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Routine.s
November 2023 (in progress)
La Velette Studio / CCNR
As part of the Accueil-studio project
Composed in the spirit of choreographic haikus, in complicity with the dancers Violette Angé and Alexia Bigot, Routine.s marks for me the beginning of a new era, of a passage, born of a desire to convene my choreographic work with a page written in the intimacy of the studio.
This opens up a free space, clearing the field for an unfurling akin to that of a magician's routine (a set of structured mouvements that brings a magic trick to pass).
Our mouvements, in this case, pass through our bodies' memories of dance, channeled by our different experiences, as we're all a decade apart in age.
At times, the associations between dance and music, and between one body and another, reveal a desire to retrace a "virgin" time, like a day that begins again, like a rising sun…as if, finally, living with restricted freedoms had led us to rediscover a taste for small things, and for letting go…a "rock-paper-scissors" ritual!
— Emmanuelle Vo-Dinh
Emmanuelle Vo-Dinh
Choreographer and director
The choreographer Emmanuelle Vo-Dinh explains how her creative choreographic process comes from specific detailed research and structures, which are reset for each new piece. The clear lines underlying all her work are nonetheless visible.
Research by the neurologist Antonio Damasio, about the importance of emotion – inspired her iconic early works Texture/solo and Texture/Composite. Sagen delves into the "anti"-psychiatry of Jean Oury, which deals with schizophrenia. Theses by Françoise Héritier on the masculine/ feminine inspired -transire- and -insight- (2010, 2013). The complex density of these themes facilitate and sharpen the exploration of the dancers' bodies.
Emmanuelle Vo-Dinh is also interested in repetitive minimalism, notably in CROISéES, White light, Ici/Per.For – 2005, 2006, exploring play in Aboli Bibelot… Rebondi (2008), and exploring it further in Sprint (2013). She chose to create with important musical works by Zeena Parkins, Dusapin, Grisey; and also explores the visual arts. Her recent works are somewhat more theatrical: Tombouctou déjà-vu (Avignon, 2015), Belles et bois (2016), Cocagne (2018), La forêt de glace (the ice forest) (2020) and Attractions (2021).
Her exhaustive movement vocabulary is constantly challenging established ideas about meanings and senses.
Since the launch of her company in 1997, she has created over twenty pieces, which have notably been presented at the Théâtre de la Ville in Paris, the Avignon festival (69th edition) and Chaillot National theater for Dance, as well as in different countries and continents in Europe, Africa, North America, Asia,…
Emmanuelle Vo-Dinh has been the Director of Le Phare, Centre chorégraphique national of Le Havre Normandie from 2012 to 2021. She was the president of the french Nationel choreographic Centers from 2013 to 2017.
She has been appointed Chevalier de l'ordre des arts et des lettres in 2014.
More infos (site under construction).
Studio's opening : November 2023 (in progress)
Premiere : (in progress)
Choreography: Emmanuelle Vo-Dinh
Dancers: Violette Angé, Alexia Bigot, Emmanuelle Vo-Dinh
Light installation and scenography: Anette Lenz
Musical creation: David Monceau
Costumes: Maeva Cunci
Technical manager: Benoît Duboc
Production : Pavillon-s
Coproduction : Le Phare CCN du Havre Normandie ; Centre chorégraphique national de Rillieux-la-Pape, direction Yuval PICK, dans le cadre du dispositif Accueil-Studio (en cours)
Residencies : Les Franciscaines, théâtre municipal de Deauville ; Centré André Malraux, Rouen ; Dieppe Scène Nationale,…(en cours) Pavillon-s est subventionné par le Ministère de la culture – direction générale de la création artistique, la Région Normandie et la Ville de Rouen.
Photo © Anette Lenz


For three years, Genius has pioneered network latency management with a simple and low-cost approach. So it was interesting to come across a recent report* suggesting that cloud, and the huge benefits it brings to business, may be hitting a barrier called latency.
Businesses now expect rapid access and transfer of data, whatever and whenever they need it. Yet storage pros still have to resolve the latency issues that occur when they move large amounts of data to the cloud, especially when unpredictable Internet performance is present - a factor which is always prevalent in an enterprise world consisting of geographically distributed islands of compute.
"Latency is an old conversation when it comes to IT infrastructure. It's not uncommon for storage pros to feel bombarded with questions about how latency affects their storage systems' performance. However, performance and latency are not one and the same. And in many cases, it's network latency, not storage infrastructure latency, creating the hurdle most IT teams are unequipped to jump.
The latency management that Genius provides through its integration of best-of-breed carriers, plus a global network of regional hubs, allows control of latency within service levels and timely delivery of cloud services.


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I vividly remember on my very first trip to Australia (I lived in New Zealand for 16 years before moving to Sydney for those of you don't know!) discovering Jelly Belly jellybeans. We were not lucky enough to have them in New Zealand at the time (or if we did they were stocked very sparsely) although from memory we got them a couple of years later.
My favourite flavour at the time was buttered popcorn and I also loved the toasted marshmellow, tutti frutti and liquorice flavours. I also loved trying the Jelly Belly Bean recipes.
I don't often buy Jelly Belly jellybeans these days, however the other day I was craving something sweet so visited Darrell Lea. They didn't have a huge range of flavours (about 10) however they did have buttered popcorn and toasted marshmellow so I decided to get a small handful of these two flavours. To my surprise I think I now actually prefer the toasted marshmellow over the buttered popcorn.
I would love to try a number of the other flavours again including the sizzling cinnamon, vanilla, kiwi and watermelon as who knows, I might discover a new favourite!
What is your favourite Jelly Belly flavour or recipe?
very cherry is my favourite!


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Student Spotlight: Angelo John "Ajay" Jamora, RNC-MNN, CLC
June 18, 2018 By frontieredu
From serving in the U.S. Army to being a nursing student, Angelo John "Ajay" Jamora, RNC-MNN, CLC is pursuing big dreams to serve his community. Ajay, a student at Frontier Nursing University (FNU) already has a long history of providing care for those in the service.
He first served at Fort Gordon, Ga. as head nurse of the OB/GYN clinic and assistant head nurse for Family and Community Medicine. His career then took him to Honolulu, Hawaii, where he was the interim head nurse of AP/GYN and a clinical staff nurse in AP/GYN/MBU at Tripler Army Medical Center.
Since then, Ajay's growing passion for nurse-midwifery has transitioned him into a totally new role: full-time graduate student. Ajay is in the Community-based Nurse-Midwifery Education Program (CNEP) Class 167 while he completes his Master of Science in Nursing (MSN). He spends his days working on coursework and preparing for clinical rotations.
He chose Frontier for its legacy of caring, excellence, and innovation in the field of nurse-midwifery and public health.
As a non-practicing nurse, Ajay has embraced the chance to share his passion for midwifery with others.
"Instead of talking about work to those around me, I get to talk about my education, and what that education means to me," he said. "I get the opportunity daily to share my dreams of becoming a future CNM and all that entails with the profession and the steps I am taking, along with my classmates, on attaining that worthwhile dream."
He has also immersed himself in the FNU community all the more.
"I realized that all FNU students from every corner of the world are doing this very same thing, every single day, all in our own way; that is an amazing and heartwarming thought," Ajay said.
"FNU has the most supportive faculty, staff, alumni, and students that I have ever been a part of," he said. "With so many around me rooting for me to succeed, I have no choice but to do so."
With two years still left before completion of the CNEP program, Ajay is already looking ahead to post-graduate studies. He plans to pursue his Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) in order to become a positive change agent in health care – not only bedside, but to his community as a whole.
In the meantime, Ajay continues to study hard to achieve to his dream career: nurse-midwifery.
Thank you, Ajay, for being an advocate for Frontier Nursing University and the field of nurse-midwifery! We are proud to have you as an FNU student.
At the heart of Frontier Nursing University is a talented and diverse community of students, alumni, faculty, staff, Couriers and preceptors. Spotlight blogs feature members of our FNU community who are focused on the mission of educating nurse-midwives and nurse practitioners to deliver quality health care to underserved and rural populations.
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Q: Iterating over a HashSet and removing multiple elements in each iteration In the following code, I am trying to get a Set of circular primes up to maxPlusOne.
Set<Integer> primes = getPrimes(maxPlusOne); //Returns a set of all primes up to maxPlusOne ont including it
    Set<Integer> circularPrimes = new HashSet<>();

    Iterator<Integer> it = primes.iterator();
    while(it.hasNext()) {
        Set<Integer> perms = getAllRotations(it.next()); //Returns all rotations of an integer 123 => {123, 231, 312}

        if(primes.containsAll(perms)) {
            circularPrimes.addAll(perms);
            // Here I want to do something to the effect of removing all elements in perms from primes
        }
    }

Now inside the if statement I want to remove all elements in perms from primes. This answer shows how to remove one element that the iterator is pointing to. Is it even possible to remove multiple elements from circularPrimes in one iteration? If yes, please help.

