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WOBs On The Ropes
Posted by pedantic George @arseblagger on February 2, 2015 in All Posts
Today we have a post from @Shotta_gooner.
Although I agree wholeheartedly with my old friend and ally, I was tempted not to post this. My thinking is that there are reasonable people (although I struggle to accept those reasons) that think it is time for Arsene to step aside. When I use the term WOB, I use it in relation to those stupid people that repeat unsubstantiated garbage, lies , and misrepresentations to make their points in a disrespectful and downright abusive way.
Also I don't want us to be seen as an Arsene blog. rather than an Arsenal blog. But hey-ho.
Anyway, here it is, enjoy.
WOB on the ropes …
Old narratives die hard. It is well known that it is human nature to cling desperately to old paradigms and ideologies despite clear evidence to the contrary sometimes with disastrous consequences. Such is the current state of the seemingly permanent group of malcontents within supporters of Arsenal Football Club often described as the Wenger Out Brigade or WOBs for short.
The past year or so and into this new season must have been a stomach churning seesaw for the anti—Wenger zealots. Despair at the end of last year with Arsenal winning the FA cup, rendering the 9 year without a trophy mantra null and void. Untrammeled glee in December as Wenger was booed at the Stoke train station following a loss to the Orcs. From their point of view, Wenger might have scored a few tactical victories in the summer transfer window but the team was struggling to win games, languishing outside the top-four, proof in their eyes the old "frog" was unable to take the club forward
Going down …
But while they rubbed their hands with glee there was some ominous signs. Alexis Sanchez was having an explosive start to his English career, totally unprecedented in the history of foreign players transitioning into the premier league. 12 goals and 7 assists so far in the Premiership for a players who cost only £30 million compared to the £70 million that Barca stumped up for Luis Suarez must rank as one of Wenger's best transfer steals ever, arguably even greater than £25 million he coaxed out of Manchester City for Adebayor.
To add insult to injury, while Arsene was not having the best of starts, the WOBs long-held managerial alternatives have not cooperated with their narrative. Jurgen Klopp, the poster boy for managing with an inferior budget, given his recent successes over the German-colossus Bayern, has this season seen the magic evaporate with his club languishing in the relegation zone half-way into the season. Unlike Wenger who has kept Arsenal in the top-four despite years of losing his best players, Dortmund is reeling after first losing Goetze in 2013 and then Lewandowski in 2014. Kloppie's luster has taken a hit. So has Roberto Martinez whose first year at Everton was a blinder. But the second-season syndrome has left Everton struggle to sustain mid-table mediocrity. As these managers flounder, so have the WOBs.
Fast forward to January 2015 and the old saw that Arsenal cannot beat a top team takes a big hit with victory over defending champions Manchester City at the Etihad, the first time since 2010. It wasn't merely the defeat of a top-four team, it was a hammer blow to the bogus narrative that stubborn old Wenger doesn't do tactics. For months the boss had been tweaking our set-up, experimenting in real games with a 4-1-4-1, with predictably mixed results. A rare few were willing to give Wenger the benefit of the doubt of a badly truncated post world-cup pre-season and an unending rash of early season injuries to some of our best players (Koscielny, Arteta, Giroud, Debuchy, Ramsey to name a few).
Speaking of injuries, the malcontents seem confused as what to make of the newly employed fitness guru Shad Forsythe since they had proclaimed him to be one of their successes in their campaign against Wenger's ancient training methods. Notice he escaped becoming scapegoat du jour.
Back to January 2015 and the victory over City, despite Wenger previously disclosed publicly for this season he had to tweak the system to make the team less vulnerable to heavy defeats as happened in the prior year (the scars of Liverpool, Chelsea and Everton away are still raw) , the WOBs and their media enablers resort to lies and obfuscation. Rather than admit that the veteran manager had the nous to execute a difficult but necessary change, we are left with patent nonsense that the victory over City was due to Wenger finally listening to the players and playing a more defensive system. It took Kieran Gibbs in his own blog to confirm that the system had been discussed and agreed between player and manager in previous games, the difference at City was the execution. But why let facts get in the way of a false narrative.
Since City, it has been difficult for the malcontents and the pundits to ignore Arsenal's progress as the season unfolds. Stoke, Brighton and the recent tonking of Aston Villa concurrent with the return from injury of Giroud, Ramsey, Walcott and Ozil has forced the malcontents underground. The media is now forced to admit that Arsenal is a serious contender for a top-4 position.
… and out.
With mounting evidence that Wenger is close to completing the rebuild of another great team , you would think the WOBs would admit defeat and fade away. With Tottenham coming in clear view over the horizon it is timely to remember that old narratives die hard and that it takes only one defeat for the hysteria and nonsense to resume.
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Rantetta February 4, 2015 at 9:44 am
Shotta, superb!


The University of California is pleased to announce the establishment of University of California Foundation Limited, a qualified charitable organization in Hong Kong. One of the first gifts received, a generous donation from William E. (Chip) Connor and family, will establish an endowed chair in cardiothoracic transplantation surgery at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.
The University of California Foundation has been certified by Hong Kong's Inland Revenue Department as a recognized charitable organization under the tax rules of Hong Kong, providing full deductibility in Hong Kong for donations received benefiting all campuses of the University of California. The foundation will also enhance the university's ability to support and provide programs, projects and initiatives between UC and universities in Hong Kong and China.
The Connor Administrative Chair will provide leadership for ongoing surgical research in heart and lung transplantation for adult and pediatric patients with end-stage heart and lung diseases, as well as research to define the mechanisms of the body's immune responses to transplanted organs. Research on chronic rejection in heart and lung transplantation will be a primary focus, including cardiac allograft vasculopathy and reperfusion injury in heart and lung transplantation.
"Chip's generous gift to UCLA's cardiothoracic transplant program will help lead to exciting breakthroughs in the field of heart and lung transplantation," said Dr. Ronald Busuttil, who holds UCLA's William P. Longmire Jr. Chair in Surgery and is professor and executive chair of the department of surgery at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. "We applaud his commitment supporting the work of our dedicated researchers and improving the lives of patients in need of lifesaving organ transplants."
UCLA's adult and pediatric heart transplant program, one of the largest and most respected programs in the world, performs about 80 to 90 transplants each year. The UCLA lung transplant program, which performs about 60 to 65 transplants a year, boasts one the best survival outcomes in the country, thanks to a modified perfusion technique developed at UCLA. The transplant team at UCLA has pioneered many new techniques to further improve outcomes for heart and lung transplant patients.
Connor lives in Hong Kong, is married and has three sons. He is chairman and chief executive officer of privately held William E. Connor & Associates Ltd., a merchandise sourcing company representing many department stores, specialty stores, catalog and e-retailers, and importers in the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan and Australia. The company specializes in fashion-related goods, housewares, furniture and office products.
The endowed chair is part of UCLA's Ensuring Academic Excellence initiative, a five‑year effort aimed at generating $250 million in private commitments specifically for the recruitment and retention of the very best faculty and graduate students. The initiative was launched in June 2004 and its goals include $100 million to fund 100 new endowed chairs for faculty across campus, increasing the number to 331.
For more information about UCLA's cardiothoracic transplant program, please visit www.surgery.ucla.edu.
For more information about the University of California Foundation Limited, or to make a donation, please write to the University of California Foundation at: Level 3, Three Pacific Place, One Queen's Road East, Hong Kong SAR.


