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Music In Devon Initiative
CONTACT US: info@musicindevon.org
A network for Devon musicians
MIDI Membership Scheme
Partnership Music Projects
05/07/2018 • vagabond1212 • News
MIDI have run two highly successful music-making projects within supported housing schemes for vulnerable young people in Devon during 2017 and 2018.
The first was at the Amber Foundation in Chawleigh, Mid Devon. This music programme was funded by Youth Music and enabled a music rehearsal and workshop studio to be created on the premises at Ashley Court. The programme included weekly group workshop sessions and 1:2:1 lessons in guitar, drums, keyboards, loop pedal, rapping, DJing, music production (using Ableton Live), lyric writing, songwriting, and playing together as a band.
MIDI's team of ace freelance music leaders also led several one-off workshops in Taiko drumming, African drumming, harmony singing, beatboxing, music industry careers, plus much more! Participants were given the opportunity to record five of the songs they had written at a professional recording studio (Sound Gallery Studios), as well as performance opportunities at various events. Please click below to hear some of the tracks written and performed by the residents.
Tutors and music leaders included: Nick Hall (Dakar Audio Club / Director of MIDI); Tom Rosenbloom (Dakar Audio Club / Electric Spank); Sam Walker (Samantics); Jay McAllister (Iller Instinct); Sam Jones (Jam Scones); Maz Totterdell (Mazrah); Stuart Lambert (University of Westminster lecturer in Music Business studies); Allan Kerr (Shumba Arts); Eleanor Spencer (MIDI) and Marie Belsten (Director of MIDI).
As a result of the Amber music project, 10 young people were able to complete their Bronze Arts Award – for many of them this was their first formal qualification.
Though the funding from Youth Music has now expired, the Amber Foundation are keen to continue their partnership with MIDI to deliver regular music-making activities for its residents, and there are even plans afoot to build a recording studio on the premises, thanks to a donation from the Jordan Trust. The studio may also become available for use by local musicians in time, helping to strengthen links with the community.
The second project took place at Exeter Foyer, a housing scheme for vulnerable 18-25 year olds. One of the Exeter Foyer residents conceived the project and was able to secure £300 from O2's Go Think Big fund to kickstart it. DAISI contributed further funding to enable the project to continue past the first few sessions. The same resident also managed the project with the support of a member of staff at the Foyer, and went on to undertake his Silver Arts Award as a result of the project.
Participants were assisted in lyric writing, rapping, looping, guitar, bass guitar, and vocal delivery by Samantics, Nick Hall, Paul Bateman and Mazrah, to enable them to write and perform three original songs, one of which was recorded at Sound Gallery Studios. Please click below to hear one of these songs.
It is clear from the overwhelmingly positive feedback and general response to these projects from the young people involved, that music-making really can and does motivate and empower them, enabling them to learn lots of new, transferable skills. Through lyric writing in particular, young people who have come from challenging backgrounds – which in many cases leads to chaotic lives and even homelessness – have been able to express themselves openly for the first time in their lives. They have been able to transform their thoughts about negative experiences through the creative process of music-making, enabling them to feel much more positive about their lives, their abilities, and their futures.
Here is a selection of comments from some of the young people who took part in these projects:
Great teachers! It has given me something to do and focus on. If it was not for this project, I would never have played guitar. It's good to be creative.
Amazing session! Using my voice to create a whole song was a great ego boost. My vocals are getting a lot better. The music session made the day a lot more positive and cheered me up. Fun sesh!
The thing I enjoyed most about today's session was getting things off my chest
The music lesson has taken my mind away from everything.
It was good to get things out of my head, and to do something different. The session has helped me to get stuff out, and not hold negatives in. I'm finding out more about myself as my lyrics change focus.
In future, I want to ensure I have learnt the last session's stuff, then progress. I just need to practice.
I enjoyed learning the basic beat. It was a challenge but I feel more confident after the lesson. I enjoyed learning a new thing.
It wasn't just learning music, it was learning how to control emotions. If you get upset, you can just transfer that into the creative process. It mentally stimulates the positive side of your brain so you don't feel anxious. Creativity takes your mind off unpleasant thoughts.
It's really cheered me up. I am happy to have finished my own song. We need to start practicing what we've written, ready to record. This has made me happy today, after an early start which made me angry.
The best thing about today's session was learning a Beatles song. It feels nice to do well.
This has been the most positive thing I could have done today after the morning I've had.
I found the 1:2:1 amazing! Really good fun and learnt a lot. Looking forward to next week and carrying on learning.
I wanted to thank you so much for the opportunity, and the use of the keyboard has enabled me to write 14 songs which have been uploaded to the reverb nation site.
My hand / eye co-ordination needs improvement but I'm eager and ready to learn more. Not as simple as first thought, but I really enjoyed myself. Can't wait to do it again next week 😊
It's good to focus on the positives in life and make music to show it.
Happy that I've got more parts and more to learn.
Feel good that we've got so much done. Finished a track. Writing it down helps in a way.
I feel more confident with singing now. I look forward to Mondays now!
Enjoyed the session, I have always wanted to write lyrics in the past but struggled to get the words out but this has really helped. You made me feel calm and able to talk about that, usually I hate singing in front of people but I felt relaxed enough to do so.
Pleased we've got a lot done. Helped me get out some of my frustrations. Given me a bit more clarity and helped me with reality.
Felt all over the place this morning but this has brought me back up. Good to have a focus on a Monday.
You've made me push myself to be more honest in my lyrics and say something with meaning. These sessions and you have become really inspirational and I want to keep going.
I'm Feeling happy that we've got the song to such a good place, I am a perfectionist and wanted it to be perfect. Feeling really positive about the song.
Absolutely amazing session, we've learned something and you've cheered us all up. I want to do this every week.
Such an amazing session. I really felt I've learned something and I'm inspired to do more.
Writing thoughts into lyrics helps me forget about bad stuff. I was in a low mood today but the session helped me forget and feel positive.
If you work with an organisation seeking to run a music project and need help with delivery, please contact us to discuss potential partnership possibilities.
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Bank of Khartoum and telecoms company Zain have launched Sudan's first mobile money service called Hassa. The bank said the service is available to all registered Hassa mobile account customers in Sudan.
Customers can carry out several financial transactions on the mobile money service using their mobile phones, Bank of Khartoum's automated teller machines (ATMs) or by visiting Hassa Shops. Services offered include cash deposits, transfers, withdrawals, payment of utility bills and airtime purchases.
Fadi Salim Al Faqih, chief executive officer (CEO) of Bank of Khartoum said, "We believe that technology will allow us to increase the financial inclusion in an environment where only 15% of adult population is formally served with financial services; on the other hand mobile phone penetration is 75%. Hassa will provide easy, instant and convenient access to financial services through any mobile phone and improve lives."
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The World Autism Day is observed on April 2, when we talk about the awareness about the disorder (autism spectrum disorder – ASD) and measures to battle it is quite low, especially in India.
According to a study by a top child neurologist at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), at least one in 89 children aged between two and nine years have been diagnosed with autism in India.
It is an umbrella term for persons living with developmental disorders that impair communication—speaking, gesturing and listening—and make them have limited interests or repetitive behaviour. Diagnosis is still misunderstood very much, doctors say, and most parents in India do not have the resources or the support to bring up autistic children.
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Taken together, they may result in relatively mild challenges for someone on the high functioning end of the autism spectrum. Each child or adult with autism is unique so, each autism intervention plan should be tailored to address specific needs. Intervention can involve behavioural treatments, medicines or both. Many individuals with autism have additional medical conditions such as sleep disturbance, seizures and gastrointestinal (GI) distress. Addressing these conditions can improve attention, learning and related behaviors.
Special Education, Sankalp reports, that the number of children in India diagnosed with autism has been on the rise with the ratio being about 1:100. Around 10 per cent of school-going children have been diagnosed with mild to severe learning challenges.
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David West, who pitched 10 seasons in the major leagues and attended Craigmont High School, died Saturday after battling brain cancer. He was 57.
West was born in Memphis.
West, played for the New York Mets, Minnesota Twins, Philadelphia Phillies and Boston Red Sox from 1988-98. He won the World Series in 1991 with the Twins and appeared in three World Series games with the Phillies in 1993.
"It is with great sadness that I write this message about my roomie and best teammate ever. David West had the biggest heart to go with his huge personality," Phillies radio broadcaster and 1993 teammate Larry Andersen told The Press of Atlantic City. "He was always there to give you a pat on the back when you were down, or a hilarious one-liner when things were going well. He was the ultimate teammate, but an even better friend. He will certainly be missed. Rest in peace, my friend."
West's career MLB record was 31-38 and a 4.66 ERA in 202 games.
After his high school career, he was selected in the fourth round of the 1983 MLB Draft by the Mets. He made his major league debut on Sept. 24, 1988, earning a win with three strikeouts, two walks while allowing five hits and one earned run in five innings.
He spent four seasons with the Twins (15-18, 5.33 ERA) before being traded to the Phillies after the 1992 season. As part of the Phillies' 1993 National League championship season, West appeared in 76 games as a reliever with a 2.92 ERA.
In four seasons in Philadelphia, he finished 15-18 with 3.50 ERA while making 122 appearances.
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The 2018 Winter Olympics seem to have flown by, just like always. Anyone who knows me understands what a junkie I am for all the events. I'll watch just about anything that involves people sliding over snow or ice. However, there are two skating events that stand out in my mind: long- and short-track speed skating.
All too often, we put up barriers that stop us from realizing our goals because we think we lack the very thing we're hoping to achieve. People won't start running because they run out of breath easily. Continuing education is put off because people don't know if they have enough knowledge to complete the curriculum. While it's beneficial to start an endeavor with the "end in mind", realize that it's starting with whatever you have that's most important.
As I wrote this, I was enjoying coverage of the 81st Masters. It's often said that only golfers and gardeners can enjoy televised golf; however, I think anyone with an interest in excellence, whether athletic or otherwise, can enjoy the precision and emotional control with which the best players play the game.
I recently ran a half marathon for which, frankly, I hadn't prepared for properly. Racing is something I really enjoy, but it takes more than charm and natural ability to be successful. Running isn't an activity you can fake – if you haven't put in the miles, you won't get the results.
Last January, my friend made a New Year's resolution to lose 100 pounds. He consulted his doctor and worked with a nutritionist to design a healthy weight loss plan. I suggested a 'diet only' plan may not be the best approach.
2016: How Did You Get Here?
As we near the end of the year it's common for people to be disappointed with their accomplishments over the past twelve months. January is the traditional month for setting goals for the new year while the frenzy of December activities often leaves little time for reflection.
Small contributions made early on can have lasting effects over time.
For many of us, January is a time for setting goals, while February is the month when we start justifying our inability to achieve those goals. Does this sound familiar?
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Since you pay fees for investing, why wouldn't you meet regularly with your financial advisor to get the most value for your dollar?
When it comes to financial well-being, advice may be the difference between achieving your financial goals and falling short.
Recently a friend who is a personal trainer was telling me about the various types of clients he sees at his gym. One category he finds particularly challenging are those people who want to improve their fitness and overall health but can't seem to find the time. They fill their days with plenty of activities and tasks usually associated with family and friends, leaving little time or energy for themselves.
I was recently talking to a friend I've known for years, when the discussion turned to a mutual acquaintance whose son was just diagnosed with cancer. Being parents, this hit home with both of us as we imagined how devastated we would be if any of our kids were to contract a life-threatening illness. I wondered aloud if our friend had a critical illness insurance policy on the boy. My friend seemed shocked that this would even cross my mind. "Why would you ever get insurance on your kids?" he asked me.
Sports commentators covering the World Series often refer to baseball as "the national pastime". Similar statements are made during broadcasts of the Stanley Cup playoffs in Canada. However, given the millions of dollars spent every year on gym memberships, dietary supplements, workout equipment and the dozens of glossy fitness magazines at the newsstand, I'd say the effort to get in shape is one of North America's most popular past times.
In my younger days I was a competitive rower. Most training days (which most months was every day) consisted of high volumes of on-the-water kilometers for me and my teammates. Success in rowing comes from doing the same thing over and over again with intensity and precision. The common thinking in those days was to row 20 to 25 kilometers every day. This was supplemented with weight training of rowing specific exercises such as barbell cleans and bench pulls.
If you were planning to run a marathon a year from now, how would you prepare? Most reasonable people would agree that training for any endurance event consists of "putting in the miles". Successful participants log hundreds of hours on the road to build up the volume of miles necessary to complete the race. Experts would recommend a total training volume between 1500 miles and 2500 miles would be sufficient to allow the average runner to complete the 26.2 miles of the marathon without difficulty. But how and when you perform those training miles matters too.
Are you helping protect your family or your lending institution?
If you own your home, chances are you were offered mortgage life insurance from your lending institution during the mortgage negotiations. This type of insurance is sold by lenders as a flexible, low-cost way to protect one of your largest financial obligations. The idea is that if you should become seriously ill, or die, before paying off the mortgage, the coverage will kick in and pay it off for you. The intent is to help ensure that your family will be able to stay in your home if anything should happen to you.
Recently my local minor hockey association completed an economic impact study to inform parents how much money to expect to pay each year. The study determined families contribute $4,450 each year to the local community for each child on the ice. While it costs much less for a seven-year-old in her first year of recreational novice hockey than for a midget "A" player, on average, families should plan on spending several thousand dollars to have their kids play hockey. And if you want your child to play at the very highest level of the sport, be prepared to pay a whole lot more.
One of the most common New Year's Resolutions is to "get in shape". So every January, fitness centers and health clubs are packed with people committed to new regimes of exercise. This is an admirable goal, but like any goal without a specific and measurable objective, the chance of achieving success is low.
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Fur Traders Descending the Missiouri. George Caleb Bingham,1845.
In 2002 I chanced on this moment in time which for me represented culture changing in front of my eyes, received art history becoming fluid, its meaning and impact no longer static, known art loosened from its foundations, no longer items permanently held in a museum collection.
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America's Instrument: Banjos from the Jim Bollman Collection
October 8, 2022 – January 8, 2023
Banjo, Hexum P. Kent (1837–1918), Providence, Rhode Island, 1880s. Collection of Jim Bollman. Photo: R. J. Phil.
Mountain Banjo, maker unknown, c. late 19th century. Collection of James Bollman.
Featuring more than 50 banjos from an unparalleled private collection, this exhibition presents the compelling stories and surprising artistry of this often overlooked instrument and its music. An instrument with African predecessors and singular American roots, the banjo has played an important role in many musical genres, including minstrelsy, jazz, bluegrass, folk, and pop.
America's Instrument provides a fascinating look at how the banjo was deeply woven into the history, arts, and society of nineteenth century America, ultimately becoming a powerful cultural symbol embodying a complex story of transformation and transition.
The guest curator for the show is Darcy J. Kuronen, formerly the Pappalardo Curator of Musical Instruments at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
Left: Banjo, c. 1860s, made by Levi Brown, Baltimore, MD. Collection of James Bollman. One of five known examples. Right: Presentation Banjo, "Double Gryphon Electric" model, c. 1895. A.C. Fairbanks Company, Boston, MA. Serial #15406. Collection of James Bollman.
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Album of Flowers: Interesting Times Crabapples and Chrysanthemums : October 2016, 2020 – 2021, oil, acrylic, and transfers on panel, 36 x 36 inches.
The large paintings that form the core of Catherine Christiano's exhibition, Album of Flowers | Interesting Times chronicle a year, each month's panel juxtaposing naturalistically painted seasonal flora with a collage of content from The New York Times. The still lifes are placed directly within the context of 2016, the emotionally charged election year during which the series was conceived.
The backgrounds, designed to resemble a front page, represent the omnipresent backdrop of societal activities in everyday life. As in a newspaper, mundane and seasonal activities appear alongside historically important and catastrophic events. Each panel also includes at least one reference to the death of a public figure, a reminder of the transience of life in both humanity and nature. [Read more…]
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This fun drop-in program, designed for children ages 7-11, encourages participants to explore the intersections between art and science. January 21: Beautiful Banjos TWANG! Learn about [...]
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Registration after 1/19: $15 Members / $20 Non-members The Lyman Allyn Art Museum will host Thames River Heritage Park's winter lecture series, "Stories from the [...]
Alexandra Stoddard Exhibition Opening
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Alumni Association - About Us
To provide a means for former members and officials of the U.S. Shooting Team to keep in contact with the sport.
To provide a means of recognizing those who were part of the rich tradition of the U.S. Shooting Team.
To foster and promote the traditions and history of international shooting competition and of the U.S. Shooting Team.
To inspire young and new shooters who may be future members, coaches and leaders of the U.S. Shooting Team through the publication of memoirs, anecdotes, stories, lessons learned, etc. from those who have experienced international competitions.
To foster communications among former U.S. Shooting Team members and to encourage them to contribute to USA Shooting, Inc. through USA Shooting memberships, annual donations, trophy donations, bequests, or gifts of memorabilia, firearms and accoutrements.
Any persons who have represented the USA in the following competitions sanctioned by the UIT/ISSF or who served in a official support role such as coach, team leader, assistant team leader, adjutant, gunsmith, etc. in these specific competitions (persons who were official alternates and traveled with the team to the competition as part of the official delegation are eligible for membership):
UIT/ISSF World Shooting Championships
UIT/ISSF World Clay Target Championships
UIT World Running Target Championships
UIT World Air Gun Championships
Championships of the Americas
UIT/ISSF World Cup Finals
Members also include:
Any member of an UIT/ISSF Committee.
Any member of an UIT/ISSF Jury at one of the competitions mentioned above and UIT/ISSF World Cups.
Any UIT/ISSF-sanctioned Judge.
USSTAA members are encouraged to join USA Shooting.
Articles and announcements will be made in QuickShots at a regular interval as space is made available by the USA Shooting Executive Director.
Initial efforts will focus on locating former members and establishing an email newsletter and generating articles for Quickshots.
A small volunteer Board of Directors of the USSTAA will be formed with the USA Shooting Executive Director as an ex-officio member if he/she is not already a member.
USA Shooting staff is spread too thin to be able to do all that is needed to bring this to fruition. Members are going to have to volunteer to do much of the work.
A legally separate organization is not desired. This is seen as an informal group within the USA Shooting, Inc. family.
A distinctive lapel pin for the members will be developed.


