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Christodoulos Panayiotou: The Paradox of Acting
Wednesday Jan 31, 2018 7:30PM This is a past program
Taking as a starting point Rudolf Nureyev's 1991 staging of the classical ballet La Bayadère, choreographed while his health was critically deteriorating, Christodoulos Panayiotou's lecture-performance The Paradox of Acting is a meditation on the impossible theatrical representation of death and an exploration of the vicious relationship between the spectator, the actor, and the characters trapped in the action.
A version of this performance was previously presented under the title Dying on Stage at (amongst others) Serpentine Galleries, London; PERFORMA 15, New York; Centre National de la Dance, Paris; Nouveau Musée National de Monaco; Centre Pompidou, Paris; the Sharjah Biennial Act II, Beirut and Cabaret Voltaire, Zurich.
Duration approximately 2 hours 10 minutes.
Christodoulos Panayiotou's (b. 1978, Limassol, Cyprus) wide-ranging research focuses on the identification and uncovering of hidden narratives in the visual records of history and time. Solo exhibitions of his work have been held (amongst others) at the 56th Venice Biennial, The Cyprus Pavilion; Casa Luis Barragán, Mexico City; Moderna Museet, Stockholm; Kunsthalle Zürich; Casino Luxembourg; CCA Kitakyushu; Museum of Contemporary Art, St. Louis and Museum of Contemporary Art, Leipzig. His work was also shown in a number of group exhibitions including: the 14th Lyon Biennial; the 13th Sharjah Biennial; dOCUMENTA (13), Kassel; 8th Berlin Biennale; 7th Liverpool Biennial; Centre Pompidou, Paris; Museion, Bolzano; Migros Museum, Zürich; CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, San Francisco; Joan Miro Foundation, Barcelona; Witte de With, Rotterdam; Bonniers Konsthall, Stockholm; Philadelphia Museum of Art; Ashkal Alwan Center for Contemporary Arts, Beirut; Artist Space, New York; MoCA Miami.
Christodoulos Panayiotou rehearsing with Jean Capeille, 2016
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Q: Does SQL server 2008 log instance level security permission changes I just recently logged onto one of our Test environments to find i did not have permissions, turns out my instance security Login had been disabled
I have a feeling towards whom may have done this but i need to see if i can see this in the logs,
Is it possible to see when and possibly whom altered these permissions in the SQL logs somewhere and if so how
Unfortunately being a test environment the only database on the instance has probably been overwritten a number of times in the meantime.
for clarity i want to know whom disabled the login

A: If I'm not mistaken the default trace contains property changes to logins which should include an account being disabled. An article that walks though the various information you can get from the default trace.
EDIT
OK, already confirmed not much at all is captured with manipulating logins on an instance. So unless you had something already capturing the information like SQL Server Audit (if on 2008 or higher), there is nothing natively logged by SQL Server to let you know who did it.
If you happen to be logging successful logins to that instance you can determine who was logged in that had the permissions but that is the closest you will likely get.

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Hurray For Pessimism
by Ranjani Iyer Mohanty | Nov 14, 2009 | Perspectives, Reflections, Viewpoint | 0 comments
My daughter has a special philosophy which she often applies to any new or anxious situation, such as her recent first day of school after the summer holidays. She has organized her school supplies, re-established contact with her closest buddies, and even talked to one friend a grade ahead of her to get the scoop on the pros and cons of Grade 8. But since she's a bit nervous of the unknown, her strategy is to assume that things won't go well; that way, if they indeed don't go well, she's not crushed, and if they do, she's happy and grateful. Such thinking may be useful on a broader scale.
In recent weeks there seems to be a general consensus among economists that the global recession is coming to an end. Declines in GDP and trade are levelling off around the world, there have been fewer than expected job cuts, and banks have begun paying back public capital. Storm clouds are clearing and green shoots are appearing. But does that mean we should return to our era of blind optimism?
I realize that optimism is the raison d'être of mankind—without it, in this seemingly arbitrary world, we may long ago have let ourselves be eaten by sabertooth tigers. But over the centuries, pessimism has served as a levelling counterpoint. The pessimists had their heyday during the Middle Ages, but even during the rip-roaring Renaissance and era of exploration, philosophers like Voltaire tried to show the folly of misplaced optimism and encouraged us to tend our own garden. In the last half century, however, pessimism has become a dirty word, like "liberal" and other such frightening concepts.
Beginning with Norman Vincent Peale's The Power of Positive Thinking and reinforced by many other books including Rhonda Byrne's The Secret, optimism has become the buzz word of our era. Gone are the thinkers of the 20th century who, affected by the horrors of the two world wars, seriously doubted that the history of mankind was directional. Those of us who came afterward and have seen only growth and prosperity, feel a sense of entitlement to a better life and tend to view the glass as not just half full, but a mere stepping stone to the full jug. This attitude has an impact on us both personally and socially.
In our personal lives, the happy face has become the ubiquitous icon and the question, "How are you?" has only one right answer: "Fine." Advertisements show young, successful, smiling faces with unblemished skin and healthy seniors with and the appetite and capacity for luxury living. This push to present an optimistic face leaves us no option to express our sadness, frustrations, fears, or other so-called negative feelings. As my husband once said when I told him to have a nice day: "Don't put me under pressure."
A recent study (done by Dr. Joanne Wood at the University of Waterloo, Canada) found that positive self-statements—a practice recommended by many self-help books—can actually have the opposite effect when repeated by someone with low self-esteem, because they are so mismatched with their self-image. Our mantra of optimism uber alles can also impact our attitude and our reaction to various broad social issues from education and poverty to economic crises and climate change. We talk boldly about progress on the road to India Shining, without noticing that half the population is not following us. We've run our huge financial industry optimistically assuming the efficient-markets hypothesis and ignoring the behavioral economists. We have indeed shopped till we have dropped.
Shakespeare said, "'Tis nothing good or bad, but thinking that makes it so," but thinking can make or break us. A more balanced perspective, combining both optimism and pessimism, is needed for sustainable progress. Antonio Gramsci, Italian philosopher and political thinker, called it "pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the will." Al Gore said, "In order to be optimistic about this, we have to become incredibly active."
We are not entitled to a better life, but we can be optimistic about the results of our actions to produce it.
This absurd notion of finding a middle path may be a fleeting thought and may not hold up in the enthusiasm of blinding optimism. However, my daughter did have a good first day at school and she is happy. The glass is half empty but, with sufficient effort, it could be made full.
Ranjani Iyer Mohanty is a writer and business editor, currently residing in Delhi and tending her own garden.
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Petr Hájek (* 18. dubna 1970, Karlovy Vary) je český architekt, spoluzakladatel architektonické kanceláře HŠH architekti, zakladatel architektonické kanceláře Petr Hájek Architekti a pedagog na univerzitách s technickým a uměleckým zaměřením. V roce 2018 získal cenu Architekt roku.

Životopis

Vzdělání
Vysokoškolské vzdělání začal v roce 1988 studiem na Fakultě architektury při Českém vysokém učením technickém v Praze. Později v roce 1995 absolvoval na Škole architektury na Akademii výtvarných umění v Praze (AVU).

Odborná a profesní činnost
V roce 1998 založil společně s Tomášem Hradečným a Janem Šépkou architektonickou a projekční kancelář HŠH architekti, od září 2015 fungující jako společnost HXH architekti, s.r.o., pro kterou je jednatelem a společníkem. V roce 2001 se stal spoluzakladatelem a předsedou správní rady nadačního fondu na podporu umění a talentu Art-Now (kde působí doposud) a zakladatelem Laboratoře Experimentální Architektury (LEA). V letech 2001–2005 byl členem redakční rady odborného časopisu Architekt a časopisu Ad architektura. Od roku 2009 jedná pod jménem své vlastní architektonické kanceláře Petr Hájek Architekti, s.r.o.

Pedagogická a akademická činnost
Od roku 2004 působí jako pedagog na Fakultě architektury ČVUT, kde byl v roce 2010 jmenován docentem v oboru teorie architektury: "Kombinace funkcí v architektuře" a v roce 2017 profesorem v oboru architektury. Na této fakultě od roku 2012 působí také jako školitel doktorského studia a v Odborové radě PGS oboru Architektura, teorie a tvorba Fakulty architektury ČVUT. Mimo Prahu založil Virtuální studio na Vysoké škole výtvarných umění v Bratislavě, kde také působí jako profesor na katedře Architektonické tvorby, na Technické univerzitě v Liberci byl členem Vědecké a umělecké rady děkana Fakulty umění a architektury.

Dílo

Výběr významných realizací. V závorce je uvedeno datum dokončení realizace.

