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Natural Remedies to Make your Hair Grow Faster
Mother Nature provides us with a plenty of great opportunities to make hair grow faster. Various plants can boost natural hair growth process. The only thing you are to know is how to mix natural ingredients properly in order to get the best results.
Improving your hair growth with natural remedies may seem almost impossible, but actually it is quite a real thing. The matter is that there are lots and lots of plants that have the ability to increase the blood flow in our head and this way provide the natural hair growth process. Read on to check out natural remedies that can be used to make your hair grow faster.
Green Tea
Green tea is one of the perfect natural remedies that can be very helpful to make your hair grow faster. Due to the antioxidants this miraculous drink includes, you can drink it or use as the component of your shampoo, lotion or any other hair care product to provide stronger protection to your follicles.
Grapeseed Oil
Grapeseed oil is another natural remedy to make your hair grow faster. You are to rub warm grapeseed oil into your scalp just before the bedtime 2 or 3 times a week.
Potato or more exactly water that is left after potato boiling is another natural remedy that would help you to increase natural hair growth process. Let it cool and rinse your hair, after wash hair with your fave shampoo.
Egg Hair Mask
Mix an egg with 50 g of olive oil and apply the derived mixture to you hair. Wrap up with a towel and leave for an hour. After wash off with mild shampoo and apply hair conditioner. Repeat the procedure at least once a week.
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kisha Says:
October 25th, 2011 at 1:30 am
are you guys serious o.O ..??
elliot foster Says:
December 4th, 2011 at 9:48 pm
I've been searching for a long time for a hair product to make my hair look healthier.I don't know what to say about the Potato but i"m definitely going to try the Egg Hair Mask.Yesterday when i was window shopping close to the perfumes store i overheard two friends talking about the egg remedy and they said it done wonders for their hair so I'm definitely using it tonight.Thank you
Skvyrene Says:
January 13th, 2012 at 5:46 am
Is this true?? potatoes can make your hair grow faster??
OttifantSir Says:
January 27th, 2012 at 2:23 am
Human hair growth CAN'T be accelerated.
Human hair can be kept healthy through various means, and some of the ones mentioned here might work for that, but: YOU CAN NOT MAKE HAIR GROW FASTER!!
Charlene Says:
March 26th, 2012 at 6:53 am
Uh yes! You CAN make your hair grow faster! I have first hand knowledge. What it boils down to is if your hair is deficient and you take the right nutrients, it WILL grow faster. Growing up my hair always reached 1″ past my ears. No matter what I did it never grew any longer. And it broke off faster than it grew so it always looked shorter. Years later I did research and found out that the hair (and body) needs certain nutrients to be healthy and for proper growth. After 1/2 years, my hair grew nearly 6 inches above my waist due to me taking various supplements. My hair is also very shiny (not dull the way it used to be) and has more bounce to it! My goal is knee length (or beyond). You need to experiment and find out what works for you. Once you find it – you hair will grow faster unless you have some health problem that would prohibit it.
Shivam Raj Says:
April 6th, 2012 at 7:39 pm
My some hair is white and don't grow fast so, please tell me about treatmen.please solve my problem i got very proud of you thanks!
Taylor Says:
June 7th, 2012 at 8:51 am
Did you know that if you put sex pills in your shampoo it helps your hair grow faster too?
Izzy Says:
July 3rd, 2012 at 9:09 pm
Horse shampoo, it really worked for me. not the remakes they've made such as "Mane n tail" but the actual horse shampoo they use on horses. It cost me about 6.50 in a horse shop, it smells horrible but once you use your conditioner afterwards it gets rid of the smell. Its dark brown and a really thick mixture. I would defiantly recommend it, my hair grew ridicously fast after one month of using it.
Mona Says:
August 16th, 2012 at 9:00 pm
Yes, i agree shampoo and conditioners made for horses (Megatek) works wonders. Also taking vitamins and does too.
Zina Says:
October 3rd, 2012 at 6:16 pm
Izzy could u please tell me what the name of the horse shampoo is i would like to try it
Arty Says:
October 4th, 2012 at 10:09 am
People, horse shampoo is for horses. It's too harsh for your skin.
Jaz Says:
December 26th, 2012 at 6:47 pm
I take biotin and I see a big difference in the softness and strength of my hair! It's great!
Dee Says:
January 20th, 2013 at 5:00 am
I can't take Biotin, it gives me a horrible headache (and not because it makes my hair grow, lol). I love using oil though. My favorite is olive oil, do a vinegar rinse afterward, and I SWEAR my hair looks and feels longer! A good intake of oil (like eating fish, walnut, olive, grape seed oils, etc), fruits, and veggies can make your skin really glow and plump up.
horsecrzy8 Says:
April 6th, 2013 at 5:58 am
Actually animal products are more natural than those that are made for human use. Many equine products that have been used for years have been finally approved by the FDA for human use. I looked up the Mega-Tek products and the company that manufactures them (Eqyss) has a PDF file that talks about the what the human crossover benefits are. They are quite amazing. If you are interested in reading about these benefits you can go to valleyvet.com to check it out.
make hair grow faster Says:
May 1st, 2013 at 10:27 pm
Greetings! Very useful advice within this article!
It is the little changes that make the biggest changes.
Thanks a lot for sharing!
