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Errollyn Wallen
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Errollyn Wallen CBE (born April 10, 1958[1]) is a Belize-born British composer.
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2 Compositions
3 Recordings and publication
4 Honours and awards
5 Academic appointments
Errollyn Wallen moved to London with her family when she was two.[2] While her parents moved to New York, she and her three siblings (one of whom is the trumpeter Byron Wallen) were brought up by an aunt and uncle and was educated at a boarding school.[3] She credits her interest in poetry and music to her uncle whom she described in an interview as "Victorian" and responsible for her taking lessons in piano.[4]
Before studying music, she trained as a dancer at the Maureen Lyons School of Dance and the Urdang Academy, both in London. She moved to New York to further her training at the Dance Theatre of Harlem (1976-8)[1] however later abandoning her training, turning to music composition and returning to the UK. She studied music at Goldsmiths' College (1981) and composition at King's College London (1983), and earned an MPhil at King's College, Cambridge.[5][3] Wallen has stated that she had already been composing professionally before her studies at Cambridge.[4]
Compositions[edit]
Wallen's music draws on a wide range of influences, including avant-garde classical music as well as popular songwriting. Her work has been performed in leading concert halls and theatres around the world.
Her first orchestral commission was a concerto for percussion and orchestra, written for percussionist Colin Currie and premiered by him during the finals of the BBC Young Musician competition in 1994.[6][7] This piece was subsequently performed at the 1998 BBC Proms, making Wallen the first black female composer to receive a performance at that festival.[8]
Compositions include the "multi-media song cycle"Jordan Town (2001), Dervish for cello and piano (2001), La Luga for guitar quintet (2002), the opera Another America: Earth (2003) and All the Blues I See for flute and string quartet (2004).
In 2006 she co-wrote a song with the astronaut Steve MacLean while he was aboard the space shuttle STS-115.
In 2007, Gewandhaus Orchestra and the Leipzig Ballet performed her work, The Tempest, with choreography by James McMenemy. Her opera The Silent Twins, with a libretto by April De Angelis, was first performed by the Almeida Opera in 2007.
In June 2008, she had a World Premiere of Carbon 12- A Choral Symphony with the Welsh National Opera.
In 2010, her piano quintet Music for Tigers was performed at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City as part of the Summergarden concert series.[9]
In 2012, her song Daedalus from the album Errollyn served as the opening and closing theme for the BBC drama One Night, and her "Principia", which has lyrics about science, was featured in the London Paralympics Opening Ceremony.
In 2014, Melodia Women's Choir of New York City commissioned and performed the World Premiere of Full Fathom Five.[10]
In 2017, her work, Mighty River, which marks the bicentenary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade Act in England, was performed at the Southbank New Music Biennial.[11]
Recordings and publication[edit]
In 2004, Wallen recorded an album of her own songs and solo piano music, entitled Errollyn. Her CDs include: The Girl In My Alphabet, Meet Me at Harold Moores, featured on the Brodsky Quartet Mood Swings alongside Björk, Sting and Elvis Costello.
Wallen's music is published by Peters Edition.
Honours and awards[edit]
Wallen was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2007 Birthday Honours and Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 2020 New Year Honours,[12] both for services to music. She has also received an Ivors Composer Award.[13] In 2018, she was listed as one of BBC's 100 Women.[13] On 3 January 2022 Wallen was chosen by presenter Donald Macleod to be BBC Radio 3's Composer of the Week.
Academic appointments[edit]
In October 2020, Wallen was appointed Visiting Professor of Composition at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.[14]
^ a b Sadie, Stanley (2001). The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians. London: Macmillan Publishers Limited. p. 38. ISBN 1-56159-239-0.
^ Sophie Fuller (1994). The Pandora Guide to Women Composers: Britain and the United States 1629–present. Pandora. pp. 319–20. ISBN 978-0-04-440897-0.
^ a b Jessica Duchen, "Errollyn Wallen's 'Anon': Manon Lescaut for the 21st century", The Independent, 21 July 2014.
^ a b "Errollyn Wallen Interview | Identity & Aesthetic: Five British-Caribbean Composers", YouTube, retrieved 2021-09-14
^ Jessica Duchen, "10 Questions for Composer Errollyn Wallen", The Arts Desk, 16 March 2016.
^ "Review". Gramophone. Retrieved 2020-07-28.
^ Miller, Mara (2020-04-03). "Inclusive Views: 6 Questions with Composer Errollyn Wallen". unCLASSIFIED. Retrieved 2020-07-28.
^ Wallen, Errollyn (2016-03-04). "Every day involves thinking, dreaming, playing and singing". the Guardian. Retrieved 2020-07-28.
^ Kozinn, Allen (26 July 2010). "Bringing Garden Sounds Indoors". The New York Times. Retrieved 8 August 2017.
^ Smolenski, Nicholas. "World Premier of Errollyn Wallen's "Full Fathom Five"". Women Composers Festival. Retrieved 7 July 2017.
^ "Mighty River". Southbank Centre. Retrieved 8 August 2017.
^ "No. 62866". The London Gazette (Supplement). 28 December 2019. p. N10.
^ a b "BBC 100 Women 2018: Who is on the list?". BBC News. 19 November 2018. Retrieved 21 November 2018.
^ "Royal Conservatoire of Scotland appoints Composer Errollyn Wallen CBE as Visiting Professor of Composition". Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Retrieved 2021-09-14.
Laura Barnett, "Portrait of the artist: Errollyn Wallen, composer", The Guardian, 29 July 2008.
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Bringing Some Coulter To The Bench: Measuring Tiny Particles With Nanopore Sensing
We've all been there: you're sitting at your bench, with a beaker full of some conductive fluid with a bunch of tiny particles suspended in it, and you want to measure the sizes of each particle.
Okay, maybe this isn't a shared experience we've all had, but It's at least an ordeal Hackaday alum [Nava Whiteford] has been through, and he was able to carry out the measurements in question using a neat apparatus known as a Coulter counter.
Imagine a container full of a conductive fluid. If you place an electrode at each end, the fluid will carry a current. Now, drop an insulating divider in the middle of the container, and the current will stop flowing. Finally, poke a small hole (or nanopore) in the divider. Huzzah! The current is flowing again… but how does this let us measure particle sizes? Well, now think about a tiny particle moving through the hole in the divider. As the particle passes through, the hole will be partially blocked, and the current flow will be partially interrupted. It turns out, the resulting dip in current is proportional to the volume of the particle — a fun property known as the Coulter principle.
[Nava] built a great demo of the system with a macropore in place of the nanopore. The pore in question was a hole melted into a bottle cap, which was suspended in a beaker by two toothpicks. [Nava] used small chips of Acrylic as the particles to be measured, which they pipetted into the solution of KCl. They then passed a current through the solution and used an oscilloscope to sense the interruptions. Be sure to check out their write up for a video of the system in action!
Of course, this technique has a much wider range of applications than measuring little bits of plastic — obtaining blood cell counts, for one. We've seen particle counters for use in the air before, but it's great to see that there's a way to measure particles in an aqueous solution — you know, in case we ever find ourselves in such a situation.
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Q: Is Magento CE 1.7.0.2 compatible with MySQL 5.5 and PHP 5.3.28? I have a few Magento (CE 1.7.0.2) sites on a VPS server that currently runs MySQL 5.0.9 and PHP 5.3.26
The datacenter company that hosts the VPS wants to upgrade the MySQL and PHP version due to the new requirements of WHM/Cpanel
Will there be any problem if they upgrade to these mysql / php versions?

