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package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"os"
	"strings"
	"testing"

	"github.com/coreos/rkt/tests/testutils"
	"github.com/syndtr/gocapability/capability"
)

var appCapsTests = []struct {
	// constants
	testName     string // name of the image
	capRetainSet string // only use value if != "x"
	capRemoveSet string // only use value if != "x"
	expected     string // caps bounding set as printed by gocapability
	useOldFlag   bool   // use --cap-retain or --cap-remove instead of --caps-*; backwards compatibility testing

	// set during the test
	imageFile string
}{
	// Testing without isolators
	{
		testName:     "image-none",
		capRetainSet: "x",
		capRemoveSet: "x",
		expected: strings.Join([]string{
			"chown",
			"dac_override",
			"fowner",
			"fsetid",
			"kill",
			"setgid",
			"setuid",
			"setpcap",
			"net_bind_service",
			"net_raw",
			"sys_chroot",
			"mknod",
			"audit_write",
			"setfcap",
		}, ", "),
	},
	// Testing retain set
	{
		testName:     "image-only-one-cap",
		capRetainSet: "CAP_NET_ADMIN",
		capRemoveSet: "x",
		expected:     "net_admin",
	},
	{
		testName:     "image-only-one-cap-old",
		capRetainSet: "CAP_NET_ADMIN",
		capRemoveSet: "x",
		expected:     "net_admin",
		useOldFlag:   true,
	},
	{
		testName:     "image-only-one-cap-from-default",
		capRetainSet: "CAP_CHOWN",
		capRemoveSet: "x",
		expected:     "chown",
	},
	{
		testName: "image-some-caps",
		capRetainSet: strings.Join([]string{
			"CAP_CHOWN",
			"CAP_FOWNER",
			"CAP_SYS_ADMIN",
			"CAP_NET_ADMIN",
		}, ","),
		capRemoveSet: "x",
		expected: strings.Join([]string{
			"chown",
			"fowner",
			"net_admin",
			"sys_admin",
		}, ", "),
	},
	{
		testName: "image-caps-from-nspawn-default",
		capRetainSet: strings.Join([]string{
			"CAP_CHOWN",
			"CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE",
			"CAP_DAC_READ_SEARCH",
			"CAP_FOWNER",
			"CAP_FSETID",
			"CAP_IPC_OWNER",
			"CAP_KILL",
			"CAP_LEASE",
			"CAP_LINUX_IMMUTABLE",
			"CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE",
			"CAP_NET_BROADCAST",
			"CAP_NET_RAW",
			"CAP_SETGID",
			"CAP_SETFCAP",
			"CAP_SETPCAP",
			"CAP_SETUID",
			"CAP_SYS_ADMIN",
			"CAP_SYS_CHROOT",
			"CAP_SYS_NICE",
			"CAP_SYS_PTRACE",
			"CAP_SYS_TTY_CONFIG",
			"CAP_SYS_RESOURCE",
			"CAP_SYS_BOOT",
			"CAP_AUDIT_WRITE",
			"CAP_AUDIT_CONTROL",
		}, ","),
		capRemoveSet: "x",
		expected: strings.Join([]string{
			"chown",
			"dac_override",
			"dac_read_search",
			"fowner",
			"fsetid",
			"kill",
			"setgid",
			"setuid",
			"setpcap",
			"linux_immutable",
			"net_bind_service",
			"net_broadcast",
			"net_raw",
			"ipc_owner",
			"sys_chroot",
			"sys_ptrace",
			"sys_admin",
			"sys_boot",
			"sys_nice",
			"sys_resource",
			"sys_tty_config",
			"lease",
			"audit_write",
			"audit_control",
			"setfcap",
		}, ", "),
	},
	// Testing remove set
	{
		testName:     "image-remove-one-from-default",
		capRetainSet: "x",
		capRemoveSet: "CAP_CHOWN",
		expected: strings.Join([]string{
			"dac_override, fowner, fsetid, kill, setgid, setuid, setpcap, net_bind_service, net_raw, sys_chroot, mknod, audit_write, setfcap",
		}, ", "),
	},
	{
		testName:     "image-remove-one-from-default-old",
		capRetainSet: "x",
		capRemoveSet: "CAP_CHOWN",
		useOldFlag:   true,
		expected: strings.Join([]string{
			"dac_override, fowner, fsetid, kill, setgid, setuid, setpcap, net_bind_service, net_raw, sys_chroot, mknod, audit_write, setfcap",
		}, ", "),
	},
	{
		testName:     "image-remove-one-already-removed",
		capRetainSet: "x",
		capRemoveSet: "CAP_SYS_ADMIN",
		expected: strings.Join([]string{
			"chown",
			"dac_override",
			"fowner",
			"fsetid",
			"kill",
			"setgid",
			"setuid",
			"setpcap",
			"net_bind_service",
			"net_raw",
			"sys_chroot",
			"mknod",
			"audit_write",
			"setfcap",
		}, ", "),
	},
	{
		testName:     "image-remove-two",
		capRetainSet: "x",
		capRemoveSet: "CAP_CHOWN,CAP_SYS_ADMIN",
		expected: strings.Join([]string{
			"dac_override",
			"fowner",
			"fsetid",
			"kill",
			"setgid",
			"setuid",
			"setpcap",
			"net_bind_service",
			"net_raw",
			"sys_chroot",
			"mknod",
			"audit_write",
			"setfcap",
		}, ", "),
	},
	{
		testName:     "image-remove-all",
		capRetainSet: "x",
		capRemoveSet: strings.Join([]string{
			"CAP_AUDIT_WRITE",
			"CAP_CHOWN",
			"CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE",
			"CAP_FSETID",
			"CAP_FOWNER",
			"CAP_KILL",
			"CAP_MKNOD",
			"CAP_NET_RAW",
			"CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE",
			"CAP_SETUID",
			"CAP_SETGID",
			"CAP_SETPCAP",
			"CAP_SETFCAP",
			"CAP_SYS_CHROOT",
		}, ","),
		expected: "",
	},
	{
		testName:     "image-remove-all-but-one",
		capRetainSet: "x",
		capRemoveSet: strings.Join([]string{
			"CAP_AUDIT_WRITE",
			"CAP_CHOWN",
			"CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE",
			"CAP_FSETID",
			"CAP_FOWNER",
			"CAP_KILL",
			"CAP_MKNOD",
			"CAP_NET_RAW",
			"CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE",
			"CAP_SETUID",
			"CAP_SETGID",
			"CAP_SETPCAP",
			"CAP_SETFCAP",
		}, ","),
		expected: "sys_chroot",
	},
	{
		testName:     "image-remove-all-plus-one",
		capRetainSet: "x",
		capRemoveSet: strings.Join([]string{
			"CAP_AUDIT_WRITE",
			"CAP_CHOWN",
			"CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE",
			"CAP_FSETID",
			"CAP_FOWNER",
			"CAP_KILL",
			"CAP_MKNOD",
			"CAP_NET_RAW",
			"CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE",
			"CAP_SETUID",
			"CAP_SETGID",
			"CAP_SETPCAP",
			"CAP_SETFCAP",
			"CAP_SYS_CHROOT",
			"CAP_SYS_ADMIN",
		}, ","),
		expected: "",
	},
	// Testing with an empty retain set or an empty remove set
	// TODO(alban): "actool patch-manifest" cannot generate those images for now
	//{
	//	testName:     "image-retain-set-empty",
	//	capRetainSet: "",
	//	capRemoveSet: "x",
	//	expected:     "",
	//},
	//{
	//	testName:     "image-remove-none",
	//	capRetainSet: "x",
	//	capRemoveSet: "",
	//	expected:     "TODO(alban)",
	//},
}

func capsSeveralAppsRunAndCheckOutput(t *testing.T, ctx *testutils.RktRunCtx, cmd string) {
	// Ideally, the test would run the pod only one time, but all
	// apps' output is mixed together without ordering guarantees, so
	// it makes it impossible to call all the expectWithOutput() in
	// the correct order.
	for _, tt := range appCapsTests {
		t.Logf("Checking caps for %q", tt.testName)
		child := spawnOrFail(t, cmd)

		expected := fmt.Sprintf("Capability set: bounding: %s (%s)",
			tt.expected, tt.testName)
		if err := expectWithOutput(child, expected); err != nil {
			t.Fatalf("Expected %q but not found: %v", expected, err)
		}

		waitOrFail(t, child, 0)

		ctx.RunGC()
	}
}

func TestCapsSeveralAppWithPatches(t *testing.T) {
	// All the following images are launched together in the same pod

	ctx := testutils.NewRktRunCtx()
	defer ctx.Cleanup()

	for i, tt := range appCapsTests {
		patches := []string{
			fmt.Sprintf("--name=%s", tt.testName),
			fmt.Sprintf("--exec=/inspect --print-caps-pid=0 --suffix-msg=%s", tt.testName),
		}
		if tt.capRetainSet != "x" {
			patches = append(patches, "--capability="+tt.capRetainSet)
		}
		if tt.capRemoveSet != "x" {
			patches = append(patches, "--revoke-capability="+tt.capRemoveSet)
		}
		imageFile := patchTestACI(tt.testName+".aci", patches...)
		defer os.Remove(imageFile)
		appCapsTests[i].imageFile = imageFile
		t.Logf("Built image %q", imageFile)
	}