Mimi Says:
May 9th, 2013 at 2:29 pm
@Izzy….Mane n Tail is for horses and pets??? Humans just happen to use it
Victoria Says:
August 4th, 2013 at 10:24 pm
I recently meet my friend who I dint see a while and notice big difference in her hair texture it was really improved, longer, shiny and I ask her what she used ,she laugh at me and told me its horse shampoo
Jenny-B-Fab Says:
September 18th, 2013 at 1:04 am
Srsly.. NEVER put egg in your hair. I use the "No-Poo" method which works really well. I also soak my hair in coconut oil while doing chores around the house.
Amanda Says:
December 20th, 2013 at 1:31 am
If your allergic to nuts, eat Salmon and find a protein conditioner on the market.
Morning Says:
January 23rd, 2014 at 1:20 am
Does anybody know if Mane&Tail works? It is for Horse's and humans.
Cindychris Says:
July 24th, 2015 at 3:35 pm
What advice would you give for people with naturally unpermed hair
Victoria Says:
October 13th, 2015 at 3:40 am
@morning mane and tail works wonders and the moisturizing one smells amazing I love it sooo much I use it all the time my hair is stronger and shiny must have for me
Abi Says:
March 7th, 2016 at 9:09 am
wonderful advice given by you thank you for such a nice post
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Liberty News
Theatre students inspire young actors at summer camps
Over 150 elementary to high school students will experience Liberty University theatre firsthand through LUTC and Acting Uncut summer arts programs, in which they will learn to sharpen their stagecraft and participate in a production from a dedicated team of Liberty faculty and students.
The programs are run by the Liberty University Department of Theatre Arts. At the finale of each camp, the participants will highlight their learned skills as they put on a stage performance at Tower Theater.
A team of six Liberty theatre students and recent graduates are assisting in the camp program as a paid summer job.
Jamie Cloutier, a recent graduate of the theatre program, said it amazes her to see how much the children take away from their camp experience.
"They remember a lot more than people realize and they pick up a lot," she said. "When they leave here they kind of spout out what they have learned throughout the week and it's really rewarding to pass on that kind of knowledge."
The Liberty students and graduates help set a bar of excellence, through leadership and example, within the camp, according to Chris Nelson, theatre professor and summer arts program coordinator.
"They get it," Nelson said of his team. "In a world in which people do not understand socially how to deal with people, or just don't understand how to go that extra mile to take care of somebody from a customer service point of view, I've got that (in these students)."
Nelson said the children really look up to Liberty's students, especially if they have seen them in the productions. He explained this helps the community identify with Liberty and grow up with it as a part of their life, especially if they return to the camp year after year.
Both camps teach the participants a variety of skills through classes with breakout sessions where they can experiment with what they have learned. They also spend time rehearsing and mastering the play that will be performed at the camp's finale. Though similar in methodology, each camp has specific goals tailored to the varying age groups who participate.
LUTC has two branches, one designed for elementary age students (who have completed grades 1 through 4) and the other for middle school students (who have completed grades 5 through 8). Both are day camps, beginning Monday and ending with a Saturday performance. The elementary camp is currently under way and the middle school camp takes place next week.
In LUTC, students focus on team building in a fun environment where they learn to work together to put on a show.
Nelson said LUTC seeks to give kids a "taste for how fun theater can be."
As the participants learn to hone their acting skills, they find their personalities, overcome fears, and build confidence.
|Campers rehearse in Tower Theater.
"Once you have tackled the stage, you almost feel like you can do anything," Nelson said.
Acting Uncut is geared toward high school students, and particularly focuses on those who may wish to pursue theater as a career or course of study in higher education. It seeks to not only improve the skillset of aspiring theater professionals, but also to expose them to the rigorous academia and demand for excellence in Liberty theatre. Acting Uncut runs July 7-15.
"We offer up classes that have a lot of variety in them, things that they probably haven't heard of from their high schools, or things they haven't really experienced," Nelson said. "For them it is about furthering their skills and starting to wet their appetite with new techniques, and a different outlook."
Students take a variety of master classes, in which they learn new skills in voice, dance, acting, and stage combat. This year, to add fun and variety to the program, Nelson will incorporate quarterstaves in the stage combat training.
Acting Uncut is a nine-day, overnight camp where the campers experience a taste of life at Liberty. They stay in the dorms, eat at the dining hall, and utilize the various recreational facilities campus has to offer.
As Liberty's theatre students work with the Acting Uncut campers, they become more than just "camp counselors;" they become role models, and more importantly, mentors and disciplers.
"The greatest example of Christ to them will come through the lives of the counselors and how we conduct ourselves," Nelson said.
Nelson said he welcomes participants from all walks of life, hoping through his faith and the faith of his counselors, the campers will see Christ and learn to integrate faith into art.
As part of the spiritual development of the camp, the counselors lead worship and give devotionals and personal testimonies on the two Sundays and, more importantly, interact with the campers throughout the camp and invest time in them while in the dorms.
Nelson said it is truly rewarding to be involved in camps every summer for the past eight years (four at Liberty) and to be part of a process that is impacting lives and making memories to last a lifetime.

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I am the rabbi of Beit Hashofar synagogue in south Seattle and co-founder of Riverton Mussar.
Many thanks to all who attended our recent intro to Mussar at the summer 2014 UMJC Conference. Rabbi Paul Saal and Rabbi Jason Forbes (aka. rav rafael) presented this class to a packed room.
