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Strings in switch and closures
As you perhaps already know, jdk7 milestone 5 (jdk7b76) is
This new milestone contains a lot of bug fixes and improvements.
This blog entry is about two of them:
- Strings in switch
- Method handles (yes again)
Switch on String
This one of the small proposal changes (from
Coins's project) to Java language in order to
allow to switch on String values.
Let's take an example. Suppose you want a program with these outputs:
$ java StringSwitch hello
$ java StringSwitch -verbose hello
hello switch string
Here is the corresponding Java code:
public class StringSwitch {
public static void main(String[] args) {
boolean verbose = false;
for(String arg:args) {
switch(arg) {
case "hello":
if (verbose)
System.out.println("hello switch string");
case "-verbose":
System.out.println("verbose mode activated");
verbose = true;
And without jdk7
Here is another program with the same semantics but
without the switch on strings. It uses a HashMap
to avoid a cascade of if/else which could be very slow (*).
So for each string, I associate a runnable, which is the code to run
if the string match. Also note that because I define the code to run
using an anonymous class, the local variable verbose has to be a captured
and because this variable is modified, I use the usual workaround and
declare it has an array of one element.
* Ok, in this example, because there is only two strings, this is not that slow.
public class StringHash {
public static void main(String[] args) {
final boolean[] verbose = new boolean[]{false};
HashMap<String,Runnable> map =
new HashMap<String, Runnable>();
map.put("hello", new Runnable() {
public void run() {
if (verbose[0])
System.out.println("hello switch string");
map.put("-verbose", new Runnable() {
public void run() {
System.out.println("verbose mode activated");
verbose[0] = true;
for(String arg:args) {
Runnable runnable = map.get(arg);
if (runnable!=null)
With closure
In fact, the program above define two closures.
By definition a closure is a function
that is able to capture variables.
Java 7 will not include a closure syntax but jdk7 VM already includes runtime support for closures.
The current status of closure in Java can be seem as the opposite of the status of generics.
Generics are a compiler artifact not understood by the VM (there is no reification).
Closure are understood by the VM (using the package
but there are not known by the Java type system.
The program below shows how to use method handle to solve our running problem.
creates a method handle from an existing method (*) found
by providing its declaring class, its name and its signature; a
(also named currying) is a way to bound a value to a method handle
to create a closure. Like with anonymous class syntax, the bounded value is a value and not a variable.
Calling a method handle is done by using the method invoke which is polymorphic;
that's why you have to specify the return type;
the VM will verify that the declared types and the
of the method handle are identical.
* In a close future, this will be done in one instruction by the VM, but I don't know
if this instruction will surface in Java.
public class StringMH {
private static void hello(boolean[] verbose) {
if (verbose[0])
System.out.println("hello switch string");
private static void verbose(boolean[] verbose) {
System.out.println("verbose mode activated");
verbose[0] = true;
public static void main(String[] args) {
boolean[] verbose = new boolean[]{false};
HashMap<String,MethodHandle> map =
new HashMap<String,MethodHandle>();
Lookup lookup = MethodHandles.lookup();
MethodType methodType = MethodType.make(void.class, boolean[].class);
MethodHandle helloMH = lookup.findStatic(StringMH.class, "hello", methodType);
MethodHandle verboseMH = lookup.findStatic(StringMH.class, "verbose", methodType);
map.put("hello", MethodHandles.insertArgument(helloMH, 0, verbose));
map.put("-verbose", MethodHandles.insertArgument(verboseMH, 0, verbose));
for(String arg:args) {
MethodHandle mh = map.get(arg);
if (mh!=null)
Because method handle code in the VM is not production ready you have to add some flags
to be able to run this program. The VM will also output a warning saying that the JDK and the VM
code are not aligned fortunately this program doesn't use that part of the code.
java -XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+EnableInvokeDynamic StringMH -verbose hello
Enough fun for today, see you soon.
