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package org.latlab.reasoner;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Queue;
import java.util.Set;

import org.latlab.graph.AbstractNode;
import org.latlab.graph.Edge;
import org.latlab.graph.UndirectedGraph;
import org.latlab.learner.geast.Focus;
import org.latlab.model.BeliefNode;
import org.latlab.model.ContinuousBeliefNode;
import org.latlab.model.DiscreteBeliefNode;
import org.latlab.model.MixedVariableMap;
import org.latlab.model.TreeModel;
import org.latlab.util.ContinuousVariable;
import org.latlab.util.DiscreteVariable;
import org.latlab.util.SingularContinuousVariable;
import org.latlab.util.Variable;

/**
 * A natural clique tree. It is defined only for tree model currently. Also, it
 * does not support propagation on model with only one node.
 *
 * @author leonard
 *
 */
public class NaturalCliqueTree extends UndirectedGraph {
	/**
	 * Maps from variable to its corresponding separator.
	 */
	private Map<Variable, Separator> separators;

	/**
	 * Maps from variable to a clique that contains that variable. The key
	 * variable is child variable of a edge, except the root node. Different
	 * variables may refer to the same clique.
	 *
	 *

	 * Since a discrete variable may be mapped to a mixed clique (when there is
	 * only one discrete variable), the type {@code Clique} is used for discrete
	 * variable.
	 */
	private MixedVariableMap<Clique, MixedClique, Clique> cliques;

	/**
	 * Clique holding the root variable. It can be a {@code DiscreteClique} or
	 * {@code MixedClique}, depending on whether it has a discrete or continuous
	 * child variable.
	 */
	private Clique pivot;

	private void setPivot(Clique p) {
		if (pivot != null)
			pivot.setPivot(false);

		pivot = p;

		if (pivot != null)
			pivot.setPivot(true);
	}

	/**
	 * Constructs a natural clique tree from a tree model.
	 *
	 * @param structure
	 *            model from which this clique tree is constructed from, only
	 *            the structure of the model (not parameters) is relevant
	 */
	public NaturalCliqueTree(TreeModel structure) {
		cliques =
				new MixedVariableMap<Clique, MixedClique, Clique>(
						structure.getNumberOfNodes());
		separators =
				new HashMap<Variable, Separator>(structure.getNumberOfNodes());

		// constructs the separators
		for (AbstractNode node : structure.getNodes()) {
			BeliefNode beliefNode = (BeliefNode) node;
			if (beliefNode.getDegree() > 1)
				addSeparator(beliefNode);
		}

		// constructs the cliques
		for (Edge edge : structure.getEdges()) {
			BeliefNode childNode = (BeliefNode) edge.getHead();
			BeliefNode parentNode = (BeliefNode) edge.getTail();

			Clique clique = addClique(parentNode, childNode);

			// connect the clique with each of the separators corresponding
			// to the edge vertices if those separators exist
			if (parentNode.getDegree() > 1) {
				addEdge(clique, separators.get(parentNode.getVariable()));
			}

			if (childNode.getDegree() > 1) {
				addEdge(separators.get(childNode.getVariable()), clique);
			}
		}

		// if the model contains only one node, add that single node as a clique
		if (structure.getNodes().size() == 1) {
			addClique((BeliefNode) structure.getNodes().get(0));
		}

		// use the clique that contains the root variable as the pivot
		DiscreteBeliefNode rootNode = (DiscreteBeliefNode) structure.getRoot();
		setPivot(cliques.get(rootNode.getVariable()));
		if (pivot() == null) {
			// if the root is not used as a key to any clique (when the tree
			// has more than one node), the clique of its first child is
			// used as the pivot, and the root variable is associated with
			// this pivot.
			BeliefNode childNode =
					(BeliefNode) rootNode.getChildren().iterator().next();
			setPivot(cliques.get(childNode.getVariable()));
			cliques.put(rootNode.getVariable(), pivot());
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the focus of this propagation, so that the propagation stops at the
	 * boundaries of the subtree under focus.
	 *
	 * @param focus
	 */
	public void setFocus(Focus focus) {
		assert focus != null;

		// set all the cliques to false first
		for (Clique clique : cliques.values()) {
			clique.setFocus(false);
		}

		// TODO LP: Should it check also whether any variable in a clique
		// is also under focus?

		// set the focus of a clique to true if its key variable it contains is
		// under focus
		for (Map.Entry<SingularContinuousVariable, MixedClique> entry : cliques.continuousMap().entrySet()) {
			if (focus.contains(entry.getKey()))
				entry.getValue().setFocus(true);
		}

		for (Map.Entry<DiscreteVariable, Clique> entry : cliques.discreteMap().entrySet()) {
			if (focus.contains(entry.getKey()))
				entry.getValue().setFocus(true);
		}

		// set the pivot to the clique holding the first variable if the focus
		// has more than one variables
		if (focus.size() > 0)
			setPivot(getClique(focus.pivot()));
	}

	/**
	 * Adds a separator node to this clique tree. Currently, only a discrete
	 * variable is possible for a separator node, since continuous variable must
	 * occur that the leaf nodes.
	 *
	 * @param node
	 *            node from the original model that corresponds to the new
	 *            separator node
	 * @return the separator node created and added to this clique tree
	 */
	private Separator addSeparator(BeliefNode node) {
		DiscreteVariable variable = (DiscreteVariable) node.getVariable();
		Separator separator = new Separator(this, variable);
		addNode(separator);

		separators.put(variable, separator);
		return separator;
	}

	/**
	 * Adds a clique corresponding to the edge with the given {@code parent} and
	 * {@code child}. The {@code child} variable is used as the key variable of
	 * a clique.
	 *
	 * @param parent
	 *            parent node of an edge
	 * @param child
	 *            child node of an edge
	 * @return clique created and added to this clique tree
	 */
	private Clique addClique(BeliefNode parent, BeliefNode child) {
		// the parent must be discrete
		final DiscreteBeliefNode discreteParent = (DiscreteBeliefNode) parent;

		final NaturalCliqueTree tree = this;

		// creates a different type of clique depending on the type of the child
		return child.accept(new BeliefNode.Visitor<Clique>() {
			public Clique visit(DiscreteBeliefNode node) {
				// add a discrete clique
				Clique clique =
						new DiscreteClique(tree, newCliqueName(),
								Arrays.asList(node.getVariable(),
										discreteParent.getVariable()));
				addNode(clique);
				cliques.put(node.getVariable(), clique);

				return clique;
			}

			public Clique visit(ContinuousBeliefNode node) {
				// add a mixed clique
				MixedClique mixedClique =
						new MixedClique(tree, newCliqueName(),
								node.getVariable(),
								discreteParent.getVariable());
				addNode(mixedClique);
				cliques.put(node.getVariable(), mixedClique);

				return mixedClique;
			}
		});
	}

	private Clique addClique(BeliefNode node) {
		// currently it doesn't network with only one node
		throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
	}

	private String newCliqueName() {
		return "Clique" + getNumberOfNodes();
	}

	/**
	 * Returns the separator corresponding to the given {@code variable}.
	 *
	 * @param variable
	 *            of which the separator is to return
	 * @return separator corresponding to the given {@code variable}
	 */
	public Separator getSeparator(Variable variable) {
		return separators.get(variable);
	}

	/**
	 * Returns a clique containing the given {@code variable}, except the root
	 * variable.
	 *
	 *

