text:
@implementation AMAppDelegate

- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions
{
    // Override point for customization after application launch.

    if (![launchOptions objectForKey:UIApplicationLaunchOptionsURLKey]) {
        UIAlertView *alertView;
        alertView = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"Errore" message:@"Questa app è stata lanciata senza testo. Lanciarla usando l'app Sender" delegate:nil cancelButtonTitle:@"OK" otherButtonTitles:nil];
        [alertView show];

    }
    else{

    }
    return YES;
}

- (void)applicationWillResignActive:(UIApplication *)application
{
    // Sent when the application is about to move from active to inactive state. This can occur for certain types of temporary interruptions (such as an incoming phone call or SMS message) or when the user quits the application and it begins the transition to the background state.
    // Use this method to pause ongoing tasks, disable timers, and throttle down OpenGL ES frame rates. Games should use this method to pause the game.
}

- (void)applicationDidEnterBackground:(UIApplication *)application
{
    // Use this method to release shared resources, save user data, invalidate timers, and store enough application state information to restore your application to its current state in case it is terminated later.
    // If your application supports background execution, this method is called instead of applicationWillTerminate: when the user quits.
}

- (void)applicationWillEnterForeground:(UIApplication *)application
{
    // Called as part of the transition from the background to the inactive state; here you can undo many of the changes made on entering the background.
}

- (void)applicationDidBecomeActive:(UIApplication *)application
{
    // Restart any tasks that were paused (or not yet started) while the application was inactive. If the application was previously in the background, optionally refresh the user interface.
}

- (void)applicationWillTerminate:(UIApplication *)application
{
    // Called when the application is about to terminate. Save data if appropriate. See also applicationDidEnterBackground:.
}
-(BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application handleOpenURL:(NSURL *)url{
    NSString *text = [[url host] stringByReplacingPercentEscapesUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];

    UIAlertView * alert = [[UIAlertView alloc]initWithTitle:@"YEAH" message:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"message received: %@", text] delegate:self cancelButtonTitle:@"OK" otherButtonTitles:nil];
    [alert show];
    return YES;
}
@end

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One of the easiest way for a beginner to start playing songs on a guitar is by strumming chords and singing along. This method doesn't take a lot of time to learn and you don't need to be able to read music to do it. If you can read chord diagrams or know the basic guitar chords in the first position, you've got all the knowledge you need to be able to play literally hundreds of your favorite songs.
A guitar chord is three or more notes played together. Basic chords in the first position are the chords beginners learn right away—chords like G, A, C, D, E, F and B. Other beginning chords are Em, Am, and Dm. There are seventh chords as well. This might sound like a lot to learn, but if you take a look at the basic guitar chart below, you'll see that it isn't a lot of chords to memorize, and after you've learned how to make these basic chords, you can easily start to make more advanced chords. You can purchase a chord book or find a chord dictionary online, Better yet, grab one of the many chord apps for your phone or tablet and access chord diagrams any time you want.
Chords guitar songs are arrangements of songs that have the necessary chords in a song placed above the lyrics (words) to the song. The chords might be in the form of chord diagrams or they could just be the chord names. These arrangements are as basic as it gets and ideal for beginning guitar players who want to play something right away.
The example below from the Eagles song "Lyin' Eyes" shows you three ways to look at a chord. The first way is the chord diagrams over the music staff, the second is the chords written out on the music staff, and the third is the chords written in guitar tab. You can use any one of these methods to read chords. If all you can find is a piano/vocal version of a chord, it will usually have chord diagrams written that a guitar player can use to play along. Look at the piano vocal version of "Lyin' Eyes" below to take note of the chord diagrams.
Chords guitar songs are readily available online, so no matter what you want to play, there's a good chance you can find it. YouTube is another great way to learn to play songs using just the chords. There are lots people who teach individual songs and teach you how to play the chords and show you strum patterns. However you learn, it's fun to build a repertoire of songs to play.


I'm home from the convention. I've no voice left. I am shattered.
I worked 12 hours on Friday starting at midday, I worked about 14 hours on Saturday starting at 7am and ending when we got too bleary eyed to carry on, I worked 19 hours yesterday (Sunday) ending at just before 2 when the last of the photos that we managed to print were out. So all in, I've had next to no sleep, I was very bad and didn't eat enough all weekend (half a Wispa bar, four slices of pizza and one quite small breakfast all weekend really isn't enough...) and I didn't keep myself hydrated enough. BUT. I would do it again in a heartbeat.
I had so much fun! All of the attendees were wonderful - I had so many people come up and thank me and the team for the work we were doing, I had people worried about me - giving me throat pastilles, a whistle, chocolate and even the odd pint of beer - fans really are the best people. I did tell people I met my LJ name when it came up, you are more than welcome to friend me if you find me - in fact I would love to catch up with you all again!
I have some shout outs to make in case you guys manage to find me.
Sofie, Amy, Sam, Scottish Sam, Donna, Sarah, the girl who dragged me into the end of the Jason gig after I was done with photo distribution on Saturday and whose name I am completely blanking on even though you told me at least twice and we spent most of Sunday afternoon/evening together, Nick, Kat, Bex, Natalie, Samantha, tall PA with the short dark hair, Jen, Cassie, A/V guy who was suprisingly tolarent of me appearing every ten minutes to up the numbers on the autograph queues, Wayne, Paul, Tracy, Dougie, Brian, Guy in FBI shirt (Matt?), everyone who worked the autograph queues both in the hall and with me outside, everyone who volunteered to help with photo distribution on the Sunday night, and every other 'red shirt' whose names I am completely blanking on.
In case you stumble on this post but aren't sure who I am - I was selling coffee lounge tickets on Friday, autograph queue control on Saturday, working the mike with the smallest queue during the J2 panel on Saturday, photo distribution on Saturday evening, autograph queue control on Sunday (with the whistle 'cause I had no voice left by then), and photo distribution from after the closing ceremony until 2am. That's me!
Thank you also to everyone who came up to thank me and my team of helpers. I/We had so much fun doing what we were doing but to hear that our work was so appreciated is amazing.
Misha. Misha Collins. You are a bad, bad man.
Great to hear that you had such a good time.
It was exhausting but absolutely amazing.
Great that you had a wonderful time.
My camera decided to bugger up before I went so I don't have any shots I took, and to top it off my two photos that I got done didn't get printed out - they're sending them to me along with the others that didn't get done.
I'm not really looking forward to seeing them 'cause I started working before I could check in which meant I had to leave my things in Wayne's suite (we used it as a staff office as well) and didn't get it back until the Saturday night - so no make up, healing spot on my chin and no hairbrush coupled with a red airtex polo shirt (really not the most flattering of clothes for me) and a flustered expression will be the main focus of my pics.
Misha? Is like a dirtier version of Nathon. He's hilarious. I will share more when my brain catches up with me!
Obviously not angelic at all. And as for official photoshoots I beginning to think it would be better if I wasn't in mine - I spoil the shot for the shinier people.
I kid you not. From what I could see of the screen the guys on stage were standing looking to see who was asking them 'cause Misha did it in a London accent.
He has a helluva giggle!
Also, thanks for telling me to buy raffle tickets *g*. I know was cursing your name when I realised I had won the Misha coffee lounge (I was SO SCARED, Sho!), but now I am so happy I got to do that.
I'm so glad that you had a good time.
hey, it's what I was there for!
And I am seriously chuffed that you won the coffee lounge! I demand to hear *all* about it!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it - I'm not sure how, given the crazy hours you worked, but you were wonderful!
I am really sorry that we promised you sugar and then didn't materialise again on the Sunday night. That was completely my fault: I had to go to bed early due to feeling ill, and it wasn't till I woke up at ten to three the next morning that I suddenly remembered. There is no excuse. Another time I will carry an emergency pack with me, including cough sweets and caffeine.
About two minutes after you left on the Sunday I had my breakdown and I was worried you'd come back and seen I wasn't there and thought I was blanking you!
I'm currently compiling a list of additional essentials for con work - I already have a PA list, now I just need the other staff list. Mostly it consists of sugar and caffeine. Hee!
I just want to say thank you for all your hard work over the weekend. I was the loony who had 4 photos on the Sunday morning plus the autographs to get as well. I really want to thank you for all your help, I did manage to get everything done though must say I was knackered after walking/running up and down that corridor, so I can only imagine what you felt like.
I know how much all of you staff worked - pretty much everytime I saw Cassie and Ash I grabbed them and gave them a hug.
Thank you again - and yes I remember all the help you gave last year as well in the chaos on the friday night so I will say thank you for that as well.