A: Of course you can.....
The docs do say that Magento doesn't support newer PHP...
The only issue you'll find that is easily solved happens with a change in the PHP interpreter dealing with Abstract class inheritance enforcement.
There are two files in the Zend library that generate PDFs & Images that need an extra function and parameter added and then its pretty shored up.
Just keep an eye on your logs, the files will jump out when you try to print a shipping label, or invoice.
I've had no problem running Magento on PHP 5.5 with this one consideration. 5.4 - 5.5 has minimal incompatibilities, none of which are found in Magento or associated libraries.
I have two Mage Builds running on my personal server on exactly 5.5 and 5.3.28, works great.
One is 1.7.0.2 and one is 1.8

A: You can find Magento's system requirements here:
http://www.magentocommerce.com/system-requirements
Officially they say Magento is compatible up to PHP 5.3.24; but I have never had problems with newer versions.
There will only be a problem when it comes to PHP 5.4, when you have to take care of small issue within the Zend Framework.

A: Magento 1.7 is fully compatible with MySQL 5.5, but if you install it on MySQL 5.6, there is an incompatibility in the installer and you will see this error

Database server does not support the InnoDB storage engine.

You'll have to patch app/code/core/Mage/Install/Model/Installer/Db/Mysql4.php, as explained in this StackOverflow question:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15443448/magento-install-complains-about-missing-innodb-when-it-is-available

Replace:
public function supportEngine()
    {
        $variables  = $this->_getConnection()
            ->fetchPairs('SHOW VARIABLES');
        return (!isset($variables['have_innodb']) || $variables['have_innodb'] != 'YES') ? false : true;
    }

with this:
public function supportEngine()
    {
        $variables  = $this->_getConnection()
            ->fetchPairs('SHOW ENGINES');
        return (isset($variables['InnoDB']) && $variables['InnoDB'] != 'NO');
    }

This is one of the rare cases where a core hack is justifiable since with the next Magento update the patch will be redundant anyway

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Q: How to access data from a vue.js method? I am a rookie to VueJS and I want to update data onclick.
Here is my code:

{{ message }}

  <button class="button" v-on:click="nextElement()">Next data</button>

var tempData = [
  {
    message: "A"
  },
  {
    message: "B"
  },
  {
    message: "C"
  }
];

var counter = 0;

var app = new Vue({

  el: '#elementApp',

  data:  tempData[counter],

  methods: {

    nextElement: function () {

      counter += 1;

      this.tempData = tempData[counter];

    }

  }

});

I found this answer which is close to what I want but can't manage to transform it: VueJS how to update data on selection
I can't see my error… Are methods the wrong way to do it?

A: this approach should work:
var tempData = [
  {
        message: "A"
  },
  {
        message: "B"
  },
  {
        message: "C"
  }
];
var counter = 0;

var app = new Vue({

  el: '#elementApp',

  data:  {
    message: tempData[counter].message
  },

  methods: {
    nextElement: function () {
        counter += 1;
        //that's just to make it safer over the tempData size
        if(counter>=tempData.length)
          counter = 0;
        this.message = tempData[counter].message;
    }
  }
});

Doing so, the nextElement function on each iteration updates the property message of the reactive data of your component.
Hope it helps.
Here you find the fiddle too.


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local http = require 'resty.resolver.http'
local resty_url = require 'resty.url'
local resty_env = require 'resty.env'
local format = string.format

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}

local function default_port(uri)
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        return httpc, 'already connected'
    end

    local uri = request.uri

    local ok, err = httpc:request({
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        headers = {
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        }
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    if not ok then return nil, err end

    ok, err = httpc:ssl_handshake(nil, uri.host, request.ssl_verify)
    if not ok then return nil, err end

    return httpc
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        return nil, 'proxy connection supports only http'
    else
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    end

    if not port then
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    end

    -- TLS tunnel is verified only once, so we need to reuse connections only for the same Host header
    local options = { pool = format('%s:%s:%s:%s', proxy_uri.host, proxy_uri.port, uri.host, port) }
    local ok, err = httpc:connect(proxy_uri.host, proxy_uri.port, options)
    if not ok then return nil, err end

    ngx.log(ngx.DEBUG, 'connection to ', proxy_uri.host, ':', proxy_uri.port, ' established',
        ', pool: ', options.pool, ' reused times: ', httpc:get_reused_times())

    if uri.scheme == 'http' then
        -- http proxy needs absolute URL as the request path
        request.path = format('%s://%s:%s%s', uri.scheme, host, port, uri.path or '/')
        return httpc
    elseif uri.scheme == 'https' and skip_https_connect then
        request.path = format('%s://%s:%s%s', uri.scheme, host, port, request.path or '/')
        return _connect_tls_direct(httpc, request, host, port)
    elseif uri.scheme == 'https' then
        return _connect_proxy_https(httpc, request, host, port)

    else
        return nil, 'invalid scheme'
    end
end

local function parse_request_uri(request)
    local uri = request.uri or resty_url.parse(request.url)
    request.uri = uri
    return uri
end

local function find_proxy_url(request)
    local uri = parse_request_uri(request)
    if not uri then return end