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Overly complicated examples
by icewalker2g - 2009-11-17 16:17I personally think the "Without JDK 7" example has been overly complicated for such a small problem as comparing strings, just to sell the idea of closures some how. Using a Runnable just to run a match?
Re: Overly complicated example
by forax - 2009-11-17 17:35
I agree with you.
Depending on the OS you have up to one thousand arguments so no need to use a hash map here.
If you want some real use cases: the scanner used by javac to match keywords doesn't use a cascade of if/else,
any SAX parser handlers will not use (reality: should not use) a cascade of if/else.
Now let me dream, just a bit. Suppose that Josh Bloch comes with an implementation of map literal
(which one of the small language changes of Coin project) and
suppose that Java supports closures, your overly complicated code can be written like that::
shared boolean verbose = false;
Map<String, fun void()> map = {
"hello": lambda() {
System.out.println("verbose mode activated");
verbose = true;
"-verbose": lambda() {
if (verbose)
System.out.println("hello switch string");
for(String arg:args) {
fun void() option= map.get(arg);
if (option!=null)
Remy, What about: boolean
by twilightworkshop - 2009-11-18 08:06Remy, What about: boolean verbose = false; for(String arg:args) { switch(arg.hashCode()) { case HELLO_HASHCODE: if (verbose) System.out.println("hello switch string"); else System.out.println("hello"); break; case VERBOSE_HASHCODE: System.out.println("verbose mode activated"); verbose = true; break; } } } Best, Mike
Using hashcode
by forax - 2009-11-18 08:17
This is what jdk7's javac generates when you do a switch on String.
BTW, do you see that you can't declare VERBOSE_HASHCODE like that:
private static final int VERBOSE_HASHCODE = "-verbose".hashCode();
Yes, I usually compute the
by twilightworkshop - 2009-11-18 08:53Yes, I usually compute the value in an interactive interpreter of mine, then put the code
private static final int VERBOSE_HASHCODE = 1468161205; // "-verbose".hashCode()
I guess the comment plus the variable name makes it readable :)
Yes, I usually compute the
by thedet - 2009-11-19 04:29Yes, I usually compute the value in an interactive interpreter of mine, then put the code
Does anyone else but me get the feeling that this is another example for letting tools do what the language itself should do?
So an "interactive interpreter" is now part of the IDE, necessary to write meaningful Java code?
To me it is like adding values with a desk calculator to put the result into Excel cells ...
Closures synyax
by sveryovka - 2009-11-16 03:16I understand that support of closures syntax is not in the scope defined for jdk 7. But what I find very bad is that work on closures syntax for java (see http://javac.info/ and closures-dev mailing list) was stopped long time ago and nothing happens there. I believe that now having jvm support for closures it a right time to resume work closures syntax support for java programming language. I understand that it is not you who makes such decisions but just wondered if you have header anything about plans for closures syntax for java programming language. Thanks, Serhiy
The community has shown
by jwenting - 2009-11-17 00:50The community has shown clearly that closures (or function pointers, which is what they really are) are not a desired addition to the language. It's only a small group of people with no feeling with what's happening in the real world who are trying to push them. Having support for them at bytecode format allows their use in other languages that are available on the JVM, forcing them down the throat of Java developers is not at all the same thing and certainly is not desirable.
The community has shown
by thedet - 2009-11-19 04:48The community has shown clearly that closures (or function pointers, which is what they really are) are not a desired addition to the language.
It's sad to recognise after such a long time I'm now working with Java (since 1.1.4), that I am obviously not considered as part of "the community".
It's only a small group of people with no feeling with what's happening in the real world who are trying to push them.
It's hard to suddenly wake up and see that apparently all my professional enterprise programming of the last years was only a bad dream and not the "real world".
But on the other hand: perhaps the definition of "the community" and "the real world" has been made by someone sitting in a cave and looking at the shadows on the wall...
forcing them down the throat of Java developers is not at all the same thing and certainly is not desirable.