 Rekonstrukce Horního náměstí, Olomouc (2001)
 Úpravy Jiřského náměstí a Vikářské ulice, Pražský hrad (2002) – umístění původní barokní kašny a mobiliáře
 Rodinný dům Pszczólkových, Beroun (2004)
 Arcidiecézní muzeum, Olomouc (2006) – rekonstrukce a vznik prostorů pro muzeum
 Vila Hermína, Černín, okres Beroun (2009) – vila v terénu, která má částečně netradičně šikmé podlahy
 Krkonošské centrum environmentálního vzdělávání, Vrchlabí (2013)
 Dům Chameleon, Lipence, Praha (2014)
 Revitalizace budov a parku na Zámeckém návrší v Litomyšli (2014) – rekonstrukce a dostavba kočárovny, konírny, jízdárny a multifunkčního sálu
 Terasy Paláce Lucerna, Praha (2017) – přestavba teras pro pořádání kulturních akcí
 Dostavba Centra současného umění DOX (DOX+), Holešovice, Praha (2017) – multifunkční sál a s pobytovou střechou sloužící též jako hlediště
 Rekonstrukce Letenské vodárenské věže, Letná, Praha (2018)
 Věčná loviště – zvířecí krematorium, Drnov, Žižice, okres Kladno (2021)

Ocenění
 2018 – Titul Architekt roku
 2018 – 1. Místo v mezinárodní vyzvané soutěži na konverzi bývalých jatek v Ostravě na galerii
 2016 – 1. Místo v soutěži na národní pavilón na světové výstavě architektury Biennale di Venezia
 2015 – Čestné uznání za realizaci KCEV v mez. soutěži o ekolog. architekturu ve Ferraře za rok 2015
 2014 – Cena za nejlepší architektonickou realizaci ČR 2014 – KCEV
 2014 – Cena Stavba roku Královéhradeckého kraje za KCEV 2014
 2014 – Evropská Piranesiho cena – čestné uznání za KCEV
 2013 – 2. místo ve vyzvané mezinárodní architektonické soutěži na studentské koleje v Berlíně
 2012 – 2. místo ve vyzvané architektonické soutěži na obytný dům Sněžka v Peci pod Sněžkou
 2012 – Cena rektora ČVUT za aplikaci výsledků výzkumné práce v praxi za projekt "Anastomosis"
 2010 – Nominace na evropskou cenu /Mies van der RoheAward/ za realizaci projektu Obytné kontejnery
 2009 – Cena Rudolfa Eitelbergera za realizaci obnovy Horního náměstí v Olomouci
 2009 – 1. místo ve vyzvané mezinárodní soutěži – Nemocnice Mariánské Lázně
 2007 – Cena Stavba roku 2007 za realizaci Arcidiecézního muzea v Olomouci
 2006 – Nominace za ČR na evropskou cenu /Mies van der Rohe Prize/ za realizaci Arcidiecézního muzea
 2005 – Bauwelt prize
 2004 – 3. Místo v soutěži na návrh nové budovy Fakulty architektury ČVUT
 2001 – 3. místo v mezinárodní soutěži na Národní knihovnu v Praze
 1998 – 1. místo v soutěži na Arcidiecézní muzeum v Olomouci
 1997 – 1. místo v soutěži na úpravy Jiřského náměstí a Vikářské ulice na Pražském hradě
 1995 – 1. místo v soutěži na úpravy Horního náměstí v Olomouci

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Narození v roce 1970
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In a recent interview on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Lorde discusses how she became friends with Taylor Swift.
In the interview, Fallon points out that Lorde and Taylor Swift have been seen at numerous events together, and seem to be forming a close relationship. Lorde says that the two are pals and that Swift is "lovely." Lorde says the friendship began when Swift sent flowers to the singer's house to congratulate her on all her success. She said the flowers were unexpected from Swift, and so she called her up to say thank you.
Lorde says the pair met up at Shake Shack, a burger join in NYC, and hit if off. Lorde says she loves Taylor's humor because "people don't expect it" as it is "really dry." She discussed a particularly funny happening with Swift at a pre-Grammy party. Lorde says that she was very nervous at the party, so she sort of clung to Swift when she arrived. The two were hand-in-hand at the party, and so one gentleman mistook Lorde for Swift's manager.
Lorde notes that the man must have realized his mistake, when not even 30 minutes later she was performing on the Grammy stage, not as Swift's manager but as a musical sensation all on her own right.
What do you think of the Lorde and Taylor Swift friendship? Is it an unlikely match?


Designed by Farrow Partnership Architects in association with Perkins+Will, St. Mary's Hospital was created with the goal of being North America's first carbon-neutral hospital, while integrating First Nation's artwork into its design features.
The number of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified buildings in Canada is continuing to rise throughout this year, reports Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC).
In the second quarter of 2014, between April 1 and June 30, there were 124 registrations and 109 certifications. These certifications bring the Canadian total to 1756 buildings.
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The phrase "think globally, act locally" is a good way to describe how sustainable design projects are conceptualized. From the building to the community scale, the goal is to minimize the initial and ongoing effects of development by striving for net-zero impact and focusing on ecological restoration. (Net-zero refers to a balance of resource use and restoration on an annual basis—producing as much energy through renewable sources as consumed, sequestering equal or greater amounts of carbon as emitted, or diverting all waste from landfills or other harmful means of disposal).
Without a properly engineered ventilation system on the roof, ice-damming can threaten a building's health. An ice dam is a ridge of ice forming at the eaves of a roof, cricket, or valley that prevents melting snow and water from draining off. The water backing up behind this obstruction can refreeze, creating an ice dam. These dams can be the cause of roof failures; once significant amounts of moisture enter the building, there is a high probability mould and other negative impacts can occur.
Earlier this year, the redevelopment and expansion of Bluewater Health (Sarnia, Ont.) allowed the facility to become the province's first acute-care project to earn certification under the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) New Construction (NC) program.
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Q: Read multiple *.tar.gz files as input for Spark in Scala I intend to apply linear regression on a dataset. it works fine when I apply a subset of the data in *.txt format as below:
// how could I read 26 *.tar.gz compressed files into a DataFrame?
val inputpath = "/Users/jasonzhu/Downloads/a.txt"

val rawDF = sc.textFile(inputpath).toDF()
val df = se.kth.spark.lab1.task2.Main.body(sqlContext, rawDF)
val splitDf = df.randomSplit(Array(0.95, 0.05), seed = 42L)
val (obsDF, testDF) =(splitDf(0).cache(), splitDf(1))

val maxIter = 6
val regParam = 0.07
val elasticNetParam = 0.1
println(s"maxIter=${maxIter}, regParam=${regParam}, elasticNetParam=${elasticNetParam}")

val myLR = new LinearRegression()
                .setMaxIter(maxIter)
                .setRegParam(regParam)
                .setElasticNetParam(elasticNetParam)
val lrStage = 0
val pipeline = new Pipeline().setStages(Array(myLR))
val pipelineModel: PipelineModel = pipeline.fit(obsDF)
val lrModel = pipelineModel.stages(lrStage).asInstanceOf[LinearRegressionModel]
val trainingSummary = lrModel.summary
//print rmse of our model
println(s"RMSE: ${trainingSummary.rootMeanSquaredError}")
println(s"r2: ${trainingSummary.r2}")
//do prediction - print first k
val predictedDF = pipelineModel.transform(testDF)
predictedDF.show(5, false)

After spiking, I intend to apply the whole dataset, which resides in 26 *.tar.gz files, to the linear regression model. I'd like to know how I should read these compressed files into a DataFrame of Spark and consume it efficiently by taking the advantage of parallelism in Spark. Thanks!

A: textFile() method can take wildcards as well. From documentation:
All of Spark's file-based input methods, including textFile, support running on directories, compressed files, and wildcards as well. For example, you can use textFile("/my/directory"), textFile("/my/directory/*.txt"), and textFile("/my/directory/*.gz").

A: Start with an empty RDD and run a loop to read each of the files as a RDD and keep adding the RDD to the initial RDD by a union operation in each iteration.