    -- request can have a local proxy defined and env variables have lower
    -- priority, if the proxy is defined in the request that will be used.
    return request.proxy_uri or _M.find(uri)
end

local function connect(request, skip_https_connect)
    local httpc = http.new()
    local proxy_uri = find_proxy_url(request)

    request.ssl_verify = request.options and request.options.ssl and request.options.ssl.verify
    request.proxy = proxy_uri

    if proxy_uri then
        return connect_proxy(httpc, request, skip_https_connect)
    else
        return connect_direct(httpc, request)
    end
end

function _M.env()
    local all_proxy = resty_env.value('all_proxy') or resty_env.value('ALL_PROXY')

    return {
        http_proxy = resty_env.value('http_proxy') or resty_env.value('HTTP_PROXY') or all_proxy,
        https_proxy = resty_env.value('https_proxy') or resty_env.value('HTTPS_PROXY') or all_proxy,
        no_proxy = resty_env.value('no_proxy') or resty_env.value('NO_PROXY'),
    }
end

local options

function _M.options() return options end

function _M.active(request)
    return not not find_proxy_url(request)
end

function _M.find(uri)
    local proxy_url = http:get_proxy_uri(uri.scheme, uri.host)

    if proxy_url then
        return resty_url.parse(proxy_url)
    else
        return nil, 'no_proxy'
    end
end

function _M:reset(opts)
    options = opts or self.env()

    http:set_proxy_options(options)

    return self
end

_M.new = connect

return _M:reset()

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package org.elasticsearch.search.profile;

import java.util.List;

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    public AbstractProfiler(AbstractInternalProfileTree<PB, E> profileTree) {
        this.profileTree = profileTree;
    }

    /**
     * Get the {@link AbstractProfileBreakdown} for the given element in the
     * tree, potentially creating it if it did not exist.
     */
    public PB getQueryBreakdown(E query) {
        return profileTree.getProfileBreakdown(query);
    }

    /**
     * Removes the last (e.g. most recent) element on the stack.
     */
    public void pollLastElement() {
        profileTree.pollLast();
    }

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The Fix Analysis
Fired White House staffer's association with white supremacists confirms a big concern about the presidency
President Trump, seated next to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, left, looks around the room during a Cabinet meeting in the White House last week. (Andrew Harnik/AP)
By Eugene Scott
Eugene Scott
Reporter covering identity politics for The Fix
One of the most prevalent criticisms of the Trump White House, particularly from people of color, has been the president espouses racist worldviews and has invited people who promote white supremacy into the highest levels of government.
But while Trump and his staff continue to publicly reject such allegations and express outrage when they are made — think calling for "SportsCenter" host Jemele Hill to be fired — it is difficult for some Americans not to connect this presidency with the discriminatory worldview of white supremacy. The difficulty is compounded when staffers are unapologetic about working alongside those who align with white supremacists.
That was the case with former White House speechwriter Darren Beattie, who was fired last week after CNN reported he had spoken at a 2016 conference alongside a well-known white nationalist.
Beattie gave The Washington Post a statement about his talk at that gathering:
In 2016 I attended the Mencken conference in question and delivered a stand-alone, academic talk titled 'The Intelligentsia and the Right.' I said nothing objectionable and stand by my remarks completely," Beattie said in the statement. "It was the honor of my life to serve in the Trump Administration. I love President Trump, who is a fearless American hero, and continue to support him one hundred percent. I have no further comment.
We haven't yet seen any recordings or transcript of his speech, so we do not know whether Beattie's words were "objectionable" or not. But he seems to see nothing wrong with having participated on a panel with Peter Brimelow, whom The Post's Robert Costa described as subscribing to "racial nationalism" and who sees the future of the United States "precipitating out on racial lines." That Beattie would appear with Brimelow and go on to a taxpayer-funded job in the White House is a matter of concern to a significant number of Americans.
After white nationalists organized the Unite the Right rally last year in Charlottesville, in defense of Confederate monuments, Trump called them "very fine people." A few months later, most Americans said they believed Trump is racist, according to the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.
While the president has said he did not "need" the endorsement of former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke, it appears that white supremacists such as Duke certainly think they need Trump to fulfill their vision of America.
"Voting against Donald Trump at this point is really treason to your heritage," Duke said during the presidential campaign on his radio program. "I'm not saying I endorse everything about Trump, in fact I haven't formally endorsed him. But I do support his candidacy, and I support voting for him as a strategic action. I hope he does everything we hope he will do."
Comments like Duke's — and the KKK's official endorsement of Trump — presumably help explain why nearly 60 percent of Americans who responded to a Quinnipiac poll in the aftermath of the Charlottesville clashes said they believe Trump's decisions and behavior have encouraged white supremacist groups.
The revelations about Beattie — coming the same week Omarosa Manigault Newman, once the White House's only black senior staffer, made the rounds on cable news repeatedly claiming her former boss was a racist who used slurs against black people — have served to reinforce many Americans' belief that the Trump administration is not interested in making America great for people who are not white.
Although some Trump supporters, including some black Americans, dismiss that perception as absurd, as long as reports continue to drip out from the White House suggesting otherwise, it is one that will linger.


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Eduardo Alberto "Lalo" Uribe Oshiro (born 2 September 1985 in Lima) is a Peruvian footballer currently playing for Sport Boys in the Peruvian Primera División. He mainly plays as a central midfielder.

Honours

Club
Juan Aurich
 Torneo Descentralizado (1): 2011
Melgar
 Torneo Descentralizado (1): 2015

References

External links

1985 births
Living people
Footballers from Lima
Association football midfielders
Peruvian footballers
Club Alianza Lima footballers
Unión Huaral footballers
Coronel Bolognesi footballers
Juan Aurich footballers
Real Garcilaso footballers
Sporting Cristal footballers
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Philip Downer is the owner of Front of Store, a consultancy that supports retailers and publishers.
He's at TOC because he cares about the future of bookstores and reading – not from a Luddite "all change is bad" standpoint, but rather because he believes in working with retailers and publishers to ensure that today's fundamental (and exciting) changes to format, distribution etc are as positive as possible for readers and the next generation.
Philip was CEO at Borders UK, and has also held senior positions at WH Smith/Waterstone's (including 2½ years working in the US), as well as spending his formative years in the record business.
In addition to working with retail clients, Philip writes for a number of trade publications, and runs a popular blog. He is a member of the Publishing Advisory Board at Kingston University, London, where he has lectured MA students on "Publishing and Bookselling in the Digital Age".
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" Well, have you ever seen a rainstring before, so colourful it made you want to skip?
Or tied a redbow on your door and pretended to be fishing off a big ship?
monsters live wild and free.
We are all born creative. Children use creativity when they play, write stories or make crafts, but also to solve everyday problems and even when solving a complex math problem. Creativity is to think outside the box to approach tasks and problems in a different and innovative way.
It is one of the most important skills children need to succeed academically. Plenty of creative thinking will be needed in the world our children are facing.
At the same time it is important that children feel that what they create has real value.
Usually children's art does not get the respect it deserves and their creative process is often considered very messy.
Joyce van der Lely (Young at ArT DownUnder Studio) and Jenny Grant, two local art tutors, encourage the kids to focus on the process, to be brave, to follow their own intuition and to have fun in the art classes.
The kids create a lot of mess, make mistakes and enjoy the creative process.
During the last two weeks of July, the art from 50 children will be exhibited in the vibrant exhibition "Raging Redbows and Rainstrings".
The exhibition is in co-operation with Lightwave Gallery in Mount Maunganui.
The aim is for the children to experience pleasure, pride and meaning through the creative process and for visitors to be creatively inspired.