A: The Iterator allows you to remove only the current element. For your case, you need not remove anything. I believe the reason you would like to remove is to avoid calling circularPrimes for a number that is a circular prime of a previously encountered number. In that case, you can simply check if the number is already part of the circularPrimes set - if yes don't call getAllRotations
while(it.hasNext()) {
    Integer currentNum = it.next();
    if (!circularPrimes.contains(currentNum)) {
        Set<Integer> perms = getAllRotations(currentNum);

        if(primes.containsAll(perms)) {
            circularPrimes.addAll(perms);
        }
    }

}

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Nashville: Black Music Honors With Harlem's Teddy Riley, The Jackson's And More (Photos)
On August 19, 2017, Central City Productions payed tribute to The Jacksons, Pastor Donnie McClurkin, Slick Rick, Guy, Oleta Adams, and Jody Watley at the Black Music Honors at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville, TN. The Black Music Honors also included special performances by Avery Sunshine, Dave Hollister, Jonathan Butler, Karen Clark Sheard, Kid N Play, Latice Crawford, Leela James, Marvin Winans, SWV, Da Brat, Sevyn Streeter and more.
The legendary group, The Jacksons, received the Lifetime Achievement in Music Award during the star-studded television taping. Stellar Awards and Grammy® Award-winner Donnie McClurkin, received the Gospel Music Icon Award; the R&B group Guy, creators of the New Jack Swing sound, were given the R&B Soul Music Icon Award; Grammy® nominated rapper Slick Rick was presented with the Hip Hop/Rap Music Icon Award, Grammy® nominated-singer Oleta Adams received the Legends Award and Grammy® Award-winner Jody Watley was recognized with the Crossover Music Icon Award.
Rickey Smiley, television and radio personality and Grammy Award-winner and actress LeToya Luckett, co-hosted the show set to air on broadcast syndication, Sept. 2-30, 2017 and on Bounce TV, Tuesday, October 10, 2017, at 7 p.m. (ET). For more information visit www.blackmusichonors.com.
Photo credit: 1) The Jackson. 2) Guy – Damien Hall and Teddy Riley. 3) Da Brat. 4) Carl Thomas. 5) Oleta Adams and Leela James. 6) Dr. Bobbi Jones. 7) Jody Whatley. 8) Jon Jon. 9) Kidd N Play. 10) Nicole Mullen. 11) Sevyn and Karen Streeter. 12) Montell Jordan and wife Kristin Hudson. 13) Vivian Green. 14) Tony Terry. 15) Slick Rick. 16) SWV. State Farms staff. 17) Rickey Smiley and LeToya Luckett. By Central City Productions.
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Whether at the office, at home, or on the go, the Microsoft Cloud helps keep your business running and helps increase employee efficiency. Teams can share game-changing ideas across their entire organization, no matter their location.


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Lofeksydyna () – organiczny związek chemiczny zawierający resztę 2,6-dichlorofenolu połączoną mostkiem eterowym z resztą 2-etylo-2-imidazoliny.

Zastosowanie
Jest lekiem z grupy agonistów receptora α2-adrenergicznego. Pierwotnie była podawana w celu obniżenia ciśnienia tętniczego krwi i ciśnienia wewnątrzgałkowego, jednak okazała się w tych wskazaniach nieskuteczna. Obecnie głównym jej zastosowaniem jest łagodzenie objawów po odstawieniu opioidów. Podawana powinna być krótkotrwale (zwykle do 10 dni), a następnie stopniowo (2–4 dni) odstawiana.

Działania niepożądane
Może powodować takie objawy, jak bezsenność, hipotensja ortostatyczna, hipotensja, bradykardia i zawroty głowy.

Preparaty handlowe
Przykładowe preparaty handlowe: Lucemyra (Stany Zjednoczone), Britlofex (Wielka Brytania).

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I get a deep feeling that XDA has something to do with it. Okay, new update for Spotify changed how app identifies whether it is tablet or phone.... Play any song on the Spotify app. Open the Spotify app, and play the song you want to look up. 12 Switch back to the Musixmatch app. Press your iPhone or iPad's home button, and tap the Musixmatch icon on your home screen.
How To: Use Spotify's New Free Mobile Streaming on Your Nexus 7 Tablet or Other Android Device How To : Use Siri to Play Spotify Music & Start Playlists Spotify 101 : How to Use Voice Commands to Play Artists, Playlists & More on Your iPhone how to fix a rca tabletthat wont boot up Play any song on the Spotify app. Open the Spotify app, and play the song you want to look up. 12 Switch back to the Musixmatch app. Press your iPhone or iPad's home button, and tap the Musixmatch icon on your home screen.
Spotify is a digital music service that that gives the users the access to millions of songs. It is available for desktop, and there is the app for both, iOS devices and Android smartphones and tablets.


(KPLR) - Tom Bailey, the President of the Missouri Black Expo joins Christine Buck to talk about what to expect at the Expo. There will be free PSA Testing provided at no cost to participants by the Siteman Cancer Center and FREE admittance to the Missouri Black Expo with registration.
Who: Missouri Black Expo, General Admission $6.00, Kids 6 & under Free!


