There is nothing quite like finding the "authentic". That can be visiting places where important things happened and walking in the footsteps of men and women, who changed history. These experiences are special and, for fans of design and architecture, they are easy to find in BauhausLand in 2019. In the German federal states of Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt, you can explore the cities, where the Bauhaus movement began a century ago. You can walk the lanes, see the buildings – and even eat and drink "the Bauhaus way." Have a meal in a Bauhaus-designed restaurant; drink a beer on a terrace designed by a Bauhaus architect; bake Bauhaus bread!
50 days to go: The Bauhaus centenary celebrations.
2019 is just around the corner. In 50 days' time, the "100 Years of Bauhaus" opening festival launches the centenary of the foundation of the Bauhaus (16th – 24th January, 2019; www.bauhausfestival.de/en/). There will be celebrations around the world, especially in BauhausLand. Here, in the twin hotspots of Weimar and Dessau, 2019 is an excuse for one-of-a-kind events, imaginative exhibitions and fun festivals.
And, for anyone planning a special trip in 2019, we have the answers to two of the most popular questions: Where can we eat and where can we drink the Bauhaus way?
Weimar: Start where the Bauhaus started.
The cradle of modernism is just south of Berlin. At what is now the Bauhaus University, the social hub is the Bauhaus Atelier, the café-shop, where you can join students, sip espressos, munch cookies and chat about design. Check out innovative products designed and created by students and faculty. (This is also where Bauhaus walking tours begin). For an authentic hands on experience in Weimar, sign up for a 3-hour Bauhaus baking course at Rosines Backwerkstatt. Bake a healthy organic loaf – perfect with cheese and a glass of red wine! And check out wine shops for the local Saale-Unstrut red wine that is being released in 2019 to celebrate the Bauhaus Centenary.
Dessau: Home of the iconic Bauhaus building.
In Dessau, the Bauhaus Club, the café-bistro at the Bauhaus, is justifiably popular. Serving good coffee, hearty breakfasts and healthy snacks, this has a relaxed student vibe. And they sell Bauhaus designs, such as the stylish egg coddler, created by Wilhelm Wagenfeld in 1933 to simplify boiling eggs. The perfect souvenir! Also in Dessau is the Mensa im Bauhaus. This lovingly-restored restaurant has a bold Hinnerk Scheper colour scheme, plus five long communal tables and stools designed by Marcel Breuer. This, too, is open to the public, so you can eat where Bauhaus professors ate in the 1920s. Back then, the menu featured bread and buttermilk; today's dishes are more elaborate: chicken salad, schnitzel and roast pork with red wine sauce.
Dessau: More Bauhaus Foodie Heritage.
Mies van der Rohe designed just one building in Dessau, the Kiosk at the Masters' Houses. Destroyed during the East German DDR regime, it has been rebuilt and now serves fresh juices, homemade lemonade, coffee and snacks at weekends. And, just behind the Kiosk is the perfect spot to relax – the garden of the Gropius House. A mile or so away, on the banks of the River Elbe, is the Bauhaus-designed Kornhaus Restaurant. Dating from 1930, it has a semi-circular glass dining room and a broad terrace overlooking the water. Here, the chef conjures up modern, Mediterranean-influenced dishes: salad of smoked trout or grilled goat's cheese; duck with orange sauce or grilled wild boar. Desserts are delicious: dumplings with hot blueberries or apple strudel. Afterwards, watch the sun set with a glass of locally-grown Silvaner white wine or a hearty red from the Seeliger family.
The Bauhaus was as much about design as architecture. And one of the major influences on the movement was the Belgian, Henry van de Velde. His wide-ranging creativity included designs for the Burgau Porcelain Factory and in nearby Jena, the City Museum pays tribute to him in a delightful way. In the Philisterium Café, specially-created cakes, chocolates and coffee are served on porcelain decorated with his distinctive designs.


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is a platform game created by Sun Electronics. In 1983, it was published in arcades by Sun in Japan and Atari, Inc. in North America. The player assumes the role of an adventurous Arabian prince whose goal is to rescue the princess from her palace. During his quest, the prince will sail seas, crawl through caves, and fly magic carpets.

A Famicom version was developed and released by Sunsoft only in Japan as .

Gameplay

Release
In magazine advertisements, Arabian was promoted by Eric Ginner, the world record holder for Millipede and Liberator at the time. Ginner later co-created the PlayStation game Gubble.

Reception
In Japan, Game Machine listed Arabian on their July 15, 1983 issue as being the fifth most-successful new table arcade unit of the month. In the United States, it had sold at least 1,950 arcade cabinets by July 1983.

Legacy
Super Arabian was re-released in a two-in-one Sony PlayStation game, Memorial Series Sunsoft Vol.1, which also included Ikki. Super Arabian, is one of the video games was adapted by Manga titled , published in the Gamest Comics collection from April 1999.

Tales of the Arabian Nights by Interceptor Software had many similarities to Arabian. It was published in 1984/5 for the Acorn Electron, Amstrad CPC, BBC Micro, Commodore 64, and ZX Spectrum.

The game was "re-released" for Nintendo Switch as part of the HAMSTER Arcade Archives series in October 2020.

References

External links
Memorial Series: SunSoft Vol. 1 webpage
Arabian at Arcade History

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Sunsoft games
Arcade video games
Atari arcade games
Nintendo Entertainment System games
Nintendo Switch games
PlayStation 4 games
Platform games
Video games developed in Japan
Video games based on Arabian mythology
Works based on One Thousand and One Nights

Hamster Corporation games

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Gilroy's climate is classified as Mediterranean which is characterized by cool, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The temperature rarely falls below freezing and precipitation occurs most commonly in the winter months. Temperatures can vary drastically between night and day. The area's most destructive environmental hazard is earthquakes, which occur frequently due to its proximity to several significant fault lines.