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Q: Python Web Scraping Div I'm trying to scrape the job list from a web site, but I do not have enough experience with scraping.
I found that all jobs are in a div block like this :

What I want to access is the job title, job description and job link (<a href="..").
Unfortunately, I couldn't understand the logic for accessing them.
So far I extracted them like this:
find_all("div", {"class":"block_white_a post clearfix "}

Here is a link to my code.
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
from requests import get
from requests.exceptions import RequestException
from contextlib import closing
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import re

def simple_get(url):
#Attempts to get the content at `url` by making an HTTP GET request.
#If the content-type of response is some kind of HTML/XML, return the
#text content, otherwise return None
  try:
      with closing(get(url, stream=True)) as resp:
          if is_good_response(resp):
              return resp.content
          else:
              return None

  except RequestException as e:
      print('Error during requests to {0} : {1}'.format(url, str(e)))
      return None

def is_good_response(resp):

#Returns true if the response seems to be HTML, false otherwise

    content_type = resp.headers['Content-Type'].lower()
    return (resp.status_code == 200
            and content_type is not None
            and content_type.find('html') > -1)

raw_html = simple_get('http://www.keejob.com/offres-emploi/jobs/advanced/results/')
html = BeautifulSoup(raw_html, 'html.parser')

for item in html.find_all("div", {"class":"block_white_a post clearfix "}):
  print( item)
  print ("-----------------------------------------")
  print (str(item.get_text()).strip().join(' '))
  #Trying to get the description
  print ("-----------------------------------------")

A: I exactly parsed the following in the order they are being shown:

*

*Job Title

*Job Description

*Job Link

Code:
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
from requests import get
from requests.exceptions import RequestException
from contextlib import closing
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import re

def simple_get(url):
#Attempts to get the content at `url` by making an HTTP GET request.
#If the content-type of response is some kind of HTML/XML, return the
#text content, otherwise return None
  try:
      with closing(get(url, stream=True)) as resp:
          if is_good_response(resp):
              return resp.content
          else:
              return None

  except RequestException as e:
      print('Error during requests to {0} : {1}'.format(url, str(e)))
      return None

def is_good_response(resp):

#Returns true if the response seems to be HTML, false otherwise

    content_type = resp.headers['Content-Type'].lower()
    return (resp.status_code == 200
            and content_type is not None
            and content_type.find('html') > -1)

raw_html = simple_get('http://www.keejob.com/offres-emploi/jobs/advanced/results/')
soup = BeautifulSoup(raw_html, 'html.parser')
divs = soup.find_all("div", {"class": "content row-fluid"})

jobs = []
for div in divs:
    job = []
    job.append(re.sub(r'\n\s*\n', r'\n\n', div.find('a').get_text().strip(), flags=re.M))
    try:
        job.append(re.sub(r'\n\s*\n', r'\n\n', div.find('div', {'class': 'span12 no-margin-left'}).find('p').get_text().strip(), flags=re.M))
    except AttributeError:
        job.append('No Job Description')
    job.append(div.find('a')['href'])
    jobs.append(job)

for i in jobs:
    for l in i:
        print(l)
    print('\n')

Output:
Chef Unité Plastique
Une société de renommée dans le milieu industriel recrute pour l'un de ses sites "Chef Unité Plastique"Mission:* Planifier et coordonner le travail, définir et répartir les postes de travail (méthodes ...
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64208/chef-unit%C3%A9-plastique/

Chef D'équipe Production
Nous recrutons pour le compte de notre client, une multinationale automobile de renommée sise à Sousse, Chef D'équipe ProductionMISSIONS:Organiser les différents îlots Superviser les teams leader productionSavoir atteindre les cadences Maîtriser parfaitement tout ...
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64207/chef-d%C3%A9quipe-production/

Technicien Regleur
Une Société de renommée dans le milieu industriel recrute pour l'un de ses sites un Technicien regleurMission * Montage et réglage des outillages et périphériques lors des changements de formats et/ou ...
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64206/technicien-regleur/

Architecte d'intérieur
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64205/architecte-dint%C3%A9rieur/

Mouliste (Technicien Moule)
Une société de renommée dans le milieu industriel recrute pour l'un de ses sites un Technicien MouleMission* Réaliser à l'unité ou en petite série les différentes pièces (coque, pont, ailerons, ...
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64204/mouliste-technicien-moule/

ASSISTANTE COMMERCIAL
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64203/assistante-commercial/

Un Directeur Financier et Administratif (H/F)
HR House International recrute pour l'un de ses clients, un groupe tunisien de renommé:Un Directeur Financier et Administratif (H/F) Principales missions:superviser la comptabilité et assurer les clôtures mensuelles et annuelles.établir les déclarations ...
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64202/un-directeur-financier-et-administratif-hf/

CONSEILLERS EN IMMOBILIER SENIORS (H/F)
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64201/conseillers-en-immobilier-seniors-hf/

Assistant Moyens Généraux
Microcred Tunisie, 8ème filiale du Groupe Microcred, souhaite recruter Un Assistant Moyens Généraux. Placé(e) sous la supervision directe du Responsable Moyens Généraux, le(a) candidat(e) évoluera dans un environnement exigeant, créatif et ...
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64199/assistant-moyens-g%C3%A9n%C3%A9raux/

INGÉNIEUR MAINTENANCE INDUSTRIELLE
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64198/ing%C3%A9nieur-maintenance-industrielle/

Un (e) Stagiaire en Logistique
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64197/un-e-stagiaire-en-logistique/

Business Process Consultant EIMEA(Consultant SAP SD)
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64196/business-process-consultant-eimeaconsultant-sap-sd/

Coordinateur QHSE
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64195/coordinateur-qhse/

Directeur administratif (H/F)
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64194/directeur-administratif-hf/