The Holiday season is upon us and the joy it brings is in the air. The laughter, good tidings, coming together, and the food are great aspects of the coming holidays. What it can also bring with us is stress. Whether it be financial issues, family disagreements, or scheduling conflict. What can we do during this time of year to help us enjoy the holidays stress free or close to it? Here are some suggestions that can help you to enjoy the holidays with your family and help feel accomplished as well.
Don't Over Do It. Yes we get busy this time of year, many holiday parties, gifts, giving to others, and many other responsibilities. Take some time and step back and decide. Does this cause me more stress than happiness? Do I have time to do add this into my family's life?
Get Holiday Shopping Done Early. Take a couple months before December to get ready. Take family pictures and an address list for those pictures in August or September. In October start a gift list and start a budget of how much you will spend. In November, send holiday cards, shop for holiday gifts (don't forget about you) and start laying out your plans for November and December.
Take Some Time For Yourself. Sometimes we need and want to be alone. Take some time to kick up your heels and take a bath, watch your favorite TV show, or read. These kinds of activities can really help an individual to refocus and destress.
Give Back. Give back to those that have helped you in the past or those that are bravely asking for help. When times are tough and the world seems bleak giving back to the community can remind others that humanity stands and people aren't so bad after all. One can give food, clothing, money, employment, or someone to talk to to those that are in need.
This holiday season try to remember to have fun, enjoy your time with those cherished, give graciously, and have yourself a happy holiday season.
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Q: Resize UICollectionView cells after image inside has been downloaded I'm building a UICollectionView and my custom cells will contain two labels and one image.
Each image is downloaded asynchronously so I don't know it's size until the download it's complete.
Once is downloaded, I want to adapt each cell to re-layout it's content and frame to fit in height the image just downloaded.
As UICollectionViewLayout, I'm using CHTCollectionViewWaterfallLayout
To download the image asynchronously I'm using SDWebImage, like this:
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What is the right approach to resize each UICollectionViewCell right after the image is downloaded?

A: You should just be able to invalidate your collection view layout in an animation block when the image comes back. Things might get a little complicated if more than one image finishes completion at once, but this should work:
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A: To resize collection view cells, you could reload the collection view and return the size of you collection view cells dynamically in the method:
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In cases when the cell's size is dynamic, get the cell from the index path and return its size based on the size of the image. I usually create a method for the cell to return a dynamic size, like in the example above. You can use UIImage's size property to help return the size based on the image.

A: You could try to reloadItemsAtIndexPaths: for the cells that finished loading.

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La pesca a mosca inglese è un tipo di pesca con la mosca conosciuta anche come pesca a mosca classica. Prevede l'uso di canne da pesca sottili e leggere relativamente corte, un mulinello posto sotto l'impugnatura con il solo scopo di contenere la lenza (coda di topo) e non gli è attribuito il compito di salpare il pesce, almeno per le prede di piccola o media pezzatura.

Lenza
Caratteristica di questa pesca è la lenza chiamata coda di topo. Questa è un filo di dimensioni cospicue rispetto alle classiche lenze da pesca, generalmente colorato per essere visibile al pescatore ed a seconda delle sue varianti può essere affondante, semi affondante o galleggiante. Ha una forma conica e va assottigliandosi verso la punta a mo' di "coda di topo" appunto. Nella sua estremità è collegato, tramite nodi particolari, il finale realizzato in lenza trasparente, unendo più spezzoni di filo di diversi diametri con grandezza e lunghezza decrescenti man mano che ci avviciniamo alla punta dove è innestata la mosca (in alternativa esistono in commercio trafilati conici senza nodi).

Esca
Non vi sono pesi, piombi o altri sistemi di appesantimento perché il lancio dell'esca artificiale avviene sfruttando il peso della coda di topo e l'elasticità della canna che va rapportata al peso della coda stessa. Va detto che questo tipo di pesca sportiva facilita il rilascio del pescato in quanto l'esca artificiale non viene quasi mai ingoiata dal pesce, ma rimane in punta di bocca ed i danni arrecati al pescato sono minimi.

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Pesca con la mosca

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Miami is located in Miami Dade County in the southeastern portion of Florida in the United States. This city has a population of over five million people contained within the greater metropolitan area. It is a coastal city and is considered a major international hub for movie and television entertainment, fashion, music and the performing arts. This city is also a financial hub of North America with the greatest number of international banks of any city in the United States. Miami also has an impressive skyline that ranks in third place behind New York and Chicago and consist of over fifty high rise skyscrapers.
While the metropolitan area of Miami has a large population, the population within the city limits consists of only about two hundred thousand residents. This is due to the small land area of the city. The city of Miami sits on only thirty five square miles of land, the smallest land area of any major metropolitan area in the United States. The city is home to less than seven percent of the residents in South Florida. Miami also has the distinction of being the only major city in the U.S. that has two national parks on its borders. These are the Everglades National Park and the Biscayne National Park.
Originally, the area that Miami is now located was home to the Tequestas for over eleven hundred years. But, it wasn't until 1566, when the area was claimed in the name of Spain by Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, that the city began to become a metropolitan area. The first major structure to be placed upon the site is a Spanish Mission in the year 1567. Later, in 1836, Fort Dallas was erected and the area became the theater for major hostilities during the Second Seminole War. Years after the war, Julia Tuttle, a wealthy citrus grower, convince the railroads to expand their lines into the region. This hastened the areas growth and in 1896 Miami was founded as a city. Its population at that time was a mere three hundred residents.
Miami is a city that can be divided geographically into several different sections; the North, South, West and Eastern portions. The eastern portion consist of Miami's downtown area. This is Miami's central financial district and is home to the many banks, hotels, and high rise residential buildings. The western portion is a diverse mix of the many immigrant neighborhoods that call Miami home. These include the Little Havana, West Flagler and Flagami neighborhoods. The south side of this city consist of many historic neighborhoods that were built during the roaring twenties. Some of these include the Coral Way, The Roads and Coconut Grove neighborhoods. The northern side of the city is a mix between diverse ethnic neighborhoods and historic neighborhoods. Neighborhoods here include Little Haiti and Overtown. This part of the city is usually referred to as Midtown.
One of Miami's major hot spots is South Beach. This area is known for its crystal clear blue water, immaculate beaches and art deco architecture. This area is also known for its many boutiques, mega shopping malls, street vendors, and resort hotels. There are also many restaurants in this area that offer a combination of cuisines which include Italian, Haitian and Cuban delicacies.
Another popular attraction in the city is the Miami Metro Zoo. This three hundred acre zoo contains over twelve hundred animals located in large open exhibits. Some of its main features include the twenty seven acre Amazon & Beyond Exhibit, Wings of Asia Aviary, Humpy's Camel Ride and Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station. Visitors here can rent a safari bicycle, take the tram or ride on the monorail to see all this parks attractions. After your visit here you can also take a trip to Miami Seaquarium. This park sits on thirty-eight acres where guest can get a close up look at killer whales, dolphins and sea lions.
A great time for families with children can be had at the Miami Children's Museum. This museum was founded in 1983 and features hands on interactive exhibits that include a television studio, a fire station and a police station. There is also an ocean exhibit and a teddy bear display for the younger children. Other museums that can be checked out in the city of Miami include the Black Heritage Museum, the Frost Art Museum, Gold Coast Railroad Museum, the Cuban Museum of Arts and Culture, the Historical Museum of Southern Florida and the Miami Art Museum. Another great museum to visit in the city is the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. This thirty-four room mansion was built in 1916 by the industrialist James Deering. Its filled with fifteenth and sixteenth century European furniture and paintings. After exploring this historic house, visitors can check out the twenty eight acre grounds that are filled with many Italian and French style fountains, as well as pools and sculptures.
The city of Miami is also home to a number of beautiful historic buildings. One of them is the Miami Herald Museum. The Freedom Tower is another historic building that visitors should check out. It was built in 1925 and is done in a tradition art deco style. It is one of the oldest skyscrapers in the country and was home to the Miami Daily News.
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The teacher's key skill is sleep. The good teacher goes to bed early.
In an ideal world, an early night would be bliss but teacher homework and 'life stuff' make this almost laughable. But Daniel is right about sleep – we can't function properly without it. Sleep is our secret weapon.
I haven't met one teacher yet who says they ever get a decent night's sleep 'on a school night' and weekends aren't much better either. Bank Holiday weekends you might get one good night if you are lucky. There's always too much to do and if you don't get things done then you feel guilty. Tired teachers aren't effective teachers but fragile and vulnerable.
A domain in which fatigue and a bad conscience are poor advisers.
Chronic sleep deprivation seems to go with the job. You might lay tossing and turning checking the clock every hour until around 5am and just when start to drop off it's time to get up. Getting 7 to 9 hours of sleep a night is just for dreamers.
As teacher's we are tortured souls with busy minds and no off button so how can we switch off?
We all know that getting little or no sleep is bad news. It messes with our mood, blurs our focus, blunts our responses and spreads grit over our thinking. Sleep deprived teachers can end up making some dubious decisions along with jumpy and jaded judgments. The last thing we want to hear is that it leads to more stress and a greater risk of heart disease and diabetes. Inadequate or mistimed sleep is dangerous and threatens our health and wellbeing.
The sheer power and value of a good night's sleep can't be ignored. Performance, effectiveness, competence and basic functions all benefit from quality slumber.
Health professionals tell us that drinking coffee 6 hours before bedtime is a no no because it is a stimulant and diuretic. So if you don't want to be 'wired' and up all night visiting the loo try a hot milky drink or a herbal tea instead and not two minutes before light's out!
Consumption of alcohol on a school night – outrageous! Everything in moderation, we know that, but try and avoid alcohol just before bedtime. It might help you nod off but you'll soon be awake again and 'paying a call'.
Moderate amounts of exercise are sufficient to improve sleep quality. You don't need to belong to an expensive gym – a brisk walk is good enough and it will relieve the day's stresses and strains.
If your bedroom is a tip then don't expect a good night. A tidy environment has been proven to aid better sleep. If you are a hoarder, dump your stuff elsewhere.
We might spend thousands on new cars, clothes and technology but do we buy the best mattress we can afford? Get a good one because you spend a lot of time together.
If you take your phone to bed with you then make it sleep in another room. You don't need it anywhere near your pillow. This goes for laptops too. Do you really need a TV in your bedroom? Definitely unplug yourself from social media after the watershed.
When your head is swimming in thoughts and worries, all that splashing makes for a choppy night. Make a list of what you need to do, try and offload, prioritise and aim for a millpond.
Find your optimal bedtime and try and fix a time when you go to bed so that it isn't different every night. Aim for a routine that enables your body to wind down and relax.
9. Put that light out!
Some people can't sleep without a light but light can delay the production of melatonin. Sleeping in darkness is good for the body so if you haven' tried blackout curtains before give them a go and see the difference.
If your bedroom is too hot or too cold then this is going to throw a spanner in the works. Fresh air is important for good sleep quality. Ideally, a bedroom should be a temperature of around 18°C (65°F) and about 65% humidity.
Making you bedroom an oasis of calm might be impossible if you live near a busy main road, your neighbour's dog is barking and you are sat in bed marking with a glass of wine and tube of Pringles but try and give yourself a fighting chance and follow at least some of the sleep hygiene tips. Personally, I've always found ear-plugs do the trick.
They say that we spend 1/3 of our lives sleeping. Not if you are an irritable teacher with restless leg syndrome and permanent jet-lag you don't. If we all got more sleep then we'd all be better teachers.
One thing that would definitely help exhausted educators get more rest, is cutting down the workload and taking the fear out of the job so that teachers can enjoy what should be, the best career in the world.
Try and get an early night if you can.