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McConnell confirms Senate will vote on SCOTUS nominee
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died on Friday at the age of 87. Almost immediately, a fierce debate ensued over whether the vacancy on the high bench created by her death should be filled immediately by President Donald Trump or if it should be carried over until after the election.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) ended the debate almost as soon as it began by confirming that he would hold a Senate vote on a Supreme Court nominee if President Trump submitted one.
Ginsburg reportedly requested from her death bed that she not be replaced by the current president, The Washington Times reported. Her plea has been echoed by most Democrats and liberal media punditry, all of whom insist that the vacancy be held open until after the elections are held and, presumably, a new president and new Senate are sworn-in and ready to consider a replacement.
"Trump's nominee will receive a vote"
McConnell, however, made it clear in his statement on Ginsburg's passing Friday night that he fully intended to hold a vote on a nominee from President Trump.
In a statement, McConnell praised Justice Ginsburg and her iconic status as a pioneer for women.
However, he noted at the conclusion of his statement that "President Trump's nominee will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate."
The Senate and the nation mourn the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the conclusion of her extraordinary American life.
My full statement: pic.twitter.com/NOwYLhDxIk
— Leader McConnell (@senatemajldr) September 19, 2020
Controversy and clarification
Many Democrats and media pundits are crying foul, accusing McConnell of hypocrisy in light of how he refused to hold a vote on former President Barack Obama's nominee, Judge Merrick Garland, to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia in 2016.
Those critics have pointed to what McConnell had said at that time about how a nominee shouldn't be considered in an election year and how the American people should get to decide who should be able to nominate and confirm a new justice to the Supreme Court.
That is only part of what McConnell had said, though, and leaves out the rather pertinent qualifier at the heart of his stance, namely that a vacancy should be carried over past an election if, and only if, the Senate and White House were held by opposition parties. That was the case in 2016 but is certainly not the case in 2020.
McConnell: "We kept our promise"
The Senate Leader explained as much in his statement, writing, "In the last midterm election before Justice Scalia's death in 2016, Americans elected a Republican Senate majority because we pledged to check and balance the last days of a lame-duck president's second term. We kept our promise. Since the 1880s, no Senate has confirmed an opposite-party president's Supreme Court nominee in a presidential election year."
"By contrast, Americans reelected our majority in 2016 and expanded it in 2018 because we pledged to work with President Trump and support his agenda, particularly his outstanding appointments to the federal judiciary. Once again, we will keep our promise," he added. "President Trump's nominee will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate."
Ben Marquis is a staff writer for Conservative Institute.
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HAYWARD — A woman accused of throwing coffee on a Muslim man during a confrontation over religion at a Castro Valley park pleaded not guilty Thursday to misdemeanor charges before asking a judge to order the apparent victim and his supporters from contacting her.
An attorney for 50-year-old Castro Valley resident Denise Slader said his client has been the subject of threats and harassment since the Dec. 6 cellphone video of her ranting anti-Muslim sentiments and throwing coffee on San Francisco resident Rasheed Albeshaeri went viral on the Internet.
Defense attorney Jerry Lipkin said Slader believes that Albeshaeri, his associates, or his supporters are responsible for the harassment — an accusation that was spurned by Alameda County deputy district attorney Tim Wellman.
Wellman said the only evidence of any harassment that Slader has produced is one anonymous letter, and there is nothing to indicate that the sender is connected to Albeshaeri.
"To conclude it's coming from the victim is pure and rampant speculation," Wellman said.
When reached by phone Thursday afternoon, Albeshaeri said he has not contacted Slader, and he doesn't know of anyone he knows contacting her either.
Albeshaeri and his friends had just finished praying in at Chabot Regional Park in Castro Valley on Dec. 5 when there was a confrontation with Slader over their Muslim religion. The District Attorney's Office, which charged Slader with misdemeanor hate crime and battery charges, requested on Thursday that bail for Slader be set at $10,000.
Wellman argued that Slader, who he said also struck Albeshaeri with an umbrella during the incident, attacked despite interference from a park ranger who was attempting to defuse the situation.
"It was an unprovoked assault, and showed the defendant is a risk to public safety," Wellman said.
Lipkin argued that Slader, a longtime California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation employee who lives with her parents, should remain out of jail custody on her own recognizance.
Judge Andrew Steckler declined to set bail but said he would in the future if Slader violates court orders to not contact Albeshaeri, and to stay away from Chabot Regional Park.
He set Slader's trial date for April 4.


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Q: Directory watcher with java.nio.file.WatchService - how to register the information for Event tracking The title is maybe not detailed enough.
I have an application that is dealing with app installation (it does thing as creating backup file, copying and also deleting file) - I call it AppUpdater. Then I do have another Application that is tracking certain directory with java.nio.file.WatchService lib - lets call it DirWatcher. I have used this example: https://kodejava.org/how-to-monitor-file-or-directory-changes/
What I really want is to be able to recognized whether file in that certain location is updated by the AppUpdater or for example manually by user. Is there anyway to register/log some information while modifying file with AppUpdater, so that I will know that the update came from AppUpdater?
Thanks


An unemployed man was Wednesday remanded to HMP Dodds after appearing in the District 'A' Magistrates' Court on gun and ammunition charges.
Temar Damien Nurse of Fordes Road, Clapham, St Michael is accused of possession of a firearm on April 10 without a valid licence. It is also alleged that the 24-year-old had ten rounds of ammunition without the necessary permits.
Nurse, who did not have legal representation, was not required to plead to the indictable charges read to him by Magistrate Douglas Frederick.
The accused will make his second appearance before the No.1 District 'A' magistrate on May 10.
How does a one-eyed, unemployed guy get , 2 full clips of ammo, and a pistol? If he can find it, how come the police can't?


