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CSU PRESIDENTS JOIN FORCES IN FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER
June 26, 2019 Cynthia Wilson Uncategorized 0
Friday, June 28th, 2019, will be a special day in Northern Colorado. On that day, CSU President Tony Frank and incoming CSU President Joyce McConnell will lead the celebration of the Food Bank's official grand re-opening of its Fort Collins pantry and help kick off the public phase of its Feeding Our Future capital campaign. The Food Bank event will serve as one of Frank's last functions as CSU president before McConnell assumes her new role.
On June 28th, Tony Frank and Joyce McConnell will welcome visitors to the Food Bank's Fort Collins Fresh Food Share pantry to celebrate its grand re-opening. Fort Collins Mayor Wade Troxell and Loveland Mayor Jacki Marsh are also scheduled to be on hand to mark the occasion, along with Food Bank donors, board members and members of the community.
The Fort Collins Fresh Food Share pantry, which serves more than 8,000 unduplicated individuals each month, recently underwent a 6-week renovation. The goal of the renovation was to improve the access, flow and aesthetics of the pantry, thereby improving the shopping experience for Food Bank clients.
The event will also serve as a kickoff for the Food Bank's public phase of its Feeding Our Future capital campaign. In May of 2018, the Food Bank moved its distribution center and business office to a new facility in Loveland. The $9 million Feeding Our Future capital campaign paid for the purchase and renovation of the new facility. Using its own money, private donations and grants, the Food Bank has funded more than $8 million of the campaign to date. The public phase will help the Food Bank raise the final $1 million needed to close the campaign.
The Feeding Our Future campaign is deeply personal to Dr. Frank. As a long-time supporter of the Food Bank, he signed on to co-chair the campaign and has been a major factor in its success. During the June 28th event, Dr. Frank, along with campaign co-chair Lisa Clay, will announce a board-designated match for the Feeding Our Future campaign.
"The Food Bank is a lifeline for our community and neighbors in need, and they are active partners with Colorado State University in addressing food insecurity," Dr. Frank said. "Hunger in our community is real, and it's something that each of us can help to eliminate. It's why I became a Food Bank supporter so many years ago and why I continue to support the work that they do every day."
The longstanding partnership between CSU and the Food Bank has grown even more important in recent years as food insecurity on college campuses has become more visible. In response, CSU has instituted several hunger-relief initiatives, including Rams Against Hunger, campus pocket pantries, and a mobile pantry that serves more than 800 students and staff each month.
"We have been so fortunate to have Tony Frank as an advocate for these many years. Tony has moved mountains for us and we could not be more grateful," said Food Bank for Larimer County CEO Amy Pezzani. "We are thrilled that he will continue as chancellor and that someone of Joyce's character and leadership is taking the reins at CSU."
WHAT: Partnership to End Hunger event
WHEN: Friday, June 28, 2019, 10:00 am
WHERE: 1301 Blue Spruce Drive, Fort Collins
WHO: CSU President Tony Frank, incoming CSU President Joyce McConnell, elected officials, and guests
Founded in 1984, the Food Bank for Larimer County is the county's only Feeding America clearinghouse for donated food. An estimated 37,500 Larimer County residents receive assistance through the Food Bank's programs and partners each year. The Food Bank's Nutritious Kitchen prepares meals and snacks for children and seniors; the Nourishing Network partners with more than 100 community programs; and the Fresh Food Share pantries provide a client-choice shopping experience for Larimer County residents in need. For more information, visit www.foodbanklarimer.org.
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Asian food is probably one of the most flavorful and unique. As a food lover, I've created this dish inspired by the flavors of Asia!
Marinate chicken with the rest of the ingredients for 15 mins. While the chicken is marinating, prep the grill. Once the chicken is well marinated, start grilling the chicken in bamboo skewers until its well done. Serve with an asian dip made of vinegar, sugar and crushed chillis.
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Q: How to use Angular expression in an svg path element's 'd' attribute I have a wavey-shaped path that needs to stretch across the screen ... it will be used as a text path for text scrolling across the screen.
In theory, to produce a sin wave across the width of the screen, it should be as simple as:
<div style = "position:absolute;height:3%;width:100%;top:10%;left:0;">
    <svg width='100%'  height='100%'  viewBox="0 0 100 100">
        <path d = "M 0 50 C 33 0, 66 100, 100 50" >
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But this only gives me a very very short wave ... I guess one that is only 100pixels wide.

So I decided to add Angular expressions into the path definition ... (the innerWidth is calculated during resizing):
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           d = "M 0 50 C {{0.33*innerWidth}} 0, {{.66*innerWidth}} 100, {{1*innerWidth}} 50"
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In firefox, Chrome, Opera35, this works great: an wave that stretches properly. But Ipad Safari, Iphone Safari,  and IE Edge, results vary in their wrongness.
NOTE: Chrome displays error: Error: Invalid value for  attribute d="M 0 50 C {{0.33*pvo_contMain.innerWidth}} 0, {{.66*pvo_contMain.innerWidth}} 100, {{1*pvo_contMain.innerWidth}} 50"
NOTE: you can see the wave here: test page

A: AFAIK, attribute with {{}} is considered as to be invalid HTML for atleast IE. So do use ng-attr-* directive, which will evaluate value of interpolation {{}} and put it inside d attribute.
ng-attr-d="{{'M 0 50 C '+0.33*innerWidth+ '0, '+.66*innerWidth+' 100,'+ 1*innerWidth+' 50'}}"