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Charles Webber
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On June 19, 2014, the United States Supreme Court held that a taxpayer has the right to examine Internal Revenue Service (IRS) officials regarding their reasons for issuing a summons only if the taxpayer points to facts or circumstances that raise a reasonable inference that the IRS acted in bad faith in issuing the summons.
The IRS has the power to issue summonses requiring taxpayers to appear before an IRS agent and provide sworn testimony or documents relating to a tax investigation. If a taxpayer fails to comply with a summons, the IRS may ask a federal district court to enforce the summons. In such a proceeding, the IRS "need only demonstrate good faith in issuing the summons."
The IRS issued summonses to Clarke and three others regarding the tax returns of a partnership with which the four people were associated. None of them complied with the summonses, so the IRS began an enforcement proceeding in district court in which it submitted an affidavit asserting that it sought testimony and records to investigate the partnership's tax reporting, and not for harassment or any other improper purpose. Clarke and the others requested an opportunity to examine the investigating agents about their motives in issuing the summonses, alleging that the IRS had two "ulterior motives" in issuing the summonses. First, they asserted that the summonses were issued shortly after the partnership refused the IRS's request for an extension of the limitations period for assessing tax liability. Second, they alleged that the IRS began enforcement proceedings only after the partnership had filed suit in United States Tax Court (relating to IRS adjustments that increased the partnership's tax liability), which they argued was a strategy to obtain discovery that the IRS could not obtain in Tax Court.
The district court denied the request to examine the agents about their motives in issuing the summonses because Clarke and the others "made no meaningful allegations of improper purpose" that would justify such an examination. The Eleventh Circuit reversed, holding that a simple allegation of improper purpose, even if it lacked factual support, entitles a taxpayer to question IRS agents concerning the motive for issuing a summons.
The Supreme Court vacated the Eleventh Circuit's decision. The Court noted that the enforcement proceeding is intended to be adversarial, and that a taxpayer may present argument and evidence relating to the summons's validity. But the proceeding is also "summary in nature," without detailed court oversight of the summons process. The Court held years ago that courts may ask only whether the IRS issued a summons in good faith, and that the IRS may satisfy its burden of demonstrating good faith through a simple affidavit from an investigating agent. The Court held that the balance between the adversarial and the summary nature of the proceeding supported a rule that "the taxpayer is entitled to examine an IRS agent when he can point to specific facts or circumstances plausibly raising an inference of bad faith," and that "[n]aked allegations of improper purpose are not enough" to permit such an examination. The Court remarked that circumstantial evidence can suffice to meet the taxpayer's burden, but "bare assertion or conjecture is not enough." The Supreme Court remanded the case to the Eleventh Circuit to determine "whether the District Court asked and answered the relevant question" regarding the allegations of bad faith.
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package org.wapama.web;