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Hi! I made this ATC (Artist Trading Card) to participate in Verve's July Project Parade Challenge. I made the torn paper rose the same way as in my last post. The leaves are also shown in the video I linked last time. This time I used a button for the center, and followed a tip I have seen on multiple blogs to 'thread' the button with a thin strip of paper. The white background is embossed with a Cuttlebug folder. Happy was created with a rub-on sentiment and Birthday was created with a Tape Writer.
This is the card I made from the ATC. I gave it to my mom for her birthday. She loves purple and she loved this card. The rest of the card was pretty simple to make. I used some elegant Chatterbox paper as a background with the corners punched with the Ticket corner punch. To make the edge of the patterned paper stand out, I applied some Chestnut chalk ink direct-to-paper. I added some more paper-threaded buttons to connect with the details of the ATC, and finished off the card with tiny stick-on rhinestones by Me and My Big Ideas.
Perfect Plum, Garden Green, and GP white cardstock, Cuttlebug Swiss Dots embossing folder, Foofala buttons, organdy ribbon, Joann's brand ribbon buckle, Crate rub-on, tape writer, Chatterbox patterned paper, Colorbox Chestnut chalk ink, Me and My Big Ideas rhinestone stickers.
I was inspired by many sources while making this card. First, I knew I wanted to use Julee's Mojo sketch. Then while browsing Our Creative Corner's inspiration photo, I thought of the torn paper roses I had seen Julie make at her blog. All those things came together to make this card.
So to make the rose, just click the last link to view her video. For the bottom of the rose, I stamped the stem from Verve's Petals and Stems, and went over it with Diamond Glaze. The center of the flower is also from that set, and covered in Diamond Glaze.
Everything else is pretty self-explanatory. All the edges were sponged in Basic Brown, the scallops were made with the slit punch, the background was stamped with the Polka Dot stamp, and the sentiment is a Crate paper rub-on.
This card I made for Taylor's weekly cupcake challenge. I hadn't stamped with these cherries yet, so I thought I'd give them a try for this sketch. I see now that I made the green panel too large, that happens sometimes when you hand-draw the sketch to try to remember it. Anyway, the cherries are colored in with Stardust pens and have a nice sparkle to them IRL. I tied a bow across the top and then matted it with Chocolate Chip cardstock. The green layer is from the new Basic Grey Euphoria - it does have a faint pattern, hard to see in the photo. Next, I stuck on some Primas and used a scrap of Basic Grey Sultry for the bg panel. The edge of the Euphoria was looking too plain, so I added some faux stitching. Pretty simple card overall!
Hero Arts cherries stamp, Versafine black ink, Kraft cs, GP white cs, Chocolate Chip cs, Basic Grey Euphoria and Sultry 6x6, Sakura Stardust pens, American Crafts ribbon, Prima flowers, K & Co adhesive pearls, Uniball Signo white gel pen.
Here's a card I made today, for the Verve challenge to create something with stars on it. I don't have any stars big enough for a focal image, so I thought about what would go with stars. This rock-star Bella came to mind so I got to work. I knew I wanted to use the fun star ribbon, so I colored the Bella in the same colors as the stars on it. The photo doesn't show it, but the guitar is covered in Diamond Glaze so it shines. I used my Nestabilities again to cut her out. The embossing shows a little better on this one.
Luckily, this Romani Basic Grey paper also matched the colors, so I pulled out my new Martha border punch to accessorize the edge. I love how it embosses! The ribbon was tied on the other side to hide the seam (and show off the stars!) and then I embossed the sentiment with some red ep. I got these fun Heidi Swapp Ghost stars just for this challenge. To attach them, and hide the glue, I stuck a button on top of each star. Then when I stuck a glue dot to the star itself, the button hides the glue...plus, I just like the way it looks!
If anybody reads this blog...Hi, strangers! It's been awhile since my last post, but thats mostly because my mojo took a vacation for awhile - I wish it had taken me along, I could use one of those! Anyway it's back and I made this card earlier in the week for my friend's birthday. She loves all things bee related, so I knew what I wanted to stamp for her. Also, if you can't tell, the sentiment is a play on B-day, the shortened version of birthday.
This card was pretty simple to make. I got to use my new Nestabilities for the bee image! It is embossed though the camera barely picked it up. The bee image looks slightly crooked in the photo, but it looked better IRL. The bee was colored with a marker and the wings were filled in with Waterfall Stickles. The fun daisy paper worked really well with the bee, I thought, and I like the Build-a-Brad that I made with the same paper. I just colored the patterned paper daisy with the same marker as the bee and punched out the center...looks cool, huh? The sentiment was created with tiny alphabet rub-ons. Thats pretty much all there is to this card. If you wanna know the size, this one and pretty much any square card I make is 4.25" square.
Bee by Inkadinkadoo, GP white cardstock, creamy caramel cardstock, making memories patterned paper (found at Target), Archiver's blue cardstock (has a texture),Versafine black ink, So Saffron marker, Waterfall Stickles, American Crafts ribbon, SU build a brad, 1/2 in. circle punch, Large rectangle Nestabilities, Doodlebug rubons.
Today I'm sharing with you a couple cards I made for some blog contests.
This first one is for Taylor's cupcake sketch challenge, here. As her expression goes, "You don't have to use cupcakes for the challenge, but if you got 'em, why not use 'em!" Well I looked and I guess I don't really got 'em! (Although, I really want the Hey There, Cupcake set by Stampendous.) Anyways, I thought these Elzies were just as cute as cupcakes!
I started by stamping the Elzybells image and coloring it in with Prismacolors and Gamsol. The circle was cut out with my Coluzzle and the mat was punched with a Giga Marvy punch. I wanted to make it *pop* a little so I pierced around the punch-out and adhered some Dew Drops around the frame.
For the base of the card, I chose some Basic Grey paper from the Blush 6x6 pad, (I had colored my Elzies to match) and after it was glued down, I scored two lines on each side with my new toy, the Scor-Pal. I stamped the sentiment with a Studio G alphabet and then added some polka dots to it with the fine point end of a Regal Rose marker. It was then punched with a Word Window punch. For the finishing touches, I added a brad to the sentiment and tied around this fun polka-dot ribbon. I think I'll send this card to my sister, to let her know I'm thinking about her!
My second card was made for a mojo sketch challenge over at Julee's blog, here. I knew I wanted to use this cute little owl, so at first I stamped him and then picked out some markers to color him in. On my GP cardstock, the markers looked awful. So I got out some watercolor paper, and found that the difference was amazing! No streaks on the watercolor paper!
I also tried to add in the Splicoast Ways to Use It challenge to use wire. My idea was to make this little guy a branch to stand on. It took a couple tries to get it to look right...but I think it turned out really cute! If you're wondering how I attached it, I just stuck the ends onto some Zots glue dots and covered the spot with the flower.
Again, I cut out the circle with my Coluzzle and then matted it with a Giga Marvy scalloped circle punch-out. I really liked the piercing from before, so I added it to this one as well. Then I started on the background. The bottom layer is just one of the plain color sheets from the Basic Grey Sultry pack. Then I layered on the Summer Sun that had been embossed with the Swiss Dots Cuttlebug folder. Some more fun polka-dotted ribbon, a scalloped border made with my corner rounder, and the marker-highlited sentiment rounded out the layout requirements. For fun, I added a line of Dew Drops to the bottom, as well as one for the flower center, and two clear drops for the owl's eyes.
Elybells Hugs stamp by A Muse, Studio G alphabet, Versafine onyx black ink, GP white cardstock, Cool Carribean cs, Creamy Caramel cs, Basic Grey Blush 6x6 patterned paper, Prismacolor Pencils and Gamsol, Lily Pad Dew Drops + Zots, paper piercer, American Crafts ribbon, Scor-pal, Word Window punch, silver brad, Regal rose marker, Coluzzle and Marvy Giga scallop circle punch, pop dots.
Just Celebrate SU stamp set, Versafine Onyx Black ink, SU watercolor paper, Pumpkin Pie cs, Summer Sun cs, Creamy Caramel cs, Basic Grey Sultry 6x6 patterned paper, SU markers in Creamy Caramel, Close to Cocoa, Summer Sun, and Really Rust, brown wire, Coluzzle and Marvy Giga scalloped circle punch, paper piercer, Making Memories paper blooms, Lily Pad Dew Drops, Cuttlebug and the Swiss Dots embossing folder, American Crafts ribbon, Word Window punch, pop dots.
I love to do challenges. Everytime I come across a challenge in my blog-hopping I make a note of it, and if I have time I try to get a card made. Well, this time the challenge is on Kim Hughes blog, and she is giving away a stamp set that she created for Cornish Heritage Farms. Her challenge was to use 2 of the colors - red, white, and blue (because of Memorial Day). I chose blue and white.
I started this card by stamping the branch in White Craft ink and heat embossed it with white embossing powder. Then I stamped the bird on a seperate piece of white paper and cut it out. I wish my camera showed the detail better, because the bird is lifted up on a pop dot. After that, I mounted the whole piece on white cardstock and cut around with scalloped edge scissors. As an afterthought, I added the rhinestones to the corners.
The rest of the card is pretty self-explanatory except for a couple things. First, the entire bird layer is also popped up. Secondly, the sentiment is a rub-on. Lastly, the faux stitching was done with the mat pack from Stampin' Up and a Signo white gel pen.
My name is Christina - a.k.a. thecardpixie on Splitcoast Stampers. Here I will hopefully convey the "magic" I find in stamping and creating...and maybe some fun tidbits from other parts of my life!


Charles Delort was born in Nimes, France, on February 4, 1841 and spent the early part of his life in the area around Bordeaux. At the age of 12 he entered the naval Academy, but the strict training was not to his liking and he soon left.
He met M. Duhousset, the Professor of Design at the college of Lorient, in Brittany and studied with him for a short time. It soon became clear to Charles that Duhousset's mission was to prepare and persuade him to enter military school (l'Ecole de etat-major). He left his studies in Brittany and headed for Paris.
Delort arrived in Paris in 1859 and thanks to the recommendation of Gérôme (a family friend), he entered the studio of Gleyre where he made rapid progress. It was during his training with Gleyre that George Pradel noted in Les Aquarellists, Paris 1883, where Delort acquired … those warm, refined, yet vigorous octaves of color which we are to find at a later period in all his work.
In 1862 Gérôme sailed for Egypt and Delort, seeing the opportunity for a close relationship with the master, accompanied him. With Gérôme as his mentor and guide, Delort was able to complete an important series of studies during the journey and upon returning to Paris, he entered the competition for the Prix de Rome.
Delort spent the next few years in his retreat at Marlotte, where he studied and worked on his technique. In 1866 he was ready to exhibit and made his debut at the Paris Salon with his work – Daphnis and Chloe. The work was a great success and as he continued to exhibit his popularity rose … collectors and dealers soon learned the way to his studio in Marlotte.
In 1875 he exhibited his most celebrated work – The Embarcation of Manon Lescaut for Louisiana – which won him a medal. It was from this point that he seems to have devoted his career to scenes of the 18th century.


