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Q: How to store strings that end with certain characters? I want to create a program that opens and writes to 3 different text files, the names a user inputs.
The condition would be that if last names end with certain characters, they would be saved to a specific text file.
For example, if the user inputs a last name that ends with ian it should be saved to the ARMENIA.TXT folder.
Here is my code and the issues I encounter with it:
struct names {
    char firstName[20];
    char lastName[30];
} person;

int main() {
    FILE *arm, *ita, *esp;
    char ian[] = "ian";
    char ini[] = "ini";
    char ez[] = "ez";
    char response;
    char *ret;

    arm = fopen("C:\\Programming\\ARMENIA.TXT", "wt");
    ita = fopen("C:\\Programming\\ITALIA.TXT", "wt");
    esp = fopen("C:\\Programming\\ESPANIA.TXT", "wt");

    if (arm, ita, esp == NULL) {
        printf("Error: The archives could not be created.");
        return 1;
    } else {
        printf("Operation Successful: Archives created.\n\n");
    }

    do {
        fflush(stdin);
        printf("\n\nPlease input your first name: ");
        scanf("%s", &person.firstName);
        printf("Please input your last name: ");
        scanf("%s", &person.lastName);

        if (ret = strstr(person.lastName, ian)) {
            fwrite(person.lastName, 1, strlen(person.lastName), arm);
            fwrite(person.firstName, 1, strlen(person.firstName), arm);
        }

        if (ret = strstr(person.lastName, ini)) {
            fwrite(person.lastName, 1, strlen(person.lastName), ini);
            fwrite(person.firstName, 1, strlen(person.firstName), ini);
        }

        if (ret = strstr(person.lastName, ez)) {
            fwrite(person.lastName, 1, strlen(person.lastName), ez);
            fwrite(person.firstName, 1, strlen(person.firstName), ez);
        }

        printf("\n\nWould you like to enter another person into the archive?: (y) or (n): ");
        scanf(" %c", &response);

    } while (response == 'y');

    printf("\n\nThe operation has finished.\n\n");

    fclose(arm);
    fclose(ita);
    fclose(esp);

    return 0;
}

Issue: Will save to folder if last name contains ian (or ini / ez) in ANY part of the last name. How do I make the condition only if it ENDS with these strings?
Issue: Will crash if last name contains ini or ez -- basically, only first If statement works.
Issue: Needs to be saved as Lastname, Firstname -- For now, it saves as LastnameFirstname.

A: There are a number of unrelated issues here.
arm = fopen("C:\\Programming\\ARMENIA.TXT", "wt");

That should be "w+", not "wt". Same for the others.  Or just "w", unless you want to both read and write.
if (arm, ita, esp == NULL)

The comma operator evaluates its left operand and discards it, then evaluates its right operand and keeps that value.  So this is equivalent to if (esp == NULL)
fflush(stdin);

This is meaningless. When printing, the system is allowed to buffer output and then print it all at once, which can speed things up.  fflush forces it to actually print anything that's currently in the buffer.  It's useful if, for example, you want to prompt the user for input and need to make sure the prompt shows up.
As such, it only works on an output stream.  (This error is actually taught in some terrible references, so I suspect this one isn't your fault.  You should stop using whatever reference told you to do this.)
Addendum: As Olaf points out in the comments, this invokes undefined behavior, which is a topic unto itself.  The short and imprecise version is that any undefined behavior creates bugs that are really hard to track down.
if (ret = strstr(person.lastName, ian))

This tells you that ian is in person.lastName somewhere, but not that it's at the end.  For example, suppose the last name is "ian in ez".  It'll match all three of your conditions. As an aside, you don't need to store ian in a variable; you can just do strstr(person.lastName, "ian").

A: In addition to the issues Ray pointed out, see the following simple code for a strEndsWith-function. Hope it helps.
int strEndsWith(const char* str, const char* ending) {
    size_t strlenStr = strlen(str);
    size_t strlenEnding = strlen(ending);
    if (strlenStr < strlenEnding)
        return 0;

    const char* strAtEnding = str + strlenStr - strlenEnding;

    return (strcmp(strAtEnding, ending) == 0);
}

A: Your program has multiple issues.
Some of the have been addressed by Ray and Stephen Lechner, but here are some more:

*

*The reason for the crashes is you pass string to fwrite instead of FILE* stream pointers: fwrite(person.lastName, 1, strlen(person.lastName), ini); should be written:
fwrite(person.lastName, 1, strlen(person.lastName), ita);

This is an indication that you compile without proper warnings enabled. Let the compiler help avoid such silly mistakes with -Wall for gcc or /W3 for msvc.