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WASHINGTON, DC - The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today announced 23 new enforcement actions taken against national banks and individuals currently and formerly affiliated with national banks.
May 31, 2000 - Attached are 1990 U.S. Census and 2000 Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) estimated median family incomes for metropolitan statistical areas (MSA) and non-MSA portions of each state. The annual HUD data are used to determine borrower income levels in Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) performance evaluations.
May 30, 2000 - The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) today released a list of orders of administrative enforcement actions taken against banks and individuals in April. One administrative hearing is scheduled for June.
The annual Summary of Deposits (SOD) survey and instructions for the period ending June 30, 2000, will be mailed on July 7 to institutions with more than a main office facility.
May 26, 2000 - The Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) today announced the release of a list of savings associations scheduled for Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) examinations during the third quarter of 2000.
May 25, 2000 - The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is providing insured institutions with updated information about deposit insurance assessments. The information pertains to the semiannual assessment period beginning July 1, 2000, and subsequent assessment periods.
May 24, 2000 - Thirteen more states and the District of Columbia have signed information sharing agreements with the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS), OTS announced today. The additions bring the total number of states signing the pact so far to 16, including the District.
May 25, 2000 - The Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) reported today that it completed 17 enforcement actions during the months of March and April 2000.
May 24, 2000 - In the first quarter of 2000, the number of federally insured credit unions with assets over $50 million turned in solid, steady growth and saw delinquencies decline to perhaps the lowest level in history according to preliminary balance sheet and income statement data submitted. Since the same reporting period last year, the number of large credit unions grew from 1,454 to 1,506 institutions.
WASHINGTON -- Comptroller of the Currency John D. Hawke Jr. told Congress today that the OCC will use the supervisory process to combat predatory and abusive lending at any national banks found to engage in such practices.
May 23, 2000 - The National Credit Union Administration Board announced today that it has issued prohibition orders against three former credit union officials.
May 23, 2000 - The Federal Reserve Board today requested additional comment on deposit deadlines and pricing practices for automated clearing house (ACH) transactions. Comments are requested by July 25, 2000.
Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey on Bank Lending Practices (BLPS) focused primarily on changes in the supply of, and demand for, bank loans to businesses and households over the past three months. Supplementary questions addressed the effect of conditions in the high-yield bond market on demand for C&I loans, changes in terms on residential real estate lending over the past two years, the distribution of loan-to-value ratios on home mortgage originations during the last three months, and loans to purchase and carry securities. Loan officers from fifty-seven large domestic banks and twenty-one U.S. branches and agencies of foreign banks participated in the survey. The responses indicate that banks became significantly more cautious lenders over the past three months.
May 19, 2000 - How do predatory lenders fund their operations? Are federally insured depository institutions involved? If so, what steps can and should be taken by responsible lenders, state and local governments, and federal regulators to protect consumers from abusive lending practices?
May 19, 2000 - On April 28, 2000, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and the Office of Thrift Supervision (the agencies) published in the Federal Register an update of "Interagency Questions and Answers Regarding Community Reinvestment" (2000 Interagency Questions and Answers), which is a comprehensive interpretation of the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA). The agencies consider the Interagency Questions and Answers to be the primary vehicle for disseminating guidance interpreting the CRA regulations. This update supersedes all previously published Interagency Questions and Answers.
May 19, 2000 - Under the Bank Holding Company Act, bank holding companies may elect to be financial holding companies. Following is a list of those companies whose elections to become or be treated as financial holding companies are effective. The list includes only the top-tier holding company in each organization.
May 18, 2000 - The National Credit Union Administration has activated its disaster relief policy to assist credit unions and members in Los Alamos, New Mexico, where homes were destroyed by forest fires in the past week.
May 18, 2000 - The Federal Reserve Board today published proposed amendments to Regulation Z, Truth in Lending, revising the disclosure requirements for credit and charge card solicitations and applications. Comment is requested by July 18, 2000.
May 18, 2000 - The Federal Reserve Board today announced the issuance of a consent Order against the Korea Exchange Bank, Seoul, Korea, its Los Angeles Agency, and its Chicago, Broadway, New York, and Seattle Branches.
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May 16, 2000 - The Federal Open Market Committee voted today to raise its target for the federal funds rate by 50 basis points to 6-1/2 percent. In a related action, the Board of Governors approved a 50 basis point increase in the discount rate to 6 percent.
WASHINGTON -- The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency today issued updated guidance to national banks on how to prevent, detect and respond to intrusions into their computer systems. Today's guidance supplements an OCC bulletin on cyber- terrorism published last year and an alert on distributed denial of service attacks issued in February.
WASHINGTON, DC -- The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today released a list of Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) performance evaluations that became public during the period of April 15 through May 14. The list contains only national banks and insured federal branches of foreign banks that have received ratings. The possible ratings are outstanding, satisfactory, needs to Improve, and substantial noncompliance.
May 15, 2000 - The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) will join the Bank Administration Institute (BAI) for a second year to co-sponsor a conference on "Community Development Lending and CRA Strategies for Community Banks" from June 19-21, 2000, in Arlington, VA.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has outlined measures to assist national banks and their customers affected by fires in New Mexico. The OCC regulates national banks.
May 10, 2000 - The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) today reported that the Bank Insurance Fund (BIF) had a comprehensive loss (net income plus unrealized loss on available-for-sale securities) of $198 million for calendar year 1999. At December 31, 1999, the fund balance was $29.4 billion, down from $29.6 billion at year-end 1998, primarily due to unanticipated losses recognized on 1999 bank failures. It was the first annual loss reported by the BIF since 1991. BIF revenues totaled $1.8 billion for the year, including $1.7 billion in interest on investments in U.S. Treasury obligations and $33 million in deposit insurance assessments.
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Office of Thrift Supervision jointly announced today their request for comment on a proposed rule implementing section 711, CRA Sunshine Requirements, of the recently enacted Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act.
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and the Office of Thrift Supervision today approved the issuance of final regulations implementing the provisions of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act governing the privacy of consumer financial information.
The Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) today issued savings associations' Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) performance evaluation ratings that became available in April 2000.
May 9, 2000 - U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers and U.S. Treasurer Mary Ellen Withrow introduced today the redesigned $10 and $5 bills with improved safety features to curtail counterfeiting of U.S. currency.
May 9, 2000 - This guidance describes expedited review procedures for national banks to effect reverse stock splits.
May 8, 2000 - The Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) has approved a federal thrift charter for Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. (MMC) to form an Internet-only thrift, @Bank, to be located in Framingham, Mass. It will be the eighth Internet bank chartered by OTS.
May 5, 2000 - The FDIC today issued its monthly list of state nonmember banks recently evaluated for compliance with the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA). The list covers evaluation ratings that the FDIC assigned to institutions in February 2000.
May 4, 2000 - The premiums banks pay for deposit insurance should better reflect the risks they pose, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Chairman Donna Tanoue said Thursday.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)has published "Effective Strategies in Community Development Finance and a Community Development Resource Guide," featuring strategies that have helped selected national banks engage in community development (CD) finance, with an annotated compendium of approximately 145 resources providing information on community development programs and tools.
May 3, 2000 - The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has published its semiannual agenda of regulations in the Federal Register to inform the public of the Corporation's regulatory actions and encourage participation in the rulemaking process.
WASHINGTON, DC --The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today announced nine new enforcement actions taken against national banks and individuals currently and formerly affiliated with national banks.
This letter implements procedures for assigning state member banks to a Watch List and subsequently monitoring their performance.
May 1, 2000 - The Federal Reserve Board today announced its approval of the notice of The Charles Schwab Corporation, San Francisco, California ("Schwab"), to become a bank holding company by acquiring U.S. Trust Corporation, New York, New York ("US Trust"), and its bank and nonbank subsidiaries, including United States Trust Company of New York, New York, New York.