INTRODUCTION: Nitric oxide (NO) is an important mediator in pathogenesis and control of immune system-related disorders and its levels are modulated by inducible NO synthase (iNOS). Oxidative stress is another pathological indication in majority of autoimmune disorders. The present study aims at development of coupled molecules via selection of pharmacophores for both immunomodulatory through iNOS inhibition and antioxidant activities.
METHOD: Variedly substituted coumarin moieties are coupled with naturally occurring phenols through an amide linkage and were predicted using computer-based program PASS. The compounds predicted to have dual activities were synthesized. Docking studies were carried out against iNOS (PDB 1R35) and compounds having good docking score were evaluated for immunomodulatory and antioxidant activities.
RESULTS: The synthesized compounds were found to be pure and were obtained in good yields. Compounds with maximum docking score (YR1a, YR2e, YR2c and YR4e) were selected for evaluation by in vitro models. Compounds YR2e and YR2c markedly inhibited the reduction of NBT dye and showed maximum % iNOS inhibition. In DPPH assay, compound YR4e was observed as most potent antioxidant (EC50 0.33 µM/mL). Based on these studies, compounds YR2e and YR2c were selected for haemagglutination test. Compound YR2e was observed as the most active immunosuppressant with maximal inhibitory ability of iNOS and NBT reduction and lower HAT value of 3.5.
CONCLUSION: Thus compound YR2e can be utilized as a pharmacological agent in the prevention or treatment of immunomodulatory diseases such as tumors, rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis, organ transplant and other autoimmune disorders.


text:
Q: In Crystal Reports 2013 when "ALL" chosen in parameters I get no results at all Choosing All from a parameter option in a crosstab reports returns no records but I can get results when individual customer names is chosen in the parameter
In the selection parameters I have :
IF {?CustName} <> "(ALL)" THEN {MW_SALES_DETAIL.NAME} = {? CustName}   ELSE TRUE and
IF {?Facility} <> "(ALL)" THEN {MW_SALES_DETAIL.FACILITY} = {?Facility} ELSE TRUE and
IF {?GroupBy} = "Monthly" then true
and{MW_SALES_DETAIL.ACTIVITYDATE} in ({?Start Date} to {?End Date}) and
IF {?BilledStatus}= "Billed" then {MW_SALES_DETAIL.BILLSTATUS} >"2" else
IF {?BilledStatus} = "Not Billed" then {MW_SALES_DETAIL.BILLSTATUS} <"3"
else
if{?GroupBy} = "Weekly" then true and
IF {?CustName} <> "(ALL)" THEN {MW_SALES_DETAIL.NAME} = {?CustName}     ELSE TRUE and
IF {?Facility} <> "(ALL)" THEN {MW_SALES_DETAIL.FACILITY} = {?Facility} ELSE TRUE and
{MW_SALES_DETAIL.ACTIVITYDATE} in ({?Start Date} to {?End Date}) and
IF {?BilledStatus}= "Billed" then {MW_SALES_DETAIL.BILLSTATUS} >"2" else
IF {?BilledStatus} = "Not Billed" then {MW_SALES_DETAIL.BILLSTATUS} <"3"

Everything seems to work except when I choose "ALL"  for the customer name - it seems to be taking the all selection as a literal as when I show the query it dispays as :
Select
 "MW_SALES_DETAIL"."FACILITY", "MW_SALES_DETAIL"."BILLEDAMT", "MW_SALES_DETAIL"."DESCR", "MW_SALES_DETAIL"."GLACCT", "MW_SALES_DETAIL"."NAME", "MW_SALES_DETAIL"."ACTIVITYDATE", "MW_SALES_DETAIL"."BILLSTATUS"FROM "ALPS"."MW_SALES_DETAIL""MW_SALES_DETAIL"WHERE  "MW_SALES_DETAIL"."NAME"='ALL'

any suggestion would be appreciated.

A: In else case instead of True try like below:
IF {?CustName} <> "(ALL)" THEN {MW_SALES_DETAIL.NAME} = {? CustName}
ELSE {MW_SALES_DETAIL.NAME}={MW_SALES_DETAIL.NAME}

A: I stumbled across a solution  in the parameter I changed ALL to "ALL" and
I changed the select formula to be :
    IF {?CustName} > "(ALL)" THEN {MW_SALES_DETAIL.NAME} = {?CustName} ELSE {MW_SALES_DETAIL.NAME} like "*"  and

A: You may need to explain in words what you are trying to achieve, but i've interpreted based on your formula... Here is how i'd write it;
(
 {?CustName} = "ALL"
 or {MW_SALES_DETAIL.NAME} = {?CustName}
)
and (
 {?Facility} = "ALL"
 or {MW_SALES_DETAIL.FACILITY} = {?Facility}
)
and {MW_SALES_DETAIL.ACTIVITYDATE} >= {?Start Date}
and {MW_SALES_DETAIL.ACTIVITYDATE} <= {?End Date}
and (
 (
  {?BilledStatus} = "Billed"
  and {MW_SALES_DETAIL.BILLSTATUS} > 2
 )
 or (
  {?BilledStatus} = "Not Billed"
  and {MW_SALES_DETAIL.BILLSTATUS} < 3
 )
)

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As an Indian Diversity expert living in the UK, I am shocked at the Big Brother show broadcasting such blatant racism. The media have a very important role in society and because it is important, it also has to be dealt with responsibly. I am amazed by Shilpa's grace, beauty and fluency in the English language. The way she has tried to blend in and be part of the group has been faultless. This rhymes with my own experience of migration to this country and those of countless Indians who have come over the last few decades. We do our best to fit in and assimilate, without losing our own identity. The Indian community's influence in this country economically, socially and culturally has been truly exceptional. And it has all been done with grace.
I have lived in Essex for ten years, the county where Jade Goody lives. During my time here, I have discovered that there is a lot of ignorance about foreign cultures or countries, India being one of them. My family and community have been very active in building bridges of tolerance, respect and understanding. During the Hindu Festival of Navratri, we invited local teachers, Councillors and executives from all backgrounds to share and participate in the festival and they all had a wonderful time. At Diwali, we cooked 100 different varieties of delicious vegetarian food and shared it with everyone. This year I am offering a course on Indian culture to help build bridges and many people have signed up already. I am also giving a public lecture on Indian Art at Chelmsford Museum on 7th February. All this is out of my own initiative.
We do not feel that being Indian and British is a contradiction, and our children have no difficulty with having this dual identity – they are proud of both. My new book on Diversity which is coming out in June talks about all the simple and creative ways in which we can make our huge diversity a pillar of strength for Britain. We do not have to put others down to raise ourselves up. And like Shilpa, most Indians are very broad-minded and adaptable.
Media should play a much more positive role in building bridges of respect and tolerance. Diverse Ethics Ltd. is working with our local paper in Colchester, the Evening Gazette is considering a major series entitled 'A World in Colchester' as there are people from 92 countries living here. Very few cities and towns in the UK have any idea about the huge diversity they have. Media can play a positive role in portraying it.
Big Brother is neither big nor brotherly – it is simply noisy.


