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using System.Collections.Generic;
using NUnit.Framework;
using Saltarelle.Compiler.JSModel;
using Saltarelle.Compiler.JSModel.Expressions;
using Saltarelle.Compiler.JSModel.Statements;

namespace Saltarelle.Compiler.Tests.OutputFormatterTests
{
	[TestFixture]
	public class NonMinifiedOutputTests {
		private void AssertCorrect(JsExpression expr, string expected) {
			var actual = OutputFormatter.Format(expr);
			Assert.That(actual.Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo(expected.Replace("\r\n", "\n")));
		}

		private void AssertCorrect(JsStatement stmt, string expected) {
			var actual = OutputFormatter.Format(stmt);
			Assert.That(actual.Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo(expected.Replace("\r\n", "\n")));
		}

		[Test]
		public void ArrayLiteralWorks() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.ArrayLiteral(), "[]");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.ArrayLiteral(JsExpression.Number(1)), "[1]");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.ArrayLiteral(JsExpression.Number(1), JsExpression.Number(2)), "[1, 2]");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.ArrayLiteral(JsExpression.Number(1), null, JsExpression.Number(2), null), "[1, , 2, ]");
		}

		[Test]
		public void IndexingWorks() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Binary(ExpressionNodeType.Index,
			                   JsExpression.Binary(ExpressionNodeType.Index,
			                       JsExpression.Number(1),
			                       JsExpression.Number(2)
			                   ),
			                   JsExpression.Number(3)
			               ),
			               "1[2][3]");
		}

		[Test]
		public void StringLiteralsAreCorrectlyEncoded() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.String("x"), "'x'");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.String("\""), "'\"'");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.String("'"), "'\\''");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.String("\r\n/\\"), "'\\r\\n/\\\\'");
		}

		[Test]
		public void RegularExpressionLiteralsAreCorrectlyEncoded() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Regexp("x"), "/x/");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Regexp("\""), "/\"/");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Regexp("/"), "/\\//");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Regexp("\r\n/\\"), "/\\r\\n\\/\\\\/");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Regexp("x", "g"), "/x/g");
		}

		[Test]
		public void NullLiteralWorks() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Null, "null");
		}

		[Test]
		public void BooleanLiteralsWork() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.True, "true");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.False, "false");
		}

		[Test]
		public void NumbersAreCorrectlyRepresented() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Number(1), "1");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Number(1.25), "1.25");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Number(double.PositiveInfinity), "Infinity");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Number(double.NegativeInfinity), "-Infinity");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Number(double.NaN), "NaN");
		}

		[Test]
		public void IdentifierIsOutputCorrectly() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.Identifier("SomeIdentifier"), "SomeIdentifier");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ObjectLiteralIsOutputCorrectly() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.ObjectLiteral(), "{}");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.ObjectLiteral(new JsObjectLiteralProperty("x", JsExpression.Number(1))), "{ x: 1 }");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.ObjectLiteral(new JsObjectLiteralProperty("x", JsExpression.Number(1)),
			                                         new JsObjectLiteralProperty("y", JsExpression.Number(2)),
			                                         new JsObjectLiteralProperty("z", JsExpression.Number(3))),
			              "{ x: 1, y: 2, z: 3 }");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ObjectLiteralWithFunctionValuesAreOutputOnMultipleLines() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.ObjectLiteral(new JsObjectLiteralProperty("x", JsExpression.Number(1)),
			                                                              new JsObjectLiteralProperty("y", JsExpression.FunctionDefinition(new string[0], new JsReturnStatement())),
			                                                              new JsObjectLiteralProperty("z", JsExpression.Number(3))),
@"{
	x: 1,
	y: function() {
		return;
	},
	z: 3
}");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ObjectLiteralWithNumericPropertyWorks() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.ObjectLiteral(new JsObjectLiteralProperty("1", JsExpression.Number(2))), "{ '1': 2 }");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ObjectLiteralWithInvalidIdentifierPropertyWorks() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.ObjectLiteral(new JsObjectLiteralProperty("a\\b", JsExpression.Number(1))), "{ 'a\\\\b': 1 }");
		}

		[Test]
		public void FunctionDefinitionExpressionIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.FunctionDefinition(new string[0], new JsReturnStatement(JsExpression.Null)), "function() {\n\treturn null;\n}");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.FunctionDefinition(new [] { "a", "b" }, new JsReturnStatement(JsExpression.Null)), "function(a, b) {\n\treturn null;\n}");
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.FunctionDefinition(new string[0], new JsReturnStatement(JsExpression.Null), name: "myFunction"), "function myFunction() {\n\treturn null;\n}");
		}

		[Test]
		public void UnaryOperatorsAreCorrectlyOutput() {
			var operators = new Dictionary<ExpressionNodeType, string> { { ExpressionNodeType.TypeOf, "typeof({0})" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.LogicalNot, "!{0}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Negate, "-{0}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Positive, "+{0}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.PrefixPlusPlus, "++{0}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.PrefixMinusMinus, "--{0}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.PostfixPlusPlus, "{0}++" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.PostfixMinusMinus, "{0}--" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Delete, "delete {0}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Void, "void({0})" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseNot, "~{0}" },
			                                                           };

			for (var oper = ExpressionNodeType.UnaryFirst; oper <= ExpressionNodeType.UnaryLast; oper++) {
				Assert.That(operators.ContainsKey(oper), string.Format("Unexpected operator {0}", oper));
				var expr = JsExpression.Unary(oper, JsExpression.Identifier("a"));
				AssertCorrect(expr, string.Format(operators[oper], "a"));
			}
		}

		[Test]
		public void BinaryOperatorssAreCorrectlyOutput() {
			var operators = new Dictionary<ExpressionNodeType, string> { { ExpressionNodeType.LogicalAnd, "{0} && {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.LogicalOr, "{0} || {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.NotEqual, "{0} != {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.LesserOrEqual, "{0} <= {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.GreaterOrEqual, "{0} >= {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Lesser, "{0} < {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Greater, "{0} > {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Equal, "{0} == {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Subtract, "{0} - {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Add, "{0} + {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Modulo, "{0} % {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Divide, "{0} / {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Multiply, "{0} * {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseAnd, "{0} & {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseOr, "{0} | {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseXor, "{0} ^ {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Same, "{0} === {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.NotSame, "{0} !== {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.LeftShift, "{0} << {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.RightShiftSigned, "{0} >> {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.RightShiftUnsigned, "{0} >>> {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.InstanceOf, "{0} instanceof {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.In, "{0} in {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Index, "{0}[{1}]" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.Assign, "{0} = {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.MultiplyAssign, "{0} *= {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.DivideAssign, "{0} /= {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.ModuloAssign, "{0} %= {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.AddAssign, "{0} += {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.SubtractAssign, "{0} -= {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.LeftShiftAssign, "{0} <<= {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.RightShiftSignedAssign, "{0} >>= {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.RightShiftUnsignedAssign, "{0} >>>= {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseAndAssign, "{0} &= {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseOrAssign, "{0} |= {1}" },
			                                                             { ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseXorAssign, "{0} ^= {1}" },
			                                                           };

			for (var oper = ExpressionNodeType.BinaryFirst; oper <= ExpressionNodeType.BinaryLast; oper++) {
				Assert.That(operators.ContainsKey(oper), string.Format("Unexpected operator {0}", oper));
				var expr = JsExpression.Binary(oper, JsExpression.Identifier("a"), JsExpression.Identifier("b"));
				AssertCorrect(expr, string.Format(operators[oper], "a", "b"));
			}
		}