	 * The root variable needs special handling because it may be contained only
	 * in a {@code MixedClique}.
	 *
	 * @param variable
	 *            of which the clique is to return
	 * @return clique corresponding to the given {@code variable}
	 */
	public Clique getClique(DiscreteVariable variable) {
		return cliques.get(variable);
	}

	public MixedClique getClique(ContinuousVariable variable) {
		return cliques.get(variable);
	}

	public Clique getClique(Variable variable) {
		return cliques.get(variable);
	}

	/**
	 * Returns the pivot of this clique tree.
	 *
	 * @return pivot of this clique tree
	 */
	public Clique pivot() {
		return pivot;
	}

	public Collection<Separator> separators() {
		return Collections.unmodifiableCollection(separators.values());
	}

	private class Subtree {
		// clique tree nodes in the current subtree and their corresponding
		// degrees
		final Map<CliqueTreeNode, Integer> subtree =
				new HashMap<CliqueTreeNode, Integer>(cliques.size());

		public Queue<Clique> initializeDegrees() {
			Queue<Clique> leaves = new LinkedList<Clique>();

			// initializes the degree map and put all leave nodes into the queue
			for (AbstractNode node : _nodes) {
				if (node instanceof CliqueTreeNode) {
					CliqueTreeNode treeNode = (CliqueTreeNode) node;

					int degree = treeNode.getDegree();
					subtree.put(treeNode, degree);

					// leaves must be clique nodes
					if (degree == 1)
						leaves.add((Clique) treeNode);
				}
			}

			return leaves;
		}

		public Separator getFirstNeighborSeparator(Clique clique) {
			// find the neighbor separator in the subtree,
			// there should be only one such neighbor
			for (AbstractNode node : clique.getNeighbors()) {
				if (subtree.containsKey(node)) {
					return (Separator) node;
				}
			}

			return null;
		}

		public int size() {
			return subtree.size();
		}

		/**
		 * Removes a node from the subtree and returns the original neighbors in
		 * the subtree.
		 *
		 * @param node
		 * @return
		 */
		public Set<CliqueTreeNode> remove(CliqueTreeNode node) {
			Set<CliqueTreeNode> neighbors = new HashSet<CliqueTreeNode>();

			subtree.remove(node);

			for (AbstractNode neighbor : node.getNeighbors()) {
				Integer degree = subtree.get(neighbor);
				if (degree != null) {
					neighbors.add((CliqueTreeNode) neighbor);
					subtree.put((CliqueTreeNode) neighbor, degree - 1);
				}
			}

			return neighbors;
		}

		public int getDegree(CliqueTreeNode node) {
			Integer degree = subtree.get(node);
			return degree == null ? -1 : degree;
		}

		public Set<CliqueTreeNode> nodes() {
			return subtree.keySet();
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Find the minimal subtree that covers all the given variables.
	 *
	 * @param variables
	 *            variables of interest
	 * @return a set of cliques contained in the subtree and a set of separators
	 *         in it
	 */
	public Set<CliqueTreeNode> findMinimalSubtree(
			Set<DiscreteVariable> variables) {
		// remove the irrelevant or redundant leaves while keeping the
		// remaining tree to cover all the variables of interest

		Subtree subtree = new Subtree();

		// leave nodes for examination in the current subtree tree
		Queue<Clique> leaves = subtree.initializeDegrees();

		// check nodes in the order of the queue
		while (!leaves.isEmpty()) {
			Clique leaf = leaves.remove();

			if (subtree.size() == 1) {
				if (Collections.disjoint(leaf.variables(), variables)) {
					subtree.remove(leaf);
				}

				break;
			}

			Separator neighborSeparator =
					subtree.getFirstNeighborSeparator(leaf);

			// check if this leaf contains any variable of interest but
			// not found in the subtree. If so, this clique is not redundant
			// and should be kept in the subtree.
			boolean redundant = true;
			for (Variable variable : leaf.variables()) {
				if (variable != neighborSeparator.variable()
						&& variables.contains(variable)) {
					redundant = false;
					break;
				}
			}

			// remove the leaf node from the subtree if it is redundant
			if (redundant) {
				Set<CliqueTreeNode> neighborSeparators = subtree.remove(leaf);

				for (CliqueTreeNode separator : neighborSeparators) {
					// if the neighbor separator is becomes a new leaf,
					// remove it
					if (subtree.getDegree(separator) == 1) {
						Set<CliqueTreeNode> neighborCliques =
								subtree.remove(separator);

						for (CliqueTreeNode clique : neighborCliques) {
							if (subtree.getDegree(clique) == 1) {
								leaves.add((Clique) clique);
							}
						}
					}
				}
			}
		}

		return subtree.nodes();
	}
}

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Q: Проверка логина с помощью regExp Приветствую. Прошу помощи в составлении регулярки для проверки логина.
Логин должен содержать от 4 до 10 символов и может состоять из цифр и букв латинского алфавита и содержать знак подчёркивания и/или дефиса.
Вот мок код, но он, как вы уже догадались, не работает.
if(/[^0-9a-zA-Z\-\_]{4,10}$/g.test(str))
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  else
    res.innerHTML = 'bad';

A: В принципе как и написал ReinRaus
 if(/^[\w-]{4,10}$/i.test(str))
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      else
        res.innerHTML = 'bad';

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LaMarcus Aldridge led a balanced scoring attack with 25 points, and the host San Antonio Spurs withstood a remarkable comeback by the short-handed New Orleans Pelicans to prevail 113-108 on Saturday night.
Aldridge was joined in double figures by Marco Belinelli (17), Rudy Gay (17), DeMar DeRozan (13), Bryn Forbes (12) and Patty Mills (12) as the Spurs won their fifth in a row and completed a sweep of a four-game home-stand.
Frank Jackson scored 25, Jrue Holiday and Ian Clark added 15 each, Cheick Diallo had 13, Kenrich Williams had 12 and Darius Miller 11 to lead the Pelicans, who lost for the fifth time in six games. They played their third consecutive game without five of their top six scorers, including All-Star forward Anthony Davis.
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 package org.apache.mahout.math.map;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.mahout.math.function.ShortCharProcedure;
import org.apache.mahout.math.function.ShortProcedure;
import org.apache.mahout.math.list.ShortArrayList;
import org.apache.mahout.math.list.CharArrayList;
import org.apache.mahout.math.set.AbstractSet;

import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;

public class OpenShortCharHashMapTest extends Assert {

  @Test
  public void testConstructors() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    int[] capacity = new int[1];
    double[] minLoadFactor = new double[1];
    double[] maxLoadFactor = new double[1];

    map.getInternalFactors(capacity, minLoadFactor, maxLoadFactor);
    assertEquals(AbstractSet.defaultCapacity, capacity[0]);
    assertEquals(AbstractSet.defaultMaxLoadFactor, maxLoadFactor[0], 0.001);
    assertEquals(AbstractSet.defaultMinLoadFactor, minLoadFactor[0], 0.001);
    int prime = PrimeFinder.nextPrime(907);
    map = new OpenShortCharHashMap(prime);

    map.getInternalFactors(capacity, minLoadFactor, maxLoadFactor);
    assertEquals(prime, capacity[0]);
    assertEquals(AbstractSet.defaultMaxLoadFactor, maxLoadFactor[0], 0.001);
    assertEquals(AbstractSet.defaultMinLoadFactor, minLoadFactor[0], 0.001);

    map = new OpenShortCharHashMap(prime, 0.4, 0.8);
    map.getInternalFactors(capacity, minLoadFactor, maxLoadFactor);
    assertEquals(prime, capacity[0]);
    assertEquals(0.4, minLoadFactor[0], 0.001);
    assertEquals(0.8, maxLoadFactor[0], 0.001);
  }