*Note also that you should use fprintf to properly format the output to your text files. For example:
if (strEndsWith(person.lastName, "ian")) {
    fprintf(arm, "%s, %s\n", person.lastName, person.firstName);
}

Here is an improved version:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int strEndsWith(const char *str, const char *ending) {
    size_t len1 = strlen(str);
    size_t len2 = strlen(ending);
    return len1 >= len2 && !strcmp(str + len1 - len2, ending);
}

int main(void) {
    FILE *arm = fopen("C:\\Programming\\ARMENIA.TXT", "wt");
    FILE *ita = fopen("C:\\Programming\\ITALIA.TXT", "wt");
    FILE *esp = fopen("C:\\Programming\\ESPANIA.TXT", "wt");

    if (arm == NULL || ita == NULL || esp == NULL) {
        printf("Error: The archives could not be created.\n");
        return 1;
    } else {
        printf("Operation Successful: Archives created.\n\n");
    }

    for (;;) {
        char firstName[20];
        char lastName[30];
        char response;

        printf("\n\nPlease input the first name: ");
        if (scanf("%19s", firstName) != 1)
            break;
        printf("Please input the last name: ");
        if (scanf("%29s", lastName) != 1)
            break;

        if (strEndsWith(lastName, "ian")) {
            fprintf(arm, "%s, %s\n", lastName, firstName);
        }
        if (strEndsWith(lastName, "ini")) {
            fprintf(ita, "%s, %s\n", lastName, firstName);
        }
        if (strEndsWith(lastName, "ez")) {
            fprintf(esp, "%s, %s\n", lastName, firstName);
        }

        printf("\n\nWould you like to enter another person into the archive?: (y) or (n): ");
        if (scanf(" %c", &response) != 1 || response != 'y')
            break;
    }

    printf("\n\nThe operation has finished.\n\n");

    fclose(arm);
    fclose(ita);
    fclose(esp);

    return 0;
}


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HBO's True Blood 5.05 – "Let's Boot and Rally" Review
July 12, 2012 grizzlyguestwriter	4 Comments
Well, the moment none of us really cared much about has finally arrived – Russell Edgington is back!
It certainly took the Scooby Gang awhile to find him in that creepy old building; they, like, almost had to split up! Zoinks! Luckily, they had a shaky fat man with forgotten memories of Russell's whereabouts and Sookie's never-ending list of powers. Apparently all she has to do is touch you and she can shuffle around in your mind like a brain burglar. Just another hole-in-one for our dynamic writing team. I can imagine the conversation now:
Writer One: "Curses! How will the gang find Russell Edgington? We're really in a pickle."
Writer Two: "I have an idea! Why don't we make it so Sookie has the ability to see inside people's brains by touching them! Even though she's touched people for 4 seasons and hasn't mentioned one thing about it, it'll make total sense! Then we could bring in a random person who just happens to know where Russell Edgington is located and all she has to do is hold his hand and see his memories!"
Writer One: "Brilliant! You are truly a genius, Writer Two. We'll have to make room for those Emmy's we will surely receive for our brilliant team of writers."
And, scene.
Of course, when the time comes to stake Russell, something grabs Alcide and starts dragging him to God knows where. He's really had a rough day. First he almost makes it with Sookie when she pukes on his shoes, and now this. Russell will not be disposed of easily, which is going to piss off the Authority (specifically Roman).
The Authority seems a little less badass these days. They've gotten a little one-note and boring. All Roman did this episode was stare at a vial of blood from that child he staked. Sick. We do know, however, that someone female from the Authority helped Russell escape and regain his strength. At first I thought, Nora, but she's looking like she might actually be crazy instead of just faking it for Eric's benefit. That leaves Salome and Texan Sharon Osbourne. The latter seems a little "plus size" for the silhouette we saw in the plucked memory, which leaves Salome the most likely contender. She's deceptive, Nora's mentor, and just bitch enough to risk getting away with double-crossing Roman.
Back in Bon Temps, someone is murdering shifters from the back of a pickup truck with masks on. Not really sure who would want to go after them, unless they were screwed over by the Mickens', but two of Sam's boring, insignificant friends are dead; and he and Luna get shot outside of Luna's house. Luna is probably dead, which means there will probably be a custody dispute between Sam and the wolf pack for care of Emma. That could be complicated, considering she just went full werewolf.
Jessica and Tara are, like, total BFFs! After they braid each other's hair and make friendship bracelets, they do what any two young female friends would do – find people to eat and have sex with at the same time. Tara, of course, chooses Adam Lambert Hoyt, and boy was Jessica super pissed when she found out. How could Tara make out with her ex-boyfriend when she clearly wanted nothing to do with him and showed no interest in getting back together with him? How insensitive. Maybe Jessica still has feelings for him. No matter, she's about to get her ass kicked by Tara. Jessica may be the older vampire, but Tara is from the block.
Terry and Patrick are out of town catching up with their old war buddy, who happens to be crazy….or is he? He ties the two of them up and they start to reminisce about the old times, when they used to get high and kill innocent people. Turns out one of the Iraqi women they killed cursed them just before she died, and as they burned the pile of bodies the Ifrit was released. What is the Ifrit? It's a flame monster set on killing each of the American soldiers. If it sounds ridiculous, that's because it is.
Also, Jesus appeared to Lafayette and his mother as a head with his mouth sewn shut, which was freaking weird and creepy. The bruja is getting on my last nerves, it just won't go away! It's like herpes; you think it's gone but it just keeps coming back.
This episode felt like filler to me. Nothing really happened until the very end, and by the looks of it we have quite a bit set up for next week's episode, but as a stand-alone this one was kind of a dud. I give it 3/5 bears, though, for still being better than all of last season.
Ed. note: This review did not have enough Jessica. So this is happening.
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didn't sookie touch tera and her lover eggs in season 2 or 3 to find out what they did when they were blacking out?
voteformegan says:
Very astute. This would be worth looking into. I do not remember, seeing as I was blacked out during all of season 2.
Yeah, I think Kyle might be right. This Terry storyline is beyond awful, and the thing that pisses me off the most is that it gets so much time.
Dr. Kronner says:
Outside of the last 5 minutes when Sam and Luna got shot, this whole episode was dogshit. Meg, your 3/5 was generous.