		[Test]
		public void ThisIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(JsExpression.This, "this");
		}

		[Test]
		public void CommentsAreCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsComment("Line 1"), "//Line 1\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsComment(" With spaces "), "// With spaces \n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsComment(" With\n Multiple\n Lines"), "// With\n// Multiple\n// Lines\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void BlockStatementsAreCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsBlockStatement(new JsStatement[0]), "{\n}\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsBlockStatement(new[] { new JsComment("X") }), "{\n\t//X\n}\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsBlockStatement(new[] { new JsComment("X"), new JsComment("Y") }), "{\n\t//X\n\t//Y\n}\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void VariableDeclarationStatementsAreCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsVariableDeclarationStatement(new[] { new JsVariableDeclaration("i", null) }), "var i;\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsVariableDeclarationStatement(new[] { new JsVariableDeclaration("i", null), new JsVariableDeclaration("j", null) }), "var i, j;\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsVariableDeclarationStatement(new[] { new JsVariableDeclaration("i", JsExpression.Number(0)) }), "var i = 0;\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsVariableDeclarationStatement(new[] { new JsVariableDeclaration("i", JsExpression.Number(0)), new JsVariableDeclaration("j", JsExpression.Number(1)) }), "var i = 0, j = 1;\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsVariableDeclarationStatement(new[] { new JsVariableDeclaration("i", JsExpression.Number(0)), new JsVariableDeclaration("j", null) }), "var i = 0, j;\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ExpressionStatementsAreCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.This), "this;\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ForStatementsAreCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsForStatement(new JsVariableDeclarationStatement(new JsVariableDeclaration("i", JsExpression.Number(0))),
			                                                      JsExpression.Lesser(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(10)),
			                                                      JsExpression.PostfixPlusPlus(JsExpression.Identifier("i")),
			                                                      JsBlockStatement.EmptyStatement),
			              "for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) {\n}\n");

			AssertCorrect(new JsForStatement(new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Assign(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(0))),
			                                                      JsExpression.Lesser(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(10)),
			                                                      JsExpression.PostfixPlusPlus(JsExpression.Identifier("i")),
			                                                      JsBlockStatement.EmptyStatement),
			              "for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {\n}\n");

			AssertCorrect(new JsForStatement(new JsVariableDeclarationStatement(new JsVariableDeclaration("i", JsExpression.Number(0)), new JsVariableDeclaration("j", JsExpression.Number(1))),
			                                                      JsExpression.Lesser(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(10)),
			                                                      JsExpression.Comma(JsExpression.PostfixPlusPlus(JsExpression.Identifier("i")), JsExpression.PostfixPlusPlus(JsExpression.Identifier("j"))),
			                                                      JsBlockStatement.EmptyStatement),
			              "for (var i = 0, j = 1; i < 10; i++, j++) {\n}\n");

			AssertCorrect(new JsForStatement(new JsEmptyStatement(), null, null, JsBlockStatement.EmptyStatement),
			              "for (;;) {\n}\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ForEachInStatementsAreCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsForEachInStatement("x", JsExpression.Identifier("o"), JsBlockStatement.EmptyStatement, true),
			              "for (var x in o) {\n}\n");

			AssertCorrect(new JsForEachInStatement("x", JsExpression.Identifier("o"), JsBlockStatement.EmptyStatement, false),
			              "for (x in o) {\n}\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void EmptyStatementIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsEmptyStatement(), ";\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void IfStatementIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsIfStatement(JsExpression.True, new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Assign(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(0))), null),
			              "if (true) {\n\ti = 0;\n}\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsIfStatement(JsExpression.True, new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Assign(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(0))), new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Assign(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(1)))),
			              "if (true) {\n\ti = 0;\n}\nelse {\n\ti = 1;\n}\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void IfAndElseIfStatementsAreChained() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsIfStatement(JsExpression.True, new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Assign(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(0))), null),
			              "if (true) {\n\ti = 0;\n}\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsIfStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("a"), new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Assign(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(0))),
			                  new JsIfStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("b"), new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Assign(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(1))),
			                  new JsIfStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("c"), new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Assign(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(2))), new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Assign(JsExpression.Identifier("i"), JsExpression.Number(3)))))),
@"if (a) {
	i = 0;
}
else if (b) {
	i = 1;
}
else if (c) {
	i = 2;
}
else {
	i = 3;
}
");
		}

		[Test]
		public void BreakStatementIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsBreakStatement(), "break;\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsBreakStatement("someLabel"), "break someLabel;\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ContinueStatementIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsContinueStatement(), "continue;\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsContinueStatement("someLabel"), "continue someLabel;\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void DoWhileStatementIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsDoWhileStatement(JsExpression.True, new JsBlockStatement(new JsVariableDeclarationStatement(new JsVariableDeclaration("x", JsExpression.Number(0))))),
			              "do {\n\tvar x = 0;\n} while (true);\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void WhileStatementIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsWhileStatement(JsExpression.True, new JsBlockStatement(new JsVariableDeclarationStatement(new JsVariableDeclaration("x", JsExpression.Number(0))))),
			              "while (true) {\n\tvar x = 0;\n}\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ReturnStatementWithOrWithoutExpressionIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsReturnStatement(null), "return;\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsReturnStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("x")), "return x;\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void TryCatchFinallyStatementWithCatchOrFinallyOrBothIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsTryStatement(new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("x")), new JsCatchClause("e", new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("y"))), new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("z"))),
			              "try {\n\tx;\n}\ncatch (e) {\n\ty;\n}\nfinally {\n\tz;\n}\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsTryStatement(new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("x")), new JsCatchClause("e", new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("y"))), null),
			              "try {\n\tx;\n}\ncatch (e) {\n\ty;\n}\n");
			AssertCorrect(new JsTryStatement(new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("x")), null, new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("z"))),
			              "try {\n\tx;\n}\nfinally {\n\tz;\n}\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ThrowStatementIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsThrowStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("x")), "throw x;\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void SwitchStatementIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsSwitchStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("x"),
			                  new JsSwitchSection(new[] { JsExpression.Number(0) }, new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("a"))),
			                  new JsSwitchSection(new[] { JsExpression.Number(1), JsExpression.Number(2) }, new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("b"))),
			                  new JsSwitchSection(new[] { null, JsExpression.Number(3) }, new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("c")))
			              ),
@"switch (x) {
	case 0: {
		a;
	}
	case 1:
	case 2: {
		b;
	}
	default:
	case 3: {
		c;
	}
}
");

		}

		[Test]
		public void FunctionDefinitionStatementIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsFunctionStatement("f", new[] { "a", "b", "c" }, new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("x"))), "function f(a, b, c) {\n\tx;\n}\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void WithStatementIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsWithStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("o"), JsBlockStatement.EmptyStatement), "with (o) {\n}\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void LabelledStatementIsCorrectlyOutput() {
			AssertCorrect(new JsBlockStatement(new JsLabelledStatement("lbl", new JsExpressionStatement(JsExpression.Identifier("X")))),
			              "{\n\tlbl:\n\tX;\n}\n");
		}
	}
}


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Learning Tai Chi health form but want to know the martial arts side too? Then you are in the right place. Sifu John Hine a founder member of the Tai Chi Union for Great Britain demonstrates not only self defence applications but the famed Fa Jing (explosive force). The whole basic Tai Chi self-defence syllabus is split into vol 1 and vol 2.