	// Generate the rkt arguments to launch all the apps in the same pod
	rktArgs := ""
	for _, tt := range appCapsTests {
		rktArgs += " " + tt.imageFile
	}
	cmd := fmt.Sprintf("%s --insecure-options=image run %s", ctx.Cmd(), rktArgs)

	capsSeveralAppsRunAndCheckOutput(t, ctx, cmd)
}

func TestCapsSeveralAppWithFlags(t *testing.T) {
	// All the following images are launched together in the same pod

	ctx := testutils.NewRktRunCtx()
	defer ctx.Cleanup()

	for i, tt := range appCapsTests {
		imageFile := patchTestACI(tt.testName+".aci", fmt.Sprintf("--name=%s", tt.testName),
			fmt.Sprintf("--exec=/inspect --print-caps-pid=0 --suffix-msg=%s", tt.testName))
		defer os.Remove(imageFile)
		appCapsTests[i].imageFile = imageFile
		t.Logf("Built image %q", imageFile)
	}

	// Generate the rkt arguments to launch all the apps in the same pod
	rktArgs := ""
	for _, tt := range appCapsTests {
		rktArgs += " " + tt.imageFile
		if tt.capRetainSet != "x" {
			capFlag := " --caps-retain"
			if tt.useOldFlag {
				capFlag = " --cap-retain"
			}
			rktArgs += fmt.Sprintf("%s=%s", capFlag, tt.capRetainSet)
		}
		if tt.capRemoveSet != "x" {
			capFlag := " --caps-remove"
			if tt.useOldFlag {
				capFlag = " --cap-remove"
			}
			rktArgs += fmt.Sprintf("%s=%s", capFlag, tt.capRemoveSet)
		}
	}
	cmd := fmt.Sprintf("%s --insecure-options=image run %s", ctx.Cmd(), rktArgs)

	capsSeveralAppsRunAndCheckOutput(t, ctx, cmd)
}

// Tests that flags on the command line override the isolator in the ACI
func TestCapsOverride(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := testutils.NewRktRunCtx()
	defer ctx.Cleanup()

	var appCapsOverride = []struct {
		testName        string // name of the image
		capRetainSetImg string // only use value if != "x"
		capRemoveSetImg string // only use value if != "x"
		capRetainSetFlg string // only use value if != "x"
		capRemoveSetFlg string // only use value if != "x"
		expected        string // caps bounding set as printed by gocapability
	}{
		{
			testName:        "retain-override-retain",
			capRetainSetImg: "CAP_MKNOD",
			capRemoveSetImg: "x",
			capRetainSetFlg: "CAP_SYS_ADMIN",
			capRemoveSetFlg: "x",
			expected: strings.Join([]string{
				"sys_admin",
			}, ", "),
		},
		{
			testName:        "retain-override-remove",
			capRetainSetImg: "x",
			capRemoveSetImg: "CAP_CHOWN",
			capRetainSetFlg: "CAP_SYS_ADMIN",
			capRemoveSetFlg: "x",
			expected: strings.Join([]string{
				"sys_admin",
			}, ", "),
		},
		{
			testName:        "remove-override-remove",
			capRetainSetImg: "x",
			capRemoveSetImg: "CAP_CHOWN",
			capRetainSetFlg: "x",
			capRemoveSetFlg: "CAP_KILL",
			expected: strings.Join([]string{
				"chown",
				"dac_override",
				"fowner",
				"fsetid",
				"setgid",
				"setuid",
				"setpcap",
				"net_bind_service",
				"net_raw",
				"sys_chroot",
				"mknod",
				"audit_write",
				"setfcap",
			}, ", "),
		},
		{
			testName:        "remove-override-retain",
			capRetainSetImg: "CAP_MKNOD",
			capRemoveSetImg: "x",
			capRetainSetFlg: "x",
			capRemoveSetFlg: "CAP_KILL",
			expected: strings.Join([]string{
				"chown",
				"dac_override",
				"fowner",
				"fsetid",
				"setgid",
				"setuid",
				"setpcap",
				"net_bind_service",
				"net_raw",
				"sys_chroot",
				"mknod",
				"audit_write",
				"setfcap",
			}, ", "),
		},
	}

	for _, tt := range appCapsOverride {
		patches := []string{
			fmt.Sprintf("--name=%s", tt.testName),
			fmt.Sprintf("--exec=/inspect --print-caps-pid=0 --suffix-msg=%s", tt.testName),
		}
		if tt.capRetainSetImg != "x" {
			patches = append(patches, "--capability="+tt.capRetainSetImg)
		}
		if tt.capRemoveSetImg != "x" {
			patches = append(patches, "--revoke-capability="+tt.capRemoveSetImg)
		}
		imageFile := patchTestACI(tt.testName+".aci", patches...)
		defer os.Remove(imageFile)
		t.Logf("Built image %q", imageFile)

		cmd := fmt.Sprintf("%s --insecure-options=image run %s", ctx.Cmd(), imageFile)
		if tt.capRetainSetFlg != "x" {
			cmd += " --cap-retain=" + tt.capRetainSetFlg
		}
		if tt.capRemoveSetFlg != "x" {
			cmd += " --cap-remove=" + tt.capRemoveSetFlg
		}

		t.Logf("Checking caps for %q", tt.testName)
		child := spawnOrFail(t, cmd)

		expected := fmt.Sprintf("Capability set: bounding: %s (%s)",
			tt.expected, tt.testName)
		if err := expectWithOutput(child, expected); err != nil {
			t.Fatalf("Expected %q but not found: %v", expected, err)
		}

		waitOrFail(t, child, 0)

		ctx.RunGC()
	}
}

// Tests that --insecure-options=capabilities allows everything
func TestCapsInsecureOption(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := testutils.NewRktRunCtx()
	defer ctx.Cleanup()

	imageFile := patchTestACI("insecure-options-caps.aci", "--exec=/inspect --print-caps-pid=0")
	defer os.Remove(imageFile)

	defaultCaps := strings.Join([]string{
		"chown",
		"dac_override",
		"fowner",
		"fsetid",
		"kill",
		"setgid",
		"setuid",
		"setpcap",
		"net_bind_service",
		"net_raw",
		"sys_chroot",
		"mknod",
		"audit_write",
		"setfcap",
	}, ", ")

	// All capabilities defined in Linux, in the same order as their definition:
	// https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/v4.7/include/uapi/linux/capability.h#L90
	allCaps := strings.Join([]string{
		"chown",
		"dac_override",
		"dac_read_search",
		"fowner",
		"fsetid",
		"kill",
		"setgid",
		"setuid",
		"setpcap",
		"linux_immutable",
		"net_bind_service",
		"net_broadcast",
		"net_admin",
		"net_raw",
		"ipc_lock",
		"ipc_owner",
		"sys_module",
		"sys_rawio",
		"sys_chroot",
		"sys_ptrace",
		"sys_pacct",
		"sys_admin",
		"sys_boot",
		"sys_nice",
		"sys_resource",
		"sys_time",
		"sys_tty_config",
		"mknod",
		"lease",
		"audit_write",
		"audit_control",
		"setfcap",
		"mac_override",
		"mac_admin",
		"syslog",
		"wake_alarm",
		"block_suspend",
		// do not check "audit_read" to support tests in older kernels
		// "audit_read", // since Linux 3.16
	}, ", ")

	// Without --insecure-options=capabilities
	expectedDefault := fmt.Sprintf("Capability set: bounding: %s", defaultCaps)
	for _, insecureOption := range []string{"image", "image,ondisk,paths", "all-fetch"} {
		// run
		t.Logf("run: check caps with --insecure-options=%s\n", insecureOption)
		cmd := fmt.Sprintf(`%s --debug --insecure-options=%s run %s`, ctx.Cmd(), insecureOption, imageFile)
		runRktAndCheckOutput(t, cmd, expectedDefault, false)
		// run-prepared
		t.Logf("run-prepared: check caps with --insecure-options=%s\n", insecureOption)
		cmd = fmt.Sprintf(`%s --insecure-options=%s prepare %s`, ctx.Cmd(), insecureOption, imageFile)
		uuid := runRktAndGetUUID(t, cmd)
		cmd = fmt.Sprintf("%s --insecure-options=%s --debug run-prepared %s", ctx.Cmd(), insecureOption, uuid)
		runRktAndCheckOutput(t, cmd, expectedDefault, false)
	}