  @Test
  public void testEnsureCapacity() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    int prime = PrimeFinder.nextPrime(907);

    map.ensureCapacity(prime);
    int[] capacity = new int[1];
    double[] minLoadFactor = new double[1];
    double[] maxLoadFactor = new double[1];

    map.getInternalFactors(capacity, minLoadFactor, maxLoadFactor);
    assertEquals(prime, capacity[0]);
  }

  @Test
  public void testClear() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    assertEquals(1, map.size());
    map.clear();
    assertEquals(0, map.size());
    assertEquals(0, map.get((short) 11), 0.0000001);
  }

  @Test
  public void testClone() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    OpenShortCharHashMap map2 = (OpenShortCharHashMap) map.clone();
    map.clear();
    assertEquals(1, map2.size());
  }

  @Test
  public void testContainsKey() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    assertTrue(map.containsKey((short) 11));
    assertFalse(map.containsKey((short) 12));
  }

  @Test
  public void testContainValue() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    assertTrue(map.containsValue((char) 22));
    assertFalse(map.containsValue((char) 23));
  }

  @Test
  public void testForEachKey() {
    final ShortArrayList keys = new ShortArrayList();
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    map.put((short) 12, (char) 23);
    map.put((short) 13, (char) 24);
    map.put((short) 14, (char) 25);
    map.removeKey((short) 13);
    map.forEachKey(new ShortProcedure() {

      @Override
      public boolean apply(short element) {
        keys.add(element);
        return true;
      }
    });

    short[] keysArray = keys.toArray(new short[keys.size()]);
    Arrays.sort(keysArray);

    assertArrayEquals(new short[] {11, 12, 14}, keysArray );
  }

  private static class Pair implements Comparable<Pair> {
    short k;
    char v;

    Pair(short k, char v) {
      this.k = k;
      this.v = v;
    }

    @Override
    public int compareTo(Pair o) {
      if (k < o.k) {
        return -1;
      } else if (k == o.k) {
        return 0;
      } else {
        return 1;
      }
    }
  }

  @Test
  public void testForEachPair() {
    final List<Pair> pairs = new ArrayList<Pair>();
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    map.put((short) 12, (char) 23);
    map.put((short) 13, (char) 24);
    map.put((short) 14, (char) 25);
    map.removeKey((short) 13);
    map.forEachPair(new ShortCharProcedure() {

      @Override
      public boolean apply(short first, char second) {
        pairs.add(new Pair(first, second));
        return true;
      }
    });

    Collections.sort(pairs);
    assertEquals(3, pairs.size());
    assertEquals((short) 11, pairs.get(0).k );
    assertEquals((char) 22, pairs.get(0).v );
    assertEquals((short) 12, pairs.get(1).k );
    assertEquals((char) 23, pairs.get(1).v );
    assertEquals((short) 14, pairs.get(2).k );
    assertEquals((char) 25, pairs.get(2).v );

    pairs.clear();
    map.forEachPair(new ShortCharProcedure() {
      int count = 0;

      @Override
      public boolean apply(short first, char second) {
        pairs.add(new Pair(first, second));
        count++;
        return count < 2;
      }
    });

    assertEquals(2, pairs.size());
  }

  @Test
  public void testGet() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    map.put((short) 12, (char) 23);
    assertEquals(22, map.get((short)11) );
    assertEquals(0, map.get((short)0) );
  }

  @Test
  public void testAdjustOrPutValue() {
   OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    map.put((short) 12, (char) 23);
    map.put((short) 13, (char) 24);
    map.put((short) 14, (char) 25);
    map.adjustOrPutValue((short)11, (char)1, (char)3);
    assertEquals(25, map.get((short)11) );
    map.adjustOrPutValue((short)15, (char)1, (char)3);
    assertEquals(1, map.get((short)15) );
  }

  @Test
  public void testKeys() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    map.put((short) 12, (char) 22);
    ShortArrayList keys = new ShortArrayList();
    map.keys(keys);
    keys.sort();
    assertEquals(11, keys.get(0) );
    assertEquals(12, keys.get(1) );
    ShortArrayList k2 = map.keys();
    k2.sort();
    assertEquals(keys, k2);
  }

  @Test
  public void testPairsMatching() {
    ShortArrayList keyList = new ShortArrayList();
    CharArrayList valueList = new CharArrayList();
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    map.put((short) 12, (char) 23);
    map.put((short) 13, (char) 24);
    map.put((short) 14, (char) 25);
    map.removeKey((short) 13);
    map.pairsMatching(new ShortCharProcedure() {

      @Override
      public boolean apply(short first, char second) {
        return (first % 2) == 0;
      }},
        keyList, valueList);
    keyList.sort();
    valueList.sort();
    assertEquals(2, keyList.size());
    assertEquals(2, valueList.size());
    assertEquals(12, keyList.get(0) );
    assertEquals(14, keyList.get(1) );
    assertEquals(23, valueList.get(0) );
    assertEquals(25, valueList.get(1) );
  }

  @Test
  public void testValues() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    map.put((short) 12, (char) 23);
    map.put((short) 13, (char) 24);
    map.put((short) 14, (char) 25);
    map.removeKey((short) 13);
    CharArrayList values = new CharArrayList(100);
    map.values(values);
    assertEquals(3, values.size());
    values.sort();
    assertEquals(22, values.get(0) );
    assertEquals(23, values.get(1) );
    assertEquals(25, values.get(2) );
  }

  // tests of the code in the abstract class

  @Test
  public void testCopy() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    OpenShortCharHashMap map2 = (OpenShortCharHashMap) map.copy();
    map.clear();
    assertEquals(1, map2.size());
  }

  @Test
  public void testEquals() {
    // since there are no other subclasses of
    // Abstractxxx available, we have to just test the
    // obvious.
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    map.put((short) 12, (char) 23);
    map.put((short) 13, (char) 24);
    map.put((short) 14, (char) 25);
    map.removeKey((short) 13);
    OpenShortCharHashMap map2 = (OpenShortCharHashMap) map.copy();
    assertEquals(map, map2);
    assertTrue(map2.equals(map));
    assertFalse("Hello Sailor".equals(map));
    assertFalse(map.equals("hello sailor"));
    map2.removeKey((short) 11);
    assertFalse(map.equals(map2));
    assertFalse(map2.equals(map));
  }

  // keys() tested in testKeys

  @Test
  public void testKeysSortedByValue() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 22);
    map.put((short) 12, (char) 23);
    map.put((short) 13, (char) 24);
    map.put((short) 14, (char) 25);
    map.removeKey((short) 13);
    ShortArrayList keys = new ShortArrayList();
    map.keysSortedByValue(keys);
    short[] keysArray = keys.toArray(new short[keys.size()]);
    assertArrayEquals(new short[] {11, 12, 14},
        keysArray );
  }

  @Test
  public void testPairsSortedByKey() {
    OpenShortCharHashMap map = new OpenShortCharHashMap();
    map.put((short) 11, (char) 100);
    map.put((short) 12, (char) 70);
    map.put((short) 13, (char) 30);
    map.put((short) 14, (char) 3);

    ShortArrayList keys = new ShortArrayList();
    CharArrayList values = new CharArrayList();
    map.pairsSortedByKey(keys, values);

    assertEquals(4, keys.size());
    assertEquals(4, values.size());
    assertEquals((short) 11, keys.get(0) );
    assertEquals((char) 100, values.get(0) );
    assertEquals((short) 12, keys.get(1) );
    assertEquals((char) 70, values.get(1) );
    assertEquals((short) 13, keys.get(2) );
    assertEquals((char) 30, values.get(2) );
    assertEquals((short) 14, keys.get(3) );
    assertEquals((char) 3, values.get(3) );
    keys.clear();
    values.clear();
    map.pairsSortedByValue(keys, values);
    assertEquals((short) 11, keys.get(3) );
    assertEquals((char) 100, values.get(3) );
    assertEquals((short) 12, keys.get(2) );
    assertEquals((char) 70, values.get(2) );
    assertEquals((short) 13, keys.get(1) );
    assertEquals((char) 30, values.get(1) );
    assertEquals((short) 14, keys.get(0) );
    assertEquals((char) 3, values.get(0) );
  }