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Arbitral Award, Arbitrator's mandate, Tribunal Secretary, Tribunal's assistant, Yukos
The Challenge of the Yukos Award: an Award Written by Someone Else – a Violation of the Tribunal's Mandate?
Dmytro Galagan (Central European University)/ February 27, 2015 /4 Comments
Co-Authored with Patricia Živković (Assistant Editor for Europe)
On July 18, 2014, the arbitral tribunal ("Tribunal") rendered final awards ("Award") in three cases brought by former shareholders of OAO Yukos Oil Company ("Yukos"). As already well known, the Tribunal unanimously decided that the Russian Federation had breached Article 13(1) of the Energy Charter Treaty by taking measures having an effect "equivalent to nationalization or expropriation" of the claimants' investment in Yukos (Award, paras. 1580, 1585), and ordered the Russian Federation to pay damages in excess of USD 50 billion. However, on January 28, 2015, the Russian Federation filed three writs ("Writ") with The Hague District Court, that seek to annul the Award, alleging, inter alia, that the arbitrators did not fulfil their mandate personally because the Tribunal's assistant played a significant role in analyzing the evidence and legal arguments, in the Tribunal's deliberations, and in drafting of the Award (Writ, paras. 15(b), 21(c), 363(3), 509). It is this particular ground for setting aside of the Award that is the focus of this blog post.
Did the Tribunal's assistant act as the fourth arbitrator?
The Russian Federation argues that the arbitrators delegated substantive responsibilities to the Tribunal's assistant and thus breached their mandate to perform their duties personally, Therefore, they say, the Award should be set aside on the basis of Article 1065(1)(c) of the Dutch Code of Civil Procedure (Writ, para. 469). At the first organizational hearing in October 2005, the chairman, The Hon. L. Yves Fortier QC, informed the parties that Mr. Martin Valasek had been appointed as Assistant to the Tribunal to provide administrative assistance and exercise liaison duties (Writ, paras. 487, 488, 490).
According to the Russian Federation's position in the setting aside proceedings, the delegation of the arbitrators' duties to the Tribunal's assistant is evident from the disproportionate fees billed by Mr. Valasek, which amount to EUR 970,562 (Award, para. 1863), whereas the fees of other arbitrators – Dr. Charles Poncet, Judge Stephen M. Schwebel, and The Hon. L. Yves Fortier QC – amount to EUR 1,513,880, EUR 2,011,092, and EUR 1,732,937 respectively (Award, paras. 1860-1862). Applying the hourly rate of 250-325 EUR for the assistant and 750-850 EUR for each arbitrator, the Russian Federation suggests that the Tribunal's assistant spent more hours on the arbitrations than any other member of the tribunal, especially on the merits stage of the case (Writ, para. 492). Overall, Mr. Valasek worked 3,006 hours on the Yukos arbitrations: only 381 hours through the hearings on jurisdiction and admissibility, but as many as 2,625 hours through the merits hearing and drafting of the Award (Writ, para. 494). This is 40% to 70% greater than the number of hours spent by any of the arbitrators (Writ, paras. 496-497).
The Russian Federation claims that time spent on the case by the Tribunal's assistant cannot be explained by his administrative or logistical role, because two staff members of the Permanent Court of Arbitration, Brooks Daly as the Tribunal's secretary and Judith Levine as the Tribunal's assistant secretary, already spent more than 5,200 hours on these arbitration proceedings (Writ, paras. 469, 499). Also, the Russian Federation understands the Tribunal's refusal to further elaborate on the Tribunal's assistant work on the ground that doing so would engender "the confidentiality of the Tribunal's deliberations" as an admission that Mr. Valasek participated in the deliberations (Writ, paras. 469, 500).
Arbitral assistants and secretaries in international arbitration
Given the above circumstances, one of the issues to be decided can be phrased in the following way: which type of tasks may be entrusted to the arbitral tribunal's assistants and, more broadly speaking, to arbitral secretaries, without jeopardizing the mandate of the arbitral tribunal? Arbitral practice, especially in investment arbitration, shows that arbitral assistants are sometimes appointed (See: Caratube International Oil Company LLP v. Republic of Kazakhstan, ICSID Case No. ARB/08/12, Award, 5 June 2012; Glamis Gold, Ltd. v. United States, Award, 8 June 2009; Duke Energy International Peru Investments No. 1, Ltd. v. Republic of Peru, ICSID Case No. ARB/03/28, Decision on Jurisdiction, 1 February 2006; The Rompetrol Group N.V. v. The Republic of Romania, ICSID Case No. ARB/06/3, Decision on Respondent's Preliminary Objections on Jurisdiction and Admissibility, 18 April 2008; Compañía de Aguas del Aconquija S.A., Vivendi Universal v Republic of Argentina, ICSID Case No. ARB/97/3, Award, 20 August 2007). Such appointments might not be a surprise given the complexity of the cases and the abundance of the submissions made by the parties. In at least one of these cases, the tribunal justified the appointment of the tribunal's assistant by the need for "logistical assistance on the file in this case" (Caratube International Oil Company LLP v. Republic of Kazakhstan, ICSID Case No. ARB/08/12, Award, 5 June 2012). What can such "logistical assistance" include?
The Young ICCA Guide on Arbitral Secretaries 2014 ("Guide") provides in Article 3 a non-exhaustive list of the arbitral secretaries' roles, many of which are of purely administrative or organizational nature (for example, Articles 3(2)(a), (c) and (d) of the Guide). According to the same Article, the role of an arbitral secretary may go beyond the purely administrative, subject to "appropriate direction and supervision by the arbitral tribunal". Some clearly non-administrative tasks are drafting tasks, more specifically "[d]rafting procedural orders and similar documents" and "[d]rafting appropriate parts of the award" (Guide, Article 3(2)(g) and (j)). However, not all parts of the award are equally acceptable to be drafted by the arbitral secretary: drafting controversies especially arise regarding the "Legal Reasoning" and "presumably the final analysis and operative portions of the award" (Guide, Commentary to Article 3(2)(j)).
The role of a secretary and an assistant in the arbitration proceedings can be understood by the comparison given in the IBA Guidelines on Conflict of Interest in International Arbitration 2014 ("IBA Guidelines") that both "secretaries and assistants to the Arbitral Tribunal are bound by the same duty of independence and impartiality (including the duty of disclosure) as arbitrators" (IBA Guidelines, General Standard 5(b)). However, this still does not clarify the assistant's tasks in the proceedings and the thin line between drafting the award and deciding the case may not always be visible.
Tribunal's mandate in commercial arbitration: case of Sacheri v Robotto (1989)
In commercial arbitration, a similar situation was addressed in a decision by the Italian Supreme Court rendered on 7 June 1989 in the case Sacheri v. Robotto ("Decision", excerpt available in Yearbook Commercial Arbitration, Volume 16, Kluwer Law International 1991, pp. 156-157; Commented also in: Julian D. M. Lew, Loukas A. Mistelis, et al., Comparative International Commercial Arbitration, Kluwer Law International 2003, pp. 234, 637). Arbitrators, who had no legal training, did not participate in drafting the award. Instead, they hired a lawyer, who was appointed as an expert, to draft the award for them. The adjudication of their mandate was clear in this case, as the Supreme Court noted that "[d]ue to the arbitrators' professed incapacity to decide issues other than technical construction problems, it amounted to delegating a third person to formulate the final decision, which the arbitrators were not able to conceive and which they could not critically examine once it had been drafted" (Decision, para. 1). The Supreme Court emphasized that legal decision-making is a task which cannot be delegated to the persons other than the arbitrators (Decision, paras. 3, 4).
The proceedings on setting aside of the Yukos Awards has brought to light an interesting question: may the tribunal entrust its assistant with substantive obligations with regard to analysis of the parties' arguments and drafting of the award? Earlier, the Italian Supreme Court set a clear rule that a tribunal composed of non-lawyers may not delegate a third party to solve the legal issues of the case. On the contrary, all the arbitrators in the Yukos arbitration were highly renowned and respected lawyers, so it remains to be seen where the court will draw a line in determining the limits on the arbitral tribunal's assistant's competences.
Dispute Boards as Pre-Arbitration Tools: Recent Developments and Practical Considerations
Paul Taggart (Dispute Resolution Board Foundation)/ February 28, 2015
The New Dutch Arbitration Act 2015
Barbara Rumora-Scheltema and Bo Ra Hoebeke (NautaDutilh )/ February 25, 2015
A Counsel says:
If this is a key argument to set aside the Yukos award, then the RF is in trouble.
It appears the secretary was identified and accepted by the parties at the outset, or at least no objection is mentioned. It would also be useful to know if during the proceedings any interim bills or statements of work were rendered by the tribunal and secretary, and whether the RF objected at the time.
The fact that the secretary did a considerable amount of work between the merits and the award is not itself surprising. Presumably, the parties each produced robust bundles for which the secretary was responsible for keeping in order and coordinating, etc. As the above post notes, the use of a secretary is today so common there are even protocols for it.
What is unquestionably disconcerting, however, is that a secretary could be left by the tribunal to bill nearly Euro 1 million in the arbitration. While it is doubtful this is grounds to set aside, it is highly disconcerting that a tribunal would permit its secretary to carry out so much work rather than delegating to less-expensive non-lawyer assists and paralegals for the day-to-day management of the case. Absent a reasonable explanation as to how the tribunal would let his bill get so high, this is something that would cause me to avoid these arbitrators in the future.
A_Layman says:
On the matter of non-lawyers – of whom I am clearly one – I submit that, since law must be available to all, any party who wishes a legal point to be considered has the burden of clearly so expressing it.
Further, I suggest, the analysis of law must be logical. Esoteric material may have to be evidenced by an expert (who gives evidence if plain sight and can be examined), but expert evidence is a concept widely accepted.
I see no difference in principle between a layman analysing a lawyer's evidence and a lawyer analysing a scientist's evidence.
By the way, when acting as a tribunal's expert, I well remember, after the presentation of my report, being invited to join appropriate parts of the deliberation. I don't say that is right or wrong, only that it makes the analogy with the clerk/secretary complete.
Bagoni Bukar says:
Russian Federation may have a case but it has to go beyond the hourly billing Claim.
With a tribunal comprising these seasoned arbitatrators I do not think they would want to be ridiculed .The allegations border on misconduct which is a good ground for setting aside an award. Clearly the role of the secretaries or assistants cannot overlap those of the arbitrators. It is the duty of the arbitrators to render a reasoned award based on the facts and argument advanced by the parties. The secretaries have no role in writing the award and if they did so, the award must be set aside .
K. R. Nair advicate says:
It is only the arbitrators who are authorized to adjudicate the dispute which means that they must examine the witnesses and documents, analyse them with reference to the dispute and give their findings. One who hears the case must decide it unlike in a sovereign court proceeding. The arbitrators cannot delegate any of these functions to any other person including their secretary and assistant. They are their to assist the arbitrators to perform their functions. They cannot usurp into the role of the arbitration howsoever efficient they are. The award is not sustainable in law and deserves to be set aside.