Like it has happened with Generics?
It is really a pity that people working in a business called "development" are so locked against modernisations that they consider them as "forcing something down their throats".
Re: the community has shown
by forax - 2009-11-17 01:17
Hi Jeroen,
I think you're wrong.
Python has closure, Ruby has closure, Javascript has closure, Groovy has closure,
Objective-C has closure, C# has closure, C++ will have closure
(just to cite some mainstream non-functional languages) so closures seem to answer to some common problems.
Even Java has closure, anonymous classes are a kind of closure but the syntax requires to declare
an interface which is stupid.
I want to be able do concurrency, with co-coroutine, etc. in Java
(see http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-jtp03048.html)
that why I need closure.
I don't want Neal's full featured closure, just simple closure.
Saying that I havent the feeling to be deconnected from the Java community.
goto also
by atripp - 2009-11-17 08:36COBOL has goto, FORTRAN has goto, BASIC has goto, C has goto, C++ has goto, C# has goto, pascal has goto, perl has goto. So goto seems to answer some common problems. Even Java has goto, labelled breaks are a kind of goto. The issue is not whether or not the feature *can* be useful, it's whether its typical real-world usage will cause code to be more or less maintainable.
real world?
by petere - 2009-11-17 18:18I'm not sure why you're so categorically against lambdas in Java. They are very useful in simplifying code and reducing code size. Code is more maintainable when it's easier to read, code is easier to read if it has less boilerplate obscuring the actual functionality. Lambdas help quite a bit in this regard.
real world.
by atripp - 2009-11-18 09:47I'm not sure why you'd think I'm categorically against lambdas in Java. All I did was point out the fallacy of the "other languages have it so it must be good" argument.
Real World
by forax - 2009-11-18 09:53
Sorry Andy,
I was thinking that the last sentence of your previous post was related to lambdas.
Re: goto also
by forax - 2009-11-17 09:11
You're right goto is useful :)
So the question seems to be "Is the following code maintainable or not":
List<String> list = ...
Collections.forEach(list, lambda(String value) {
with Collections.forEach declared like this:
void forEach(Collection<? extends E> c, fun void(E) closure) {
for(E element: c) {
In my opinion, it's not far from actual Java.
I don't see why you can claim it's less maintainable.
Aha! Currying! Now, does
by damonhd - 2009-11-15 10:39Aha! Currying! Now, does HotSpot yet attempt any sort of optimisation on the curried resulting function, eg constant propagation? Rgds Damon
Hot curry
by forax - 2009-11-15 17:28
Hi Damon,
As far as I know, Hotspot does two kinds of optimisation on MethodHandles.insertArguments.
- If the bind value is an object and the method handle a method
(created by example using findVirtual or findInterface)
the hotspot will issue the same code as a method call code.
I think jdk7 m5 already do this optimisation.
- The other optimisation is to tell the VM that all method handles adapters
(the ones you can find in java.dyn.MethodHandles) must be inlined.
After being inlined, constant propagation will be done like all
already existing optimisations done by Hotspot.
This optimisation is not currently done by jdk7 m5 but the
patch already exists in mlvm repository and at some point in the future
will be pushed in jdk repository.


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Weaver graduated from high school in 2005 before accepting a scholarship from Wake Forest.
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Was asked today to photograph The Who gig at Motorpoint arena Cardiff. When I look back at photos of Roger and Pete from the beginning it really makes me wish I was there. I was the only photographer at the gig however the camera crew took most of the photographic area with filming so was limited to what I normally could have done.
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Windows Desktop Sharing (WDS) API provides a rich set of API to share your complete desktop or just individual applications. Below is a step-by-step guide to write a sharing application. I have chosen C#/.Net to make things simpler and we will be using Visual Studio 2005 as the IDE.