 }


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Hurricane Florence path changes: Heavy rainfall, flooding could hit WNC Friday
National Weather Service projections for Hurricane Florence now show the storm shifting south and west from its previously predicted path.
Hurricane Florence path changes: Heavy rainfall, flooding could hit WNC Friday National Weather Service projections for Hurricane Florence now show the storm shifting south and west from its previously predicted path. Check out this story on citizen-times.com: https://www.citizen-times.com/story/news/local/2018/09/12/hurricane-florence-path-asheville-wnc-rainfall-flooding-western-north-carolina/1276741002/
Dillon Davis, Asheville Citizen Times Published 9:40 a.m. ET Sept. 12, 2018 | Updated 10:51 a.m. ET Sept. 12, 2018
Hurricane Florence is making its way to the US East Coast. It was a potentially catastrophic Category 4 storm but was expected to keep drawing energy from the warm water and intensify to near Category 5, which means winds of 157 mph or higher. (Sept. 12)
Current Hurricane Florence projections show the storm shifting course, which may breaking heavy rain to WNC for days.
In this satellite image provided by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Hurricane Florence churns through the Atlantic Ocean toward the U.S. East Coast.(Photo: NOAA via Getty Images)
WNC's biggest concern is "the potential for heavy rainfall, potentially over several days."
Hurricane Florence's current projections show the storm shifting south, west from the original path.
ASHEVILLE — Hurricane Florence continues to shift course ahead of its predicted landfall this week, potentially signaling greater impact on parts of Western North Carolina.
Current projections show the storm shifting south and west from its previously predicted path, Robbie Munroe, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Greer, South Carolina, said Wednesday. Munroe said Florence — now a Category 4 storm — also has slowed "quite a bit," meaning it might not reach land until Friday.
Western North Carolina's biggest concern, according to Munroe, is "the potential for heavy rainfall, potentially over several days." It may lead to instances of flash flooding, mudslides, debris flows and possibly some river flooding, he said.
He said the region could now see 5-7 inches of rain with as much as 10 inches in "up-slope areas" to the south and east of Asheville. Munroe said it's still too early" to get a feel for wind speeds by time it reaches the region, as both the speed of the system and how quickly it deteriorates after it hits land factors into that projection."
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Areas more prone to seeing about 10 inches of rain include Transylvania County as well as other counties along WNC's southern edge and to the east along the border of South Carolina.
Munroe urges area residents keep an eye on reliable weather sources and prepare ahead of the storm. That includes purchasing nonperishable foods, fresh water, flashlights and batteries for flashlights as well as keeping cellphones charged.
Gov. Roy Cooper ordered mandatory evacuations for vulnerable coastal areas of the state on Tuesday. He said the entire state should brace for Florence, particularly singling out the state's barrier islands along the entire coast ranging from the coastlines of Virginia to South Carolina.
Hurricane Florence effects felt as mandatory evacuation begins
Heavy rain moves in at Swan Quarter, NC before hurricane Florence makes landfall Sept. 11, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Passengers drive their cars off the Swan Quarter ferry after arriving at the terminal carrying a full load of passengers from Ocracoke Island in accordance with the mandatory evacuation order in preparation for hurricane Florence. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
The Swan Quarter ferry arrives at the terminal carrying a full load of passengers from Ocracoke Island after the mandatory evacuation order in preparation for hurricane Florence. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
David Fries of North Myrtle Beach fills up his vehicle on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018, days before Hurricane Florence is expected to hit the coast of North and South Carolina. Fries said he will be staying at his home with his pets, but his wife and mother in law will be evacuating. (Via OlyDrop) Josh Morgan, The Greenville News via USA TODAY NETWORK
Ferries have been transporting residents from Ocracoke Island to Swan Quarter in Eastern North Carolina after the mandatory evacuation order. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Don Ludemann boards up the windows of his second home in North Myrtle Beach on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018, days before Hurricane Florence is expected to hit the South and North Carolina coasts. JOSH MORGAN/Staff
Angie Travis and her husband Jeff carry a large piece of plywood to the deck of their vacation home as they prepare for Hurricane Florence on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018. JOSH MORGAN/Staff
Lee Dorton, owner of Infused Olive in North Myrtle Beach, boards up the windows of his business on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018, days before Hurricane Florence is expected to hit the South and North Carolina coasts. JOSH MORGAN/Staff
Flanked by N.C. Director of Emergency Management Mike Sprayberry to his immediate left, other state officials and a sign language interpreter, Gov. Roy Cooper describes expected impacts from Hurricane Florence during a press conference Tuesday in Raleigh in this image taken from a UNC-TV livestream of the event. Barrett, Mark,
In this Monday afternoon, Sept. 10, 2018 photo provided by DroneBase, waves crash along Avon, N.C., in the Outer Banks ahead of Hurricane Florence. Florence churned Tuesday, Sept. 11, toward the Eastern Seaboard as a storm of "staggering" size, forcing a million people to evacuate the coast. AP
Down to just 300 gallons, the Shell gas station on state highway 42 in Garner, N.C., disabled card swipe on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018. Ken Ruinard/Independent Mail
Chad Williams of Willow Springs NC believes Hurricane Florence is a serious storm as he filled up gas and hauled away home a new generator on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018, at a Shell gas station on Highway 42, off Interstate 40. Ken Ruinard/Independent Mail
Vehicles pack State 544 as residents leave the southern Grand Strand for points inland ahead of Hurricane Florence on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018. Submitted
This GOES East satellite image taken Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018, at 10:30 a.m. EDT, and provided by NOAA shows Hurricane Florence in the Atlantic Ocean as it threatens the U.S. East Coast, including Florida, Georgia, South and North Carolina. Millions of Americans are preparing for what could be one of the most catastrophic hurricanes to hit the Eastern Seaboard in decades. Mandatory evacuations begin at noon Tuesday, for parts of the Carolinas and Virginia (NOAA via AP) The Associated Press
Hurricane Florence is still expected to slam into North Carolina later this week. National Hurricane Center
Hurricane Florence winds forecast 11 a.m. Sept. 11, 2018. GRAPHIC CONTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER
"The waves and wind in this storm may be like nothing you have ever seen," Cooper said. "Even if you've ridden out storms before, this one is different. Don't bet your life on riding out this monster."
More than 1 million people face mandatory evacuation orders this week. Many fall within the American Southeast, including in Virginia and the coastal parts of the Carolinas, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said.
Shelters for displaced residents began opening Tuesday in areas like Wake County and are expected to open in New Hanover, Moore, Johnston and Sampson counties, among others.
A complete list of shelters is available online at ncdps.gov/florence.
A statewide information line can provide callers with shelter updates and other storm-related details at 2-1-1 or (888) 892-1162. Cooper's office also activated Tuesday the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund at rebuild.nc.gov.
Hurricane Florence hits coast with heavy rain, storm surge
Emma Spencer, 54, and Dennis Spencer, 76, were rescued from their home in Engelhard, N.C Friday night, Sept. 14, 2018, as the water level rose around their home after Hurricane Florence made landfall Friday morning. They are currently staying in a shelter at the former O.A Peay school on Main Street in Swan Quarter N.C. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Emma Spencer, 54, assists her husband, Dennis Spencer, 76, who is blind, with eye drops Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018 in a shelter at the former O.A Peay school on Main Street in Swan Quarter N.C. They were rescued from their home in Engelhard, N.C Friday night as the water level rose around their home after Hurricane Florence made landfall Friday morning. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
An egret walks through a large flooded area in the front yard of a home on Main Street in Swan Quarter, N.C Sept. 15, 2018 after Hurricane Florence made landfall Friday morning. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Front yards on Main Street in Swan Quarter, N.C, sit with moderate flooding Saturday Sept. 15, 2018, after Hurricane Florence made landfall on Friday morning. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Fortino Beltran, 14 and Deacon Etheredge, also 14, surf on a large puddle in a front yard on Main Street in Swan Quarter, N.C Sept. 14, 2018, after Hurricane Florence made landfall. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Fortino Beltran, Deacon Etheredge, and Dustin Briggs, all 14, surf through the flooded Swan Quarter, N.C harbor at the Swan Quarter Bay Sept. 14, 2018, after Hurricane Florence made landfall. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Deacon Etheredge, 14, surfs on a large puddle on Main Street in Swan Quarter, N.C Sept. 14, 2018, after Hurricane Florence made landfall. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Fortino Beltran, 14, splashes into a large puddle while surfing on Main Street in Swan Quarter, N.C Sept. 14, 2018, after Hurricane Florence made landfall. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Deacon Etheredge, 14, and Fortino Beltran, also 14, surf on a large puddle on Main Street in Swan Quarter, N.C Sept. 14, 2018, after Hurricane Florence made landfall. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Oyster Creek Street in Swan Quarter N.C sits flooded after Hurricane Florence made landfall in Wilmington, N.C, Sept. 14, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Utility workers from Tideland EMC make a repair to a utility pole on Main Street in Swan Quarter, N.C Sept. 14, 2018, after Hurricane Florence made landfall in Wilmington, N.C. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Jessica Bianco takes photos of the flooded Swan Quarter N.C harbor in Swan Quarter Bay with her dog Calypso after Hurricane Florence made landfall in Wilmington, N.C, Sept. 14, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Downed tree limbs at Tunnel Farmhouse B&B on Main Street in Swan Quarter N.C after Hurricane Florence made landfall in Wilmington, N.C, Sept. 14, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Minor flooding in Swan Quarter, N.C Sept. 14, 2018, as Hurricane Florence approaches the coastline. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
A boat sits tied up on a creek on Oyster Creek street in Swan Quarter, N.C, with heavy rain and wind increasing as Hurricane Florence nears the coastline Sept. 13, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