A small, no-frills tool for uploading photos to Flickr.
Uploads all jpeg files from current directory to flickr.
The same, but without a graphical interface. Puts the files in the set "A new set".
Shows the plemp window with the photoset box highlighted so you can type the title for the photoset, or select an existing set from your account from the dropdown.


Raken Introduces Customized Daily Reports!
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Along with the ability to customize the daily survey questions for each of your projects, Raken now allows you to customize which fields you'd like to display on your PDF report.
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Holy crap, (it looks like) it's Samus!
Casting in clear? This can only prove to be interesting.
Those of you thinking Samus Aran are wrong.
It's old school, but not quite that old school.
Are you and your awesome costume army going to attend the parade for the local champion little league team?
I'm thinking I'll be there, but not the costumes. I'm not going to do anything that might take even a tiny bit of attention from those kids.
That wouldn't happen to be this from PAX this year, would it?


ncollide is a 2 and 3-dimensional collision detection library written with the rust programming language.
As its name suggests, it is generic wrt the dimension: it works with both 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional shapes.
The official user guide is available here. The rustdoc documentation is available here.
ncollide2d = "0.18" # For 2D collision detection.
ncollide3d = "0.18" # For 3D collision detection.
plane vs. any convex object collision detection.
And various traits for collision detectors and broad phase collision detection.
Structures for describing and storing collision-related events.
Persistent collision detection algorithms to compute contact points.
Transformation, simplification and decomposition of meshes.
High level API to detect collisions in large, complex scenes.


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US government says Android is a malware magnet thanks to OS fragmentation
By nateog Aug 27, 2013, 11:38pm EDT
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Android's persistent fragmentation problem isn't just a Google problem, but a federal government concern too. A new study issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) says that Android devices expose US agencies to a significantly greater malware threat in large part because so many devices run outdated versions of the mobile OS. Of the malicious attacks documented in the study, 79 percent took place on an Android device. Meanwhile, Apple's iOS received just 0.7 percent of the recorded malware threats.
In addition to fragmentation, the fact that Android is the most widely used mobile OS on the planet also makes it a target for hackers, the DHS and FBI say. About half of the malware threats Android devices encountered in the study — which is based off of data collected in 2012 — came by way text messages that installed attacking apps, the agencies A downside for outdated Androids say. Neither organization went so far as to say that Android devices shouldn't be used. But the DHS and FBI did issue a joint statement offering the study's findings as something for police, fire, and other emergency responders to consider. Google officials did not respond to a request for comment by press time.
Symbian, the old mobile OS that Nokia has largely given up on, accounted for 19 percent of malicious attacks documented in the study. Windows Mobile and BlackBerry devices meanwhile each took a respective 0.3 percent of the malware pie, the study says. "The growing use of mobile devices by federal, state, and local authorities makes it more important than ever to keep mobile OS patched and up-to-date," the DHS and FBI advise. But, all too often, carrier politics and manufacturer policies mean that operating system updates and fixes aren't even an option for many Android devices.
Correction: This article original stated that Windows Phone was cited in the report. That was incorrect. The article has now been amended to read "Windows Mobile."


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package org.uberfire.util;

import junit.framework.TestCase;
import org.uberfire.backend.server.util.TextUtil;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Map;

public class TextUtilTest extends TestCase {

    private static final String BASE = "dUMmY";
    private StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder( BASE );

    String userNameIllegalChars ="ªº\\!|\"@·#$%&¬/()=?'¿¡€^`[*+]¨´{}<>,;:_~ .-";
    String repoNameIllegalChars ="ªº\\!|\"@·#$%&¬/()=?'¿¡€^`[*+]¨´{}<>,;:_~ ";

    // key: illegal char, value: expected char after normalization
    Map<Character, Character> additionalIllegal = new HashMap<Character, Character>();

    @Override
    protected void setUp() throws Exception {
        additionalIllegal.put( 'ñ', 'n' );
        additionalIllegal.put( 'Ñ', 'N' );
        additionalIllegal.put( 'ç', 'c' );
        additionalIllegal.put( 'Ç', 'C' );
        additionalIllegal.put( 'á', 'a' );
        additionalIllegal.put( 'à', 'a' );
        additionalIllegal.put( 'ä', 'a' );
        additionalIllegal.put( 'Á', 'A' );
        additionalIllegal.put( 'À', 'A' );
        additionalIllegal.put( 'Ä', 'A' );
    }

    public void testNormalizeUserName() {
        for (int i = 0; i < userNameIllegalChars.length(); i++) {
            int index = 0;
            assertEquals( BASE, TextUtil.normalizeUserName(sb.insert(index, userNameIllegalChars.charAt(i)).toString()) );
            sb.deleteCharAt( index );

            index = BASE.length()-3;
            assertEquals( BASE, TextUtil.normalizeUserName( sb.insert( index, userNameIllegalChars.charAt(i) ).toString() ) );
            sb.deleteCharAt( index );

            index = BASE.length()-1;
            assertEquals( BASE, TextUtil.normalizeUserName( sb.insert( index, userNameIllegalChars.charAt(i) ).toString() ) );
            sb.deleteCharAt( index );
        }