Windows Desktop Sharing API Introduction:
Windows Desktop Sharing API allows a Windows Desktop Session to be shared across multiple viewers. More information on the API can be found on MSDN at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa373852.aspx. You could also refer to the Windows Desktop Sharing API Introduction blog. Windows Meeting Space & Remote Assistance use WDS API for collaboration and assistance scenarios. Similarly, you can write applications to achieve your sharing, collaboration, assistance, administration and deployment scenarios.
Object Model of the API: API currently is published as an in-proc COM DLL (RdpEncom.dll) and is available in Vista. There are 2 primary objects that can be created:
Other objects can be created or queried from these 2 primary objects. There is also an event sink interface (IRDPSessionEvents) that the API would use to report events to the application. Applications should sink appropriate events as needed.
Desktop Sharing Application: Writing a desktop sharing application involves writing 2 different applications - one for sharing and the other for viewing. These 2 applications can be written as one application working in different modes similar to Windows Meeting Space.
Sharer Application: You can choose to create either a console based application or windows based application. It is nice to have a GUI interface to control the viewers, start/stop sharing etc., so let's build a windows application. To create a sharer application you will need to first add a reference to RdpComApi 1.0 Type Library (rdpencom.dll in %windows%\system32 directory) to your project.
Starting the sharing Session: To start the sharer, first create an instance of RdpSession Class and then subscribe to the events published by the WDS API. For this you will need to declare an event handler of the corresponding delegate signature. Here is an example of declaring and defining an event handler:
private void OnAttendeeConnected(object pObjAttendee)
IRDPSRAPIAttendee pAttendee = pObjAttendee as IRDPSRAPIAttendee;
IRDPSRAPIAttendee pAttendee = pObjAttendee as IRDPSRAPIAttendee;
pAttendee.ControlLevel = CTRL_LEVEL.CTRL_LEVEL_VIEW;
pAttendee.ControlLevel = CTRL_LEVEL.CTRL_LEVEL_VIEW;
LogTextBox.Text += ("Attendee Connected: " + pAttendee.RemoteName + Environment.NewLine);
LogTextBox.Text += ("Attendee Connected: " + pAttendee.RemoteName + Environment.NewLine);
Above is the event handler for the delegate:
void _IRDPSessionEvents_OnAttendeeConnectedEventHandler(object pAttendee);
This event is fired by the API when an attendee connects to the sharing session and will pass in the attendee instance to the event handler. Use that attendee instance to query information and also to set control level of the attendee. Control levels define the level of information that an attendee gets. In this implementation of event handler, attendee is given view control which means that attendee can only see the sharing session but cannot interact with it. We also print out some message to a text box so that the user who is running the sharing app can see the status of attendees connecting and disconnecting. Similarly we add event handlers for attendee disconnected and control level change requests.
After subscribing to the events that we are interested in, start the sharing session by calling Open() method on the RdpSession object.
// Create a new RdpSession instance
m_pRdpSession = new RDPSession();
// Subscribe to events
m_pRdpSession.OnAttendeeConnected += new _IRDPSessionEvents_OnAttendeeConnectedEventHandler(OnAttendeeConnected);
m_pRdpSession.OnAttendeeDisconnected += new _IRDPSessionEvents_OnAttendeeDisconnectedEventHandler(OnAttendeeDisconnected);
m_pRdpSession.OnControlLevelChangeRequest += new _IRDPSessionEvents_OnControlLevelChangeRequestEventHandler(OnControlLevelChangeRequest);
// Start the Sharing Session
LogTextBox.Text += "Presentation Started. Your Desktop is being shared." + Environment.NewLine;
Creating an Invitation: Create an invitation that can be sent to attendees so that they can use the invitation to connect to the sharing session. The invitation can be sent to the attendees using any mechanism desired. For example, Remote assistance allows to save the invitation and send it by email or to send through IM. Windows Meeting space uses "People Near Me" feature to identify and then send the invitations. In this implementation, let's take a simple approach and save it to a file. Here is the corresponding code:
// Create invitation.