The AIDS epidemic gained worldwide attention in the 80s, when supporters, campaigners and advocate transformed HIV from an unknown and fatal illness into a treatable condition.
December 1st is World AIDS Day, a day used to raise awareness of the AIDS pandemic and mourn those who have died from the disease.
According to the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations, in 2015 it was estimated that there were 25,313 people living with HIV in Australia. Worldwide, 36.7 million people were estimated to be living with HIV globally, with 46% of them on HIV treatment.
It's a condition that was stigmatised as something only homosexual men got, but was clarified that anyone – male, female, gay or straight – can contract HIV.
HIV is a virus that attacks the immune system, which is the body's natural defence against illness. If HIV is left untreated, it may take up to 10 or 15 years for the immune system to be so severely damaged it can no longer defend itself at all.
However, the speed HIV progresses will vary depending on age, health and background.
AIDS is not a virus but a set of symptoms caused by the HIV virus. AIDS is when a person's immune system is too weak to fight off infection, and they develop certain defining symptoms and illnesses.
These symptoms may include weight loss, fever or night sweats, fatigue and recurrent infections.
AIDS is the last stage of HIV, when the infection is very advanced, and if left untreated will lead to death.
The average age of people living with HIV in Australia is over 45 – and the number of people over 60 is increasing. By 2020, 44.3 per cent of people with HIV will be over 55 years of age.
Clinical Nurse Consultant in HIV and HIV Team Coordinator at Bolton Clarke, Dr Liz Crock has done extensive research into the virus and resultant conditions.
She says that there are more older people living with AIDS today than before, "because of the treatments available, people are living longer, and there are also a lot of long-term survivors who are ageing".
Because of the condition, many people living with HIV "age" faster says Dr Crock, "some of them are in their 50s and 60s; partly because of the treatment and partly because of having this virus for so long, that it causes chronic inflammation and causes them to age earlier and they experience more frailty and cognitive impairment".
"We get quite a few diagnosis of people who are over 55", says Dr Crock, explaining that some people are getting at a later age while other have been unknowingly living with the virus for years.
"So that's a real risk in older people, that they don't get diagnosed because people assume they're not sexually active. There's a lot of misdiagnosis in older people".
There's an increasing need for supported care at home and in aged care for people with HIV and AIDS.
To support this, ASHM (Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis + Sexual Health Medicine) have created a nation-wide Unit of Competency for Aged Care Workers – a Guide for clinical care and ageing with HIV.
ASHM is the peak body for health-workers working in HIV, Viral Hepatitis and STIs – which includes aged care workers.
With more people with HIV needing to go into residential aged care, and be cared for by nurses and aged care workers, there needs to be an increasing awareness of issues.
Dr Crock said while treatments and services had vastly improved since the days of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, client numbers were growing and an increasingly diverse and ageing client base meant a greater need for co-ordinated support.
Dr Crock helped to write the Positive Caring Handbook, a handbook for people caring for older people living with HIV, and a guide for people living with HIV, with Living Positive Victoria.
Living Positive Victoria is a not for profit, community based organisation representing all people living with HIV in Victoria.
The handbook can be downloaded on the Living Positive Victoria website.


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Biografia
Giuseppe Vanni, figlio di Casimiro e di Girolama di Lorenzo Olivieri, membro di un'importante famiglia di Caldarola, fu uno dei protagonisti dell'Insorgenza maceratese. Passò al servizio del Ferdinando IV sovrano del Regno di Napoli e infine morì a Roma, in Piazza del Popolo, il 27 settembre 1808 fucilato dai francesi.

La vita pubblica
Dai verbali del Consiglio di Credenza di Caldarola il 9 febbraio 1756 risulta la nomina a gonfaloniere di Casimiro Vanni, padre di Giuseppe:

La proposta ebbe degli oppositori in quanto il signor Casimiro Vanni era residente a Roma, ma infine egli fu confermato nella carica. Il padre del nostro Giuseppe ricordato come  "dottore dell'urna e dell'altra legge"  a Caldarola godeva di buona fama e nel 1765 fu eletto deputato alla Congregazione Provinciale a Loreto e l'anno successivo divenne prevista a Macerata. Morì il 17 marzo 1769 all'età di 44 anni e fu sepolto nella chiesa di San Martino "in sepulchro maiorum" dove molti anni più tardi e in età molto avanzata, fu sepolta anche la moglie scomparsa il primo aprile 1811. Quest'ultima nel 1775, sei anni dopo la morte del marito e con il figlio ancora dodicenne, donò i suoi beni ed entrò nel monastero di santa Maria del Carmine di Camerino dove stette quattro anni come secolare e in seguito alla professione di fede prese il nome di Maria Fortunata del Nazzareno. Giuseppe Vanni durante la sua minore età fu sotto la tutela dello zio Antonio Vanni.
Avendo egli una sorella maggiore, Anna, che il 22 aprile 1781 sposò il capitano Filippo Bernabei, a lungo il Vanni dovette adoperarsi per far fronte al pagamento della dote dovuta, promessa e che solo nel 1793 riuscì a ottemperare al pagamento.

