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Re: comparing nodesets to each other
IMO the general problem of finding the differences between any 2 XML documents is, shall we say, challenging. Something that helps such an operation is being extremely precise about what constitutes a difference, and being able to formulate precedence rules in comparision operations. An earlier respondent illustrated the need for this with an example that "added" a node in the second document. It's very likely *you* have a good idea of what you're after, but in these types of problems you'll get the most help if you can express your "rules for comparision" in [formal] written form.
Consider the following documents:
doc1.xml ======= <doc> <chapter n="1"/> <chapter n="2"/> </doc>
doc2.xml ======= <doc> <chapter n="1"/> <chapter n="2"> <para n="1"/> </chapter> </doc>
What *exactly* would you like in your final output? Do you want to see only the node <para n="1"/>? Do you want to see <para n="1"/> and all its parent nodes? You see where this is going? It helps to be precise.
Also, while writing a "general" differencing algorithm would be worthwhile, it's probably not simple. To start you'll have better luck if you constrain your problem, as it relates to your domain. One way to do this is by identifying a least granular level for your purposes--perhaps a node or "level" below which identifying differences is superfluous. In the example above, you could say:
--chapter nodes are compared by their "n" attribute
--if there are any differences betweein 2 <chapter> nodes or any of their descendents, the entire <chapter> node is considered "changed", and that of doc2.xml is output
I've done this type of "constrained" comparision with success.
Here's another approach to consider: preprocess each xml document to a "standard" format, then use a textual diff tool. The idea here is that you apply an XSL transform to doc1.xml so that <chapter> nodes are sequential, their descendents are ordered is a specific way, etc. Do the same with doc2.xml. Then use a diff tool ( eg: beyondcompare, from http://www.scootersoftware.com/ ) to check differences. Note, this method is susceptible to line-breaks, so it's not trivial to implement.
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Has anyone kicked the diet soda habit?
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- katesprings Jun 21, 2007 11:54 AM
I need advice on eliminating or greatly reducing the diet soda I inhale. I drink 3-4 cans of diet pepsi a day, always in the morning at work. I do not like hot beverages so coffee and tea are out. I've tried bringing unsweetened iced tea, which I really like, with lemon added but a couple of glasses of tea gets me too hyper with the caffeine. For some reason the soda doesn't hype me out like the tea does. Decaffeinated won't get me going. I stick to ice water in the afternoons and evenings.
I eat fairly well, lots of fresh veggies and fruit and low-fat dinners, but I can't seem to kick this diet soda habit. I know the stuff is really bad, especially with the artificial sweeteners. I guess I need the caffeine boost in the am so just plain water doesn't do it. I'm also trying to reduce sugar so fruit juices are out as I believe they are heavy with sugar.
Any recommendations are welcome.
Yep, me. try to identify what it is that draws you to soda. I love carbonation--it's zesty and wakes me up. I switched to seltzer, and often drink it with a splash of lemonade or orange juice. Try Arnold Palmers: half unsweetened ice tea and half lemonade--refreshing without too much sugar or many calories.
Try to give green tea another shot (it really doesn't have *that* much caffeine, and you can get very light-tasting and fruity varieties), it's sooo good for you.
You also might try Kombucha--it's a bit like soda with all-natural ingedients and few calories. It's got a very distinct taste that many people hate but I love.
re: Mandymac
This spring I kicked a long-time diet coke habit. I looked for a substitute that was just as easy and portable and also did not have any calories or artificial sweetners -- I ended up with Mendota Springs bubbly water in lime: just carbonated water and lime in a can. I also relied on green tea or iced tea for times when I needed a little caffeine boost. Good luck!
re: Mandymac
I just started drinking Synergy Kombucha tea to compensate for cutting back on regular Coke. I like it a lot because it's a little fizzy and gives me a little of an energy kick--not like the kind you get from caffeine--but still makes me feel halfway decent as I ween myself off caffeine. Plus I feel like I'm drinking something healthy. It kind of tastes like Prosecco gone sour. I've only tried the Passionfruit flavor so far but I like it very much.
re: Mandymac
I second Mandy's suggestions, down to a T. I love the kick of the seltzer carbonization, and frequently "flavor" it with some juice or iced tea. But Kombucha really does it for me. I have taken to brewing it at home, so I can add in the special ingredients I like, freash beery juice and lots of ginger juice. And It is Probodic so it adds good things as well.
If you don't like hot beverages, I suppose you could always do iced tea and iced coffee.
Once you've hit your fill of caffeine for the day, you might turn to some of the fantastic ideas in this thread, which helped me a lot: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/35801...