The Ocean Awareness Contest theme changes every year. Be sure to review the description of the 2019 theme, Presence of Future, before starting your piece. Submissions are judged based on how well they address the annual theme.
This is an international contest open to students ages 11-18. Make sure you read all of the Contest rules, submission requirements, and other details before you get started.
We have many resources on our website to help you get started on your submission, including tips and inspiration, resources for learning more about climate change impacts on our ocean, links to organizations working on climate change, and much more!
How do human systems affect the ocean? How does the ocean affect life on land? How are ocean health and human health connected?
How does the ocean play a role in mitigating climate change?
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How can we communicate stories about our ocean and climate change that make an impact on others and compel them to act?
What strategies do artists use to help us understand climate change as well as to move us to feel something about it?
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We accept digital images of your artwork in the following file types: JPG; PNG; GIF; or PDF. We cannot accept .zip files.
You may submit up to 3 angles/views of your artwork.
Reflection: All submissions must include a written reflection (artist's statement) of up to 250 words. This will be a separate question on the submission form.
Works Cited: If applicable, please include a bibliography (any style) crediting sources and citing any ideas, facts, quotes, or existing media used in your artwork that are not your own.
We encourage you to learn from and be inspired by other environmental artists and designers as you create your piece. If your Art submission is influenced by someone else's work of art, or if your submission uses someone else's image/artwork/photograph (for example, in a collage), you must give credit to the original source in your bibliography.
All pieces of written and spoken poetry that interpret the theme are acceptable in this category.
Format all submissions in 12-point type, Times New Roman font, single-spaced with 1-inch margins. Include the title of your work at the top of the page.
Files should be a Word (.doc or .docx) or PDF document.
Works Cited: If applicable, please include a bibliography (any style) crediting sources and citing any ideas, facts, or quotes used in your work that are not your own.
Upload your video to YouTube or Vimeo. Provide the video URL in your online submission form. Do NOT submit a Word or PDF document with a link to the video.
Paste your reflection and bibliography into the video description.
Document should be in 12-point type, Times New Roman font; double-spaced with 1-inch margins. Include the title of your work in this document.
Works Cited: Please use in-text citations (parenthetical or footnotes, in any style) and include a bibliography (any style) for any ideas, facts, and quotes that are not your own.
Submissions may include documentaries, dance, animations, or other types of film (but not spoken poetry or original music compositions, which have their own categories).
Upload your film to YouTube or Vimeo and provide the public URL on the submission form. Ensure that your video is not private.
Include a title and credits in the film itself for any information, images, audio, or video clips that are not your own.
Your submission should be in English or have English subtitles.
Works Cited: If applicable, please include a bibliography (any style) crediting sources and citing any ideas, facts, or quotes used in your work that are not your own. We encourage you to use copyright-free images, footage, and music to avoid issues when the video is posted.
Submission should be no more than 4 minutes in length.
Record a video of yourself performing the work. The video may include other images or video, but must contain footage of your performance.
Upload your performance to YouTube or Vimeo and provide the public URL on the submission form. Ensure that your video is not private.
If your submission has lyrics, you must upload a Word (.doc or .docx) or PDF document of your song lyrics (in English). You may include lyrics as captions in the video (recommended). If your song is performed in a language other than English, you must provide an English translation of the lyrics.
Works Cited: Include credits in the film itself for any information, images, audio, or video clips that are not your own. If you create a song parody, you must credit the original songwriter. If applicable, please include a bibliography (any style) crediting sources and citing any ideas, facts, or quotes used in your work that are not your own. We encourage you to use copyright-free images, footage, and other media to avoid issues when the video is posted.
A written reflection is required to accompany your submission, regardless of category. Reflect on your creative process: what inspired you, what you learned, what you felt, how you or your work changed, what challenged you, and what you want viewers to know about your work.
The reflection helps judges understand more about you, your work, and the issue you are addressing. It is like the introduction to a book or an artist's statement in a museum. The judges will not lower your score for a poorly written reflection, but writing a thoughtful and personal reflection will certainly help the judges understand you and your work better, and you will likely do better in the Contest!
Questions to consider: Why did you create what you did? How did you create it? What inspired you? What do you feel or what have you learned through your exploration of climate change? What action(s) will you personally take now that you've learned about this issue?
Students must create an account and submit their work through our online system. Bow Seat cannot accept submissions via email or physical mail.
The Ocean Awareness Contest deadline is June 17, 2019.
Thank you for using your voice and passion to speak up for our blue planet. Now, share this opportunity with the other ocean lovers you know! By giving young people an opportunity to express their ideas and think creatively about ocean conservation, we hope to create a wave of action around the world. Connect with us at @fromthebowseat and use the hashtag #PresenceOfFuture if you share your work online.
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All 2019 Contest results will be announced in January 2020. Winners and their sponsors will be notified via email before the results are publicly announced.
Judging begins immediately after the Contest ends, and we take the time to fairly judge each and every entry to the Contest. We receive thousands of entries and our team of judges put in over 2,000 hours of cumulative work each year reviewing your submissions.
We know that you're anxious to hear Contest results. We take an enormous amount of pride in the care we put into the Contest, and we appreciate your patience as we continue to do so!
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We have many resources on our website – including articles, lesson plans, and videos – to help you and your student learn more about issues related to climate change and our ocean that may inform their submission.
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Students age 11-14 may enter the Junior Division. Students age 15-18 may enter the Senior Division. Please enter the age division based on your age at the time of entry.
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Students must create an account and submit their work through our online system by the Contest deadline June 17, 2019, at 11:59 PM Eastern Time (ET). Bow Seat cannot accept submissions via email or physical mail.
Entries submitted previously to the Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Contest will not be considered in the 2019 Contest. Submissions must be created during the 2018-2019 academic year (between June 2018 and June 2019).
All entries must be the students' original work. While we recognize that existing sources will be used for inspiration and research, Bow Seat reserves the right to disqualify an entry at any time if we suspect or determine plagiarism.
Entries must be submitted in English or have an English translation in order to be considered for judging.
Bow Seat promises to run this Contest fairly, ethically, and with integrity.
All winners and their sponsors will be notified by email before they are publicly announced on our website.
Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Programs reserves the right to use students' work for marketing and promotional purposes in any and all media.
Winners will be required to verify their eligibility by completing an Affidavit of Eligibility/Liability Release, and, where lawful, a Publicity Release during the award claim process.


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Pronunciation has the power to bring us together or tear us apart. But luckily for our journalists and presenters, the ABC has a handy guide on how to say tricky names, places and terms you don't typically find in the dictionary. Let's see how your pronunciation compares.
Source: Are you pronouncing these words incorrectly?


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In this HOWTO we suppose that you are going to install into the folder /opt/faircoin. You do not need to run any step of this guide as root user except for the first two steps.
```
sudo mkdir /opt/faircoin
sudo chown <insertYourUserName>.<insertYourUserName> /opt/faircoin
```
## 1 Compile the FairCoin wallet
This document assumes that you have all the required development packages already installed on your system.
```
cd /opt/faircoin
git clone https://github.com/faircoin/faircoin.git
cd faircoin
./autogen.sh
./configure --disable-tests --disable-bench --with-incompatible-bdb --with-gui=qt4 --with-cvn
make -j`nproc`
```

Note: if compiling on a Raspberry PI execute a plain make else it will run out of memory:
```
make
```

## 2 Run the FairCoin wallet in CVN mode
Please make sure to start your FairCoin wallet in normal mode first and let it download the complete block chain before restaring it as a CVN.