A mailbox on Oyster Creek Street in Swan Quarter, N.C sits partially submerged as heavy rain and wind increases with Hurricane Florence moving closer to the coastline Sept. 13, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
A motorist drives through a flooded area in the Swan Quarter harbor in Swan Quarter, N.C as Hurricane Florence nears the coastline, Sept. 13, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Jimmy Williams, 80 and his wife Ellen Louise Williams, 79, of Swan Quarter, N.C, will be staying in their home for the duration of Hurricane Florence, making landfall Thursday, Sept. 13, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Jimmy Williams, 80, prepares to move his vehicles to higher ground at his home in Swan Quarter, N.C as Hurricane Florence makes landfall Sept. 13, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Swan Quarter N.C fire chief Jefferey Stotesberry and his son J.T Stotesberry refuel generators and chainsaws at the fire department as they prepare for Hurricane Florence Sept. 13, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Elizabeth Gurganus, of Swan Quarter, prepares to evacuate to Tyner, outside Elizabeth City, with her husband before Hurricane Florence makes landfall, Sept. 12, 2018. A storm surge of about three to six feet is expected for Swan Quarter, and around six feet for Ocracoke Island with 12-20 inches of rainfall for the entire area. Hyde county as well as several surrounding counties are under mandatory evacuation. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Kelly Rathburn waits with her dog Spud before leaving on a bus to Knightdale high school in Knightdale, a suburb of Raleigh before Hurricane Florence makes landfall, Sept. 12, 2018. A storm surge of about three to six feet is expected for Swan Quarter, and around six feet for Ocracoke Island with 12-20 inches of rainfall for the entire area. Hyde county as well as several surrounding counties are under mandatory evacuation. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Children board a bus leaving for Knightdale high school in Knightdale, a suburb of Raleigh before Hurricane Florence makes landfall, Sept. 12, 2018. A storm surge of about three to six feet is expected for Swan Quarter, and around six feet for Ocracoke Island with 12-20 inches of rainfall for the entire area. Hyde county as well as several surrounding counties are under mandatory evacuation. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Chris Johnson, 13, Tyler Seoby, 14, and Shubert Johnson, 11, play on their phones on a bus leaving for Knightdale high school in Knightdale, a suburb of Raleigh before Hurricane Florence makes landfall Sept. 12, 2018. A storm surge of about three to six feet is expected for Swan Quarter, and around six feet for Ocracoke Island with 12-20 inches of rainfall for the entire area. Hyde county as well as several surrounding counties are under mandatory evacuation. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Dane Evans, a fisherman, 36, of Swan Quarter, works on his 31-year-old fishing boat, Captain Drew, named after his six-year-old son, in the Swan Quarter harbor Sept. 12, 2018. As Hurricane Florence moves in, a storm surge of about three to six feet is expected for Swan Quarter, and around six feet for Ocracoke Island with 12-20 inches of rainfall for the entire area. Hyde county as well as several surrounding counties are under mandatory evacuation. Evans will be traveling to Washington, NC to stay with his girlfriend during the hurricane. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Dane Evans, a fisherman, 36, of Swan Quarter, drives his 31-year-old boat, Captain Drew, named after his six-year-old son, around the Swanquarter Bay, Sept. 12, 2018. As Hurricane Florence moves in, a storm surge of about three to six feet is expected for Swan Quarter, and around six feet for Ocracoke Island with 12-20 inches of rainfall for the entire area. Hyde county as well as several surrounding counties are under mandatory evacuation. Evans will be traveling to Washington, NC to stay with his girlfriend during the hurricane. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
A man who identified himself as Little Ron, has his gas jugs filled up at Ryan's Garage in Swan Quarter with Tony Brooks, and Ryan Marshall as he prepares for Hurricane Florence Sept. 11, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Marks on a wall at Ryan's Garage in Swan Quarter show the water levels of previous hurricanes. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Tony Brooks fills up the gas tank of a customer at Ryan's Garage in Swan Quarter in preparation for Hurricane Florence Sept. 11, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Pam Ransom and her husband George Ransom of Lake Landing, give their order to Sharon Selby at Martelle's Feed House restaurant in Engelhard before they evacuate to Virginia before Hurricane Florence makes landfall in Eastern North Carolina Sept. 11, 2018. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
The Swan Quarter ferry arrives at the terminal carrying a full load of passengers from Ocracoke Island Sept. 11, 2018 after the mandatory evacuation order in preparation for hurricane Florence. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
Passengers drive their cars off the Swan Quarter ferry after arriving at the terminal carrying a full load of passengers from Ocracoke Island Sept. 11, 2018, in accordance with the mandatory evacuation order in preparation for hurricane Florence. Matt Burkhartt/mburkhartt@citizentimes.com
US 17 in Brunswick County, North Carolina on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. (NCDOT) Photo courtesy of North Carolina Department of Transportation
Volunteers from all over North Carolina help rescue residents and their pets from their flooded homes during Hurricane Florence Sept. 14, 2018 in New Bern, N.C. Chip Somodevilla,
Lumberton, N.C., resident Floyd Locklear tries to keep the drains clear in his neighborhood near North Chestnut and East 15th streets Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018, to prevent flooding from the storm that began as Hurricane Florence. Xavier Mascareñas, USA TODAY NETWORK
The courtyard at Queen's Point condos is filled with residents' belongings after the storm surge from Hurricane Florence tore open the lower floors with a four-foot high storm surge Sept. 15, 2018 in New Bern, N.C. Hurricane Florence made landfall in North Carolina as a Category 1 storm Friday and at least five deaths have been attributed to the storm, which continues to produce heavy rain and strong winds extending out nearly 200 miles. Chip Somodevilla, Getty Images
Floodwaters overtake US Route 17 and a car outside of Jacksonville, N.C., on Sept. 15, 2018, during Tropical Storm Florence. The governor of North Carolina on Saturday warned residents displaced by a killer storm against returning home because of the dangers posed by rising floodwaters. "Know that water is rising fast everywhere, even in places that don't typically flood," said Governor Roy Cooper. "This system is unloading epic amounts of rainfall: in some places, measured in feet, not inches." Logan Cyrus, AFP/Getty Images
A street sign down near Carolina Beach in Wilmington, N.C. on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Ken Ruinard/Independent Mail
Members of the North Carolina National Guard finish stacking sand bags under a highway overpass near the Lumber River, which is expected to flood from Hurricane Florence's rain in Lumberton, N.C., Friday, Sept. 14, 2018. (AP Photo/David Goldman) David Goldman, AP
Boats are stacked up on each other in a marina as a result from Florence in New Bern, NC., Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Steve Helber, AP
Rescue personnel use a small boat as they go house to house checking for flood victims from Florence, in New Bern, N.C., Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Steve Helber, AP
A woman walks into a shelter at Codington Elementary School in Wilmington N.C. on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Ken Ruinard/Independent Mail
A cleanup truck pushes debris from NC Highway 76 as Hurricane Florence passes through Wilmington, N.C. on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Ken Ruinard/Independent Mail
Hundreds line up as a Harris Teeter Supermarket opens it's doors Saturday, Sept.15, 2018 following Florence, now a tropical storm, in Wilmington, N.C. Chuck Liddy, AP
A fallen tree from Florence, now a tropical storm, covers several cars in Wilmington, N.C., Saturday, Sept.15, 2018. Matt Born, AP
A vehicle with the Wilmington Fire Department drives through a flooded street from Florence, now a tropical storm in Wilmington, N.C., Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Matt Born, AP
A man hauls gas cans from Candy's Exxon in Wilmington, N.C. Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Daniel J. Gross/Greenville News
Candy's Exxon in Wilmington, N.C. runs out of gas around 12:40 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Daniel J. Gross/Greenville News
Ann Blake sits in her car after she said a person told her, "no power, no gas, get lost" at Candy's Exxon in Wilmington, N.C. on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Ken Ruinard/Independent Mail
The corner of Borden Avenue and Carlton Avenue in the Brookwood neighborhood of Wilmington, North Carolina. (Luc Travers, Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018) Photo courtesy of Luc Travers
Jessie Lawrence and her daughter Kinsley Spaid make their way home after Hurricane Florence hit Davis N.C.,Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Davis was said to have 4 1/2 feet of storm surge. Tom Copeland, AP
A convoy of utility trucks heading east to assist with damage caused by tropical storm Florence makes its way through a water covered stretch of U.S. Hwy. 70 east of Kinston, N.C., on Saturday Sept. 15, 2018. The road was closed to the public. Chris Seward, AP
Jeff Pyron, left, and Daniel Lilly cover Lilly's roof after Hurricane Florence hit Davis N.C.,Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. Lilly said, "I had my house raised for Irene cause I got flooded from the bottom, now i'm getting flooded from the top". Tom Copeland, AP
Members of a swift water rescue team check a flooded street caused by the tropical storm Florence in New Bern, N.C., on Saturday Sept. 15, 2018. Chris Seward, AP
A boat sits at the end of a driveway after a four-foot storm surge produced by Hurricane Florence ripped through the this historic neighborhood along the Nuese River Sept. 15, 2018 in New Bern, N.C.. Hurricane Florence made landfall in North Carolina as a Category 1 storm Friday and at least five deaths have been attributed to the storm, which continues to produce heavy rain and strong winds extending out nearly 200 miles. Chip Somodevilla, Getty Images
Hundreds line up as a Harris Teeter Supermarket opens it's doors Saturday, Sept.15, 2018 following Florence, now a tropical storm, in Wilmington, N.C. Chuck Liddy, The News & Observer via AP
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OCAD U | Viva & Co.
The deceptively simple wordmark "Ideas Need Space" was created for OCAD U's capital fundraising campaign. The strategy, as it turned out, was to ignore what the fundraising "experts" said about never focusing on the need. And it worked – every cent that was needed to make the iconic Sharp Centre for Design a reality was raised.
Front and back cover for the anchor brochure that made the case for this capital fundraising campaign.
Announcing the initiative to a wider audience.
An invitation to a presentation by Will Alsop – main architect for the Sharpe Centre for Design (on stilts).
Reaching out and making the case.