MODELISTE
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64193/modeliste/

Auditeur comptable & Réviseurs
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64191/auditeur-comptable-r%C3%A9viseurs/

stagaire Assistance de direction et technique de commerce
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64189/stagaire-assistance-de-direction-et-tache-commerciale/

Manager   commercial
Mission : Le manager commercial élabore des stratégies commerciales afin d'optimiser les résultats et d'agrandir voire de développer le réseau. Pour cela, il met en œuvre des plans d'actions commerciales, ...
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64188/manager-commercial/

Responsable magasin zone sahel
Missions-  Accueillir, conseiller et satisfaire le client,-  Organiser et piloter les activités en boutique,- Développer le chiffre d'affaire et atteindre les objectifs fixés,- Manager, animer et motiver l'équipe de vente,- ...
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64187/responsable-magasin-zone-sahel/

RESPONSABLE FINANCIER
No Job Description
/offres-emploi/jobs/view/64181/responsable-financier/


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BEST FISHING TIMES FOR JUNEAU
Chinook (King) Salmon are fully mature salmon that are returning to the area to spawn. These fish average 20-25 lbs. and arrive in large numbers. Kings are the largest in the salmon family and can grow to over 70lbs.
Feeder King Salmon are not returning to the area to spawn. These are immature fish that are simply following baitfish and schools of other salmon. Feeder Kings usually weigh less than 20lbs.
Coho (Silver) Salmon arrive in vast numbers by the middle of July and remain until October. Silver salmon can reach weights of over 20 lbs. These salmon are surface fighters, making magnificent jumps when hooked.
Pink (Humpy) Salmon start showing up in late June. These are the smallest of our salmon, 3 to 6 lbs, but also the most numerous. Pinks are considered great fighters, for their size.
Chum (Dog) Salmon average 7 to 18 pounds, but can weigh as much as 32 pounds. They are the first salmon to spawn in the Juneau area. "Dog" Salmon by Alaskans—is unquestionably the most under-rated fish in Alaska. It is called a Dog Salmon because the native Alaskan people would feed this fish to their sled dogs in the winter. It is the least flavorful of the salmon. But having said that, they are a great fighting fish. The Chum Salmon, once hooked, will easily test the skill of the angler on the other end, as they make very strong runs.
Humpback Whales, Killer Whales and other Marine wildlife you could see on your adventures.
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Harbor Seals
The hunters
The Humpback Whale
25-40 tons (50,000-80,000 pounds; 22,000-36,000 kg)
Newborns weigh about 1 ton (2,000 pounds; 900 kg) and are about 15 feet (4.5 m) long!
Length: up to 60 feet (18 m), with females larger than males.
Appearance: primarily dark grey, with some areas of white
Lifespan: about 50 years
Diet: tiny crustaceans (mostly krill), plankton, and small fish; they can consume up to 3,000 pounds (1360 kg) of food per day.
Behavior: breaching (jumping out of the water), or slapping the surface.
Killer Whales (Orca)
Diet: Carnivore (Marine Mammels) Seals, Sea-Lions and other sealife.
Average life span in the wild: 50 to 80 years
Size: 23 to 32 ft (7 to 9.7 m)
Weight: Up to 6 tons (5,443 kg
Killer whales are extremely distinctive with jet-black bodies and white patches usually over the eyes, under the jaw, on the belly, and extending onto their sides. Killer whales have 48 to 52 teeth that are large and conical shaped as well as slightly curved back and inward.
Steller Sea Lions
Weight: males: up to 2,500 pounds (1,120 kg) females: up to 770 pounds (350 kg) pups: about 35-50 pounds (16-22.5 kg)
Length: males: about 10-11 feet (3 - 3.4 m) females: about 7.5 - 9.5 feet (2.5 - 3.0 m) pups: about 3.3 feet (1 m)
Appearance: Adults are light blonde to reddish brown and slightly darker on the chest and abdomen.
Pups are dark brown to black.
Diet: Variety of fish (capelin, cod, herring, mackerel, pollock, rockfish, salmon, sand lance, etc.), bivalves, squid, octopus, and gastropods.
Behavior: Use land habitat as haul-out sites for periods of rest, molting, and as rookeries for mating and pupping;
Colonial breeders, adult males ("bulls"), establish and defend territories on rookeries to mate.
Weight: about 245 pounds (110 kg)
Length: about 6 feet (~2 m)
Appearance: generally blue-gray back with light and dark speckling; they lack external ear flaps and have short forelimbs
Lifespan: about 25-30 years
Diet: mainly fish, shellfish, and crustaceans
Behavior: they tend to haul out on land and rest with head and flippers elevated, in a "banana-like" fashion.
Harbor seals are part of the "true seal" family, Phocidae. True seals lack external ear flaps and have short forelimbs that result in limited locomotion on land.
Dall's Porpoise
Weight:up to 480 pounds (220 kg)
Length:up to 7-8 feet (2-2.4 m)
Appearance: relatively small, triangular head with little or no beak and a thick, robust dark gray or black body, with variable contrasting white panels.
Diet:anchovies, herring, hake, smelts, squid, octopus, and occasionally crabs and shrimp
Behavior:usually found in groups averaging between 2-20 individuals; they also associate with Pacific white-sided dolphins and short-finned pilot whales.
*As a member of Whale Sense we choice and promote responsible whale watching and whale conservation practices. At all times we follow and adhere to the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Regulations for viewing Whales and Marine Mammals, no exceptions! ◦We will NOT place our vessel in the path of oncoming humpback whales.
◦We will NOT approach within 100 yards of any marine mammals.
◦We will NOT place our vessel in the path of oncoming humpback whales.
◦We will operate our vessel at a slow, safe speed and limit our noise.
◦We will limit our viewing time to 30 Minutes. Any longer is considered harassment the animal(s).
Bigger the fish icon, better the fishing!


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Henrik Larsson (30 de septiembre de 1999) es un deportista sueco que compite en atletismo, especialista en las carreras de velocidad. Ganó una medalla de bronce en el Campeonato Europeo de Atletismo en Pista Cubierta de 2023, en la prueba de 60 m.

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East Worcester- Louis K. Roth, 82, of Lutheranville Road, died Saturday, March 16, 2019 at Robinson Terrace Nursing Home in Stamford where he had been a resident for the past few years.
He was born April 15, 1936 in the Bronx and was the son of John and Elsie (Habenicht) Roth. Louis was a United States Army veteran, serving our country from 1955 until receiving an honorable discharge in 1957. For many years he was employed at Paddock Pools in Albany as a contractor.
Survivors include his son, Jason (Karen) Roth of Fuquay Varina, NC and his sister, Inga Loft of Schenevus.
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Honoring Louis' wishes, there will be no formal services.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Mereness-Putnam Funeral Home.