This is how to start the wallet software as a daemon:
```/opt/faircoin/faircoin/src/faircoind -daemon ```

This is how to start the wallet software with GUI:
```/opt/faircoin/faircoin/src/qt/faircoin-qt ```

There are two ways to run a CVN.
1. By using Fasito (FairCoin signature token) which contains all the information required
2. By using an x509 Key/certificate pair which containls all the information required (for testing only)

### 3.1 Using Fasito
The Fasito is provided by the FairCoin development team. Once you have received the token plug it into a USB port and start the wallet using the parameters ```-cvn=fasito -gen=1 ```
### 3.2 Using an x509 Key/certificate pair
The wallet searches for a file named cvn.pem in the FairCoin data directory (in Linux ~/.faircoin2)

Start the wallet with the arguments: ```-cvn=file -gen=1 ```


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package org.elasticsearch.spark.integration;

import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import org.apache.spark.SparkConf;
import org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaPairRDD;
import org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaRDD;
import org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext;
import org.apache.spark.api.java.function.Function;
import org.elasticsearch.hadoop.mr.RestUtils;
import org.elasticsearch.hadoop.util.TestSettings;
import org.elasticsearch.spark.rdd.Metadata;
import org.elasticsearch.spark.rdd.api.java.JavaEsSpark;
import org.junit.AfterClass;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.FixMethodOrder;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runners.MethodSorters;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;

import static org.elasticsearch.hadoop.cfg.ConfigurationOptions.*;
import static org.elasticsearch.spark.rdd.Metadata.*;

import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.*;

import static scala.collection.JavaConversions.*;
import scala.Tuple2;

@FixMethodOrder(MethodSorters.NAME_ASCENDING)
public class AbstractJavaEsSparkTest implements Serializable {

    private static final transient SparkConf conf = new SparkConf().setAll(propertiesAsScalaMap(TestSettings.TESTING_PROPS)).setMaster("local").setAppName("estest");
    private static transient JavaSparkContext sc = null;

    @BeforeClass
    public static void setup() {
        sc = new JavaSparkContext(conf);
    }

    @AfterClass
    public static void clean() throws Exception {
        if (sc != null) {
            sc.stop();
            // wait for jetty & spark to properly shutdown
            Thread.sleep(TimeUnit.SECONDS.toMillis(2));
        }
    }

    // @Test
    public void testEsRDDWrite() throws Exception {
        Map<String, ?> doc1 = ImmutableMap.of("one", 1, "two", 2);
        Map<String, ?> doc2 = ImmutableMap.of("OTP", "Otopeni", "SFO", "San Fran");

        String target = "spark-test/java-basic-write";
        JavaRDD<Map<String, ?>> javaRDD = sc.parallelize(ImmutableList.of(doc1, doc2));
        // eliminate with static import
        JavaEsSpark.saveToEs(javaRDD, target);
        JavaEsSpark.saveToEs(javaRDD, ImmutableMap.of(ES_RESOURCE, target + "1"));

        assertEquals(2, JavaEsSpark.esRDD(sc, target).count());
        assertTrue(RestUtils.exists(target));
        String results = RestUtils.get(target + "/_search?");
        assertThat(results, containsString("SFO"));
    }

    // @Test
    public void testEsRDDWriteWithMappingId() throws Exception {
        Map<String, ?> doc1 = ImmutableMap.of("one", 1, "two", 2, "number", 1);
        Map<String, ?> doc2 = ImmutableMap.of("OTP", "Otopeni", "SFO", "San Fran", "number", 2);

        String target = "spark-test/java-id-write";
        JavaRDD<Map<String, ?>> javaRDD = sc.parallelize(ImmutableList.of(doc1, doc2));
        // eliminate with static import
        JavaEsSpark.saveToEs(javaRDD, target, ImmutableMap.of(ES_MAPPING_ID, "number"));

        assertEquals(2, JavaEsSpark.esRDD(sc, target).count());
        assertTrue(RestUtils.exists(target + "/1"));
        assertTrue(RestUtils.exists(target + "/2"));
        String results = RestUtils.get(target + "/_search?");
        assertThat(results, containsString("SFO"));
    }

    // @Test
    public void testEsRDDWriteWithDynamicMapping() throws Exception {
        Map<String, ?> doc1 = ImmutableMap.of("one", 1, "two", 2, "number", 1);
        Map<String, ?> doc2 = ImmutableMap.of("OTP", "Otopeni", "SFO", "San Fran", "number", 2);

        String target = "spark-test/java-dyn-id-write";
        JavaPairRDD<?, ?> pairRdd = sc.parallelizePairs(ImmutableList.of(new Tuple2<Object,Object>(1, doc1),
                new Tuple2<Object, Object>(2, doc2)));
        //JavaPairRDD pairRDD = JavaPairRDD.fromJavaRDD(tupleRdd);
        // eliminate with static import
        JavaEsSpark.saveToEsWithMeta(pairRdd, target);

        assertEquals(2, JavaEsSpark.esRDD(sc, target).count());
        assertTrue(RestUtils.exists(target + "/1"));
        assertTrue(RestUtils.exists(target + "/2"));
        String results = RestUtils.get(target + "/_search?");
        assertThat(results, containsString("SFO"));
    }

    // @Test
    public void testEsRDDWriteWithDynamicMappingBasedOnMaps() throws Exception {
        Map<String, ?> doc1 = ImmutableMap.of("one", 1, "two", 2, "number", 1);
        Map<String, ?> doc2 = ImmutableMap.of("OTP", "Otopeni", "SFO", "San Fran", "number", 2);

        String target = "spark-test/java-dyn-map-id-write";
        Map<Metadata, Object> header1 = ImmutableMap.<Metadata, Object> of(ID, 1, TTL, "1d");
        Map<Metadata, Object> header2 = ImmutableMap.<Metadata, Object> of(ID, "2", TTL, "2d");
        JavaRDD<Tuple2<Object, Object>> tupleRdd = sc.parallelize(ImmutableList.<Tuple2<Object, Object>> of(new Tuple2(header1, doc1), new Tuple2(header2, doc2)));
        JavaPairRDD pairRDD = JavaPairRDD.fromJavaRDD(tupleRdd);
        // eliminate with static import
        JavaEsSpark.saveToEsWithMeta(pairRDD, target);

        assertEquals(2, JavaEsSpark.esRDD(sc, target).count());
        assertTrue(RestUtils.exists(target + "/1"));
        assertTrue(RestUtils.exists(target + "/2"));
        String results = RestUtils.get(target + "/_search?");
        assertThat(results, containsString("SFO"));
    }

    // @Test
    public void testEsRDDWriteWithMappingExclude() throws Exception {
        Map<String, ?> doc1 = ImmutableMap.of("reason", "business", "airport", "SFO");
        Map<String, ?> doc2 = ImmutableMap.of("participants", 2, "airport", "OTP");

        String target = "spark-test/java-exclude-write";

        JavaRDD<Map<String, ?>> javaRDD = sc.parallelize(ImmutableList.of(doc1, doc2));
        JavaEsSpark.saveToEs(javaRDD, target, ImmutableMap.of(ES_MAPPING_EXCLUDE, "airport"));

        assertEquals(2, JavaEsSpark.esRDD(sc, target).count());
        assertTrue(RestUtils.exists(target));
        assertThat(RestUtils.get(target + "/_search?"), containsString("business"));
        assertThat(RestUtils.get(target + "/_search?"), containsString("participants"));
        assertThat(RestUtils.get(target + "/_search?"), not(containsString("airport")));
    }

