerback, South Carolina
Rashawn Slater, offensive tackle, Northwestern
Patrick Surtain II, cornerback, Alabama
Devonta Smith, wide receiver, Alabama
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Any news on Windborne and Strained Harmony? Im sorry if this is annoying, i tried to wait patiently but im just too excited to read the new chapters and i really really want to read them.
Yes, both are pretty close. I did make one major change to the end of Strained Harmony 5, but that should make it better.
I hope to have that chapter posted soon.
Sorry for the long wait, hope it's worth it.
cool, thanks for replying and im sure it will be worth it. Better to wait longer and read something well written than to rush it and have it be badly written.
Arg. Sorry again for the delay.
Good news. Windborne 4 is nearing completion of prereading (last* pass was finished last night) , and the latest chapter of Return is nearing the end of its editing.
So one or both will be out before Halloween.
yay windbourne, I love this story. Hmm gonna have to read this again as its been ages. Thanks for writing some amazing stories.
My pleasure. Hope you enjoy ch4.
Hey Sunny. Not to be rude or anything but is there a reason all of your fics have a sort of dark theme to them?
In more detail I enjoy exploring such themes. And it does give a good contrast with the waffy parts.
Also it's hard to do action or drama stuff and not have some dark themes. I suppose I could have things be more gonzo-crazy.
Well in good news I've finished an alpha draft of Windborne ch5.
I need to revise it myself before sending to prereaders.
I've also got 14k words on the next chapter of Strained Harmony.
And honestly I'm thinking of splitting that chapter. SH chapters tend to run longer, but I think I have an... interesting break point to have Ch6 Part A and Ch6 Part b.
This just made my week, I've been feel uber depressed and reading this made me so happy!
Thanks! Glad that I could give you some small bit of help.
And Ch6a of Strained Harmony has been written.
I still need to proof it and check things, but the wait on that one should not be so bad now.
Fairy Ranma next chapter is up on the C&C section.
In related news, the next chapter of Strained Harmony is written and with prereaders. And I've written 2 of 3 sections for a Return Interlude.
Good news. Strained Harmony 6 is *almost* done (Sincere apologies for how long that took).
On the upside, there are 11 chapters of a new side-story project written. (2 have been preread).
And there's a chapter of WIndborne that is with prereaders.
So for the upside there has been some production and a few things in the buffer.
Posted the first three chapters of a new Ranma story called "Selling the Fantasy" on the C&C section.


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Q: How to setAttribute on React JSX element dynamically? I want to set key attribute on React element dynamically, like below. However both approaches do not work. I know I can use other technique for that, but I'd like to know if it is possible to do so this way:
One:
{
    new Array(3).fill(	).map((td,i) => {
        td.setAttribute('key', i);
        return td;
    })
}

Two:
{
    new Array(3).fill(document.createElement(td)).map((td,i) => {
        td.setAttribute('key', i);
        return td;
    })
}

The error
// td is {$$typeof: Symbol(react.element), type: "td", key: null, ref: null, props: {…}, …}
// Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: td.setAttribute is not a function

A: Both of those put the same td element in the array three times. Definitely not what you want to do. You want to create three tds. You could do that by filling with null and then mapping in the elements:
{
    Array(3).fill(null).map((_, i) => 	)
}

or using Array.from's callback:
{
  Array.from(Array(3), (_, i) => 	)
}

Live Example:

const Row = () =>

    {
      Array.from(Array(3), (_, i) => TD #{i}	)
    }

;

ReactDOM.render(

      <Row />

,
  document.getElementById("root")
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Stream new Joan Avant album 'Dies Irae' (exclusive)
December 8, 2021 December 13, 2021 Johnny PerillaNew Music, News
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Dallas, Texas-based symphonic hard rocker Joan Avant is getting ready to release her new full-length album titled 'Dies Irae' this Friday, December 10th through Red Masque Records (pre-order: CD + Digital). Drawing upon Victorian gothic and fantasy themes, the impending effort follows Joan's 2019 debut record dubbed 'Drown Ophelia' and sees Joan taking on all instruments (guitar, bass, drums, piano, synths/programming and violin), plus vocals and mixing duties. For a sneak peek, stream 'Dies Irae' in full below ahead of Friday's official release.
Regarding the opus, Joan tells us, "Dies Irae is my sophomore album that I'm very excited to finally release! It is full of stories and sonic experiences that are designed to be listened to as a whole (album). It is certainly darker, heavier, and louder than my debut. If you're into gothic Victorian fantasy mixed with hard rock… this will be up your alley."
In addition, Joan recently premiered an official music video for her fresh single "End of the Opera," which you can also check out below. ""End of the Opera" is a semi-autobiographical song, with poetic license taken. The latter half of Dies Irae is dark and heavy, and this song lifts the mood unexpectedly. It concludes "Dies Irae" in a resolute and uplifted manner," Joan previously noted.
For fans of acts like Philip Glass, Epica and Joan Jett, stay tuned for more from the world of Joan Avant.
Dies Irae by Joan Avant
'Dies Irae' track list:
01. Cirque Fernando
02. Better Broken
03. Courtesan
04. Mr. Chandler
05. Party for Dolores
06. Dies Irae
07. Marionetta
08. All the Voices
09. Keys to the Castle
10. End of the Opera
Joan Avant links:
Red Masque Records
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