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Review Of "Prophesies Of Godlessness: Predictions Of America's Imminent Secularization, From The Puritans To The Present Day" Edited By C. Mathewes And C. McKnight
J. William Frost, Swarthmore College
These essays, developed from seminars at the University of Virginia's Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture, demonstrate that a debate on the status of religion in America has been a perennial subject from the time of the Puritans to the present. Some feared that a decline in religious commitments would erode society's morality; a few welcomed it as paving the way to a triumph of science and progress. Others saw secularization as inevitable--allowing true spirituality to escape the confines of churches and dogmas. The 12 chapters plus perceptive introduction and epilogue discuss Jefferson, Emerson, Lincoln, Ingersoll, Comte, William James, Fosdick, Charles Hodge, Mencken, and Falwell. The chronologically organized essays relate individuals to major themes in American history--the Enlightenment, Romanticism, industrialism, the Civil War, liberalism, fundamentalism, the 1960s, and 9/11. The comments on secularization theories' rise and fall as an explanatory device by the social sciences are particularly valuable. Throughout the authors analyze recurrent themes in different periods. This book, which assumes some basic knowledge, could provoke stimulating discussions in advanced undergraduate and graduate seminars in American intellectual/religious history and sociology. It should be mandatory reading for those in divinity schools and the parish ministry; even specialists will find new insights. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Upper-level undergraduates and above.
This work is freely available courtesy of Choice Reviews. The review has been reproduced in full in the abstract field.
J. William Frost. (2009). "Review Of "Prophesies Of Godlessness: Predictions Of America's Imminent Secularization, From The Puritans To The Present Day" Edited By C. Mathewes And C. McKnight". Choice. Volume 47, Issue 3. DOI: 10.5860/CHOICE.47-1369
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"If you give something from your heart, it will bless you that gives it and also bless the person you give. But if you give something that is not from your heart, you that gave has nothing to gain and you are giving a curse to that person," he reiterated.
He then challenged the congregants to examine their lives. "Count how many curses you have received to build your mansions, have your possessions and enjoy your fame and popularity," he told them.
He advised the faithful to help the less privileged in their own area in order to enjoy the blessings of God. "Sell those properties and possessions you don't use, open a charity account, put that money there, sit down and begin to bless the needy. See what God will do for you. The finger of God will stand to fight for you," he advised.