IRDPSRAPIInvitation pInvitation = m_pRdpSession.Invitations.CreateInvitation("WinPresenter","PresentationGroup","",5);
string invitationString = pInvitation.ConnectionString;
// Save Connection String to File
Stopping the Sharing Session: To stop the sharing session, call close method on the RdpSession class instance. Here is the code:
LogTextBox.Text += "Presentation Stopped." + Environment.NewLine;
m_pRdpSession = null;
Viewer Application: You will need to create a windows application and then add RdpViewer Class as an ActiveX control. Adding ActiveX controls to Windows Forms is a good resource to learn about adding ActiveX controls in Visual Studio IDE. Visual Studio will create an instance of AxRdpViewer and you can resize the ActiveX control to fit to your needs on the Windows Form. You can also choose to create this ActiveX control dynamically and place it in the host Form.
private void OnError(object sender, _IRDPSessionEvents_OnErrorEvent e)
int ErrorCode = (int)e.errorInfo;
int ErrorCode = (int)e.errorInfo;
LogTextBox.Text += ("Error 0x" + ErrorCode.ToString("X") + Environment.NewLine);
LogTextBox.Text += ("Error 0x" + ErrorCode.ToString("X") + Environment.NewLine);
To connect to the Sharing Session, you will need an invitation. Since we saved the invitation created in the Sharing Application as a file, let's just read the file into a string. Then call Connect method with the invitation file. Please note that we are passing empty string as password. Since we created the invitation on the sharing application with empty string as the password this would work. This is not advised if you are writing a commercial application because anyone can connect to your Sharing Session if they can get hold of the invitation.
Here is the code to connect to the Sharing Session:
string ConnectionString = ReadFromFile();
if (ConnectionString != null)
pRdpViewer.Connect(ConnectionString, "Viewer1", "");
pRdpViewer.Connect(ConnectionString, "Viewer1", "");
Once the connection is succesfully established with sharing session, API will fire OnConnectionEstablished event or OnConnectionFailed event if the connection fails.
API will fire OnConnectionTerminated event once the viewer is disconnected from the sharing session.
Wrapping up:
This is all you need to do to share your desktop. Obviously you will need to do much more if you want to have control on who is connected, display a nice GUI for attendee information, kick attendees etc. This will give you a good start and explore the API provided by WDS API to achieve your other scenarios.
Sample Application:
WinPresenter is a sample Desktop Sharing Suite of applications encompassing both Sharing and Viewing application. You should be able to find source code including the snippets above. I left out error checking, printing messages to user etc., so please modify it to your needs.
Usage of Sample Applications:
Sharer Application: Run winsharer.exe. Invitation file will be saved to the current directory with file name inv.xml
Viewer application: Run winviewer.exe %path to invitation file%. Either specify the directory where you have run the winsharer or copy inv.xml to some other location and specify the path. If there is no path specified it will try to read inv.xml from the current directory.
Thanks a lot for such a nice information on the WDS.
How can i share particular application using this API.
Harry, you can probably look at NetMeeting API or RTC API to acheive Desktop Sharing on XP.
Harish, look at IRDPSRAPIApplicationFilter interface. This link http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa373267(VS.85).aspx should have details on this interface. To enable application sharing, you need to set "Enabled" property on this interface. Also available application and/or windows can be enumerated using the "Applications" and "Windows" API respectively.
If I can not interop between RDS API and RTC API. Do you know how can I have a XP and a Vista do App Sharing between them ??
Hey guys - I am interested in a particular project which a customer has been asking me to investigate.
What i want to do is to develop a terminal server program which can be installed on windows XP.
Tha aim of this program would be allow me to connect to my windows XP machine from any RDP client application running on any OS, whilst supporting multiple users at one time.
Any guidelines on where i can start on this?