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Julia E. Smith Translation 1876
49:1 And Jacob will call to his sons, and will say, Be ye gathered together, and I will announce to you what shall happen to you in the last part of the days.
49:2 Be gathered together, and hear ye sons of Jacob, and hear to Israel your father.
49:3 Reuben, my first-born, thou my strength, and the beginning of my strength, the abundance of elevation, and the abundance of might
49:4 Vain glorious as water, thou shalt not be preeminent; for thou didst go up out of thy father's. bed; then didst thou defile, going up to my couch.
49:5 Simon and Levi brethren; their swords instruments of violence.
49:6 My soul shall not come into their consultation; in their assembly, my honor shall not be united, for in their anger they killed a man and in their will, houghed a bullock.
49:7 Cursed their anger, for it was hard; and their wrath, for it was hardened: I will divide them in Jacob, and I will disperse them in Israel
49:8 Judah, thee, thee shall thy brethren praise; thy hand upon the back of thine enemies; thy father's sons shall worship before thee.
49:9 Judah, a lion's whelp; from the green leaf, my son, thou didst go up: bending, lying down, as a lion, and as a lioness: who shall raise him up?
49:10 The rod shall not depart from Judah, and a leader from between his feet, till that Shiloh shall come: and to him the obedience of the nations.
49:11 Binding his colt to the vine, and to the purple vine the son of the she-ass; he washed in wine his garment, and his clothing in the blood of grapes.
49:12 The eyes flashing from wine, the teeth white from milk.
49:13 Zebulon shall dwell by the coast of the sea; and he by a coast of ships, and the extremities, even to Zidon.
49:14 Issachar, an ass; a heap of bone lying down in the midst of the tribes.
49:15 And he will see the rest that it was good, and the land that it was pleasant; and he extended his shoulder to bear, and he will be a servant to tribute.
49:16 Dan shall judge his people as one of the tribes of Israel.
49:17 Dan shall be a serpent upon. the way, creeping upon the path, biting the heels of the horse and his beast for riding shall fall behind.
49:18 I waited for thy deliverance, Jehovah.
49:19 Gad, a troop, shall press upon him; and this shall press upon the heel.
49:20 From Asher his bread, fat, and he will give the dainties of a king.
49:21 Naphtali a mighty shoot, giving fair words.
49:22 Joseph a fruitful son, a fruitful son upon a fountain, the daughters mounting over a wall.
49:23 This adversary will embitter him, and the lords of the arrows will lie in wait.
49:24 And his bow will dwell in strength, and the seed of his hands will be firm by the hands of the mighty one of Jacob; from whence the shepherd, the stone of Israel
49:25 By the God of thy father, and he will help thee, and by the Almighty, and he will bless thee with the blessing of the heavens above, the blessing of the sea lying under, the blessing of the breasts and the womb.
49:26 The blessings of thy father were strong above the blessings of the everlasting mountains; the delight of the eternal hills, they shall be upon the head of Joseph and upon the crown of the head of him separated from his brethren.
49:27 Benjamin, a Wolf, tearing in pieces; in the morning will he eat the prey, and at evening he will divide the prey.
49:28 All these tribes of Israel, twelve: and this what their father spake to them, and he will bless them; each according to his blessing he blessed them.
49:29 And he will command them, and will say to them, I am added to my people: bury me with my fathers in the cave which is in the field of Ephron the Hittite.
49:30 In the cave that is in the field of Machpelah, which is before Mamra in the land of Canaan, which Abraham bought with the field from Ephron the Hittite, for the possession of a grave.
49:31 There they buried Abraham and Sarah his wife; there they buried Isaak and Rebekah his wife; and there I buried Leah.
49:32 The possession of the field and the cave which is in it, from the sons of Heth.
49:33 And Jacob will finish to command his sons, and he will gather his feet to the bed, and will expire, and will be gathered to his people.
The Julia Evelina Smith Parker Translation is considered the first complete translation of the Bible into English by a woman. The Bible was titled The Holy Bible: Containing the Old and New Testaments; Translated Literally from the Original Tongues, and was published in 1876.
Julia Smith, of Glastonbury, Connecticut had a working knowledge of Latin, Greek and Hebrew. Her father had been a Congregationalist minister before he became a lawyer. Having read the Bible in its original languages, she set about creating her own translation, which she completed in 1855, after a number of drafts. The work is a strictly literal rendering, always translating a Greek or Hebrew word with the same word wherever possible. Smith accomplished this work on her own in the span of eight years (1847 to 1855). She had sought out no help in the venture, even writing, "I do not see that anybody can know more about it than I do." Smith's insistence on complete literalness, plus an effort to translate each original word with the same English word, combined with an odd notion of Hebrew tenses (often translating the Hebrew imperfect tense with the English future) results in a translation that is mechanical and often nonsensical. However, such a translation if overly literal might be valuable to consult in checking the meaning of some individual verse. One notable feature of this translation was the prominent use of the Divine Name, Jehovah, throughout the Old Testament of this Bible version.
In 1876, at 84 years of age some 21 years after completing her work, she finally sought publication. The publication costs ($4,000) were personally funded by Julia and her sister Abby Smith. The 1,000 copies printed were offered for $2.50 each, but her household auction in 1884 sold about 50 remaining copies.
The translation fell into obscurity as it was for the most part too literal and lacked any flow. For example, Jer. 22:23 was given as follows: "Thou dwelling in Lebanon, building as nest in the cedars, how being compassionated in pangs coming to thee the pain as in her bringing forth." However, the translation was the only Contemporary English translation out of the original languages available to English readers until the publication of The British Revised Version in 1881-1894.(The New testament was published in 1881, the Old in 1884, and the Apocrypha in 1894.) This makes it an invaluable Bible for its period.


Temperature Indicators were referred to me when they wanted to add an e-commerce section to their existing website. Once we had built the online catalogue we recommended a better (and much cheaper) hosting provider and redesigned the original site. As a result online sales have increased by 4 times the level from their original design and they have reduced their hosting overheads.
Their design company at that time managed their site design and web hosting and had already purchased and templated an e-commerce product called Actinic.
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Death, injury and illness reduction for fire fighters is a major concern of the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF), which has been actively involved in the health and safety problems of fire fighters. During the course of a single year, a fire fighter has greater than a 40 percent chance of being injured. In fact, fire fighters' deaths, injuries, and occupationally induced illnesses exceed the mining, construction and logging industries, each of which annually ranks among the most hazardous occupations. Clearly, the profession of fire fighting, "the world's most hazardous profession," is deserving of concentrated attention and support in order to reduce the number of injuries, illnesses and deaths.
As a result, the John P. Redmond Memorial Trust Fund (later renamed the John P. Redmond Foundation) was established as a nonprofit organization at the IAFF Convention in 1958. The fund was named in memory of John P. Redmond, the IAFF's fourth General President, who died in office from occupational heart disease. The purpose of the fund is to encourage and carry forth research and education regarding the occupational hazards and diseases associated with fire fighting. These efforts have been supported over the years through IAFF membership dues, voluntary contributions from IAFF affiliates, IAFF Auxiliary chapters and memorial gifts from families and friends of fire fighters as well as support from federal agencies such as the U.S. Fire Administration, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the National Bureau of Standards.
To promote education, the Redmond Foundation sponsors a biennial symposium on the occupational health and hazards of the fire service. The 14 symposiums since 1971 provided forums for detailed discussion on safety and health matters directly affecting fire fighting personnel by bringing together fire fighters, medical researchers, medical practitioners, safety experts, fire chiefs, city management representatives, political leaders, universities, industry representatives and federal government representatives from various agencies. Often times, those in attendance have initiated new research efforts or caused programs to be implemented to reduce the hazards associated with fire fighting. In addition, these symposia have served as a valuable forum for fire fighters from across the United States and Canada to learn about and understand the occupational hazards of their profession, as well as ways to minimize these dangers. In this way, the Redmond Foundation has developed a record of achievement by keeping in the forefront of the health and safety issues affecting fire fighters. This, the fourteenth symposium, promises a program addressing what we believe to be the most significant health and safety issues in the fire service. This program will address relevant and timely issues and promote new IAFF initiatives and challenges, which will significantly change the fire service and save lives of our emergency response members.
Although much deserved attention has been focused on the biennial symposiums, they are just the pinnacle of the Foundation's efforts. The studies funded through the Foundation have led to medical evidence that correlates heart and lung diseases as well as occupational cancer with the profession of fire fighting. This research has been used successfully to lobby numerous state legislatures for the adoption of statutes that automatically provide compensation benefits to fire fighters with heart and lung diseases and occupational cancer. The Foundation has also supported research that examined the effects of the number one fire killer (carbon monoxide), as well as studies involving product liability, diesel exhaust in fire stations, and lower-back injuries. The Foundation has used its resources to continue field testing advances in protective clothing via Project FIRES.