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Lakers vs. Blazers final score: Struggles in Portland continue with 116-106 loss
The Los Angeles Lakers still have yet to win as a team in the Dwight Howard era, falling to the Portland Trail Blazers 116-106.
By Avinash Kunnath@avinashkunnath Oct 31, 2012, 10:24pm PDT
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The Los Angeles Lakers are still winless with Dwight Howard and Steve Nash. The Lakers fell to the Portland Trail Blazers 116-106 and are now 0-2 on the regular season. Portland won its first game of the season and continued its success against Los Angeles at home.
All five of Portland's starters hit double figures. Damian Lillard made his first start, scoring 23 points and dishing 11 assists. Wesley Matthews added 22, and Nicolas Batum led all scorers with 26 points.
The Lakers were led by Dwight Howard with 33 points and 14 rebounds. Kobe Bryant added 30 points but also turned the ball over seven times. Steve Nash had to leave the game early with a shin injury.
The key stat of the game? The Lakers had 24 turnovers and struggled to get into their offense.
The Lakers have now lost 12 of their last 14 games against the Blazers in the Rose Garden, and they have lost 17 of their last 21 in Portland in the regular season dating back to 2002.
Lakers vs. Trail Blazers: L.A. falls to 0-2 with another loss in Portland
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Hauke Meyerhoff, Nina Gehrer; Audio-visual synchrony increase the saliency of visual direction changes: Evidence from individual differences and probe detection performance. Journal of Vision 2015;15(12):713. doi: 10.1167/15.12.713.
Spatially uninformative tones typically enhance detection performance of stimuli with synchronous visual transients. This finding has been attributed to an increase in the saliency of the visual transient due to audio-visual integration on a perceptual level. However, evidence from eye-tracking experiments also observed prolonged fixations induced by the brief tones. These prolonged fixations might result in more efficient searches for targets independent of audio-visual integration. In order to distinguish between these alternatives, we explored search efficiency for audio-visually synchronous objects in displays that involved up to four moving objects. All objects randomly changed their direction of motion once within intervals of up to 1.15 s. A spatially uninformative tone was either synchronous with the direction changes of one of the objects or unrelated to any direction change. Collapsed across all participants, we observed an inefficient visual search for objects that change their motion direction simultaneously to the tone (i.e., no pop-out; 2:1 ratio between target-absent and target-present trials). However, search efficiency varied remarkably between individual observers. In a follow-up experiment, these individual differences could be predicted from the performance in an unrelated useful field of view task (i.e., a perceptual task), but not from the performance in an unrelated working memory task. This finding indicates that the benefit in detecting audio-visually simultaneous targets emerges on a perceptual level. Finally, we observed that probe discrimination performance was faster on objects that changed their motion direction simultaneously to a tone than on objects with purely visual direction changes. This finding supports the idea that simultaneous auditory transients are capable to increase the saliency of visual transients. Therefore, we conclude that the detection advantage of audio-visually synchronous targets cannot be attributed to changes in the fixation behavior. Instead, synchronous auditory and visual transients indeed increase the saliency of stimuli due to audio-visual integration.


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Born in Central, Illinois to artist parents, Nick grew up surrounded by their work and passion…and also surrounded by cornfields and baseball.
He now lives in Brooklyn, NY.
His style defies the confines of genre, combining the best of folk, storytelling, soul, and rock and roll. Lyrics often softly spoken, or soulfully crooned, Africano is at once powerful and subtle. His live performances are captivating and spontaneous, moving between acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, and piano.
Africano has toured the US and EU extensively, and performed with artists such as Pokey Lafarge, Jeffrey Foucault, Sonya Kitchell, Misty Boyce, Will Hogue, Liam Finn, Nicole Atkins, and others.
Over the past years he has recorded 3 independently produced LPs including I've Ever Desired (2008) The Butterfly Bull (2012) and his latest record, If Timing Were Of Different Course And Fire (2014) recorded at Galuminum Foil Studio in Brooklyn, NY.
In 2012 Africano's songs were included in the film, Four Corners Road, which was featured in the Manhattan Film Festival and the Hoboken Film Festival. In 2015 his song, "Forever," was included in the motion picutre SOUTHBOUND.
In 2013 Africano worked as Musical Director for Les Foules' production of William Shakespeare's Cymbeline in London, England. where he also made his acting debut.
Nick is currently working on a collection of new songs and believes that drinking sherry makes you live longer.


Week 25: Word analogies to sharpen students' thinking skills and prepare them for standardized tests.
The best answer is FOREST. A LENS is part of a CAMERA. Therefore, in the second pair of words, one word must be part of the other. A TREE is part of a FOREST.
The best answer is ERROR. PRIVATE and PUBLIC are antonyms – words with opposite meanings. Therefore, the second pair of words must be antonyms. ERROR is an antonym for CORRECTION.
The best answer is INSULT. BOLD and SHY are antonyms – words with opposite meanings. Therefore, the second pair of words must be antonyms. INSULT is an antonym for COMPLIMENT.


Symantec resolved an unencrypted default password issue reported in Symantec's ON Command CCM and ON iCommand configuration servers. A malicious user who has privileged local access to the system that hosts the server can potentially gain access to administrative information and sensitive management/configuration data. An unauthorized user who has remote access to the network could potentially gather administrative information that could be leveraged for additional system access to the server and potentially to other systems being managed.
A posting to the SecurityFocus BugTraq list identified an issue with unencrypted default database account information that is accessible on the Symantec ON Command CCM and Symantec ON iCommand software management solutions. Administrative access and database management information is provided by default on the management server. A user with privileged local access to the system that hosts the management server could gain administrative access to the database and gather sensitive data concerning the systems that are being managed from that host. An unauthorized user with network access could potentially capture the login system calls from the server and leverage additional unauthorized access to the management server database. Unauthorized access could allow the attacker to collect additional sensitive information or to alter configuration information on managed systems.
CVE candidate numbers have been requested from The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) initiative. This advisory will be revised as required once CVE candidate numbers have been assigned. These issues are candidates for inclusion in the CVE list (http://cve.mitre.org), which standardizes names for security problems.
Symantec confirmed the issues discussed above and has developed solutions to resolve them.
Symantec has released a patch for all affected products that removes any default passwords and provides strong administrative password management including change control and encryption.
Symantec strongly recommends that customers apply the appropriate patch for their affected product versions immediately to protect against these types of threats.
Symantec is not aware of any active attempts against or organizations impacted by the issues.
Access to management servers should normally be restricted to trusted Administrators only with restricted access to the physical systems.