European Central Bank slashing its economic growth forecast and increasing optimism over US-China trade negotiations.
Unexpected increases in geo-political tensions and prompt actions by PM Narendra Modi have spurred nationalistic sentiments, signaling a possible turning point for the general election. This event also marked the turning point for flows from Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI).
Dovish European Central Bank (ECB) and US Federal Reserve (the Fed) signals provided increasing odds of a successful conclusion of US-China trade talks and strong FPI flows have provided temporary respite for the RBI to tackle the liquidity situation head-on and improve the monetary policy transmission.
The Fund remains constructive on debt markets in 2019. Benign inflation expectations and their implication for high real rates, a steep yield curve and high-grade credit spreads drive our positive view on total return opportunity in debt markets.
February ended on a hawkish note, with concerns of fiscal slippage driven by a populist narrative in the interim Union Budget, increasing concerns on growth and weaker tax collections due to tighter liquidity conditions and risk of escalation in geo-political tensions with Pakistan.
March saw signs of the reversal of these fears. It started with the polls registering approval of the leadership demonstrated by PM Modi following a terrorist attack within India. With elections the biggest risk for Foreign Portfolio Investors, this event is seen as turning a point and FPI inflows swelled. Globally, this coincided with the ECB slashing its economic growth forecast and increasing optimism over US-China trade negotiations.
Besides fiscal concern, higher borrowings by government owned enterprises, higher currency in circulation needs in election season, high incremental credit-to deposit ratios and the tail effect of higher funding costs for non-banking financial companies (NBFC) post default by IL&FS have been influencing tight liquidity conditions. FPI flows came as a much wanted relief. Fed guidance to put rate hikes on hold for 2019 gave the RBI license to specifically target the monetary policy transmission head-on. RBI went a step forward, using these capital flows to infuse liquidity through FX swaps, maturing in 3 years. The first tranche of US$5bn was executed in late March and a second one is in the pipeline for end-April.
The RBI has maintained the aggression with a second policy rate cut of 25 bps on April 4. Besides policy rate cuts on expected lines, the RBI has announced additional liquidity management tools to weigh on bonds: (1) phased increase in Facility to Avail Liquidity for Liquidity Coverage Ratio (FALLCR) by 2% of Net Demand and Time Liabilities (NDTL); (2) a committee to assess the state of Housing Finance Securitization market given its dominant leadership in lending by NBFCs and cascading impact on sub-prime borrowers; (3) permitting G-sec trading through International Central Securities Depositories to attract higher FPI interests.
The current spreads for 10-year paper for AAA, AA, A rated corporate stand at 102 bps, 154 bps, 285 bps respectively, the higher end of the historic band of 40-70 bps, 80-120 bps, 200-250 bps respectively. Credit spreads for NBFCs of similar rating and duration is incrementally wider by 23 bps.
The flows by both FPI and domestic investors do indicate a first vote of confidence on the RBI's actions. FPIs bought debt worth US$2.2bn after two consecutive months of outflows. Domestic Mutual Fund flows remained strong for the third straight month with US$11.2bn of inflows.
In March, the Fund's NAV gained 1.08% in Indian rupee terms, supported by the rally in G-secs and marginal tightening in credit spreads. A strong rupee appreciation (up 2.67%) further augmented returns to result in a 3.75% gain in US dollar terms. The Fund Managers have simplified the Fund structure in March, which negatively impacted fund performance by a few basis points in March, but which we believe will be more than compensated going forward with simpler fund flows and administration cost savings. The Fund has used this opportunity to extend duration in the Fund's gilt book. The Fund's reduced cash levels, currently 3.9% of AUM, reflect our constructive view on debt markets.
The Fund Managers remain constructive on debt markets in 2019.
The RBI's success with the inflation-targeting monetary policy and the government's drive to keep food inflation in check has resulted in significantly lower supply side inflationary pressures. On the demand side, the growth outlook is facing pressure from tighter liquidity, creating significant room for policy rate cuts. We have already seen two policy-rate cuts this year and we see high odds for another cut at the June meeting.
The RBI is in a sweet spot to use the strong foreign flows and global growth slowdown concerns to address the monetary policy transmission. We are starting to see those signs of aggression and expect the yield curve to flatten from these levels. We expect a revival in corporate earnings, paced by fewer slippages, a reversal in provisioning for corporate banks, easing of liquidity as monetary stimulus trickles down, normalization in private and government consumption supported by structural demographics and increase in private capex driven by confidence in a stable, 5-year government regime. This scenario will positively influence credit spreads this fiscal year.
Countering this excitement are 2 risks – (1) Skymet weather is guiding for a difficult monsoon season, impacted by a devolving El Nino effect. This is the smallest share of GDP but it accounts for a sizeable share of population. Given stagnant farm incomes over past 2-3 years, this sector is garnering attention with farm loan waivers, farm support income or universal basic income (2) Government need to rework its privatization model with a focus on improved competitive position and corporate governance. Continuously supporting these via their own finances is crowding out development funding.


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Environment & Public Health
This Black-Owned Salon Was Ready To Reopen. Then It Was Looted.
By Kate McGee
June 3, 2020, 6 a.m. CT
Listen 4:16
Jasmine and Michael Clayton in front of their Chicago nail salon, Re'Luxe Nail and Spa Boutique. The shop was looted and the Claytons won't be able to reopen Wednesday. Provided by Jasmine and Michael Clayton
WBEZ is chronicling Illinois' road to recovery, bringing you stories of people as they move on from COVID-19 physically, emotionally and economically.
Four year ago, Jasmine Clayton and her husband Michael poured their life savings into a luxury nail salon in River North called Re'Luxe Nail & Spa Boutique. Clayton said business was booming.
"Before [COVID-19], Re'Luxe was the hottest nail salon in River North," she said. "A lot of businesses in the neighborhood would frequent our salon. They'd bring their clients … because we offered something different."
Then, COVID-19 forced Clayton to shut the business for two and a half months. They weren't able to continue paying their employees that entire time and are missing vital household income. When Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced businesses like theirs could open June 3 with specific safety measures, Clayton started preparing. She reduced her staff to four technicians per shift and spaced stations apart.
"We were also going to space each appointment 15 minutes apart so after clients left we were kind of able to go back and sanitize the polish bottles, the tables, the pedicure stations," Clayton said.
They stocked up on extra masks for workers and clients, thermometers to check client's temperatures and tons of cleaning supplies.
Then, came the death of George Floyd, who was killed when a Minneapolis police officer put his knee on Floyd's neck. On Saturday, like so many stores, her nail salon was hit by waves of looters. All of it was caught on their security cameras.
"We were able to see how the looters and/or protesters were smashing things, taking polish, taking safes, taking equipment, taking lights and just destroying the entire salon," Clayton said.
Another group came into the salon thirty minutes later and took what was left.
"It was really hard to watch," she said.
While many Chicago businesses are reopening Wednesday after being shuttered for more than two months due to COVID-19, others like Clayton's are facing a more complicated road to recovery after three nights of unrest.
Clayton said she supports the protests seeking justice for Floyd, but does feel conflicted about it now that her livelihood has been destroyed due to escalating violence. She said she felt violated and devastated by the whole experience.
Now, she said it's hard for her to tell the difference between protesters and looters. She wishes there had been more protection from the attacks for small businesses like hers, that don't have the money to easily rebuild.
"I felt that this protest was for upliftment of the black community, for the upliftment of black people," Clayton said. "I felt as though there should've been some sense of protection for us."
Clayton and her husband spent 12 hours cleaning up the damage on Sunday with the help of clients and neighbors. They also received financial support online.
Clayton set up a fundraiser on Facebook that raised more than $12,000 in 24 hours. By Tuesday, they had raised closer to $14,000. But Clayton said they're still so far away from reopening.
"Honestly, that's just enough to pay the company that boarded up the windows and maybe replace a couple of things we lost, maybe some equipment," she said. "But not nearly as much as we need to actually open our doors and operate, even with only five staff members working at a time."
On Tuesday, Mayor Lightfoot announced partnerships with local chambers of commerce to help businesses affected by the unrest. She urged insurance agencies to move quickly to help damaged businesses.
Clayton is still figuring out what insurance will cover at her salon. It breaks her heart that Re'Luxe can't open its doors for now.
Kate McGee is a reporter at WBEZ. Follow her on Twitter at @WBEZeducation and @McGeeReports.