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– When you buy products that are made in America you support American workers.
– According to the Economic Policy Institute, America is losing half a million jobs to China every single year.
– Overall, the United States has lost more than 56,000 manufacturing facilities since 2001.
– The United States has lost a staggering 32 percent of its manufacturing jobs since the year 2000.
– As our economic infrastructure is gutted, formerly great manufacturing cities all over America are being transformed into festering hellholes.
– Between 2001 and 2007, the value of products that Wal-Mart imported from China grew from $9 billion to $27 billion.
– In 2001, American consumers spent 102 billion dollars on products made in China. In 2011, American consumers spent 399 billion dollars on products made in China.
– The Chinese undervalue their currency by about 40 percent in order to gain a critical advantage over foreign competitors. This means that many Chinese companies are able to absolutely thrive while their competition in the United States goes out of business.
– According to the New York Times, a Jeep Grand Cherokee that costs $27,490 in the United States, but when imported to China it costs about $85,000 in China thanks to all the Chinese tariffs.
– Without enough good jobs, more Americans than ever before are falling into poverty. Today, more than 100 million Americans are enrolled in at least one welfare program run by the federal government.
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IHEARTMEDIA ALBANY'S WGY AM/FM ANNOUNCES DEPARTURE OF KELLY LYNCH FROM "DOUG AND KELLY"
iHeartMedia Albany today announced the impending departure of Kelly Lynch from WGY's popular morning show "Doug and Kelly." Her last day will be Friday, September 3.
After more than ten years hosting the morning show on WGY with Chuck Custer and more recently Doug Goudie, Lynch will be embarking on a new career outside of the broadcast industry. During her time at WGY, she helped raise millions of dollars for the Bernard and Millie Duker Children's Hospital at Albany Medical Center and for many Capital District children's charities through WGY's Christmas Wish Program.
"I would like to thank WGY and iHeartMedia for allowing me to be a part of the tremendously important work we have done over the last 11 years," said Lynch. "I have enjoyed having a front row seat to the biggest news stories of the last decade, and it has been an immense privilege to share these stories with our listeners. I have also had the honor of working alongside the most talented people in our industry and treasure the lasting friendships I have formed along the way."
"Kelly has been entertaining and informing our listeners as part of WGY's morning show for over a decade, and has contributed greatly to the advancement of businesses, charities and communities in Albany," said Kristen Delaney, Area President for iHeartMedia Albany-Poughkeepsie-Sussex. "I know I speak for our listeners and our staff when I wish Kelly all the best as she embarks on new adventures."
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I'm a creative and strategic person who's on a mission to connect people through digital experiences.
I'm the Head of Digital at the Canadian Olympic Committee and am responsible for the digital fan experience.
My team and I saw exponential growth and engagement within all Team Canada channels during Sochi 2014, Toronto 2015 (Pan Ams), Rio 2016 and PyeongChang 2018.
We won many awards for our responsive site (olympic.ca), and Sochi brand campaign centred around the official hashtag #WeAreWinter, which was the most used hashtag globally after #Sochi2014.
On the road to Rio, I lead the creation of the Canadian Olympic Club (olympicclub.ca), a next-generation fan club – driven by social login and gamification. It was the first of its kind for any National Olympic Team and industry leading by any pro sports standard.
During PyeongChang 2018, @teamcanada had the most interactions globally out of any National Olympic Committee.
I have over a decade of digital experience. See my portfolio for examples of my work.
I continue to lead the Canadian Olympic Team digital fan experience through social and digital content (including branded content), products (web, email, app), business intelligence (data & analytics), and social platform partnerships. Previously I did this for BMO, OREA and lululemon athletica. LinkedIn will tell you the full story.
I pocketed my degree from the University of Toronto specializing in Visual Culture and Communications through the Communication, Culture and Information Technology program.
With my eye on the prize I also grabbed a diploma in Digital Communications from Sheridan College.
My passion for sport runs deep. Before my world revolved around connection, I was primarily a figure skater. I had the privilege of being on Canada's National Team for eight years. In that time I became a four-time national champion and world bronze medallist in Synchronized Skating. Yes, I have a medal that says I'm third in the world at something yet my competitiveness still dreams (wishes?) it was gold. These days, I play rec softball and spend my summers at the ballpark as an uber-passionate Blue Jays fan. Beer and cracker-jacks, anyone?
Sleeping is my favourite pastime. When I get lots of it, I flash my pearly whites all the time. Who am I kidding, I suppose I smile a lot either way.
I sporadically belt out tunes at the least opportunistic times. Yes, it happened in a boardroom once. No, I can't sing well.
I'm the paparazzi of my friend group making instagram my favourite channel.
No, the type of music I listen to is not all "my dog died, I got divorced and slammed by finger in the truck door," but yes, I enjoy country.
I'm working on becoming a citizen of the world but for now, I'm Canadian and American. I was born in Canada but my 'rents hail from Greece and the good 'ol USA.
Travelling tugs at my heart strings. My first love was Prague, then Venice, then Iceland and so-on-and-so-forth.
I love life, coffee and am a huge fan of colour (we spell it with a 'u' in Canada).


This program started thanks to the dedication and determination of Greg Gannon of Litchfield, Lance Loomis of Morris, their wives Kris and Priscilla, and a handful of like-minded parents and Board members.
The Club was formed and had its inaugural season in 2006 with three youth boys teams.
In 2007, we added a high school club boys team.
In 2008, we added girls youth lacrosse.
In 2010, we added a high school club girls team and started our iLax developmental program.
In 2010, we started the NWC (NorthWest Corner) Summer Lacrosse for high school and older players.
In 2011-2012, we helped Wamogo Regional High School start a boys high school lacrosse team.
In 2012, we also started the 30-and-up NWC (NorthWest Corner) Summer Lacrosse for the "older" crowd.
In 2014, we started the NWC (NorthWest Corner) Women's Summer Lacrosse for the girls high school and older players.
In 2015, we celebrated our 10th season of youth and high school lacrosse, with 200 youth and 40 high school participants.
In 2017, US Lacrosse and CONNY, following the Athlete Development Model, adopted new age/grade breakdowns and it was a smooth transition as the kids in our existing iLax level were now in "Bantams". We also adopted the Lightning level small field, small team, philosophy.


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Newport Beach Joins Other Cities in Battle With State for Greater Local Control on Land Use
by Hosam Elattar Feb 24, 2021 Updated Feb 26, 2021 Why you can trust Voice of OC
Homes in Newport Beach on May 18, 2020. Credit: JULIE LEOPO, Voice of OC
Some city officials throughout California are not happy with the state Legislature dictating how to build their cities and now they are pushing back.
Over 40 cities in the state, including Fullerton, La Habra, Laguna Niguel and Yorba Linda have passed resolutions calling for greater local control on zoning and housing issues within their own borders.
Earlier this month the city of Orange passed a similar resolution and the Newport Beach City Council at its Tuesday meeting also unanimously approved one.
The item was put forward by Councilwoman Diane Dixon who told the Voice of OC before the meeting that the city wants to be in control of its own destiny.
"Sacramento is passing laws in the dozens that are stripping cities from their local governance role," Dixon said. "We know best how to preserve and protect our neighborhoods, and build the necessary housing that we need to build."
The fight for municipal control has been spearheaded by Torrance City Councilman Mike Griffiths who created an organization last year called California Cities for Local Control. The group argues that city governments should be the decision makers on how their communities are built.
The organization is "seeking out allies for possible legal action against the state and/or to promote efforts for a ballot initiative to legislate the desired results," according to its website.
The Governor's Office has not responded to requests for comment from the Voice of OC.
The state has been putting pressure on cities to address California's housing shortage and create more affordable housing.
Gov. Gavin Newsom in a state budget briefing last month announced his intention to create a new office aimed at monitoring council meetings to hold municipalities accountable for their state-required housing goals.
"We want to go after what we believe was neglect in terms of housing," said Newsom on Jan. 8.
The Southern California Association of Governments — a state-assigned regional board of elected officials — was tasked to come up with zoning for 1.3 million homes across six counties, including Orange County, by October 2029.
Newport Beach officials and staff have to figure out where over 4,800 of those homes will go in their city — a task they have called infeasible for over a year, in part questioning how to reconcile housing for low-income people in a real estate area that is mostly marketed to the wealthy.
Officials there also argue that because their city is on the coast, there's barely any remaining land not regulated by county, state or federal agencies.
The seaside town appealed the state requirement and so did 15 other cities in Orange County. The regional board denied all of the appeals.
"The city does not provide evidence that it cannot accommodate housing using other considerations such as underutilized land, opportunities for infill development, and increased residential densities to accommodate need," reads the decision by the Southern California Association of Governments.
Newport Beach officials attempted to have some of their required housing numbers reallocated, arguing that Santa Ana has already approved more units than that city is mandated to zone for by the regional board.
That appeal was also denied.
The Southern California Association of Governments did partially approve two appeals – one for the city of Pico Rivera and one for the county of Riverside. Over 3,000 housing units were reallocated to every other jurisdiction in the region.
A report by the California State Auditor criticized the state's approach to developing affordable housing and said the process of allocating where the homes will go is flawed, resulting in some cities not zoning their fair share, citing Newport Beach as an example.
In the last housing cycle spanning the previous decade, Newport was only mandated to build five units – two of which had to be affordable. However, 1,738 units were built in Newport with 95 of the units built for very low to low income levels during the last cycle.
The Southern California Association of Governments will hold a public hearing on the allocation of state mandated housing goals in the region on March 4 via Zoom.
Hosam Elattar is a Voice of OC Reporting Fellow. Contact him at helattar@voiceofoc.org or on Twitter @ElattarHosam.
Tagged: affordable housing, California Cities for Local Control, Councilwoman Diane Dixon, Gov. Gavin Newsom, Regional Housing Needs Assessment, Southern California Association of Governments