    // @Test
    public void testEsMultiIndexRDDWrite() throws Exception {
      Map<String, ?> doc1 = ImmutableMap.of("reason", "business", "airport", "SFO");
      Map<String, ?> doc2 = ImmutableMap.of("participants", 2, "airport", "OTP");

      String target = "spark-test/java-trip-{airport}";

      JavaRDD<Map<String, ?>> javaRDD = sc.parallelize(ImmutableList.of(doc1, doc2));
      JavaEsSpark.saveToEs(javaRDD, target);

      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/java-trip-OTP"));
      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/java-trip-SFO"));

      assertThat(RestUtils.get("spark-test/java-trip-SFO/_search?"), containsString("business"));
      assertThat(RestUtils.get("spark-test/java-trip-OTP/_search?"), containsString("participants"));
    }

    // @Test
    public void testEsRDDWriteAsJsonMultiWrite() throws Exception {
      String json1 = "{\"reason\" : \"business\",\"airport\" : \"SFO\"}";
      String json2 = "{\"participants\" : 5,\"airport\" : \"OTP\"}";

      JavaRDD<String> stringRDD = sc.parallelize(ImmutableList.of(json1, json2));
      JavaEsSpark.saveJsonToEs(stringRDD, "spark-test/json-{airport}");
      JavaEsSpark.saveJsonToEs(stringRDD, "spark-test/json1-{airport}", Collections.<String, String> emptyMap());
      JavaEsSpark.saveJsonToEs(stringRDD, ImmutableMap.of(ES_RESOURCE, "spark-test/json2-{airport}"));

      byte[] json1BA = json1.getBytes();
      byte[] json2BA = json2.getBytes();

      JavaRDD<byte[]> byteRDD = sc.parallelize(ImmutableList.of(json1BA, json2BA));
      JavaEsSpark.saveJsonByteArrayToEs(byteRDD, "spark-test/json-ba-{airport}");
      JavaEsSpark.saveJsonByteArrayToEs(byteRDD, "spark-test/json-ba1-{airport}", Collections.<String, String> emptyMap());
      JavaEsSpark.saveJsonByteArrayToEs(byteRDD, ImmutableMap.of(ES_RESOURCE, "spark-test/json-ba2-{airport}"));

      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json-SFO"));
      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json-OTP"));

      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json1-SFO"));
      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json1-OTP"));

      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json2-SFO"));
      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json2-OTP"));

      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json-ba-SFO"));
      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json-ba-OTP"));

      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json-ba1-SFO"));
      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json-ba1-OTP"));

      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json-ba2-SFO"));
      assertTrue(RestUtils.exists("spark-test/json-ba2-OTP"));

      assertThat(RestUtils.get("spark-test/json-SFO/_search?"), containsString("business"));
      assertThat(RestUtils.get("spark-test/json-OTP/_search?"), containsString("participants"));
    }

    // @Test
    public void testEsRDDZRead() throws Exception {
        String target = "spark-test/java-basic-read";

        RestUtils.touch("spark-test");
        RestUtils.postData(target, "{\"message\" : \"Hello World\",\"message_date\" : \"2014-05-25\"}".getBytes());
        RestUtils.postData(target, "{\"message\" : \"Goodbye World\",\"message_date\" : \"2014-05-25\"}".getBytes());
        RestUtils.refresh("spark-test");

//        JavaRDD<scala.collection.Map<String, Object>> esRDD = JavaEsSpark.esRDD(sc, target);
//        JavaRDD messages = esRDD.filter(new Function<scala.collection.Map<String, Object>, Boolean>() {
//            public Boolean call(scala.collection.Map<String, Object> map) {
//                for (Entry<String, Object> entry: JavaConversions.asJavaMap(map).entrySet()) {
//                    if (entry.getValue().toString().contains("message")) {
//                        return Boolean.TRUE;
//                    }
//                }
//                return Boolean.FALSE;
//            }
//        });

        JavaRDD<Map<String, Object>> esRDD = JavaEsSpark.esRDD(sc, target).values();
        System.out.println(esRDD.collect());
        JavaRDD<Map<String, Object>> messages = esRDD.filter(new Function<Map<String, Object>, Boolean>() {
            @Override
            public Boolean call(Map<String, Object> map) throws Exception {
                return map.containsKey("message");
            }
        });

        // jdk8
        //esRDD.filter(m -> m.stream().filter(v -> v.contains("message")));

        assertThat((int) messages.count(), is(2));
        System.out.println(messages.take(10));
        System.out.println(messages);
    }

    // @Test
    public void testEsRDDZReadJson() throws Exception {
        String target = "spark-test/java-basic-json-read";

        RestUtils.touch("spark-test");
        RestUtils.postData(target, "{\"message\" : \"Hello World\",\"message_date\" : \"2014-05-25\"}".getBytes());
        RestUtils.postData(target, "{\"message\" : \"Goodbye World\",\"message_date\" : \"2014-05-25\"}".getBytes());
        RestUtils.refresh("spark-test");

        JavaRDD<String> esRDD = JavaEsSpark.esJsonRDD(sc, target).values();
        System.out.println(esRDD.collect());
        JavaRDD<String> messages = esRDD.filter(new Function<String, Boolean>() {
            @Override
            public Boolean call(String string) throws Exception {
                return string.contains("message");
            }
        });

        // jdk8
        //esRDD.filter(m -> m.contains("message")));

        assertThat((int) messages.count(), is(2));
        System.out.println(messages.take(10));
        System.out.println(messages);
    }

    @Test
    public void testEsRDDZReadMultiIndex() throws Exception {
        String index = "spark-test";

        for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
            RestUtils.postData(index + "/foo", ("{\"message\" : \"Hello World\", \"counter\":" + i +", \"message_date\" : \"2014-05-25\"}").getBytes());
            RestUtils.postData(index + "/bar", ("{\"message\" : \"Goodbye World\", \"counter\":" + i +", \"message_date\" : \"2014-05-25\"}").getBytes());
        }

        RestUtils.refresh(index);

        //JavaRDD<Map<String, Object>> wildRDD = JavaEsSpark.esRDD(sc, ImmutableMap.of(ES_RESOURCE, "spark*/foo")).values();
        JavaRDD<Map<String, Object>> typeRDD = JavaEsSpark.esRDD(sc, ImmutableMap.of(ES_RESOURCE, "spark*")).values();

        JavaRDD<Map<String, Object>> allRDD = JavaEsSpark.esRDD(sc, "_all/foo", "").values();
        //assertEquals(wildRDD.count(), allRDD.count());
        System.out.println(typeRDD.count());
        // assertEquals(500, allRDD.count());
    }

    // @Test(expected = EsHadoopIllegalArgumentException.class)
    public void testNoResourceSpecified() throws Exception {
        JavaRDD<Map<String, Object>> rdd = JavaEsSpark.esRDD(sc).values();
        rdd.count();
    }
}