import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.io.StringWriter;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;
import java.util.WeakHashMap;

import javax.servlet.ServletConfig;
import javax.servlet.ServletContext;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.http.Cookie;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;

import org.jdom.Document;
import org.jdom.Element;
import org.jdom.JDOMException;
import org.jdom.Namespace;
import org.jdom.input.SAXBuilder;
import org.jdom.output.Format;
import org.jdom.output.XMLOutputter;
import org.json.JSONArray;
import org.json.JSONException;
import org.json.JSONObject;
import org.mozilla.javascript.EvaluatorException;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.wapama.web.plugin.IDiagramPlugin;
import org.wapama.web.plugin.IDiagramPluginService;
import org.wapama.web.plugin.impl.PluginServiceImpl;
import org.wapama.web.preference.IDiagramPreference;
import org.wapama.web.preference.IDiagramPreferenceService;
import org.wapama.web.profile.IDiagramProfile;
import org.wapama.web.profile.IDiagramProfileService;
import org.wapama.web.profile.impl.ProfileServiceImpl;

import com.yahoo.platform.yui.compressor.JavaScriptCompressor;

/**
 * Servlet to load plugin and Wapama stencilset
 */
public class EditorHandler extends HttpServlet {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = -7439613152623067053L;

    /**
     * da logger
     */
    private static final Logger _logger =
        LoggerFactory.getLogger(EditorHandler.class);

    public static IDiagramPreferenceService PREFERENCE_FACTORY = new IDiagramPreferenceService() {

        public IDiagramPreference createPreference(HttpServletRequest req) {
            //later we could read the parameters from the URL as well.
            return new IDiagramPreference() {

                public boolean isAutoSaveEnabled() {
                    return true;
                }

                public int getAutosaveInterval() {
                    return 120000;
                }
            };
        }
    };

    /**
     * The base path under which the application will be made available at runtime.
     * This constant should be used throughout the application.
     */
    public static final String wapama_path = "/designer/";

    /**
     * The designer DEV flag.
     * When set, the logging will be enabled at the javascript level
     */
    public static final String DEV = "designer.dev";

    /**
     * The profile service, a global registry to get the
     * profiles.
     */
    private IDiagramProfileService _profileService = null;

    /**
     * The plugin service, a global registry for all plugins.
     */
    private IDiagramPluginService _pluginService = null;

    private List<String> _envFiles = new ArrayList<String>();

    private Map<String, List<IDiagramPlugin>> _pluginfiles =
        new HashMap<String, List<IDiagramPlugin>>();

    private Map<String, List<IDiagramPlugin>> _uncompressedPlugins =
        new WeakHashMap<String, List<IDiagramPlugin>>();

    /**
     * editor.html document.
     */
    private Document _doc = null;

    public void init(ServletConfig config) throws ServletException {
        super.init(config);
        _profileService = ProfileServiceImpl.INSTANCE;
        _profileService.init(config.getServletContext());
        _pluginService = PluginServiceImpl.getInstance(
                config.getServletContext());

        String editor_file = config.
            getServletContext().getRealPath("/editor.html");
        try {
            _doc = readDocument(editor_file);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            throw new ServletException(
                    "Error while parsing editor.html", e);
        }
        if (_doc == null) {
            _logger.error("Invalid editor.html, " +
                    "could not be read as a document.");
            throw new ServletException("Invalid editor.html, " +
                    "could not be read as a document.");
        }