I've cut my diet pop consumption way back. First of all, I've brought a giant 32oz mug I fill up with water when I get to work every morning.
I keep frozen strawberries to use as "ice cubes" in my water throughout the day.
I keep packets of "true lime" at my desk and at home to flavor my water when I think I need to.
I also have a Bodum iced tea pitcher I keep at my desk—you put tea bags (you can use de-caf; mint is lovely this time of year!) in the special tea bag compartment, fill it to the "line" with hot water, let it steep, then fill it to the top with ice. It makes a lovely, easy iced-tea.
Also, I've bought low-sodium club soda/seltzer and I mix it with things: V-8 juice+lime+tabasco; pomegranate juice; OJ sometimes with a splash of grenadine--etc.; when I need something fizzy.
I hope some of these ideas help! Good luck!
re: The Dairy Queen
Make sun tea. I often use one or two family size regular or decaf lipton bags and 4 regular size tea bags of the herbal variety. Mandarin orange, raspberry, and lots of other flavors. Then just put it in a mason jar and stick it in the fridge at work. :D
Also, have you tried the non carbonated fruite flavored waters like Propel? There are some others that are good too. They are very refreshing and have no caffeine.
I also like plain old ice water - sometimes with lemon juice in it.
re: Bratdawg
Yeah, that's what I was going to suggest: make your iced tea with part decaf tea, adjusting the caf/decaf ratio until you get the right amount of lift without the buzz.
re: sed231
Lemon or berry flavored water, fizzy or still. I like the lemon flavored water because it reminds me of iced tea (and I can't have the caffeine, even if it's decaf, it still doesn't sit with me well). A big jug or water with lemons, oranges, cucumbers, and mint is also very refreshing and can be made in advance (plus sit overnight).
I've been keeping a selection of those little packets of stuff you mix into a half liter bottle of water. Lipton makes them and Crystal Light makes them. There's an astonishing variety of flavor options, including regular, green, and white teas. Yes, they're instant, and yes, they're artificially sweetened, but they might be something to fill in the gap while you get off the soda, and you'd be getting more water.
Personally I've never been a real big diet soda fan, and I'm starting to lose my taste for regular soda. I either drink these flavored things, or just plain water.
re: revsharkie
I don't drink soda much anymore, and I do drin a lot of the Crystal Light single packets in a bottle of water. I especially like the green tea raspberry flavor. It's very refreshing.
But I have to admit, while it is decaf, other than that is it really any more healthy than soda?
re: puppymomma
Well, I don't know, although I think you're getting more water with them, at least a little less adulterated. What I'm thinking is they might be something that would ease a transition between diet soda and plain water--which is, I'd think, the ideal.
I'm not much of a soda drinker, really, especially not lately--and I never have been able to drink diet soda; my soda of choice is Dr Pepper and I haven't found an incarnation of Diet Dr Pepper that tasted like the real thing (haven't tried it lately, and don't feel any great need to). I either drink those Crystal Light things or just plain water. And the Crystal Light things have only been drinkable for me since the sweetener has been Splenda. I just can't handle aspartame or saccharine.
I have a similar issue, and it's definitely partly an addiction to the artificial sweetener, and to boot, for now, your tastebuds are somewhat numb to the sweetener and require more of it to stimulate the buds, more so than if you had an occasional soda (when I've given up soda and then have one, it's painfully sweet and spicy (the bubbles hurt on my tongue) like firecrackers on my tongue).
My substitution is water with a little lemon juice, and a LITTLE splenda. I can control the amount of sweetener, and there's none of the acid that's in soda or carbonation (that contributes to cellulite). I love my faux lemonade at night!
Im with Mandymac - i found what i enjoyed about soda was the fizz. So my switch was to seltzer water with key limes - i find the flavour much better. Club soda (if you didnt know already) is just seltzer water with sodium - sodium, that in large quantities, isnt that good for you. Orange juice and other juices are good too, but have more calories than i sometimes want.
I've recently found a new substitute for the sweetness of soda. I make green tea, and then mix it with a cider mix i have. It's concentrated fruit with sugar, but much lower in sugar than soda's (a couple tbsp per 8oz serv). It gets the sweetness i want, with the added health benefits of green tea.
re: yen
I'd have to disagree with some of the above advice.
I havent had soda, diet or otherwise in 6 or 7 years. Why? Because I don't like it.
I realized I'd only been drinking it because EVERYONE always is drinking soda in our society to the point that it has become a ubiquitious beverage, and I drank the diet version because I didn't like the taste enough to justify the sugar and calorie expenditure.
Why did you start drinking soda? Is it because you like the taste, or because soda comes wiith just about EVERYTHING today--meals, value packs, in vending machines, etc?