Il 2 luglio 1782 fu celebrato il matrimonio fra Giuseppe Vanni che aveva quasi 19 anni e Antonia Barbi Adriani di Giovanni Battista di San Ginesio la quale non aveva nemmeno 20 anni.

Giuseppe, a soli 21 anni, nel 1784 fa parte del Consiglio e della Credenza iniziando così il suo impegno nella vita pubblica e fino al 1797 egli rivestì tutte le possibili cariche pubbliche, a cominciare, da quella più prestigiona, di gonfaloniere (cioè il primo dei quattro priori) assunta fin dal 1786 e alla quale rinunciò proprio nel 1797.
Nel dicembre 1786 risulta essere fra i quattro deputati "per le commedie" i quali dovevano presiedere al regolamento per il teatro e al controllo che persone "fuori ceto civico" fossero introdotte nel "palchettone". L'anno seguente fece parte della commissione eletta dal Consiglio di Credenza che prese parte allo sposalizio del signor conte Giuseppe Pallotta.

Tra il 1794 e il 1795, Giuseppe Vanni entrò in contatto con il conte Verri, la marchesa Margherita Sparapani Gentili Boccapadule e il giovane Pietro Malvolti mentre essi si trovavano nel Palazzo della marchesa nel Castello di Pievefavera. Il 18 agosto 1794, il Verri, da Pievefavera, in una sua lettera scriveva:
 e il 22 giugno 1795 narrò che la sera prima gli stessi personaggi erano stati presenti a palazzo per assistere alla rappresentazione di una commedia. Da allora e per lo meno fino all'agosto del 1797 il Vanni curò gli interessi e le proprietà della marchesa nelle Marche, dopo che la stessa ebbe lasciato Pievefavera.

Insorgenza Caldarolese
Il 15 febbraio 1798 venne proclamata la Repubblica romana comprendente anche le Marche e a Caldarola nel passaggio dalla vecchia alla nuova amministrazione verranno nominati, per conto del governo, un Edile e un Aggiunto. Il 31 marzo dello stesso anno fu piantato l'albero della libertà nell'attuale piazza Leopardi e nel 1799, lo stesso Vanni ebbe l'incarico di "commissario per le provviste". Ma nel frattempo Vanni sta meditando la propria decisione di combattere contro i francesi. Preso contatto nella primavera di quell'anno con l'esercito napoletano presso Pescara, ebbe immediatamente il grado di brigadiere e il comando di un manipolo di soldati con i quali conquistò Ascoli Piceno e Fermo, scacciandone la guarnigione repubblicana.
Alla fine del maggio del 1799 Giuseppe Vanni fu nel fermano, al servizio del De Donatis con il grado di brigadiere generale, e in attuazione del piano concordato con il Lahoz, ritornò a Caldarola la cui Municipalità, temendo un attacco da parte degli Insorgenti aveva chiamato in aiuto le truppe francesi presenti a Tolentino.
Il 31 maggio Vanni fu a San Ginesio, dove contava di trovare degli aiuti e l'indomani i francesi entrarono a Caldarola. La famiglia del Vanni, ovvero la moglie e le sue cinque figlie (la sesta nacque più tardi) si rifugiarono in una casa colonica fuori città. A questo punto gli Insorgenti attaccarono, quasi al confine con Belforte, i Francesi; la battaglia fu ampia e violenta, con molte perdite per questi ultimi. Ma i combattimenti avvennero anche nel paese, nelle "Case Nove", dove gli Insorgenti avevano trovato appostamenti dentro le abitazioni. Fu così che i repubblicani fuggirono insieme con i loro sostenitori caldarolesi e fra questi lo stesso "Edile".e il cognato del Vanni. La stessa sera fu bruciato l'albero della libertà.
Le fonti narrano di 200 repubblicani venuti da Tolentino e di 22 rientrati dopo la battaglia, la maggior parte dei caduti furono sepolti a Pian di Busso.
Il giorno seguente da Tolentino si spostarono a Belforte 300 repubblicani e anche il Vanni dislocò i suoi uomini in vasto spazio che da Borgiano, a Caccamo chiusero fino a Belforte. Purtroppo quando iniziarono gli scontri fra gli Insorgenti iniziarono anche le diserzioni e Vanni chiese soccorso agli Insorgenti presenti a Camerino.
I francesi usciti all'attacco da Belforte avanzavano compiendo saccheggi e ruberie, ma ben prima di giungere a Caldarola retrocedettero.
Da Sarnano nel frattempo sopraggiungevano gli uomini condotti dal Lahoz, ma a causa di una falsa notizia si arrestarono e non giunsero a Caldarola nei tempi previsti, ma seppure con ritardo entrò nella piazza del paese e ne prese possesso in nome di Ferdinando VI di Napoli,

Da Camerino, dove si trovava, Vanni ritornò a Borgiano e i suoi uomini mossero su Belforte uccidendo il generale dei repubblicani, Mosca da Jesi, il suo aiutante e un sergente. Seguì una fitta sparatoria finché i repubblicani terminarono le munizioni e rientrarono a Tolentino. A questo punto gli Insorgenti entrarono in Belforte, saccheggiarono le abitazioni delle persone ritenute nemici e portarono a Caldarola 12 ostaggi.
Dopo la presa di Belforte gli Insorgenti il 9 giugno presero Tolentino e il 14 Macerata dove Vanni fu accolto in trionfo. Macerata venne persa il 5 luglio e recuperata il 30.

Il 28 luglio 1799 si ebbe un terremoto fortissimo che causò danni e vittime soprattutto a Camerino.

Fino a settembre, Vanni fu impegnato per tutta la Marca nel ripristino delle vecchie magistrature, ma contemporaneamente continuò ad occuparsi del governo di Caldarola.
In novembre prese parte all'assedio di Ancona, dove si manifestarono disaccordi con Lahoz e De Donatis. Caduta Ancona gli Insorgenti furono sciolti e il De Cavallar, commissario imperiale incaricato da Vienna, fu posto a dirigere i territori occupati dello Stato Pontificio. La reggenza austriaca durò fino al 25 giugno 1800 quando papa Pio VII ripristinò lo Stato Pontificio.

Vanni non rientrò a casa, dopo la liberazione di Roma nel settembre 1799 egli ebbe dal Generale Damas comandante in capo delle Armi nello Stato Pontificio la possibilità di costituire un Corpo di Volontari di milizia regolata. A tal proposito vista la conoscenza con Pietro Malvolti maturata nel corso della frequentazione della casa della marchesa Sparapani Gentili Boccapadule, il giovane Pietro prese l'impegno di provvedere alla selezione della gioventù volontaria e aprì una circoscrizione militare proprio nei locali del Palazzo della marchesa in Via in Arcione. Quando il governo pontificio temette un probabile rientro dei francesi intimò alla nobildonna di rimuovere tale organizzazione e la marchesa, con reazione esagerata, allontanò per sempre da sé il suo giovane protetto. Il quale a questo punto entrò nella milizia con il grado di ufficiale e fino al congedo seguito all'Armistizio stette nel campo militare di Grotta Ferrata. Alessandro Verri soffrì molto di questo allontanamento del Malvolti e lo continuò a proteggere e sostenere per tutto il resto della vita prevedendo per lui degli assegnamenti nel suo testamento.

Vanni nel 1801 fu ancora a Roma, poi nel Regno di Napoli e nel 1806 a Palermo.

Le vicende familiari
A Caldarola, la moglie dovette provvedere alla famiglia e all'amministrazione dei beni facendo innumerevoli atti allo scopo di far fronte ai debiti contratti dal marito.
Il 17 marzo 1817 Antonia Barbi e le figlie Rachele (nata il 26-1-1786), Maria (nata il 15-10-1793), Giovanna (nata il 17-7-1795), Anna Lucia, Teresa (nata il 26-8-1787) ed Erminia (nata il 15-8-1799) procedettero alla divisione patrimoniale in sei parti uguali detratto l'ammontare della dote della madre e all'obbligo della sua ospitalità e del suo mantenimento a vita.
A questo punto, nel giro di circa vent'anni l'ingente patrimonio di Giuseppe Vanni svanì nel tentativo delle eredi di far fronte ai continui debiti.