A Slow Cooker Pork Loin roast that's cooked in an amazing Honey Butter Garlic Sauce until fork tender yet sliceable! It's a slow cooker pork roast recipe that works fabulously with pork loin, shoulder and scotch fillet, for your slow cooker, pressure cooker or oven.
Easy enough for midweek yet impressive enough for company, this crock pot pork loin is going to rock your world!
It's a spice rubbed pork loin that's cooked until it's so tender, you don't need a knife to eat it – but you can still slice it like classic roasts.
It's cooked partially submerged in a miracle 4 ingredient Honey Butter Garlic Sauce which infuses the pork with flavour, adds juiciness and transforms into an amazing syrupy sauce to serve the pork with. Pork loin is a lean cut of meat so it's ideal to have a buttery strong flavoured sauce to serve it with!
The Honey Butter Sauce for this Slow Cooker Pork Loin is made using the juices remaining in the slow cooker when the pork is cooked.
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It's ideal for serving with a Slow Cooker Pork Loin because it adds richness to an otherwise lean meat. Bonus: this recipe makes tons of sauce to smother your veggies and potatoes with it too!
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Bufo stejnegeri es una especie de anfibio anuro de la familia de sapos Bufonidae que se encuentran en el este de Asia. Se sabe que existen en dos poblaciones distintas, una en la provincia de Liaoning en el noreste de China oriental, y el otro en las montañas centrales de la península coreana. En Corea del Sur, se encuentra en el este de Gyeonggi (específicamente Gapyeong) y también en Gangwon-do (en particular el complejo montañoso Odaesan). Además, se espera que estén o hayan estado otras poblaciones de la región entre el centro de Corea y Liaoning.

Hábitat
Bufo stejnegeri se encuentra tierra adentro, a altitudes de 200 a 700 metros sobre el nivel del mar. Prefiere el agua, y se encuentra normalmente en zonas boscosas ribereñas.

Características
La cría y desove tienen lugar en las aguas de los arroyos y ríos. Es generalmente nocturno, pero también es activo durante el día durante las lluvias de verano. Debido a su semejanza superficial a las ranas, Bufo stejnegeri a veces es comidos. Sin embargo, al igual que otros sapos, son venenosos. Un caso de intoxicación grave por una sustancia inmunorreactiva similar a la digoxina fue reportado en 1998.
La inclusión de Bufo stejnegeri en el género Bufo fue cuestionada en un artículo de 2006. Sin embargo, ninguna clasificación alternativa se propuso y la especie es, pues, técnicamente "no asignada al género."

Notas

Referencias
•"Bufo stejnegeri". Especies de anfibios del mundo 5.0.
. Consultado el 2007-06-07.
• Matsui, M. y Wenge, Z. (2004). Bufo stejnegeri. 2006. Lista Roja de Especies Amenazadas. UICN de 2006. www.iucnredlist.org. Consultado el 2007-06-07.