        Element root = _doc.getRootElement();
        Element head = root.getChild("head", root.getNamespace());
        if (head == null) {
            _logger.error("Invalid editor.html. No html or head tag");
            throw new ServletException("Invalid editor.html. " +
                    "No html or head tag");
        }

        try {
            initEnvFiles(getServletContext());
        } catch (IOException e) {
            throw new ServletException(e);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Initiate the compression of the environment.
     * @param context
     * @throws IOException
     */
    private void initEnvFiles(ServletContext context) throws IOException {
        // only do it the first time the servlet starts
        try {
            JSONObject obj = new JSONObject(readEnvFiles(context));

            JSONArray array = obj.getJSONArray("files");
            for (int i = 0 ; i < array.length() ; i++) {
                _envFiles.add(array.getString(i));
            }
        } catch (JSONException e) {
            _logger.error("invalid js_files.json");
            _logger.error(e.getMessage(), e);
            throw new RuntimeException("Error initializing the " +
                "environment of the editor");
        }

        // generate script to setup the languages
        //_envFiles.add("i18n/translation_ja.js");
        if (System.getProperty(DEV) == null) {
            StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
            for (String file : _envFiles) {
                sw.append("/* ").append(file).append(" */\n");
                InputStream input = new FileInputStream(new File(getServletContext().getRealPath(file)));
                try {
                    JavaScriptCompressor compressor = new JavaScriptCompressor(
                            new InputStreamReader(input), null);
                    compressor.compress(sw, -1, false, false, false, false);
                } catch (EvaluatorException e) {
                    _logger.error(e.getMessage(), e);
                } catch (IOException e) {
                    _logger.error(e.getMessage(), e);
                } finally {
                    try { input.close(); } catch (IOException e) {}
                }

                sw.append("\n");
            }
            try {
                FileWriter w = new FileWriter(
                        context.getRealPath("jsc/env_combined.js"));
                w.write(sw.toString());
                w.close();
            } catch (IOException e) {
                _logger.error(e.getMessage(), e);
            }
        } else {
            if (_logger.isInfoEnabled()) {
                _logger.info(
                    "The diagram editor is running in development mode. " +
                    "Javascript will be served uncompressed");
            }
        }
    }

    protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest request,
            HttpServletResponse response)
            throws ServletException, IOException {
        Document doc = (Document) _doc.clone();
        String profileName = request.getParameter("profile");
        IDiagramProfile profile = _profileService.findProfile(
                request, profileName);
        if (profile == null) {
            _logger.error("No profile with the name " + profileName
                    + " was registered");
            throw new IllegalArgumentException(
                    "No profile with the name " + profileName +
                        " was registered");
        }

        //output env javascript files
        if (System.getProperty(DEV) != null) {
            for (String jsFile : _envFiles) {
                addScript(doc, wapama_path + jsFile, true);
            }
        } else {
            addScript(doc, wapama_path + "jsc/env_combined.js", true);
        }

     // get language from cookie
        String lang = null;
        Cookie[] cookies = request.getCookies();
        for (Cookie cookie : cookies) {
            if ("locale".equals(cookie.getName())) {
                lang = cookie.getValue().trim();
                break;
            }
        }

        // i18n message resource file name
        String i18nJsFile = null;

        if ("de_DE".equals(lang)) {
            i18nJsFile = "i18n/translation_de.js";
        } else if ("ru".equals(lang)){
            i18nJsFile = "i18n/translation_ru.js";
        } else if ("es".equals(lang)){
            i18nJsFile = "i18n/translation_es.js";
        } else if ("ja_JP".equals(lang)){
            i18nJsFile = "i18n/translation_ja.js";
        } else {
            i18nJsFile = "i18n/translation_en_us.js";
        }
        // generate script to setup the languages
        addScript(doc, wapama_path + i18nJsFile, true);

        // generate script tags for plugins.
        // they are located after the initialization script.

        if (_pluginfiles.get(profileName) == null) {
            List<IDiagramPlugin> compressed = new ArrayList<IDiagramPlugin>();
            List<IDiagramPlugin> uncompressed = new ArrayList<IDiagramPlugin>();
            _pluginfiles.put(profileName, compressed);
            _uncompressedPlugins.put(profileName, uncompressed);
            for (String pluginName : profile.getPlugins()) {
                IDiagramPlugin plugin = _pluginService.findPlugin(request,
                        pluginName);
                if (plugin == null) {
                    _logger.warn("Could not find the plugin " + pluginName +
                            " requested by the profile " + profile.getName());
                    continue;
                }
                if (plugin.isCompressable()) {
                    compressed.add(plugin);
                } else {
                    uncompressed.add(plugin);
                }
            }

            if (System.getProperty(DEV) == null) {
                // let's call the compression routine
                String rs = compressJS(_pluginfiles.get(profileName),
                        getServletContext());
                try {
                    FileWriter w = new FileWriter(getServletContext().
                            getRealPath("jsc/plugins_" + profileName
                                    + ".js"));
                    w.write(rs.toString());
                    w.close();
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    _logger.error(e.getMessage(), e);
                }
            }
        }

        if (System.getProperty(DEV) != null) {
            for (IDiagramPlugin jsFile : _pluginfiles.get(profileName)) {
                addScript(doc, wapama_path + "plugin/" + jsFile.getName()
                        + ".js", true);
            }
        } else {
            addScript(doc,
                    wapama_path + "jsc/plugins_" + profileName + ".js",
                    false);
        }

        for (IDiagramPlugin uncompressed :
                _uncompressedPlugins.get(profileName)) {
            addScript(doc, wapama_path + "plugin/" + uncompressed.getName()
                    + ".js", false);
        }

        // send the updated editor.html to client
        if(!isIE(request)){
            response.setContentType("application/xhtml+xml");
        }
        XMLOutputter outputter = new XMLOutputter();
        Format format = Format.getPrettyFormat();
        format.setExpandEmptyElements(true);
        outputter.setFormat(format);
        String html = outputter.outputString(doc);
        StringTokenizer tokenizer = new StringTokenizer(
                html, "@", true);
        StringBuilder resultHtml = new StringBuilder();
        boolean tokenFound = false;
        boolean replacementMade = false;

        IDiagramPreference pref = PREFERENCE_FACTORY.createPreference(request);
        int autoSaveInt = pref.getAutosaveInterval();
        boolean autoSaveOn = pref.isAutoSaveEnabled();

        while(tokenizer.hasMoreTokens()) {
            String elt = tokenizer.nextToken();
            if ("title".equals(elt)) {
                resultHtml.append(profile.getTitle());
                replacementMade = true;
            } else if ("stencilset".equals(elt)) {
                resultHtml.append(profile.getStencilSet());
                replacementMade = true;
            } else if ("debug".equals(elt)) {
                resultHtml.append(System.getProperty(DEV) != null);
                replacementMade = true;
            } else if ("autosaveinterval".equals(elt)) {
                resultHtml.append(autoSaveInt);
                replacementMade = true;
            } else if ("autosavedefault".equals(elt)) {
                resultHtml.append(autoSaveOn);
                replacementMade = true;
            } else if ("profileplugins".equals(elt)) {
                StringBuilder plugins = new StringBuilder();
                boolean commaNeeded = false;
                for (String ext : profile.getPlugins()) {
                    if (commaNeeded) {
                        plugins.append(",");
                    } else {
                        commaNeeded = true;
                    }
                    plugins.append("\"").append(ext).append("\"");
                }
                resultHtml.append(plugins.toString());
                replacementMade = true;
            } else if ("ssextensions".equals(elt)) {
                StringBuilder ssexts = new StringBuilder();
                boolean commaNeeded = false;
                for (String ext : profile.getStencilSetExtensions()) {
                    if (commaNeeded) {
                        ssexts.append(",");
                    } else {
                        commaNeeded = true;
                    }
                    ssexts.append("\"").append(ext).append("\"");
                }
                resultHtml.append(ssexts.toString());
                replacementMade = true;
            } else if ("@".equals(elt)) {
                if (replacementMade) {
                    tokenFound = false;
                    replacementMade = false;
                } else {
                    tokenFound = true;
                }
            } else {
                if (tokenFound) {
                    tokenFound = false;
                    resultHtml.append("@");
                }
                resultHtml.append(elt);
            }
        }

        response.getWriter().write(resultHtml.toString());
    }

    /**
     * Reads the document from the file at the given path
     * @param path the path to the file
     * @return a document
     * @throws JDOMException
     * @throws IOException
     */
    private static Document readDocument(String path)
        throws JDOMException, IOException {
        SAXBuilder builder = new SAXBuilder(false);