La fine
Le cronache narrano che Giuseppe Vanni da Caldarola, al servizio del Re Ferdinando VI, sbarcato nelle vicinanze di Ostia con lo scopo di sottrarre dalla prigionia Papa Pio VII, ma fu arrestato come spia e sospettato, fu portato a Castel Sant'Angelo e da una commissione militare del comando francese fu condannato alla pena di morte che fu eseguita il 27 settembre 1808 in Piazza del Popolo in violazione della Sovranità Pontificia.

Note

Bibliografia
 Tullio Colsalvatico, Giuseppe Vanni capo-massa dell'insorgenza marchigiana, in Rassegna storica del Risorgimento, Roma, 1930, pp. 163–164.
 Nicola Raponi, Alessandro Verri e il Trattato di Tolentino, in Quaderni del Bicentenario 2, Tolentino, 1997, pp. 125–132.
 Rossano Cicconi, 1799: l'insorgenza antifrancese e il sacco di Macerata, Giuseppe Vanni nella documentazione caldarolese Atti del Convegno di Studi, Macerata. 1999, Comune di Macerata, Macerata 2001, pp. 361–464.
 Marina Pieretti, Margherita Sparapani Gentili Boccapaduli. Ritratto di una gentildonna romana (1735-1820), in "Rivista storica del Lazio", XIII-XIV, Roma, 2001. scheda online
 Girolamo Barlesi, a cura di Rossano Cicconi, Memorie, Pollenza (MC), Tipografia San Giuseppe, 2003.
 Nicola Raponi, Il mito di Bonaparte in Italia. Atteggiamenti della società milanese e reazioni nello stato romano, Studi Storici Carocci, 2005, ISBN 9788843033744
 Nicola Raponi, Alessandro Verri a Pievefavera (1793-1795) : allarmi rivoluzionari e scoperta di un tranquillo rifugio nella provincia romana, Estr. da: Archivio storico lombardo : giornale della Società storica lombarda, Milano, Cisalpino, 2007. scheda online

Voci correlate
Caldarola
Camerino
Margherita Sparapani Gentili Boccapadule
Alessandro Verri

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The Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) and Silicon Slopes today announced the IT Pathways Program, a partnership with tech companies and education to create a career pathway to train Utah's tech workforce.
"The IT Pathways Program will fill critical workforce needs in our state and ensure the continued success of Utah's tech industry," said Gov. Gary R. Herbert. "This program will be an important investment—for education, for our growing workforce, for the IT industry and for economic opportunity—in other words, for Utah's future."
IT Pathways, part of the state's Talent Ready Utah initiative, is designed to more effectively align education with pressing workforce pipeline needs. Today's meeting featured an education panel with Matthew S. Holland, president of Utah Valley University, Deneece G. Huftalin, president of Salt Lake Community College (SLCC), Noelle E. Cockett, president of Utah State University (USU) and Dave R. Woolstenhulme, commissioner of the Utah System of Technical Colleges, discussing strategies to prepare Utah students to enter the workforce.
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Castelfidardo is strategically located in the province of Ancona is a heaven of peace and tranquility. Just 8km from the beautiful beaches of the Conero Coast and surrounded by picturesque Marche's cities like Loreto, Recanati and Macerata. Castelfidardo is the ideal destination for those who want a vacation of 360 degree.
It is known as the birthplace of the accordion (In 800, Paolo Soprani, who was a local craftsman, has developed the prototype) and boasts about a unique museum in Italy: button accordions, accordions and other free reed instruments are the testimony of an industry that has made Castelfidardo one of the Leading Accordion Production Centers of the world.
In our city, also it took place the famous Battle of Castelfidardo, in which the armies of the Kingdom of Sardinia fought against one of the Papal States, it was a decisive episode in the struggle for Italian Risorgimento, as a result of which it was possible to proclaim the birth of the kingdom of Italy.
As evidence of the battle, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary a national monument was erected on the top of a hill and surrounded by a park of evergreen trees. It is surrounded by an artistic fence and it is definitely one of the places not to miss if you are around.
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National Monument is located near the old town on the hill of Monte Cucco, it was made of bronze lost wax casting to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the battle on September 18th, 1860. The contest for its construction was won by the Venetian sculptor Vito Pardo, who proposed an innovative form of sculpture, a way of understanding the space, that has been defined as cinematographic, consists of choosing to put the riding leader on the same floor of the soldiers. Vito Pardo made his work as an allegory of the path suffered from the Unification of Italy: from a formless mass divided by the suffering was born one nation and one people.
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Paolo Soprani was from a humble family of Castelfidardo. After meeting with a pilgrim to the Holy House of Loreto, that the young man has known the accordion. After having procured an instrument, the young Paul, intrigued by its operation, took it apart and then recoveried it in order to learn the process. And it then starts, in the basement of the house and along with his brothers, an own production of accordions was born, that started selling in the markets of the neighboring cities and gradually delevoped a production destined to grow with time taking the shape of the most popular and well known companies in Castelfidardo and in the world. Soprani Palace is located along the Matteotti avenue that connects the beautiful gardens of Porta Marina (a real balcony over the Adriatic) to the park entrance of the National Monument of Marche, the mighty and classical mass of the Soprani building makes it one of the largest private buildings and most representative in Castelfidardo.
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Deep Freeze "freezes" the computer configuration, returning it to the same state upon reboot regardless of what occurred in the meantime. To perform its duties, the software requires the following data:
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Network connectivity information, including the computer's IP address, domain, subnet, and network adaptor details.
An inventory of drives and additional drive information, including drive serial numbers, volume information, partition information, disk drive and system drive details.
Select computer configuration information, including standard and daylight saving time settings, and Windows Update server URL.
Deep Freeze Cloud Console
Deep Freeze Cloud Console is the interface used by administrators to manage the deployment. To perform its duties, the software requires the following data:
Information that helps to unambiguously identify the console computer, including its computer name, MAC addresses, OS build number and version.
Network connectivity information, including the computer's IP address, port, domain, and subnet.
User identity information, including the names of any logged in users, and the name and password of any remote consoles.
Anti-Bullying is an incident reporting and tracking utility which assists users to reduce bullying by cataloging issues and helping to recognize trends. To perform its duties, the software requires the following data:
Information that identifies the user, including user name and computer name. Note that if the software is configured for anonymous reporting, this information is not collected.
Details of reported incidents.
Mobile Device Management (iOS)
Mobile Device Management (iOS) is an iOS app that enables the Cloud Console to communicate with, monitor, and control iOS devices. To perform its duties, the software requires the following data:
Information that helps to unambiguously identify the device, including its name, model, serial number, build version, and UDID.
OS version information to help determine what capabilities the device possesses.
Location data used to track the device's whereabouts.
Information regarding device configuration, including whether the device is supervised, whether it has an active iTunes account, and which of the following features are enabled: voice roaming, data roaming, personal hotspot, device locator, do not disturb, activation lock, cloud backup, and passcode protection.
Information regarding installed apps, including name, version, ID, app size, and the size of any app data files.
Security information required to send the device push notifications, including its token, unlock token, and push magic.
Additional information including battery level, phone number, last backup date, Wi-Fi MAC address, IMEI number, available cellular technologies, current and home carrier networks, roaming status, hardware encryption capabilities, and device capacity.
Mobile Device Management (Android)
Mobile Device Management (Android) is an Android app that enables the Cloud Console to communicate with, monitor, and control Android devices. To perform its duties, the software requires the following data:
Information that helps to unambiguously identify the device, including its name, model, serial number, build version, and Android ID.
Information regarding device configuration, including which of the following features are enabled: voice roaming, data roaming, personal hotspot, device locator, do not disturb, activation lock, and passcode protection.
Information regarding installed apps, including name, version, ID, and app size.
Additional information including battery level, phone number, last backup date, Wi-Fi MAC address, available cellular technologies, current and home carrier networks, SSID of currently connected WI-FI network, roaming status, hardware encryption capabilities, and total and available device capacity.
Power Save is energy management software that reduces power consumption by fine-tuning when and how computers power down. To perform its duties, the software requires the following data:
Hardware profiles, including computer and monitor make and model.
Information regarding events, including event IDs (sleep, wake, etc.) and their timestamps.
Preferred interface language.
Power Save Mac requires additional computer identity information, including IP and MAC addresses, machine name, machine ID, NetBIOS name, IP adaptors, OS information, and domain DNS.
Software Updater automatically downloads and applies updates to software on the computer, even if Deep Freeze is installed. To perform its duties, the software requires the following data:
Information regarding the programs Software Updater is meant to update, including their installed version and architecture (32 bit / 64 bit).
Usage Stats assists IT staff in determining how computers are utilized (or underutilized) by tracking and reporting computer usage. To perform its duties, the software requires the following data:
An inventory of the computer's installed products.
Information regarding user activity, including who is currently logged in, who has used the computer in the past, the times that users logged in and out, and what user-facing executables were launched by those users.
UserVoice is a user feedback utility incorporated into the Deep Freeze Cloud console. To perform its duties, the software requires the following information:
User identity, including first name, last initial, and email address.
Details of the user feedback.
WINSelect applies restrictions to what operations can be performed within the Windows operating system. To perform its duties, the software requires the following data:
An inventory of the files and features that the software could deny users access to, including available printers, control panel applets, drives, file extensions, desktop icons, and executables within the Program Files folders.
Information to assist the software to deny access to selected browser features, including the version of Internet Explorer or Firefox installed on the computer.