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Is your business on social media? If not, you're probably asking why should it be? You may think that social media is nothing but a, well, social place, where people share pictures of their kids, their political views, jokes, and memes.
If that is all you think that social media is used for, you're wrong. Not only are people posting pictures and political opinions, but they are also talking about the products and services they have used and experienced. And, they aren't shy about posting the name of the company they got it from!
Whether it is on Facebook, Instagram, or some other form of social media, you can bet that they have mentioned your company name and how they were treated in a post for everyone to see. But what happens if your company brand isn't on any social media platform? How are customers going to find you and read reviews about you, much less rate and review their experience for others to see?
By being on social media, a primary incentive is increasing your brand's awareness. Chances are, your customers are on one or more social media platforms, so by establishing a presence there, you're staying in front of them. But it isn't enough just to have a Facebook page – you need to regularly be active, too, in order to gain a following.
Advertising is on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Reddit, Twitter, and YouTube. By advertising on these social platforms, your brand will reach more people which gains more awareness. And this form of advertising won't take a chunk out of your budget.
You can also increase your brand's awareness organically, meaning you need to post something daily on your business' Social media pages. Establish your company's authority, keeping in line with your goal of gaining more followers. This is done by posting content that shows your leadership in your industry.
When it comes to being on social media, the direct reason is for customers. Every social media platform allows you to reconnect with your customers, even if they are using one of your competitor's products or services. It can seem like an intimidating, maybe unnerving, task to build community and keep it engaged, but it is just a matter of discussing the things that are important to them. From informative content to motivational postings, to tidbits of information each day, it is a way to stay connected with your customers.
Consumers today will review brand before they interact and/or after they have intermingled with it. Why is this important to you? On Facebook for example, after a customer has checked a brand, they get a notification asking them to rate the business and provide a review. Those reviews then spread out to their friends and the cycle is then started.
Social media must be included in your planned strategy using digital marketing. Marketing via social media is today's marketing done by word of mouth or social media posting. While this is a seemingly simple format, it is lucrative and worth putting time into getting it going.
The market is ready to be caught and you simply need to have your lasso tied and ready to throw it. It is important to build an identity that represents your brand in regards to social media because it is a primary channel to broadcast the identity of your brand.
Consumers can relate better to a brand when there is a story built around it. By aiming at creating an emotional connection with the audience you choose to target in a way that your products or services talks to them. This social media platform is huge and is just what you need.
One of the biggest plusses you'll see by setting up profiles on various social media platforms is the local SEO. Each social media handle you create will backlink to your website and is there as a gateway inviting more visitors to come to see your site. Think of it as an online directory and the more you are actively participating with them, the more your brand will benefit.
For example, post an image of your store and tag the location. This will enable your customers located in the same area to locate you. Any local activities and events that you participate in, be sure to check-in on the social media platforms you join. This will let your customers and the surrounding community know that you participate in the community.
Drive Traffic → Generate Leads → And Convert!
Your social media platform efforts can drive traffic to your website. You then convert that traffic into followers and then into customers. After all, the objective is to be able to convert every follower into a prospective customer.
By using social media for your advertising, you can generate leads, and with content pieces that you post, or by creating contests that are simple, yet engaging, or post contests, discounts and offers, directly through the social media platform.


Review: VENERABLE by Laura B. Martinez | The Biblioholic ~ Read more. Sleep less.
That ending though?! I was not expecting that… AT. ALL!! In the end I'm left hurt, confused, and hoping that somehow this author can pull a happy ending out of her azz in the book(s) to come.
Sebastian was easy enough to figure out. He was a 'monster'. A man who wasn't afraid to get his hands dirty. A man who put down monsters such as himself. He was a killer. He was a hunter. And crazily enough, he ended up being a lover.
Kassandra was a little harder to understand. She was a bag of confusion, hiding things and holding secrets, making her a difficult character to get behind. But I think that was the point. Her secrets were the crux of this story. Her affiliation with Allan wasn't a huge surprise, but his connection to Sebastian was. I'm literally discombobulated right now. I don't know which side is up or down or left or right.
What I DO know is that I NEED book two, Vengeance, in my hands ASAP!! Until then, I don't know what to do with myself. Laura B. Martinez is a new-to-me author and she's definitely found a fan. She gave me an anti-hero to fall in love with, enough mystery and suspense to curb my wandering mind, and an ending that has me clamoring for more. If you like your romance dark, then you're going to love this!


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Running 800m repeats on the track
Yesterday's session called for a 14K run with 6 800-metre repeats at 5K race pace. Plugging my recent PB of 87:27 from the First Half Marathon in February into Merv's Running Calculator provided a nice flat number of 3:00 for the goal pace.
Tim had agreed to do the session with me, and we drove to the track in late afternoon where we first warmed up with a 6.5K trail run around the Ray Peters Trail that is also used for the Squamish Triathlon, held every July.
When we got to the track, Volker had already started his session—he was aiming for 10 repeats and his dog, Jessie, was pacing him. Volker is a talented athlete who ran a 2:56 marathon in 2006. He spent this winter cross-country skiing, ran the First Half in 87:23 and promptly signed up for the Vancouver Marathon. In 2011, he finished in 3:02 and he's eyeing another sub-3 finish this year.
We set out together on the first lap, for Tim and I—it was Volker's fourth. I immediately found a good rhythm, though that first repeat is always a little shocking to the system, and finished the two laps in 3:01.
We recovered by jogging a lap around the track. With different times for rest and repeats, the three of us did our own thing, all glad that the other two were there for company. Even if you're not running the same pace or workout, there's a sense of accountability and strength from sharing a session with others.
While the pace was challenging I also felt there was something left in the tank—which is of course exactly how you should feel if doing 800-metre repeats at 5K race pace. Unlike the previous time we ran on the Don Ross track, doing a 10K at half marathon pace in slushy snow, the conditions yesterday were perfect; dry, cool though not cold, without any noticeable wind.
I ran the second one a bit fast, finishing in 2:56, so I eased off a touch for the next. I ran the others in 2:59, 2:58, 2:59 and, again, 2:59. My recovery consisted of an easy 400-metre jog which took between 2:23 and 2:39.
It's the fastest I have done these 800m repeats, ever; a year ago, in late March with five weeks to go until the 2011 Vancouver Marathon (which I ran in 3:07), I ran 10 800s on the same track, finishing them in 3:10, 3:11, 3:05, 3:10, 3:06, 3:04, 3:04, 3:04, 3:02 and 2:54. Recovery was a little longer than I took yesterday, taking the same amount of time of rest as it took to run the 800m.
In July 2011, I did the same session as yesterday and ran 3:06, 3:01, 2:59, 3:01, 3:01 and 3:01.
Improvement is what it's all about. Overall, I have sped up by a total of 15 seconds over these 6 repeats from July 2011; that works out to 2-1/2 seconds on average for each 800 metres. I'll take that.
Ready for Sunshine Coast half marathon?
Floored by dehydration - I think
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Race preparation phase: a week of 112K
Gosselink Aims for Sub-3 in Utrecht
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My novel in BC BookWorld
A lighter week of 118K ahead, pfew!
Run for the Honeywagon half marathon
Time to race a half marathon
Thinking about thinking - and writing


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News and Insights / News coverage Levinson move
Article/Mention
News Outlets Report on Gabriel Levinson's Move to Haynes Boone
Law360 and Bloomberg Law reported on Partner Gabriel Levinson's move to Haynes and Boone, LLP. Levinson is chair of the firm's Real Estate Litigation Practice and a partner in the Litigation Practice Group in the New York office.
Below are excerpts:
Law360: "Haynes Boone Adds Chair for Real Estate Group"
Gabriel Levinson joined the firm on Monday, leaving behind his role as chair of Polsinelli's real estate litigation group and shareholder in its commercial litigation practice. Levinson told Law360 on Thursday that he's always looking for chances to better serve his clients, and that Haynes Boone's platform allows him to do just that.
"They have a great focus and a renewed focus on litigation in New York, they're excellent in real estate transactional work," Levinson rattled off. "They also have incredibly strong corporate transactional work [and] they have a great associate bench of litigation associates."
Levinson told Law360 that he hopes to garner further recognition for Haynes Boone's already stellar reputation as he joins the firm's ranks. He added that the move is also an opportunity to expand the geographic scope and stature of his own practice, already marked by a number of high-profile wins.
Levinson said he recently secured relief for a group of minority owners of a 2-acre commercial real estate property in New York City in a dispute with a board of directors and related LLC.
"Members of the board and certain owners of a limited liability company engaged in wrongful self-dealing conduct to inflate the value of the property," Levinson said. "I uncovered the wrongful conduct and commenced the litigation on behalf of the minority owners."
And while at Polsinelli, Levinson also secured a favorable outcome for the author of a book about U.S. Supreme Court Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sandra Day O'Connor after the author filed suit amid a dispute over the ownership of film rights to her book ….
And Levinson helped guide a settlement on "favorable terms" for "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Margaret Josephs, as she sought to fend off clothing company Vineyard Vines' attempt to siphon her Bravo paycheck to pay down a copyright judgment.
"Gabriel is a zealous, accomplished litigator, who has successfully tried cases in state and federal courts nationwide," litigation department chair Ben Mesches said in a statement. "Clients will relish his ability to remain laser focused in helping his clients achieve their litigation objectives in the most efficient manner possible."
Bloomberg Law: "Laterals, Moves, In-house"
Haynes and Boone grabbed Polsinelli's real estate litigation group chair Gabriel Levinson as partner in New York. Levinson, a commercial litigator, becomes chair of Haynes Boone's real estate litigation practice.
Read Haynes Boone's press release here.
Gabriel Levinson
Partner | Chair – Real Estate Litigation Practice
Ben L. Mesches