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Thomas N. Gladwin (American, born 1948) is the Max McGraw Professor of Sustainable Enterprise and associate director of the Erb Institute for Global Sustainable Enterprise at the University of Michigan. His teaching, research, and consulting focus on system dynamics, global change, and sustainable business.
My 'big idea' is to induce a large scale, bottom-up and global movement to rapidly and powerfully instill sustainable cognition and perception into the minds of the future business, government and civil society leaders who will be taking over in the 2030s – largely by radically transforming the form and content of education to emphasize novel thinking capacities.
Delusional 'psychodynamic minds' that deploy ego-defense mechanisms to ward off any realistic and moral anxieties posed by awareness of ecological and social deterioration (see Gladwin. et. al. 1997 for an extensive review).
Back in 1992, in their book Beyond the Limits, Jorgen Randers and his colleagues wrote: 'how to bring into being a sustainable world that is not only functional but desirable is a question about leadership and ethics and vision and courage. Those are properties not of technologies, markets, government, corporations, or computer models but of the human heart and soul' (p. 217).
The power of this proposition is largely dismissed as impotent in the 2052: A Global Forecast. The emergence of wise leadership is deemed unlikely. The exponential increase in smarter and more connected people is seen as insufficient to significantly change dominant values and behaviours. With a few minor exceptions, the role of moral duties and obligations, spirituality, religion and norms of fairness are viewed as irrelevant in shaping the future, despite predictions of massive human suffering. Any fundamental paradigm shifting toward sustainability is generally postponed to after 2052 due to the assumed persistence of dysfunctional short-termism, materialism, democracy, capitalism and bad management.
Are we really trapped in such a dark fate in which leadership, ethics and the creation of super-intelligence via the merger of minds and machines will do little to alter the fate of humanity and the rest of life over the next 40 years?
Shift from amoral to moral minds where leaders know right from wrong, operate with a strong sense of fairness, put civic virtue ahead of greed, and display compassion rather than disinterest?
This is obviously a utopian vision of new-minded human thinking and it is hard to envision how a radical top-down repurposing of global educational systems to bring it about could be accomplished. If it is to happen, it will most likely arise from a bottom-up, networked, collaborative and cascading movement of hundreds of thousands of courageous and engaged educators working to change curriculums for the benefit of a sustainable human future.
Let's assume that this organic educational revolution on behalf of sustainable thinking does succeed. Just imagine what millions of new-minded (systemic, nature-connected, forward looking, highly creative, very adaptive and morally grounded) millennial leaders might be able to accomplish, say starting in the 2030s, when they take over the reigns of directing the world's organizations.
Might they collectively, interactively and synergistically lead the transformation to a much safer, more just, more verdant and more enlightened world? Might they speed up the rate of technological and societal change, the emergence of systemic corporate social responsibility and sustainable finance, the taking of the Fifth Cultural Step, the modification of capitalism toward the common good, the shift to a regenerative and solar-based economy, and most profoundly, the transformation toward sustainable well-being arising from the health of whole systems as the dominant paradigm … all of these positive visions offered up by various glimpse authors in 2052: A Global Forecast?
Might the emergence of transformative sustainable leaders become a significant 'trend breaker' in the 2030s, helping humanity mend its ways faster than the 2052 forecast predicts? Should it at least be considered a 'wild-card' that could make a huge difference if it does occur, albeit not easily captured in numbers and spreadsheets?
 See the bold futurist Ray Kurweil's predictions of the emergence of super-intelligence over the next few decades in his book How to Create a Mind, 2012.
 The best work on the emergence of this new breed of leaders has been done by John Elkington, co-founder of SustainAbility and currently the Executive Chairman of Volans, a future-focused business working at the intersection of the sustainability, entrepreneurship and innovation movements.


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The games market in the UK has often been known to defy trends and keep growing, even when money is tight. Once again, it has continued to expand despite inflation, which is causing the average UK person to have less money in their pocket. Trade body UK Interactive Entertainment report that there was 12.4% of growth from 2016 – another great success for the gaming industry. Whilst other industries have suffered, gaming has got ever more popular.
Game software and digital games were the main attraction, bringing in most of the sales. However, there was also growth in boxed games, perhaps due to the popularity of titles like Fifa 18, Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto.
It is thought that one of the main reasons for this rise in sales is the diversity of the market. There are many different game genres that appeal to people across the board, and that can be played on many different consoles.
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Tonight on CBS CRIMINAL MINDS continues with another new episode called, "To Bear Witness." On tonight's season 9 episode 4 Cruz joins the team as they comb the streets of Baltimore for an UnSub who leaves victims unable to communicate. Did you watch last week's episode? If you want to catch up before tonight's new episode, we have a full and detailed recap, right here.
On last week's show when a sniper struck Dallas, the BAU investigated whether the upcoming anniversary of the Kennedy assassination was a motivating factor or if something else was driving the UnSub. Eva LaRue guest starred as FBI Agent Tanya Mays, who assisted the BAU with the investigation.
On tonight's show the BAU meets their new section chief, Mateo Cruz, who, unbeknownst to them, shares a long work history with JJ. Cruz joins the team as they comb the streets of Baltimore for an UnSub who leaves victims unable to communicate. Esai Morales joins in a recurring role as Mateo Cruz, the BAU's new section chief. David Anders guest stars as Anton Harris.
A man was found wondering the streets but the most interesting part about him is not restraints marks he has. He has obvious wounds from a lobotomy and surprisingly he's alive. The case is so interesting that even the new head of the BAU wants to tag along. Which only makes it awkward for JJ.
Earlier she had enjoyed some light flirtation with him. They used to work together. So to find out he's her new boss kind of ruined her day. The new chief is Cruz. According to Rossi he thinks this job is only is stepping stone for Cruz. Morgan doesn't like that. He feels if you want a desk job then stick to a desk job.
Later the victim, still unknown, was awake enough for questioning. Unfortunately, he can't speak or write properly due to his injuries but he has a clear understanding of everything going on. His torturer took him but it seems he then let him go. He even helped the man escape outside.
Morgan questions the victim over all of the events that occurred. He has his communicating through blinking. Morgan finds out that another victim was taken by his kidnapper. This second victim may have a connection to the man. It seems there's been one similar case to the current victim's situation. Garcia found it with help from Interpol. The incident killed a person that time in Germany. The female still missing used to live in Germany.
Morgan is trying to get more information out of the guy but he's tired. The doctor came to check out his patient when he finds something interesting in the victim's eye. It's a camera. One that lets his kidnapper see everything that's happening.
Their killer is highly intelligent. He likes to watch his victims in pain. He takes pleasure from it. He may be targeting students which could mean he is or was one. He takes his victims in order to express his own pain. He felt lobotomized and now he makes others feel his pain. Still he finds the whole thing amusing. When the team tried to use the little camera in Sam's eye, finally figured out his name, the killer called their bluff. He sent footage from the camera viral all over the internet.
To stop him they told Sam to keep his eyes close. Well, the killer didn't like that. He installed camera in Dana's eye right afterwards. Then he sent that footage viral. He's taunting them. He shows his face and area where Dana is held. It's his way of pushing them.
The team doesn't know the girl's name is Dana until it's too late. Sam had wrongly suggested Dani out of tiredness. Yet her name was important. Once they found out about it they realized she had a brother. Troublesome and always second place to his sister, the star. It was her brother that took her and her friend. He did all of this to finally get attention from his parents.
They arrive on the scene to get Dana but all that's left is collecting her brother. His end game appeared to want to get caught. Yet he didn't want to stop there. He sent a live feed out of his capture. Hotch lies and says the feed got shut down thereby making brother dearest give up without a fight.
Sam is getting better. He managed to call out Dana's name and hopefully he and Dana can put all of this behind them. Her brother is hoping they won't.
He saw their father as he was getting taken in but the older man continue to ignore him. The killer was wrong, his father did love him. Even after everything his son did; he tried to get him extradited back to Berlin where he knew he could get better treatment. Cruz blocked the transfer.
Cruz and JJ plan on lying about their relationship. He claims he didn't take the job just for her. He wants to meet up later though. She says no…for now.