Google has released Google Chrome 25.0.1364.173 to address multiple vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities may allow an attacker to cause a denial-of-service condition or execute arbitrary code.
US-CERT encourages users and administrators to review the Google Chrome Release blog entry and update to Chrome 25.0.1364.173.
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Emergency Preparedness for Beginners A Bolt-Action Rifle?
Most target rifles are of bolt action persuasion, but autoloaders and at least one break-action single shot rifle are included in the lists above. Before you buy any kind of target rifle, attend a few local matches and talk to the shooters. They will prove to be a helpful source of information and advice.
Just as with carbines and handguns, always ensure your bolt-action rifle has a fresh round chambered after each shot. Teaching yourself to cycle the bolt without losing your sight picture is ideal. Teaching yourself to cycle the bolt without losing your sight picture is ideal.


Other satellites in the DS-M series had a similar appearance.
Ukrainian technology satellite. Payload developed by the VNIIEM to test electric gyrodyne orientation systems. Also studied variations in the intensity of cosmic rays. Cosmic Radiation satellite built by Yuzhnoye, Russia. Launched 1963 - 1964. Used DS Bus.
Status: Operational 1963. First Launch: 1963-06-01. Last Launch: 1964-12-09. Number: 3 . Gross mass: 340 kg (740 lb).
Family: Technology, Technology satellite. Country: Ukraine. Launch Vehicles: Kosmos 2, R-12, Kosmos 63S1. Launch Sites: Kapustin Yar, Kapustin Yar Mayak-2, Kapustin Yar LC86/1. Agency: MO, Yuzhnoye. Bibliography: 2, 6, 99, 12259.
1963 June 1 - . 02:50 GMT - . Launch Site: Kapustin Yar. Launch Complex: Kapustin Yar Mayak-2. LV Family: R-12. Launch Vehicle: Kosmos 63S1. FAILURE: First stage failed 4 seconds after launch.. Failed Stage: 1.
DS-MT s/n 1 - . Payload: DS-MT. Mass: 340 kg (740 lb). Nation: Russia. Agency: RVSN. Program: DS. Class: Technology. Type: Navigation technology satellite. Spacecraft Bus: DS. Spacecraft: DS-MT. Payload developed by the VNIIEM to test electric gyrodyne orientation systems. Also studied variations in the intensity of cosmic rays..
1964 June 6 - . 06:00 GMT - . Launch Site: Kapustin Yar. Launch Complex: Kapustin Yar Mayak-2. LV Family: R-12. Launch Vehicle: Kosmos 63S1.
Cosmos 31 - . Payload: DS-MT s/n 2. Mass: 325 kg (716 lb). Nation: Russia. Agency: MO. Program: DS. Class: Technology. Type: Navigation technology satellite. Spacecraft Bus: DS. Spacecraft: DS-MT. Completed Operations Date: 1964-06-23 . Decay Date: 1964-10-20 . USAF Sat Cat: 803 . COSPAR: 1964-028A. Apogee: 485 km (301 mi). Perigee: 221 km (137 mi). Inclination: 48.90 deg. Period: 91.70 min. Payload developed by the VNIIEM to test electric gyrodyne orientation systems. Also studied variations in the intensity of cosmic rays..
1964 December 9 - . 23:02 GMT - . Launch Site: Kapustin Yar. Launch Complex: Kapustin Yar LC86/1. LV Family: R-12. Launch Vehicle: Kosmos 63S1.
Cosmos 51 - . Payload: DS-MT s/n 3. Mass: 350 kg (770 lb). Nation: Russia. Agency: MO. Program: DS. Class: Technology. Type: Navigation technology satellite. Spacecraft Bus: DS. Spacecraft: DS-MT. Completed Operations Date: 1965-01-04 . Decay Date: 1965-11-14 . USAF Sat Cat: 947 . COSPAR: 1964-080A. Apogee: 537 km (333 mi). Perigee: 258 km (160 mi). Inclination: 48.80 deg. Period: 92.60 min. Payload developed by the VNIIEM to test electric gyrodyne orientation systems. Also studied variations in the intensity of cosmic rays, and measured the luminosity of the starry sky..