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Pyotr Ivanovich Dolgov (en ) est un colonel de l'armée de l'air soviétique.

Il trouve la mort le , alors qu'il tente un saut en parachute depuis l'altitude de  mètres, depuis un ballon Volga. Il meurt d'une dépressurisation brutale de sa combinaison spatiale lorsque la visière de son casque heurte le montant de la cabine et se fend. Même en cas de succès, ce saut en altitude extrême n'aurait toutefois pas battu celui qu'effectua Joseph Kittinger, le , d'une altitude record de  mètres.

Au cours des années sont apparues plusieurs rumeurs selon lesquelles Dolgov aurait trouvé la mort le  à bord d'un vaisseau Vostok expérimental, six mois avant le vol historique de son compatriote Youri Gagarine. Ces rumeurs (qui donnèrent lieu à plusieurs rapports erronés) firent de Dolgov un cosmonaute fantôme, bien qu'il n'ait jamais été sélectionné en tant que cosmonaute.

Une version romancée de la mort de Dolgov, par l'écrivain américain de science-fiction Andy Duncan, est parue en 2001 sous forme de nouvelle publiée dans la revue Asimov's Science Fiction magazine et fut sélectionnée pour le prix Hugo. Il est fort probable que cette nouvelle contribua, involontairement, à accréditer la thèse des « cosmonautes fantômes » dans l'opinion publique.

Liens externes
  Brève description de Dolgov en tant que cosmonaute fantôme
  Présentation officielle de la mort de Dolgov
  Texte de la nouvelle d'Andy Duncan
  Interview d'Andy Duncan au sujet de sa nouvelle

Personnalité de l'aéronautique
Militaire soviétique
Naissance en février 1920
Titulaire de la médaille pour la prise de Vienne
Décès en novembre 1962
Parachutiste
Décès à 42 ans

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On Saturday morning, the keynote speaker was Dr. Kathy Koch. She was amazing! I felt very convicted and challenged by her session. Kathy spoke to us about who we are as a person and also about how we relate to our kids in who they are. Kathy had us repeat after her a statement. "I am who I am supposed to be." Let's say that again "I am who I am supposed to be." Wow! I know I am a child created in God's image.
God loves and cherishes me. At times I struggle with believing it deep in my heart. Circumstances in life have caused me to doubt this truth. But, I am who I am supposed to be. God really spoke to me in that statement. He cares so deeply about me and has patience with me as I continue to walk in His truth. When we can take hold of this truth of "I am who I am supposed to be" and really believe it will change how we parent our kids.
Next, our kids are who they are supposed to be. Do we really believe this and look for the gifts in our kids and develop them instead of eliminating them? Dr. Kathy Koch shared her story of when she was a kid. She felt that she was too tall. Her parents saw that Kathy perceived it as a problem and helped her to see it wasn't a problem at all. Do I do this with my kids because I know my children well? Am I helping them to be who God created them to be? My kids are unique, all four of them but do I see that uniqueness in them? I was challenged to really look at how I can put my kids in a box. Building on their strengths and seeing who they really are is key. How can I assist my kids in developing their gifts?
Some other key points that really stood out to me were that we need to surround our children with hopefulness. We need to help them know their weaknesses which in turns helps them know their strengths. Our kids need to know they were created to leave the world a better place. Dr. Kathy mentioned that our identity controls our behavior.
Another key point that Kathy shared was "Children should be celebrated for who they are not just for what they do" This was convicting for me. How often have I celebrated my kids for who they are? I feel too often I get caught in what they are doing wrong instead of celebrating who they are as a person. It's not wrong to celebrate kids for what they do. But, I agree with Kathy, we need to celebrate them for who they are also.
My prayer is that I will start to see my kids for who they are not for who I want them to be. My kids are gifted and I commit to helping my kids see their gifts and look for ways to help them develop their gifts. Thank you Lord for the precious gift of my kids.


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COCO: Find your voice! #PixarCoco
by : Ellen Cusack	 2 years ago
This Thanksgiving, experience an all new comedy adventure That will appeal to every generation, even those past. The newly released trailer for Disney/Pixar's Coco is here, and three new songs to have you pressing re-play all day!
Disney/Pixar's Coco opens in theatres in 3D on November 22,2017!
Disney Pixar's Coco presents "Dante's Lunch – A Short Tail"
"An unlikely star of Disney•Pixar's "Coco," Dante is a Xolo dog—short for Xoloitzcuintle—the national dog of Mexico."
Practically hairless and with barely any teeth in his mouth, Dante has some difficulty keeping his large tongue in his mouth. But,he's as loyal as a dog can get to Miguel, his friend and aspiring musician."-
The storyline:
Despite Miguel's family's generations-old ban on music, Miguel (voice of newcomer Anthony Gonzalez) has always dreamed of becoming an incredible musician like his favorite musician and idol, Ernesto de la Cruz (voice of Benjamin Bratt).
Trying desperately to find his talent, Miguel wanders into the beautiful and vibrantly colored,Land of the Dead. All of this following a mysterious series of events. On his path to find his voice, he meets a cunning trickster named Hector (voice of Gael García Bernal), and they set off with each other on an adventurous journey to find out the real story behind Miguel's departed or not so dead ancestors family history.
Check out the newly released poster with the characters from the "land of the living" on the left side of the poster,and "land of the dead" on the right side of the brightly colored COCO poster!!
Directed by Lee Unkrich, co-directed by Adrian Molina and produced by Darla K. Anderson, Disney•Pixar's "Coco" opens in U.S. theaters on Nov. 22, 2017. #PixarCoco
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/PixarCoco
Twitter: https://twitter.com/pixarcoco
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com
Tags : #PixarCocoCocoDisneyPixar
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Q: Symfony2.1 mapping error: class_parents() I have a problem trying to get data from a table (via entity) using Doctrine2 in a Symfony2.1 project. Here is the controller where I get the error:
/**
 * Country list
 */
public function countrylistAction()
{
    $em = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager();
    $countryList = $em->getRepository('ProjectBaseBundle:SYS_TCountry')
        ->findAll();

    $serializer = new Serializer(array(new GetSetMethodNormalizer()),
        array('json' => new JsonEncoder()));

    return new Response($serializer->serialize($countryList, 'json'));
}

The entity:
<?php

namespace Company\Project\BaseBundle\Entity;

use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;
use Symfony\Component\Validator\Constraints as Assert;