I do drink coffee, but coffee is not a generic tasting beverage, it's something I seaons for myself, soda is always the same--I bet if you cut it out cold turkey and find something that tastes nice that you like, you won't miss it at all!
re: veganish
Thanks for all the great suggestions. I'm not sure what it is about diet soda, maybe the fizz, maybe the artificial sweeteners, I have always loved it. It's a bad habit that I want to eliminate. Besides, I think the artificial sweeteners make me crave sweets and I'm really trying to lose weight so I want to try to get off it permanently. I have been doing 3 miles a day at the gym for 6 months so now I need to work on my eating & drinking habits.
I don't want any artificial sweeteners as a substitute so I'm going to try some of the suggestions above like green tea, decaf/caf combo tea, part tea/lemonade, and seltzer water with lemons/limes. I love the lemon/lime flavor. (of course, tequila and lime is my cocktail of choice). I'll let you know what works for me after a little while.
Thanks again all!
re: katesprings
Hi katesprings!
I really like mixing herbal and black teas together in iced tea. I get half the caffeine, plus the flavor from the herbal tea. For a gallon pitcher of tea, I'll use 4 black tea bags, and 4 herbal.
Best of luck kicking the soda habit. It's not easy! I kicked regular soda, but never went to diet because no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't hack the artificial sweeteners. Kicking regular soda was tough though.
re: QueenB
That's a good point--you should start checking out herbal teas. For instance, there's a great tea made by Tazo called Passion--a very strong, interesting flavor with no calories. Chocolate tea is also a good one. Give your tastebuds a real kick. Check out Harney teas also, they are a fun treat.
re: Mandymac
I LOVE Passions tea (Tazo), and even keep a box in my car... great hot or cold... or mixed with club soda. Green tea is also great mixed with club soda over ice.
And it is very true that the AS has a stimulating effect on your sweet tooth. When I've kicked the habit in the past, I find that it's kind of a 3 day threshold over which you need to hurdle, and then you don't think of it at all. And, even better, if you avoid carbonation entirely, if you accidentally sip something with carbonation, it feels horrendous on your mouth, not to mention that anything sweetened tastes ten thousand times as sweet and saccharine. The process is similar to eliminating salt from your diet, and learning to retaste the inherent flavors in food and water. Get reaquainted with taste buds :-)
re: katesprings
Good luck!
Everyone I know who kicks soda -- even diet soda -- loses weight. Maybe it's that the artificial sweetener makes you crave sweets, or maybe its something else, but it always seem to work that way.
i've never been a big soda person. i always order tea or water. (or beer!)
i remember even as a kid, mom would have liters of soda on hand and one of my brothers was a soda fiend, but i always preferred milk or juice.
i wonder what they put in there that makes it so addictive to people cause there's obviously something!
i think the stuff is evil!
i rarely buy soda now, occasionally i will buy my son some rootbeer as a treat, or a sprite with the odd fast food order.
since you like iced tea, why not try experimenting with different kinds....also consider herbals like iced rooibos or honeybush (no caffeine, very tasty and very good for you) or iced yerba mate for energy (kind of an acquired taste - sort of grassy/hay like).
and it's perfectly OK to mix and match green / white / black / decaf / herbals.
try the cold brew method (let the tea sit in water overnight in the fridge, then strain - or you can even leave the tea in there for a couple of days with no harm done) there's no bitterness and it's super easy and tastes great.
I'm really caffeine-sensitive as well. I had my first cup of coffee this YEAR last night after dinner (a little too much wine), and I was up till 2:30 in the morning.
Every day, I make "sun tea" by the pitcher, but I make only green tea. Whole Foods has an excellent organic green tea in bags, 80 for just $4. No strings or staples, just bags. I put five bags in 6 cups of water (or so), and 90 minutes later it's ready. Really healthy, and not too much caffeine.
re: Tom Steele
Tom, I feel your pain.
I have to cease all caffeine consumption after 4PM, otherwise I'm up until the early hours of the morning. If I drink more than one cup of coffee in the morning, I'm stuck to the ceiling.
Sun tea is good stuff. I make mine by boiling water, then putting over teabags. Let steep, then pour over a pitcherful of ice. Add cold water as needed (if it seems too strong to me).
I'd do sun tea more often, but I just never seem to find the time...or the sun...it's been raining for weeks straight here, it seems!
re: QueenB
Hail Queen B--
Yeah, when I was drinking coffee, my hands shook all the time. I thought, well, it must run in my family--my mother and sister have shaky hands. Then, when I quit smoking (cold turkey, 14 years ago), I associated coffee so strongly with cigarettes that I cut WAY back. And my hands stopped shaking! One weekend I ran out of coffee and just never bought it again. When I travel sometimes I need a jump-start, but here in Manhattan I rarely need such stimulation!