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Ad and marketing creatives
Take a Number
By Nancy Friedman
Let us now praise numbers, the indispensable digits of our quantified lives. Without numbers, we'd be at a loss to count calories, measure rainfall, keep musical time, play Sudoku, or calculate the value of pi.
But numbers also have a function beyond the mathematical: They can serve as words. And sometimes, a number can even be a name.
You probably use a few numbers as shorthand already. You might ask for the 411 about someone or something (from the telephone code for "directory assistance" or "information," used in some U.S. cities all the way back to 1930). You might refer to a missing online page as a 404, from its internet status code number. (Contrary to the legend that says 404 was the number of a room at CERN, where the World Wide Web was developed, the digits simply signify a specific type of client error.) Or you might 86 someone – throw him out – from a place of business. (The origin of "86," which first appeared in the 1930s, is murky, but one plausible theory is that it's rhyming slang for "nix," meaning "no.")
For decades, print journalists used -30- to end their stories – another custom with uncertain origins. It may have come from Morse code, or from the Roman numerals XXX, or from "3 o'clock." (For more theories, see this American Journalism Review article.) 30 was even turned into the title of a 1959 newspaper drama.
Then there's 420 – pronounced four-twenty, never four-two-oh – which has become shorthand for "cannabis." According to Snopes, 420 entered the lexicon in 1971 as a bit of slang used by a group of high school students in San Rafael, California, who would meet after school, at 4:20 p.m., to smoke weed. Against all odds, the term spread far beyond its original restricted origin to become "semi-respectable," as Snopes puts it. Several cities around the U.S. celebrate "hemp fests" on April 20, and there are "420 tours" in Washington, Colorado, and California – states that have legalized the recreational and medical use of cannabis. And 420 has been incorporated into brand names for retail stores, medical dispensaries, and dating apps. (See my November 2014 blog post for more examples.)
Original 420 Brand CBD gummies. CBD is the abbreviation for cannabidiol, a non-psychoactive component of cannabis.
The sources of number-names are, well, innumerable; for every transparent number-name – think of all those 123s and 360s – there are many creative, obscure, and downright quirky examples. Here's a sampling of established and new brands that rely on numerals to tell their name story.
Founded in 1927 as Tote'm Stores (with an Alaskan totem pole in front of the original Dallas location), the convenience-store chain was renamed in 1946 to reflect its hours of operation, 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., which were unprecedented at the time. Today most of the stores are open 24 hours.
There are conflicting stories about the name of this household cleaner, invented in 1957 and currently owned by the Clorox company. The company claims that the product was the 409th batch created by two Detroit scientists. But the son of one of those scientists says "409" is a tribute to his mother's birthdate, April 9. The Beach Boys' 1962 song "409" – the title is a reference to a 409cc-displacement Chevrolet engine – was used to market Formula 409 from the late 1990s to the early 2000s.
The "6" in the name stood for six dollars, the original room rate of this motel chain, founded in Santa Barbara, California, in 1962. In today's dollars, that translates to $49; the Motel 6 closest to me currently charges $86 per night.
The genetic-testing company, founded in 2006, is named for the 23 pairs of chromosomes in a normal human cell. As I noted in a blog post about this name, the number 23 has many other associations as well. Here's another post I wrote about "23" in branding.
Founded in March 2008 as an opinion-poll aggregator, the site takes its name from the number of electors in the U.S. Electoral College. Originally independent, it was acquired by the New York Times in 2010 and sold to ESPN in 2014.
This mysterious number-name represents a reincarnation of Analytics Media Group, which had done advertising strategy for Barack Obama's presidential campaigns. During the rebranding process, the internal code name was DataCo Ventures, or DCV … the Roman-numeral equivalent of 605. Read more about 605.
Four Twenty Seven
Based in Berkeley, this company uses the web address 427mt.com. The "mt" stands for "million tonnes," and "427" refers to California's 2020 emissions target, 427 million tonnes (metric tons) of carbon. Read more about Four Twenty Seven.
A technology hub in Chicago, founded in 2012, chose a historically significant date for its name: the year of the Great Chicago Fire, which burned for three days and destroyed thousands of buildings. As 1871.com tells it, "The story of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 isn't really about the fire. It's about what happened next: A remarkable moment when the most brilliant engineers, architects and inventors came together to build a new city."
Also in Chicago, The 606 comprises five linked parks and a pedestrian walkway, formerly known as the Bloomingdale Trail. The name is taken from the first three digits of all Chicago ZIP codes.
Denver, the Mile-High City, has a city magazine whose name translates that elevation into feet.
"We are standing up to the fossil fuel industry to stop all new coal, oil and gas projects and build clean energy for all," reads the home page at 350.org, a global nonprofit founded in 2008 by the climate journalist Bill McKibben and other concerned citizens. Why 350? Because 350 parts per million is the generally accepted safe upper limit of carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere.
A16Z
This quirky name is a numeronym, a word that "uses numbers algorithmically," as Mike Pope explained in a 2012 Visual Thesaurus column. A16Z is the shorthand reference (and the URL) for the Silicon Valley venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz: first letter A, last letter Z, with 16 letters in between.
I'll close with a name from my own name-development portfolio: SENS8, a home-security device, developed by a Chinese inventor, that combines a motion detector, humidity and temperature sensors, and a night-vision camera. The number 8 serves several purposes here: it's a homophone of the -ate in sensate, a visual stylization of the device's shape, and a nod to Chinese numerology, in which the word for "eight" (bā in Pinyin), sounds similar to words meaning "wealth" and "prosper."
What number-names have you admired – or puzzled over?
Branding, Marketing, Naming
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Nancy Friedman is the chief wordworker at verbal-branding consultancy Wordworking, and the author of a fine blog on naming, branding and more called Fritinancy. Nancy has named a venture-capital firm, a laser hair-removal device, a mobile-money service, and many other companies and products. A former journalist, she still writes or ghostwrites articles, speeches, white papers, and books. Click here to read more articles by Nancy Friedman.
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During a game of trivia many years ago, the question was this: "What is the burning temperature for paper?" My fellow players were amazed when I, the English major and chemistry-phobe, called out the answer almost immediately. But, of course, I had read Fahrenheit 451! Thanks for this review of how numbers fit into our language.
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Last weekend, Google had a social media FAIL. They used their ability to reach into your content and your user interface to do a little marketing. However it turned out to be a pretty insensitive move on their part and they've been feeling the backlash. Their actions dug deep into people's hearts and tugged at some very raw emotions in the worst way. Luckily they kept from going all the way, which could have had some disastrous consequences.
But I'm getting ahead of myself. Let's back up to the beginning.
And that's fine. If you still have a Dad. Right? But in my case, had they done that on, say, Mother's Day... let's just say that I would have been much less objective writing this blog post.
So you might be thinking: how is this different from receiving an email newsletter or seeing a commercial touting Father's Day gifts? It's very different because this reaches you in a very personal way: right inside your Gmail. We sign away our content and our personal information to use free apps like Google Search, GMail, Google Chat, Google Calendar, etc. And Google can in turn leverage what they know about us to target ads. But there's a fine line between marketing you can see (sponsored links in Gmail) and subtle, invasive marketing (adding a task to my task list telling me to buy something or use a product).
But it could have been much worse. If you think about it, Google was really only one step away from creating a Google Calendar item for you and then popping up a personal reminder to call your Dad. How devastating would that have been to someone who'd lost their Dad - to wake up Father's Day and their calendar tells them to call him? While this is better, I personally think it's only slightly better than that.
Social Media Marketing is a tricky thing. Just ask Nestle, Marie Claire and countless others who've had very public fails in the social mediasphere. With a single action (or lack thereof) it's possible to alienate scores of customers and potential customers.
Personally, despite the backlash, I think that Google will easily rebound from this. In fact, you might not have even heard about this FAIL before you read this. But I hope you keep your eyes peeled for invasive social media marketing tactics. And I hope Google has learned their lesson and will be more sensitive in future campaigns.