Due to the amount of interest at this conference, we plan to start a new year cycle after the fall holidays, on October 19th, 2014. Sign up on our email list to the right. In the meantime, we recommend you get started learning with the book Everyday Holiness.
Click "read more" to listen and view the presentation.
If you want something done, ask a busy person to do it. The more things you do, the more you can do. – Lucille Ball
There's never a dull moment around our house. As I've been preparing to write an article about the middah of awareness, my wife has found two stray ladybugs in our kitchen. She has made it her personal mission this Sunday to make sure they are fed and watered before she sends them off into the wild world. She has an acute awareness of so much around her. Even the little bugs in our home get her attention. At the same time, I'm considering a verse from Torah that teaches the principles of caring for our neighbor's property and having a general concern for other.
Around our home, Jewish holidays are elaborate affairs. While I tend to be focused on the ritual and teaching aspects of the holidays, I observe that each time they come around my wife turns into a full-time caterer.
And the Lord God called to man, and He said to him, "Where are you?" And he said, "I heard Your voice in the garden, and I was afraid because I am naked; so I hid." And He said, "Who told you that you are naked? Have you eaten from the tree of which I commanded you not to eat?" And the man said, "The woman whom You gave [to be] with me she gave me of the tree; so I ate." And the Lord God said to the woman, "What is this that you have done?" And the woman said, "The serpent enticed me, and I ate." – Bereishit 3:9-13
'The kindnesses of the Lord I shall sing forever; to generation after generation I shall make known Your faithfulness, with my mouth. For I said, "Forever will it be built with kindness; as the heavens, with which You will establish Your faithfulness."' -– Psalms 89:2-3
The lessons of kindness coming from the scriptures are as boundless as the kindness Hashem used when He formed Creation. The midrash teaches us that the Torah begins with kindness (the clothing of Adam and Eve) and ends with kindness (the burial of Moses). It seems that chesed is a fundamental force of the universe.
I tend to be a quiet guy, always desiring to choose my words carefully. I suppose part of this is influenced by people I've met journeying through life who have a lot to say but tend not to deliver.
Introduction: Rav Rafael
Rabbi Russ Resnik Session 1: Obeying the great commandment, Part One
The Shema is a central Jewish prayer and statement of faith, but above all it is a commandment. We will consider six ramifications of the Shema-as-commandment and how they shape our practice of Mussar.
Rabbi Russ Resnik Session 2: Obeying The great commandment, Part Two
In this session we explore the commandment that Messiah (along with Jewish tradition) describes as inextricably linked with the Shema: "Love your neighbor as yourself." What does this mean and not mean, and why is the Shema incomplete without it?
Rav Rafael Session 3: Na'aseh v'Nishma
This session examines the ethical/mussar imperative that Mashiach Yeshua gives us in chapters Matthew 5, 6 and 7 from the DHE and how to concretely apply it to our lives. Yeshua's Mussar teaching from the mount is an allusion to the giving of Torah from Sinai when we said, "All that Hashem has spoken we will do and we will hear [Na'aseh V'nishma]!" How we do and listen is a reflection of our character development.
Rebbetzin Malkah Session 4: When all you hear is noise
Meditation Exercise & Feedback:
During this session, we will explore the middot of gratitude and silence. In doing so, we will learn how these middot can be used within meditation to help us stop the noise and truly listen to our souls.
Here are the sources used for the class materials, and various resources to help with your study of Jewish meditation.
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Macaroni Salad with Tomatoes
My favorite way to make macaroni salad, a must at every BBQ and perfect for Memorial Day. To lighten this I used light mayonnaise, lots of tomatoes, olives and high fiber pasta.
Macaroni Salad with Tomatoes
- 6 oz uncooked elbows, I used Ronzoni Smart Taste
- 2 medium tomatoes, diced
- 1/4 red onion, finely chopped
- 1/4 cup Hellmann's light mayonnaise
- 1 tbsp white vinegar
- dash garlic powder
- 1 tsp oregano
- 2.5 oz sliced black olives
- salt and pepper
- Cook pasta in salted water according to package directions.
- Drain and rinse under cold water.
- In a medium bowl, combine mayonnaise, vinegar, tomatoes (and any juice from the tomato), olives, onion, garlic powder, oregano salt and pepper. Mix well.
- Add elbows and mix well.


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2009–10 was a year of major change for the Department of the Senate because of the retirement of long-serving and greatly esteemed Clerk, Harry Evans. Harry retired on 4 December 2009, having been Clerk since 17 February 1988, a term of service that will never be matched given the enactment of the Parliamentary Service Act in 1999 which placed a ten-year, non-renewable limit on the terms of the Clerks of the Houses.
After more than 40 years of service to the Senate, Harry Evans's contribution can be measured in much greater terms than simply time served. A renowned expert on parliamentary privilege, Harry was the principal critic of the judgments of Mr Justice Cantor and Mr Justice Hunt in the case of R v Murphy which were the catalyst for the enactment of the Parliamentary Privileges Act 1987. His next challenge was to rationalise the Senate's standing orders, transforming them from a somewhat antiquated and motley collection into a rational body of rules written in plain English and appropriate for a modern parliament. While the revised standing orders were a codification of existing practice, they contain many examples of Harry's formidable capacity for reducing complicated things to simple and crystal clear prescriptions.