	// With --insecure-options=capabilities
	expectedAll := fmt.Sprintf("Capability set: bounding: %s", allCaps)
	for _, insecureOption := range []string{"image,capabilities", "image,ondisk,paths,capabilities", "all-fetch,capabilities", "all"} {
		// run
		t.Logf("run: check caps with --insecure-options=%s\n", insecureOption)
		cmd := fmt.Sprintf(`%s --debug --insecure-options=%s run %s`, ctx.Cmd(), insecureOption, imageFile)
		runRktAndCheckOutput(t, cmd, expectedAll, false)
		// run-prepared
		t.Logf("run-prepared: check caps with --insecure-options=%s\n", insecureOption)
		cmd = fmt.Sprintf(`%s --insecure-options=%s prepare %s`, ctx.Cmd(), insecureOption, imageFile)
		uuid := runRktAndGetUUID(t, cmd)
		cmd = fmt.Sprintf("%s --insecure-options=%s --debug run-prepared %s", ctx.Cmd(), insecureOption, uuid)
		runRktAndCheckOutput(t, cmd, expectedAll, false)
	}
}

var capsTests = []struct {
	testName            string
	capIsolator         string
	capa                capability.Cap
	capInStage1Expected bool
	capInStage2Expected bool
	nonrootCapExpected  bool
}{
	{
		testName:            "Check we don't have CAP_NET_ADMIN without isolator",
		capIsolator:         "",
		capa:                capability.CAP_NET_ADMIN,
		capInStage1Expected: false,
		capInStage2Expected: false,
		nonrootCapExpected:  false,
	},
	{
		testName:            "Check we have CAP_MKNOD without isolator",
		capIsolator:         "",
		capa:                capability.CAP_MKNOD,
		capInStage1Expected: true,
		capInStage2Expected: true,
		nonrootCapExpected:  true,
	},
	{
		testName:            "Check we have CAP_NET_ADMIN with an isolator",
		capIsolator:         "CAP_NET_ADMIN,CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE",
		capa:                capability.CAP_NET_ADMIN,
		capInStage1Expected: true,
		capInStage2Expected: true,
		nonrootCapExpected:  true,
	},
	{
		testName:            "Check we have CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE with an isolator",
		capIsolator:         "CAP_NET_ADMIN,CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE",
		capa:                capability.CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE,
		capInStage1Expected: true,
		capInStage2Expected: true,
		nonrootCapExpected:  true,
	},
	{
		testName:            "Check we don't have CAP_NET_ADMIN with an isolator setting CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE",
		capIsolator:         "CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE",
		capa:                capability.CAP_NET_ADMIN,
		capInStage1Expected: false,
		capInStage2Expected: false,
		nonrootCapExpected:  false,
	},
}

func NewCapsTest(hasStage1FullCaps bool) testutils.Test {
	return testutils.TestFunc(func(t *testing.T) {
		ctx := testutils.NewRktRunCtx()
		defer ctx.Cleanup()

		for i, tt := range capsTests {
			stage1Args := []string{"--exec=/inspect --print-caps-pid=1 --print-user"}
			stage2Args := []string{"--exec=/inspect --print-caps-pid=0 --print-user"}
			if tt.capIsolator != "" {
				stage1Args = append(stage1Args, "--capability="+tt.capIsolator)
				stage2Args = append(stage2Args, "--capability="+tt.capIsolator)
			}
			stage1FileName := patchTestACI("rkt-inspect-print-caps-stage1.aci", stage1Args...)
			defer os.Remove(stage1FileName)
			stage2FileName := patchTestACI("rkt-inspect-print-caps-stage2.aci", stage2Args...)
			defer os.Remove(stage2FileName)
			stageFileNames := []string{stage1FileName, stage2FileName}

			for _, stage := range []int{1, 2} {
				t.Logf("Running test #%v: %v [stage%v]", i, tt.testName, stage)

				cmd := fmt.Sprintf("%s --debug --insecure-options=image run --mds-register=false --set-env=CAPABILITY=%d %s", ctx.Cmd(), int(tt.capa), stageFileNames[stage-1])
				child := spawnOrFail(t, cmd)

				expectedLine := tt.capa.String()

				capInStage1Expected := tt.capInStage1Expected || hasStage1FullCaps

				if (stage == 1 && capInStage1Expected) || (stage == 2 && tt.capInStage2Expected) {
					expectedLine += "=enabled"
				} else {
					expectedLine += "=disabled"
				}

				if err := expectWithOutput(child, expectedLine); err != nil {
					t.Fatalf("Expected %q but not found: %v", expectedLine, err)
				}

				if err := expectWithOutput(child, "User: uid=0 euid=0 gid=0 egid=0"); err != nil {
					t.Fatalf("Expected user 0 but not found: %v", err)
				}

				waitOrFail(t, child, 0)
			}
			ctx.Reset()
		}
	})
}

func TestCapsNonRoot(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := testutils.NewRktRunCtx()
	defer ctx.Cleanup()

	for i, tt := range capsTests {
		args := []string{"--exec=/inspect --print-caps-pid=0 --print-user", "--user=9000", "--group=9000"}
		if tt.capIsolator != "" {
			args = append(args, "--capability="+tt.capIsolator)
		}
		fileName := patchTestACI("rkt-inspect-print-caps-nonroot.aci", args...)
		defer os.Remove(fileName)

		t.Logf("Running test #%v: %v [non-root]", i, tt.testName)

		cmd := fmt.Sprintf("%s --debug --insecure-options=image run --mds-register=false --set-env=CAPABILITY=%d %s", ctx.Cmd(), int(tt.capa), fileName)
		child := spawnOrFail(t, cmd)

		expectedLine := tt.capa.String()
		if tt.nonrootCapExpected {
			expectedLine += "=enabled"
		} else {
			expectedLine += "=disabled"
		}
		if err := expectWithOutput(child, expectedLine); err != nil {
			t.Fatalf("Expected %q but not found: %v", expectedLine, err)
		}

		if err := expectWithOutput(child, "User: uid=9000 euid=9000 gid=9000 egid=9000"); err != nil {
			t.Fatalf("Expected user 9000 but not found: %v", err)
		}

		waitOrFail(t, child, 0)
		ctx.Reset()
	}
}


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This lovely 3 bedroom stone villa is situated in the village of Koilli. Koilli is a small traditional village set on a hilltop with spectacular sea and mountain views and has few amenities to offer such as local coffee shops, restaurant, supermarket and a kiosk. It is within 9 kilometres from Paphos town and the Tsada Golf course is only a short drive away.
On the ground level the villa comprises open plan living/dining/kitchen area with patio door leading to a large veranda and the pool area. Furthermore there is 1 double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a shower room. Granite stairs will lead you to 2 double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom has en-suite facilities, walking dressing area and direct access to a large veranda.
There is A/C throughout, central heating, ceiling fans, fire place in the living area, double glassing and granite worktops.
Exterior the property benefits from private swimming pool, private parking and large roof terrace.
This villa is build to the highest of standards and viewing is highly recommended.
Koili is a village in Paphos district, situated on the north-eastern side of the city of Paphos (11,5 kilometres away). The village has a mountainous position, as is located on an average altitude of 580 metres. Koili is divided in two by river Maurokolubos.
The abundant rainfall allows the cultivation of vineyards, cereals, citrus fruits (oranges, lemons and mandarins), vegetables (tomatoes, cucumbers, french beans), almond and locust trees. The varieties of vineyards cultivated in Koili are mostly suitable for wine production.
With the construction of the road network, Tsada is only 3 kilometres away, Mesogi 6 kilometres and Tala, 4 kilometres away. The people of Koili can reach the town of Paphos via the village of Mesogi.


> >>>> IR input handling of the budget-ci driver.
> >>> regular nexus-s ir drivers too?
> >> Which driver is that? av7110?
> >>> nexus card as others do with hauppauge budget cards.
> >> LIRC? Exactly what issues do you have?
> > If I want to use Mythtv with the Nexus-S, then I have to use LIRC.
> > "double key press"
> > problem when trying to use LIRC with those built in IR sensors.
> input system, it's not LIRC dependent at all.
In fact there are _no_ double key press issues with the input system.
The application must grab the input device for exclusive access.


118 May 2013 – The United Nations General Assembly voted on Friday to place French Polynesia back on the UN list of territories that should be decolonized and requested the French Government to "facilitate rapid progress [...] towards a self-determination process."
Adopting a consensus resolution tabled by Nauru, Tuvalu and Solomon Islands, the Assembly affirmed "the inalienable right of the people of French Polynesia to self-determination and independence" under the UN Charter, and declared that "an obligation exists [under the Charter] on the part of the Government of France, as the administering Power of the Territory, to transmit information on French Polynesia."
The Assembly's action places French Polynesia back on the UN list of Non-Self-Governing Territories, bringing the number of inscriptions to 17.
Although France had undertaken to furnish information on French Polynesia in 1946, along with New Caledonia, this transmittal of information stopped the following year, as stated by the delegate of the Solomon Islands.
In June 2011, the Council of Ministers of French Polynesia adopted a resolution seeking self-determination within UN processes. The Territory's Assembly adopted the resolution in August of 2011. The current text "sends a simple message of peace and hope to the population that wants to determine their future," the delegate added.
In that light, the resolution adopted by the 193-member UN General Assembly requests the UN Special Committee on Decolonization to consider the question of French Polynesia at its next session and to report to the General Assembly at its sixty-eighth session.
It further requests the French Government, "as the Administering Power concerned, to intensify its dialogue with French Polynesia in order to facilitate rapid progress towards a fair and effective self-determination process, under which the terms and timelines for an act of self-determination will be agreed."
Through their statements in the Assembly, the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany and the Netherlands all disassociated themselves from the consensus vote.
According to news reports, the French delegation to the UN sent a letter to Member States on Thursday announcing that it would not be taking part in the Assembly meeting.