I am sometimes not able to control, it just beeps when i click on activex. Seeing other discussions, it was faced by Chakkaradeep also i think, its the same issue.
I have OnAttendeeUpdate handler both in viewer and sharer, viewer always fires, sharer never fires.
Any inputs?
hmm. setfocus() did the trick.
Is there any way to add click event.
I am displaying few sessions in a form (thumbnail / small size session-viewer) and I want to open a bigger window when user clicks on the thumbnail.
Can somebody give me help on virtual channels? I'm trying to transfer data from sharer to viewer via on of this channels. I have created channel on sharer's side, permitted access for viewer-attendee and implemented OnChannelDataReceived event for viewer. Sharer is sending data, but receive trigger on viewer side isn't firing.
do make us mess. What we want is sharing application. easy to install. and one or 2 click post. If you cant do like that, please dont waste our time with bloody codes. OK?
in my application i have some 4-5 tabs. what i need is on a button click the tab containing the ACtiveX control should be selected and the shared screen should be shown. the problem comes when i click on the button the corresponding tab is shown but gives an error of InvalidStateException. Maybe the ActiveX control needs some time to load .... becz if i am putting a message box there it works fine.
is there some way in which i can wait or check until the control has been loaded.
When i am building the WinSharer project, getting an error RDPCOMAPILid, AxRDPCOMAPILib, CTRL_LEVEL, RDPSession is not found. What may be the problem.
Hi Seenu,
I tried running the Sharer and Viewer seperately on two Vista machines. The connection disconnects as soon as it is established.
It gives a 2308(socket error) as the reason.
Any idea why this is happening.
Thanks for the post,
How do you set a port number, if using across the internet and need to open a port on a firewall, the port that is in the Invitation file changes each time you run the program, need to have the same port every time.
Also question is unrelated to the API is there a way to find your ip address if your WAN Connection from code?
Hi Alex,
You can use put_Property on IRDPSRAPISessionProperties interface to set the property with name "PortId". This will be the listener port that the sharer application will be listening to.


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Social Media Measurement Round 2: It's About Listening
by Jodi McDermott on Jun 27, 10:45 AM
This week I moderated a panel at OMMA Social that focused on social media metrics. In preparing for the panel, I started my research with trying to define what social media measurement really is. I had a preconceived notion that everything can be measured, right? Well, to quote someone from the conference (who was quoting Einstein), "Everything that can be counted does not necessarily count; everything that counts cannot necessarily be counted."
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Nielsen's Fusion Initiative
by David L. Smith on Jun 24, 10:30 AM
If you are not a reader of Erwin Ephron's Ephron On Media , you should be. Ephron is credited with having "invented" media planning. Where that is true or not (probably is), Ephron has certainly been around since the start of media planning in the '60s. And he remains one of the lucid voices in the media opinion world. In his most recent piece, he talks about the new Nielsen fusion initiative which marries the NTI TV ratings service with measures on streaming video and consumer purchase behavior. He explains in greater detail than I will go into here, fusion ...
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by Pat LaPointe on Jun 20, 3:30 PM
A client shared with me a copy of a solicitation email they got from an otherwise reputable marketing measurement company with a proprietary methodology for linking the value of marketing communications to shareholder value.
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Reach, Frequency Help Online GRPs
by Josh Chasin on Jun 17, 12:00 PM
If an advertiser wants to use online advertising to get a message in front of women 21-49 with kids, and to reach 70% of them at least three times, the tools exist to enable that. I can't think of a single good reason to discourage the practice.
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Should The Web Have GRPs?
by David L. Smith on Jun 13, 11:46 AM
As someone who came out of traditional media and who believes its members have a good understanding of what clients want and need, I am always astounded by the question of the validity of using GRPs for a Web metric. But then I back off and remind myself that there is a whole generation of advertising people who are from the Web era with no background in traditional. The answer is yes, of course. Why? Let me count the ways.