There are many other examples of his ability to devise and draft procedures to give effect to senators' desires to see the Senate performing its functions more effectively. Also formidable is Harry's body of writing on parliamentary matters. In 1994, he produced a new version of the classic text, Australian Senate Practice, renamed as Odgers' Australian Senate Practice after its first author and Clerk of the Senate from 1965 to 1979, James Rowland (Jim) Odgers. During his time as Clerk of the Senate, Harry produced six editions of this major parliamentary work, ensuring the availability of the most up-to-date information about the evolving Senate, its constitutional position and its procedures. 'The Book', as he fondly called it, remains as a testament to his endeavours to promote the institution of Parliament, and the Senate in particular, as one of the last bulwarks against executive domination. A collection of his other writings was published in February 2010 as a special issue of the department's journal, Papers on Parliament.
Senators paid tribute to their retiring Clerk on 19 November 2009 and a recurring theme was the independence and impartiality which Harry Evans brought to the performance of his office and the fearlessness with which he defended the powers and role of the Senate. While his advice was not always appreciated by governments, Harry achieved the distinction of being criticised by governments of all complexions and respected by all. In the words of the present Leader of the Government in the Senate, Senator the Hon. Chris Evans, his career represents the 'very best of the concept of public service'.
As a chief executive officer, Harry Evans also represented the highest standards of ethical leadership, probity and the pursuit of value for money on behalf of the taxpayer. The Senate committee inquiry process remains one of the most cost-effective means of scrutinising governments' policies, operations and legislative proposals, and the Committee Office operates at a fraction of the cost of such agencies as the Productivity Commission or the Australian National Audit Office.
As with all small agencies, however, the department does face financial pressures as a result of the additional 2 per cent efficiency dividend that has been in place for the past two financial years. These years have also seen unprecedented pressure on committees from a record number of inquiries referred by the Senate. We continue to look for ways to 'work smarter' to maximise our resources, particularly through the application of information technology solutions where practicable.
There is no doubt that such solutions have revolutionised the publication and distribution of parliamentary documents in the past. Further productivity gains are expected from the Senate Centralised Information Database (SCID) project in the Committee Office and the redevelopment of the document production system used by the Table Office. We will also be responding to the recent report of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Publications on the development of a digital repository for, and the electronic distribution of, the Parliamentary Papers Series. The first stage of the response will be the development of a business case to examine the various issues that arise from the committee's recommendations.
Productivity gains made from using technology are all well and good but the greatest capital available to the department comes from the intellectual contribution and skills of its staff. At a time when several senior officers with many years' service have retired from the department, there has been a focus on training and developing new staff through the department's professional development program, known as PEP UP, through one-off seminars and through on-the-job learning opportunities that also give staff access to a wider range of duties. The Table Office also reinstituted its popular 'field trips' which provide staff with insights into what happens behind the scenes on a sitting day. The department's new enterprise agreement, recently approved in a staff ballot, continues our commitment to professional growth and development through structured and on-the-job learning and through effective performance communication.
As well as providing training for our own staff, the department is also a provider of training about parliamentary matters to the wider public service. Structured training programs have been provided for the past 20 years on a cost-recovery basis and are an important source of revenue for the department. More important, however, is the dissemination of knowledge to officers at all levels of the public service about the operations of parliament and its constitutional status. We provide these services so that officers can interact effectively with the Parliament but there is clearly a lot more to do in this area.
Over the past year, I have been concerned at the number and nature of episodes demonstrating an apparent lack of knowledge of basic parliamentary processes, a phenomenon which has the potential to impede the effective operations of the Senate. Some examples include the following:
In the last sitting week of June, the Senate Privileges Committee received a reference on the adequacy of the Government guidelines for official witnesses before parliamentary committees, arising from a committee report on the third episode listed above. The inquiry may provide a forum for some of these issues to be examined. In the meantime, I will also be raising my concerns with the Public Service Commissioner (who is also the Parliamentary Service Commissioner) early in the new financial year to see how we can cooperate on the development of appropriate training.
The year in review has witnessed many highlights.
Nowhere was the value of committee work demonstrated more profoundly than in the National Apology to the Forgotten Australians, offered by the Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition at a ceremony in Parliament House on 16 November 2009. The apology followed reports by the Community Affairs Committee on child migrants and children in institutional care and was widely welcomed.
The opening of a new segment of the exhibition, 'Acting Wisely', in the first floor exhibition area of Parliament House, brought one of our great national treasures into a more prominent position where it can be seen more readily by visitors to the building. The relocation of the Parliament's 1297 Inspeximus copy of the Magna Carta was followed by the publication by the department of a booklet with an essay by Nicholas Vincent, Professor of Medieval History at the University of East Anglia, on how it came into our hands. Professor Vincent's original new research has produced a tale that makes compelling reading.
The 40th anniversary of the Senate's legislative and general purpose standing committees and estimates committees occurred on 11 June 2010. The event will be marked by a conference later in the year.
The important work that is undertaken on a daily basis in the Table and Committee offices to record the operations of the Senate and its committees, and to preserve those records for posterity, was recognised in a symbolic way by a ceremony held in May 2010 at which the President of the Senate, together with the Speaker of the House of Representatives, handed over to the Director-General of the National Archives of Australia the records of the Federal Parliamentary War Committee which operated between 1915 and 1918.