Just because an online business is small doesn't mean it needs no marketing. While it can't launch a campaign as elaborate as a big business can, there are several ways on how it can promote its product or service. If you're a small business owner and have been wondering what to do, then here's an article for you. In the following you will learn about easy small business marketing ideas that can help boost your enterprise's profitability over the internet.
Basically, any small business entrepreneur must focus on cultivating personal relationships with their clients. A small group of close followers is much better than a big crowd of random ones. After all, a tiny loyal group who comes back again and again can sustain your operation— at least for the time being. Of course, they are also expected to help your enterprise grow in their own simple ways, hence, the group isn't forever going to be small.
As you try labor on this kind of rapport establishment using points on your local online business plan, you can utilize other marketing tools such as sending business emails to your contact list. While this may seem a long shot— because the spamming issue is still hot— it can be beneficial in many ways. To prevent yourself from being accused of spamming, just start with honestly and politely asking your followers' email addresses. This way, they can anticipate hearing from you in the future.
Apart from an email campaign, you can also use freebies or giveaways to promote your business. Some small business marketing tips never mention giving away anything because it sounds weird. Weird in a sense that the venture is already small and needs help to grow; so why would it give away anything, right? Well, this is an incorrect mindset. A freebie doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. In fact, even large companies don't giveaway pricey stuff. As a small business player, you can give your clients (or clients-to-be) a simple token such as a discount coupon or an e-book on your niche that will help them remember you positively.
Another thing you should give attention to when it comes to small business marketing ideas is sending notes of appreciation to your clients. This is important not just for small businesses but big ones too. Some may see this as sentimental or weird, but the truth is, "thank you" can be the most important statement you can tell your clients. It expresses what's in your heart so what could be better than that?
Sending electronic thank-you messages is a very affordable but personal way of letting your supporters know that you care. Do this especially to those who have become your regular clients. You don't only profit from what they buy but what they also tell other people about you. See, customers who come back again and again are likely to talk about how great they feel about doing business with you. This can definitely help in marketing your enterprise.
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At its own technology centre for lightweight composites and in collaboration with customers and partners, ENGEL develops efficient processes for serial production of innovative composite components, for example using the ENGEL organomelt technology or in-situ polymerisation.
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In order to produce particularly resistant, optically appealing surfaces, the ENGEL clearmelt technology floods thermoplastic pre-moulded parts with polyurethane. Moreover, functionality can be added to components through smart electronics in a single work step. In future, the vehicle cockpit will be controlled as comfortably as a smartphone thanks to this enhancement to the clearmelt process (Multifunctional Surface Technology).
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US Lacrosse Set for Grand Opening Weekend
Brian Logue
What was once a dream officially becomes a reality this weekend when US Lacrosse opens the doors to its new headquarters to the public with a special Grand Opening event from Sept. 10-11.
The weekend schedule begins on Saturday morning with youth player clinics run by the U.S. men's and women's national team players and coaching staff. On Saturday evening, this year's National Lacrosse Hall of Fame class will be inducted at the nearby Grand Lodge.
Sunday's schedule includes a lacrosse tripleheader and special dedications. Beginning at 9:45 a.m., the IWLCA Building and William G. Tierney Field will be dedicated prior to an intra-squad exhibition by the U.S. women's national team.
At 12:45 p.m., there will be a dedication of the Richard M. Moran Gallery of the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame and Museum, and that will be followed by an intra-squad exhibition by the U.S. men's national team.
Capping the day will be a dedication of the 9/11 Memorial Garden to honor the nearly 70 people connected to the sport of lacrosse that died in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. The dedication ceremony will be followed by an exhibition game between the lacrosse teams of the Fire Department of New York and the New York Police Department.
The new facility is part of $15 million capital campaign raised from private donations that has helped position US Lacrosse to lead the sport into the future.
The complex has already been used for training weekends for teams in both the U.S. men's and women's national team programs, and for several educational initiatives. Sunday's games will be the first lacrosse competitions held at US Lacrosse headquarters. The staff of US Lacrosse moved into the facility in mid-May as work on the complex hit the home stretch. US Lacrosse had been located adjacent to Homewood Field on the Johns Hopkins University campus since its inception in 1998.
Tickets for Sunday's tripleheader, Saturday's national team clinics or the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame ceremony.
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Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou (sometimes prefaced with T.P. or Tout Puissant, French for "All Powerful") is a band from Cotonou, Benin, originally active from the 1960s to the 1980s and founded by singer-guitarist Mélomé Clément. They reformed in 2009 to international recognition. Their work has mixed styles such as funk, afrobeat, psychedelia, jazz and local voodoo influences. The Guardian called them "one of West Africa's best dance bands."

Biography
Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou was first formed by bandleader Mélomé Clément in 1968 under the name "Orchestre Poly-Disco" in the coastal town of Cotonou, Benin. Their debut album was originally released in 1973. From the late 1960s through the early 1980s, the group recorded around 500 songs in a variety of musical styles for various Beninese record labels, making them among the most prolific groups of the 20th century. The 1982 deaths of guitarist Papillon and drummer Yehouessi Léopold hobbled the group, and by the end of the 1980s they had disbanded.

Reformation
A compilation of their back catalogue, Reminiscin' in Tempo released on the Popular African Music label in 2003, followed by The Kings of Benin Urban Groove 1972-80 on Soundway Records the following year. A trio of compilations released by Analog Africa beginning in 2008 brought the band to greater global attention.

This interest led the band to reform and tour internationally as a 10-piece group featuring five original members: singer/guitarist Mélomé Clément, singer Vincent Ahéhéhinnou, guitarist Maximus Ajanohun, saxophonist Pierre Loko, and bassist Gustave Benthoto) with additional musicians. They released the album Cotonou Club (2011) and perform live concerts. They released two new studio albums: Cotonou Club, in 2011 and Madjafalao in 2016. Founder Clément died in 2012.

Musical style
According to The Austin Chronicle, the band's "turbulent funk" style drew on "the percussive mysticism of traditional voodoo rituals" while blending Nigerian highlife, Afro-Cuban jazz, and indigenous folk styles with the sounds of James Brown, the Doors, and Funkadelic. The Quietus described their sound as a "heavy fusion of voodoo infused Afro-beat" indebted to Fela Kuti but "infused with the ancient sacred rhythms that had maintained the Benin people's links to their Dahomey roots" as well as "the youthful sounds emerging from both the Latin and African American diaspora," resulting in an urgent and optimistic psychedelic funk style. Pitchfork stated that the group "developed its own distinctive style of hard-driving funk but still found time to record in just about every style imaginable, from highlife, Afrobeat, and rumba to rock, jazz, soul, and folk."

Discography

Recent discography
In its heyday the Orchestre Poly-Rythmo released several dozen LPs and singles. The following discography refers only to the publications of recent years.

Compilations

Studio albums and reissues

References
 The Rough Guide To Psychedelic Africa (World Music Network, 2012)

External links
 Orchestre Poly Rythmo de Cotonou at Discogs
 Orchestre Poly Rythmo - The Official Website
 Analog Africa website

Afro-beat musical groups
Beninese funk musical groups
Musical groups established in 1968
1968 establishments in Africa
People from Cotonou