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To understand what differentiates the most effective humanitarian CEOs and enables them to succeed in this complex environment, we enlisted 31 best-in-class CEOs from leading global development and social justice organizations to complete an in-depth series of well-validated psychometric assessments that focus on behavioral characteristics relevant to leadership roles. The results were aggregated and compared with results from the same assessments for a group of 34 best-in-class corporate CEOs and a group of 20 global development and social justice C-suite executives from Russell Reynolds Associates' proprietary database. These comparisons allowed us to identify the psychometric scales in which the global development and social justice CEOs were statistically unique, creating a comprehensive psychometric profile of the best-in-class humanitarian CEO.
Social justice and global development CEOs: Spanning the head and heart to drive results
Previous Russell Reynolds Associates research, conducted in partnership with Hogan Assessment Systems, has underscored the importance of flexibility, or "span," among the best leaders—that is, their ability to operate at both ends of a competency spectrum. Evidence shows that the most effective leaders are able to effectively span across seemingly opposing competencies as business conditions require rather than being strong on just one end. In contrast, leaders who are overly dependent on their primary strengths and rely on an inflexible leadership style are particularly vulnerable to failure in our current fast-paced and uncertain economy. For example, leaders must know when to engage in blue-sky thinking that could disrupt the business versus taking a more pragmatic approach and building upon current organizational capabilities.
We see this principle of dichotomous leadership styles play out among our best-in-class global development and social justice CEOs, who demonstrate proficiency across several attributes that might at first glance appear divergent (Figure 1). On one hand, our CEO group, when compared to corporate CEOs, demonstrates strong "head skills"—that is, a keen aptitude for critical thinking and creative problem-solving. On the other hand, these CEOs also showcase significantly more "heart skills" than their for-profit peers; personally motivated by their organization's mission, they are collaborative and empathetic leaders, attuned to others and open with their feelings. With comparatively high scores across measures of intellectual and emotional intelligence, the best global development and social justice CEOs exhibit the strengths of both "head" and "heart," thereby eschewing the "either/or" trade-offs that traditionally define leadership profiles and enabling them to drive results in the unique context of their field.
Confident and creative problem-solvers
Given that nonprofits invariably operate with limited resources, their CEOs have historically had to be creative problem-solvers. Current political and economic uncertainty has further heightened this need for leaders who are able to think outside the box and challenge orthodoxy. Funding gaps necessitate new business models and innovative donor engagement strategies, while the lack of real-time, hard data to support decision-making (compared to the private sector) calls for a leader with the confidence to trust their intuition. We see these dynamics play out in the profiles of our best-in-class humanitarian CEOs, who demonstrate the attributes of confident and creative problem-solvers (Figure 2).
Pragmatic critical thinkers
Global development and social justice CEOs make decisions that have the potential to save or significantly improve the lives of millions of individuals. The weight of this responsibility requires leaders who are pragmatic and able to critically and analytically evaluate information to produce the best possible decision, even when it may not be the easiest one to make (Figure 3). For instance, several prominent foundations have recently streamlined program areas in order to maximize the impact of their limited resources across fewer issues. Leaders of these organizations demonstrate a capacity for pragmatic decision-making by choosing to focus on their organization's ultimate objective, identifying limitations and, if necessary, making the difficult decision to cut funding to initiatives that may be determined to be outside of their primary scope.
In addition, many of these leaders operate in highly regulated contexts, often requiring the navigation of complex bureaucratic systems. As a result, it is imperative that they be able to anticipate problems and focus on objectives rather than procedure in order to drive results.
Collaborative and empathetic team players
Humanitarian CEOs are also differentiated from their corporate counterparts on measures of collaboration and empathy (Figure 4), which makes sense given the highly matrixed organizations within which they tend to operate. Since global development and social justice nonprofits often require consensus-building across a range of stakeholders and constituencies, they benefit from leadership that is capable of navigating complex inter-personal dynamics while keeping the entire organization engaged. Similarly, leaders who are receptive to others' views are more likely to build consensus and therefore to succeed in a multi-stakeholder environment.
In this regard, the advantages of the complementary "head" and "heart" skills become even more apparent, as leaders must constantly balance the need for confident, pragmatic decision-making and consensus-driven collaboration. The most effective leaders identify when their organization, and its mission, will be best served by employing a confident and decisive leadership style and when to tune in to the perspective of others in a more collaborative approach.
Personally motivated by the mission
In our experience recruiting leaders from across sectors into the nonprofit realm, personal commitment to the organization's mission is an overwhelmingly consistent predictor of success in the role. It's therefore no surprise that our CEO group was most differentiated from their corporate counterparts on these dimensions of connectivity (Figure 5), which tie into sources of personal motivation. Indeed, CEOs cannot deliver on operational responsibilities and motivate their teams if they are not visibly and openly committed to the mission themselves. Moreover, the significant pay differential between comparable roles in the private sector requires that global development and social justice leaders be motivated by more than financial gain.
CEOs & their C-suite: Yin & yang
Not only do the most successful global development and social justice leaders differ significantly from their corporate counterparts, they also diverge from other C-suite leaders within their sector. In comparing our CEO group to the profiles of 20 humanitarian C-suite executives, we identified four attributes of significant differentiation that suggest that the most successful CEOs are often supported by a C-suite with very different but complementary styles (Figure 6).
Humanitarian CEOs are more likely to leverage their own experience and intuition in problem-solving and decisionmaking, complemented by a C-suite that may be more "in the weeds" and data-oriented. CEOs in this space also tend to consider priorities within a broader framework and potentially changing landscape versus a C-suite that is more likely to be deadline-conscious and persistent in following through on responsibilities in a fixed order. Taken together, these differentiating attributes suggest that the best CEOs—naturally inclined to be pragmatic and creative problemsolvers—are allotted the latitude to focus on the big picture, while their C-suite leaders attend to the details. Working in tandem, global development and social justice CEOs flexibly turn their attention to a variety of priorities, while those with narrower functional mandates provide them with the data to back their intuitive decision-making process.
While this specific dynamic of complementarity may feel familiar to many working in the sector, the other two differentiating attributes that emerged from our data were much more surprising and suggest that many who ascend to the CEO position may do so in spite of characteristics that would make them seemingly ill-suited to such a role.
As compared to their C-suite, our CEO group was significantly more likely to prefer smaller, low-key or informal social settings, a quality that would seem to stand at odds with the extremely public-facing nature of the chief executive role, which often involves significant time spent at large, formal gatherings of donors, regulators or other stakeholders. Similarly, our CEO group scored comparatively high on measures of sensitivity to criticism, which may represent the bittersweet counterpart to their empathic nature and the high degree to which they are invested in their organization's mission.
The tendency toward these seemingly incongruous characteristics relates back to the concept of leadership "span." If many nonprofit leaders actually have to overcome their natural predisposition in order to fulfill certain aspects of the chief executive role, it therefore makes sense that the most successful leaders will be those with a proclivity to stretch across competency spectrums and embody multiple seemingly contrary traits.
What does this mean for CEOs and the organizations that hire them?
Organizations looking for a new CEO should consider the following…
Context matters: The best leaders can span across both ends of a competency spectrum, but organizational context will impact which end may be more important. Consider the specific opportunities and challenges your CEO will face: Organizations in need of transformation should prioritize a more confident and decisive leader, while those having to negotiate multiple stakeholder groups should over-index on leadership candidates who can empathize and collaborate.
Strive for balance: Understand the competencies and profiles of the C-suite that will be working with the new CEO. While the chief executive should not be retrofitted to the existing management team, it's important to reflect on the probable dynamics and look for opportunities to balance competencies and skill sets wherever possible.
Get on the same page: Collaboratively establish a framework and shared language for onboarding the CEO that takes into account the unique nature of the organization, team and strategic context.
CEOs looking for development opportunities should consider the following…
Know your blind spots: Psychometric testing, conducted by independent, organizational psychologists, can help reveal leadership strengths and potential blind spots. It also offers an opportunity for those leaders to reflect; in our conversations with this group, we were struck by the fact that they felt this was a rare chance to focus on their leadership approach in this way. Consider using these tools to identify your own opportunities for growth, as well as to understand the dynamics, complementarities and potential gaps of your support team.
Ask for the 360-degree view: Concurrently, or alternately, consider soliciting 360-degree performance feedback from peers. Such evaluations help increase self-awareness: In hearing a comprehensive account of how they are perceived by others, individuals gain an understanding of how their own preferences and motivations may impact their colleagues, donors and other stakeholders.
CLARA DESSAINT is a Knowledge Associate for the Nonprofit sector. She is based in London.
GARY HAYES is a Consultant in the Leadership & Succession practice. He is based in New York.
JAMIE HECHINGER is Head of the firm's Social Justice and Advocacy practice, and co-leader of the Diversity and Inclusion practice in the Americas. She is based in Washington, DC.
SIMON KINGSTON is Head of the firm's Nonprofit sector and leads the Global Development practice. He is based in London.
JACOB MARTIN is an organizational psychologist and core member of the Leadership and Succession practice. He is based in Atlanta.
EMILY MENEER is the Global Knowledge Leader for the Nonprofit sector. She is based in Boston.
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TIGROU, is a new production by Innovacirco, a lider company in the entertainment business in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It tells the story of a young child that gets lost in the woods. Looking for shelter for the night , he ends up in an old abandoned Castle.
Tigrou's arrival to the castle awakens the unseen dwellers lost in time. A group of acrobats, singers and dancers bring this fascinating tale to life, and they tell the story of this little boy's journey to adulthood.
Dani Flombaum is the main singer of the show and she tells us everything about it and about herself too!
Dani is a talented singer and performer from Buenos Aires, Argentina and she describes herself as Charismatic, Perfectionist and Easygoing.
¨The Circus environment is very different from what I was used to. My co-workers are so responsible and conscious of their work, especially those who are on acts that require lots of concentration due to its risk and danger. What I enjoy about Tigrou's ¨team¨ is that there is no competition between us and there are no ego problems. Each of us concentrate on our own number and enjoy, admire and respect the work of the others. We are like a family, we take care of each other and I think the audience can sense that powerful bond¨.
Since when do you like Musical Theater and how did that love grow?
I started studying Musical Theater when I was 14 years old, back then I was already a huge fan of many Broadway Musicals like Cats, The Phantom of the Opera, Rent and West Side Story. Everything started when people started telling me that I had talent for singing, something I didn't realized on my own and I was very shy about.
I grew up in a family that exposed me to all kinds of different music genres and styles; we are 5 siblings all with very unique styles. In my house you could always listen to artists like The Beatles, Bob Marley, Shakira and Argentinean Tango as well. I think all those artists and styles plus my excitement about singing contributed to my first steps in Musical Theater. When I realized that I could combine the joy that music gives me with performing and dancing, I wanted to learn everything about it and fell in love instantly.
What is Musical Theater for you?
Musical Theater is a way of losing yourself in a story that makes you connect with all kinds of feelings through the music. It makes my ordinary world thoughts stop for a second and it gives place to an extraordinary beautiful world.
I recently was part of a small production of Sweeney Todd. Not long ago I was in the professional production of Smokey Joe's Café Argentina. I have been the vocal coach for an original Parody show about Big Brother. And now I am super excited with my new project ¨Dani Flombaum & The West¨ a music band that plays for shows and events, where I can sing all my favorite songs and I can be myself 100%.
Do you have any advice for somebody who is just starting in the artistic world?
- To always go forward if you are passionate about it.
- Always keep yourself busy with classes or shows.
- Be strong and be prepared for a couple disappointments.
Do you do anything to keep your body and voice in shape?
Yes!! Every week I take singing, performing and dancing classes to keep myself in action. I try to take really good care of myself, you won't ever hear me yelling or straining my voice. Also since I started performing at TIGROU, seeing how fit and healthy the acrobats are inspired me to be more conscious of my body and health. I train twice a week with one of my circus partners and I also swim a couple times a week plus dance and yoga classes. My last big healthy choice was becoming a vegetarian.
Different people, their culture, their story and personalities. Also, a good movie, a nice painting, a great book.
Top 3 things that you learnt in the professional world. (Those things that you can't study but you learn with experience).
1. Be a nice person. Be kind to the people you work with, and do not cause drama.
2. Be responsible. If you assume a compromise, do it all the way not half way.
3. Your work has to always be rewarded in some way.
Give yourself some time and know that everything will pass. Ups and downs are very normal in this profession, the same way bad things come, they also go. It is important to be surrounded by people who love you and care about you.
TIGROU doesn't have a fixed schedule currently but you can book the show for private events and also you can search for future available dates Here. If you would like a sneak pick of the show take a look at the TRAILER.
Photo Credit: Machado for Innovacirco.