Ask The Wine Ladies… Is Icewine made the same as Sauternes?
My husband and received a bottle of Sauternes as a gift. Our foodie friend Brenda told us it would remind us of our icewine. Brenda told us it is a special and pricey wine, due in part to how it is made. We don't particularly favor sweet wines, but my mother-in-law is mad for them. So I thought it might be a great treat for Mother's Day. Is icewine made the same way as Sauternes?
Indeed, a great treat, Sauternes is the "king" of all sweet wines! Sauternes can only come from France and be produced in the Grave district south of Bordeaux. Icewine is not restricted as to where it can be made although Canada is widely considered the authority on this luscious wine – the "Nectar of the Gods" as it is commonly referred to. Both are sweet, complex and delectable!
Both Sauternes and our icewine must adhere to a strict set of regulations as to how they are made, although the rules and methodology of production for the two are entirely different.
What defines Sauternes is "noble rot". The uniqueness of Sauternes is due to the mesoclimate it enjoys which encourages a very special fungus called botrytis cinerea, otherwise known as "noble rot" to attack the grapes. It is this fungus that causes the grapes to shrivel and rot, and allows a wonderful concentration of tartaric acid and sugar to develop in the grapes resulting in a wine of great complexity. Layer upon layer of rich flavours, honey, mango, flowers, brioche and so on. Ever lasting and age worthy beyond decades, this is Sauternes.
Celsius. For Sauternes, it is not about the temperature but rather about this unique fungus that must infect the grapes. Both situations are risky. In Canada, the birds and deer feast on the grapes while winemakers patiently await the freeze, limiting the yield. In Sauternes, the viticulturists must await the infection of noble rot, and occasionally it just doesn't happen, or it can come very late limiting the yield even more. So patience is a virtue in Sauternes, as it is in Canada!
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Who Will Administer Palma Bonora's Eight Million Dollar Estate?
Estates & Executors
Authored by: cchen
Warring Public Administrators Face Off in New York's Appellate Court
Public administrators from two New York counties, Kings and Richmond, have been engaged in a dispute over which will administer the eight million dollar estate of decedent Palma Bonora, who died intestate.
Bonora was a lifelong Brooklyn (Kings County) resident who, for the last four years of her life, lived in a Staten Island (Richmond County) nursing home. Prior to her relocation to Staten Island, Bonora's guardian had Bonora's Brooklyn home demolished and the land later sold. It is undisputed that Bonora lacked the mental capacity to change her domicile from Kings County to Richmond County and that she was moved by her guardian to Staten Island so that she could obtain the necessary medical care.
Under New York law, the venue of estate administration lies in the county in
Bitcoins and Other Hidden Assets
Brent Howard
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Authored by: Brent Howard and Cynthia D. Kennedy
Years ago, my grandparents were robbed. While going through the house and noting the missing items, my grandmother told my mother she was grateful they did not find the family silverware hidden in the attic staircase. This was the first time my mother had heard of the hiding place and told my grandmother, "I would have sold this house having never found the silverware."
Nearly everyone has a hiding place for a few special, tangible items, and increasingly many individuals have assets that are not easy to identify or locate. After the death of the owner of such assets, it can be very difficult for the personal representative of the estate to locate and take possession of all of the decedent's assets.
When Do Claims On a Revocable Grantor Trust Go Stale?
Authored by: Brenda Gonzalez
Recently, a Missouri Court of Appeals found that a claim regarding the validity of a revocable grantor trust was time-barred, as the two-year statute of limitations to bring a claim contesting a trust's validity had passed when the personal representative of an estate brought suit.
In Morris v. Trust Co. of the Ozarks, 2014 WL 947109, at *1 (Mo. Ct. App. Mar. 11, 2014), the Court found that Section 456.6-604 of the Missouri Uniform Trust Code barred a claim seeking to establish that the trust at issue had terminated as a matter of law at the grantor's death. Section 456.6-604.1(1) states that "a person may commence a judicial proceeding to contest the validity of a trust that was revocable at the settlor's death within. . . two years after the settlor's death. . ."
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I Can't Tell You Why är en låt av det amerikanska rockbandet Eagles, som är med på deras album The Long Run från 1979. Den skrevs av bandmedlemmarna Timothy B. Schmit, Glenn Frey och Don Henley. Låten spelades in i mars 1978, och var den första låten som slutfördes för albumet. Det  var även den första Eagles-låten med Schmit på sång. Den släpptes som singel i februari 1980 och blev en Billboard  top 10-hit i april samma år, och nådde nummer åtta på Billboard Hot 100 och nummer tre på Adult Contemporary chart. Det var gruppens sista topp 10-hit på Billboard Hot 100.