        StringBuilder expected = new StringBuilder( BASE );
        for (Iterator<Map.Entry<Character, Character>> it = additionalIllegal.entrySet().iterator(); it.hasNext(); ) {
            Map.Entry<Character, Character> entry = it.next();

            int index = 0;
            assertEquals( expected.insert( index, entry.getValue() ).toString(), TextUtil.normalizeUserName( sb.insert( index, entry.getKey() ).toString() ) );
            sb.deleteCharAt( index );
            expected.deleteCharAt( index );

            index = BASE.length()-3;
            assertEquals( expected.insert( index, entry.getValue() ).toString(), TextUtil.normalizeUserName( sb.insert( index, entry.getKey() ).toString() ) );
            sb.deleteCharAt( index );
            expected.deleteCharAt( index );

            index = BASE.length()-1;
            assertEquals( expected.insert( index, entry.getValue() ).toString(), TextUtil.normalizeUserName( sb.insert( index, entry.getKey() ).toString() ) );
            sb.deleteCharAt(index);
            expected.deleteCharAt( index );
        }
    }

    public void testNormalizeRepositoryName() {
        for (int i = 0; i < repoNameIllegalChars.length(); i++) {
            int index = 0;
            assertEquals( BASE, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( sb.insert( index, repoNameIllegalChars.charAt(i) ).toString() ) );
            sb.deleteCharAt( index );

            index = BASE.length()-3;
            assertEquals( BASE, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( sb.insert( index, repoNameIllegalChars.charAt(i) ).toString() ) );
            sb.deleteCharAt( index );

            index = BASE.length()-1;
            assertEquals( BASE, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( sb.insert( index, repoNameIllegalChars.charAt(i) ).toString() ) );
            sb.deleteCharAt( index );
        }

        StringBuilder expected = new StringBuilder( BASE );
        for (Iterator<Map.Entry<Character, Character>> it = additionalIllegal.entrySet().iterator(); it.hasNext(); ) {
            Map.Entry<Character, Character> entry = it.next();

            int index = 0;
            assertEquals( expected.insert( index, entry.getValue() ).toString(), TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( sb.insert( index, entry.getKey() ).toString() ) );
            sb.deleteCharAt( index );
            expected.deleteCharAt( index );

            index = BASE.length()-3;
            assertEquals( expected.insert( index, entry.getValue() ).toString(), TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( sb.insert( index, entry.getKey() ).toString() ) );
            sb.deleteCharAt( index );
            expected.deleteCharAt( index );

            index = BASE.length()-1;
            assertEquals( expected.insert( index, entry.getValue() ).toString(), TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( sb.insert( index, entry.getKey() ).toString() ) );
            sb.deleteCharAt( index );
            expected.deleteCharAt( index );
        }

        String strInput = "";
        String strExpected = "";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "_{`";
        strExpected = "";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = ".";
        strExpected = "";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "-";
        strExpected = "";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "...";
        strExpected = "";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "---";
        strExpected = "";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "..d.";
        strExpected = "d";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = ".d..";
        strExpected = "d";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "--d-";
        strExpected = "d";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "-d--";
        strExpected = "d";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "..d..";
        strExpected = "d";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = ".-d..";
        strExpected = "d";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = ".d-..";
        strExpected = "d";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "--d--.";
        strExpected = "d";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));

        strInput = "d---f";
        strExpected = "df";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "d...f";
        strExpected = "df";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "d----f";
        strExpected = "df";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "d-f";
        strExpected = "d-f";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "d.f";
        strExpected = "d.f";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "d.-f";
        strExpected = "df";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "d.-.f";
        strExpected = "df";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "d-.-f";
        strExpected = "df";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "d-.f";
        strExpected = "df";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "d..-.-B'.--..+-_--ç-..f";
        strExpected = "dBcf";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));

        strInput = "m\"y-t@ës#t'.re{p'o-n:a;m,e";
        strExpected = "my-test.repo-name";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = "-m\"y-t@ës#t'.re{p'o-n:a;m,e-";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
        strInput = ".m\"y-t@ës#t'.re{p'o-n:a;m,e.";
        assertEquals( strExpected, TextUtil.normalizeRepositoryName( strInput ));
    }

}

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"This is only an issue with a couple hundred people on social media." That's what Governor Doug Burgum reportedly told the Bismarck Tribune's editorial board when the issue of the last-minute gutting of the powers of the Auditor's Office came up. The exchange was mentioned in a column by Tribune publisher Gary Adkisson, who promises…
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The Bismarck Tribune today, in an editorial, blisters Governor Doug Burgum for holding a closed-door meeting with oil and gas industry leaders to talk about pipeline safety. "When Gov. Doug Burgum took office we knew he would take a different approach to government," the Tribune writes. "Unfortunately, that includes excluding the public from discussions that directly impact…
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Today the Bismarck Tribune editorializes against a push by lawmakers a bill creating a commission tasked with reviewing our state's initiated measure process (it passed in the state Senate this week), "The initiated measure process has served North Dakota well and the Legislature should tread lightly when considering changing it," the paper writes. Only, that's not…
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I have been calling for NDSU President Dean Bresciani to go for years, but in recent weeks the list of people and organizations doing the same has grown. Former state lawmaker and retired newspaper publisher John Andrist suggested that Bresicani move on in a post here on SAB not so long ago. Former Grand Forks…
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Rob Port - April 6, 2016 - Featured, National
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Bismarck Tribune Publisher Brian Kroshus Expected To Seek NDGOP Nomination For State Auditor
Rob Port - October 22, 2015 - Featured, North Dakota
Yesterday we got news that Bob Peterson – a Republican and North Dakota's Auditor since 1996 – will not be seeking a sixth term in office in 2016. This morning I can report that Brian Kroshus, currently the publisher of the Bismarck Tribune, is expected to seek the office. I'm told by sources close to Kroshus that…
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Bismarck Tribune Drops Accidental F-Bomb In Today's Edition
The whoopsie is above in a caption for a photo over an article about hunting. Here's the apology the paper just published on their Facebook page. Hey, it happens. I've certainly had more than my fair share of typo/editing shenanigans here on the blog. So have other media outlets in the state. Hey, Fargo Forum, whatever…
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Alexander Proudlock was born in Newcastle Upon-Tyne in 1992. He studied his degree in Composition and Performance with Dr David Horne in Manchester at the Royal Northern College of Music, before completing a master's in Composition at the Royal Academy of Music in London under the Tony Award winning orchestrator Christopher Austin.
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Q: Copy cells from multiple excel files and paste them into master file I got this VBA Code which is supposed to read out the cells from closed excel files (which are located in one folder) and copy the content into the master file.
It seems to read out the files as supposed however pasting the copied contend seems not to work.
Any ideas?
Sub ReadAndMerceData()

Dim objFs As Object
Dim objFolder As Object
Dim file As Object

Set objFs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFolder = objFs.GetFolder("C:\Users\XXX\Desktop\TEST")

Dim iStartRow As Integer
iStartRow = 0

For Each file In objFolder.Files

    Dim src As Workbook
    Set src = Workbooks.Open(file.Path)

    Dim iTotalRows As Integer
    iTotalRows = 50

    Dim iTotalCols As Integer
    iTotalCols = 17
    Dim iRows, iCols As Integer

    For iRows = 1 To iTotalRows
        For iCols = 1 To iTotalCols
            Cells(iRows + iStartRow, iCols) = src.Worksheets("Tabelle1").Cells(iRows, iCols)
        Next iCols
    Next iRows

    iStartRow = iRows + 1
    iRows = 0

    src.Close False
    Set src = Nothing
Next

End Sub

A: You don't need to copy over cell by cell. You can copy over the whole range at once, which is a lot faster.
Also make sure you specify the workbook and worksheet you want to copy into. Never use Range or Cells without specifing the worksheet (or Excel will guess and it might be wrong).
Option Explicit