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A stack is a linear data structure that we use when we care most about the top item (the one that is most recently added). Adding or removing is always done at the top and happens in O(1) time. Stacks operate in last-in-first-out (LIFO) order. The last item (most recent) is the first one that will be removed.
Think of your browser's "back" button — you only care about the page you most recently visited. You add items to the stack as you visit more pages. When you click "back", the browser grabs the page from the top of the stack and displays it to you. As you continue to click back, you get the pages starting from the one most recently visited and move backward until you reach the page you first visited.
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Big O Complexity
push O(1)
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Pros 🔥
Fast Access at the Last Item
We can add/remove/access the last item in O(1) time.
The data is ordered where the most recently added items are at the top of the stack, and the oldest items are at the bottom.
Cons 🤕
Slow Lookups
To access any item other than the top, it will take O(n) time to iterate through the stack and find it.
Stacks in Interviews
Balancing brackets / parentheses ([[()]])
Managing minimum or maximum values
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Stacks Explained
A simple real-world analogy of a stack is a pile of dirty dishes in your sink. You can continue to add a dish to the top after every meal, and when you go to clean them, you start with the top dish (the last added) and work your way to the bottom (the first added). Adding or removing is always done at the top, and the plates are stored linearly. If you wanted to grab a dish in the middle, you would have to remove all the ones on top of it first.
Stacks are essential in computer science and foundational to how our code runs. You may have heard the terms "call stack", "stack trace", or "stack overflow". When we call functions or execute operations, they often call additional functions. These accumulate in a stack until you reach the last item called. Once the final function is called, it calculates its result, and then it passes that value to the item before it in the stack that needed it. Our code must execute in this order since each step requires a result from another function. It will work from the top of the stack down to the initial function that was executed.
The below example is a high-level demo of what happens with a call stack. It builds the stack up to the final operation needed to calculate the total and unwinds once it gets back to the initial run function, at which point it is complete.
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The call stack is this list of functions/operations that must occur in order for our code to run. A stack overflow happens when the call stack grows larger than the memory of our computer. A stack trace shows the order of the call stack when an error occurs so we can figure out where the bug happened.
Higher-level implementations of stacks we see:
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In an age of digital transformation, where technology has become so advanced that it's able to replace humans on numerous levels, there is much speculation over what the future holds for the contact center agent.
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has demonstrated countless times that computers are not only able to replace humans, but can do the job much more efficiently and with far fewer errors -- making them the obvious choice for any contact center looking to save money and improve performance.
However, before we get ahead of ourselves and start living in fear of an AI uprising akin to the one from the Terminator movie franchise (Watch out! Skynet is coming!), there are still many uses for the human agent within the contact center.
In fact, rather than threatening their livelihoods, technology -- specifically AI -- has proven itself to be a huge benefit to human agents. It automates many of their menial tasks and enables them to focus on providing high quality, specialized service to their customers.
In a recent study, customer experience strategy firm Walker Information predicted that customer experience will overtake price and product as the key brand differentiator by 2020. Considering this finding, it's clear how important it is for businesses to meet their clients' expectations.
The demands of the modern customer are much higher than in years past, and meeting these expectations requires a much greater investment of time and concentration from the contact center agent.
Today, it's not enough to simply solve the customer's problem. Agents must now be able to provide highly personalized service that makes the customer feel valued by the company.
Prior to digital transformation -- when agents were responsible for carrying out various administrative tasks and repeatedly asking the same front-line questions to every customer -- working life within the contact center quickly became boring and the lack of enthusiasm directly impacted customer experience.
However, with intelligent computer telephony integration (CTI) solutions that can automate these front-line processes, technology drastically changed the way agents operate. They can focus on using their expertise and specialized knowledge to resolve more complex issues for the customer.
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Technology has already had a huge impact on the way contact centers operate, and as we progress into the future we can expect these changes to continue improving agent performance rates and customer satisfaction. Though technology has, in a sense, replaced humans in many areas of the contact center, it has also created many new opportunities for agents to deliver better customer service and engage in tasks that deliver greater job satisfaction.
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Oh, honey. This is the same decision I agonized over a few months ago, for similar reasons. We're homeschooling, and there's a lot I love about it. But it's not all sunshine snd bunnies; I think there's a lot I'd love about having them in a school setting, too. We decided to give it another year and will start our third year of homeschooling in the fall.
Oh, and you are SO RIGHT that we are equipped to do what needs to be done for our kids!
No, it's not sunshine and bunnies, but there are so many great things about it. In a lot of ways, home schooling is so fun. In other ways, it totally blows. The challenge is trying to balance what's best for everyone. Good for you for sticking with it another year, Anne!
The nice thing is that this is not a life or death decision….though some times it feels like it! We homeschooled and then put them back in public school and they did great. There was a season for both things.
That being said, know I will pray for you guys as you make the decision that is right for YOUR family!
I'm agonizing over this decision as well! We used to home school a few years ago and decided to "go public". Two of my boys flourish in the school setting. Two of them do not. I can't decide if it should be all or nothing, 2 by 2 (plus the 3 others at home) or what! Glad to know I'm not alone in this!
You're not alone, for sure. I can see us doing different things for different kids in the future. How awesome is it that we have those opportunities! Praying for your decision Chrissy!
We first came to homeschooling because I realized how short childhood is and it pained me to have my children spend most of their time away from me. I wanted to cherish every moment with them AND be the main influence in their life.
The time away is the biggest motivation for me, too, Jessica. I hate how much time they have to spend in a classroom and away from me and that was a huge motivation for me bringing them home as well.
However, I kind of feel differently about the educational aspect. I think sentence structure is important and yes…even algebra (despite the fact that I don't get algebra). 🙂 And in the regard, I don't necessarily feel like I have the advantage in teaching my kids. There's no one more qualified to train their hearts than me and there's no better environment than home. There are plenty of people more qualified to teach them math and science, though, and a school environment provides some great opportunities for learning.
I think it's good to remember also that if you make a decision and decide it's wrong in say, October, you can still change course.
Yes, this is true. We're not sealing any decision in blood, which I think we're ALL grateful for.
We're right there in the trenches with you too, praying about the where and how of school next year.
I've been reading Educating the WholeHearted Child by Clay Clarkson. It has freed me up so much and been very thought-provoking. It is a very simple approach. We are open to all of our options but I still think we are leaning toward keeping the boys at home next year.
Hehehe… it is a worthy desire to not want to mess our kids up forever and ever. But honestly, I think it's pretty hard to do that when we are fervently seeking the Lord and following what we feel He is leading us to do. 🙂 You're doing GREAT, Anna!
We're e-schooling again. My kids and I have settled into the groove, and it works well for us. The kids are home, but I don't do any teaching for my oldest two (which is REALLY good since I can't remember Algebra II and I never took Chemistry), and I only do part of the teaching for my 6th grader.
Loved following you through Tanzania.
You hit on some critical aspects of parenting- take charge of your child's education and always evaluate from year to year. Too many parents abdicate the responsibility, so your encouragement is wonderful- we parents are certainly capable of doing what is best for our own children because we know them best.
With that said, we will be home schooling again this fall; it fits with the military lifestyle and our tours back and forth across the world. We use Sonlight, and have enjoyed it very much- it has worked well for our family.
BRAVO! Congratulations on finishing your first year of homeschooling! I'm coming down off of the high (and exhaustion) of my first homeschooling experience as well. I have just recently found your blog and look forward to reading through your past posts, but for now I wanted you to know how perfectly this post captures the way I feel too and made me smile. I never, ever, ever thought I'd be homeschooling either and yet the emotions at the end of the year are a high I never, ever, ever expected to experience. (We women are tougher than we think.) Thank you! I look forward to reading more!