With regard to international climate protection, the global community currently seems determined to make up for the lost time of the past decades. The COP 21 in Paris marked the first time that all countries agreed to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Even the 1.5°C limit, which many had already abandoned, was revived and enshrined in the climate agreement. And less than a year after the summit, enough countries have ratified the agreement to meet the necessary quorum for it to take effect on November 4, 2016.
The UN climate summit in Marrakech from 7th to 18th November is the crucial next step for operationalizing the Paris Agreement. Many controversial issues are on the agenda such as damages caused by climate change and financing for the poorest countries. However, COP 22 should not be mistaken for being a summit that will merely deal with technical details of the agreement's implementation. Instead, Marrakesh offers a chance to finally start the transformation towards climate justice and a sustainable future.
Loss and damage at COP22 – how do we top Paris?
Loss and damage is when climate change goes beyond what it is possible to adapt to such as typhoons or frequent droughts. The Paris Agreement made progress on those issues. COP22 in Marrakesh should now clarify the question of loss and damage finance.


I am fighting off a cold and think it is working with everyone's recommendations! THANK YOU for those! But of course, little Weston is now battling a cold. Off to the doc we go!
I had requests for more gift guides, so since I have made one for HIM and KIDS, I thought I better not leave us ladies out! This gift guide was so fun to make, and hope you enjoy it too!
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Glitter Slippers – I love the sparkle and these are great quality for a low price! I have had a pair for almost a year now, and they still look great. Fit TTS.
Fitbit Watch – My Fitbit watch is my go to everyday watch. I love this new style too!
Plaid Scarf – Have and love this scarf! Perfect size and on sale!
UGG Fleece Socks – If you aren't a slippers person, I thought these were a great option!
Personal Security System for SmartPhones – I am so interested in trying this!
Sparkle Over-sized Studs (several colors) – ordered this in the gold and LOVE!
Silk Pillowcase – for beauty sleep! This is on my Christmas list!!
The Pillow Bar (neck pillow) – I always wish I had one of these when I fly!
Apple AirPods – My husband bought these for me, and its all I use! Great gift idea!
DIFF Sunglasses – My favorite sunnies! so many styles to choose from and under $90!
Initial Earrings– Initial earrings are such a fun gift. These add a little sparkle too.
Echo Spot – I am always behind on technology, but loved this little device. Perfect to set in the kitchen.
Adidas Sneakers – Love these everyday casual sneakers. Perfect with leggings, jeans or even a causal dress. Also available at Macy's.
Footnanny foot spa set – for the tired mama, or busy women that needs a little pampering.
Nespresso Machine – this is a splurge item, but would make the perfect coffee lover gift!
Leather Earrings – I've shared these a few times and LOVE them! I also really love this brand and shape. BOTH great under $25 gifts.
Maya Brenner Initial Necklace – this necklace is worth the splurge. I have had mine for 2 years and almost never take it off! I put my kids initials on it, but you can put just one letter or even two. The perfect gift that will last forever!
You can shop any of the items list by clicking on the wording above or image for easy shopping. Thank you for reading my gift guides and supporting ROC Blog! I enjoy helping and sharing to hopefully make your shopping a little easier.
Such a good gift guide, I love that trench coat! So cute.
Thank you so much! So many goodies!