As for making sun tea, I use all-cold water, about a quart or a little more for 5 tea bags. After an hour or two, I squeeze all the teabags in one fist, and I have my day's worth of green tea. I don't put the pitcher in the sun--that's literally an old wives' tale. I also think the all-cold water keeps the tea from getting that bitter edge. I drink iced tea year 'round.
Happy sipping!
re: Tom Steele
Sounds perfect to me!
i usually have 1 Diet Coke Plus in the AM but that is it. What I really love are the La Croix waters, plain, lemon and lime. The bubbles are much finer and tinier than other carbonated drinks, like the difference between cheap and fine champanges. I want them to be icy cold, really really cold and they are so refreshing. In hot steamy weather I also will make a pitcher of iced tea in the AM and sip on that in the afternoon. I find it really refreshing, more thirst quenching than other beverages. I am not a fan of hot drinks.
First I switched back to regular because I really don't want all those artificial sweetners -- they give me a headache and taste nasty. Then I realized it was the bubbles I wanted, not the caffiene or sweet. I switched to flavored seltzer. The bubbles give me a nice perk up in the afternoon.
This was how it happened to me - only it was a bit of major surgery and the idea of having anything that could cause burping or that bloated feeling you get if you have too much pop was too much to bear.
Instead, I became a flavored water and tea junky - any kind whatsoever. Propel and Vitamin Waters became mainstays and then various teas kept making the cut. Basically, substitute until you find something - I must have tried every major flavored water on the market before settling for those two...
re: izzizzi
Yep. When I got pregnant and decided to cut out (almost) all diet sodas (I think I've had maybe 1 or 2 cans in the seven months I've been pregnant so far), I switched to seltzer. I particularly like the berry flavored crystal geyser. And if I really want a sweet and fizzy drink, I buy natural sodas at Trader Joe's or Whole Foods, like TJ's Italian Grapefruit soda or Hansen's. Has sugar, but no sodium benzoate.
My husband has a serious Diet Dr Pepper addiction that has transfered to Walmart's Dr. Thunder.
What works for us is Iced Tea, diluted to 1/4 strength and then add fresh mint as it's cooling. One or two packets of Sweet n Lo is sufficient to sweeten (I've been cutting the number of bags back slowly so DH doesn't notice) and the drink is refreshing, low cal and low caffeine.
I'm going to try adding some Penzey's raspberry stuff to it after my next order to them, just to see if it works.
re: shallots
I used to drink a 6 pack a day of diet soda the thing that killed my adiction was a trip to France. They don't really have soda everywhere and I became smitten with the bubbly water I was served. Spend a couple weeks in France and you will be cured!
This recent article from CNN may help give you some extra motivation:
I know that there have been hypotheses on this for awhile, which led me to abandon all artificial sweeteners back in 1990. I haven't touched one (purposefully) since then.
Perhaps you could try yogurt smoothies with fruit? I find yogurt, honey, strawberries, and banana mix up wonderfully and satisfy my cravings for a bit of sweet.


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Melon Carpaccio with Lime
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- 1/2 cup sugar
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- 1/2 vanilla bean, split lengthwise
- 1/2 cup fresh lime juice
- 1/2 5-lb. melon (such as honeydew), peeled, halved, seeded, cut crosswise into 1/4' slicest
- Coconut, mango, or lemon sorbet (optional)
- 1/2 teaspoon lime zest
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One serving contains: Calories (kcal) 200 Fat (g) 0 Saturated Fat (g) 0 Cholesterol (mg) 0 Carbohydrates (g) 53 Dietary Fiber (g) 2 Total Sugars (g) 50 Protein (g) 1 Sodium (mg) 70
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Bring sugar and 1/4 cup water to a boil in a small saucepan over medium heat, stirring to dissolve sugar. Add mint sprigs and chile. Scrape in seeds from vanilla bean; add bean. Remove syrup from heat; cover and let steep for 15 minutes for flavors to infuse.
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The 'We Are The World' Video Is Here! (VIDEO)
Finally, here it is! The new "We Are The World" remake, recorded last week in LA at Henson Studios that premiered at last night's Winter Olympic Ceremony. After you get over the fact that Baby Biebs opens the song, get ready for solos from artists like Pink, Adam Levine, Celine Dion, Jennifer Hudson, Nick Jonas, and, oh yes, Lil Wayne. Ooooh...and just wait for the rap at the end. It's interesting, to say the least.