        // no DTD validation
        builder.setValidation(false);
        builder.setFeature("http://xml.org/sax/features/validation", false);
        builder.setFeature("http://apache.org/xml/features/nonvalidating/load-dtd-grammar", false);
        builder.setFeature("http://apache.org/xml/features/nonvalidating/load-external-dtd", false);

        Document anotherDocument = builder.build(new File(path));
        return anotherDocument;
    }

    /**
     * Adds a script to the head.
     * @param doc the document to use.
     * @param src the location of the script
     */
    private void addScript(Document doc, String src, boolean isCore) {
        Namespace nm = doc.getRootElement().getNamespace();
        Element script = new Element("script", nm);
        // set the attributes
        script.setAttribute("src", src);
        script.setAttribute("type", "text/javascript");
        //add an empty text node in them
        script.addContent("");
        // put it to the right place
        Element head = doc.getRootElement().getChild("head", nm);

        if (isCore) {
            // then place it first.
          //insert before the last script tag.
            head.addContent(head.getContentSize() -2, script);
        } else {
            head.addContent(script);
        }

        return;
    }

    /**
     * @return read the files to be placed as core scripts
     * from a configuration file in a json file.
     * @throws IOException
     */
    private static String readEnvFiles(ServletContext context) throws IOException {
        FileInputStream core_scripts = new FileInputStream(
                context.getRealPath("/js/js_files.json"));
        try {
            ByteArrayOutputStream stream =
                new ByteArrayOutputStream();
            byte[] buffer = new byte[4096];
            int read;
            while ((read = core_scripts.read(buffer)) != -1) {
                stream.write(buffer, 0, read);
            }
            return stream.toString();
        } finally {
            try {
                core_scripts.close();
            } catch (IOException e) {
                _logger.error(e.getMessage(), e);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Compress a list of js files into one combined string
     * @param a list of js files
     * @return a string that contains all the compressed data
     * @throws EvaluatorException
     * @throws IOException
     */
    private static String compressJS(Collection<IDiagramPlugin> plugins,
            ServletContext context) {
        StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
        for (IDiagramPlugin plugin : plugins) {
            sw.append("/* ").append(plugin.getName()).append(" */\n");
            InputStream input = plugin.getContents();
            try {
                JavaScriptCompressor compressor = new JavaScriptCompressor(
                        new InputStreamReader(input), null);
                compressor.compress(sw, -1, false, false, false, false);
            } catch (EvaluatorException e) {
                _logger.error(e.getMessage(), e);
            } catch (IOException e) {
                _logger.error(e.getMessage(), e);
            } finally {
                try { input.close(); } catch (IOException e) {}
            }

            sw.append("\n");
        }
        return sw.toString();
    }

    /**
     * Determine whether the browser is IE
     * @param request
     * @return true: IE browser false: others browsers
     */
    private static boolean isIE(HttpServletRequest request){
        return request.getHeader("USER-AGENT").
            toLowerCase().indexOf("msie") > 0;
    }
}


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English Premier League powerhouse Manchester United has sacked manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after a humiliating 4-1 defeat at Vicarage Road to Watford on Saturday afternoon, the club announced on Sunday morning.
The United legend and the Red Devils mutually agreed to terminate their contract after a humiliating defeat to Watford on Saturday evening.
Solskjaer replaced José Mourinho in 2018 but failed to win a trophy in his three-year spell at the club.
United have one just a single game in their last seven Premier League matches losing five with one draw.
The Club Statement Read:
Manchester United announces that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has left his role as manager.
Ole will always be a legend at Manchester United and it is with regret that we have reached this difficult decision. While the past few weeks have been disappointing, they should not obscure all the work he has done over the past three years to rebuild the foundations for long-term success.
Ole leaves with our sincerest thanks for his tireless efforts as Manager and our very best wishes for the future. His place in the club's history will always be secure, not just for his story as a player, but as a great man and a Manager who gave us many great moments. He will forever be welcome back at Old Trafford as part of the Manchester United family.
Michael Carrick will now take charge of the team for forthcoming games, while the club looks to appoint an interim manager to the end of the season.
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Also known as Rava Halwa or Sooji halwa. A purely indian delicacy, a very famous sweet , very easy to make at home within a matter of few minutes. This sweet is also used in indian festivals as a traditional sweet especially during fasts, navratris and pooja. The main ingredient of this is semolina and you can decide on how much to roast it depending on the taste and colour you want in the final product. If you want this to be made in 5-7 minutes, you can roast the semolina in advance and then it takes very less time.
• Finely chop the almonds.
Switch on the flame. Kepp the flame on low. Take a non stick pan, add Oil. Heat it. Add semolina to it. Mix it with oil. Keep on stirring it. It takes time and patience to roast semolina. Remember to keep the flame on low. You can roast the semolina in bulk and keep it in a airtight container. Smell will start coming once it is near ready. You can roast it from light brown colour to dark brown colour depending on the colour of halwa you want in the finished product. Some people prefer it to be white too.
On the second flame, put a pan and add water to it. Once it starts boiling, add sugar to it. We are not making its chashini, but mixing the water and sugar for the halwa. You can put it separately too after semolina is roasted.
When semolina is roasted add water and sugar mixture to it and keep on stirring. Add Cardamon powder and half coconut powder and half chopped almonds at this time. Mix it properly till the water is soaked.
Take out the halwa on a serving bowl. Garnish it with rest of the almonds and coconut powder, Dish is ready to serve.