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A Brony Tale - A documentary about bronies through Ashleigh Ball's eyes - Q&A with Brent Hodge
Photos are taken from the Brony Tale preview
"A Brony Tale", the latest brony documentary to be released will be premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival in April in New York. Brent Hodge, from Hodgee Films gave Horse News some information about the film; a documentary on Ashleigh Ball and her experience in the My Little Pony Fan Community. Ashleigh Ball is the voice of Rainbow Dash and Applejack on the show. Find the Q&A with Brent below.
Bold: Horse-News
Responses: Brent Hodge
I'm Brent Hodge, I'm 28, and I'm a Canadian who is living between San Francisco and Vancouver.
Can't leave the West-coast clearly
Where is your company based/how large is it?
Based in Vancouver/SF, ran out of Van.. there's a good crew of us now, a family really. Depending on the project we get more and more people on...but the brony movie team is growing, I love it
What is the official name of the film?
A-BRONY-TALE. I changed it recently... it's a story about Ashleigh Ball with a brony subject.. a brony tale seemed more like the story I wanted to tell
When/where all did filming take place?
All over North America...I traveled anywhere/everywhere to find bronies. It was alot of fun.
How many people were on the team?
Mainly just me filming...a few times I had a soundguy/dp but mostly just me and then post production was a slew of different people.
Who funded the project?
Hodgee Films funded it. Our first feature length documentary
Who are the stars?
Ashleigh Ball and different bronies
What sets this film apart from the 4 or so other brony documentaries that have been released over the past 3 years?
There is 4 bronydocs? Wooahh, clearly bronies are a good subject :) Mine is different in the sense that it follows Ashleigh Ball and her journey as a voice actress into this new fanbase. There's some twists in there, I think bronies but also general audience is going to love it.
Have you ever seen Hey Ocean! perform/are they involved in the doc in anyway?
For sure, they are good friends of mine. Love seeing them live, and yes they are definitely featured in the doc (and their music).
Do you feel that Ashleigh's position as a perceived "outsider" creates a more interesting story?
Its really a story about Ashleigh's experience in the brony world...so it's through her eyes...I think insiders or outsiders will relate to her (its hard not to, shes such an incredible subject)
Much has happened since the 2012 Bronycon, do you feel as though the content of the product still holds true?
For sure, the story is timeless here.. welll unless bronies just fizzle away but that doesn't look like its going to anytime soon
How long is the film?
77minutes.. maybe 78 with credits
Are you a brony yourself?
No, but I dig it
Who is your favorite pony?
Rainbow Dash :)
How did you get involved in the project/fandom?
Through Ashleigh...she was telling me about men who were emailing her about her kids cartoon show...I couldn't believe it, I just said "we have to film this!"
Do you frequent any community websites/participate in any other way?
For sure, definitely reddit feeds more than anything, I also follow brony groups on Facebook, and I'm friends with bronies as well from filming...I talk to them online as well so see links to different sites and check those out when I can
Rumor has it that certain fandom media play a prominent role in the film; is that true, and if so, who and what role do they play?
Fandom media? I interviewed Bronies for Good, Everfree Network, Equestria Daily, Bronycon and more.. is that what you mean? Their roles really are there to help build the Ashleigh story...give context and smaller storylines... again, its Ashleigh's story here.
Did you learn anything particularly interesting about the community during production that you didn't already know before filming?
I thought it was pretty weird at first.. I guess I was shocked that bronies are actually just great. Genuinely kind and warm hearted.. i remember thinking "Okay.. whats the catch?" haha. no catch. just really great people.
How did you get involved in the film industry?
I started as an actor then realized really quickly that I liked behind the camera more. The second I started filming I was hooked, it just snowballed from there and now I can't stop, I love it way too much.
Your previous credits include "The Cockumentary"; a film about the world of Mexican Cockfighting, which one would assume is almost the opposite of a documentary about cartoon fans. What are some of the differences in challenges between these types of film?
Hahah THE COCKUMENTARY!! thats hilarious you found it. That was a film that I got a director credit on but honestly it was me just following the foot steps of my mentor Thomas Buchan who taught me everything I know about filmmaking...we went after the cock fighting filming...really worked to get in that culture and spent alot of time in Mexico. I think the subject was opposite for sure but the idea of understanding is similar...I like quest documentaries. Going after things and finding out what they are about.
Do you have any other upcoming projects?
I got a few brewing but really just seeing a life for A Brony Tale first.
How would you personally describe Ashleigh's responses to the community?
I can't really speak for Ashleigh but its all positive with Ashleigh...it's always positive with Ashleigh, she's a special human. It was a pleasure to film this story with her.
Do you anticipate Ashleigh becoming more or less active in the community as a result of this (she has since acquired a Twitter, but rarely uses it by comparison with her fellow staff members)?
Again, can't speak for ash but this film definitely gives her a voice and I'm sure bronies will be into it. Also, she got twitter?! I'm going to follow her now.
Do any other staff members make apperances?
Like other MLP staff members? ...hmm Andrea and Nicole are at the panel with Ashleigh at the Bronycon...that's it though.
In the preview, Ashleigh mentions having a "pervert alarm" go off when she first learned of the community, do you think her first impression was changed much during filming or since?
For sure it has... I mean, wait.. you will see in the film :)
When will the film be available and where?
Premiering at Tribeca on April 26th !!! Will have more news soon about next public dates...So excited for the world to see this.
Do you anticipate any sort of a follow-up to the project?
Yah maybe...if a good story comes out from it. There is alot of stories surrounding bronies, I think its really exciting.
Is there anyone else we can talk to?
Do you mean about the film? sure, who do you want to talk to? Sound Director John Diemer, Composer Chris Kelly, Graphics Derek Pante..Producer Carolyn Wells...all did a TON of work on this doc and really made it happen, you could chat to them about their experience...They are family. They are my bronies.
Posted Monday, 10 March 2014 at 8:03 am
Labels: Fandom, Opinion
Less autistic than expected.
John De Lancie is so jelly.
I can dig it.
pretty cool, I hope they don't take the angle the other bronydoc did. I don't want to watch another documentary about sperglords who need the show to function socially
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NMG@PRAKTIKA: Adela Jušić // exhibition Here come the women + lecture
OPENING: Thursday, May 19th at 19 h
EXHIBITION DURATION: May 19th — 25th May 2016
Gallery PRAKTIKA
Dom mladih
Ulica slobode 28, Split
OPENING HOURS: Mo — Fr 18 — 21
"She went to war because war meant freedom. They have fallen for freedom. Here come the women! Here come the women! We are eager to work and endeavour. Our work is our duty. This is not a fight where the blood is pouring, sweat is now pouring. We go to work with the song. When we work, we just dig in." 2
One of the most famous and active artists of the younger generation from this area, Adela Jušić, will create a didactic collage Here come the women as part of the cycle of exhibitions NMG@PRAKTIKA. It will be placed on the outer glass of the building of Youth Home in Split. This work is underpinned by research that Andreja Dugandžić and Adela Jušić, as part of the Association for Culture and Arts RED, were working on under the project What has our struggle given us? which resulted in creating online Archive of antifascist struggle of women of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Yugoslavia (http://www.afzarhiv.org).
The work speaks about changes in policy towards women, comparing the period of the beginning of the Second World War, their mobilization into war lines and background battles in which they participated in different ways, and post-war participation of women in building a new state and society, especially in the voluntary work, and a great turnaround in understanding women's work and contribution to society that is going on in the 50's of the 20th century, when women were called back to embrace their "natural" roles of mothers, housewives, educators and caregivers again.
Adela Jušić deals with this period and theme for years through her artistic and activist work, because it is a short historical period when women in this region, are entering in the public and political life significantly for the first time, which previously wasn't possible due to the oppression of a patriarchal society. Such a massive and significant social and political breakthrough has not been repeated to date.
As a part of their visit to Split authors Adela Jušić and Andreja Dugandžić will give a lecture about their work on the project of online Archive, and the exhibition will be accompanied by musical performance of Ilvana Dizdarević.
2 – Narative part of the work is taken from documents stored in Archive of antifascist struggle of women of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Yugoslavia (http://www.afzarhiv.org)
Adela Jušić was born in 1982 in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where she lives and works. She graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo in 2007, and got her MA in Human Rights and Democracy in South East Europe at the Universities of Sarajevo and Bologna in 2013. She is a member and one of the founders of the Association for Culture and Arts RED. She has participated in about 100 international exhibitions, and was awarded the YVAA 2010, Henkel Young Artist Price CEE 2011 and the Special Prize of October Salon 2013. She has participated in numerous residencies for artists (ISCP, New York, i.a.a.b. Basel), and has been the participant of many workshops and panels (London School of Economics, the Royal College of Art, London, etc.)
Andreja Dugandžić was born in 1978 in Sarajevo. She studied Anthropology in Utrecht, and got her MA in Human Rights and Democracy in South East Europe, University of Sarajevo and Bologna in 2004. Over the past decade she has been active in the cultural and art scene in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region as a producer, organizer, artist and activist. In artistic work she flirts with different forms, using narrative as a basic mean of expression. she is one of the founders of RED, where she works since 2010. Together with Ilvana Dizdarević she founded musical duo Black Water and Her Daughter in 2012.
Ilvana Dizdarević / Elle.M was born in 1982 in Sarajevo. For many years she has been experimenting with music and DJ-ing. Her first public appearance was a line up with the Sarajevo progressive feminist group Starke as a part of V-day. Experimenting with the sound of industry, nature, machines and sounds of everyday life, she translates emotion into rhythm, negotiating frequency, color and authenticity of sound with the intensity of public experience. Her performances are determined as minimal, deep, techhouse, but she also experiments with pop, punk and new wave synth pop. In 2012 she and Andreja Dugandžić established duo Black Water and her Daughter.
CURATOR AND TEXT AUTHOR: Natasha Kadin
DESIGN: Nikola Križanac
NMG PROGRAMME CURATORS: Natasha Kadin, Tonči Kranjčević Batalić, Tina Vukasović
EXHIBITION LAYOUT AND DOCUMENTATION: Tihana Mandušić
PHOTOGRAPHS AUTHOR: Almin Zrno
DONORS: Nacionalna zaklada za razvoj civilnog društva, Ministarstvo kulture RH, Zaklada Kultura nova, Grad Split
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: KUM, MKC
Facebook event: NMG@PRAKTIKA_Adela Jušić: Eto nam žena
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Communications Workers Secretary in St. Louis Sentenced for Embezzlement
Posted on April 20, 2010 October 11, 2016 by NLPC Staff
Gambling losses have contributed to the downfall of dozens of union officials and employees over the past several years. Sherell Mitchell, formerly secretary-treasurer of Local 86823 of the Communications Workers America, has joined their ranks. On April 8 Mitchell was sentenced in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri to six months of house arrest, five years of probation and 200 hours of community service for embezzling more than $110,000 from the St. Louis union. She pleaded guilty when charged more than three months ago. As part of her plea agreement, she paid a lump sum of about $50,000 toward restitution.
Federal prosecutors early in January had charged that Mitchell, 45, a resident of St. Louis County, over a more than seven-year period wrote herself unauthorized union checks and withdrew cash directly from a union account for personal use. She admitted that she lost most of the money at a local casino. At her sentencing hearing, she apologized, admitting her gambling "got totally out of control." The presiding judge refrained from sentencing her to prison in the hopes that she more easily could pay the remaining restitution. The sentencing follows a probe by the Labor Department's Office of Labor-Management Standards.
St. Louis Communications Workers Local Treasurer Charged with Theft; Pleads Guilty.
Obama Takeover of Higher Ed Financing Could Bust Taxpayers
Seattle-Area Hospital Workers Local President Pleads Guilty to Thefts