Lily's Quilts: Tula Pink Giveaway from Fabric Please!
Tula Pink Giveaway from Fabric Please!
Today we have a wonderful giveaway of a 20FQ bundle of Tula Pink's True Colours from Fabric Please! Based in Canada, they specialise in quality designer fabrics for the quilter and sewist. You will find lines from leading designers and manufacturers, such as, Tula Pink, Art Gallery, Michael Miller, Lecien, Sandy Gervais, Cloud9, Monaluna and many, many more. This will be shipped internationally and we are amending this post to link to all the wonderful giveaways at Sew Mama Sew over this weekend. Head on over there to find many more! And come back here every Monday for our regular weekly giveaways.
They strive to offer quality fabrics at reasonable prices. Their batting prices are also very competitive. They ship internationally and will find the best shipping rates to save you as much money as possible.
My favourite place to browse in any fabric shop is always the bundles page and there are some great ones on the Fabric Please! bundles pages including these fabulous blender and solids bundles.
2. Like Fabric Please! on Facebook and leave me a comment to let me know you have.
3. Spread the word on social media - one comment for each different share.
what beautiful colours and fabrics.
Me me me me meeeeee* (*must be sung in the style of an opera singer warming up her voice). Thank you!
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I also love fabric bundles. Quilts with lots of fabrics is always my goal.
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A lovely bundle and giveaway. Thanks!
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Rita certainly has some fantastic fabrics! Thanks for the chance to win!
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who wouldn't want some beautiful Tula fabrics - such great colors - I have just the pattern to use some of them!
I love some Tula Pink! Thank you for a chance to win!
I've sent a nod on Facebook to Fabric Please!
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love all the solids! thanks for a chance.
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Colors are beautiful, would make great girls quilt.
Share on Facebook and liked their page. Thanks for chance.
Happy to discover another Canadian supplier!
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Love every Tula Pink fabric. So fun and fresh!
The Tula fabrics would make a lovely summer quilt.
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I liked the Fabric Please FB page.
I agree that bundles (including Tula's cheery one) are the way to go!
Thank you so much for a chance to win! Blenders are so useful!
I never liked polka dots before. But with all these pretty dots blooming everywhere, they are growing on me!
These colors are right up my alley.
Tula Pink never disappoints. I'd love to win this bundle.
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this bundle would really enhance my modest stash. Thanks for the chance of winning it.
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I found your site on FaceBook and liked the post. I've been making scrappy quilts and these fabrics would add lovely bright colours.
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Hi, this is a fab giveaway, so generous. I would make a quilt with the beautiful Tula!!
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Whoa.. I love Tula Pink's designs.. and wow so generous! thanks for the opportunity!
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Wow, could I ever use this!!! I love Tula Pink's colors.
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Beautiful fabric for the winner!
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Oh what I could do with that beautiful bundle.
That fabric would make the most amazing rainbow quilt! Really really hoping I'm lucky!
Liked & shopped at Fabric Please!
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Thank you so much for the chance to win some amazing fabric!
I've never heard of Fabric Please! before but will certainly be checking them out now! I'm following them on Facebook!
Love that bundle top left. Great colors. Thanks for the chance to win!
Tons of uses for these fabrics!
Thanks for the opportunity to win this gorgeous FQ bundle - it so would fit in with other fabrics I have.
I love Tula Pink and I hope your computer picks me!
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Beautiful colours after a long winter!
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Loving the rainbow of colours in this bundle - thanks for the chance to win!
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Kenya army passout parade 2013
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The Petitioner as a result, lost prospects of a career in the Armed Forces without a valid reason or justification. The medical notes relied upon by the Respondent annexed to the Replying Affidavit do not demonstrate this inability. It is common cause therefore that the Petitioner was not referred to a Medical Board to review her status and make a report with appropriate recommendations to the Armed Forces. Please Wait. Sued for and on behalf of the. Except for some material which is expressly stated to be under a specified Creative Commons license, the contents of this website are in the public domain and free from any copyright restrictions Home About Us Our Partners Careers Contact Us Sitemap. It seems she did not have an idea why she was being returned to Eldoret. She was not able to join the Armed Forces Kenya. Every person has inherent dignity and the right to have that dignity respected and protected. The petitioner was owed a duty by the respondent to be provided with valid reasons for her sudden discharge from the service after she had completed the basic training.
Petition 11 of Kenya Law
Nasibo Dabaso Jillo v Commander Kenya Army & another [] eKLR. On 20th September, on the day of the pass out parade having.
Dated and Delivered at Nairobi this 19 th day of June, You may use any one or more search criteria; search using whatever information you have. Court awarded the Petitioner against the Respondents jointly and severally a gross sum of Kshs.
Discharge from the Kenya defence forces on medical grounds without review is unlawful.
The petitioner moved to Court to seek a declaration that her discharge from the Kenya Army was unlawful and that it violated her right to human treatment, respect and protection of her dignity. All forms of exploitation and degradation of man particularly slavery, slave trade, torture, cruelty, inhuman or degrading punishment and treatment shall be prohibited.
Kenya army passout parade 2013 Case Search.
Petitioner awarded general damages of Kshs. In the instant case the Applicant was not informed of the decision taken by the Respondent. Please Wait.
Sued for and on behalf of the. This is not only directed at the state vis a vis the people living in Kenya but also is applicable horizontally as against individuals towards each other.
Court awarded the Petitioner against the Respondents jointly and severally a gross sum of Kshs. The Petitioner was a young woman from Moyale. Walekhwa R. All forms of exploitation and degradation of man particularly slavery, slave trade, torture, cruelty, inhuman or degrading punishment and treatment shall be prohibited.
Constitutional Law — right to inherent dignity and the right to have that dignity respected — Whether a discharge of the petitioner from the Kenya Defence forces on medical grounds without the medical board or a medical officer reviewing the medical grounds was unlawful and amounted to violation of the right to inherent dignity as provided in Article 28 of the Constitution — Constitution of Kenya,article 28; Kenya Defence Forces Act,section 1 f.
Kenya Law makes no warranties as to the comprehensiveness or accuracy of the information.
EL PACTO SERIE ACTORES All forms of exploitation and degradation of man particularly slavery, slave trade, torture, cruelty, inhuman or degrading punishment and treatment shall be prohibited.
Video: Kenya army passout parade 2013 Full Video of 2018 Kenyan Defense Forces (KDF) recruits Pass out ceremony
Please Wait. Whereas the peoples of the United Nations have in the Charter reaffirmed their faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person and in the equal rights of men and women and have determined to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom.
Article 5 of the Charter provides that:. The Court is satisfied that the personal belongings of the Petitioner were transmitted to the District Commissioner Moyale with directives to give the belongings including National identity card to the Petitioner. The petitioner was not given reasons as to why she was being removed from camp.
The manner in which the petitioner was discharged on the day of her pass out parade while her family had arrived for the event.
She was not able to join the Armed Forces Kenya.
A serviceman may be discharged by the competent service authority at any time during his period of colour service. The medical notes relied upon by the Respondent annexed to the Replying Affidavit do not demonstrate this inability. The Respondent acted in an inhuman manner leading the applicant to believe that she would go through with the graduation only to bundle her out the last minute without an explanation.
The petitioner was recruited into the Kenya Army and underwent training for four months at the Recruits Training School. Ngoepe Bernard M.
Sognare animali feriti a capodanno It seems she did not have an idea why she was being returned to Eldoret.
Kenya Law makes no warranties as to the comprehensiveness or accuracy of the information. Sued for and on behalf of the. Consequently the petitioner did not take the Oath of Allegiance, despite successfully completing basic training.
The petitioner was recruited into the Kenya Army and underwent training for four months at the Recruits Training School. Walekhwa R. The petitioner moved to Court to seek a declaration that her discharge from the Kenya Army was unlawful and that it violated her right to human treatment, respect and protection of her dignity.
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The petitioner successfully went through the basic training and was waiting to take the Oath of Allegiance in the pass out parade.
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Gary Player Clarifies Burma Ties; Refuses To Apologize For His Design Atrocities
October 12, 2007 / Geoff Shackelford
Gary Player, whose involvement in the Nelson Mandela Invitational annual charity event has been called into question over a course he designed in strife-torn Burma, has hit back fiercely at those who wish the event to distance itself from the man who has been the driving force behind it.
In a statement placed on the official Nelson Mandela Invitational website on Friday, nine-time major winner Player had this to say:
"I would like to take this opportunity to reiterate that my company's involvement in the design of a golf course in Burma has been taken entirely out of context.
"We did business there when the world's relations towards the regime there had thawed. We believed that the talks in which the regime was engaged with the democratic opposition would lead to free and fair elections and that, like South Africa, Burma would embrace the chance to free their people and live harmoniously as an example within Asia.
"With that in mind, we completed the design of a golf course in 2002 – an effort for which we were paid expenses only. At the time we were appointed, Dawn Aung San Suu Kyi had been released and it seemed as though real political change was in the air.
"Sadly, since that time it has proven to be a false dawn.
"I therefore, once again, want to make it abundantly clear that I decry in the strongest possible terms the recent events in Burma and wholeheartedly support Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu in his efforts to bring peace and transition to that country, including his call for sanctions.
"The Nelson Mandela Invitational charity golf tournament has been, and still is, my way of thanking and paying homage to our truly remarkable former President, whom we all love and respect."
October 12, 2007 / Geoff Shackelford/ 1 Comment
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Have you ever wondered why some people are able to become super-successful entrepreneurs while others just dream about it? Have you always wanted to follow in the footsteps of the world's wealthiest business owners, investors, or tech giants? What makes everything turn to gold at their touch? That's a question that all aspiring entrepreneurs would like the answer to, and we have it here.
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It turns out that in order to be able to crack the Entrepreneur Code, all you need to do is take a close look at some of the most successful men and women of today's world. It is immediately apparent by examining their daily habits, and seeing what they focus on, that they do things differently than the average person. If you can copy the same things that these uber-successful people do, you can achieve the same level of success that they have achieved.
That's what this book is about. Each chapter will examine a particular area of life where successful people tend to focus. The information was gathered through extensive research into more than 100 successful entrepreneurs, including everyone from actor & producer Jim Carrey to tech giant and PayPal founder Elon Musk.
In each of these life areas, which include health, fitness, personal development, relationships, and spiritual pursuits, we have identified several key habits that have turned these people into businesswomen and businessmen who have not only achieved fame and amassed a great fortune but are actually changing the world around them for the better.
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There's no denying that Washington, DC, is one exciting place to be. A palpable buzz passes through the distinguished streets and across the monument-lined National Mall. Kimpton Lorien Hotel & Spa's location gives you easy access to city gems ranging from the Smithsonian Institution's (free!) museums, and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (where a free performance happens every evening) to the Newseum, National Zoo and, of course, the big white abode where the First Family resides, the White House.
Thanks to our proximity to the Metro (two blocks away), guests can easily hop on a train at King Street station to take the short ride into the city. Then, after a full day of experiencing DC's powerful, prestigious, and poignant pull, sightseers can return to their Alexandria oasis, where the vibe is mellow and the comfort level high.


In collaboration with Uniarts Helsinki's Sibelius Academy Loikka festival organises a Kino Concert of dance films. The short films of the screening are accompanied by a new musical interpretation in the hands of Sibelius Academy's music technology and composition students. Päivi Takala, a filmmaker and a lecturer at Sibelius Academy's Music Technology Department and Alejandro Montes de Oca, a doctoral trainee at the Sibelius Academy, guide the students in their work.
Since the beginning of the history of motion picture, dance and film have travelled together. Already in the first experimentations of motion picture, dancers as well as the stars of physical theater and circus performed in front of the camera. For a long time movement was in the centre of cinematic storytelling which has left its strong mark on the development of the entire film narration. In the beginning speech wasn't as crucial a part of narration unlike sound and composition which both have always been essential in dance.