Bakgrund
Timothy B. Schmit kom på sångtiteln och komponerade kärnan till "I Can't Tell You Why", som han sedan presenterade för Glenn Frey och Don Henley och de slutförde låten tillsammans. Henley beskrev den färdiga låten som "straight Al Green", och Frey - ett R&B-fan som vuxit upp med musiken i Detroit - var ansvarig för R&B-känslan i låten. Frey sa till Schmit: "Du kan sjunga som Smokey Robinson. Låt oss inte göra något som låter som Richie Furay eller Poco. Vi gör en R&B-låt."

Schmit beskriver låten som "löst baserad på mina egna erfarenheter". Schmit sa: "Jag hade några skrivsessioner med Don och Glenn och jag kastade ut en massa idéer och den [I Can't Tell You Why] fastnade. Jag hade [komponerat] en ganska stor del av den, inte jättestor, men tillräckligt mycket för att de skulle tänka "Det där kan bli bra" och gå med på det. Så Don, Glenn och jag avslutade den under några nattsessioner."  "När den växte fram i studion... så visste jag att det var en fantastisk låt. Jag [tänkte] 'Ja! Det här är en fantastisk debut för mig.' När vi till slut mixade klart den hade vi en liten lyssnar-fest i studion. När människorna där hörde den vände sig Don mot mig och sa: 'Där har du din första hit.' "

Schmit sjöng huvudsången på låten, medan Frey och Henley sjöng kontrapunkt. Schmit spelade också bas på låten. Schmit vill minnas att det distinkta basriffet hade utformats av Frey. Gitarrsolot spelas av Glenn Frey.

År 1980 spelade gruppen in en musikvideo till låten. I videon spelar Schmit bas medan Frey spelar elpiano (men enligt skivkonvolutet spelade Frey in gitarrsolot på låten), Henley på trummor, Don Felder på gitarr, Walsh på orgel och Joe Vitale på synthesizer. Joe Walsh spelade alla klaverinstrument på studioinspelningen. Liveversioner av låten släpptes på Eagles Live från 1980 och Hell Freezes Over från 1994.

Schmit framförde också "I Can't Tell You Why" medan han var på turné som medlem i Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band 1992. Deras framförande av låten gavs ut på Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band Volym 2: Live from Montreux 1993.

Coverversioner

 1990 gjorde R&B-sångaren Howard Hewett en cover på "I Can't Tell You Why" som finns med på hans Very Best of Howard Hewett. Den nådde #24 på Billboard Hot R&B / Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks.
 Den amerikanska countryartisten Vince Gill spelade in "I Can't Tell You Why" till Eagles hyllningsalbum Common Thread: The Songs of the Eagles. Schmit körade på inspelningen.  Denna version nådde plats 51 på Hot Country Songs-listan.
 R&B-gruppen Brownstone har en cover av låten med på sitt debutalbum, From the Up Up. Deras version nådde nummer 54 på Billboard Hot 100, nummer 22 på Hot R&B--listan och nummer 27 UK top 75.
 Det alternativa rockbandet Lazlo Bane spelade in låten till sitt coveralbum Guilty Pleasures från 2007.
 2015 spelade den kanadensiska jazzpianisten och sångaren Diana Krall in låten på sitt album Wallflower. Hennes version nådde nummer 10 på Billboard Smooth Jazz-listan.

Medverkande

 Timothy B. Schmit: Sång, bas
 Glenn Frey: Backing vocals, leadgitarr (solo)
 Don Henley: Trummor, sång
 Don Felder: Gitarr
 Joe Walsh: Hammondorgel, Fender Rhodes elpiano, ARP String Synthesizer

Referenser

Rockballader
Låtar framförda av Eagles
Musiksinglar 1995
Musiksinglar 1993
Musiksinglar 1980
Sånger 1978