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Mickael Barzalona is a renowned jockey from France. Image Source: Mickael Barzalona's Twitter.
Birth DateAugust 3, 1991
Birth Name Mickael Barzalona
Birth Place Avignon, France
Birth Sign Leo
Nationality French
Relationship Status Not Confirmed
Education Diploma in Professional Attitude
Awards Honors 2021 French flat racing Championship
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Mickael Barzalona is a French Thoroughbred horse racing jockey. He is the winner of the 2021 French Flat Racing Championship. In addition, Mickael is one of the retained jockeys for the Godolphin Racing and is their leading rider in France.
The France-based jockey started his professional horse racing career back in the late-2000s and has gained immense fame and fortune in his career. Many people are curious about his family members, marital status, and other personal details.
Hence in today's biography, let's learn about Mickael Barzalona's family, parents, love life, and many more.
Hails From A Family Of Jockey
Mickael Barzalona was born on 03 August 1991 in Avignon city of France. He is the grandson of Corsican trainer Christian Barzalona and the nephew of flat and jumps jockey Armand Barzalona. Furthermore, Mickael's parents gave him his first Camargue horse at eight.
Mickael Barzalona is one of Christain Barzalona's grandsons. Image Source: Mickael Barzalona's Instagram.
Moreover, in an interview with Gulf News, the talented jockey revealed that as a child, he was more in rugby. He often played the sport with his brother, Paul Barzalona. However, Mickael decided to pursue his career as a jockey following the recommendation from his now-retired compatriot, Sylvian Guillot.
The young guy attended Association de Formation et d'Action Sociale des Écuries de Courses and earned his Diploma in Professional Attitude. Jose Ortiz is another famous horse rider who hails from a jockey family.
Mickael Barzalona Net Worth And Career
As Mickael has been active for over a decade, he must have earned a significant amount of money. He has established himself as one of the most successful jockeys. So, Mickael Barzalona's net worth must be a considerable amount.
Along with his winning races, the horse rider has amassed notable prize money. In addition, his per-year income can make your jaw drop. So, let's take a look at Mickael Barzalona's earnings in the table below.
2020 1 $30,000 $30,000
2019 3 $41,333 $124,000
2017 2 $1,103,280 $2,206,560
As per Equibase, the French-based jockey has earned $2.4 million over a total of eight starts. Furthermore, in 2017 alone, the horse rider made $2,206,560. However, as reported by Racing.Com, the jockey's total earnings is $8,889,665 as of 2022, with a total of thirty-five race wins.
Within the first decade of his career, Barzalona has accomplished a lot of winnings. Considering all of his achievements, Mickael Barzalona's net worth must be in multi-millions. Let's hope he continues to amass more with his career in the coming days.
Also Read: More About Mike E. Smith's Biography
Is The Winner Of the 2012 Dubai World Cup
As already mentioned, Mickael is one of the primary jockeys for Godolphin Racing. He started his career in 2009, and his first ride was Brigantine. In addition, he mainly rides the horse trained by Andre Fabre and Henri-Alex Pantall.
Encke, Monterosso, Pour Moi, Talismanic, and Sealiway are some of the significant horses that the French jockey has ridden. Moreover, in 2011, he won the 2011 Epsom Derby at Epsom, where he rode the horse, Pour Moi. He won his second English classing aboard by riding Encke in 2012 in the Group One flat horse race, St Leger.
Earthlight #prixmorny thanks #teamgodolphin and everyone involved 🐎💨 pic.twitter.com/Wo2RHa0szU
— mickael barzalona (@mickaelbarzalon) August 19, 2019
Additionally, on 31 March 2012, Barzalona won the Dubai World Cup and cashed $10 million, riding Monterosso from the Godolphin stable. That was the first Dubai World Cup win of Godolphin since 2006.
The jockey celebrated his winning with all the excitement and his signature style. He stood up high on his horse and waved his crop like a soldier returning after winning the battles. It was his career's significant achievement that earned him wider recognization.
Is Mickael Barzalona Dating Anyone?
Well, that is a mystery. With his extraordinary records in his professional career, several people want to learn about the Frenchman's personal life. Although he has been in the spotlight, he has not disclosed any information about his love life.
However, going through his Instagram account, he seems to have a lot of friends, including some female friends. So, could any of them be Mickael Barzalona's girlfriend? Or, could it be he is in a relationship but is protecting his partner's privacy?
Hopefully, the famous jockey will come at ease to share more about his dating status. He has achieved much success but still has a long journey ahead of him. We wish Barzalona continues to get more wins in the future.
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Beginning September 12th the Sanctuary will be closed for repairs to level the floor. While the floor is being repaired we will meet at Mt. Olive UMC (five miles west of Billings on Hwy 14) for the 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. All Sunday School classes will be held as usual at the Billings UMC site.
Repairs have been completed and we returned to the Sanctuary for the November 13th service. The new and refinished floor looks great. Thank You for your patience as we endured the inconvenience and the dust.


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Eurobank's Christina Margelou among the ten global personalities of shipping finance
Eurobank's Head of Shipping, Christina Margelou, has been included in Lloyd's 2022 list of the 10 most influential people worldwide in the shipping finance industry, as a result of the Bank's high performance in the financing of companies in the shipping sector.
Maintaining a strong shipping portfolio, which at the end of 2021 amounted to 3.3 billion dollars, while it is maintained at consistently high levels in 2022 as well, Eurobank leads the Greek banking system in shipping lending.
Christina Margelou holds a degree in Business Administration from Deree College and an MSc in Shipping, Trade and Finance from Cass Business School. In the three decades of her career, she held positions of responsibility in specialized shipping units of Greek and international banks (Barclays Bank PLC, etc.).
Among other things, she was Head of the Shipping Department at Emporiki Bank and Assistant Manager at the Shipping Financing Department of Alpha Bank.
Since 2014, she has been at the "helm" of Eurobank's Shipping Unit.
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namespace ZFTest\Apigility\Admin\InputFilter\Authentication;

use PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase as TestCase;
use Zend\InputFilter\Factory;

class DigestInputFilterTest extends TestCase
{
    public function setUp()
    {
        $this->htdigest = sys_get_temp_dir() . '/' . uniqid() . '.htdigest';
        touch($this->htdigest);
    }

    public function tearDown()
    {
        unlink($this->htdigest);
    }

    public function getInputFilter()
    {
        $factory = new Factory();
        return $factory->createInputFilter(array(
            'type' => 'ZF\Apigility\Admin\InputFilter\Authentication\DigestInputFilter',
        ));
    }

    public function dataProviderIsValid()
    {
        return array(
            'valid' => array(
                array(
                    'accept_schemes' => array('digest'),
                    'digest_domains' => 'foo.local',
                    'realm' => 'My Realm',
                    'htdigest' => 'tmp/file.htpasswd',
                    'nonce_timeout' => 3600
                )
            ),
        );
    }

    public function dataProviderIsInvalid()
    {
        return array(
            'no-data' => array(
                array(),
                array(
                    'accept_schemes',
                    'digest_domains',
                    'realm',
                    'htdigest',
                    'nonce_timeout',
                ),
            ),
            'nonce-is-not-a-digit' => array(
                array(
                    'accept_schemes' => array('digest'),
                    'digest_domains' => 'foo.local',
                    'realm' => 'My Realm',
                    'htdigest' => '%HTDIGEST%',
                    'nonce_timeout' => 'foo',
                ),
                array(
                    'nonce_timeout',
                ),
            ),
            'invalid-htdigest' => array(
                array(
                    'accept_schemes' => array('digest'),
                    'digest_domains' => 'foo.local',
                    'realm' => 'My Realm',
                    'htdigest' => '/foo/bar/baz/bat.htpasswd',
                    'nonce_timeout' => 3600,
                ),
                array(
                    'htdigest',
                ),
            ),
        );
    }