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Giants D gets after Packers Rodgers
Nursing a hamstring injury, Michael Boley played sparingly in the Giants' first meeting with the Packers last month. Meanwhile, Osi Umenyiora also sat out that game, unable to return until the regular season finale.
Along with the rest of a defense getting healthy at the right time, they couldn't wait to get another shot at Aaron Rodgers.
Well, make that two shots.
The linebacker and defensive end both notched two sacks apiece, leading a defensive effort in the 37-20 victory at Lambeau Field.
"We had great play coverage in the back," Umenyiora said. "We just tried to find ways to get to him. I think we did a good job of that and disrupted him just enough."
Rodgers completed 26 of 46 passes for 264 yards (5.7 AVG) with two touchdowns and an interception.
In his first two games back from injury, Umenyiora had two sacks against Dallas in the regular season finale and another in the wild-card matchup with the Falcons. The Packers game was his third, and Umenyiora ratcheted it up another notch, stripping Aaron Rodgers on the Packers' opening drive of the second half. It was his fourth career postseason sack.
"We did well. We know that we're a good football team, that we're a very good defense. We might not have shown most of it during the regular season, but that doesn't matter. This is the postseason and we're playing the way we're supposed to be playing right now."
Meanwhile, Boley led the team with nine tackles and notched his second sack on a key fourth-down stop.
Beginning the drive at their own 24, the Packers drove into Giants' territory to start the fourth quarter. However, the Giants strung together a few stops and forced a fourth-and-five.
Down 20-13, the Packers decided to go for it, but Michael Boley sacked Rodgers, turning the ball over on downs. On the ensuing drive, Lawrence Tynes kicked a 35-yard field goal to give the Giants a 23-13 lead with under eight minutes to play.
"They've done some great things on offense, and they have a lot of confidence in it," Boley said of the Packers going for it. "So for us, we stepped up, we made a big play."
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As you may know we have a JSONMBS class in our MBS Xojo Util Plugin to work with JSON data. The class is optimized for best performance, but some people prefer to use native Xojo classes like dictionary for representing objects.
For the upcoming 19.2 release, we'll add new convert methods to our class. You can convert from Xojo objects to JSON and back. This involves using dictionaries for the objects and Xojo arrays for the arrays in JSON. As we don't know what is in the array, we use arrays of variants.
This function checks what is in the variant and returns a matching JSONMBS object. String, boolean, integers and doubles are just wrapped with JSONMBS objects. Dictionaries are converted to JSON objects, but we only use text for the keys. Currency values are converted to double, colors to integers, dates and texts are converted to strings before processing them. We detect arrays of String, Object, Variant, Single, Double, Int32, Int64, Boolean and Currency and convert them to JSON arrays. Anything else can raise an exception about an unsupported type.
The counter-part function on the JSONMBS class returns the varisant matching whatever is in the JSON data. The plugin will create arrays of variant, dictionaries and values (string, double, int64, boolean and nil).
Performance on the new methods should be as good as Xojo.Core.Use Xojo.Data.ParseJSON and Xojo.Data.GenerateJSON functions in the Xojo runtime. But as we use Variant/String/Dictionary and not Auto/Text/Xojo.Core.Dictionary, this may be an interesting alternative for you?
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Many travellers are searching for Top Ten Things To Do Hua Hin, Most of the activities to do in Hua Hin are geared towards family fun by the seaside. Most Thais view Hua Hin as an elegant and romantic gateway holiday destination, which is a notion that started close to a Century ago when the well-to-do and members of the Royal Family would spend their holidays there. Due to this, you will find countless beautiful seaside villas, houses, and various attractive vintage summer palaces lining the Hua Hin landscape. You can find Top Ten Things To Do Hua Hin travel information.
Top Ten Things To Do Hua Hin, Typically, Hua Hin is full of people getting a break through the crazy Bangkok lifestyle on weekends and since it is only a short drive away, they have retained its popularity. The towns charming feel is perhaps the highest attraction of Hua Hin. Here are the top 10 things to do in Hua Hin.
This year seaside palace like most of Hua Hin was constructed during the early 1920s during King Rama VIs reign. An Italian architect designed it and yes it features latticework, many verandahs, in addition to covered boardwalks. One of the many charming attributes of the complex can be a beautiful passage from your boardwalks ultimately causing the water.
Cicada Market offers handmade crafts, art, and great times. Featuring its open-air market concept, Cicada brings Hua Hins artistic talents together in addition to those who love being able to express themselves freely. As well as the crafts market, additionally, you will locate a beer garden, art gallery, and live music.
In Prachuab Kirikhan province, Khao Takiab is amongst the greatest attractions. A translation of Khao Takiab is Chopstick Mountain but you might hear people refer to it as Monkey Mountain due to monkeys that reside into it. The Mountain also houses a hilltop temple with amazing views of Hua Hin. A large bell sits at the start of the hike around the temple accompanied by a flight of stairs for the main shrine forming a pagoda-like structure.
Santorini Park succeeds in bringing a sheet of the gorgeous Greek Island to Cha-Am. It provides was able to get every piece of information right including the colorfully painted windows, classic whitewashed buildings, to the domed towers and stone-paved paths. A fantastic lineup of restaurants, shops, as well as the amusement park implies that good times have been in store for all those.
The newest attraction and theme shopping village in Hua Hin may be the Venezia. It makes sense the development in popularity and visible success of other similar weekend destinations in Thailand. Kao Yais Palio was probably one of the triggers for the epidemic frenzy for beautiful villages then Hua Hins Santorini Park, and Bangkoks Asiatique.
Just about the most mysterious and mystical landmarks of Thailand may be the magnificent Phraya Nakhon cave. However, only some travelers ever get the opportunity to snap a photo from it. This is because quite easy: it can be hidden inside a hard to reach cave and merely few dedicated visitors ever put in the effort to see it. The ones that do put in the effort get to love a stunning view resembling something from a scene in an Indiana Jones movie. The cave is positioned within the Khao Sam Roi Yot National park, which is actually a 45-minute drive south of Hua Hin. To attain the cave you initially need to drive into a small village of Bang Pu sitting from the beach and after that it is possible to take a boat or trek. The trek is half an hour above the hill leading towards the Laem Sala beach.
Black Mountain Water Park promises to offer a fun-filled day for any individual hoping to get a major splash including families. This park has 9 different water slides, beach pool, lazy river, kids pool, a wave pool, and much more. Every one of these are positioned with a vast mountain hugging landscape that fronts a man-made lake about 10 km north of Hua Hin. The same people behind the Black Mountain Golf Course are the type that own and manage the liquid park which is the very best attraction inside their portfolio. It can be situated opposite the golf course, on the local road passing through Baan Silapin and Wat Huay Mongkol.
The Hua Hin Night industry is situated in the heart of town in between the Railway line and Petchkasem Road plus it encompasses one street. The marketplace goes to life from 18:30 when traders start lining the road because of their stalls selling all sorts of merchandise. A fantastic collection of seafood restaurants line the street that hosts the night time Market and draw a lot of attention in the visitors.
The Hua Hin Railway station was constructed in the reign of King Rama VI. It is only a short distance from the core of town. The railway station combined with the adjacent royal waiting room are indisputably beautiful. The brightly painted wooden buildings are Thai in design and concept and somehow manage to possess a Victorian feel in their mind. You need to go check out the railway station even if you dont arrive by train. It is photogenic, quirky, and charming.


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Christian Bjørnshøj Poulsen , né le  à  au Danemark, est un footballeur international danois qui évolue au poste de milieu défensif.

Biographie

Carrière en club
Christian Poulsen commence sa carrière dans son petit club natal, à Asnæs.

Il y reste dix années, puis part pour Holbæk, où il débute au plus haut niveau, alors âgé de 17 ans. Il hérite souvent du brassard de capitaine pour ses mérites sur le terrain.

En 2000, il effectue un test au FC Copenhague. Une semaine après ce test, il signe son premier contrat professionnel, et remporte le championnat du Danemark la même année.

Il reçoit sa première sélection en équipe nationale le , dans un match qui oppose le Danemark aux Pays-Bas, et part en Corée à l'occasion du Mondial 2002.

Puis, il s'engage avec Schalke 04 pour 7 millions d'euros, où il reste quatre années.

Il dispute l'Euro 2004 avec l'équipe nationale du Danemark et est désigné « meilleur joueur danois » deux années consécutives, en 2005 et 2006.

En 2006, arrivé en fin de contrat avec Schalke 04, il est convoité par le Milan AC et l'Inter Milan, mais il préfère s'engager avec le FC Séville.

Le 14 juillet 2008, il signe pour quatre ans à la Juventus de Turin, et pour 9,75 millions d'euros.

Le 12 août 2010, il rejoint le Liverpool FC pour 5,5 millions d'euros. Le 30 août 2011, il s'engage pour un an avec Évian Thonon Gaillard après avoir joué seulement 12 matches avec son ancien club. Au sein du club haut-savoyard, il y retrouve deux compatriotes, membres de la sélection nationale danoise : Stephan Andersen et Daniel Wass. Il devient également le second joueur dans l'histoire du football après le roumain Florin Răducioiu à avoir évolué dans les cinq grands championnats européens (Angleterre, Allemagne, Espagne, Italie et France). Le milieu danois dispute 27 matchs toutes compétitions confondues mais ne prolonge pas son contrat avec le club savoyard à l'issue de la saison. Il est donc laissé libre au début de l'été 2012.

Le , Poulsen signe un contrat de deux saisons en faveur de l'Ajax Amsterdam.

En 2014 il fait son retour dans le club de ses débuts, le FC Copenhague, où il termine sa carrière professionnelle.

En équipe nationale
Il reçoit sa première sélection en équipe nationale le , dans un match qui oppose le Danemark aux Pays-Bas. Il devient rapidement titulaire au sein de son équipe.

Un an plus tard, il fut convoqué par Morten Olsen pour participer à la Coupe du monde 2002. Le Danemark sortira en huitièmes de finales en s'inclinant contre l'Angleterre de Michael Owen sur le score de 3-0.  Il enchaîna lors de l'Euro 2004 où les Vikings s'arrêteront en quarts-de-finale, défaits par la Tchéquie 3-0. Il inscrit son premier but en sélection le 26 mars 2005 lors d'un match face au Kazakhstan comptant pour les éliminatoires de la Coupe du monde 2006.

