Main.java:669)
    at org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.Main.basicRun(Main.java:608)
    at org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.Main.run(Main.java:1515)
    at org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.Main.main(Main.java:1488)

I couldn't find any solution for this problem after searching a lot. 
This is the output of my java -version:
openjdk version "1.8.0_91"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_91-8u91-b14-2-b14)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.91-b14, mixed mode)

Please help!

A: I had a similar situation, and fixed it by creating an environment variable called http_proxy and setting it to a meaningful value.
Fresh environment, but failed:
$ ~/Downloads/eclipse-installer/eclipse-inst

Fresh environment, but worked (I fired up Fiddler as a proxy):
$ export http_proxy=127.0.0.1:8888
$ ~/Downloads/eclipse-installer/eclipse-inst

I noticed that the proxy was never used, but simply checked for existence.
Clinical trial advances, new financing, and personnel moves made up the New England life sciences news this week.
—Biogen Idec (NASDAQ: [[ticker:BIIB]) scooped up Cambridge, MA-based drugmaker Stromedix for $75 million upfront and potentially $487.5 million more to come in milestone payments. Stromedix is developing drugs to treat fibrosis and was founded by former Biogen head of research Michael Gilman.
—Cambridge-based Hydra Biosciences is getting ready to launch the first human trial of the drug it’s developing with Cubist Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: CBST), which is in a novel class of pain drugs. The startup also recently inked a collaboration deal with its Cambridge neighbor Zalicus to develop multiple novel drug candidates for the treatment of pain.
—On-Q-ity, the Waltham, MA-based cancer diagnostics startup, raised $5 million in a Series B funding round and tapped Michael Stocum as its new president and CEO. The financing was led by existing investors Mohr Davidow Ventures, Atlas Venture, and Physic Ventures.
—Mnemosyne Pharmaceuticals, a Providence, RI-based startup that’s developing small molecule drugs to treat neuropsychiatric disorders, inked $5.4 million in Series A financing from lead investor Access BridgeGap Ventures and existing investor Slater Technology Fund.
—Waltham-based MicroCHIPS reported positive results from the first human trial of its implantable, chip-based device for delivering an osteoporosis drug. The study showed that post-menopausal women who received daily doses of the drug teriparatide (Forteo) via the device absorbed the same therapeutic levels as generally observed in women getting daily injections.Do you have natural gas running to your house?
My house is 100% solar.
Do you leave the sun running?
Well yeah. It's California.
Sounds like Poipu.
It's no Koloa landing but I'll take it.
They have a nice spa. My spouse uses them when the Hyatt is booked.
Heading to Poipu Jan 16th for at least 6 weeks. I can't take the cold anymore.
Do you unplug it when you leave? Better safe than sorry.
That's the least of my worries!
You got the outdoor bathtub too?
You're comparing a solar connection, and a natural gas connection, to a gas hose pumping 5 gallons of flammable liquid into an unsealed gas tank, sitting on top of a 30,000 gallon tank of the same flammable liquid, only relying on a small sensor to cut the flow when the tank is full? OK.
Yes. All have extremely unlikely risks. Glad we agree on that.
Personally, I don’t code out bathroom breaks. However if I’m buying a drink or food, even if it lasts 2 minutes, I code it out. Hasn’t happened recently, but we’ve had supervisors in the past sit at popular gas stations frequented by drivers and they’ve done the same thing. Fired for stealing time. They’ve all gotten their jobs back I’ve seen guys go home on light Monday's and sit at their houses for hours waiting for pickups. Eventually they screwed up and that was thrown into the mix, also got their jobs back. I wouldn’t worry. Don’t give me the I don’t know how to code it out/didn’t know I needed to code it out excuse. 
Should I code it out when I'm pooping in a tote?
You should not have to code out the restroom time but buying the drink is a different story.
That's a nice place. You staying there?
No. We have a property over here. Wife is getting a massage with Ringo.<gh_stars>0
package com.web.curation.service;

import java.util.List;

import com.web.curation.model.user.Alert;
import com.web.curation.model.user.User;

public interface MemberService {

	public User login(User user) throws Exception;
	public User userInfo(int userId) throws Exception;
	public boolean signup(User user);
	public boolean deleteMember(int userId);
	public int countEmail(String email);
	public int countNickname(String nickname) throws Exception;
	public int countEmailAndPass(User user);
	public boolean updatePass(User user);
	public List<Alert> getAlertList(int targetId) throws Exception;
	public boolean updateAlertChecked(int targetId);
}Step, or blended families that they now commonly called, start out full of hope that they will give the protagonists another chance at all the good things that the closest of bonds and safe, communal home life can offer. However, even though there might well be ‘first family’ experience to draw on, blending families still casts the adults and children into unchartered waters that can deliver significant challenges.
Well-known parenting educator and author of Blended Families,Flicky Gildenhuys, who will be a guest speaker at the upcoming SACAP Festival of Learningpoints out that although integrating different family units in a new, unified home holds the potential of a minefield; it can equally turn out to be an amazing voyage of discovery.
It all comes down to how we choose to do the blending, which is a not an event but rather a process, unfolding over time, and moving through different phases, which all need to be negotiated. Blending into a strong and successful family demands perspectives, skills and the effective use of tools from the adults. While these may not come naturally, the good news is that they can be learnt, and there are compelling reasons to get educated – South Africa’s rising divorce rate, with indicators that almost half of marriages fail, and many within nine years, means that blended families may well become the most common form of family in the country.
Flicky points out that while the adults in the blended family do have the value of more maturity and experience; as well as learning and wisdom to contribute; they may also bring their heavier ‘baggage’.
As the enduring childhood stories of step-families attest to, blending families can deliver life-defining challenges for children that can easily become embedded in their vulnerable, developing identities. Blended families can significantly shift a child out of their known place in the family, and leave them at sea. The oldest can sink to become one of the youngest; the youngest can be thrown up against the force of the oldest, and the only child can be plunged into a roiling brood.
The stakes to achieve a happy blended family are undoubtedly high, but so worthwhile; and Flicky asserts that we can learn the skills to deal with grief and loss; and to manage expectations and negotiate the successful blended family.
To dive into the adventurous waters of the blended family join Flicky Gildenhuys’ presentation on ‘Negotiating the blended family’, which is part of the Cape Town programme of the upcoming 7thannual SACAP Festival of Learning.
The Festival of Learningtakes place in Johannesburg on 17thand 18thof May, and in Cape Town on 24thand 25thof May 2018.
Tickets for the 2018 Festival of Learning are available through Webtickets. Costs are R200 for the full-day programme, which includes dialogues and panel discussion. Tickets for the short-talk evening programme which includes catering and networking opportunities is R200. There is a special offer for students and alumni at R80 per ticket.While 30,000-35,000 expats are estimated to be working at various professional positions in India at present, HR experts believe that at least 15-20 per cent of Indian companies have hiring expats for executive-level positions, including for the roles of CEO and board members.
While hiring of expatriates across industries has been growing at a steady pace over the last two decades, this trend has accelerated considerably in the last few years.
As per HR services firm Randstad India, about 30,000- 35,000 expats are working in India at present