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FARM BILL TO GET LAME-DUCK TREATMENT: With less than four days for Congress to pass a new farm bill before the current law expires after Sunday, top ag lawmakers now readily admit they'll likely have to finish their work after the Nov. 6 midterm elections.
That timing isn't surprising — there's been more sniping among House and Senate negotiators than there's been signs of progress over the last month. But failure to meet the Sept. 30 deadline would still be a defeat for ag leaders who said they were determined to finish a new farm bill on time and provide some needed certainty to farmers and ranchers.
Hoping for better luck in November: Senate Agriculture Chairman Pat Roberts (R-Kan.) said he hopes negotiators will make enough progress to vote on a final farm bill, H.R. 2 (115), the first week after the election, Pro Ag's Helena Bottemiller Evich and Catherine Boudreau reported Wednesday night.
Waiting until the lame duck is a gamble — political leverage would shift significantly if Republicans lose the House or Senate. Some farm bill conferees are warning that waiting until November will add a whole new level of complexity to the negotiations. Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D-N.D.) said Wednesday there "may not be a political will to get it done" after the midterms, as your host wrote on Wednesday.
Minnesota Rep. Collin Peterson, top Democrat on the House Ag panel, says he's not interested in writing a new farm bill if Democrats sweep into the House majority and he takes over the gavel from Chairman Mike Conaway (R-Texas). "I want it done now, and Roberts wants it done now. We're not the ones holding this up," Peterson told POLITICO this week.
A long to-do list: Not a single farm bill title had been finalized as of Wednesday, Conaway said. And it's not just the well documented standoff over stricter work requirements for millions of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients that's bogging down the talks. Issues like commodity and energy policy, and how to pay for various proposals, are also to blame.
Check out Helena and Catherine's story for all the details.
HAPPY THURSDAY, SEPT. 27! Welcome to Morning Ag, where your host was not surprised to read that D.C.'s beloved speed cameras issued more than 1 million tickets totaling $104 million in fines last year — and the city is expected to shatter those records again this year. Send your tips, news and traffic camera rants to rmccrimmon@politico.com or @ryanmccrimmon, and follow the whole team @Morning_Ag.
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FDA TO STEP UP FOOD RECALL DISCLOSURES: Too slow. Not transparent enough. Overly deferential to manufacturers and retailers. That's how critics have described FDA's oft-maligned food recall system. Now the agency is taking another stab at addressing those complaints by moving toward posting information about retailers carrying food products that have been recalled.
Draft guidance released by the agency Wednesday laid out specific cases in which FDA would publicize the names, addresses and other information about stores carrying potentially tainted foods. Food safety advocates — including some frequent critics of FDA's recall system — hailed Wednesday's move as a win for transparency.
A top food safety expert's take: "Very positive. Big step forward in giving consumers info they need to protect themselves and their families," said Sandra Eskin, food safety policy chief at Pew Charitable Trusts.
It's a notable shift from current policy. FDA has traditionally left it up to manufacturers to alert retailers when their food products have been recalled — agency officials believed publicizing which retailers had contaminated foods could violate protections for trade secrets.
USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service, in contrast, routinely posts the retail stores where contaminated meats were sold. (FSIS oversees meat and poultry recalls, while FDA handles the rest of the food supply.)
An FSIS spokeswoman said the agency "has been posting recall information on its website for almost two decades, including the names of retailers and addresses that have received any affected product."
Stacking them up: Eskin told your host the FDA proposal appears to be even broader than FSIS' policy, because the potential retail disclosures wouldn't be limited to "Class I" recalls — cases in which the tainted products could be deadly.
On the other hand: Thomas Gremillion, director of the Consumer Federation of America's Food Policy Institute, backed the move but said the guidance should have gone farther and leaves too many decisions to FDA officials' discretion.
TRUMP LAUNCHES U.S.-JAPAN TRADE TALKS: If high-stakes negotiations with Mexico, Canada, China and the EU weren't enough for trade watchers to juggle, the U.S. will officially start discussing a two-way trade deal with Japan — one of President Donald Trump's top trade goals after he ditched the multinational Trans-Pacific Partnership. Take note, aggies: Sources briefed on the plans told Pro Trade's Adam Behsudi that agriculture could be at the center of a potential U.S.-Japan trade pact, along with automobiles.
Japan said the market access it has given to foreign ag imports in earlier trade deals would "constitute the maximum level" of what it would offer the U.S. Adam has more here on the coming trade talks.
On the NAFTA front: The Trump administration is set to send Congress the final text of a two-way trade deal with Mexico, which is due by Sept. 30 under trade promotion authority rules. It appears all but certain Canada won't be included in the agreement at this point. That's renewed questions about whether a bilateral deal with Mexico would qualify for fast-track protections under TPA — and if lawmakers would support replacing NAFTA with a two-way pact.
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said the administration is "on track" to submit the paperwork to Congress on time, as Adam writes. That's expected to happen as soon as Friday.
Trump publicly unloaded on the Canadians on Wednesday, blaming them for being inflexible on sticking points like U.S. access to their dairy markets. "He doesn't seem to want to move," Trump said of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a news conference in New York. The president also knocked an unspecified Canadian trade official, adding, "We don't like their representative very much." That could have been a reference to Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland, who has led the NAFTA talks for Canada.
The Canadians apparently aren't sweating their situation — at least not publicly. Trudeau said his nation has a "broad range of alternatives" if the three-way deal does fall through, Pro Trade's Doug Palmer reports from New York.
Private sector weighs in today: Members of the 28 congressionally mandated private-sector trade advisory committees are expected to notify USTR today of their verdicts on the available details from the preliminary U.S.-Mexico agreement, per our Morning Trade colleagues.
Hill watch: Lighthizer is scheduled to meet today with the House Ways and Means Committee, which handles trade policy, according to congressional sources. A trio of Democrats on the panel, each with a significant dairy presence in their districts, wrote to Lighthizer on Wednesday asking him to slow down the NAFTA process and find a resolution to the dairy dispute that has hamstrung the U.S.-Canada talks.
TALE OF TWO TRADE FORECASTS FOR FARMERS: As the U.S. ag sector reels from low commodity prices and retaliatory tariffs, a key question in farm world is whether Trump's hard-line trade strategy will eventually yield dividends — in other words, will short-term pain lead to long-term gain? Trump and Heitkamp, who talk about trade as much as almost anyone in Washington, offered starkly different answers to that question in separate public remarks.
The president's case: On Wednesday, he predicted his trade moves would open up new markets for U.S. agricultural products that have been closed off for years. "I'm opening up markets like nobody's ever opened markets before," Trump told reporters in New York.
He also went off on China during a U.N. Security Council meeting for "attempting to interfere" in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections by slapping retaliatory tariffs on American food and ag products, as POLITICO's Ramsen Shamon writes. Farmers have made up a central part of Trump's political base, making them an easy target for other countries seeking leverage over the president.
Wednesday Trump tweet: "China is actually placing propaganda ads in the Des Moines Register and other papers, made to look like news. That's because we are beating them on Trade, opening markets, and the farmers will make a fortune when this is over!"
Not so fast: Heitkamp told a group of produce-growers Wednesday that losing access to countries like China amid the tariff standoff will be a long-term disaster if foreign buyers move on to other sources of crops like soybeans and don't come back.