BikeSGV is looking for a part-time coordinator with excellent bicycle repair skills for our SGV Bicycle Education Center. Interested applicants should submit a cover letter, resume and 3 references as one PDF file to Education Director Jose Jimenez (jose@bikeSGV.org).
This position will remain open until filled, so if you're interested do not delay. Thanks and safe riding!
BikeSGV seeks a strong Education Coordinator to support the organization's Bicycle Education Center and related programming. Working under the guidance of the Education Director, the Education Coordinator will help support the daily operations of the SGV Bicycle Education Center, active commuting classes, E-bike rebate program, and related projects, initiatives, and services aimed at advancing the BikeSGV's educational programming.
Ideal candidates must possess excellent bicycle repair skills and be: passionate about healthier, more bike-friendly communities; organized and timely; self-motivated with the ability to prioritize workload within an individual and team environment; able to work respectfully with people of all cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds.
This is a part-time, grant-funded position, 18 hours per week for a minimum of 20 months. Candidates should be able to work on weekends and evenings.
Collect and input project data for evaluation and analysis reports.
Spanish and/or Chinese language skills preferred.


Free movers are students who do not complete their stay abroad as part of a university exchange program, but organize their studies abroad by themselves. Nevertheless, the courses completed as part of a free mover stay abroad can be recognized for your program of study in Mannheim, on condition that the university and the courses are selected in consultation with your department at the University of Mannheim.
you want to study at a university abroad that is not part of any exchange program with the University of Mannheim at the moment.
you did not receive a study place in one of the university or departmental exchange programs.
If you do not take part in a university exchange program, but go abroad as a free mover instead, you will have to pay tuition fees at the university abroad. These can range from a few hundred to several thousand euros per semester. An overview of the tuition fees charged in different countries can be found in the country database of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) (only available in German). Please ask the respective university about the exact amount of tuition fees.
It will be your responsibility to contact the university and ask about application deadlines, the application process, costs, and enrollment.
Funding possibilities are limited. Erasmus funding for example is not available for free movers.
Which universities qualify for a stay abroad as a free mover?
Theoretically, you can choose any university abroad. However, you should make sure that it is an official higher education institution at university level and discuss your choice with your department with regard to the recognition of examinations and coursework.
Some partner universities of the University of Mannheim also accept free movers, others don't. Any university abroad is free to accept or reject free movers at any time.
How does the recognition of coursework and examinations for my program in Mannheim work?
You should discuss the university and the courses to choose with your department in advance. The process is essentially the same as for the university exchange programs: In a Learning Agreement, you document the courses you plan to take and your department confirms the recognition of these courses for your program of study at the University of Mannheim by way of a signature. Once concluded, any changes to the Learning Agreement you would like to make must be communicated via E-Mail.
Choose one or more universities that you would be interested in. First, check their websites for information specifically for free movers.
Please note: The term "free mover" is mostly used in Europe. Other regions often use different terminology, such as "fee-paying student", "study abroad", "non-degree seeking student", "visiting student" or "occasional student".
Does the university even accept free movers?
If yes, what is the application procedure for free movers and what are the deadlines?
What options do free movers have in terms of course selection? It's best to name specific departments and courses that you are interested in and ask if any special requirements or restrictions apply.
Some countries provide helpful information for foreigners wanting to study at a university there on a public website. These include for example Campus France for France, the OeAD for Austria, Study in Spain for Spain, the British Council for Great Britain or the Finish National Agency for Education for Finland.
Basic information on the educational system of many countries can be found in the country database of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) (only available in German).
Alternatively, you can engage a free mover placement agency.
How likely am I to be admitted?
The admission of free movers varies from university to university. There are universities that are happy to welcome free movers, while others hardly ever or never take in free movers, for example, because they lack sufficient capacity.
As a rule of thumb, chances to be accepted as a free mover are higher in countries where universities heavily rely on tuition fees for funding, such as Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, and Great Britain. However, countries with low tuition fees are also worth a try.
You can improve the odds of being accepted by applying at multiple universities at the same time.
Students in a bachelor's program who will be studying at a non-European university as a free mover can apply at the International Office for the PROMOS scholarships.
Another funding option is BAföG for stays abroad, which may include subsidy for tuition fees of up to EUR 4,600.
For students in a bachelor's program these scholarships are only available for destinations outside Europe.
For master's students these scholarships are available for Europe only if they are seeking a degree during their stay abroad. For overseas destinations there is no such restriction.
We are happy to advise you on your DAAD application, which requires careful preparation.
Unfortunately, free movers do not qualify for the Baden-Württemberg or the Erasmus scholarships.
As an alternative, we recommend taking out a small student loan to increase your budget.
The placement agency IEC (International Education Centre) facilitates exchanges for students in bachelor's and master's programs as well as for doctoral candidates at over 100 universities in 19 countries in North America, South America, Europe, Asia and Australia/New Zealand. Their services include advise on financing, academic options, health insurance and much more (only available in German).
College Contact represents over 230 institutions in 40 countries all around the world and arranges study places for students in bachelor's and master's programs. They provide support during the application process and give advice on funding and scholarship options (only available in German).
I spent my semester abroad as a free mover at the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa. This country has so many faces and offers many opportunities to demonstrate social commitment, and to get to know different sides of the Rainbow Nation. Apart from the general differences in culture and society, the experiences you will gain in South Africa may change your perspective on topics like society, wealth, security, and racism. I would definitely choose South Africa again for a semester abroad and can only recommend the university as well as a semester abroad in general. Today, international experience is a must-have for many companies and you will not regret spending time abroad.