    /**
     * @dataProvider dataProviderIsValid
     */
    public function testIsValid($data)
    {
        $data['htdigest'] = $this->htdigest;
        $filter = $this->getInputFilter();
        $filter->setData($data);
        $this->assertTrue($filter->isValid(), var_export($filter->getMessages(), 1));
    }

    /**
     * @dataProvider dataProviderIsInvalid
     */
    public function testIsInvalid($data, $expectedMessageKeys)
    {
        if (isset($data['htdigest'])) {
            $data['htdigest'] = str_replace('%HTDIGEST%', $this->htdigest, $data['htdigest']);
        }

        $filter = $this->getInputFilter();
        $filter->setData($data);
        $this->assertFalse($filter->isValid());

        $messages = $filter->getMessages();
        $messageKeys = array_keys($messages);
        sort($expectedMessageKeys);
        sort($messageKeys);
        $this->assertEquals($expectedMessageKeys, $messageKeys);
    }
}

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It doesn't take too much effort to work out which one of these makes you feel great. It may be a combination of two or three but in general, one will be dominant. The trouble is that most of us act in ways to other people that are our preferred 'language'. Skilled communicators, parents, partners and business people learn that the easiest and fastest way to get someone on your side is to speak with them in their language. When interacting with your teenager, why not think about what their love language is. If yours is gifts and theirs is quality time, then gifts won't mean as much to them as time dedicated to just being together. Conversely, if your language is words of affirmation and theirs is physical touch, then if you are telling them how great they are they won't hear it as loudly as if you give them a hug or a pat on the back.


UnitCargo is becoming a European leader for logistics in the key corridor between Scandinavia and the Balkans. Leadership is shaped by actions for continuous development for excellence. Together with VisioneersPartner, UnitCargo is establishing further structures, strategies and processes for top-of-the-line sales professionalism.
Through this cooperation, UnitCargo will provide superior customer service, sustainable customer satisfaction and continue contributing to a better logistics world.
UnitCargo is the specialist for truck logistics in the corridor from Scandinavia to the Balkans and beyond.
Green Logistics, Smart Transport Solutions and a diversified workforce help creating a better logistics world.
VisioneersPartner is a completely new kind of Consulting Company that guides you through the development and implementation of business strategies surrounding your sales organization.
They bridge these strategies throughout your organization strengthening the bonds between your people.
VisioneersPartner's holistic approach of Consulting, Coaching and Training empowers your sales teams to sustainable long-term impact on performance and ROI.


Talk about great pigment, creamy texture and build-able lip colour; 3 Concept Eye has made the best and most appealing matte colours to the lip. The formula is really hydrating, stays on, and the gradation is blend-able. Here are a few colours that suits me and their purposes.
Out of the three colours this one is the most natural. It has a corally light pink tone and I like to wear this on days that I like to be casual. It's a perfect shade for neutral days.
I love this red, it leans more on a wine colour rather than cherry pop.
It's great for sophisticated looks, modernize the femininity and whitens the teeth.
For days you want to look cute, this is the perfect shade of pink. It leans on a brighter peachy pink and great for date nights. The colour can start off natural but so build-able to another pink.
What's your favourite shade and have you tried 3 Concept Eyes?


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Mostly cloudy. High temperature around 33F. Dew point will be around 27F with an average humidity of 97%. Winds will be 6 mph from the WSW.
Partly cloudy. Low temperature around 24F. Dew point will be around 25F with an average humidity of 90%. Winds will be 5 mph from the NNW.
Sunny. High temperature around 37F. Dew point will be around 27F with an average humidity of 83%. Winds will be 4 mph from the WSW.
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WMU-Cooley Associate Dean Michael C.H. McDaniel Honored With Key to the City of Lansing and the Distinguished Citizen Award
WMU-Cooley Law School Associate Dean and Professor Michael C.H. McDaniel was honored May 16 with the Distinguished Citizen Award by the Chief Okemos District of the Boy Scouts of America during the 2017 Distinguished Citizen Breakfast for Scouting. During the event, he was presented with the Key to the City from Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero.
Pictured (left-right) Dick Peffley, general manager of the Lansing Board of Water and Light; Nathan Triplett, former mayor of East Lansing and district chair of the Chief Okemos District Water and Woods Field Service Council of the Boy Scouts of America; Michael C.H. McDaniel, WMU-Cooley Law School associate dean and professor; and Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero at the 2017 Distinguished Citizen Breakfast for Scouting. During the May 16 event, McDaniel was honored with the Distinguished Citizen Award by the Chief Okemos District of the Boy Scouts of America and presented with the Key to the City by Mayor Bernero.
"I am honored to receive the Distinguished Citizen Award," McDaniel said. "As an Eagle Scout, this award alone is humbling. To also be recognized with the Key to the City by Mayor Bernero is a truly gratifying experience."
Upon acceptance of the awards, McDaniel spoke of how his time in Boy Scouts has influenced his professional career. He also discussed leadership, emphasizing several key values that are expected of Boy Scouts, including consistency, integrity and preparedness.
"I submit to you that the values that we expect of our Scouts, are the values we must expect of our business, educational and community leaders, and are the values we must demand of our political leaders," McDaniel said.
In addition to teaching constitutional law, McDaniel is also the director of the Homeland and National Security Law LL.M. program at WMU-Cooley Law School, a program he created in 2013. McDaniel is a retired Brigadier General and was Deputy Assistant Secretary for Homeland Defense Strategy, Prevention and Mission Assurance at the Department of Defense prior to joining the law school.
In 2003, he was also Homeland Security Adviser to then-Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm, and has been the chairperson for Great Lakes Hazard Coalition (GLHC) since 2012. He also served as the Assistant Adjutant General for Homeland Security with the Michigan National Guard.
McDaniel has been on the board of directors for the Infrastructure Security Partnership (TISP) since December 2012, assisting the organization in national infrastructure security and resiliency planning.
McDaniel worked closely with Lansing Mayor Bernero during the 2013 ice storm, which left 34,000 people without power. McDaniel was called in personally by the mayor to lead the Community Review Team, make recommendations and solve the issue.
In 2016, McDaniel was appointed by Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder to the Flint Water Interagency Coordinating Committee (FWICC) and helped to secure $100 million in funding from Congress. The funding sped up the process of removing hazardous water pipes, with over 600 pipes replaced by the end of 2016.
McDaniel earned his law degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Law in 1982. He has been with WMU-Cooley Law School since 2011.


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- USA
published: true
title: Handyphon
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Üüüübrigens: Ich habe mir heute eine amerikanische Prepaid-Handykarte besorgt. Von T-Mobile ;)

Wer die Nummer haben möchte, soll laaaut "hier" rufen! :)

(Hier ist jedes Mobiltelefonieren übrigens relativ teuer: Man zahlt nicht nur, wenn man anruft, sondern auch wenn man angerufen wird werden die Minuten runtergezählt. Aber immer noch besser als ein Vertrag, für den ich min. 30 Dollar im Monat Grundgebühr zahle und als völlig kreditunwürdiger (!) Deutscher 500 Dollar Kaution einlegen muss. Ihr seht schon: Es ist verdammt kompliziert, hier günstig an ein Handy zu kommen. Aber ich glaube, das was ich habe, ist jetzt schon das richtige für mich.)

Danke an dieser Stelle an Ruth, die mir das Handy für hier geliehen hat!


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Q: Permission issue in Yii Framework and Google App Engine I am developing a web application using yii framework in PHP, and hosting it to the Google App Engine. When i run the application using Google App Launcher on localhost. It's working fine but when i am deploying it to the Google App Engine, It showing me an error
"Error 500
Application runtime path "/base/data/home/apps/s~thegaumsy/1.XXXXXXXXXXXXX/webapp/protected/runtime" is not valid. Please make sure it is a directory writable by the Web server process"
I am working on windows 7. Please suggest me solutions for windows only.
Thanks.