The future is equally important as the past and it is essential that we are able to adapt to rapidly expanding demands for information via new technologies. Departmental staff made important contributions to the redevelopment of the Parliament's website, an ongoing project relying on contributions from all three parliamentary departments and due for completion in the next reporting period. The Parliamentary Education Office also continued its vital work of introducing our future electors to concepts of parliamentary government and participatory democracy.
The year ahead will include an election period and a chance to clear the decks for a new parliament. Election breaks also allow attention to be devoted to longer term projects. As well as making progress on the various information technology projects referred to earlier, the department will take the opportunity to finalise a structural review, initiated at the beginning of 2010, to take stock of our organisational arrangements, gather fresh ideas about the services we provide and the way we provide them, and to ensure we are making the best use of our resources, with the aim of providing the best possible support to the Senate, its committees and senators.
I thank all staff for their contribution to this important goal over the past year and look forward to working with them in the year ahead. In my first year as Clerk of the Senate, I also express thanks to my colleagues, the Clerk of the House of Representatives and the Secretary of the Department of Parliamentary Services, for their support and trust that we will continue to work cooperatively together in the pursuit of our common goals.
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Hey all,
I am trying to import a file of information into my java program and I am having a difficult problem with the loop to read the file.
The file I am importing has the following structure.
You get the picture,
When the imput file has only one set of data (i.e, Nmae, number1number2, number3) the code is perfect. When I use a loop using the do (blah) while file.hasnext(). This works fine.
When I add a second set of data I get an error when I import the file. The program compiles correctly but doesn'y read the second set of data. Is there an issue with changing the data ina string or somthing?
Please see my code below.
import java.util.*; import java.io.*; public class Marks { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { boolean nonExamHurdlePass; int numberOfFails = 0; String StudentName; double progressMark; int assignmentOneMark; double assignmentTwoMark; int labMark; int writtenMark; double totalMarks; double topMark = 0; double bottomMark =100; //ask user for file name System.out.println("Please entrer the name of the file containing the students marks details:"); Scanner kb = new Scanner(System.in); String filename = kb.nextLine(); File sourceFile = new File(filename); Scanner fileScanner = new Scanner(sourceFile); do { //reads the file StudentName = fileScanner.nextLine();; progressMark = fileScanner.nextDouble(); assignmentOneMark = fileScanner.nextInt(); assignmentTwoMark = fileScanner.nextDouble(); labMark = fileScanner.nextInt(); writtenMark = fileScanner.nextInt(); //calculate toal marks totalMarks = progressMark + assignmentOneMark + assignmentTwoMark + labMark + writtenMark; //Calculate top marks if(totalMarks > topMark) { topMark = totalMarks; } if(totalMarks < bottomMark) { bottomMark = totalMarks; } //System.out.println(totalMarks); //see if student passed non exam hurdle and store if((progressMark < 2.5 && assignmentOneMark < 5) && (assignmentTwoMark < 5 && labMark < 8)) { nonExamHurdlePass = true; } else { nonExamHurdlePass = false; } //calculate results for studnet if(totalMarks >= 50 && nonExamHurdlePass) { System.out.println(StudentName + " gets a Pass! Well Done"); } if(totalMarks < 50) { System.out.println(StudentName + " failed the course. Oh No."); numberOfFails++; } if(totalMarks >= 50 && !nonExamHurdlePass) { System.out.println(StudentName + " gets a SAH-A. Give assignment again"); } if(totalMarks >=50 && writtenMark <45) { System.out.println(StudentName + " gets a SAH-E. Give exam again"); } System.out.println(""); } while (fileScanner.hasNextLine()); System.out.println("The top mark in the class is " + topMark); System.out.println("The bottom mark in the class is " + bottomMark); System.out.println("The Number of Students that failed the course is " + numberOfFails); ///System.out.println(writtenMark); } }
Has anybody got any ideas? The error actually comes when running the program?
Also, yes this is for an assignment so if anybody out there is in my course please only use this as a guide and not copy it. That would only create headaches for everybody including yourself.


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FOSS Devs' Biggest Complaints: Documentation and Licensing
Aug 29, 2013 5:00 AM PT
Open source software may hold considerable appeal for software developers around the world, but that doesn't mean it's without its aggravations.
While no one aspect qualifies as the ultimate reason to oppose writing or using open source code, a significant number of programmers report that poor documentation and problems interpreting licenses rank high on their list of grievances about it, according to a recent survey of programmers' attitudes by software maker JFrog.
"That has been an inherent issue for open source software for a long time," Al Hilwa, program director for application development software with IDC, told LinuxInsider. "It is much more exciting to develop code than write documentation, and so community-developed software rarely gets the professional attention that commercial software more often provides."
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Of course, some companies forge a living by making open source software more reliable and supporting it with solutions to some of these problems, noted Hilwa.
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"Companies nowadays are very worried about getting a wrong license into the code space," explained Landman.
In this regard, open source flipped the software market on its head, Rob Enderle, principal analyst for the Enderle Group, told LinuxInsider.
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Of particular interest to JFrog -- which offers tools for monitoring builds and exchanging code via a binary repository management system -- was that fewer than 8 percent of the programmers who responded to the survey were still using legacy methods to store and distribute binaries, or code libraries.
"This indicates a very sharp rise in production," said Landman noted.
Those older methods of storing and distributing binaries included file systems, shared file servers, HTTP servers, etc., Landman explained.