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Dog Lovers Bond At The Ruff House
By: Ricardo Cavazos, VBR content editor
Ricardo Cavazos, VBR content editor
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Dogs get preferred status at The Ruff House.
Angie Guiter and first dog Milo enjoy a fall afternoon at The Ruff House.
The green space grabs your attention upon pulling up to The Ruff House on West Van Buren near downtown Harlingen.
It's a well-kept spot with ramps for dogs to climb and jump off. There are large ovals on stands nearby, the next stops on an obstacle course of fun for dogs to romp. The open space is fenced but looks inviting as does the dog boutique store next to it.
Both spaces connect one and the same to The Ruff House. It's a lovely place for dog lovers and their "fur babies" to enjoy and share their bond with others who feel the same. It's all the creation of Angie Guiter, a former mortgage industry manager who left big banks behind in San Antonio to return to her hometown to help care for her parents and focus on her own health.
And, as it turned out, her return home would also mean opening a small business. It wasn't something she planned to do, but if was to happen, it would be dedicated to her love of dogs. During a recent visit to her Ruff House, Guiter had Milo by her side. The friendly chocolate Labrador Retriever followed her everywhere as she gave a tour of the store and its adjacent playground.
A Paw Paw Bakery of dog treats are among the specialties at The Ruff House.
A variety of food and snacks for dogs fill Guiter's store, along with clothing and accessories of all sorts for furry family companions. Cups and signs proclaim, "Dog Dad," and of course, "Dog Mom." The Ruff House is also a place for dog birthday parties and celebrations to mark training program graduations. Dogs and their human parents can hang out back in a covered patio that has a large ceiling-mounted television.
"All my favorite things rolled into one special place," Guiter said of The Ruff House in a social media posting.
And indeed, humans can enjoy adult beverages under the shaded patio watching the Dallas Cowboys on a sunny Sunday afternoon while their "fur babies" frolic in the playground.
Open green space provides a place for dogs to romp at The Ruff House.
"The whole thing is so much fun," Guiter said of her business that features the boutique, members-only playground, patio and self-wash station. "I've had people say, 'I can't believe something like this is in the Valley.' They would expect to see it in San Antonio or Austin, but not here."
Dog & Downtown Friendly
The Ruff House is contributing to a rejuvenation of business on West Van Buren.
There's also a trendy coffee shop down the street and a well-done remodeled office for architects just across the way. The Ruff House fits right into this revitalized area near downtown Harlingen.
When Guiter and her husband, who is also a Harlingen native, returned home in 2020, a drive around brought them to Van Buren and a former restaurant site. The open space that would become the dog playground caught her attention first. The initial idea was to have a playground, with a monthly fee, for owners to bring their dogs to gather while also enjoying a safe public space.
Dog pillows adorn the back patio at The Ruff House.
That idea went well with nearly 50 dog owners signing up. A boutique for dogs would soon spring from that notion. After reorienting the space from a restaurant to a specialty store for dogs, Guiter opened the business in early 2021, just as many people were returning to work at offices and schools. Dogs who had become accustomed to their owners being at home full time now had to face being alone again.
"Transitioning out of the pandemic has been very hard on dogs," Guiter said. "Poor puppies, you know there has been a lot separation anxiety."
The Ruff House for some months became a doggie daycare as owners couldn't bear to leave their furry loved ones at home. Guiter's business was a welcome spot for worried owners and anxious dogs alike.
"It's a love of dogs," she said. "This is a safe place for their dogs."
Moving forward, Guiter wants her Ruff House to become better known and continue to serve as a gathering place for all things dogs – and those who love them.
Angie Guiter Harlingen The Ruff House
Ricardo D. Cavazos is a Rio Grande Valley native and journalist who has worked as a reporter, editor and publisher at Texas newspapers. Cavazos formerly worked as a reporter and editorial writer at The Brownsville Herald, Dallas Times Herald, Corpus Christi Caller-Times and San Antonio Light. He served as editor of The Monitor in McAllen from 1991-1998 and from there served for 15 years as publisher at The Herald in Brownsville. Cavazos has been providing content for the Valley Business Report since 2018.
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Problem that I have is that only an input element is deleted and I want to remove everything.
How can I do that?

A: You're selecting the input instead of the label.
You could do this :
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or this :
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But note that you shouldn't put the input inside the label.

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Ark students hit the high note at our eighth annual Music Gala
This July saw 600 Ark students performing in the eighth annual Ark Music Gala at London's Barbican Centre. The gala offers a glimpse into the wider world of musical activity taking place across our network of 34 schools.
The theme of this year's gala was 'A Night of Dreams'. Performances ranged from rousing renditions of well-known songs such as 'Feelin' Good' and David Bowie's 'Starman' to a classical Arabic song, 'Lama Bada Yatathana' accompanied by musicians from the pioneering chamber ensemble, Oxford Maqam.
Watch the highlights from the night in our short film:
Ark launches new curriculum partnership for primary schools
Ark today announced the launch of a new primary curriculum for its network of 38 schools.
Ark Bolingbroke students take centre stage at the National Theatre
Bolingbroke Academy Theatre Company, made up of Ark Bolingbroke sixth form students, performed at the prestigious National Theatre last night (Wednesday 26 June) to a packed audience
Ark launches Project Healthcare programme with the NHS and St Paul's Boys School
On Wednesday 5 June, students and their families from across the Ark network came together for the launch of Project Healthcare.
Green light for EdCity: new multi-million pound education & charity hub
Hammersmith & Fulham Council has approved a proposal for a major new education and charity hub – paving the way for a scheme that will benefit thousands of children and young people for years to come in the White City area.
Ark Victoria's first Ofsted inspection earns the school a 'good' result
Students and staff at Ark Victoria are celebrating the school's recent rating of good by Ofsted.
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Alex Schmidt is working with Save Our Canyons. For more information on Schmidt, click this link.
Stay informed on issues in the community. "The more informed you are on a wide scale, the more you will be able to think local and act global," said Schmidt, AmeriCorps Volunteer and trails outreach coordinator.
Leave no trace. Whether camping or just taking a short hike, take everything out with you that you brought into the area. There are no janitors in the woods.
Be active in the development of community. We can become one community if we are active in building that community. To do that, we need to get to know our neighbors.
Volunteer with local organizations. It helps to know what volunteer opportunities there are and to find the right opportunity for you. Nurturing people's kindness for each other is also a benefit.
Expand your view of what community means. Attend different events even if they might be uncomfortable. Go to a lecture on a topic you don't know about. Greet someone there, make a friend, and it might not be so intimidating.
The Community 5 are suggestions for you to take action to make your community better. Viewpoints of the individual may not reflect the viewpoints of the organization they volunteer for.
This article was originally published on examiner.com. Links have been updated August 2016.


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A crisp, minimalist extension to a Brunswick Cottage.
With exposed structural ceilings, concrete block walls and a polished black slab, this bold structure focuses on the soft garden and natural light of the courtyard.
All windows and doors throughout this extension completely open up, creating an airiness to this inner city home.
The pop ups in the roof structure are designed to wash light in, in an otherwise densely built up area.


"Oro y Plata" Show your Montana pride with this corrugated metal flag. This durable piece of wall art is suited for interior or outdoor use. A rustic piece of decor for cabin, lodge or home.
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Q: Remapping Function Keys for media vs. Alt + Function Key for specific app I have an HP Laptop and I finally got around to changing the BIOS setting to reverse the annoying Fn+Function Key "feature" since I regularly F2, F5 & F11 with VBA & Office (a lot more often than I need to change screen brightness, etc)...
People can do whatever they want with their function keys behind closed doors, but mine were finally back to being real function keys, as God intended.
However I missed having the convenience of the function keys that acted as Media Keys to control VLC, Winamp & Spotify:
F6 ⏪F7 ▶F8 ⏩F9 -F10 +F11
So I installed AutoHotKey to remap some of them back to the HP defaults:
F6::Media_Prev
F7::Media_Play_Pause
F8::Media_Next
F9::Volume_Down
F10::Volume_Up

This works but I would like to use F11 for both Volume_Mute and to open the VBE window in Access/Excel (normally Alt+F11 functionality).

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*Is there a way (with or without AutoHotKey) to set it up so that the key will behave differently depending on which window is active?

If ActiveWindow is {Excel or Access} then:
Alt+F11 remains as Alt+F11
If any other window us active then:
F11 ⇒ AutoHotKey: Volume_Mute

*if that's not possible, what would my script look like to map like:

Alt+F11 remains as Alt+F11
and
F11 ⇒ AutoHotKey: Volume_Mute

There's another change or two I'm debating, but with an answer to this, I should be able to figure out the rest.  Thanks!
(HP Folio 13 Windows 7 64bit)

A: Use an #If statement to selectively enable a hotkey. You can change the WinTitle if you like as well.
#If Not (WinActive ("ahk_exe excel.exe") Or WinActive ("ahk_exe access.exe"))
F11::Volume_Mute
#IfWinActive ; make sure all hotkeys after this are not qualified with the above #If statement