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Q: Alternating sum of binomial coefficients is equal to zero
Prove without using induction that the following formula:$$\sum_{k=0}^n (-1)^k\binom{n}{k}=0$$ is valid for every $n\ge1$.

Progress
For each odd $n$ we can use the identity:$$\binom{n}{k}=\binom{n}{n-k}$$ In fact all terms equidistant from the end points are opposite. My question is: if $n$ is even how can we prove it?

A: Set $a=1,b=-1$ in the Binomial Expansion formula for non-negative intger $n$ $$(a+b)^n=\sum_{k=0}^n\binom nk a^{n-k}b^k$$


Course starts on 11th June 2019.
This Level 3 Diploma in Small Animal Hydrotherapy is an extensive Ofqual approved qualification that enables students to develop the required knowledge for working as an animal hydrotherapist - providing small animal hydrotherapy for a variety of small animals including dogs, cats, rabbits and other small animals that the hydrotherapist may come across in day to day practice.
To achieve the Level 3 Diploma in Small Animal Hydrotherapy, students are required to achieve 44 credits. The theory aspect is studied online through Moodle at the student's own pace with full Tutor support. The practical training and assessment takes place over 6 days. Assessment takes place through a series of written and practical assessments.
On completion, students can progress into employment or continue into further education and training related to this specialist subject area. Students can progress onto the Level 4 Diploma in Small Animal Hydrotherapy and then to Levels 5 and 6 Veterinary Physiotherapy (coming soon).
Students will gain knowledge of the techniques involved in the provision of hydrotherapy and the assessment required before small animal hydrotherapy commences. They will gain knowledge of medical conditions and their impact on hydrotherapy treatment. This qualification also develops student's knowledge around tissue healing, small animal behaviour and professional practice management.
There is a focus on Practical Aquatic Treadmill Therapy and Advanced Treadmill Techniques - something that is not offered in any other qualification.
Additionally, students will learn terminology to be able to practically conduct gait analysis and review patient performance.
The theoretical principles of animal hydrotherapy and treadmill therapy, as well as theoretical guidance on how these therapies can be used.
Details on the conditions that hydrotherapy can benefit. These are primarily orthopaedic, medical and neurological in nature, and therapists will need to be well-versed in these issues so as to accurately administer therapy.
First aid and dealing with emergencies for small animals- this is essential for therapists who intend to work in animal healthcare and a requirement from the CHA/ NARCH to practice as a hydrotherapist.
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Small Animal Behaviour relevant to dogs, cats, rabbits and other small animals in a therapeutic setting.
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Background information is provided on small animal anatomy and biology, so as to ensure excellent and robust baseline medical knowledge among those administering hydrotherapy.
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Gain hands on training with a variety of dogs attending for rehabilitation and sports conditioning.
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Learning to manage aftercare for an animal that has experienced a session of hydrotherapy, and how to interact with pet owners to discuss performance during the session.
All paperwork requirements are discussed and information provided regarding the completion of this element for report writing in hydrotherapy.
Practical first aid training to learn how to deal with potential emergency situations within a hydrotherapy centre.
6 days of intensive hands-on training and assessments with our team of experienced Vets, Physiotherapists and Hydrotherapists at Woozelbears, a well established canine hydrotherapy company in Witney, Oxfordshire. This centre has top of the range equipment including underwater treadmills, large bespoke pools, hydrotherapy spa, the 2nd gait analysis treadmill in the UK and a team of highly qualified personnel.
This practical placement enables students to learn from experienced professionals in the industry whilst working with a range cases at different stages of treatment.
This small animal hydrotherapy course will ensure you are employable as an animal hydrotherapist; there are many companies around the country that are recruiting for Qualified Canine Hydrotherapists. Woozelbears Hydrotherapy offers franchise opportunities in various parts of the UK if you have the ambition to own your own business.
The Level 3 Diploma in Small Animal Hydrotherapy is an Ofqual regulated qualification. When achieved, students will gain 44 Credits at Level 3.
Progression Routes: This qualification can be used by students to gain employment in the animal care sector, to set up their own animal hydrotherapy business or to progress to further study in the animal hydrotherapy / physiotherapy sector.
Entry requirements: Students must demonstrate previous experience with animals. The minimum age for access to this qualification is 16 years.
This unit is intended to provide students with background information on hydrotherapy, an understanding of the properties of water, types of equipment used in hydrotherapy and the intended outcomes of hydrotherapy.
The unit provides an introduction to the subjects of anatomy and physiology. This understanding is essential for providing hydrotherapy to the patient.
Gain knowledge of gait patterns and relevant terminology, as well as posture and muscle contractions relevant to hydrotherapy treatment.
Gain knowledge of the conditions that are commonly presented for hydrotherapy. This includes medical, orthopaedic and neurological conditions.
Students will learn about the benefits of small animal massage and the techniques used in small animal massage. Learn about the various forms of massage and the benefits of massage on common injuries.
Learn about water testing and how to interpret results from water tests.