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New Global Cholangiocarcinoma Alliance announces founding supporters
News provided by Scientific Education Support (SES) on Friday 28th Jun 2019
The GCA will work tirelessly to ensure its shared vision of raising the awareness of cholangiocarcinoma is achieved globally
London, Q2, 2019 | It has been announced today, June 28, 2019, that Agios and Incyte will be the founding supporters of the Global Cholangiocarcinoma Alliance.
Following a hugely successful World Cholangiocarcinoma Awareness Day and Global Cholangiocarcinoma Alliance (GCA) launch campaign on February 12, 2019, the GCA are proud to announce Agios and Incyte as its first supporters. Agios, a biopharmaceutical company based in Massachusetts, US, and Incyte, a pharmaceutical company based in Delaware, US are delighted to join the initiative.
The GCA will drive awareness of cholangiocarcinoma, ensure patients are directed to established support groups, and develop resources to empower and better support the cholangiocarcinoma community.
About the GCA and cholangiocarcinoma
Cholangiocarcinoma, also known as bile duct cancer, although relatively rare, is the world's second most common primary liver cancer, with high a mortality rate. The worldwide incidence is increasing year on year, presenting a significant challenge to healthcare professionals and patients. The epidemiology of the disease varies between regions, with risk factors well defined in some areas, and poorly in others.1,2
The GCA is guided by a highly experienced steering committee, bringing together the current worldwide expertise of leading physicians, researchers, representatives from patient advocacy groups, and professional societies. The GCA is also supported by a network of international organizations who are all equally passionate about the vision and mission of the GCA.
Through awareness activities, such as World Cholangiocarcinoma Day, the GCA will work tirelessly to ensure its shared vision of raising the awareness of cholangiocarcinoma is achieved globally in order to improve prevention, survival, and the quality of life of all cholangiocarcinoma patients.
"The Global Cholangiocarcinoma Alliance will empower all of us who are united by the vision of a better future for everyone affected by cholangiocarcinoma, enabling us to work with a collective voice worldwide for raised awareness and more international research towards improved treatments and, ultimately, a cure. AMMF is proud to work with the Alliance towards this goal." Helen Morement, CEO AMMF, United Kingdom
"The mission of the GCA is to compassionately and masterfully improve the lives of patients and advance scientific knowledge worldwide. Proudly through collaboration, we share our passion and information to pursue early detection methods and curative treatment options in the most effective and thoughtful way." Susan Acquisto, The Bili Project Foundation, United States
"The leading cause of death in most SE Asian countries is cholangiocarcinoma. The main risk factor is liver fluke infection. Unfortunately, it has been an overlooked disease. The launch of the GCA has changed that, bringing it to the attention of the world. I am proud to be part of this important work." Professor Puangrat Yongvanit, Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation of Thailand, and CASCAP, Thailand
The GCA is supported by Scientific Education Support (SES) who act as the secretariat. SES loves nothing more than building communities and networks to facilitate education through collaboration, ensuring that patients have access to the latest support and treatment options.
For more information on the GCA please visit: www.globalccaalliance.com. For all press and media enquires please contact: secretariat@scientificeducationsupport.com.
Twitter: @CCA_Alliance
Facebook: @globalCCAalliance
GCA Steering Committee
Helen Morement – AMMF – The Cholangiocarcinoma Charity – United Kingdom
Stacie Lindsey – The Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation – United States
Susan Acquisto – The Bili Project Foundation – United States
Jim Palma – TargetCancer Foundation – United States
Professor Narong Khuntikeo – Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation of Thailand, and CASCAP – Thailand
Professor Puangrat Yongvanit – Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation of Thailand, and CASCAP – Thailand
Professor Ross Andrews – Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation of Thailand, and CASCAP – Thailand
Doctor Vincenzo Cardinale – European Network for the Study of Cholangiocarcinoma – Italy
Professor Jesper Andersen – European Network for the Study of Cholangiocarcinoma – Denmark
International Community Partners
A growing network
AMMF – The Cholangiocarcinoma Charity www.ammf.org.uk
The Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation www.cholangiocarcinoma.org
The Bili Project Foundation www.thebiliproject.org
TargetCancer Foundation www.targetcancerfoundation.org
Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation of Thailand http://www.cca.in.th/home/
Cholangiocarcinoma Screening and Care Program (CASCAP) https://cascap.kku.ac.th/
Cholangiocarcinoma-UK http://www.basl.org.uk/index.cfm/content/page/cid/28
European Network for the Study of Cholangiocarcinoma http://www.enscca.org/
1. Anderson C.D. et al. Diagnosis and treatment of cholangiocarcinoma. Oncologist. 2004 Feb 9. DOI: 10.1634/theoncologist.9-1-43
2. Banales J.M. et al. Expert consensus document: Cholangiocarcinoma: current knowledge and future perspectives consensus statement from the European Network for the Study of Cholangiocarcinoma (ENS-CCA). Nat Rev Gastro & Hepat. 2016 April 20. DOI: 10.1038/nrgastro.2016.51
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Born San Francisco in 1941 AD. Gangaji lineage.
"Desiring something or wishing for something which is not here means suffering. We are chasing after dreams for our whole lives and we only reach an end of the search when we come to peace and silence.
This is what my life is like now; a life in peace, without wishes, without dreams and longing, also without any spiritual ambitions. It's all gone. What remained is simply only THAT. This is what I was longing for. This is what everybody of us is longing for. THIS is the fulfillment."


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Castelnau-Durban (Okzitanisch: Castèthnau de Durban) ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand: ) im Département Ariège in der Region Okzitanien; sie gehört zum Arrondissement Saint-Girons, zum Gemeindeverband Couserans-Pyrénées und zum Kanton Couserans Est. Die Einwohner werden Castelnau-Durbannais/Castelnau-Durbannaises genannt.

Geografie
Castelnau-Durban liegt rund 68 Kilometer südlich der Stadt Toulouse im Westen des Départements Ariège. Die Gemeinde besteht aus dem Dorf Castelnau-Durban (bis 1789 Castelnau de Durban), mehreren Weilern und Streusiedlungen sowie Einzelgehöften. Das Dorf liegt am Fluss Artillac. Castelnau-Durban liegt innerhalb des Regionalen Naturparks Pyrénées Ariégeoises. Weite Teile der Gemeinde sind Bergland und bewaldet. Der höchster Punkt ist nahe beim Serre Nère im Süden der Gemeinde. Die D117 von Foix nach Tarbes verläuft durch die Gemeinde.

Umgeben wird Castelnau-Durban von den Nachbargemeinden Montseron und Durban-sur-Arize im Norden, La Bastide-de-Sérou im Nordosten, Esplas-de-Sérou im Südosten und Süden sowie Rimont im Westen.

Geschichte
Im Jahr 1228 wird in einem Dokument ein Schloss erwähnt. Im Mittelalter war Castelnau-Durban Teil der Grafschaft Foix. Im Jahr 1562 kam es zu einem Scharmützel während der Religionskriege, das einige Tote zur Folge hatte. Am 22. August 1944 ergaben sich in Castelnau-Durban 1542 Angehörige der Wehrmacht und gingen in Gefangenschaft. Die Gemeinde gehörte von 1793 bis 1801 zum District Saint-Girons. Zudem war Castelnau-Durban von 1793 bis 1801 im Kanton Rimont und von 1801 bis 2015 innerhalb des Kantons Saint-Girons. Die Gemeinde ist seit 1801 dem Arrondissement Saint-Girons zugeteilt. Die heutige Ausdehnung erreichte Castelnau-Durban im Jahr 1826 mit der Vereinigung von Castelnau-Durban und Cert.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Kirche Saint-Michel aus dem Jahr 1830 im Dorfzentrum
 Friedhofskapelle Saint-Michel aus dem 13. Jahrhundert (ursprünglich die Dorfkirche)
 Denkmal für die Gefallenen
 Ruine des Schlosses aus dem 13. Jahrhundert
 Molkerei für Eselsmilch
 Platanenallee aus 250 Bäumen
 Erinnerungsstele für den Kampf der Résistance

Weblinks

 Fotos der Kirche und der Kapelle

Einzelnachweise

Ort in Okzitanien
Gemeindegründung 1793


Social Security Disability - What is a Medical Re-Exam Date (MRED)?
When an individual is approved for Social Security Disability those benefits do not continue indefinitely without follow-ups from the Social Security Administration. Each and every Social Security Disability recipient must undergo continuing eligibility reviews to establish their continued eligibility for the Social Security Disability benefits they receive. The length of time between each of these reviews is dependent upon whether or not the Social Security Administration believes that there is a chance for improvement to the beneficiary's condition.
When a beneficiary is approved for benefits, their condition is given one of three labels including MIE (Medical Improvement Expected), MIP (Medical Improvement Possible) or MINE (Medical Improvement Not Expected). If a beneficiary's case is labeled as MIE (Medical Improvement Expected) then that individual will undergo a continuing disability review within the next six to 18 months after the approval of their initial claim. The case will then be scheduled for re-examination and a medical re-exam date is set to determine whether or not the individual is still entitled to receive Social Security Disability benefits from the Social Security Administration.
When your Medical Re-Exam Date arrives you will be provided with a continuing eligibility review and your disability case will be re-examined. If your condition has improved, your Social Security Disability benefits will stop. If, however, your re-exam shows that there has not been improvement or there has not been enough improvement to disqualify you for Social Security Disability benefits, then your Social Security Disability benefits will continue and you will be scheduled for another Medical Re-Exam Date in the future.