The prayers of Radek Sikorski have been heard. On September 25, which came just before a week heralded as decisive for the future of the eurozone, the Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs attended a mass for European solidarity and social justice. That decisive week has just ended – and the skies actually seem to have cleared a little.
On September 29 Germany's Bundestag voted in favour of an increased German contribution to the rescue funds for Greece, Ireland and Portugal. This is a milestone in the effort to stabilise the eurozone and a great worry less for all those political and economic leaders responsible in Europe and beyond.
Good news never comes alone. The green light from Germany followed the go-ahead from Finland, one of the two countries threatening to block the support mechanisms put in place in 2010 and reinforced at the July 21 summit this year. The other recalcitrant, Slovakia, seems to have brought a little order to its coalition government and should also end up voting in favour of the plan. When Austria votes on September 30, a "yes" will bring the count of countries to have ratified the bolstering of the European financial stability funds to 13 out of 17.
However, not everything has got better in this best of all possible worlds. Two and a half months after the July 21 emergency summit, some of the measures adopted that day have yet to be enforced. There was a fire in the euro house, and the firefighters went on holiday before going to fetch water.
In addition, the German debates on the situation in Greece leave the impression of a headlong rush into bailouts and austerity. The bailout funds are coming one after another and being beefed up, yet without bringing any fresh breath to Greece or making the other countries seem less vulnerable. It's a vicious circle that can only put off the return to growth and lead to social tensions.
But did the EU have a choice? Markets, as irrational as ever, are keeping up the pressure, and even Barack Obama, who should know the torments of political negotiation and powerlessness, is blaming the global slump on Europe. For now, even if the destination remains uncertain, the path taken seems the only possible one. Radek Sikorski may have to pray again.


load_textdomain() merges even if not needed.
About 4 weeks ago in #10286 with  &  merging of textdomains have been introduced in load_textdomain(). That generally is a good feature, but I would like to see it optional to not merge textdomains over and over again.
for example with one of my co-maintained plugin we load the translation in an important object as well as in the admin panel. doing the merge now in the admin panel would not be necessary.
Therefore I suggest to add an optional parameter that flags if a merge is wanted / needed.
10527.patch (1.8 KB) - added by hakre 10 years ago.
10527.2.patch (3.3 KB) - added by hakre 10 years ago.
10527-netbeans.patch (3.5 KB) - added by hakre 10 years ago.
Test of a netbeans diff export on the same changes.
is-textdomain-empty.diff (677 bytes) - added by nbachiyski 9 years ago.
It is tested, I applied the changes to the core sourcecode and then used a plugin to load a plugin textdomain. that plugin textdomain is loaded then only once, once it has been loaded it is not automatically merged. Setting the optional $merge parameter to true then gets it loaded & merged then.
Typo in comments: "textdomain in nemory."
The commits you refer to, Change nothing other than spacing, and comments, as well as adding a error-condition handler..
Merging is the current default, So shouldn't the merge param be true by default? - It was after all, apparently chosen to merge by default.
This is really an enhancement, setting as such.
Milestone: Current trunk (2.9) for enhancements with patch.
Then it should default true for textdomain and default false for plugin. I must change the patch later on, need to go now.
Updated the patch. Defaults to true now for load_textdomain(). Fixed the typo in comments as well as taking care of line-length in the docblock comments and stricter writing according to the wordpress coding standards.
Another Idea is to have an additional function called load_plug_textdomain_once() and load_textdomain_once(). But that would help to keep the existing function signatures untouched but it would mean more code.
maybe the API should be extended having a is_textdomain_loaded() function? just in case the whole patch is not fitting.
The case of plugins with so many strings that the merge becomes a problem is extremely rare. I don't think it warrants an extra argument for these functions.
However, it makes sense to have an API call for checking whether a domain is empty. This way if it very important to you, you can check if your translation is already loaded.
I'm thinking is_textdomain_loaded() instead, just to be consistent on naming?
(In ) Introduce is_textdomain_loaded(). Fixes #10527 props nbachiyski.


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Rep. Schaefer Dies In UTV Accident Working On His Ranch
SDPB Radio | By Lee Strubinger
Published May 30, 2018 at 11:12 AM CDT
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State Representative Jim Schaefer of Kennebec has died.
The governor's office says Schaefer died in an accident while working on his ranch near Kennebec. He was one of two people who died.
Representative Kevin Jensen of Canton sat next to Schaefer in the legislature. He says Schaefer thought deeply about issues being voted on…
"I know a lot of time during debate, or before or after debate, he would lean over and he'd ask my opinion and we'd have some discussions. We didn't always agree, but he always gave every bill that came up a lot of consideration. The pros and cons. But I think what he was really searching for in every answer was how is this going to effect the people."
Schaefer was a strong advocate for rebuilding the M-R-C rail line from Chamberlain to Presho.
Schaefer served in the House of Representative since 2011. He was term limited in the statehouse after this year. Schaefer circulated petitions for county commissioner in Lyman County.
Governor Dennis Daugaard will order flags to fly at half-staff on the day of his funeral.
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Top 10 Reasons Why I Love Working At Wicked Loot
We're always on the hunt for good talent. People who care more about creating great games more than anything else. Working here at Wicked Loot is an adventure, not just a job. We go out of our way to create memorable experiences as well as memorable games. What do I mean by that? How about a handy dandy top 10 list?
We believe in empowering gamers to create. We built a user generated content platform that encourages our fans to create and share content.
Flexible hours, as you can you can work from home several days a week. We believe in giving you the freedom to work from where you are most productive.
We flew the whole team out to Hawaii to work for 3 months, covering all expenses.
We pulled off a 48 hour marathon live stream of us wrapping up our Kickststarter campaign, pulling in over 600K viewers.
Free games, movie tickets, and food.
You can bring your pets into the office.
We don't just entertain the world, we also help try to improve it with our charity efforts, which included aid to the Philippines and Toys 4 Toys.
Decorate the office as you like. No cubicles.
Creative freedom. Because when it comes to making games, your input is valuable.
We have a simple belief that whatever big companies do, we don't do.
When I sold my home this past year to fund the dream of making games, I knew that making the journey memorable was important. If you're the kind of person that loves the thought of throwing yourself into everything you create, then please reach out to us. We'd love to work with like-minded people.