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Why Don't The Numbers Match?!?
by Judah Phillips on Jun 10, 10:45 AM
A question any practitioner of Internet-based analytics will be asked by many different stakeholders is, "Why don't the numbers match?" Counts of the identically named metrics from ad servers don't match the Web analytics tool, which don't match the for-pay third-party audience measurement tools, which don't match the free audience measurement tools, which never match any of the homegrown internal measurement tools. And none of them ever match each other.
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Measuring What Matters On Your Web Site
by Jim Sterne on Jun 6, 11:00 AM
When I started as an Internet marketing strategist back in 1993, I was usually asked, "Jim, can we really make money online?" I would lead clients through their Web awakening, explaining that the Internet is a communication tool and could be used to contact customers from awareness (advertising) to education (marketing) to transactions (sales) and solving problems (customer service). During the next few years, the question was, "Jim, how do we make our Web site better?" My immediate response was, "Better at what? What are you trying to accomplish?"
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The Smallest Screen
by Josh Chasin on Jun 3, 2:16 PM
I think there are two things that we can expect to see driving adoption of mobile-based Internet access over the next five years: demography and technology.With respect to demography, a colleague of mine who until recently was a college professor tells me that overwhelmingly, the platform of media choice for 18- to 24-year-olds -- based on her observation of the university population -- is the phone With respect to technology, consider the impact of the iPhone, not yet a year old. According to M:Metrics, fully 88% of iPhone users access news, information or entertainment content via mobile handset.
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"Outside of the top sides you look around teams and you ask 'have they got a player or players who can score goals or change games' and in David Rainey Crusaders have that man," said Kirk.
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Cambridge, Mass., October 16, 2009 -- As health care moves to the forefront of the national discourse, new research in the social sciences argues that the health of the population and the success or failure of many public health initiatives hinges as much on cultural and social factors as it does on doctors, facilities, or drugs.
Michele Lamont and Peter A. Hall of Harvard University are co-editors of a new collection of essays that analyze how the cultural frameworks and institutional practices that structure day-to-day life influence societal health, titled "Successful Societies: How Institutions and Culture Affect Health" (Cambridge University Press, 2009).
"While access to health care is important to people's health in broad terms," says Hall, "we think that the health of the population turns less on the quality of the health care, or on the amount of spending that goes into health care, and more heavily on the quality of everyday life."
Hall, Krupp Foundation Professor of European Studies, and Lamont, Robert I. Goldman Professor of European Studies, professor of sociology and of African American studies, are both in Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences. They led an interdisciplinary group of social scientists -- from fields such as epidemiology, psychology, and political science -- who contributed to this volume posing the scholarly question: What makes a successful society?
Societal success has many potential definitions, and so the researchers focused their research agenda on issues of public health. Better health outcomes such as lower infant mortality or longer life expectancy can be perceived as universally desirable and benchmarks for assessing societal success.
While the book examines many themes relevant to contemporary debates about health care, it also moves beyond issues of economic resources to consider the social and cultural factors that affect health.
Previous research has demonstr
|Contact: Amy Lavoie
Harvard University


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Woman attacked by tiger
Woman seriously injured in a tiger attack at South Lakes Wildlife Park
Woman seriously injured in a tiger attack at South Lakes Wildlife Park
A member of staff has been seriously injured by a tiger at South Lakes Wild Animal Park, Dalton in Furness. The 24-year-old woman was mauled by the animal in its enclosure. She was taken by ambulance to Preston Royal Infirmary.
The tiger has not escaped and the park said there's no risk to the public. It has closed early and all visitors have left the park. Police and Barrow Borough Council are investigating.
The owner of a wild animal park where a woman keeper was mauled to death by a tiger has insisted she died "from her own tragic mistake".
A zoo keeper who was mauled to death by a tiger had "no reason" to be in its enclosure, the animal park's owner said today.