/**
 * @ORM\Entity
 * @ORM\Table(name="SYS_TCountry")
 */
class SYS_TCountry
{
    /**
     * @ORM\Id
     * @ORM\Column(type="string", length=3, nullable=false)
     * @var string
     */
    protected $idcountry;

    /**
     * @ORM\Column(type="string", length=75, nullable=false)
     * @Assert\NotBlank()
     * @var string
     */
    protected $name;

    ....

    public function getIdcountry()              { return $this->idcountry; }
    public function getName()                   { return $this->name; }
    public function getA2()                     { return $this->a2; }
    public function getA3()                     { return $this->a3; }
    public function getIdstatus()               { return $this->idstatus; }
    public function setIdcountry($idcountry)    { $this->idcountry = $idcountry; }
    public function setName($name)              { $this->name = $name; }
    public function setA2($a2)                  { $this->a2 = $a2; }
    public function setA3($a3)                  { $this->a3 = $a3; }
    public function setIdstatus($idstatus)      { $this->idstatus = $idstatus; }

    public function __toString()                { return $this->idcountry; }

}

Config.yml:
# Doctrine Configuration
doctrine:
    dbal:
        driver:   %database_driver%
        host:     %database_host%
        port:     %database_port%
        dbname:   %database_name%
        user:     %database_user%
        password: %database_password%
        charset:  UTF8

    orm:
        auto_generate_proxy_classes: %kernel.debug%
        auto_mapping: true

And this is the error:
Warning: class_parents():
Class Company\Project\BaseBundle\Entity\SYS_TCountry does not exist and could not be loaded in
/var/www/project/src/vendor/doctrine/common/lib/Doctrine/Common/Persistence/Mapping/RuntimeReflectionService.php line 40

It is strange because, as Doctrine says in console, the mapping is properly done: I test it executing php app/console doctrine:mapping:info:
[OK]   Company\Project\BaseBundle\Entity\SYS_TCountry

and if I execute a query in console everything goes fine -> app/console doctrine:query:sql 'SELECT * FROM SYS_TCountry', that return results.
I do not know if using Symfony2.1 I have to configure something different to the 2.0 version, but seems the same because the mapping is Doctrine responsibility.

A: Symfony follows the PSR-0 standard for filenames. That, amongst other things, means that if you use an underscore in your class name, it will replace it with a directory separator when deciding where your class should live, like this:
\namespace\package\Class_Name => /path/to/project/lib/vendor/namespace/package/Class/Name.php

So, if you have a class named SYS_TCountry it would expect to find it in
Company/Project/BaseBundle/Entity/SYS/TCountry.php

instead of
Company/Project/BaseBundle/Entity/SYS_TCountry.php

I think that your best solution would be to change the filename and class name to SYSTCountry. You don´t need to change the table name.

A: Your class entity name is not compliant with PSR-0 which causes the loading error.
If you rename your entity to SYSTCountry everything will work fine!
Edit: Default Symfony2 and Doctrine autoloaders ARE PSR-0 compliant.


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A third-generation sawmill west of Ottawa is spending $16.9 million to bring its facility up-to-date.
Under the expansion project, Lavern Heideman & Sons Ltd. plans to modernize its infrastructure, purchase new equipment and consolidate some of its operations at its mill in Eganville, Ont.—not far from Pembroke, Ont.
The project is expected to create 18 new jobs at the sawmill, which opened in 1974, as well as increase the company's production and exports.
"This is an important investment to secure jobs for employees in our region both at the sawmill and in the sustainable management of Ontario's renewable resource, forests," Kris Heideman, the company's vice-president, said in a statement.
The company will receive $4 million from the Ontario government to support the project, becoming the first funding recipient under the province's new Forestry Growth Fund.
While the project is expected to be a boon for the Eganville area, it comes at an uncertain time for Canada's overall forestry industry.
Late last week, the U.S. Lumber Coalition said it formally petitioned the American government to impose duties on Canadian softwood lumber producers, marking the start of a long-expected trade spat.


The voices are hushed but brimming with excitement. It is dark with only flickering candlelight illuminating joyous faces. Of course they all remember.
By all rights, this should be a story that is told with sadness, one where sorrow should be the predominant feeling. It should be tragic and riddled with painful memories. That is not the case, however.
They can barely keep the laughter at bay. Wide smiles show how their hearts desire to break out of their chests. They are simultaneously on the brink of crying and shouting, so full are their hearts.
Do you remember? Why is this night different from all other nights?
The second question is a carryover from their Jewish roots–but it is fitting here. It is perfectly fulfilled here.
There are numerous possible narrators to the story, each holding a piece that contributes to the full picture. John is there and he tells of His last moments on the cross and the ache in his heart as he watched Him die. Mary Magdalene speaks of her sleepless night, the long Sabbath, and rushing with spices to the tomb early on the first day of the week. Peter speaks of walking into the empty tomb, marveling at the clothes that remain where the body once was placed. Each person adds another detail to a story they have told over and over again. Yet it is one of which they can never tire. It isn't simply a story from the past but rather re-tells an encounter they had with the living God.
Saturday evening as I stood in a dark church while the Easter candle was being lit, I considered something I never have before: what would it have been like to be at the second Easter? The first Easter would have been incredible, but as I stood in the church, it was very clear that I wasn't at the first Easter. But the second Easter? When they gather together to re-live what had happened a year ago? I could imagine that. If I closed my eyes and focused on the prayers, I could feel this uncontrollable joy welling up in my heart. Before long, I was fighting back tears and grinning like a fool in the darkness.
I had encouraged my students to delve into Holy Week and to consider the well-known story in a new light. Chances are really good that none of them remembered what I said, but I found myself taking my own advice. What if I wasn't at Easter Vigil (like I am every year) but rather was at the first anniversary of the first Easter? They couldn't even wait until Sunday to gather. Instead, they gather together in the darkness to hold a vigil for the Resurrection.
A lot can change in a year. One year earlier, they were wrapping their minds around the Passion, vacillating between numbness and crushing sorrow. Even in the finding of the empty tomb and the first appearances of Jesus, there were still so many questions and much confusion. A year later and they were witnesses of the Resurrection, filled with the Holy Spirit, and traveling to proclaim the Gospel. They didn't have all of their questions answered but their mission was certain. Gathering together, their joy grew exponentially as they considered again those three sacred days.
"I thought He was a gardener!" Mary Magdalene recalls.
"I ran faster than Peter," John says with a youthful wink at the Vicar of Christ.
"I didn't go to the tomb, because I knew He had risen," Mary, the mother of Jesus, says with a smile of remembrance.
The central point of Christianity is not about following rules or attending excessively long religious services. Christianity is about encountering the person of Jesus Christ. Everything else is aimed at fulfilling or bringing about that encounter. As I sat in Easter Sunday Mass, listening to the priest's homily, I couldn't help but glance around a little and see some tired, bored faces. And I wondered, "How many of these people here have never really encountered Jesus Christ?" They attend Mass because their husband or wife or parents want them to or because they feel some guilt if they should stop attending. How sad would it be if a relationship with God that is intended to be marked with joy is instead filled with simply surface level commitment.
The joy of Easter should not be mainly that we can now eat or do what we previously could not eat or do during Lent. It should be because we once again remember that Jesus Christ is the Savior we need. He died, He is risen, and that changes everything. It is not old news or historical details but is something that is ever-ancient yet ever-new. In that dark church on the eve of Easter, I thought of the joy and fulfillment that filled the hearts of the early Christians as they recalled the previous year. And I longed for that joy only to realize that it could and should be mine. We should be like the early Christians, gathering with hearts of praise to recall what the Lord has done for us.
Do you remember? Do you remember? He died, He rose, and He lives. And it continues to change my entire life.