Public Sub ReadAndMerceData()
    Dim objFs As Object
    Set objFs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

    Dim objFolder As Object
    Set objFolder = objFs.GetFolder("C:\Users\XXX\Desktop\TEST")

    Dim dest As Worksheet 'define your destination sheet!
    Set dest = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("DestinationSheet")

    'make them variabes if they are dynamic otherwise use constants if hardcoded.
    Const TotalRows As Long = 50
    Const TotalCols As Long = 17

    Dim iStartRow As Long

    Dim file As Object
    For Each file In objFolder.Files
        Dim src As Workbook
        Set src = Workbooks.Open(file.Path)

        'copy all cells at once
        dest.Cells(iStartRow + 1, 1).Resize(TotalRows, TotalCols).Value = src.Worksheets("Tabelle1").Cells(1, 1).Resize(TotalRows, TotalCols).Value

        iStartRow = iStartRow + TotalRows + 1

        src.Close SaveChanges:=False
    Next file
End Sub

Explanation
This dest.Cells(iStartRow + 1, 1) is the first cell we want to copy into so with .Resize(TotalRows, TotalCols) we expand that cell into a range and set its .Value equal to the source sheets range which starts in the first cell src.Worksheets("Tabelle1").Cells(1, 1) and has the same amount of rows and coluns .Resize(TotalRows, TotalCols).
Note that copying a full range is always faster than copying the same data cell by cell, because it is only 1 copy action that has to be performed.

A: Foloowing @BigBen and also @Pᴇʜ suggestions, and also ordering your code a little to be more efficient, try the modified code below:
Option Explicit

Sub ReadAndMerceData()

' Objects and parameters declaration section
Dim objFs As Object
Dim objFolder As Object
Dim file As Object
Dim src As Workbook
Dim wb As Workbook
Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim iStartRow As Long, iTotalRows As Long, iTotalCols As Long, iRows As Long, iCols As Long

Set objFs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFolder = objFs.GetFolder("C:\Users\XXX\Desktop\TEST")

' remove screen flickering (speed your code's run-time)
Application.ScreenUpdating = False

' set the result worknook and worksheet objects (modify to suit your needs)
Set wb = ThisWorkbook
Set ws = wb.Worksheets("sheet1") ' <-- modify "Sheet1" to your sheet's name

' set your parameters once, don't need to set them every time inside the loop
iStartRow = 0
iTotalRows = 50
iTotalCols = 17
For Each file In objFolder.Files
    Set src = Workbooks.Open(file.Path)

    For iRows = 1 To iTotalRows
        For iCols = 1 To iTotalCols
            ws.Cells(iRows + iStartRow, iCols) = src.Worksheets("Tabelle1").Cells(iRows, iCols)
        Next iCols
    Next iRows

    iStartRow = iRows + 1
    iRows = 0

    src.Close False
    Set src = Nothing
Next

Application.ScreenUpdating = True

End Sub


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Ground -2 : On the facts and in the circumstances of the case, the learned ADIT has erred in law and in facts in holding that the payments by Taz to various non-residents, towards programming fees of US $ 1,46,31,363 for acquiring telecasting rights, are royalty in nature as defined under Explanation 2 to section 9 (1) (vi) of the Act and as such income deemed to accrue or arise in India. Accordingly, the learned ADIT erred in disallowing said expenses under section 40 (a) (i) of the Act on account of non-deduction of tax under section 195 of the Act.
(i) In relation to advertising income, he held that Taj India is a Dependent Agent of the assessee, therefore, the assessee has a PE in India within the meaning of Article -5(4) of India – Mauritius DTAA.
(ii) Regarding distribution income, the A O held that distribution agreement involves full/partial transfer of distribution rights and granting of license in respect of trademark, copyright, secret formula or process etc. including films and video tapes. The said agreement involves the use of /right to use the copyright, trademark, etc. owned by the company. The assessee is providing service through Taj India and Taj India could not have rendered any service to the subscribers/cable operators without the trademark, copyright etc. transferred to it by the assessee.
(iii) The AO disallowed the Programming cost paid to various cricket boards and other sports association for acquiring live telecast rights in respect of events taking place outside India under section 40(a) (i) of the Act as no tax was deducted at source as according to him, such payments are in the nature of "Royalty" in respect of such events.
(iv) The AO also disallowed the Transponder fees of $ 2,19,913 paid to PanAmSat International System Inc. for rendering services through Satellite located outside India, in telecasting the sports channel namely "Ten Sports" to various countries under section 40(a) (i) of the Act as no tax was deducted at source from such payment as according to him, it is in the nature of "Royalty" and falls under clause (iva) of Explanation -2 to Section 9(1) (vi) of the Act.
(v) The A O also disallowed the Up-linking charges of $ 5,95,973 paid to PanAmSat and various other non-residents for rendering services in the form of up linking the signal in respect of live events, taking place outside India, from the venue of the event to the satellite under section 40(a) (i) of the Act as no tax was deducted at source from such payment as according to him, it is in the nature of "Royalty" and falls under clause (iva) of Explanation -2 to Section 9(1) (vi).
7. The DRP, by and large updated the order of the A O and restricted 75% of the assessable profits arising from Indian operation to be attributable for the functions performed by the "independent agent PE" in India which has been held liable for taxable in India.
Learned Sr. Counsel, Shri Percy Pardiwala submitted that in assessee"s own case for the assessment years 2003-04 to 2005-06, the Tribunal held that so far as the income from "distribution activities, is concerned, Taj India does not constitute assessee"s PE in India. However, he submitted that even if, it is presumed that Taj India is a PE of the assessee in India, then also, no income can be said to be attributable to India, because the assessee has remunerated its so-called agent (Taj India) in India at "arm"s length" consideration. After referring to the transfer pricing order of the TPO for the current assessment year to whom international transaction between the assessee and Taj India was referred to included advertisement and distribution income, which has been found to be at arm"s length. The copy of the TPO"s order in the case of the assessee as well as Taj India has been filed before us in support. Once, the payment to Taj India has been accepted to be at arm"s length, therefore, there cannot be any question of distribution of any further income at the hands of the assessee on account of the alleged/presumed PE in India.
We have considered the rival submissions, perused the relevant findings in the impugned order, specifically in the context of arguments placed before us. From a perusal of the Tribunal order for the earlier years (supra), we find that so far as the issue relating to PE regarding "distribution revenue/income is concerned, "which was raked up in Revenue"s appeal, it has been held that Taz India does not constitute "agency PE" in terms of India Mauritius DTAA. However, on the issue of "advertisement revenue/income" the finding was left open, because that issue was in assessee"s appeal and the assessee"s appeal was dismissed on the ground of limitation. Before us, only limited point which has been argued before us is that, even if for the argument sake, it is presumed that Taj India constitutes a PE of the assessee in India, then no further income can be attributed in the hands of the assessee, because the transaction between the assessee and Taj India has been found to be at arm"s length and in support the TPO"s order u/s 92CA (3) dated 30-09-2009 has been filed in the case of Taj TV India Pvt. Ltd. as well as Taj TV Ltd. (India Operation).
Thus, if admittedly Taj India is being remunerated at arm"s length, then, no further income/profit can be said to be attributable to the assessee in India from PE. It is an undisputed fact that the TPO has accepted the transaction between the assessee and Taj India at an arm"s length price. Hence, respectfully following the law laid down by the Hon"ble Apex Court and followed by the Hon"ble jurisdictional High Court, we also hold that if the arm"s length price of the transaction has been accepted, between the assessee and Taj India, then nothing further should be attributable to the assessee which is to be taxed in India. Thus, on this reasoning we allow the assessee"s ground No.1.