"There is a level of portability and simplicity if you have binaries, but that should not take away anything from the value of open source software as an approach to application development or as a business model," said Hilwa.
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Half of the respondents said they use source-control systems, specifically, while 40 percent rely on a binaries repository.
Interestingly, a full 80 percent of the developers surveyed were not active users of either Google Code or Github.
In any case, developers are becoming more and more collaborative, and that spans not just colleagues within the companies but also peers across companies and the world, JFrog survey analyzers concluded.
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A solid 25 percent of developers believe their biggest challenge is reliability and performance of the distribution platform they are using, the survey analyzers said.
What did respondents say was the most time-consuming nondevelopment task for their development teams? The top answer was build and test time.
"Processes that a software vendor would typically do to assure quality and ownership still needed to be done," Enderle said, "but because they were taken for granted, they were undervalued, and this resulted in a lot of bad decisions."
Finally, what's responsible for all those release delays that occur so often? Some 57 percent attributed them last-minute code changes, while waiting for feedback was most frequently ranked as the most time consuming.
An Unstoppable Force
Despite programmers' various concerns, open source today is nothing short of unstoppable, Landman said.
"Even the concerns of programmers will not detract from the continued growth of open source software," he explained. "There is nothing in proprietary software that is equivalent to the crowdsourcing around consumption of binary libraries or packages."
Meanwhile, open source software promises to get even better, he added, thanks to forces including developers' ability to comment on projects under development.
"The ability to attach documentation for the software you release and the ability to find this information quickly and automatically," Landman concluded, "are all key factors in the growth and flourishing of the entire open source ecosystem."


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Michael J on 11 Jun 09This weeks artist spotlight is with a rock band from Jacksonville, FL. I briefly spoke to the band due to their hectic schedules with the current CD release, recording time, and concerts it s been a tough time getting them to release to me. They did give me a brief bio and the release songs before it was even released to the public, so that was awesome!


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Enterprise crew members are stranded on a ghost planet and terrorized by the image of a beautiful woman.
The USS Enterprise investigates a planet whose size is approximately that of Earth's moon, yet mass and atmosphere are similar to Earth (implying that gravity at the surface would be around 130 newtons per kilogram, although this physically obvious extrapolation is never acknowledged in the episode). Stranger yet is that it is apparently only a few thousand years old. Its geological age is much less than the indigenous vegetation and atmospheric content would indicate. Captain Kirk is intrigued by the unexplainable planet and organizes a landing party consisting of himself, Doctor McCoy, helmsman Sulu, and senior geologist D'Amato. As the landing party transports to the surface of the planet, a mysterious woman appears, telling them that they must not go. She then touches the transporter operator, who instantly crumples to the deck as the dematerializing landing party watches helplessly. She is too late to prevent the beam down, and moments later the four men materialize on the planets surface. Once on the planet, Kirk attempts to contact the Enterprise to report the attack, but before he can do so, a powerful tremor rocks the planet. At the same instant the Enterprise is tossed about in some sort of turbulence. Both disruptions subside simultaneously, and the crew of the Enterprise quickly discovers that the planet is gone.
On the planet D'Amato's tricorder read an energy burst of almost immeasurable power. When Kirk is unable to raise the Enterprise on his communicator, Sulu discovers that the Enterprise is missing from orbit, effectively stranding the landing party on the planet.
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The landing party is at a loss to explain the sudden disappearance of the Enterprise. Sulu conjectures that the Enterprise must have blown up, citing high radiation readings as evidence of a matter/anti-matter intermix explosion. Kirk dismisses Sulu's theory due to a lack of residual radiation. McCoy then suggests that the Enterprise may have crashed into the planet itself. Neither of these theories fit the facts. Recognizing that regardless of the Enterprise's fate, the landing party will soon need food and water, Kirk orders a detailed analysis of the planet. The report is not encouraging, as all plant vegetation on the planet is poisonous to humans, there is no evidence of rainfall or surface water, and the only other form of life is a virus-like plant parasite. During the survey, Sulu makes a sweep with his tricorder and registers a sudden magnetic reading that quickly dissipates, like a door opening and then closing again. McCoy also detects a powerful lifeform reading that appears and then disappears. These fluctuations are caused when the same woman who appeared in the transporter room of the Enterprise appears to D'Amato, killing him with her touch. McCoy reports that all the cells of D'Amato's body have been exploded from the inside. Kirk attempts to dig a grave for the geologist with his phaser, but the surface of the planet withstands its force. Further investigation reveals that the planet is an artificial body.In the mean time, the crew of the Enterprise attempts to discern what happened. Scott reports no damage to the ship's engines. Uhura reports that the ship is functioning normally and there are nothing more than bumps and bruises as a result of the turbulence, save one casualty; the transporter officer has been found dead. Doctor M'Benga reports that they are not yet sure of the cause of death, as Dr. Sanchez is in the middle of an autopsy. Spock orders Scott to have the transporter checked for malfunctions. Helm officer Lieutenant Rahda notes that there is no debris, which would have been left over from a planet breakup. She then reports that the position of the stars have changed. She verifies her findings by replaying a recording of the stars made just prior to the turbulence. Spock is able to interpolate that, in a manner of seconds, the Enterprise has somehow been thrown 990.7 light years from its previous position. The preliminary autopsy on the transporter officer comes in and the causes of death appears to be cellular disruption, as if every cell in the body had been blasted from inside. Spock orders that the Enterprise return to the planet at top warp speed, which turns out to be warp factor 8.