This unit explores the practical application of hydrotherapy from the initial assessment to preparation of the patient, to hydrotherapy treatment and aftercare.
Learn about the practical application of advanced aquatic treadmill techniques and how to adjust hydrotherapy treatment and review patient performance.
This practical unit is about the aquatic treadmill and how to create treadmill sessions for patients.
Learn about the importance of CPD, professional conduct within the workplace, roles and responsibilities within a hydrotherapy centre and administration to be carried out.
This unit provides explores the veterinary referral process, health checking small animals. It also looks at the various professional team members involved in treating a patients, and their suitability for hydrotherapy.
Gain an understanding about small animal behaviour in relation to hydrotherapy. Learn about safe handling and how to understand body language in small animals.
This unit looks at the aims of first aid, the different types of emergency that the student may come across in a hydrotherapy centre, and the practical application of first aid techniques.
This unit explores the tissue healing process, including factors that may affect this process, types of pain, and timing of hydrotherapy treatment.
Study from home, at your own pace and with full tutor support. This course includes 6 days intensive practical training.
We are able to accept payment by instalments for this qualification. Students can chose from a 4 month fast track, 1 year or 2 year study option.
The 6 practical training days are additional to the above time guides.
option for Fast Track Study.
Course fees for this small animal hydrotherapy course are inclusive of 6 x Intensive Practical Training Days.
We provide this as part of the course once you have completed the theory aspects of the course. We include an intensive 6 day practical training programme where you will gain valuable hands-on experience.
The course is designed primarily to be a self-study, distance learning course with tutor support to guide and support you through the learning and materials. The materials contain internet resources that have been examined for quality, content and access that are relevant to the topics and subject matter in the different units. The practical training is carried out towards the end of your course.
There are no examinations but you also need to build a portfolio of evidence of your learning and understanding according to assessments set out in the course materials. Internal moderation of your portfolio is carried out by Animal Jobs Direct and then moderated externally.
Each unit of this Small Animal Hydrotherapy course contains a certain number of Guided Learning Hours (GLH) to give an indication of how long you can expect to be studying and preparing for any one unit's assessment. Although the GLH of any unit may seem small (please see the specification above), you need to take into account the research and reading before attempting the assessments.
This qualification is aimed at students who have already gained experience of working with small animals in a voluntary or employed capacity, and wish to develop their existing knowledge and skills to be able to safely administer hydrotherapy to small animals. The qualification is designed for students aged 16+.
Animal Jobs Direct is has been granted Approved Learning Provider status in the Enhanced Learning Credit scheme .
Please contact us by email or phone (0208 6269646) for course advice.
If you've already invested some time into learning how to work efficiently and safely with small animals, you're potentially the ideal participant for this vigorous qualification course. From veterinarian nurses interested in moving their careers forward to animal welfare workers eager to learn more about the care of animals in their charge, many students over the age of 16 find this program a suitable way to advance their knowledge and perfect their skills. Most students have some experience handling animals before starting the coursework.
How can this unique form of therapy benefit small animals in varying states of physical health?
Which medical conditions respond best to hydrotherapy?
What are the safest and most effective procedures for applying hydrotherapy techniques?
While a variety of hydrotherapy techniques are introduced through this course, it's important that every student act in accordance with their personal qualifications. Participants are never required to perform skills that they can't competently and confidently implement.
It is fair to say that animal medicine and understanding has come a long way over the past few decades. As a result of this continual dedication to development, our pets are now able to enjoy longer, healthier and happier lives.
One such innovation that has helped to contribute to the overall well-being of the nation's pets is animal hydrotherapy. Hydrotherapy has long been a popular treatment technique for humans; it is non-weight bearing, so is comfortable for the vast majority of users. Expanding the inherent benefits of hydrotherapy to the animal world was inevitable, and the practice has now been perfected.
Furthermore, there is a huge demand for qualified animal hydrotherapists, therefore working as a qualified animal hydrotherapist or setting up an animal hydrotherapy business can be a excellent career option.
For those wishing to be involved in the medical care of animals, learning more about the benefits of hydrotherapy and hydrotherapy treadmill therapy is incredibly important. To address this need, there is now a specially tailored qualification that has been designed to teach students all they need to know about using hydrotherapy with animal patients. This Level 3 Diploma in Small Animal Hydrotherapy course equips students with the knowledge and expertise they require to deliver safe, competent and beneficial hydrotherapy to animals under their care.
This small animal hydrotherapy course is extremely comprehensive and highly sought after. Rather than focusing specifically on the hydrotherapy itself, the external theory is also included in the qualification syllabus.


