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Following on from the 2019 theme of “Year of the Fighter”- 2021 will see the aircraft and personnel of the “US Air Force Special Operations Command” (AFSOC) being one of the highlighted programs at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2021


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Japanese Massage techniques are used around the world, having been on a long journey of development and evolution over thousands of years.

The word for massage in Japanese is “Anma”, which means to press (An) and rub (Ma), and defines not just the massage therapy itself but also practitioners of the method. This therapeutic tradition takes inspiration from techniques developed more than 7000 years ago in China, though some believe it actually has it’s roots in the ancient Indian practice of Ayurveda.

Using a combination of kneading, tapping, pulling and pressure, practitioners target the legs, back, arms and neck. Japanese Massage aims to bring about relaxation and healing not just with the physical body, but also on an emotional and spiritual level.

This type of massage became popularised in the seventeenth century by Sugiyama Waichi, a prominent blind acupuncturist. He set up many schools for the blind that taught the principles of Anma, in the belief that their heightened sense of touch made the massage more intuitive and effective. This has become an important part of the history of massage in Japan, with blind practitioners becoming part of the tradition and practice.

Anma, while being informed by other therapeutic and relaxation practices, has itself given birth to many other types of massage, including:

While Anma continues to be practiced as it’s own school of massage, many of its techniques have been absorbed into the contemporary form of Shiatsu, and in many settings the distinctions between the two have become blurred.

If you decided go for a Japanese Massage which doesn’t specify a type, it’s safe to assume it will be a mix of the two. Both use a combination of pulling, kneading, light tapping and patting, although Shiatsu also may include use of the elbow, and involves more gradual application of pressure.

Swedish Massage also has a number of similarities to Anma, although the crucial difference is the direction of the strokes being applied. Anma moves away from the heart, while Swedish Massage moves towards it. Anma is also typically performed over clothing, while Swedish Massage is done on bare skin and typically includes the use of oils.


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I will assume that you're either reading this article as a beginner to the Java programming language or you're here to remember the good old Hello World program. Either way, it is going to be simple and straight to the point.

This article won't only include the hello world program in Java, we'll also talk about some terminologies you should know as a beginner learning to use Java.

To follow along, you'd need an integrated development environment (IDE). This is where you write and compile your code. You can install one on your PC or you can use any online IDE if you don't want to go through with the installation process.

In this section, we'll create a simple Hello World program. We'll then break it down so you'd understand how it works.

Here's the code:

The code in the example above will print "Hello World!" in the console. This is commented out in the code. We'll talk about comments shortly.

Let's break down the code.

Classes act as the building blocks for the overall application in Java. You can have separate classes for different functionalities.

Classes can also have attributes and methods that define what the class is about and what it does.

An example would be a Human class. It can have attributes like hair color, height, and so on. It can have methods like run, eat, and sleep.

In our Hello World program, we have a class called HelloWorld. As a convention, always start the name of your classes with an uppercase letter.

To create a class, you use the class keyword, followed by the name of the class. Here's an example using our Hello World program:

Every Java program must have a main method. When the Java compiler starts executing our code, it starts from the main method.

Here's what the main method looks like:

In order to keep this article simple, we won't discuss other keywords found above like public, static, and void.

We use the System.out.println() statement to print information to the console. The statement takes an argument. Arguments are written between the parentheses.

Here's the syntax:

In our case, we passed in "Hello World!" as an argument. You'll notice that the text is surrounded by quotation marks. This tells the compiler that the argument is a string. Strings in programming are just a collection of characters – the same way we'd write regular text, but they must be in quotes.

Here's what our code looks like:

When we run this code, "Hello World" will be printed.

It won't be printed inside the code block above. I used // Hello World! as a way to show you the output of the code. That part of the code will not be executed by the compiler because it is a comment.

We use two forward slashes (//) to start a single line comment in Java.

In this article, we talked about the Hello World program in Java.


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