Christian Poulsen fut convoqué par Morten Olsen pour participer à la Coupe du monde 2010. Les Danois ne parviennent toutefois pas à sortir de la phase de groupe lors de cette compétition. Il disputera sa dernière compétition lors de l'Euro 2012 où les Vikings sortiront en phases de poules.

Le , il annonce qu'il met un terme à sa carrière internationale, après 92 sélections et 6 buts depuis 2001.

Carrière d'entraîneur
Après sa carrière de joueur, Christian Poulsen devient entraîneur. En mars 2019 il est annoncé comme futur entraîneur adjoint d'Erik ten Hag à l'Ajax Amsterdam.

Le 25 septembre 2021, Christian Poulsen devient entraîneur adjoint de Kasper Hjulmand, le sélectionneur de l'équipe nationale du Danemark.

Palmarès

En club
 Champion du Danemark 2001 (FC Copenhague)
 Vainqueur de la Supercoupe du Danemark 2001 (FC Copenhague)
 Vice-Champion du Danemark 2002 (FC Copenhague)
 Finaliste de la coupe du Danemark 2002 (FC Copenhague)
 Vainqueur de la Coupe Intertoto 2003 et 2004 (Schalke 04)
 Vainqueur de la Coupe de la Ligue d'Allemagne 2005 (Schalke 04)
 Vice-champion d'Allemagne 2005 (Schalke 04)
 Finaliste de la Coupe d'Allemagne 2005 (Schalke 04)
 Vainqueur de la Supercoupe de l'UEFA 2006 (FC Séville)
 Finaliste de la Supercoupe de l'UEFA 2007 (FC Séville)
 Vainqueur de la Coupe d'Espagne 2007 (FC Séville)
 Vainqueur de la Coupe de l'UEFA 2007 (FC Séville)
 Vainqueur de la Supercoupe d'Espagne 2007 (FC Séville)
 Championnat des Pays-Bas 2013 et 2014 (Ajax Amsterdam)
 Coupe du Danemark 2015 (FC Copenhague)

Distinctions personnelles
 Équipe type des 10 ans du Football Croix-de-Savoie 74 élue par les lecteurs du Dauphiné libéré en 2013

Buts internationaux

Statistiques

Dernière mise à jour le 15 septembre 2014

Notes et références

Liens externes

Footballeur international danois
Joueur du FC Copenhague
Joueur du FC Schalke 04
Joueur du Séville FC
Joueur de la Juventus FC
Joueur du Liverpool FC
Joueur du Thonon Évian Grand Genève FC
Joueur de l'Ajax Amsterdam
Naissance en février 1980
Naissance au Danemark


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Q: Set two state variables based on a single websocket stream on a single click The app is streaming price data. I would like to click a button that prints the price when the button was clicked (state variable 1, guess) then 5 seconds later print the price again (actual, state variable 2)
price is the state variable from the datastream
Unfortunately, the value for guess is always equal to actual, even though price has changed.
function App() {
  const [price, setPrice] = useState(null);
  const [guess, setGuess] = useState(null);
  const [actual, setActual] = useState(null);
  useEffect(() => {
    const ws = new WebSocket("wss://stream.binance.com:9443/ws/btcusdt@trade");
    ws.onmessage = (event) => {
      let stockObject = JSON.parse(event.data);
      let price = parseFloat(stockObject.p).toFixed(2);
      setPrice(price);
    };
  }, []);

  const sleep = (milliseconds) => {
    return new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, milliseconds));
  };

  const makeAGuess = async (price) => {
    setGuess(price);
    await sleep(5000); //wait 5 seconds
  };
  const getActual = async (price) => {
    await sleep(5000); //wait 5 seconds
    setActual(price);
  };

  return (

      {price &&
{price}
}
      {guess &&
{guess}
}
      {actual &&
{actual}
}
      <button onClick={() => makeAGuess(price).then(getActual(price))}>
        Click me
      </button>

  );```

A: You can use useRef hook to get current value of state.
To update with current value. You must update .current property's value of useRef variable in this case is priceRef.current.
function App() {
    const [price, setPrice] = useState(null);
    const [guess, setGuess] = useState(null);
    const [actual, setActual] = useState(null);
    const priceRef = useRef(price);
    priceRef.current = price;

    useEffect(() => {
      const ws = new WebSocket("wss://stream.binance.com:9443/ws/btcusdt@trade");
      ws.onmessage = (event) => {
        let stockObject = JSON.parse(event.data);
        let price = parseFloat(stockObject.p).toFixed(2);
        setPrice(price);
      };
    }, []);

    const sleep = (milliseconds) => {
      return new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, milliseconds));
    };

    const makeAGuess = async () => {
      setGuess(price);
      await sleep(5000); //wait 5 seconds
    };
    const getActual = async () => {
      await sleep(5000); //wait 5 seconds
      setActual(priceRef.current);
    };

    return (

        {price &&
{price}
}
        {guess &&
{guess}
}
        {actual &&
{actual}
}
        <button onClick={() => { makeAGuess(); getActual() }}>
          Click me
        </button>

    );
export default Sidebar;


Wenceslaus is the English and Latinized form of Veceslav, a Czech and Slovakian name which means "more glory." The modern, contracted form is Václav, with a variant of Věnceslav. The Polish form is Wacław (older form Więcesław), the Bulgarian form is Ventseslav, the Russian and Ukrainian form is Vyacheslav, the Spanish form is Venceslás, the Italian form is Venceslao, the Romanian form is Veaceslav, the Hungarian form is Vencel, and the German form is Wenzeslaus (older form Wenzel).
Wenceslaus is mentioned in a bad light in Canto VII of Purgatorio, and held up as an example of a crappy king in Canto XIX of Paradiso. He was still alive during Dante's otherworldly journey in 1300, though had passed on by the time Dante actually began writing his beautiful poem.
Wenceslaus, part of the Přemyslid Dynasty, was the fourth and youngest legitimate child of King Ottokar II, and the only surviving son. His mother was Queen Kunigunda, who was part of Russia's Ryurikovich Dynasty on her father's side. Shortly before his seventh birthday, his father passed away. Before Wenceslaus was old enough to rule in his own right, Margate Otto V of Brandenburg–Salzwedel and then his stepfather Záviš of Falkenštejn governed the kingdom.
At age thirteen, on 24 January 1285, Wenceslaus married Judith of Habsburg, daughter of King Rudolf I of Germany, to whom he'd become betrothed in 1276. In 1290, Wenceslaus had his stepfather beheaded for supposed treason and took the throne in his own right.
Under his rule, the empire expanded from the Baltic Sea to the Danube, important cities such as Plzeň were founded, the penny of Prague currency was created, Bohemia became Europe's largest producer of silver, and the crowns of Bohemia, Poland, and Hungary were won. There was also great urban development, and he planned to build Central Europe's first university.
Wren is obviously after the English word for the small songbird, derived from the Old English wrenna. I'm quite partial to Nature names, as long as they're not too outlandish. Bird names as people names are kind of hit-or-miss, but I've always really liked the name Wren. It's so sweet and simple, though perhaps works better as a middle name.


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The winners of this year's Muck and Magic Gardens Competition will be revealed at a ceremony tonight.
Roger Burnett from Muck and Magic will be hosting the ceremony, which will take place from 6.30pm at the Scarborough Spa.
Awards will be given out to everyone from school gardeners to businesses who have bloomed up their premises, pubs and restaurant gardens, private gardens, caravan sites and residential care home gardens.
Mr Burnett said: "Muck and Magic Gardens Competition becomes more popular every year and we are really pleased to see so many enthusiastic people who just love being in their little piece of paradise.
The competition's results will be available on the Scarborough News website from 9am tomorrow.


Ed. note: Does anyone actually think we will at some point know what is really going on with the "deep state" between Russia and America?
The email received today from Amazon provides no reason for the suppression. Please provide your justification for this action. I find this action troublesome since the material addressed in TREACHERY supports with physical and forensic evidence the murder of hundreds of American military personnel.
Larping (or LARPing) is short for "Live Action Role-Playing". A live action role-playing game is a form of role-playing game where the participants physically act out their characters' actions. The players pursue their characters' goals within a fictional setting represented by the real world, while interacting with one another in character. The outcome of player actions may be mediated by game rules, or determined by consensus between players.