It's July and high summer, and for once we've been basking in temperatures hotter than the med. The lane is dusty and smells of honeysuckle, puddles I never thought would dry out are actual hard ground and we've been living outdoors - digging for clay, refining it and setting countless plaster moulds for the new additions to our tableware, more of which later… but first, the launch of our teapot!
Although a teapot was one of the first things on our list of 'things we'd love to make', it proved tricky, a technical challenge to achieve the 'perfect pour'. We've spent an age designing and refining our teapot, and are delighted with the final object. Made from the same crisp white fine bone china as our other tableware, with hand painted Cobalt handles and spout, it sits beautifully next to all our other pieces with its dimpled sides and elegant lines. To find out more about the journey it has taken, from the initial models to a finished design, click here.
Although on the shelf in selected stockists from mid-July, we are reserving a few for pre-orders on the website - ready for sending out late-July. Click here to order.
Meanwhile, our own clay collection is coming together. From beginning to end, these products are created from our tiny patch of earth here in Devon - delicate, thin-walled cups with a barely-there white glaze that accentuates the form of the earthenware beneath it, left partially unglazed to highlight the beautiful deep rust colour of the clay. Available now to pre-order, we hope to have them ready to go by mid-July.
As well as launching a complete set of tableware - plates, bowls, jugs, eggcups - you name it, we're making it - at London Design Week in September, we're also busy updating old favourites. Our beaker has always been the odd one out in our collection, bereft of any blue accents. Until now. We've added a squiggly stripe around the rim of our original beaker, reminiscent of sketches in children's books (a big influence right now, for obvious reasons…). Click here for more information.
After a brief trip to the land where lemons grow, we'll be back in the studio busy making the extended collection ready for a September launch. From cake plates to pasta bowls, eggcups (with lids!) to soap dishes, the new objects will happily sit with our existing tableware, making it possible to use Feldspar for any and all culinary needs in the very near future!
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Report on Fuego (Guatemala) — October 1977
Natural Science Event Bulletin, vol. 2, no. 10 (October 1977)
Managing Editor: David Squires.
Fuego (Guatemala) Steam and ash emission continues intermittently through late October
Global Volcanism Program, 1977. Report on Fuego (Guatemala). In: Squires, D. (ed.), Natural Science Event Bulletin, 2:10. Smithsonian Institution. https://doi.org/10.5479/si.GVP.NSEB197710-342090.
14.473°N, 90.88°W; summit elev. 3763 m
Steam and ash emission has continued intermittently through late October. A substantial increase in activity 19-20 October was reported. Columns of dark gray ash were ejected at about 1-hour intervals on 24 September, accompanied by rumbling. Activity declined the next day but similar ash ejections resumed on 26 September, lasting until evening. At 2000, loud rumbling was succeeded by a small eruption of incandescent ash and bombs, accompanied by hot avalanches that moved a short distance down canyons on the upper flanks. Persons near the volcano felt an earthquake 2 hours after the eruption and several more the next day. Incandescent ash was ejected on 28 September until 2200 and thick ash, accompanied by loud explosions, was emitted for several hours the next day. A moderate ash eruption, including small hot avalanches, was visible through thick cloud cover on 2 October. Two days later, several explosions at around 1630 produced black ash clouds. About 3-4 brown to black ash puffs per hour were reported on 7 October, accompanied by a red glow at night. Incandescence was also reported during the night of 9 October.
Explosions increased markedly on 19 October, producing minor local ashfalls from clouds that rose 1,500 m above the vent, and continuous small hot avalanches, which were again restricted to canyons on Fuego's upper slopes. Maximum activity was on 20 October, when a trace of ash fell on villages SW of the vent. Intermittent small steam, ash, and ash flow eruptions continued on a reduced scale as of 26 October.
Geologic Background. Volcán Fuego, one of Central America's most active volcanoes, is one of three large stratovolcanoes overlooking Guatemala's former capital, Antigua. The scarp of an older edifice, Meseta, lies between 3763-m-high Fuego and its twin volcano to the north, Acatenango. Construction of Meseta dates back to about 230,000 years and continued until the late Pleistocene or early Holocene. Collapse of Meseta may have produced the massive Escuintla debris-avalanche deposit, which extends about 50 km onto the Pacific coastal plain. Growth of the modern Fuego volcano followed, continuing the southward migration of volcanism that began at Acatenango. In contrast to the mostly andesitic Acatenango, eruptions at Fuego have become more mafic with time, and most historical activity has produced basaltic rocks. Frequent vigorous historical eruptions have been recorded since the onset of the Spanish era in 1524, and have produced major ashfalls, along with occasional pyroclastic flows and lava flows.
Information Contacts: S. Bonis, IGN; R. Stoiber, Dartmouth College.


Emily's Recipes and Reviews | UK Food Blog | Leicestershire : one sixty, city, london.
We went along on a Monday evening and the restaurant was around a third full; not bad for 6.30 midweek. The waitress was laid back and friendly, offering us a clip top bottle of cold water whilst we made our menu choices. Dubbed "hearty American BBQ classics with a distinctive English flair" we couldn't wait to tuck in. The backing track to our beef bonanza came in the form of Blondie, The Offspring, Ash, Wheatus and The Strokes; so basically my iPod nano on shuffle in circa 2004. And I was cool with that.
I'd brought along Sophie, burger expert and fellow food blogger at Sophie Loves Food- when it comes to burgers she knows her stuff. We began the evening with a couple of their cocktails - a Gin Fizz and a French Martini (£8 each). Both took a little while to arrive but were worth the wait. Boozy, easy-drinking and refreshing without any overpowering alcohol twangs. Rather dangerous really!
As you may have guessed, the One Sixty City menu is that of a US smokehouse; think 18-24 hr slow cooked offerings, burgers, mac & cheese and cheaper meat cuts transformed into flavoursome, tender dishes after hours of delicate smoking.
With Sophie the burger queen, it made sense for her to sample their Dry Aged Burger - a One Sixty Chuck Beef Patty which came with chips (£12). I ordered the 8hr Smoked Ox Cheek (£17) whilst we shared a couple of Mac & Cheese Bites from the nibbles menu (£5.50).
Luckily for the unknowing One Sixty crew, Sophie was rather impressed by the burger patty, which was very thick and served rare. As good quality burgers should, in our opinion. For her, she felt it could have done with more burger sauce to make it that extra bit indulgent and juicy. Sometimes you just fancy a burger where everything spills out the sides and you end up with sauce all over your chops.
My ox cheek was just incredible. For want of a better phrase, it was the perfect melt-in-the-mouth cliche. So tender and with a deliciously subtle smokey taste. The carrot and cabbage slaw it came with was well seasoned with real peppercorns and a distinctly floral aroma of coriander seeds. It actually worked really well that I might throw a few in my next salad.
The mac & cheese bites were a fun addition of super stringy cheese pasta we know and love, encased in a naughty crispy batter. The cheese string was so hard to control it was laughable, albeit a good characteristic of a good mac and che. I'd definitely order them again, along with trying the pork scrumpits. Although I'm still baffled as to why the bites came arranged as a smiley face.
In all it was a great restaurant ticking all the boxes of quirkiness, cool and of course the smokey menu you'd expect. With this as the only smokehouse style restaurant I've been to in London, I wouldn't know how it fared with the competition. However it was definitely on a par with The Blues Kitchen in Shoreditch, a restaurant with inspiration from South American and Cajun cuisine. I would definitely recommend it to someone looking for somewhere a bit different - and I wouldn't hesitate to order the ox cheek again.
Have you ever been to One Sixty City? What is your favourite American smokehouse restaurant in London?
We dined as guests of One Sixty. All opinions are honest and my own.
I'd try anywhere with mac and cheese bites! Looks like a fun place to visit.
Those burgers and cocktails - absolutely yum! The decor looks so cool too - glad you enjoyed it!
Sounds like a lot of fun and the cocktail looks great.
THis looks like a really fun place! Cocktails and mac and cheese balls - who could ask for more? !


Do you want to represent your fellow peers and help make the student experience better on campus?
Then run for Student Government Executive Board.
Student Government represents over 4,000 student voices to the administration and is the main communication link from the students to the University.
With bi-weekly meetings held within the academic year, students are able to get their suggestions to a group of students who are elected to represent them.
This year's elections will be on Tuesday, April 9th, 2019 and will feature candidates of President and Executive Vice President.
A candidate for the office of President and Executive Vice President must be a currently enrolled Lawrence Tech student at the time of petition for his or her term of office.
For the office of President: He or she must have completed at least 60 credit hours toward a Baccalaureate degree, 30 hours of which must have been completed at Lawrence Tech. Candidates must have at least a 3.0 GPA on the 4.0 grade point system and be enrolled as a Lawrence Tech Student. The candidate must fulfill all requirements, including 50 endorsements (signatures) from currently enrolled students.
For the office of Executive Vice President: He or she must have completed at least 50 credit hours toward a Baccalaureate degree, 25 hours of which must have been completed at Lawrence Tech. Candidates must have at least a 2.7 GPA on the 4.0 grade point system and be enrolled as a Lawrence Tech student. The candidate must fulfill all requirements, including 50 endorsements (signatures) from currently enrolled students.
Contact Election Committee Chair John Bowen at jbowen@ltu.edu with any questions.
All candidates will be screened for eligibility before approval to begin campaign.
All campaign materials must be approved by the Division of Student Affairs.
All campaign materials must be taken down by the end of the Election week.
TBD - Updates will be posted as we move closer to the Campaign week.
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Q: Locating values of a node that has two relevant attributes on XPath I have an HTML document full of tags that look like that:
<meta itemprop="name" content="Apple Crisp IV" />
<meta itemprop="mainEntityOfPage" content="True" />

I need to extract the itemprop as the key and the content as the value.

EDIT: I don't necessarily have the meta tag, I need something to not rely on the type of element.

I'm using python to do it, and I get all the HTML body to parse.
I have tried:
for item in response.xpath('//@itemprop'):
        data  = item.xpath('[@content]')
        print data

The 'item' gets all the itemprop elements.
The 'data' part doesn't work.
How do I find the content attribute only in the already found itemprop elements?
I've looked for an answer, but all the people seem to only want to find one element, and a specific one, like this:
 ("//@*[name()='itemprop' or name()='content']")

This doesn't work at all.

A: Get the context-specific @itemprop and @content:
In [1]: {elm.xpath("@itemprop").extract_first(): elm.xpath("@content").extract_first() for elm in response.xpath("//meta[@itemprop and @content]")}
Out[1]: {u'mainEntityOfPage': u'True', u'name': u'Apple Crisp IV'}

The //meta[@itemprop and @content] would filter meta elements having both itemprop and content attributes.