RODRIGUEZ, H reached on a throwing error by 2b.
GALINDO, I. hit by pitch; RODRIGUEZ, H advanced to second.
SWIFT, A. walked; LAW, W advanced to second; TAKEMURA, K. advanced to third.
STARICK, J. walked, RBI; SWIFT, A. advanced to second; LAW, W advanced to third; TAKEMURA, K. scored.
BRAUN, C. walked, RBI; STARICK, J. advanced to second; SWIFT, A. advanced to third; LAW, W scored.
PASTORA, S. singled through the left side, RBI; BRAUN, C. advanced to second; STARICK, J. advanced to third; SWIFT, A. scored.
DUITSMAN, J. homered to right field, 4 RBI; PASTORA, S. scored; BRAUN, C. scored; STARICK, J. scored.
TAKEMURA, K. doubled to right field, RBI; CURTIS, S. scored.
GONZALEZ, M. singled to left field.
WRIGHT, A. singled to left field; GONZALEZ, M. advanced to second.
STARICK, J. singled to center field.
BRAUN, C. doubled to center field, RBI; STARICK, J. scored.
BRAUN, C. advanced to third on a wild pitch.
GALINDO, I. singled through the left side; RODRIGUEZ, H advanced to second.
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PASTORA, S. singled to left field.
DUITSMAN, J. singled to center field; PASTORA, S. advanced to second.
SHACKLES, N. singled to left field; DUITSMAN, J. advanced to second; PASTORA, S. advanced to third.
CURTIS, S. reached on a fielder's choice; SHACKLES, N. advanced to second; DUITSMAN, J. advanced to third; PASTORA, S. out at home 3b to c.
TAKEMURA, K. doubled to center field, 3 RBI; CURTIS, S. scored; SHACKLES, N. scored; DUITSMAN, J. scored.
LAW, W homered to center field, 2 RBI; TAKEMURA, K. scored.
SWIFT, A. singled to right field.
STARICK, J. walked; SWIFT, A. advanced to second.
CONRIQUEZ, R to p for GUTIERREZ, M.
BRAUN, C. singled to left field; STARICK, J. advanced to second; SWIFT, A. advanced to third.
PASTORA, S. singled up the middle, RBI; BRAUN, C. advanced to second; STARICK, J. advanced to third; SWIFT, A. scored.
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NASUKIEWICZ to cf for CURTIS, S..
THOMPSON, J. to p for SPILLERS, D..
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HADFIELD, S. to p for CONRIQUEZ, R.
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HOWELL, J. walked; NASUKIEWICZ advanced to second; SPILLERS, D. advanced to third.
LAW, W hit by pitch, RBI; HOWELL, J. advanced to second; NASUKIEWICZ advanced to third; SPILLERS, D. scored.
MANNING, R. pinch hit for THOMPSON, J..
MANNING, R. singled to left field, RBI; LAW, W advanced to second; HOWELL, J. advanced to third; NASUKIEWICZ scored.
BRAUN, C. singled up the middle, 2 RBI; MANNING, R. advanced to second; LAW, W scored; HOWELL, J. scored.
PASTORA, S. walked; BRAUN, C. advanced to second; MANNING, R. advanced to third.
TORRES, J. hit by pitch, RBI; PASTORA, S. advanced to second; BRAUN, C. advanced to third; MANNING, R. scored.
SPILLERS, D. walked, RBI; TORRES, J. advanced to second; PASTORA, S. advanced to third; BRAUN, C. scored.
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SPILLERS, D. doubled to center field, RBI; TORRES, J. advanced to third; PASTORA, S. scored.
NASUKIEWICZ singled to shortstop, RBI; SPILLERS, D. advanced to third; TORRES, J. scored.
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KNUDSEN, B. singled to left field; CORSETTI, F. advanced to second; SWEEN, Z. advanced to third.
BRAUN, C. walked, RBI; KNUDSEN, B. advanced to second; CORSETTI, F. advanced to third; SWEEN, Z. scored.
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HomeNewsFNBS shareholders, liquidator clash over assets
FNBS shareholders, liquidator clash over assets
A fight has erupted between First National Building Society (FNBS) shareholders and its liquidator Winsely Militala over the return of the financial institution's assets.
Militala who took over from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe-appointed liquidator David Scott on June 17 last year is accused of inappropriately disposing of FNBS's assets.
FNBS closed indefinitely in October 2003 amid fears that the institution could collapse due to the effects of allegations of fraud and extended periods of unchecked mismanagement.
The Ministry of Finance ordered the shutdown of the building society to facilitate investigations into reports that detained FNBS managing director Samson Ruturi and his financial director Nicholas Musona allegedly defrauded the building society of nearly Z$1 billion then.
In a letter dated October 22, 2010 the High Court ordered Militala to return the financial institution's assets although it did not specify when and their value.
The letter follows a number of correspondences between the two which the Master of the High Court said "was yielding no results".
"Following our meeting on October 21 2010 between yourself representing the liquidator Scott, Simplicious Chihambakwe representing the directors of FNBS, Wesley Sibanda, the previous liquidator and of course myself, I directed as follows.
"That the liquidator be and is hereby directed to return to the shareholders of FNBS all assets in schedule 'A' or such assets not sold as of today's date (October 21)," said Charles Nyatanga who is the master/registration /sheriff for Zimbabwe.
"The said assets be returned within seven days of this date that is by 4pm on Thursday 28 October 2010.
That the liquidator is directed to submit a final account in this liquidation by 28 October 2010 for taxation," read the letter in part.
Nyatanga said it was recorded that all creditors in the liquidation were paid by the previous liquidator Sibanda and the other creditors.
Militala is however denying the allegations saying all that he was doing was above board and that the Master of the High Court was empowered to execute other duties but in this case there were no statute that gave him power to do so.
"I am aware that the respondent is empowered by law to take . . . of the contact of a liquidator and that he is authorised to inquire in to a liquidator's conduct in relation to liquidations," said Militala in his founding affidavit deposited at the High Court on January 6 2011.
"However I vehemently deny that the respondent is empowered by any statute or any other law to issue an order in nature of the one that he issued on October 21 2010," he said.
"Applicant therefore contends that the respondent's order is ultra vires the powers reposed in him by law and therefore ought to be set aside," he said.
"In the circumstances, applicant prays that it may please this honourable court to grant and order in terms of the draft," added Militala.
Militala said by a special `power of attorney executed by David John Scott he was empowered and duly authorised to depose to this affidavit on behalf of the applicant.
"The facts to which I depose herein are within my personal knowledge and are to the best of my belief true and correct," he said.
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New Model Homes Open For Tour At Asturia
Unique Floor Plans Offered By Four Premier Builders The holiday season is a wonderful time to dream about your next home, and Asturia invites you to visit its model homes by some of America's top builders, in Odessa. The community's beautifully furnished model homes are open for tour daily at this master-planned community, located off of State Road 54, just west of the Suncoast … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Home Section, Sponsored Content Tagged With: Asturia, David Weekley Homes, I-75, ICI Homes, J.W. Mitchell High School, Lane Gardner, Odessa Elementary, Park Square Homes, Ryan Homes, Seven Springs Middle School, State Road 54, Suncoast Parkway, U.S. 19, U.S. 41
Park Square Homes Is New Builder In Asturia
August 28, 2019 By Special to The Laker/Lutz News
Hines, developer of the master-planned community of Asturia in Odessa, is proud to announce the addition of Park Square Homes to its lineup of premier home builders. "We welcome Park Square Homes to the Asturia family, because they have a good reputation and bring over 35 years of experience building quality homes," said Lane Gardner, senior managing director for Hines. "We look forward to Park … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Home Section Tagged With: Asturia, Behnke Ranch, David Weekley Homes, FLorida Home Builders Association, Hines, ICI Homes, J.W. Mitchell High School, Lane Gardner, Laurie Tarver, Odessa, Odessa Elementary, Park Square Homes, Ryan Homes, Seven Springs Middle School, State Road 54, Suncoast Parkway
Location, Beautiful Homesites And Excellent Schools at Asturia
July 24, 2019 By Special to The Laker/Lutz News
Over the past three years, families of all ages and sizes have chosen Asturia as a place to call home, drawn to this master-planned community for its strategic location, beautiful homesites and excellent schools. Situated on 500 acres in Odessa along State Road 54, and located less than a mile from the Suncoast Parkway, Asturia residents have fast and easy access to Tampa International … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Home Section Tagged With: Ashton Woods, Asturia, David Weekley Homes, FLorida Home Builders Association, Hines, ICI Homes, J.W. Mitchell High School, Lane Gardner, Odessa, Odessa Elementary, Ryan Homes, Seven Springs Middle School, State Road 54, Suncoast Parkway, Tampa International Airport
Exciting New Year At Asturia
January 23, 2019 By Special to The Laker/Lutz News
There is much to look forward to this New Year at Asturia, the master-planned community in Odessa that is one of the most desired neighborhoods along the popular State Road 54 corridor in central Pasco County. After almost three years of development, Asturia is now in its third phase, having completed 300 homes and releasing another 100 lots to its builders. Hines, the developer behind Asturia, … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Home Section Tagged With: Ashton Woods, Asturia, Behnke Ranch, Creighton Call, David Weekley Homes, Hines, ICI Homes, Interstate 75, J.W. Mitchell High School, Odessa Elementary School, Pasco County School District, Ryan Homes, Seven Springs Middle School, State Road 54, Suncoast Parkway, U.S. 19, U.S. 41
16 Beautiful Ashton Woods Homes Ready For Your Family
Ashton Woods is in its final sales phase at Asturia, with 85 percent of homesites sold since the community opened two years ago. "We've had tremendous success in Asturia, selling over 100 single-family homes in this much-desired community," said Marketing Manager Kristin Wilson. "We have under 30 homes available for sale, and expect all to be completed by the end of the year." Because most … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Home Section, Sponsored Content Tagged With: Ashton Woods, Asturia, builder and developer magazine, J.W. Mitchell High School, Kathy Midkiff, Kristin Wilson, Odessa Elementary School, Seven Springs Middle School
Local schools receive Special Olympics honor
October 31, 2018 By Kevin Weiss
Land O' Lakes High School's Unified Special Olympics program received international attention more than three years ago, when its coed soccer team won the bronze medal at the 2015 Special Olympics World Games in Los Angeles. Now, the school's Unified program has earned another prestigious honor — 2018 Special Olympics National Banner Unified Champion School. The designation, based on the … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Land O' Lakes Sports, Local Sports Tagged With: Courtney Eckel, Florida Southern College, Haley Eckel, Land O' Lakes High School, Longleaf Elementary School, Seven Springs Middle School, Special Olympics International, Sunlake High School, Unified Special Olympics, Val Lundin, Vicky King
Brightman Family Loves Asturia and Their Ashton Woods Home
October 24, 2018 By Special to The Laker/Lutz News
Alex and Jessica Brightman were one of the first Ashton Woods homeowners in Asturia, a master-planned community in Odessa, along the State Road 54 corridor. Two years later, the young couple will be bringing home their second child to their Ashton Woods home, when their son is born in January. "We just love our Ashton Woods home and living in Asturia," said Alex, who works in the IT field. "We … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Home Section Tagged With: Alex Brightman, Ashton Woods, Asturia, builder and developer magazine, J.W. Mitchell High School, Jessica Brightman, Kathy Midkiff, Kristin Wilson, Odessa, Odessa Elementary School, Seven Springs Middle School, State Road 54, Suncoast Parkway
September 26, 2018 By Special to The Laker/Lutz News
Ashton Woods is in its final sales phase at Asturia, with 80 percent of homesites sold since the community opened two years ago. "We've had tremendous success in Asturia, selling over 100 single-family homes in this much-desired community," said Sales Manager Kristin Wilson. "We have under 40 homes available for sale, and expect all to be completed by the end of the year." Because most … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Home Section Tagged With: Ashton Woods, Asturia, builder and developer magazine, J.W. Mitchell High School, Jillian Harris, Kristin Wilson, Odessa Elementary School, Seven Springs Middle School
Want To Move To A New Home By The Holidays?
Then visit Ashley Woods' 18 Inventory Homes In Asturia Ashton Woods is in its final sales phase at Asturia, with 75 percent of home sites sold since the community opened two years ago. "We've had tremendous success in Asturia, selling over 100 beautiful homes in this much-desired community on State Road 54," said Sales Manager Kristin Wilson. "We have just 45 homes to go, and expect all to … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Home Section Tagged With: Ashton Woods, Asturia, builder and developer magazine, J.W. Mitchell High School, Jillian Harris, Kirstin Wilson, Odessa, Odessa Elementary School, Seven Springs Middle School, State Road 54
Buy Your Ashton Woods Home Now, Before It's Too Late
Ashton Woods is in its final sales phase at Asturia, with 75 percent of home sites sold since the community opened two years ago. "We've had tremendous success in Asturia, selling over 100 beautiful homes in this much-desired community on State Road 54," said Sales Manager Kristin Woods. "We have just 45 homes to go, and expect all to be gone by the end of the year." Because many families … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Home Section, Sponsored Content Tagged With: Ashton Woods, Asturia, builder and developer magazine, J.W. Mitchell High School, Jillian Harris, Kristin Woods, Odessa Elementary School, Seven Springs Middle School, State Road 54