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Home Gay Life Jaimie Alexander wants to play Valkyrie's Queen in Thor 4
Jaimie Alexander wants to play Valkyrie's Queen in Thor 4
After what feels like forever, with Marvel executives constantly promising that an LGBTQ superhero is coming, the major movie studio has revealed who the first one will be – the Thor franchise's Valkyrie, played by Tessa Thompson.
It wasn't much of a surprise to fans, as Tessa – who identifies as bisexual herself – confirmed back in 2017 that a scene where a woman left Valkyrie's bedroom, implying that they had been intimate together, had been cut from Thor: Ragnarok.
At the San Diego Comic Con this year, Tessa revealed what's in store for her character in upcoming sequel Thor: Love And Thunder, explaining: "As new king, [Valkyrie] needs to find her queen. That will be her first order of business. She has some ideas. Keep you posted."
While we're sure there are many potential candidates waiting in line to join Valkyrie on the throne, the latest person to put themselves forward for the role is Jaimie Alexander, who played Sif in Thor and Thor: The Dark World.
Sif was absent during Thor: Ragnarok due to Jaimie's other filming commitments, and it was confirmed that she turned to dust after Thanos' finger snap, but now balance has restored it's assumed she's back to life – and ready for a same-sex romance, it seems.
Responding to an article from IGN speculating who could be Valkyrie's queen, which included Sif as a candidate, Jaimie tweeted the love-heart-eyes emoji and the caption "raises hand" to show her approval.
Could you see Sif and Valkyrie ruling Asgard? If not Sif, who could her queen be? Well, Tessa has said that she "loves" the idea of a romance between Valkyrie and Captain Marvel…


Ari Wilkenfeld is a seasoned employment law litigator and trial attorney who has worked as both a management-side labor lawyer, and, for the past 18 years, as a plaintiffs'-side employment attorney. He has extensive experience litigating in federal and state courts, as well as before the EEOC, the Merit System Protection Board and various arbitration groups. He has represented thousands of individuals in cases against their former or current employers. His clients come from all walks of life and from a broad range of industries. He has represented professionals such as high level executives, investment bankers, hair salon stylists, fencing and dance instructors, commission-based sales professionals, human resources professionals, University professors, and a wide range of federal employees, including everything from Custom Border Protection officers to food and safety inspectors.
Before co-founding Wilkenfeld, Herendeen & Atkinson with Rosalind Herendeen in 2013, Mr. Wilkenfeld served as Senior Counsel to The Law Offices of Gary M. Gilbert & Associates, where he headed the Firm's private sector and civil litigation practices.
Mr. Wilkenfeld was a founding partner of Katz, Marshall & Banks, LLP, and before that a partner at Bernabei & Katz, PLLC. Over the course of his ten-year career at these two firms, Mr. Wilkenfeld concentrated his practice on employment discrimination, employment contracts and non-compete issues.
In March 2006, Mr. Wilkenfeld, as a member of Bernabei & Katz, PLLC, received a Presidential Citation from the American Psychological Association. The Citation commends Mr. Wilkenfeld for his "commitment to fighting on behalf of psychologists and others who have faced unjust discrimination, sexual harassment, and psychological intimidation in corporate, educational, and governmental settings." The Citation praises Mr. Wilkenfeld as being "among the best employment lawyers in the nation."
Mr. Wilkenfeld received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Syracuse University in 1993. He received a J.D. degree from The University of Pennsylvania School of Law in 1997, where he served as a Senior Editor for the University of Pennsylvania Journal of Labor and Employment Law and an Associate Editor for the Comparative Labor Law Journal. He was a Legal Writing Instructor, a Legal Research Fellow and a member of The University of Pennsylvania Law School's National Mock Trial Team.
Mr. Wilkenfeld is barred in Maryland and the District of Columbia. He is an active member of the bars of the D.C. Circuit, the Fourth Circuit and the United States Supreme Court. He is an active member of the American Bar Association, the District of Columbia Bar Association, the National Employment Lawyers Association, and the Metropolitan Washington Employment Lawyers Association.


The city recently opened a new 25,440-square-foot city hall adjacent to the Police Department on Gorman Street, creating a centralized city campus.
In March 2016, the City Council approved a financing plan that would require no tax increase to fund the proposed new city hall building. The plan includes a mix of internal transfers and an interfund loan to cover the estimated $8.5 million cost. The city would not have to bond for the construction project, minimizing the financial impact to taxpayers while creating a better customer-service experience.
The City Council hired CPMI for $295,928 as construction manager for the project. CPMI oversaw pre-construction and construction of the city hall building.
The city has been in its downtown building, a former bank, since spring 1993. While the building is in decent condition, its space limitations, security concerns and distance from other city offices can create hassles for residents, contractors, business owners and staff.
In July 2014, the council hired BKV Group to conduct a Feasibility Study [PDF] of the city's space needs now and into the future, as well as cost estimates of remodeling or adding on to the existing city hall versus constructing a new building. In July 2015, the council directed BKV Group to begin developing architectural plans and construction documents for a new city hall.
City staff are looking at options for the current downtown city hall building.
Sept. 5: Open house and ribbon cutting, 5:30-7 p.m.


Negril Palms Hotel is an intimate, tropical hideaway perfect for couples, families and singles, and centrally located on the world famous 7 mile beach in Negril. Negril Palms is just a short walking distance from all of Negril's well known beach attractions and entertainment hot-spots.
This cozy hotel has 33 standard or deluxe rooms nestled in tropical gardens. All rooms have either king, queen or 2 double beds. Specific bed type is based on request and cannot be guaranteed.
Our open air seaside pool, Restaurant and bar offer the perfect setting for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a Jamaican cocktail. Our talented Chefs and bartenders have an array of Jamaican inspired international and local favourites to tantalize your palate.


The shop is now furnished with dark ebony-style cabinetry. We've also accessorised with sumptuous velvets, a beautiful showcase for our wide range of products.
Velvet, along with fur and taffeta, was a favourite of European aristocracy during the sixteenth century. It was quite hard to produce, and therefore expensive and luxurious. Similarly ebony was used to make luxury furniture for the wealthy, because it was finely-textured and has a very smooth finish when polished.
If you're shopping here, you'll find our products range from gold crown key rings to beautifully set sapphire rings. These depict the stones set in the Crown, part of the Honours of Scotland which are on display at the castle. The crown was first worn for the coronation of James V's wife Mary of Guise in 1540, so has a long and illustrious history.
When you're next visiting us here at the castle, make sure to stop by the Crown Gift Shop and have a nosey!
But don't worry if you can't make it as far as Edinburgh. We also have our online shop where you can browse to your heart's content, so you won't miss out!


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Monitor Your Server from a webpage

GoMonitor allows for any system command to easily be displayed in a webpage with a nicely designed web panel.
The project is still in it's infacy, however soon i hope to finish the panel as well as add a secure login form.

##FAQ
1.Why don't you just take a query variable and execute it? Security Security Security. By hardcoding allowed commands
it's literally impossible to run a non-supported command.

##FEATURES
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    using Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc;

    public class EmptyController : Controller
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An executor is a person who manages the estate settlement process after someone has died. If you create an estate plan you get to choose who your executor is, even though the court will have to approve the nomination and officially recognize the executor, also called a personal representative or estate administrator. If you're having difficulty selecting your executor, here are a couple of tips you may want to consider.
Executors are not free, and they will have to be compensated for their time. However, many states have limits on how much executors can charge an estate, and while it may be counterintuitive, hiring a professional to do the job may be less expensive than a family member. For example, a family member may need to use a probate attorney much more than a professional who is already experienced with the probate process.
Some people think that having co-executors is a good option because it allows for more than one person to handle the estate and, if you are selecting family members, will convey to more than one person that you believe they are important. However, this is almost always an incredibly bad idea. It's best to select a single person and have that person solely responsible for the estate settlement process. That person can hire the professionals he or she needs, but it should be left to a single executor, and not multiple ones. If you are concerned about hurting feelings, you can always name alternate executors in case the first cannot or will not serve.