West Kalimantan (Indonesian: Kalimantan Barat, Chinese: 西加里曼丹; Teochew: Sai-gia-li-man-dang) is a province of Indonesia. It is one of five Indonesian provinces in Kalimantan, the Indonesian part of the island of Borneo. Its capital city is Pontianak. The province has an area of 147,307 km² with a recorded 2010 census population of 4,395,983 . Ethnic groups include the Dayak, Malay, Chinese, Javanese, Bugis, and Madurese. The latest official estimate (as at January 2014) is 4,546,439. The borders of West Kalimantan roughly trace the mountain ranges surrounding the watershed of the Kapuas River, which drains most of the province. The province shares land borders with Central Kalimantan to the southeast, East Kalimantan to the east, and the Malaysian territory of Sarawak to the north.
West Kalimantan is an area that could be dubbed "The Province of a Thousand Rivers". The nickname is aligned with the geographical conditions that have hundreds of large and small rivers that which can be and often are navigable. Several major rivers is still a pulse and the main line for freight hinterland, despite road infrastructure has been able to reach most districts.
Although a small part of West Kalimantan region is sea water, West Kalimantan has dozens of large and small islands (mostly uninhabited) spread along the Karimata Strait and Natuna Sea that borders the province of Riau Islands. The total population in the province, according to the 2000 census totaled 4.07343 million inhabitants (1.85% of Indonesia's population).
The history of West Kalimantan can be traced back to 17th century. Dayaks were the main inhabitants of the province before the 17th century. The Malays migrated to West Kalimantan and established their own sultanates. The high Chinese population in this province was due to a republic founded by Chinese miners called Lanfang Republic (蘭芳共和國: Republik Lanfang) after they defeated the local Malay sultans. The government of Lanfang Republic was ended in West Kalimantan after the Dutch occupation in 1884.
West Kalimantan was under Japanese occupation from 1942 to 1945, when Indonesia declared its Independence. During the Japanese occupation, more than 21,000 people in Pontianak (including sultans, men, women and children) were kidnapped, tortured and massacred by Japanese troops during the Pontianak incidents. All the Malay Sultans on Kalimantan were executed and the Malay elite was devastated by the Japanese.
The massacre occurred from April 23, 1943 to June 28, 1944 and most of the victims were buried in several giant wells in Mandor (88 km from Pontianak). Allied forces occupying the area after the war found several thousand bones, and more than 60 years after the massacre, several secret graves of the victims were found in Mandor and the surrounding areas.
After the end of war, the Japanese officers in Pontianak were arrested by allied troops and brought in front of an international military tribune. During the trial, it was revealed that the plan to start the rebellion did not exist and instead was only an imaginary plan created by Japanese officers who wanted to get promoted.
A monument called Makam Juang Mandor was created to commemorate this tragic event.
During the 1930s the Dutch colonial powers initiated a "transmigration plan" to move people from heavily populated islands such as Java, to the less populated islands of Irian Jaya and Kalimantan. In the 1960s the Indonesian government granted the Madurese rights to clear forests for palm oil cultivation. This conflicted with the local Dayak tribes' traditional way of life. The tensions between the two ethnic groups resulted in major eruptions of violence in 1996, the Sambas riots in 1999 and the Sampit conflict in 2001, resulting in thousands of deaths.
West Kalimantan Province is located in the western part of the island of Borneo, or in between the lines 2°08'N and 3°05'S and between 108°0'E and 114°10'E. The province is traversed by the Equator (latitude 0°), precisely through the city of Pontianak. West Kalimantan has a tropical climate, with often high temperatures accompanied by high humidity.
Other specific characteristics is that the West Kalimantan region including one of the provinces in Indonesia which is directly adjacent to another country on land, namely the State of Sarawak, East Malaysia. Even with this position, West Kalimantan is currently the only province in Indonesia that have officially had access road to get in and out of a neighboring country. West Kalimantan and Sarawak have open roads approximately 400 km long, spanning Pontianak-Entikong-Kuching (Sarawak, Malaysia) and can be reached about six to eight hours of travel. In the northern part of the province, there are four regencies that directly borders Malaysia, namely Sambas, Sanggau, Sintang and Kapuas Hulu, which stretch along the Kalingkang Mountains-Kapuas Hulu.
Most areas of West Kalimantan is a low-lying land with an area of 146 807 km2, or 7.53 percent of the total Indonesian or 1.13 times the size of the island of Java. This region stretches straight from north to south along more than 600 km and about 850 km from West to East. Judging from the size of the territory, West Kalimantan is Indonesia's third largest province by area, after Papua (421,891 km2) and Central Kalimantan (152 600 km2). The largest regency is Ketapang (35,809 km2 or 24.39 percent) followed by Kapuas Hulu (29 842 km2 or peresen 20:33), and Sintang (21 635 km or 14.74 percent), while the rest spread over 9 (nine) regencies.
In general, West Kalimantan land is low-lying and has hundreds of rivers are safe when navigable, slightly hilly which extend from west to east along the valley Kapuas and Natuna Sea / Strait Karimata. Most of the land area is swampy mix of peat and mangrove forests. The land area is flanked by two mountain ranges, namely, Kalingkang Mountains in the North and the Schwaner Mountains in the south along the border with the province of Central Kalimantan. Judging from the soil texture, the majority of West Kalimantan area consists of the soil type PMK (podsolet red-yellow), which covers an area of about 10.5 million hectares, or 17.28 percent of the total area of 14.7 million hectares. Next, the ground OGH (orgosol, gley and humus) and the alluvial soil of about 2.0 million hectares, or 10.29 percent sprawled across Dati II, but most likely in the coastal district.
Influenced by the vast lowlands, the heights of the mountains are relatively low as well as non-active. The highest mountain is Mount Baturaya in District Serawai, Sintang which has an altitude of 2,278 meters above sea level, far lower than Mount Semeru (East Java, 3,676 meters) or Mount Kerinci (Jambi, 3,805 meters).
Mount Lawit located in Kapuas Hulu, district. Embaloh Hulu and more formerly known in West Kalimantan, only occupies the third highest because it has a high 1,767 meters, while the second highest is Mount Batusambung (Subdistrict Ambalau) with a height of up to 1,770 meters.
West Kalimantan is an area that could be called "The Thousand Rivers Province". The nickname is in line with the geographical conditions that have hundreds of large and small rivers, among others, can be and often are navigable. Several major rivers is still the lifeblood and main line to transport the countryside, although the road infrastructure has been able to reach most districts.
The main large rivers are the Kapuas River, which is also the longest river in Indonesia (1,086 km), which along 942 km are navigable. The great rivers are: Melawi, (navigable 471 km), Pawan (197 km), Kendawangan (128 km), Jelai (135 km), Sekadau (117 km), Sambas (233 km ), and Landak (178 km).
Although rivers have very prominent numbers in West Kalimantan, there are only two significant lakes in the province. Both lakes are Lake Sentarum and Lake Luar I that are in Kapuas Hulu. Lake Sentarum, has an area of 117,500 hectares, which sometimes is almost dry in the dry season, and Lake Luar I, which has an area of approximately 5,400 hectares. Both of these lakes have potential as a tourist attraction.
the use of "included" signifies that the regency was formed after 2000, and its population in 2000 has been included with that of the older regency from which it was taken. In 2003 Sekadau Regency was cut out of Sanggau Regency and Melawi Regency was cut out of Sintang Regency. In 2007 North Kayong Regency was cut out of Ketapang Regency, while Kuba Raya Regency was cut out of Pontianak Regency.
above excludes a Special Enclave (Daerah Kantong), with 5,469 population in 2010.
On 25 October 2013, the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) began reviewing draft laws on the establishment of 57 prospective regencies and 8 new provinces; one of the proposed provinces is Kapuas Raya in West Kalimantan. If the bill is approved, this will make Kapuas Raya the fourth largest province in Indonesia after Papua, East Kalimantan and Central Kalimantan, as the total area of Kapuas Raya, encompassing five regencies, will measure 80,432 square km, or 54.79 percent of the current size of West Kalimantan. Ever since 2005, the five regencies in the eastern part of West Kalimantan (Sanggau, Sekadau, Sintang, Melawi and Kapuas Hulu) have floated a concept to establish Kapuas Raya due to the distance issues from the respective regencies to the province capital Pontianak. The distance between the farthest regency of Kapuas Hulu and Pontianak is 661 km, followed by Melawi (439 km), Sintang (395 km), Sekadau (315 km) and Sanggau (267 km).
There are three National Parks in the province: Danau Sentarum, Gunung Palung and Betung Kerihun. Currently, illegal logging for trees such as dipterocarp and plantations of palm oil and pulpwood threaten many rare species in the province due to the effects of habitat destruction. Peat bog fires and droughts or flooding during ENSO episodes also threaten the area and are worsened by ongoing deforestation.
Dr. Hotlin Ompusunggu has received the 2011 Whitley Award for her conservation work in West Kalimantan. She has been fighting against illegal logging by trade off with low-cost quality dental and medical treatment to 60,000 villagers on condition they involve in reforestation and conservation work.
Indonesian is a language commonly used by people in West Kalimantan. Besides language interface, namely Pontianak Malay, Sambas Malay and Senganan language distribution by region. Likewise, there are various types of Dayak languages, According to the Institute's research Dayakologi 188 dialects are spoken by the Dayak and Chinese languages such as Teochew and Khek/Hakka. Dialects which are intended to Dayak tribe's language is so much resemblance to Malay, only the most different at the end of words such as makan (Malay), makatn (Kanayatn), makai (Iban) and makot (Melahui).
Especially for Ot Danum language, the language may be said to stand alone and is not a dialect of other Dayak groups. Dialect, however, lies in some sub Uut Danum Dayak tribe itself. As the sub-tribe language Dohoi for example, to say eat only consist of a minimum of 16 vocabulary, ranging from the most delicate to the most rugged. For example, ngolasut (was fine), germ (general), dekak (for older or respected), ngonahuk (rough), monirak (the rough) and Macuh (for the spirits of the dead).
Malay in West Kalimantan consists of several types, including Malay Malay Pontianak and Sambas. Malay Pontianak itself has the same dialect with the language Sarawak Malay, Malaysia Malay and Riau Malay.
According to the 2010 census majority of people embraced Islam in West Kalimantan (59.22%). Muslim majority areas in West Kalimantan is inhabited coastal regions are majority Malays as Sambas, Mempawah, Ketapang, North Kayong, Kubu Raya, Kapuas Hulu and Pontianak. In Melawi and Singkawang approximately 50% of the population are Muslims.
Religion Islam are also practiced Javanese, Madurese and Bugis located in West Kalimantan. In rural areas inhabited by the Dayak predominantly Christian (22.94% Catholic / 11.38% Protestant) as in Bengkayang, Landak, Sanggau, Sintang and Sekadau. The Chinese in the West Kalimantan mostly adheres to Buddhism and Christianity (Catholic / Protestant).
Tari Monong / Manang is a traditional dance of West Kalimantan society. This dance is a healing dance. When there are people who are sick but do not heal, usually the family will hold Tari Monong / Manang. The dancer will act as a shaman healer who issued a special spell. Thus, the patient will be motivated to get better. Tari Zapin Tembung is a type of is a social dance in the communities of West Kalimantan. Tari Menoreh Getah is traditional dance which describes the motion of life of rural communities in West Kalimantan that meet their daily needs. Based on the idea that dance is worked by elements of dance movement Malay and Dayak in West Kalimantan. Tari Mandau is a dance which symbolise of the fighting spirit of the Dayak community in defense of the dignity and status.
West Kalimantan men wore traditional clothing in the form of headgear decorated with feathers of hornbills, sleeveless shirt (vest), knee-length trousers and fabric that serves as a belt. Usually, West Kalimantan men also wore jewelry, such as a beaded necklace. Women usually wear cloth covering the chest, as well as layers of fabrics which serves as setagen and woven fabrics. Jewelry worn in the form of hornbill feathers as a headdress, beaded necklace and bracelet on the arm. This custom clothing comes from the Dayak tribe.
Mandau is a traditional weapon commonly used by people in West Kalimantan. Mandau is a kind of machete and some Mandau are used for everyday purposes. Other weapons are a shield, blowgun, spear, and sickle. Mandau is used for the purposes of war, decorated with human hair as a symbol of courage. The shield, which is called Kelikit has a size of a full-sized man with ornate carvings in black and red. Other weapons are blowpipe with arrows tipped with poison sap of a tree called ipoh.
One of the cultural house in West Kalimantan is called "Rumah Panjang" (longhouse) because its size length and made of wood. This house is the residence of the Dayak tribe, the function of this custom home is actually a place to stay for a couple of heads of families and also usually used for meetings. They can also be found in other provinces of Kalimantan as well as the neighboring Sarawak in Malaysia. "Rumah Radakng" which is also a kind of longhouse located in Pontianak and the surrounding area. This house has a length of approximately 380 meters high and 7 meters including the most luxurious custom home in West Kalimantan in the meantime. "Rumah Batok" is a traditional house that is owned by the Dayak tribe Badayuh, this house has a unique shape because it has a round shape and height of up to approximately 12 meters to the top. Malay traditional house is a house owned by ethnic Malays, which is located in the city of Pontianak. This traditional houses are usually used as a place of deliberation, performing arts, wedding place citizens and other events.
Robo-robo tradition. Robo-robo derived from the Robo or Rabu (Wednesday). Robo-Robo tradition held on the last Wednesday of Safar based on the Islamic Calender, which symbolizes a blessing. According to the story, this rite is a warning or trail the arrival of Prince Mas Surya Negara of the Kingdom Matan (Martapura) to the Kingdom of Mempawah (Pontianak). The ritual begins when the King, Queen Mempawah, sons and daughters and the retainer and the guard departed from Castle Village, Mempawah use bidar boat, the boat kingdom of Amantubillah Palace. The ship will sail to the mouth of the River Mempawah located in the village of Kuala Mempawah with the distance of about one hour. At the river mouth will do some sort of ceremony "welcome" to the sea as when Opu Daeng Menambon arrived at the river mouth for the first time. Robo-robo itself was intended as a warning Haulan series of important events began on Monday night to Tuesday, the last month of Safar in order to commemorate the death of Opu Daeng Manambun. For the citizens of Bugis descent in the ordinance, robo-robo usually celebrated with family meals at home. Not only at home, eating together also carried students in various schools both elementary to high school on Wednesday morning.