"That's a market that our growers through the checkoff program have grown over 30 years," the North Dakota Democrat said at an event hosted by the United Fresh Produce Association. "Thirty years of convincing them that we can be the reliable, high-quality, lower-cost provider."
"It takes less than two years to lose a market," she told the group.
China has already sought to replace its massive U.S. soybean supply by turning to other major exporters like Brazil, lowering the protein content of its animal feed and leaning on alternative crops.
ROW CROPS:
— House clears continuing resolution for Trump's signature: The House passed a broad spending package, H.R. 6157 (115), including a CR to keep the lights on at government agencies including USDA and FDA after Sept. 30. Trump said Wednesday he'll sign the bill into law, despite some misgivings. Pro Budget's Jennifer Scholtes has the details.
— North Carolina pegs hurricane-related ag damage at $1.1 billion: Hurricane Florence inflicted more than $1 billion in damage on North Carolina farmers, the state's agriculture department estimated Wednesday. That number includes $987 million in damaged row crops and $23 million in livestock, poultry and aquaculture losses.
— Farm Bureau seeks national WOTUS injunction: The American Farm Bureau Federation and other business groups are asking a Georgia district court for a nationwide injunction on the Obama administration's Waters of the United States rule. The court has already halted implementation of the rule in 11 states. Pro Energy's Annie Snider has the story.
— House passes $1.7 billion in Florence relief: The House on Wednesday passed an FAA reauthorization measure, H.R. 302 (115), that included an emergency aid package to help states like the Carolinas rebuild after Hurricane Florence. It's the first of several disaster-relief bills that are expected to bolster recovery efforts after Florence, Pro Budget's Sarah Ferris writes.
— Fed raises rates, sees 3 percent growth: U.S. farmers will be paying more in interest when they borrow money for equipment and other needs after the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates for the third time in 2018 — and indicated it will do so again later this year. The Fed also estimated U.S. economic growth will exceed 3 percent in 2018. Pro Financial Services' Victoria Guida explains the numbers and context.
— Counterpoint: Farmer optimism is way up: A survey from DTN/The Progressive Farmer found that farmer optimism about their business health and outlook, and the state of U.S. agriculture, is now higher than it was in the spring and at this time last year. The "extremely surprising" results were attributed to farmers adapting to the current climate and remaining hopeful about future results.
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Top court asked to hear B.C. appeal seeking faster trial on assisted dying
BC Civil Liberties Association takes case to Supreme Court of Canada
Aug. 28, 2018 11:10 a.m.
The Supreme Court of Canada is being asked to hear an appeal seeking a faster trial on the constitutionality of Canada's law on medical assistance in dying.
The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association is asking the top court to reject the federal government's contention that the facts on which the Supreme Court struck down the ban on assisted dying three years ago are not applicable to the new federal law.
The BCCLA lost that argument in both the B.C. Supreme Court and B.C. Court of Appeal and has now filed leave to appeal the matter to the Supreme Court of Canada.
The issue is part of a constitutional challenge launched by the association against the assisted-dying law, which allows only individuals who are already near death to get medical help to end their suffering.
The BCCLA argues that the restrictive nature of the law flies in the face of the Supreme Court's landmark ruling, known as the Carter decision, that struck down the ban on assisted dying.
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The government argues that the top court's findings of fact in the Carter case applied only in the context of the absolute ban on physician-assisted dying that existed at the time.
Now that there is a new law, the government says those findings are no longer relevant.
The BCCLA argues that the government is effectively attempting to re-try the Carter case, which will drag out the trial, causing more suffering for individuals who are denied medically assisted dying because they are not near death.
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Tbis inquiry may be thought of as a sequel to The Concepts of Value and as an extension of the brief core-vocabulary of aesthetic concepts found in one of the appendices to it. In terms of sheer numbers, most of the value concepts of our language are to be found in the area of human relations and of the aesthetic. There are also other value vocabularies, shorter but equally important, for example, the cognitive and logical. These and other objects of pbilosopbical study (for example, the question of "other minds") deserve the kind of empirical survey that has been made of moral and aesthetic notions, if only to test a priori approaches to them. In the present studyan even more determined empirical approach than that adopted for the first has been found necessary. Once the moral or human value vocabulary has been identified, sentential contexts for the use of the terms readily come to mind. In a study of the language of criticism, however, the vocabulary has first to be sought in the utterances of critics themselves and quoted in sufficient context to make their critical intentions clear. The outcome is that the present study is of great length, about half of it being quotations from critics. The rule adopted for arriving at tbis length go on collecting quotations as long as new types of appraisal came was to to light.
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See the forest through the trees at new museum exhibit (6 photos)
The Red Pine House: Forestry Education Centre opened its doors on Tuesday, becoming the Simcoe County Museum's newest attraction
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1 / 1 Simcoe County Warden George Cornell and county forester Graeme Davis cut the log (instead of cutting the ribbon), signalling the opening of The Red Pine House, a forestry education centre on the Simcoe County Museum property. Jessica Owen/BarrieToday
A new exhibit at the Simcoe County Museum will appeal to tree-huggers and history lovers.
The Red Pine House: Forestry Education Centre opened its doors Tuesday as a standalone building adjacent to the Simcoe County Museum that houses historic elements of the Simcoe County Forest and its past.
Since 1922, the Simcoe County Forest has become the largest municipally-owned forest network in Ontario, spanning almost 33,000 acres.
"It's been a long time coming," said Graeme Davis, forester with the County of Simcoe. "This is sort of leading up to our 100-year anniversary, which is three years away."
Museum curator Kelley Swift Jones said the house will now be added to the site map guests of the museum receive when they come in for a visit.
She said the staff had a $50,000 budget to curate the materials for the exhibit, and they managed to come in under budget.
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Serbia confers highest state honour on Bulgarian PM Borissov
Serbia has conferred its highest state honour on Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, the Bulgarian government information service said.
The Order of the Republic of Serbia was conferred on Borissov "for the development and consolidation of peaceful co-operation and friendly relations between the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Bulgaria".
"Allow me to accept this award on behalf of all the Bulgarians who have made enormous efforts during the Bulgarian Presidency (of the Council of the EU) – to all who believe that Serbia is an integral part of Europe, that it will soon be a member of the European Union," Borissov said at the ceremony at which the honour was handed to him by Serbian President Aleksander Vučić
Borissov said that there is no better way than neighbors to be EU member states, because together they could work on the identified infrastructure projects – railways, highways, gas pipelines, tourism.
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Q: Android keystore stopped working Just recently I have had a problem with a key store. I know there are plenty of questions about this problem already. I have read them all and Googled furiously.
Error:
keytool error: java.io.IOException: Keystore was tampered with, or password was incorrect
java.io.IOException: Keystore was tampered with, or password was incorrect
    at sun.security.provider.JavaKeyStore.engineLoad(JavaKeyStore.java:772)
    at sun.security.provider.JavaKeyStore$JKS.engineLoad(JavaKeyStore.java:55)
    at java.security.KeyStore.load(KeyStore.java:1214)
    at sun.security.tools.KeyTool.doCommands(KeyTool.java:885)
    at sun.security.tools.KeyTool.run(KeyTool.java:340)
    at sun.security.tools.KeyTool.main(KeyTool.java:333)
Caused by: java.security.UnrecoverableKeyException: Password verification failed
    at sun.security.provider.JavaKeyStore.engineLoad(JavaKeyStore.java:770)
    ... 5 more