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Yunnan Rose Dragon Ball Black Tea
Handmade tiny ball, mellow and thick taste
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Superfine Keemun Fragrant Black Tea
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Rose --- Kunming City, Yunnan Province, China
Tea --- Pu'er City, Yunnan Province, China
Spring Tea
April,30 2018
Dry Leaf:
Hand rolled into ball-like shape covered with a few golden tips;
each ball is roughly 7-9 grams
Strong rose flower aroma
Bright orange-red color
Combining a well-balanced taste of black and rose flower tea,
it tastes smooth and mellow with a hint of bitterness.
Tea Bush:
Yunnan large-leaf tea species (over 80 years old)
Tea Garden:
Jiu Tai Po Tea Garden
Less than 40% of a cup of coffee
Store in airtight, opaque packaging; in cool, dry place
A tea that is convenient for you to carry out, especially for ladies who work in the offices. By drinking it, you can get both of the full benefits from black and rose herbal tea.
This tea uses material from Yunnan old arbor trees combined with Phnom Penh rose, expertly rolled together into a large pearl shape. The type of rose used is a speciality among Yunnan's edible foods: compared with other roses, Phnom Penh is generally smaller and lighter in taste, but the taste is noticeably sweeter, with a more delicate fragrance. Because of this, it is more than capable of covering the strong taste and occasional bitterness from the old tea tree leaves.
Cup Method
Chinese Gongfu Method
Teacup: 12oz / 355ml Gaiwan: 3.8oz / 110ml
194℉ / 90℃ 194℉ / 90℃
1 piece 1 piece
Brewing time: 3 - 5 mins
8 steeps: rinse, 25s, 20s, 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s, 40s, 80s
Rinse time is around 5 seconds
The fresh leaves for this tea come from the Jiu Tai Po tea garden in Pu'er City, at a peak elevation of just above 2000 meters. This tea garden is surrounded by a variety of other ecological tea plantations, such as the Taidi Cha (plantation tea) growing area, and old and ancient tea tree reservations. The latter two of these are located at a relatively higher elevation in Jiu Tai Po tea garden, thick with forests.
This garden is located at an altitude where no cars can pass nearby, so it must be accessed by climbing the mountain on foot; this means that the tea is growing in a natural environment here, without human intervention. Poultry manure is considered one of the best plant fertilizers up here, and it is used abundantly.
In recent years, Jiu Tai Po tea garden has begun to grow Taidi Cha, which comes from the Jinggu Dabai Cha varietal. The leaves from Daiba Cha are more expensive than those from older tea trees, so you don't need to worry about buying a half-fake tea mixed with Taidi Cha and old tree leaves.
Tea Farmer
With more than thirty years of experience in making tea, Mr. Yang, as well as the other farmers of Huidi village, make their living by selling tea. Mr. Yang was the first to produce dragon ball black teas with fresh flowers, and when we asked him about this, he told us, "There is already a very special blend of pu-erh with rose and chrysanthemums, which is where I got the idea for doing the same thing with black teas." After this, he started his experiments to do so, and eventually found that Dian Hong black tea is perfect for rolling into the larger dragon ball tea.
Following this success, he began to challenge himself in making other types of dragon ball teas, many of which include other kinds of flowers. Some of these include rose, chamomile, jasmine, and forget-me-not dragon ball black tea. This ancient tree dragon ball pu-erh tea is the result of one of his experiments using pure tea leaves, another of which is Moonlight Beauty dragon ball white tea.
Simao-Dian Hong
Pu'er City, formerly called Simao, is a prefecture-level city in the southern Yunnan province. The elevation here ranges between about 300 and 3400 meters above sea level, and the area has a vast range of ancient tea trees. This city was identified as the hometown of pu-erh tea, and is well-known as the 'birthplace of tea' in general, and the heartland for tea trees in the world. It has a rich variety of resources, which can generally be divided into three types: original wild ancient tea trees, and wild tree populations; transitive-type ancient trees; and cultivation-type ancient trees.
These trees grow in high altitudes among ancient forests, and all of the region's natural ecosystems have been well-protected to ensure quality. According to the 2007 satellite survey results, these old tree resources cover more than 100mu in Pu'er City.
Kunming- Phnom Penh Rose
Kunming is the capital city of Yunnan province, also called the "Spring City" due to its weather. Its climate is one of the mildest in all of China, with an average temperature of about 15℃. With its near-perpetual spring-like weather, the ideal climate for plants and flowers is maintained here, also giving it the name of the "Flower City" due to it being covered with blossoms and lush vegetation basically year-round.
Tea Bush
Our Jasmine Dragon Ball Black Tea is made from Yunnan large-leaf old tea trees between the ages of 50 and 300 years old; trees older than this are referred to as ancient tea trees.
Old trees have long roots piercing deep into the ground, and are mostly found in favorable mountain ecosystem conditions; this means that the damage caused by diseases and insects is reduced, and teas grown here are more likely to be regarded as natural teas due to the lack of pruning or manual management needed. This is why the output is lower than Taidi Cha.
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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 15 (ANI): Shilky Devi, a 16-year-old member of the Indian women's football team, who apart from wearing the captain's armband in junior international matches, is also set to lead the charts in one particular category in the upcoming AFC Women's Asian Cup India 2022 - the youngest player of the tournament.
At the age of 16 years and 2 months, Hemam Shilky Devi, will be the youngest player in the 2022 edition of the continental tournament, with Indonesia's Helsya Maeisyaroh coming the second closest -- at 16 years and 8 months.
However, being a youngster in the squad, Shilky, who has already made her senior debut against Brazil last year, is picking up valuable experience from the rest of the players in the team.
The 16-year-old defender will be among 15 players in the Indian squad under Head Coach Thomas Dennerby, who are under the age of 25 at the AFC Asian Cup, bringing the average age of the squad to 23.13.
"It's a very good learning experience for me and the others who have joined with me from the U-19 squad," said Shilky in an official AIFF release.
"To make the jump to the senior level, you have to work harder, not just on the pitch, but off it as well. We see the seniors maintaining so much discipline just to get that extra yard on the pitch, and that really rubs off on us. Every day is a learning experience for me here," she added.
Other than Shilky, the Blue Tigresses have three other players from the U-19 National Team - Priyangka Devi, Sumati Kumari, and Mariyammal Balamurugan. However, the 16-year-old defender is the only one who is also eligible to play in the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup, later this year.
Always one who is looking two steps ahead, Shilky believes that her experience in the senior team will further help her and her teammates in the U-17 World Cup later on.
"I am playing with so many senior players here and this will definitely help me going into the U-17 World Cup," said an elated Shilky. "I hope to pass on this knowledge and experiences to my teammates at the U-17 level and we can only learn from this. This experience will definitely help me going forward."Born in the small village of Moirang in Manipur, Shilky Devi started playing at an early age and has come through the SAI Academy in Imphal. Much like many other female footballers in the country, Shilky has also had to persevere against perceptions that football is not a game for women.