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Friday, 15 April 2011 00:00
There's no doubt that one of the biggest debates in this country deals with something most people take for granted: water — and more specifically bottled water versus tap water. There are many strong views on both sides of the argument, but the truth is that most people just don't know the facts. The Long Island Water Conference wants you to know that our tap water is not only cheaper, healthier and more convenient, it is also much better for the environment.
Every year, Americans spend over $11 billion on bottled water. In fact, bottled water costs between 250 to 10,000 times more than tap water, and in blind taste tests people can't even tell the difference. For the $1.50 price of a single-use bottle of water at the deli, you could drink a hefty 1,000 gallons of Long Island tap water.
There is a perception among many people that bottled water is somehow more healthy or pure than water from their tap. This is simply an illusion of marketing. No matter what the bottled water's source, it is not subject to the same strict water-quality standards and testing by the state and federal governments as tap water is. Bottled water companies are not required to disclose where they get their water, how it is purified or whether it is treated at all. As a matter of fact, 40 percent of all bottled water companies use municipal water as its main supply source.
State and federal agencies require local tap water to be tested every two to three days, while the Food and Drug Administration requires that bottled water be tested only once a month. Since tap water is a public resource, extensive documentation on its quality and content must be made available to the consumer through the Annual Water supply Statement that all Long Island water suppliers send out every year.
There are also the tremendous environmental costs associated with bottled water. Unfortunately, about 85 percent of the plastic bottles are ending up in regular trash. That's over 15 million tons of plastic worldwide, every year. Recent studies have found that only one in five plastic bottles is being recycled. These bottles either sit in landfills—taking up space and creating a source of possible contamination—or they are incinerated, releasing dioxins into the atmosphere. Not to mention the energy used to bottle and deliver the bottled water to the stores.
The Long Island Water Conference urges you to think twice the next time you plan on buying bottled water. Why not just fill a reusable water bottle with tap water! New York State's regulations for tap water are among the most stringent in the U.S. – and Long Island tap water is one of the purest quality.


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Party People
Next we see Alexis donning a fur vest for a drink with Sarah Winchester. Alexis vents about the Costa Rica situation and wonders why she should listen to the other ladies at all. She's polled her friends and they think she's not phony whatsoever. But all those accusations aside, she's most upset that Gretchen didn't jump in to help her the night of the intervention, and she's waiting for her to apologize. . .
Anyway, Alexis is less than amped to see the women at Heather's name changing party, and thusly she decides to bring Sarah as her plus one. Considering how well Sarah got along with everyone at the bowling alley, this should go swimmingly, right?
Champagne Wishes
Before we discuss the drama of the party, let's focus on the splendor of a Dubrow affair. They are literally giving out diamonds (OK one diamond and many CZs, but still). Plus that view. Geesh!
And for a party like that, what else can you wear but a fur? Which is why Brooks bought Vicki one. Vicki believes this should shut down the Brooks haters -- though I imagine that the cross-section of Brooks haters and animal rights activist might still have something to say. Surely the fur won't squash her brewing beef with Tamra. Apparently Vicki told Tamra that she thought her relationship with Eddie was moving too fast and Tamra is a bit dubious of that assessment considering her relationship with Brooks. We'll see if the fur is enough to smooth things over -- perhaps it's warm, wooly goodness will create goodwill between the two.
Besides that ball of wax, there's also all the simmering Costa Rican tension. Alexis continues to ponder what the other ladies can say to her -- besides "I'm sorry." -- while Terry wonders if he'll be approached for a chat.


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November 26, 2014
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Chile and Argentina are evacuating nearly 3,000 people after officials issued a red alert for the increasingly active Copahue volcano bordering the two countries.
Chilean officials began evacuating 2,240 people within a 25-kilometer (15.5-mile) radius of the volcano Tuesday morning. Argentine officials began evacuating about 600 people on their side of the border Monday night.
The nearly 10,000-foot (2,965-meter) Copahue sits in the Andes cordillera, between Chile's Bio Bio region and Argentina's Neuquen province.
Bio Bio Gov. Victor Lobos says the people living in the foothills of the volcano own about 21,000 head of cattle. He tells local Radio Cooperativa that some of them are refusing to leave the area because they don't want to leave their animals behind.
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Web-Based Wimbledon Fans: Video Goes Live Monday
Yesterday I spoke rather optimistically of the potential for NBC's Olympic Games video venture for the Web. Live and on-demand coverage of sport in Beijing? Sounds great. Still, the torch isn't going to get ceremonially barbecued until the second week of August. There's a lot of time to kill before events commence. So here's an option for fans of athletic competition that can be consumed entirely via the Web: Wimbledon.