A: Thanks to user poul-kg on GitHub, all you need is the CSyslogRoute component. Make sure you import CSyslogRoute.php so you can use the class in your configuration file under the log application component.
    // applicaion components
    'components'=>array(

        'log'=>array(
            'class'=>'CLogRouter',
            'routes'=>array(
                array(
                    'class'=>'CSyslogRoute',
                    'levels'=>'error, warning',
                ),
            ),
        ),

    )

A: Here is a solution:
http://github.com/poul-kg/yii-app-engine
Never tried it personaly.

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This post is part of a daily series of posts introducing the most exciting new parts of iOS8 for developers – #iOS8DayByDay. To see the posts you've missed check out the introduction page, but have a read through the rest of this post first!
Many apps that we built represent data flow in some form or another. However, since apps are primarily visual it's often important to display this data to the user. This requires converting numbers, dates etc to strings which the user will understand. This is more complicated than it might sound – since different locales will have different formatting conventions, different names and even different calendars.
Cocoa has traditionally been very strong in this area – with the NSFormatter abstract class – and more specifically the NSNumberFormatter and NSDateFormatter concrete implementations. You'll almost certainly have come across them in your app development – e.g. converting an NSDate object to a string for display in an UILabel.
iOS8 adds to this family of NSFormatter concrete implementations with some new date/time formatters and some physical quantity formatters. This article will take a quick tour of the new formatters, and how to use them.
The sample code which accompanies this post is in the form of a Xcode 6 playground, and is available in the iOS8 Day-by-Day git repo on the ShinobiControls github at github.com/ShinobiControls/iOS8-day-by-day.
Joining the hugely popular NSDateFormatter are two new formatters – NSDateComponentsFormatter and NSDateIntervalFormatter.
NSDateFormatter is useful for creating a string which represents a specific point in time (e.g. "12th June 2010"), but it can't be used for specifying some kind of temporal duration (e.g. "12 days 13 hours and 12 minutes"). These durations are still very much in need of a formatter, since they need to be carefully localized. Enter NSDateComponentsFormatter, which can create a suitably localized string for an instance of NSDateComponents.
A completely new addition to the NSFormatter family in iOS are the physical quantity formatters, which have primarily been added in support of HealthKit. They all contain the ability to format numbers with a selection of relevant units.
In some locales, the units used for measuring a person's height are different from those used to measure other lengths – e.g. human height is rarely measured in yards. NSLengthFormatter has a boolean forPesonHeightUse property which controls this behavior.
If you only require the units, as opposed to the number with the units then the unitsStringFromValue(,unit:) method allows will do that for you. It respects the current unitStyle, and uses the provided value to determine whether or not the unit should be plural.
Again, some locales tend to use different (some may say strange) units to measure the mass of a human, and therefore there is a forPersonMassUse property which will switch the formatter into 'human' mode.
The final new formatter is for formatting energy, and its existence is driven by the requirement to measure the energy content of food in HealthKit. It shares many of the same features of the previous two physical quantity formatters.
Formatting values is hard enough in the locale you use every day, but attempting to get it right across all locales is near-enough impossible. In the past numbers and dates have been possible through the existing NSFormatter subclasses, but iOS8 adds some great new formatters to ease this pain.
This new functionality isn't something that you're likely to be able to rush out and use immediately to implement some cool new feature, but it's one of those things that is incredibly useful when you need it. The important part is to remember that these formatters exist, so that next time you are creating an app which needs to represent a distance, or a duration, you know that you can have localization for free.
The code for this post is all available in a playground which you can get from the ShinobiControls github at [github.com/ShinobiControls/ios8-day-by-day]. If you have any questions, or fancy a new person to follow (I'd very much like that – it makes me feel loved) then I'm @iwantmyrealname on Twitter.


Sep. 25, 2017 4:11 p.m.
Local students who use e-cigarettes may face suspension for smoking while under school supervision.
School District 22 implemented district-wide practices for handling vaping and e-cigarettes Monday.
The reports also suggest that e-cigarettes can be converted for use with illicit substances.
On first offence, the electronic cigarette will be confiscated from the students and parents may retrieve the e-cigarette from school administrators. On second offence, the vape will be confiscated and handed to RCMP. On third offence, the student caught smoking may be suspended to the board where their educational future will be decided.
Stay tuned to The Morning Star this week for further updates from School District 22.


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Ronaldinho Net Worth
June 14, 2020 By Maria Leave a Comment
Ronaldinho is one of the greatest of all times soccer players in history. He was the most popular and most famous football player all around the world during his career time. Ronaldinho is a Brazilian former professional football player who is an ambassador for the Spanish club FC Barcelona. Ronaldinho's net worth is more than $90 million which all he earned as a professional football player. He spent his career with some of the best football clubs like FC Barcelona and Paris Saints German PSG.
Ronaldinho Net Worth – $90 Million
Country of Origin Brazil
Profession Former Footballer, Ambassador for FC Barcelona
Wealth Source Professional Football
Early Life & Career
Ronaldinho was born on 21 March 1980 in Porto Alegre, Brazil. His full name is Ronaldo de Assis Moreira but he is worldly famous and popular by his short name Ronaldinho. Even after retirement his skills and dribble are considered best around the world. As a player, he had a great grip on the ball and had the great passing ability. Ronaldinho is famous for free-kick accuracy which made him immortal in the world of football. Many of the young football players who are currently active grew up following him.
At the age of eight, his football skills were so amazing as a professional football player. He started his career with the Gremio youth squad. In 1999 he did his senior debut after that in 2001 he signed a contract with the French popular football club PSG for five years. In 2003 he signed to FC Barcelona and debuted in a match against Juventus. The years of successes and achievements continued with Barcelona. He played for Barcelona almost four seasons which can be said the seasons of glory and success.
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In 2008 he joined AC Milan. On 11 January 2011, he moved back to childhood and joined Flamengo then for a six-month contract he was transferred to Atletico Mineiro football club. On 16 January 2018, the golden era ends and leaving many fans weeping he left the football world. His name can never be forgotten in the history of football.
Ronaldinho is one of the greatest football players in history of FC Barcelona where Lionel Messi rules now.
Love Life & Family
Lucky enough or unlucky Ronaldinho has two wives Priscilla Coelho and Beatriz Souza. It's up to you what do you think of a two wives person. Anyhow Ronaldinho has a great family settlement. Ronaldinho has a son Joao de Assis Moreira. His mother's name is Janaina Mendes.
Goodbye champ! Ronaldinho is retired from professional football but can never be removed from the history of football. He gave new meanings to football. In fact, Ronaldinho is one of the most respected and most loved football players in the history of football. Ronaldinho's net worth is $90 million. He is no doubt the greatest among the great ones in history.
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They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky, and they're coming to Branson's Jewett Family Theater in the wildly funny, ghoulish musical The Addams Family.
Based on Charles Addams's macabre cartoons, on the 1960s television show, and on the hit 1990s films, the musical follows the family as it faces one of its greatest challenges: 18-year-old daughter Wednesday has fallen in love with "normal" Lucas Beineke and wants her family to host a dinner for his parents. Gomez and Morticia, Fester and Pugsley, Lurch and Grandmama (not to mention an army of family ghosts) — will the Addams family survive these invaders from the mundane world?
Comic chaos ensues, with everything from a scorching tango to a disastrous potions mix-up leading to a hysterical, ghastly, tune-filled climax that will leave the audience in stitches, and will change the Addams's forever.