Software I am using:
Java
java version "1.7.0_21"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_21-b11)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 23.21-b01, mixed mode)

Eclipse
Version: 3.8.0
Build id: I20120502-2000

Latest ADT Plugin
Latest Android SDK
Here is what I know:

*

*I did not lose the password and it has never changed.

*I cannot retrieve the password(I know the pass).

*I cannot sign an existing application with a different key without releasing a brand new application(So I cannot publish any updates).

Here is what I have done:

*

*I have uninstalled and re-installed Eclipse many times.

*I have uninstalled and re-installed the android ADT plugin.

*I have removed and re-downloaded lastest Android SDK many times.

*I have uninstalled and re-installed JDK7.

*I have tried using the backups of my keystore.

*I have checked the MD5 checksums using "md5sum KEYSTORE" and compared with the backups(same MD5 output - not tampered).

*I have tried brute-forcing the key store(I have retrieved the password that I knew).

*I created a test key(with current setup) and tested the password and it seems to worked fine(so something has changed).

*I have tried exporting the android .apk manually and then tried to sign it(Outside of Eclipse).

Here is how I export a signed application:

*

*Through Eclipse: Exporting of using File > Export > Export Android Application.

*Before JDK7: jarsigner -verbose -keystore KEYSTORE FILE ALIAS.

*With JDK7: jarsigner -verbose -sigalg MD5withRSA -digestalg SHA1 -keystore KEYSTORE FILE ALIAS.

What is there left to figure out or try?

*

*Some of the references/URLs say to remove the "trusted.certs" file?

*Try deleting the "debug.keystore"?

*Would updating Eclipse or any of the Android development tools affect my keystore?

*Would updating Java from jdk6 to jdk7 create any problems?

*Could this have messed with or change how the jarsigner works in anyway?
User suggestions:

*

*Try using JDK6, but I was able to recently export an application.

*Checked key.store.password or key.alias.password in my local.properties

*Unchecking the build automatically in eclipse and clean your project

*Try to remove .metadata folder in your workspace and clear all temp folders.
Summary

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*Keystores did not change,

*I have the passwords to the keystores,

*I have successfully exported an application recently using:

*

*Eclipse 3.8 (and Eclipse 4.0+),

*Latest Java 7,

*Latest ADT Plugin.

*My last successful export and build was a few weeks ago using Eclipse 3.8, latest Android tools and Java 7 with the same password.

Update (6/29/14)

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*I have used: keytool -list -keystore KEYSTORE to successfully prove and show that 3 out of my 4 keys work.

*I bruteforced the last key and obtained the password from the keystore(The pass I already knew), but the password does not work when I enter for signing. I have used: java -jar AndroidKeystoreBrute_v1.02.jar -m 3 -k KEYSTORE -d WORDLIST.

*Strangely enough, sometimes when I type my password into eclipse very quickly, my alias will show up and I can successfully export my application. (I know this is crazy).

*Updated Java version.

If I type in the password very quickly it works, sometimes.
It seems that opening up Eclipse and entering the password the first time lets me use the keystore.
Obviously, if all else fails, I will have to create a new key store. I really would like to get this resolved, I am just not sure what to do now besides republish with a new key.
If the key cannot be recovered properly, I might open source it on Github.

Solution (6/29/14):
A special thanks to user Erhannis!
Here is what I did:
The command would error out on me each time:
keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore old.keystore -destkeystore new.keystore -v

Since you told me we could extract private keys from the Java Keystore(.jks), I dug deeper and ended up using a variation of the command. I followed the links you posted here and here:
keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore old.keystore -destkeystore new.keystore -deststoretype pkcs12

After extracting the private key and storing as PKCS12, I think extracted my private key and put it back into a brand new Java Keystore:
keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore new.keystore -srcstoretype pkcs12 -destkeystore final.keystore -deststoretype jks

References:
http://developer.android.com/tools/publishing/app-signing.html#signapp
http://code.google.com/p/android-keystore-password-recover/
List of StackOverflow URLs I have read:
How to handle a lost KeyStore password in Android?
Invalid Keystore problem?
Android: I lost my android key store, what should I do?
I lost my .keystore file?
Forgot Keystore password, thinking of Brute-Force detection. will it corrupt the keystore?
I have lost the password for android Keystore file
Problem running my signed, release keystore in Eclipse
Android - Forgot keystore password. Can I decrypt keystore file?
Android release keystore issue: "Keystore was tampered with, or password was incorrect"

A: I may have had the same problem.  I never did figure out why it was failing (though I wonder if it was because the keystore password was shorter than 6 digits), but I was able to copy my key into a new keystore, which I then renamed to replace the old one, and it mysteriously worked after that (using the new passwords).  Needed the key password, by the way.  Working off https://security.stackexchange.com/a/3795, I did the following:

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*keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore old.keystore -destkeystore new.keystore -v

*Entered the new keystore password twice

*Hit Enter when it asked me for the source keystore password (left it blank)

*Entered the key password

After double-checking that the new one worked, I just copied it over the old one.  Hope it works for you; good luck.