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Come and meet those dancing feet! One of the longest running shows in Broadway history, this big, bold razz-ma-tazz musical celebrates the stuff that dreams are made of.
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Set against the backdrop of the Austrian Alps, this immortal musical has touched the hearts of audiences around the world. The delightful and inspiring story unfolds as Maria, a high-spirited postulant is dispatched to serve as governess for the seven unruly children of a stern naval Captain.
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Wisconsin's football home opener moved to Friday night
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MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) -- The Wisconsin Badgers' first game of the 2020 season just got even more special. Not only are they opening up against a Big Ten opponent, now they're going to do it at night - a Friday night.
The Badgers will welcome the Indiana Hoosiers to Camp Randall stadium to kick off the season. On Thursday, IU announced the game will be moved to Friday, Sept. 4. While the specific time has not been set, the university confirmed it will be a night game.
They were also unable to say which station will carry the game.
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Royal Mail Group is expected to reveal a £10 billion deficit for its defined benefit (DB) pension fund.
Adam Crozier, Royal Mail chief executive, said the pension fund deficit was currently being revalued, but the historic deficit was expected to reach at least £10 billion, compared with £3.4bn in the last valuation three years ago.
In the first half of the financial year 2009/2010, Royal Mail Group made a cash payment of more than £300 million into the pension fund.
Dave Ward, deputy general secretary at the Communications Workers Union, said: "We are daunted by the size of the deficit. The government must take responsibility for the deficit, which will allow the company to continue with a modernisation programme which increases profits, quality of service and greater innovation in products and services."
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Since science doesn't stand still, recent events dictate a follow up to Russian Training parts one and two. New tactics such as retroactive testing, more sophisticated procedures, software and the like are the latest deterrents to combat doping in sport.
Recently the International Olympic Committee ordered a re – testing of selected samples from doping controls of the 2008 and 2012 Olympics. The initial results (apparently more are forthcoming) collectively produced 54 positive results from the two Olympiads. Of these 54, 20 were from the weightlifting.
Two previous articles covered aspects of the recent history of Russian weightlifters' participation in the Olympic Games and some myths regarding their training methodology.
It is more than apparent, from the data and other information presented here, there is a strong connection between a training system based on Russian techniques which evolved from the era when the use of performance enhancers became wide spread and problems with modern testing protocols for prohibitive substances. This system along with its various permutations is based on a large volume of assistance exercises and periodization training with cycles emphasizing the development of muscle mass and perfection of a Russian pull.
Since a portion of the critique presented in parts I and II dealt with the checkered performance of the Russian Olympians from 2000 – 2012 that area needs to be updated in light of the current knowledge of positives from those competitions.
Instead of no positives from the 2008 Olympics retroactive testing revealed there were in fact two Russian females positive (see table 1). One of those two would later be positive in 2013. Consequently, Russia will forfeit one bronze and one silver medal.
There was one Russian male (85 kg class) found to be positive retroactively from London. This medal stands to be forfeited; but the 94 kg Russian silver medalist stands to gain a gold medal because the gold medalist from Kazakhstan was found to be positive.
On the female side, two Russian silver medalists stand to gain gold because two of the three Kazakhstan female gold medalists won their respective weight classes. Curiously, the 75 kg Kazakhstan gold medalist was positive in 2006 while representing Russia. She went on to represent Kazakhstan; but was unable to enter the Beijing Games because her suspension was up on July 18, 2008, i.e., just weeks before the games.
That being said, it should be emphasized that more results are forthcoming. Furthermore, as already noted, new tactics, new technology and so forth caught these athletes four and eight years down the road. Consequently, since IOC can hold samples for up to ten years to re – test at their discretion; selected Olympians from London had best sleep with one eye open until at least after the 2020 Olympics.
The two previous articles may have made some disagree with the conclusion that a culture of doping was widespread throughout the 15 republics of the former USSR. Some might think this was an exaggeration; based on the small sample of 24 positives from the world championships in Houston. Well then, it is necessary to peruse the list of 20 positive results (nineteen separate athletes) in table 1.
Eighteen of the twenty (90%) positive results were from countries which were at one time part of the Soviet Union. Nineteen of the 24 (79%) positives from the 2015 world championships in Houston were from the former USSR. So, 37 of 44 or 84% of these recent failures were former Soviets.
Several aspects of the data in table 1 should at least call into question myths about testing.
2/ of the eighteen females positive from Beijing and Houston collectively, only one was Asian. This could indicate one or more sociological factors. For instance, it has been documented there has never been an ingrained PED drug culture in Asia; or at the very least, anywhere near that of Europe and America.
Most androcentric societies consider females physiologically and psychologically inferior to males; the disparity may reflect practice following attitude. For instance, if estrogen is believed to be the hormone that produces fat and testosterone builds muscle, European and American coaches would tend to view supplementation with anabolic agents a necessity to train a "fat producing" female to perform in a man's sport.
On the other hand, if it can be said Asian cultures view women as inferior; but, indeed, capable of performing large amounts physical labor, in the fields and such, a very large training loading would reflect this approach. And, this has been documented (A De- masculinization of Strength, Charniga, 2012). Consequently, sociological differences in approach to producing a strongwoman in a sport traditionally reserved for males, may be behind these test disparities.
The obvious conclusion that must be drawn from the huge disproportionality in the number of positives from the former USSR is that their ideas of training are at the present time based on the use of pharmacological aids; inculcated and deeply embedded in the ranks of coaches and athletes dating back to at least the 1960s.
The information presented below is based solely on published (online) accounts. It may by no means, constitute a complete accounting of each athlete's test history. However, this is all we have to go by. Nonetheless, the trends revealed constitute a major loop hole in the testing protocols.
Note that critical data is missing. An essential question to ask is how many and what are the dates of tests each lifter may have missed by not being available for no – notice out of competition testing (OOC). The rule states more than two missed tests in a 12 – month period is an automatic suspension.
Furthermore, another question which of course is the most important one, were the established protocols adhered to, i.e., the reliability of the doping control officers (DCO) assigned out of competition testing. For instance, according to the WADA investigation RUSADA (the Russian Anti – Doping Agency) was unreliable. Accordingly, WADA investigations of Russian doping in Track and Field found the activities of RUSADA rife with corruption and this agency was declared non – compliant.
A recent follow up report issued prior to the IAAF meeting in June of 2016 to decide if the Russians had cleaned up their act and should be allowed to send a Track team to Rio, revealed there were still problems with reliability.
For instance, some "national championships for Olympic sports including Olympic qualifiers held in cities with restricted access due to ongoing civil conflicts resulting in service providers declining test requests. As a result, the national weightlifting and Greco – Roman wrestling championships were not tested." The recent president's cup in December of 2015 is another example. The event was held in Chechniya which has had a series of civil rights problems for years. This location would tend to deter attendance of doping control officers contracted by the WADA because of the unreliability of RUSADA DCOs.
The following four cases reveal an obvious loophole in the OOC testing system. Each athlete entered and exited the IWF testing pool after a positive result, then re – appeared after two years to record big results.
/ were found positive for doping.
/ one had a second positive result after returning from his two year suspension.
The only logical assumption: all four were doping during their two years' suspensions, unimpeded by the threat of testing.
Out of competition tests from November 2015 until April 2016???? Missed tests?????
Out of competition testing from April 2016 until present????? Missed tests?????
Did not compete at the 2016 Asian chps.
Out of competition tests in 2016????? Missed tests?????
Did not compete at the 2015 Asian chps. Missed tests?????
Out of competition tests in 2015?? Missed tests?????
Missed OOC tests in 2016?????
Did not compete in 2016 Asian chps.
Out of competition tests in 2016??
That the current environment for testing for PEDs has had a profound effect on the sport of weightlifting, track and field and others is obvious from readily accessible data (Charniga, 2012; 2016). Nevertheless, current weightlifting results are extraordinarily high considering the state of affairs which existed in the 1980s, when most of the male records set by 1988 are still just a dream for today's lifters. Even the IAAF is considering nullifying some of the legacy records set in the 1980s in power events like the female 100m; 200m; shot put; hammer, long jump and others.
The current OOC testing system has holes in it which need to be plugged. Clearly anyone positive for doping at an international competition or in OOC should be tested quarterly during their suspension if the athlete plans to return to competition. This, at the expense of either the guilty party or his/her federation.
The problem of unreliable partners charged with OOC testing in their respective countries like RUSADA has to be resolved because this type of situation makes a mockery of OOC testing and is grossly unfair to athletes from countries with reliable partners.
Another issue which is not only "part of the problem" but even exacerbates the search for solution is the popularity of 'doper clinics'.
Weightlifting clubs and hapless exercise emporiums frequently hire former Russian lifters, bloated with banned drugs, to give weightlifting clinics. They are former competitive lifters because they cannot train for and compete clean after years of using banned substances.
This is an insult to legitimate sport. Unbeknownst the ignorant, to the unsuspecting, or just plain dumb, 'doper' expertise is highly questionable. Their knowledge of techniques and methods are tied to drugs banned in legitimate sport. Most of their conveyance, if not presented along with schedules for use of tablets and syringes and the like, is worthless.
"a number of young, national caliber American lifters whom had been solicited to come to Houston to volunteer as translators and so forth. They came at their own expense; on their time. These very same lifters, these volunteers, had a national championship coming up the following weekend in Reno. Yet these volunteers, die hard lifting enthusiasts were treated discourteously, even rudely by the paid USAW staff and told to find suitable training elsewhere; at their own expense of course.
To those who want to see the sport cleaned up, who want to have level playing fields, you can't expect to eradicate the scourge of doping relying solely on elected officials and such running around with urine sample containers. The coaches, athletes and clubs who celebrate these 'doper' deadbeats are part of the problem too. They need to get with the program and stop promoting the deadbeats.