"Many had told me that I should concentrate on studies instead of football, early on, including my mother. But my father always supported me. He loves to watch me play football," said Shilky.
Shilky and her teammates are set to begin their AFC Women's Asian Cup campaign on January 20 against IR Iran. Following the first game, the Blue Tigresses will face off against Chinese Taipei (January 23) and China PR (January 26; all of India's Group A matches kick-off at the same time. (ANI)
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So lively, so fluid, so rich – these are some of the words that best describe Auguste Renoir's Luncheon of the Boating Party. This painting allows the viewers to time travel and see the charming atmosphere of the time for themselves.
In choosing to portray the characters in the setting that he did, the artist presented the new Parisian social environment in a fascinating way. How, you ask? Placed against the backdrop of the Seine, at the Maison Fournaise restaurant in Chatou, he has included a former mayor, an actress, a seamstress (Aline Charigot, in the foreground with the dog), a bureaucrat and an Italian journalist – all within the same frame!
If you look closely, you will see the finesse with which Renoir has painted each of his friends, and how he has shown precise expressions of the moment. For example, the trio on the right side – actress Angèle, the Italian journalist Maggiolo and fellow artist, close friend, and wealthy patron, Gustave Caillebotte (seated) – are engaged in a separate conversation, which is apparent both by their stance and positioning. Simultaneously, the woman at the railing (Alphonsine Fournaise, the proprietor's daughter) is in a separate exchange of sorts with the man turned towards her (Baron Raoul Barbier, former mayor of colonial Saigon).
None of the elements in the painting are isolated, as Renoir created a fluid interactive motion through clever use of light and brush strokes. Look at the light source – beginning at the top left of the painting, it travels diagonally up to the seated man (Caillebotte) and lends a sparkle to everything on its way. A perfect Sunday brunch!
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Luncheon of the Boating Party, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1880-81, oil on canvas at The Phillips Collection, Washington, DC
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Domhnall Gleeson in A Futile and Stupid Gesture.
Dublin star plays co-editor of the National Lampoon magazine in new Netflix series alongside Will Forte, Joel McHale and Emmy Rossum.
Fans of the late, great National Lampoon magazine should check out the new Nexflix original flick A Futile and Stupid Gesture, which dropped on Friday night.
The film tells the story of Doug Kenney, the genius-but-troubled founder of National Lampoon, and it co-stars Domhnall Gleeson as Kenney's longtime collaborator and co-editor Henry Beard, the voice of reason in the chaotic world that Kenney created.
The cast reunited at the Sundance Film Festival last week to promote their work, which commenced at the start of 2016. Gleeson, a regular in the Star Wars franchise, humorously pointed out that it took a looooonnng time for Futile to see the light of day. He filmed his scenes during and after the latest Star Wars hit.
"You think about the amount of special effects needed in Star Wars, and then you think about the two f****** years it took them to get this thing out!" Gleeson told Deadline.com during a group interview.
But the native Dub had a blast working on the film, which also stars Will Forte, Joel McHale and Emmy Rossum.
"I was excited to work with a different group of people on something that... I hadn't done anything like that before," he said. "And the script was amazing. And the experience was amazing, too. I absolutely loved it."
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Niklas Hjalmarsson -- listed 'day to day' -- will miss Sunday's game
Blackhawks defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson plays through pain on a nightly basis. That tends to happen when you're one of the leading shot blockers in the league. But Hjalmarsson is still in so much pain after he exited Thursday's game against the...
Blackhawks defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson plays through pain on a nightly basis.
That tends to happen when you're one of the leading shot blockers in the league.
But Hjalmarsson is still in so much pain after he exited Thursday's game against the Coyotes in the first period that he won't be able to play Sunday against the Blues, coach Joel Quenneville said.
Hjalmarsson's upper-body injury isn't considered serious, however. Quenneville listed Hjalmarsson's status as "day to day."
"He knows his body and he knows when he can fight through certain things," Quenneville said. "Giving him enough time to get back to where he's basically 100 percent is where we want to be. That's why he left the game last game. … With him he can go through anything. But let's make sure at this time of the year that he recovers from this."
Hjalmarsson did not participate in the Hawks' morning skate Thursday and left Thursday's game after his fifth shift. Hjalmarsson did not practice Saturday.
It will be the first game this season Hjalmarsson has missed due to injury. Hjalmarsson was suspended for the season opener against the Blues because of a suspension for an illegal hit on Ty Rattie during the preseason.
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Aircraft: Cessna 152. Injuries: 1 Fatal. Location: Atwater, Calif. Aircraft damage: Substantial.
What reportedly happened: The accident involved two student pilots. The CFI of both students reported scheduling one of the student pilots for a solo cross-country the morning of the accident. Before the flight, the CFI met with the cross-country student to check weather and endorse his logbook. The CFI watched the student pilot walk to the ramp to preflight the airplane. The CFI then left the airport and the other student pilot got into the airplane.
The other student pilot had waited on the first floor of the air traffic control tower while the student pilot who had been signed off was dispatched in the airplane. When the flight instructor left the airport, the student pilot who had been waiting in the control tower joined the signed-off pilot for the cross-county flight. During the flight the students switched off as pilot in command. The students were aware that the FARs prohibit student pilots from carrying passengers.
At the completion of a cross-country flight, the two student pilots taxied the airplane toward the ramp. The non-signed-off student pilot in the right seat instructed the other student to taxi the airplane to the designated parking area, where he planned to exit the airplane. The students were concerned about being seen by flight school personnel. The student pilot in the left seat reported that when the other student exited the airplane, he ran toward the front of the airplane into the turning propeller.
Probable cause: The second student pilot's failure to see and avoid the rotating propeller after exiting the airplane.
A good example of how distractions can kill. Surely the student knew that walking towards the front of the plane is a bad idea. However, being preoccupied with trying to not get caught, can obviously distract enough that you forget this most simple of rules.
Donald, the instructor did not ALLOW the two students to fly together. One student was hiding until the instructor left the airport. After the instructor left, that student came out of hiding and got into the plane with the endorsed student.
I must admitt that I may be not totally knowlegible in regards to this. I used to be a flight Instructor but will say that I have not due to illness been able to continue to keep my ratings, but I last instructed in the period between 1990-1995. I have been under the assumption that student pilots were not allowed to fly together but were only allowed to fly solo. I have to say what was their flight instructors blame in this situation and Why did he allow two students to fly together?