Act Two
Although the ship did not appear to suffer any damage, chief engineer Montgomery Scott is disquieted, and reports that the ship feels wrong. Spock initially dismisses this as emotionalism. Still concerned, Scotty instructs crewman Watkins to check the bypass value on the matter-antimatter reaction chamber to ensure that it is not overheating. While Watkins is doing so, the woman appears in the control room, killing him in the same manner as the others. Before Watkins dies, he cries out a warning about the intruder, but she disappears.
Back on the surface of the planet, the woman appears to Sulu and, although she is able to briefly touch him, only injures his shoulder. Kirk and McCoy run to his rescue, and Sulu cries out not to let her touch them. The woman insists that she is for Sulu, and that she must touch him. When she touches Kirk, however, nothing happens. Kirk asks how she can destroy others, and she explains that she does not want to destroy. She then disappears. The landing party surmises that the woman's destructive power can only be directed at one specific person at a time. When the woman reappears to kill Kirk, the landing party is able to use this information to defend him. Kirk questions her, and she explains that she is Losira, the commander of the station. When Kirk asks how she feels about killing him, she says that killing is wrong, but that she must do so. She says that she is sent to defend the station, although the people who once lived on it are no more. Kirk presses her, sensing her confusion and loneliness, and she disappears again. Following their tricorder readings, the landing party finds an underground door into the planet-station.
Act Three
Aboard the Enterprise, which is warping back to the planet, the ship's engines begin to race out of control. Scotty discovers that the emergency overload bypass of the matter-antimatter integrator has been fused, although it would have taken all the power of the ship's phasers to do so. It becomes apparent that the woman has also sabotaged the ship. With this part damaged, the Enterprise has less than fifteen minutes before its engines explode.
Spock and Scotty devise a risky plan to save the ship – Scotty will enter the crawlway leading to the matter-antimatter reaction chamber and attempt to manually shut off the flow of fuel with a magnetic probe. Scotty installs explosives at the end of the service crawlway that will permit Spock to jettison the pod if Scotty ruptures the magnetic bottle. Recalling Scotty's assertion that the ship felt wrong, Spock runs an analysis comparing the condition of the Enterprise with its ideal condition. This analysis proves crucial, for Spock discovers that the Enterprise has been put through a molecular transporter and then reassembled slightly out of phase, which will require Scott to reverse the polarity on the magnetic probe in order to seal the incision. Scott attempts to do so as the final seconds tick down, but the mechanism on the probe jams. Scotty tells Spock to jettison him, but Spock gives him a few seconds more. Scotty is able to loosen the tool and, moments before the engines go critical, accomplishes the task.
Act Four
On the planet, the landing party enters a computer room, where they are confronted with three versions of the destructive woman, one programmed to kill each of them. The landing party seems to be out of options when Spock and a security officer beam into the room and destroy the computer. The women disappear and are replaced by a recorded image of Losira. In the recording, Losira welcomes her fellow Kalandans to the colony. She explains that the population of the colony has been destroyed by a disease that they accidentally produced when they created the planet. Losira is the last survivor, and because she does not believe she will survive until help arrives, has set the station defense mechanism on automatic to defend against other life forms.
McCoy surmises that the entire species was destroyed by the disease, and that the image of Losira has been waiting thousands of years to deliver her message to a people who have become extinct. It is apparent to the landing party that the computer defense mechanism called upon the only image available, that of Losira, but the replication was too perfect and projected so much of her personality that it felt regret and guilt at killing. They agree that she was a remarkable and beautiful women. Spock says that beauty is transitory, but Kirk disagrees, saying "beauty survives".
Memorable Quotes
"A planet even Spock can't explain!"
- - Kirk
"I am for you, D'Amato."
"Lucky D'Amato..."
- - Losira and D'Amato
"The occipital area of my head seems to have impacted with the arm of the chair."
- - Spock
"Mr. Sulu, if I had wanted a Russian history lesson I'd have brought along Mr. Chekov."
- - Kirk
"I'll sit on the warp engines myself and nurse them."
"That position, Mr. Scott, would be not only unavailing, but also... undignified."
- - Scotty and Spock, discussing the pros and cons of high-warp travel
"(The grave) looks so lonely there, "
"It would be worse if he had company"
- - Sulu and McCoy
"Well, the pattern of cellular disruption was the same, but as to the cause, well, your guess is as good as mine."
"My guess, Doctor, would be valueless. I suggest we refrain from guessing and find some facts. Spock out."
- - Dr. M'Benga and Spock
"We should reach maximum overload in about fifteen minutes."
"I would calculate 14.87 minutes, Mr. Scott."
"Those few seconds will not make any difference, Mr. Spock, because you and I and the rest of the crew will no longer be here to bandy it back and forth. This thing is going to blow up, and there's nothing in the universe can stop it."
- - Mr. Scott and Spock
"I know what time it is. I don't need a bloomin' cuckoo clock."
- - Scotty
"I must touch you. I beg it. It is my existence. You are my match, James T. Kirk."
- - Losira
"Mr. Scott; you have completed your task!"
"You could at least say 'thank 'ye'."
"For what purpose?"