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Pittsburgh sportscaster suing chemical companies over dad's death
Rich Walsh says pesticides used on golf courses killed his father
Paul Van Osdol
Investigative Reporter
Pittsburgh's Action News 4 Investigator Paul Van Osdol talk with a Pittsburgh sportscaster's whose dad dies at 56. Now, he's taking on the big chemical companies.
A Pittsburgh sportscaster is taking on some of the nation's biggest chemical companies, accusing them of making pesticides that killed his father. Tom Walsh died of leukemia at just 56 years old, after he spent 38 years working on Pittsburgh-area golf courses."Not only my dad, but he was my best friend too," said his son, sportscaster Rich Walsh.VIDEO: Click Here to Watch Paul Van Osdol's ReportHe grew up around the golf courses his dad was responsible for keeping green.Among them the former Alcoma Country Club in Penn Hills where Tom Walsh worked for more than two decades."He loved golf. He loved working outside. He loved to take care of golf courses," Rich Walsh said.Rich and his dad were playing golf back in the summer of 2008 when his father got terribly sick.They thought it was a bad cold but tests showed Tom Walsh had acute myeloid leukemia. He ended up in a medically-induced coma."At one point they told me he was the sickest person in Pittsburgh. He made it out of the coma and we thought we were in the clear," Walsh said.But in February 2009, when Rich was flying back from a Steelers Super Bowl victory, he got the call that would change his life."Got a phone call on the plane that he went into cardiac arrest, and he lost all brain activity," Walsh said.The next day, Tom Walsh was dead."I'd give up everything I have to have him here sitting next to me right now," Walsh said. "It's just so hard even five years later."Rich's perspective changed after his dad's oncologist showed him the results of genetic testing on Tom Walsh."He pointed out how my dad's DNA was altered and his chromosomes were changed throughout the years because of exposure to chemicals," Walsh said."And the only chemicals Mr. Walsh ever worked with were pesticides," said Anthony D'Amico, Walsh's attorney.D'Amico said log books discovered by Rich after his father's death are another key piece of evidence.In them Tom Walsh detailed every pesticide he applied over the course of nearly two decades ,down to the date and the amount.Chemicals like Daconil, Dylox and Chipco. Also Dursban, which was withdrawn from home and garden use in 2000 because of EPA concerns.Companies making those chemicals and others - Bayer, BASF, Dow, John Deere Landscapes, Monsanto and Syngenta - were named in a lawsuit filed by Rich Walsh and his dad's estate."I feel like they took my dad away from me. I feel like they murdered my dad," Walsh said.One company, Syngenta, said in a statement that all the chemicals named in the suit "must undergo a rigorous registration process" with the EPA that includes "more than 120 public studies and numerous intricate regulatory submissions to evaluate any potential impact on the environment and human health."In court records, the companies argue there is no evidence showing any specific chemicals caused Tom Walsh's death.The companies also criticize Walsh's medical experts, with Bayer saying in one document, "On its face, that 'methodology' is at best, novel science, and, at worst, no science at all."Jay Feldman of the advocacy group Beyond Pesticides has heard that before."When you call these types of conclusions junk science then you're basically ignoring the body of scientific literature," Feldman said. "You see incredible connections between brain cancer, leukemia, non-Hodgkins lymphoma, with a lot of these chemicals that are used in turf management."A study of former golf course superintendents found they had higher levels of four types of cancer: brain, lymphoma, prostate and large intestine. While the study found the pattern was similar to other occupations using pesticide, it did not say any specific chemicals caused cancer."I would say golf course superintendent is in one of the highest risk categories when it comes to exposure to pesticides," Feldman said.Reporter Paul Van Osdol asked the state Agriculture Department - which oversees pesticide applicators - about that study.Van Osdol: "Should they be concerned about working around these chemicals?"Lisa Candelore, Agriculture Department: "I think anybody using any type of chemical needs to take the proper steps."That includes wearing protective clothing, goggles and even a respirator.Rich says his dad did all of that."You do what the chemical companies tell you to do but it still didn't save my dad's life," he said.Some of the chemicals used by Tom Walsh twenty or thirty years ago have since been banned or restricted by the EPA. And, while pesticides are still widely used on golf courses, some courses in the Pittsburgh area have moved toward using organic products.More than two dozen area courses - including Glengarry Golf Links in Latrobe - are now using organic fertilizer. And they're using fewer toxic chemicals, according to Rich Bryce of Advanced Turf Solutions."We are absolutely going toward more environmentally and people friendly products, because it's the right thing to do," Bryce said.Among the courses going green is Rolling Fields in Murrysville. The owner is Rich Walsh, whose father took over the course only a couple years before his death.Tom Walsh- nicknamed T-Bone - is remembered on the walls and even at the bar.Every year they hold a tournament to raise money for the Western Pennsylvania Cancer Institute where Tom Walsh was treated.Rich hopes something positive also comes out of his lawsuit.Van Osdol: "You trying to send a message with this?"Walsh: "Yeah. I don't know if one person can do it but I'm going to try."This legal battle has been going on for four years and it's not expected to end anytime soon.One local pesticide distributor named in the lawsuit, E.H. Griffith, recently reached a settlement with Rich Walsh.Experts say golfers do not face the same exposure to chemicals as course superintendents. But they say golfers should definitely take these precautions:Avoid putting anything in your mouth that touches the golf course, including tees or cigars.And wash your hands after you finish your round.
MURRYSVILLE, Pa. —
A Pittsburgh sportscaster is taking on some of the nation's biggest chemical companies, accusing them of making pesticides that killed his father. Tom Walsh died of leukemia at just 56 years old, after he spent 38 years working on Pittsburgh-area golf courses.
"Not only my dad, but he was my best friend too," said his son, sportscaster Rich Walsh.
Statement from the Companies
Can Golf Courses Pesticides Cause Cancer?
VIDEO: Click Here to Watch Paul Van Osdol's Report
He grew up around the golf courses his dad was responsible for keeping green.
Among them the former Alcoma Country Club in Penn Hills where Tom Walsh worked for more than two decades.
"He loved golf. He loved working outside. He loved to take care of golf courses," Rich Walsh said.
Rich and his dad were playing golf back in the summer of 2008 when his father got terribly sick.
They thought it was a bad cold but tests showed Tom Walsh had acute myeloid leukemia. He ended up in a medically-induced coma.
"At one point they told me he was the sickest person in Pittsburgh. He made it out of the coma and we thought we were in the clear," Walsh said.
But in February 2009, when Rich was flying back from a Steelers Super Bowl victory, he got the call that would change his life.
"Got a phone call on the plane that he went into cardiac arrest, and he lost all brain activity," Walsh said.
The next day, Tom Walsh was dead.
"I'd give up everything I have to have him here sitting next to me right now," Walsh said. "It's just so hard even five years later."
Rich's perspective changed after his dad's oncologist showed him the results of genetic testing on Tom Walsh.
"He pointed out how my dad's DNA was altered and his chromosomes were changed throughout the years because of exposure to chemicals," Walsh said.
"And the only chemicals Mr. Walsh ever worked with were pesticides," said Anthony D'Amico, Walsh's attorney.
D'Amico said log books discovered by Rich after his father's death are another key piece of evidence.
In them Tom Walsh detailed every pesticide he applied over the course of nearly two decades ,down to the date and the amount.
Chemicals like Daconil, Dylox and Chipco. Also Dursban, which was withdrawn from home and garden use in 2000 because of EPA concerns.
Companies making those chemicals and others - Bayer, BASF, Dow, John Deere Landscapes, Monsanto and Syngenta - were named in a lawsuit filed by Rich Walsh and his dad's estate.
"I feel like they took my dad away from me. I feel like they murdered my dad," Walsh said.
One company, Syngenta, said in a statement that all the chemicals named in the suit "must undergo a rigorous registration process" with the EPA that includes "more than 120 public studies and numerous intricate regulatory submissions to evaluate any potential impact on the environment and human health."
In court records, the companies argue there is no evidence showing any specific chemicals caused Tom Walsh's death.
The companies also criticize Walsh's medical experts, with Bayer saying in one document, "On its face, that 'methodology' is at best, novel science, and, at worst, no science at all."
Jay Feldman of the advocacy group Beyond Pesticides has heard that before.
"When you call these types of conclusions junk science then you're basically ignoring the body of scientific literature," Feldman said. "You see incredible connections between brain cancer, leukemia, non-Hodgkins lymphoma, with a lot of these chemicals that are used in turf management."
A study of former golf course superintendents found they had higher levels of four types of cancer: brain, lymphoma, prostate and large intestine. While the study found the pattern was similar to other occupations using pesticide, it did not say any specific chemicals caused cancer.
"I would say golf course superintendent is in one of the highest risk categories when it comes to exposure to pesticides," Feldman said.
Reporter Paul Van Osdol asked the state Agriculture Department - which oversees pesticide applicators - about that study.
Van Osdol: "Should they be concerned about working around these chemicals?"
Lisa Candelore, Agriculture Department: "I think anybody using any type of chemical needs to take the proper steps."
That includes wearing protective clothing, goggles and even a respirator.
Rich says his dad did all of that.
"You do what the chemical companies tell you to do but it still didn't save my dad's life," he said.
Some of the chemicals used by Tom Walsh twenty or thirty years ago have since been banned or restricted by the EPA. And, while pesticides are still widely used on golf courses, some courses in the Pittsburgh area have moved toward using organic products.
More than two dozen area courses - including Glengarry Golf Links in Latrobe - are now using organic fertilizer. And they're using fewer toxic chemicals, according to Rich Bryce of Advanced Turf Solutions.
"We are absolutely going toward more environmentally and people friendly products, because it's the right thing to do," Bryce said.
Among the courses going green is Rolling Fields in Murrysville. The owner is Rich Walsh, whose father took over the course only a couple years before his death.
Tom Walsh- nicknamed T-Bone - is remembered on the walls and even at the bar.
Every year they hold a tournament to raise money for the Western Pennsylvania Cancer Institute where Tom Walsh was treated.
Rich hopes something positive also comes out of his lawsuit.
Van Osdol: "You trying to send a message with this?"
Walsh: "Yeah. I don't know if one person can do it but I'm going to try."
This legal battle has been going on for four years and it's not expected to end anytime soon.
One local pesticide distributor named in the lawsuit, E.H. Griffith, recently reached a settlement with Rich Walsh.
Experts say golfers do not face the same exposure to chemicals as course superintendents. But they say golfers should definitely take these precautions:
Avoid putting anything in your mouth that touches the golf course, including tees or cigars.
And wash your hands after you finish your round.