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Q: Connect Camel with EventHubs using Kafka protocol I am trying to route messages from Camel to Azure EventHubs.
EventHubs namespace was created using Kafka enabled flag.
         String eventHubsPassword = "org.apache.kafka.common.security.plain.PlainLoginModule " +
        "required username=\"$ConnectionString\" " +
        "password=\"<Connection String>\";";

        String eventHubsConfig =
        "&requestTimeoutMs=30000" +
        "&securityProtocol=SASL_SSL" +
        "&saslMechanism=PLAIN" +
        "&saslJaasConfig=" + eventHubsPassword;

        from(component + ":queue:" + queue )
        .to("kafka:mock-topic?brokers=" + eventHubsKafkaBrokers + eventHubsConfig)

where mock-topic is the name of event hub, eventHubsKafkaBrokers is like mynamespace.servicebus.windows.net:9093 and <connection string> is the connection string of the event hub namespace.
So I get this log
2019-07-03 23:35:23 INFO  AbstractLogin:53 - Successfully logged in.
2019-07-03 23:35:23 INFO  AppInfoParser:109 - Kafka version : 1.0.0

On sending the message I get
2019-07-03 23:37:51 WARN  NetworkClient:241 - [Producer clientId=producer-2] Connection to node -1 could not be established. Broker may not be available.

What could be wrong? Camel version is 2.21.1. Doesn't camel support SASL_SSL security protocol?

A: If it helps anybody, I ended up using the amqp support provided by EventHubs. Put the destination of the route to defined amqp component then.
AMQPComponent authorizedAmqp = AMQPComponent.amqpComponent(
                eventHubsNamespace,
                eventHubsUsername,   //Shared access policy name
                eventHubsPassword);  //Secret code for this shared access policy
        main.bind("amqps", authorizedAmqp);
...
from('jms://source")
.to("amqps" + ":queue:" + eventhubInstance);

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SORE THROAT TREATMENT IN BOISE
Everyone experiences sore throats when they have a cold or flu. But there are other reasons for sore throats that may be symptomatic of more serious problems.
Strep throat is caused by streptococcal bacteria (strep) in the throat and often the tonsils. Symptoms include sudden severe sore throat, pain swallowing, a fever over 101 degrees F, swollen tonsils and lymph nodes, and white or yellow spots on a reddened back of the throat. Strep throat is highly contagious, with a two-to-five day incubation period. It can be diagnosed through a physical examination and a throat culture. Strep throat is treated with antibiotics and usually resolves in three to seven days, although the healing time can be up to two weeks. It is important to have strep throat diagnosed and begin treatment as soon as possible in order to prevent its spread to others.
Inflamed Tonsils and Adenoids
Tonsillitis is an inflammation of the tonsils located in the back of the throat on both sides of the tongue. Tonsils are part of the body's natural immune system. This tissue captures bacteria and viruses to either prevent them from entering the body or trigger the appropriate immune response. The back of the throat may appear red or swollen or have a white or yellow coating covering the tonsils. The adenoids (tissue high in the throat behind the nose and soft palate) may also be inflamed and swollen, impeding swallowing and/or breathing. Symptoms include a severe sore throat, painful or difficult swallowing, coughing, headache, fever, chills and swelling of the cheeks and neck. Tonsillitis may also be caused by strep throat. Antibiotic medication is generally prescribed to treat the inflammation (usually penicillin). Tonsillitis usually resolves in four to seven days if caused by a virus. Chronic cases of repeated tonsillitis may require surgical removal of the tonsils and/or adenoids (tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy). An adenoidectomy may also be recommended for children experiencing chronic ear infections.
The larynx allows air to pass in and out of the lungs while preventing solids (food) and liquids from entering the lungs. The larynx also contributes to sound production by the vocal cords. Laryngitis is an inflammation of the larynx, the top portion of the windpipe (trachea). It is characterized by hoarseness, coughing, difficulty in breathing for some children and, occasionally, loss of voice. In addition to an infection, laryngitis may be caused by acid reflux or nodules, polyps or nerve damage on the vocal cords. Laryngitis usually heals by itself within two weeks with the help of increased air moisture, drinking plenty of fluids and resting the voice.
The pharynx is tissue that resides behind the mouth an soft palate and acts as a pathway for food and liquids to enter the esophagus and air to enter the lungs. An inflammation of the pharynx is called pharyngitis. Painful swallowing is the most common symptom. Pharyngitis may also occur along with laryngitis. Again, the inflammation usually heals by itself with rest, fluids and air humidity.
Epiglottitis
The epiglottis is a flap of tissue at the base of the tongue that keeps food from going into the windpipe when swallowing. Epiglottitis occurs when this tissue becomes inflamed and infected. The swelling of the epiglottis can block the tongue and result in a medical emergency. In addition to infections, epiglottitis can be caused by chemicals (illicit drugs), severe heat damage (thermal epiglottitis) or trauma. If you experience a sore throat that hampers your ability to swallow, seek immediate medical attention.
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TinyDPS is a lightweight damage and healing meter.
Looking for an addon to measure damage and healing without adversely affecting your gameplay experience? TinyDPS should suit your needs. By excluding unnecessary features (graphs, pie charts, extensive data collection, etc.) and offering a minimalistic interface, TinyDPS attempts to maintain a balance between information and performance.
Options are available by right-clicking on the frame or minimap button.
To move the frame or button, while holding the Shift key, click and drag to the desired location.
For resizing of the frame, click and drag the bottom-right corner.
Toggling frame visibility can be accomplished by clicking on the minimap button or typing /tdps.
In addition to the option in the right-click menu (under Fight), all data can be reset by middle-clicking the frame or minimap button. Similarly, the back and forward mouse buttons will allow for quickly switching between displaying overall or just the current fight's damage/healing.
Pet data is attributed to the owner.
Vehicle/mounted combat data is ignored.
Absorbs are added to healing.
Damage dealt to absorbs is tracked.
Unlike damage, healing won't start a new fight.
Please submit bug reports and feature requests using the GitHub issue tracker.
You may leave comments at WoWInterface.