Memory grants is a inter-procedure communication mechanism to allow processes to transfer large amounts of data. An alternative name of this IPC mechanism is safecopies, as the low-kernel kernel system calls related to using memory grants all contain "safe" in their name.
User-mode processes cannot escape their virtual address space, i.e. they cannot read or write the memory of other processes ; they have to use kernel-provided IPC functionality to exchange data with them. Traditional POSIX solutions to this problem are pipe, sockets, shared memory, signals and others.
Memory grants were created to address the need of IPC provided by the micro-kernel for large amounts of data. This mechanism allows processes to grant access to a well defined region of their memory to another process.
grants are created by a endpoint for a endpoint (but may be transferred, see below).
By convention, the granter is the process that created and owns the grant ; the grantee is the process to which the memory grant was granted.
Granters maintain their array of grants in their memory space, the micro-kernel is informed of this array by the SYS_SETGRANT kernel system call. Grantees can, depending on which operations are allowed, read and/or write (copy or set bytes) to the specified memory region of the granter through the relevant kernel system calls.
Those kernel calls are wrapped by higher-level functions in the libsys library (the cpf_* family of functions). Protocol abstraction libraries can provide higher-level semantics to memory grants : an example is directory listing inside a file server, where fsdriver collects directories entries through a callback function and sends them to VFS through a memory grant.
Memory grants are identified by a memory grant credential (an integer of type cp_grant_id_t). Those credentials are transmitted to grantees by message passing.
There are three types of memory grants, depending on whether the grant was transferred from a process to another or not.
Direct grants are the simplest type of grants. They specify that a memory region of the granter is accessible by the grantee. They are direct in the sense that they haven't been transferred : the granter is the owner of the memory region, there is no middleman between the two.
Indirect grants are grants that have been transferred by a grantee : the grantee delegates its grant to another process. The grantee becomes a granter and then pass a newly created memory grant credential to the new grantee. The memory grant thus forms a linked list of indirect grants, with a direct grant at the start.
Indirect grant can themselves be transferred to another grantee by creating a new indirect grant.
Magic grants are grants that are made by one process for memory in another process. Right now, the only service that may create magic grants, is VFS. VFS uses magic grants to give other services, like file systems and drivers, direct access to memory in user application processes, for example for read/write operations. Since user application processes themselves can not create grants (this requires service privileges), and all driver/filesystem I/O is mediated by VFS, magic grants serve to avoid that VFS needs to copy in and out all data transferred between applications and filesystems/drivers.


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Cloudy and windy. Much colder. High around 35F. Winds NNE at 20 to 30 mph..
High school, junior high rodeos coming to Woodward
Rowynn Ricks
"We are a rodeo town."
That's what Jim Curtiss, executive director of the Woodward Tourism and Convention Bureau, said as he addressed members of the Woodward Tourism Committee during their monthly meeting Thursday afternoon.
Curtiss was discussing why the Tourism and Convention Bureau (TCB) had promised a substantial grant to the Oklahoma High School Rodeo Association to help attract the association to hold its 3 annual events in Woodward. By offering this monetary support and other incentives, he said the TCB was able to secure an agreement with the high school rodeo association to hold its events here for 3 years.
"Basically what we offered them was $10,000 (a year) and putting the arena together and taking care things like that," he said.
However, Curtiss said he is still working out a contract to reflect that 3-year agreement because of certain limitations that "ha(ve) to do with the bonding agreement for the renovations at Crystal Beach."
"We cannot give automatic renewals," he said.
So he is working with others in the city administration to develop a contract that does not conflict with the bonding agreement, but still solidifies the 3-year commitment.
However, City Manager Alan Riffel, who was in attendance at Thursday's meeting, didn't seem to think there would be a problem with ultimately upholding the agreement.
Riffel told the tourism committee, "you may have to act on it a few times," as far as approving the funding each year instead of a one-time approval for all 3-years.
The committee then voted Thursday to approve the $10,000 grant for this year's Oklahoma High School Rodeo Association events, which will be held in October, April 2011, and June 2011.
Keeping with the rodeo theme, tourism committee also voted Thursday to support the Oklahoma Junior High Rodeo Association in the amount of $8,500, for another 3 events, including one this weekend and their finals in June 2011.
In other business, the tourism board heard from Mark Sweet, Leonard Davidson and Loggan Smith about plans for next year's Windy 100 and what they've already done to start promoting the event.
Specifically all 3 mentioned recently attending the "Hotter 'N Hell" bike event in Wichita Falls, Texas, on the weekend of Aug. 28.
"There's a lot of enthusiasm for the Windy 100," Davidson said.
Both he and Smith noted that even in its first year Woodward was ahead of where many other bike races were when they started.
"We started out with more participants than anywhere else," Davidson said.
"We had 256 registration in our first year," Smith said, noting that is amazing even in comparison to the Hotter 'N Hell, which "didn't break 250 registrations until its 4th year."
The Hotter 'N Hell recently held its 29th annual event with more than 15,000 tour and professional riders, he said.
In addition, Smith claimed that the Hotter 'N Hell "didn't break even financially until its 10th year," while he expects the Windy 100 to break even on registrations covering prize money this very next year.
"I think it would be an injustice not to keep this moving," Davidson said, noting his desire to see the tourism committee to support the Windy 100 when the proper applications are submitted at a later date.


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"That's Where It's At" features the first of two collaborations between Turrentine and pianist Les McCann. Rounding out the rhythm section is Herbie Lewis on bass and Otis Finch on drums.


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Thursday, we have the Ace of Pentacles with the Moon in Taurus.
Ace of Pentacles is sometimes associated with seeds, as illustrated by Ace of Disks in the Thoth. The reason is fairly intuitive when Pentacles are related to the element of Earth.
Taurus is an earth sign which will provide a lot of stability and grounding today. It's like having fertile soil. The Ace of Pentacles in this context would suggest it's a good day to plant a seed or intention of some sort.
Do you have a seed you want to plant?