The mother of tragic Mikaeel Kular is expected to appear at the High Court in Edinburgh today, accused of beating him to death over the course of four days.
Rosedeep Kular (34) is understood to be standing trial under her married name of Adekoya. The mother of five is alleged to have repeatedly struck Mikaeel on the head and body, causing blunt force trauma and to have allowed his body to strike a hard object. It is further alleged that after this sustained assault, she failed to get medical help for her son.
A second charge relates to alleged attempts to cover up her son's murder. The indictment states that she made a 999 call saying her son had climbed on a chair to open a door and had managed to get out of the house.
A massive manhunt ensued with thousands of members of the public assisting Police, the Fie Service, Coastguard and Mountain Rescue in attempts to find the three year old. Hopes of finding the toddler safe and well were dashed on the second day of the search when his body was found thirty miles away in Kirkcaldy.
It is alleged that his mother wrapped his body in a duvet, put it in a suitcase and transported it to the location where it was subsequently discovered near the location of a relative's house in Kirkcaldy.
There was a public outpouring of grief for the toddler when his body was found with members of the public leaving floral tributes and candles at a small park near his home in Edinburgh.
It is thought that the remaining four children are being cared for by their aunt in Kirkcaldy.


Ouachita Baptist University senior Jason Potts was named this year's winner of the W. Francis and Mary McBeth Wind and Percussion Concerto Competition on Dec. 9. He also took home first place in the competition last year. The competition is sponsored by Mary McBeth in honor of her late husband, W. Francis McBeth, former Arkansas composer laureate and Ouachita faculty member.
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Some NY agencies to stop enforcing gun law
A provision of the law aimed at limiting the number of rounds a person could have in a magazine was declared unconstitutional by two federal courts
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BUFFALO, NY — When the SAFE Act became law, it emerged as one of the most controversial pieces of legislation on the books in New York.
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Thanks to a ruling from a federal judge in Buffalo five years ago, authorities from police to prosecutors differ on how – or even whether – to enforce part of the law. A provision of the law aimed at limiting the number of rounds a person could have in a magazine was declared unconstitutional by two federal courts, most recently in October 2015.
What that means, though, has varying interpretations. And whether you get arrested on the charge could depend on which police agency stops you.
The State Police initially stopped enforcing the seven-round limit after the first court decision, but now say the law is in effect today as written and they are enforcing it. New Yorkers Against Gun Violence, a statewide advocacy organization, believed enforcement of that provision had stopped.
In Erie County, including in Buffalo, people kept getting charged with a crime under that part of the law even though federal judges had struck it down.
There are currently 23 open cases in Erie County in which people have been charged under Penal Law 265.37, which makes it illegal – aside from a couple of exceptions – to possess a 10-round magazine that is loaded with more than seven rounds.
Those defendants will soon see those charges dropped, said Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn.
And in the future, that charge will no longer be prosecuted in the county under his administration, according to Flynn.
And Buffalo police said they will stop arresting people for violating that provision of the law.
It is the latest development in the rocky implementation of the state's strict gun law passed in the wake of the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut that killed 26 people, including 20 children.
Rulings from federal courts below the U.S. Supreme Court are not binding on state entities, so the 2013 and 2015 rulings on this part of the SAFE Act amount to mere suggestions, according to Flynn. It is up to individual county district attorneys to decide whether they will abide by the rulings of federal judges, he said.
"I am going to take their ruling and I am going to follow that," the district attorney said.
The matter came to Flynn's attention last week after The Buffalo News inquired about the Nov. 7 arrests of four Buffalo men. The four, who were arrested after a traffic stop in Buffalo, were accused of having two, fully loaded 10-round magazines in their vehicle.
A fight from the start
The legal fight over the SAFE Act started in early 2013.
The New York Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act was passed by the State Legislature that January after being rushed to a vote only hours after it was printed. It was pushed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, who signed it into law in March of that year.
In December 2013, U.S. District Court Judge William M. Skretny gave gun-control advocates a major victory by upholding most of the law. Skretny upheld the law's ban on assault-style weapons and high-capacity magazines, but rejected the seven-round limit for magazines that could hold 10 rounds.
In October 2015, the 2nd Circuit of the United States Court of Appeals upheld the ban on high-capacity magazines and semiautomatic weapons with detachable magazines and one or more military-style features. The court also upheld Skretny's 2013 decision tossing the prohibition against loading 10-round magazines with more than seven rounds.
Since then, Erie County prosecutors had been moving ahead with criminal cases in which people are charged with having more than seven rounds in a 10-round magazine, despite the federal court rulings.
That will now change.
From the enactment of the law until Oct. 20, there have been 192 arrests involving this charge statewide, according to the state Division of Criminal Justice Services, the agency that collects statistics from arresting agencies. In 85 percent of those arrests, there was at least one other charge that was more serious, a spokeswoman for the agency said.
An attorney for the state Sheriffs' Association said he was unaware of any sheriff's office in New York still enforcing that provision of the law since federal judges weighed in.
"My understanding is that that means the law is no longer valid," Alex Wilson, associate counsel for the Sheriffs' Association, said of the federal rulings. "I'm not aware of any sheriff's office out there charging people for having magazines that hold 10 rounds."
When told about the four recent arrests on that charge in Buffalo, Wilson said it was the first time he'd heard of someone being charged under that provision of the SAFE Act since the federal courts ruled.
Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard, who questioned the constitutionality of the law after it was passed, proudly proclaimed when running for re-election in 2013 that his agency would not enforce the law.
Tom King, president of the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, said he considered the issue over magazine capacity a settled one. It was his organization's lawsuit that prompted Skretny's ruling.
The recent arrests in Buffalo were the first of its kind King was aware of since the court rulings, he said.
"That's a violation of their civil rights," he said.
The provision in question falls under the section of the state penal law dealing with "unlawful possession of certain ammunition feeding devices." It's a misdemeanor offense, unless it happens in the person's home, in which case it's a noncriminal violation.
Though the federal judges have ruled, state lawmakers have left the law on the books as written.
In the wake of the first federal court decision, State Police leadership instructed troopers to follow the court ruling when enforcing the SAFE Act, at least for the time being, the Albany Times-Union reported at the time. Troopers now enforce the law as written, according to an agency spokesman.
Explaining his decision to stop prosecuting this SAFE Act charge, Flynn said there has been no ruling by the division of the State Appellate Court that covers Erie County. Two of the three other appellate divisions, which cover other parts of the state, have ruled on the issue and those state courts have come down in opposition to the federal decision and upheld the state law, he said.
Flynn, who took office at the start of 2017, said he is relying on the ruling of a federal judge in his geographic area, as well as the 2nd Circuit, which is a step below the U.S. Supreme Court.
"I personally find that very useful and persuasive," he said.
The district attorney, acknowledging the highly charged political environment surrounding gun issues, including the SAFE Act, described his decision as a choice he is making.
"I'm faced with a contradiction here. I'm faced with a penal law that says something and then I have a federal court that says something else."
He continued: "I want to be clear. I'm not getting involved here in whether or not I like the SAFE Act or don't like the SAFE Act. All I'm doing is following the law here."
Moving forward, Flynn said his office will advise police agencies around the county not to charge individuals under this section of law. Flynn noted that oftentimes someone charged with that crime also faces other charges, often including another gun charge.
"It's not like I'm setting criminals free," he said of his decision to drop the charges in the 23 open cases.
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Bayern Munich Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer Injured Again!
Bayern Munich Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer faces another lengthy spell on the sidelines after going off injured in the 4-1 win against Fortuna Dusseldorf.
Neuer has missed two games alreadyin the second half of the season due to a thumb injury and left calf problem.
The 33-year-old made only three league appearances for Bayern last season due to a hairline fracture in his left foot.
Mats Hummels also limped off after the win in Duesseldorf.
The Bayern defender appeared to have a hamstring injury.
The 4-1 win continues a run of fine form in the league for Bayern, as they have taken 43 three points out of a possible 48 over their last 16 games.
It has seen Bayern wipe out a points deficit to Dortmund and now has them a point clear of their title rival, while also possessing a vastly superior goal differential.


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Veteran emcee and songwriter Missy Elliott, whose music makes us lose control, will be the first female rapper to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Missy's debut platinum-selling album Supa Dupa Fly, released in 1997, is touted as one of the greatest debut albums of all time, selling 1.2 million copies and changing the rap landscape for the better. She brought us hits including "Get Ur Freak On," Work It," and "Lose Control." Most importantly, she gave Black girls the social permission to be different and live unapologetically out of the box. Her sex-positive music, including "One Minute Man," "Work It," and "Sock It 2 Me," also gave women the permission to embrace their sexuality on their own terms and standards.
She was body positive before body positivity was a thing. In her "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)" video, Missy donned a trash bag, her dark skin, and full plus-sized body while chanting "Me I'm supa fly… supa dupa fly." Male-dictated beauty ideals were not in her vocabulary. Need more proof Missy was ahead of her time? Check the Gmail logo she donned in fake outer space in 1997 in the "Sock It To Me" video before Google was ever thought of.
Whoa. Missy Elliott = Gmail logo. http://t.co/olv8G86STY pic.twitter.com/FSeSAmJnWZ
— Complex (@Complex) December 30, 2014
Besides the themes of female empowerment in her own music, Missy is responsible for writing some of the best female anthems of our time — Total's "Where My Girls At," Tweet's "Call Me," "Let it Go" by Keyshia Cole, and Danity Kane's "Bad Girl" to name a few.
Missy's induction is another notch in her feminist icon belt. Songwriters are eligible to be nominated for induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame after writing hit songs for at least 20 years. Of the 88 people inducted into the hall of fame in the past decade, only 6 were women. Further explaining the inductions for 2019, Songwriters Hall of Fame Chairman Nile Rodgers said:
"The first thing you need to know is it's about the song, the second thing you need to know is it's about the song, the third thing you need to know is it's about the song. That's true now more than ever but it has always been about the song so I'm very proud that in my first year as Chairman of the Songwriter's Hall of Fame that we are recognizing some of the culturally most important songwriters of all time. The 2019 slate of inductees represents diversity and unity across genres and gender, highlighting our dedicated mission to honor music creators who have enriched our lives. These are writers who in their time literally transformed music and helped make what's happening today possible."
The rapper took to Twitter to congratulate the other songwriters in her induction class.
I want to CONGRATULATE all the AMAZING songwriters who have been inducted into the 2019 "Song Writers Hall of Fame🙌🏾🙌🏾 also those who were nominated because their body of work is AMAZING🙌🏾 I AM SO HUMBLY GRATEFUL to now be inducted also🙏🏾 I ❤you all🤗 #SHOF2019 ✍🏾 pic.twitter.com/6LRHFoeVz1
— Missy Elliott (@MissyElliott) January 12, 2019
Congratulations to you, Missy. This induction has been 20 years in the making, and well deserved.
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