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Tunisia's parliament looks deeply fractured after an election on Sunday, with an exit poll showing the moderate Islamist Ennahda in first place with only 17.5% of votes, meaning the coming period of government formation will likely prove long and hard.
Any government that does emerge will face the same challenges that have bedeviled its predecessors: high unemployment, inflation and public debt, a powerful union that resists change and foreign lenders who demand it.
The parliamentary divisions add to an already febrile political climate after voters last month sent an independent and a media mogul detained on corruption charges through to next week's second round runoff of a separate presidential election.
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Eight years after Tunisians rose up to end decades of autocratic rule and bring in democracy, many have grown disillusioned by the inability of repeated governing coalitions to address a weak economy and poor public services.
Sunday's vote was the third free parliamentary election in Tunisia since the 2011 revolution. But preliminary turnout figures showed only 41% of registered voters cast their ballots.
"After the revolution, we were all optimistic and our hopes were high. But hope has been greatly diminished now as a result of the disastrous performance of the rulers and the former parliament," said Basma Zoghbi, a worker for Tunis municipality.
The exit poll by Sigma Conseil showed the Heart of Tunisia party of Nabil Karoui, the detained media mogul, in second place with 15.6%. It included Tunisia's 199 domestic constituencies, but not the 18 overseas ones, and official results are not expected on Sunday.
If confirmed, the result would leave Ennahda, a member of several coalitions since the revolution, needing to join with numerous rivals and independent members of parliament to gain a working majority.
If it cannot do so within two months, the president can ask another party to try. If it also fails and the deadlock persists, there will be another election.
Ennahda supporters drove through Tunis, the capital, honking their horns in celebration on Sunday night, and party leader Rached Ghannouchi addressed a rally.
A former political prisoner and exile, he was up for election for the first time and was voted into parliament, where he may seek the position of speaker.
However, Ennahda's projected vote share translates into only about 40 seats, with 109 needed to form a majority. It also represents a sharp slump in its support since the last election in 2014, when it gained 27.8% of the votes and 69 seats.
The 2014 winner, Nidaa Tunis, took 37.6% and 86 seats. It joined with Ennahda in a coalition government, but it has since all but collapsed.
Both Ennahda and Heart of Tunisia had earlier claimed victory in the election. Both have ruled out working in any coalition that contains the other.
Karoui, the Heart of Tunisia leader, is one of two candidates who made it through the first round of a presidential election last month to reach a runoff vote to be held next Sunday.
He was arrested in August on charges of money-laundering and tax fraud, which he denies, and has contested the election from a jail cell pending his trial.
His rival in the second round, Kais Saied, an independent retired law professor with conservative social views, has been backed in next week's vote by Ennahda.
While the president directly controls foreign and defense policy, the largest party in parliament nominates the prime minister, who forms a government that shapes most domestic policy, including on the economy.
Unemployment, 15% nationally and 30% in some cities, is higher than it was under the former autocrat, Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali, who died last month in exile in Saudi Arabia.
At several polling stations visited by Reuters on Sunday, there seemed to be few younger voters.
One of them, Imad Salhi, 28, a waiter, was concerned about the direction of Tunisian politics. "I am very afraid that the country will fall into the hands of populists in the next stage," he said.
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