This device has a Sagemcom OUI.
However, the board P/Ns clearly indicate Askey manufacture.
There are two Gigabit Ethernet ports on this device.
This includes the red WAN port and the right most port on the LAN switch.
This device appears to be mostly identical to the BT Home Hub 3.0A.
This device is assumed to use AR9227.


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Q: TypeError: React.__spread is not a function (React 16 with babel 6) Using node.js with babel as follows:
require('babel-core/register')({presets: ['react']});

With the following versions:
"babel-core": "6.26.0"
"babel-preset-react": "6.24.1"

I get the above error.
Suggestions?

A: Try installing babel-preset-es2015 and update babel register like
require('babel-core/register')({
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Time to unite Israel and Palestine
by admin|Published May 29, 2021
BY GERRY CHIDIAC
Lessons in Learning
George Floyd has changed the world. His tragic death created a bond of international solidarity that no force on Earth can stop, no matter how some try.
As a person of Middle Eastern descent living in the diaspora, I have always taken an interest in the situation in Israel/Palestine. Palestinians I met would tell me they were from Jordan or Lebanon (which was not untrue) until they knew I was non-judgmental. To be Palestinian, in the eyes of many, meant that one was a terrorist.
A few months ago, the great African American scholar Cornel West was refused tenure at Harvard University, he believes due to his stand on Palestinian issues. At the University of Toronto, renowned human rights lawyer Valentina Azarova was denied a position, it appears, due to her advocacy for Palestinian rights.
As a writer, I became reluctant to even mention Palestinian rights in my columns because this was always met with a scathing indictment from Honest Reporting Canada, the media watchdog that seems to attack anything that is even remotely critical of the State of Israel.
As a public-school teacher, I never bring up the Israel-Palestine issue and only reluctantly comment when my students directly ask me.
This has been the environment in the North American press and in academia for decades, despite the fact that the number of deaths of Palestinians has exceeded the number of Israelis killed by order of magnitude, despite the fact that Palestinians have continued to be forced from their homes, and despite the fact that they do not have equal rights, even if they are Israeli citizens.
Something is different now. Israel has disproportionately bombed Palestinian civilian populations many times in retribution for homemade rockets being fired by the terrorist organization Hamas. This time Western journalists are actually challenging the narrative of Israeli officials and making an effort to provide a balanced view of the conflict. Comedians John Oliver and Trevor Noah have questioned the heavy-handed response from Israel, and we cannot forget that the alternate media, from which young people increasingly get their news, has also been openly critical of Israel.
Italian dockworkers have refused to load weapons bound for Israel onto ships. World leaders, including those from Western Europe and even Canada, pushed Israel for a ceasefire. The United States, Israel's largest weapons supplier, asked for negotiations.
It is also important to note that many Jews are among the most staunch and courageous critics of the State of Israel. They have suffered condemnation from their own communities for decades, yet they remain true to an understanding of scripture that recognizes a God of compassion.
Despite the current situation, I believe in a united future for Israel/Palestine. Though my grandparents left the Holy Land more than 100 years ago due to religious persecution, I know in the depth of my being that Semitic people, whether we are Jewish, Christian, or Muslim, share an ancient bond as children of Abraham. Regardless of how we are told to hate, we know that we are family, and we will find a way to peace.
The world has clearly changed. We're seeing the same global response we saw after a police attack on a peace march led by Martin Luther King in Selma, Alabama, in 1965. It's the same response we saw during the peace movement that ended the Vietnam War. It's the same momentum we saw in Eastern Europe in the late 1980s that culminated in the fall of the Berlin Wall.
The same energy that saw people take to the streets in May and June of 2020 after George Floyd was murdered by police officer Derek Chauvin is moving us. We cried out "Black Lives Matter", but we understood that this was a cry of solidarity for oppressed peoples around the world, and we knew that this included the Palestinians.
Gerry Chidiac is an award-winning high school teacher specializing in languages, genocide studies and work with at-risk students. Check out his website here. Find him on Facebook. Or on Twitter @GerryChidiac


WARNING: This could get cheesy.
It's been just over 12 months since I started this blog and in this time Look at Brew has become something completely different to what it started life as. I never intended for there to be news features, brewery features, full-on reviews and the like, it was only ever going to be a site documenting the art of beer labels with some Top Trumps style info for each. Now though, it's an entirely different beast and I love it.
I've spent the best part of a year meeting some fantastic local brewers and industry folk, I've sampled some stunning beers, been to some truly great events and even had a go at designing & brewing my own beer. 41 posts, over 6000 page hits and 837 follows isn't too shabby in my books, but it's not stats that have made my first year of dedicated beer blogging so important to me, it's the people I've met and the opportunities that've swung my way because of it.
Look at Brew is still a pretty small blog but it's done great things for me and at the heart of it all, it's made me more confident. I've always been on the shyer side, prone to a bit of that social anxiety from time to time, but getting out there and chatting with the brewers, going to events, interacting with beer-folk on Twitter and having people read, like and share the posts I come up with has done wonders. The blog has changed, evolved even, and I have too. So thank you, and here's to another opportunity giving, people meeting and beer filled year, cheers!