A: I had the same problem and I tried everything that is suggested in this thread but nothing was able to save my alias password. The point is that I was absolutely sure about the password, since I had updated the app four times already. I was getting the "Keystore was tampered with, or password was incorrect" message.
The solution
It appears that at the creation of the keystore using eclipse, a space character was added in front of the password!
This nasty bug was apparently fixed at a later version rendering me unable to sign my app with the password I thought was the correct one.
Based on this SO link: Ant fails to build signed apk after updating to android v20 I would suggest that you try adding a space character before of after your password.

A: Try to remove .metadata folder in your workspace and clear all temp folders. If your keystore file isn't damaged and you have tried to reinstall Eclipse, ADT, Android SDK and Java SDK correctly, I don't see other possibly causes for this strange issue excluding .metadata cache files and\or some temp corruption.
Another suggestion
Try to use Portecle an utility for managing and examining keystores, keys, certificates, certificate requests, certificate revocation lists etc.

A: I will suggest couple of more heat and trials.
Have patience to apply these,
Steps:

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*Untick the build automatically (Project-> Build Automatically) in eclipse and clean your project.

*Build it again.(Right Click on the project+Build Project)

*Export Project.

*Select Android Export.(auto aligned for you)

*Choose your key. provide the password. alias should come in the list.(Be sure about the caps lock). Sometimes we give correct password but due to caps it always fails ;)

*Let me know if it works for you.

Hopes this will help you.

A: Are you storing values such as key.store.password or key.alias.password in your local.properties file?  Are either of those incorrect?
I'm curious if there's some bug that occurs for keys created with JDK6 and verified in JDK7 - It would explain why the new keys you created for testing work, but the old one doesn't.  Try downgrading to JDK6 and see if that fixes it- Others have had jarsigner trouble in JDK7 that went away when they downgraded to 6.  If that works, file a bug report and demand a patch so you can safely upgrade to Java 7 :)

A: I battled this issue as well recently, and tried all suggestions listed here and elsewhere. Finally identified a silly mistake that was causing this error at my end - I wanted to share this here in case it helps any of you.
This is more likely to be the case if you, like me, have multiple Java versions on your machine and had upgraded JRE / JDK between the time you originally created the keystore and now when you're trying to sign the APK.
For some reason, our compile instructions were referencing the full Java path like this:
C:\Progra~1\Java\jdk1.6.0_45\bin\jarsigner -verbose -sigalg SHA1withRSA -digestalg SHA1 -keystore cre80ve.keystore unsigned.apk cre80ve
One of the suggestions above got me thinking that it might not be a password issue at all, and it could be version incompatibilities causing the issue. So I ran the below command :
keytool -list -keystore cre80ve.keystore
Using the password that I knew was correct, and lo and behold, it confirmed that it was the right password.
I then dropped the explicit reference in the path to the (older) Java version. This made it automatically pick up the latest version of Java (jdk1.8.0_31 in my case):
jarsigner -verbose -sigalg SHA1withRSA -digestalg SHA1 -keystore cre80ve.keystore unsigned.apk cre80ve
And everything started working fine!
Bottomline: it may not be a password issue at all, but different versions of Java or the Android SDK causing the issue, so remember to check that out.
And once it starts working, remember to backup your keystore and password in a safe place :-)

A: My key alias stoped working sudenly. (Ok, after few updates of Android Studio and Java).
I tried all solutions from this thread as well as from others. In my case the solution was surprising.
I have the keystore with few aliases. None was working except one, which had password the same as keystore. But unfortunately it wasn't the one I needed. This made me thinking with no logic involved.
I copied single alias to new keystore with
keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore old.keystore -destkeystore new.keystore -srcalias importantalias

And then I changed alias password to the same as keystore's password with:
keytool -keypasswd -keystore new.keystore -alias importantalias

Finally I was able to sign my apk.
It looks like silly bug which can waste a day of development.

A: Just had this issue - all of a sudden Android Studio forgot my passwords and wouldn't use the ones I had in the gradle file. I've had the same keyfile and passwords in the same project for 6 years!
So I entered them manually - but it failed verification time after time. I tried some things like invalidating caches, restarting Android Studio and restoring a backup of the keystore but nothing helped.
Finally in pure desperation I tried to switch the keystore password and the key password. Lo and behold - it worked! Turns out I had switched the passwords when I entered them into the Gradle build file a few years ago, and for some reason I never noticed.
Conclusion: never be 100% sure that you're doing it right.


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<?php

use Yii;
use app\core\Mates;
use yii\codeception\TestCase;
use Codeception\Specify;

//class MatesTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
class MatesTest extends TestCase
{
	// Traits: Un truco para heredar métodos en un lenguaje que no permite herencia múltiple. Ver:
	// http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.traits.php
	use Specify;

    protected function setUp()
    {
    	parent::setUp();
    }

    protected function tearDown()
    {
    	parent::tearDown();
    }

    // tests
    public function testEjemploSuma()
    {
    	$mates = new Mates();

    	// La global __METHOD__ utiliza barra invertida, así que lo usamos nosotros también. Pero eso significa que hay que escaparla con otra barra invertida,
    	// para no anular la comilla de cierre o la "d" de demo.
    	Yii::error('Un mensaje de error de ejemplo ' . __METHOD__, 'aebf\\demo\\' . __METHOD__);

    	$this->specify('La suma de dos números arbitrarios es correcta.', function() use ($mates) {
    		$suma = $mates->suma(5, 3);
    		Yii::trace('Un mensaje trace desde dentro de specify. La suma es: ' . $mates->suma(5, 3), 'aebf\\demo\\' . __METHOD__);
    		$this->assertEquals($suma, 8);
    	});

		// $this->assertEquals(Yii::$app->basePath, 'test');
    }

}


The Islamic Center of Greater Austin and Amoud Foundation, is hosting a Quran Night and Dua Night for the people of Aleppo with Qari Mohamed Jebril.
We are hosting a Prayer and Dua, so all can come together as a community and pray for the people of Aleppo in Syria.
Details about the entire program will be posted on Sunday, December 18th.
As a community at ICGA, we might be feeling helpless over the genocide that is occurring in Aleppo, feeling this immense amount of guilt and wanting to do something for the people of Aleppo.
So what do we do? The most powerful thing as Muslims we can do is to make a collective prayer- So lets come together next Friday on December 23rd, for this special prayer and Dua.
We will be having World Renowned Qari Mohamed Jebri, reciting Quran and giving a special Dua.
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