- - Spock and Scotty
Background Information
- In the story outline, "Survival" (8 August 1968) the image of Losira was more brutal and caused crewmembers to fight amongst themselves in a manner that seems reminiscent of the Defiant's crew in "The Tholian Web". Final draft script 16 September 1968, filmed late September, early October.
- In a change from the standard planet set that was re-used so often on the series, an entire new set was created that could be "rocked" during the planetary quake.
- Although his name is mentioned after Sulu's attempted "Russian history lesson," the character of Chekov does not appear in this episode.
- A new set was also constructed for the matter/anti-matter access crawl way.
- This is the only example in TOS of people shown moving while in a transporter beam. In Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, people are even able to talk while being transported.
- Sulu refers to the Tunguska Event in this episode. Although he suggests that the huge impact in Russia was a meteor, many scientists believe it might have been a comet that exploded in the Earth's atmosphere in 1908.
- The heat generated by at least one lower setting of a Type 2 phaser is established as 8,000 °C in this episode. Kirk notes the figure after his first unsuccessful attempt at "digging" a grave for D'Amato. He then adjusts the setting and makes a second attempt, without specifying what the temperature rating of the second, presumably higher, setting is.
- It is also learned that a tricorder can be set on automatic distress. Many prop-conscious fans have called this particular example a "geological tricorder," given that it was carried by D'amato. It substitutes an intermittently glowing white panel for the usual tape discs, and a small tube for the moiré-patterened left-hand disc. Franz Joseph combined elements of both varieties to depict a "medical tricorder" in the Star Fleet Technical Manual.
- Booker Bradshaw reprises his role as Dr. M'Benga in this episode.
- This is the second time Enterprise crewmembers create a resting place for a fallen comrade; it had happened before in the first season's "The Galileo Seven", where crewmembers Latimer and Gaetano were buried. Fabricated headstones were used for the Starnes expedition in "And the Children Shall Lead".
- Lt. Rahda is unique in several ways: she is the only woman in TOS to be at the helm for an entire episode (Yeoman Rand had "filled in" in "The Naked Time"). Ensign Jana Haines had been a female navigator in "The Gamesters of Triskelion" and Uhura had taken over navigation in "The Naked Time", "Balance of Terror", and "Court Martial". Rahda is also the only Indian woman to appear in the series. Captain Chandra and Lt. Singh were two males of Indian descent in previous episodes.
- The bypass valve room that Watkins enters consists of re-used pieces of the Yonada control room from "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky". The control panel was re-used from the Vians torture chamber in "The Empath".
- In this episode, Sulu mentions the Hortas of Janus VI from "The Devil in the Dark".
- The fact that the bridge was a "wild" set, with stations that could be pulled out for filming, is especially apparent in this episode (Acts 1, 3 and 4). When Spock is notified of Ensign Wyatt's death, you can plainly see the forward edge of his science station, and Spock's hand over the edge. The bridge stations flow in a circle – broken only by the turbolift and the screen; there are two large stations and one small one forward from the science station.
- The shot of Scotty manipulating the magnetic probe in the access crawl way is one of only three shots in the original series clearly showing the missing middle finger on James Doohan's right hand. He lost the finger after being shot in the hand, leg, and chest on D-Day during the the Allied invasion of Normandy as a member of the Royal Canadian Artillery. Ordinarily, Doohan's right hand was kept out of the shot or held in such a way as not to show this injury, even to the extent of using shots of other actor's hands when Scotty was manipulating the transporter. The other three original series episodes in which this is visible are "The Trouble with Tribbles", "Catspaw" and "The Enterprise Incident". It is also visible in TNG episode "Relics", and in the film Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
- The device McCoy uses to control the brainless Spock in "Spock's Brain" is reused in this episode; Mr. Spock is seen using it, perhaps to determine the time left until the Enterprise explodes. It appears to be a reworked and repainted communicator with no antenna from "The Cage".
Production Timeline
- Series proposal, "Star Trek is...": 11 March 1964 - Mentions similar story idea "The Radiant One"
- Story outline by D.C. Fontana, 8 March 1968
- Revised story outline 12 April 1968
- Story outline, 8 August 1968
- Revised teleplay, 13 September 1968
- Final draft teleplay, 16 September 1968
- Filmed in late September 1968 and early October 1968
Video and DVD releases
- Original US Betamax release: 1988.
- UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 36, catalogue number VHR 2432, 7 January 1991.
- US VHS release: 15 April 1994.
- UK re-release (three-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 3.5, 24 November 1997.
- Original US DVD release (single-disc): Volume 35, 23 October 2001.
- As part of the TOS Season 3 DVD collection.
Links and References
Main cast
- William Shatner as Kirk
- Leonard Nimoy as Spock
- DeForest Kelley as McCoy
- James Doohan as Scott
- George Takei as Sulu
- Nichelle Nichols as Uhura
Guest Stars
- Arthur Batanides as D'Amato
- Booker Bradshaw as M'Benga
- Lee Meriwether as Losira
- Naomi Pollack as Rahda
- Kenneth Washington as John B. Watkins
- Brad Forrest as Wyatt
Uncredited Co-Stars
Chekov, Pavel; diburnium; Fifth Interstellar Geophysical Conference; Horta; Janus VI; Kalandan; Kalandan outpost; Kalandan supply ship; meteor; osmium; Sanchez; Siberia; Wyatt
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