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Can Coca-Cola (KO) Stock Maintain Strength After Reporting Earnings?
April 20 2019 7:50 AMMichael Fowlkes
What's Happening With KO View more about KO >
Coca-Cola (KO) stock is scheduled to report first-quarter numbers April 23. The company reports before the market open with the consensus calling for earnings of $0.46 per share and revenue of $7.89 billion. During the same period last year the company earned $0.47 and reported sales of $7.6 billion.
KO was recently trading at $47.49 down $3.35 from its 12-month high and $6.04 above its 12-month low. InvestorsObserver's Stock Score Report gives KO a 77 long-term technical score and a 87 short-term technical score. The stock has recent support above $46 and recent resistance below $49. Of the 14 analysts who cover the stock 6 rate it Strong Buy, 0 rate it Buy, 8 rate it Hold, 0 rate it Sell, and 0 rate it Strong Sell, KO gets an overall score of 67 from InvestorsObserver's Stock Score Report.
Analysts' Thoughts
KO stock took a big hit following the company's in-line quarterly report in February after the company issued weaker than expected guidance. After a quick selloff the stock regained its footing and has trended higher over the last three months. Wall Street has already priced in the company's guidance but if the stock is to build on its recent gains it will need to deliver on both the top and bottom line for the recent quarter. The street expects a $0.01 earnings beat with a $0.47 whisper for the quarter. The stock is reasonably priced with a forward P/E of 21 and earnings are expected to rise 5.3% per annum over the next five years. Analysts have an average price target of $50.00 on the stock.
About Coca-Cola Company (The)
The Coca-Cola Company is the largest nonalcoholic beverage company in the world, with over $30 billion in annual revenue. Its portfolio includes a variety of carbonated and noncarbonated brands, including Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Fanta, Sprite, Minute Maid, Powerade, and Dasani. The firm has both concentrate and finished product operations, with concentrate sales contributing nearly two thirds of revenue. Trademark Coca-Cola contributes 45% of unit case volumes worldwide. Coca-Cola generates the majority of its revenue outside of the United States. The acquisition of Costa, closed in January 2019, should bolster its presence in the coffee category, particularly in the U.K., where Costa has more than a one third share of coffeehouses.
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Sweden s drug free society
A brief history of drug policy in Sweden and a personal perspective from a resident Swede
Sweden has had a zero tolerance approach to drug use for some time, famous for its drug-free society mantra. While all policies arise in their cultural contexts, in the wake of so much focus on the Portuguese decriminalisation model, it s interesting to look at the other end of the scale to gain some understanding of how this approach has impacted use and attitudes in the Scandinavian society.
A bit of background about Sweden s drug policy
Sweden hasn t always had such a restrictive stance on drugs. When amphetamines were introduced in the 1930s, many Swedes quickly became regular users. As restrictions were put in place by the government, people found ways around them and use continued to grow. As more drugs emerged, health warnings and tighter control over prescriptions were introduced, which resulted in a decline in amphetamine sales.
In 1965, Sweden experimented with a new project that allowed a small number of doctors to prescribe illicit drugs (mainly amphetamines) to their patients. The project lasted two years, during which time a number of problems emerged. Prescribed drugs were diverted to the black market, patients began supplying their family and friends, and intravenous drug use in the capital rose from 20 to 33 per cent. The experiment was widely deemed a failure.
Since the late 1960s, Sweden has been working to create a drug-free society. Policy stemmed from the belief that individuals susceptible to drug abuse are very difficult to influence, so hard-line legislation was seen as the best way to limit their exposure. While heroin use continued to increase in the 1970s, laws were introduced which set a new standard for the country: the aim should be to eliminate illicit substance abuse entirely, not just to lower it.
What s the situation now?
Sweden s zero tolerance stance is based on strong law enforcement, normative abstinence and prevention. As other countries have moved to decriminalise drug possession in recent years, Sweden has moved in the other direction, criminalising not only possession, but drug use as well. Penalties have gradually become more severe with time, as use can now also be punished with imprisonment. Police are able to conduct blood or urine tests without consent, and drug users can also be strongly encouraged into care.
Whether this restrictive approach has been effective or not is a hotly contested issue. The UN Office on Drugs and Crime has stated that overall drug abuse has declined in Sweden, pointing to its below average prevalence rate (Sweden has the 7th lowest prevalence rate for problem drug use in the EU). However critics argue Sweden s drug-induced mortality rate is actually more than three times higher than the European average, and the zero-tolerance approach is actually increasing the harms.
NCPIC recently spoke with someone who grew up in Sweden to see how government drug policy has shaped their views about drug use and addiction.
What is your attitude towards illicit drug use?
I m strongly against all illegal drugs. This is mainly because of things that happened in my family, the most significant being when my uncle died from a drug overdose.
How do you think your opinion on drugs has been shaped by the Swedish government?
Quite a lot. From really early on you have talks from police about drugs and watch horrible movies about kids dying from using drugs. The education talks and movies really touched me. Generally the police come once a year to talk to students. A lot of our education is infused with the message that drugs are bad. The fact that the government made drugs illegal is also a big reason why I m so opposed. If it wasn t illegal I might have a different view on it.
When does drug education begin and what does it look like?
Drug education begins in secondary school, it consists of talks by police and teachers. It starts when you re a teenager because that s the time you are seen to be most vulnerable.
How much involvement do you think governments should have in drug control?
I think it s good the way it is in Sweden. I think the education at an early age has a huge impact too, without that part the policy wouldn t be as effective. I remember being really scared by some of the movies and stories we were told in school.
While regular and lifetime drug use among the general population is considerably lower than the rest of Europe, can Sweden s drug policy be called a success if it has the highest rate of overdose mortality in Europe?
No. If we are good at preventing but we can t take care of the people who are dying then it s obviously not working. Since our prevention efforts are so effective I guess we need to focus more attention on treatment too. But if I could only choose one way to do it, I would choose prevention.
It s really difficult to draw a solid causal relationship between government policies and the drug situation in Sweden. Sweden s system is far from perfect; it has received both praise and condemnation from around the world. It is really interesting to look at how different countries approach domestic drug policies whether it be Sweden, Portugal or the USA, but it s also really important to remember that when comparing different nations, each comes with its own set of complex challenges, so what works really well in one nation might not be at all suitable for another.
Drug policy in Sweden: a repressive approach that increases harm, Transform.
Sweden's successful drug policy: A review of the evidence, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
Marijuana movies and media: is cannabis being trivialised?
A quick look at the UN World Drug Report
Going abroad: the drug conversation you must have with your kids