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Cedar Rapids plans to use infrastructure bill dollars for flood mitigation and new 8th Avenue bridge
By Ethan Stein
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - The Infrastructure Bill, which President Joe Biden was signed into law last week, will bring Iowa Billions of Federal Dollars. And the city of Cedar Rapids is aiming to grab its fair share to speed up flood projects and build a new 8th Avenue Bridge.
The bill gives Iowa $3.4 billion to repair highways, $482 million to repair bridges, $638 Million to improve water infrastructure, $300 million for public transportation,$120 million to upgrade airports and at least $100 million to expand broadband in the state.
Mayor Brad Hart said it is too early for the city of Cedar Rapids to know it's share of those dollars, as of Friday. He said the city plans to assign somebody to oversee those funding opportunities, so nothing gets missed.
Hart said one of the projects the city of Cedar Rapids will prioritize is a new 8th Avenue Bridge, which would be built higher to avoid floodwaters. He said it's too old to just replace.
"It makes no sense to repair to spend anymore repairing that bridge," Hart said. "It's way more than 80 years old."
During the Flood of '08, the only way to cross over from either the east or west side of the city was Interstate-380. Plus, the 8th Avenue Bridge carries traffic going out to Mount Vernon Road.
Tiffany O'Donnell or Amara Andrews will replace Brad Hart as Mayor. But those plans are unlikely to change since the mayoral position in Cedar Rapids is only one vote in a council. Plus, both talked about the importance of flood mitigation and bridges at a forum last week.
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