Home prices have sagged across Fraseropolis in recent months, but they're still something of a marvel. Realtors estimate the "benchmark" cost of a detached house in north Burnaby at close to $1,000,000; west of Ontario Street in Vancouver, the figure last month was above $2,000,000.
Home prices on the Canadian west coast remained relatively stable through the economic downturn of 2008, while those south of the border took a dive. U.S. prices are now recovering, with values in high-end communities rising at least as quickly as the those in more modest areas, albeit with some contrary local trends. Zillow, a site that provides data down to the postal code level [this service was discontinued in 2014], judges that U.S.-wide, the value of a detached home rose 5.1% year over year to November 2012. The Zillow index for San Francisco, a very expensive market in U.S. terms ($760,800), was up 15.5%; in most of the million-dollar-plus parts of San Francisco, the index jumped by more than 20%. Values in Capitol Hill (Seattle) and Alameda (Portland) rose more quickly than the local averages. In Palo Alto (Santa Clara County, aka Silicon Valley) they rose by 22% year over year to $1.62 million; in Beverly Hills (Los Angeles County) they rose by 9% to $2.979 million. There doesn't appear to be any force of gravity pulling these prices down to a national mean.
In the most affluent parts of Greater Vancouver — west side Vancouver, Richmond, and the City of West Vancouver — the residential real estate trend in the past six months is sharply down, although values are still well above those of five years ago. What has driven prices so high in these areas? An influx of speculative money from China is often named as a primary cause; we might also guess that inheritance money, drug money, proceeds from local real estate flipping and venture capital windfalls are significant factors. Perhaps the flow from China is tapering off; perhaps speculative interest in general is shifting to Calgary, Toronto or the U.S.
Clinging to my own bias, however, I would suggest that there is a high value in living in a neighbourhood where residents can enjoy a short commute to work and access to true city life. These conditions apply in all of the City of Vancouver, and increasingly in Richmond and Burnaby. The next six months may tell us something more about how much these lifestyle advantages count in the marketplace.
The short commute is a rarer privilege in Maple Ridge, Mission, and Langley, especially for managers and professionals; home prices in those suburbs are lower, and have moved sideways for years. Ladner (in south Delta) may be joining this club, although the weather is better. Surrey, with the biggest short-term price gains for detached homes, is quickly evolving a bigger, more complex local economy, with more high-paying jobs and a serious ambition to create a city centre that will rival Vancouver's.
The chart above shows benchmark prices for detached homes in November 2012 as reported by the Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board and the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board. Communities or areas are ranked by their performance over the past six months. In the Fraseropolis tradition, boundaries have been drawn in an ad hoc way; the GVREB covers part of Greater (Metro) Vancouver plus Howe Sound and the Sunshine Coast, while the FVREB covers the rest of Greater Vancouver plus a part of the Fraser Valley. The "Lower Mainland" row in the chart combines the service areas of the two boards. Some rows and some columns from the original charts have been dropped for brevity. To see estimated values for townhomes and apartments, follow the links to the real estate board charts.
The boards have derived their figures from the MLS Home Price Index, a tool that indicates trends across Canada.
I've avoided putting a positive spin on home price increases. I'm a homeowner, and would like to see my own home increase in value. At the same time, I see that the shortage of afforable housing in the region has serious adverse effects for individuals and the wider community.
Parts of Richmond are a short walk to the Canada Line – but most of it is not like that at all. There is only one bus route that meets Translink's "frequent service" criterion (#410). Condos near rapid transit stations seem to be selling. Elsewhere, the market has stalled. Prices probably would have dropped further and faster, if there were more activity. Right now offers are not being made, there is more property on the market than buyers – and most of the "buyers" are just curious, not people needing a different home to the one they have. The only possible response is that houses for sale are being taken off the market.
The one single event that seems to have triggered this sudden reversal in behaviour is the change in mortgage rules. The expectation is that prices will drop – which means buyers are waiting for them to drop further. Anything that looks like a bargain today will become an even better bargain tomorrow. The effect is most noticeable for family homes (townhouses) in areas distant from the city centre. These houses were never the target for off shore investors since many strata councils forbid rentals – a rule which was created to protect house prices but now actually ruins them.
Thanks for that comment. I gather that you're expecting further price depreciation across most of the region and across different classes of residential property in the near term.
I stayed to the market for detached homes in this post, partly because the $2 million figure for Vancouver West is frequently reported across Canada as a spectacular example of home price inflation in this region. The reported pattern for townhouses is less spectacular, but is broadly similar to that for detached homes, with Mission and Maple Ridge doing badly over five years and Vancouver City (and Richmond) slightly ahead of the game. Surrey is an anomaly, with an apparently strong market for detached homes and weakness in the townhouse market. The condo apartment market shows weakness across the region over the past five years, to the point where I have trouble understanding the numbers (a 17.6% drop in South Surrey/White Rock?), and more weakness is forecast as many new units come on stream.
Yes and for two reasons. I suspect that the volume of sales in any market is numerically more significant at the lower price ranges than the upper. $2m makes a for a gripping headline, but is not what most people live in. And I happen to have first person experience of trying to sell a strata title townhouse remote from the Canada Line.


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Third Time's a Charm: ASPCA Donates Dog Coats at Bronx Events
ASPCA Community Engagement Caseworker Mohamed Khaled with Anthony M. and his dog, Princess.
For the third year in a row, the ASPCA's Community Engagement and Community Medicine teams held a coat giveaway for dogs during Winterfest 2019 at St. James Park in the Bronx's Highbridge neighborhood on Saturday, February 23.
In addition, the National Latino Peace Officers Association's (NLPOA) Bronx County Chapter and the NYPD's 40th Precinct Community Council held a concurrent event at The Church of St. Anselm and St. Roch, where ASPCA staff and volunteers distributed dog coats, as well as cat toys and other pet supplies. Coats were also distributed to local human residents.
"We ran out of dog coats during the first 30 minutes," explains Ana Hernandez, ASPCA Community Engagement Coordinator who helped staff the church event. "We lost count after 100!"
ASPCA staff and volunteers gather with officials from the NYPDs 40th Precinct during Saturday's coat drive at The Church of St. Anselm and St. Roch in the Bronx.
At the Winterfest event, Victoria R.'s one-year-old Dachshund, Wally, proudly posed for photos in a preppy new plaid coat, one of more than 90 distributed there. Maribel M. and her nephews chose a sweater for Dory, their 18-month-old Maltese-mix, while Jose S. and his daughter, Sarai, chose a similar coat for their four-year old terrier-mix, Max. ASPCA Community Engagement Coordinator Caitlin Byrne fitted Sampson, a brown and white Bulldog-mix, with an olive-green coat.
Victoria R. her Dachshund, Wally, with ASPCA Community Engagement Caseworker Mohamed Khaled.
Left: ASPCA Community Engagement Coordinator, Caitlin Byrne with Sampson and his pet parent, Ramone S. Right: Jose S. and his daughter Sarai with their four-year-old terrier, Max.
"Collaborating with agencies like the NYC Parks Department—host of Saturday's Winterfest—allows us to highlight our partnership with the NYPD, now in its sixth year, and enable us to engage directly with pet owners so we can offer resources and schedule appointments for cats and dogs that need spaying or neutering or wellness services," explains Dara Ruiz, Senior Manager of Community Engagement in New York.
She adds that the ASPCA's partnerships with city agencies offer the Community Engagement and Community Medicine teams a chance to meet social service providers who often refer pet owners who may need services for their animals.
At least 30 clients visiting Saturday's events made spay/neuter and wellness appointments for their pets, including Anthony M., whose three-year-old pit bull, Princess, will soon be spayed at an ASPCA Mobile Clinic. Princess walked home wearing a new quilted coat, an appropriate choice for the 40-degree temperatures.
In 2018, the ASPCA assisted more than 1,100 pets in the Bronx, according to Jessica Sweeney, Manager of Community Engagement.
"We want the community and pets alike to enjoy the outdoors," explains Cathy Mitchell, Deputy Center Manager at Hunts Point Recreation Center. "Winterfest is just one of many special events inspiring residents to be active. With organizations like the ASPCA, we're able to introduce sports, fitness and educational programs and other resources to the community."
The coat giveaway idea was conceived by Community Medicine's Administrative Coordinator, Selena Edwards and Erin Earley, Director Community Services and Engagement for New York, during a community council meeting at NYPD's 44th Precinct in 2017.
"Our partnerships are crucial to helping the ASPCA connect with local residents and their animals," explains Erin. "We're grateful for the chance to provide free resources and information so people can keep their pets healthy and happy."
Left to Right: ASPCA volunteer Calvin Prashad, ASPCA Community Engagement Caseworker Mohamed Khaled, and Maribel M. with nephews Liam and Dylan, and their dog Dory.
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The Senior Citizens Sing a long occurs weekly each Wednesday from 1.30 pm to 4 pm.
Wednesday Afternoon – SING-A-LONG – well supported by members and visitors alike. Musical entertainment for Senior Citizens. All your favourite old songs performed with a live band.
Many residents of the local Aged Care Homes and Facilities visit weekly. Come along and join in the singing. Cost: $4.00, Includes afternoon tea.


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#define WHISTLE_PERCEPT_H

#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include "Tools/DataStructures/Printable.h"
#include "Tools/DataStructures/Serializer.h"

#include "Representations/Infrastructure/FrameInfo.h"

namespace naoth
{
  class WhistlePercept: public Printable
  {
  public:
    class Whistle
    {
      public:

      Whistle(const std::string& name, const long long& positionInCapture, const double& responseValue)
      :
        name(name),
        positionInCapture(positionInCapture),
        responseValue(responseValue)
      {}

      std::string name;
      long long positionInCapture;
      double responseValue;
    };

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    std::string captureFile;

    unsigned int frameWhenWhistleDetected;

    bool whistleDetected;

    WhistlePercept();
    virtual ~WhistlePercept();
    virtual void print(std::ostream& stream) const;

    void reset()
    {
      recognizedWhistles.clear();
      whistleDetected = false;
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    void addWhistle(const std::string& name, const long long& positionInCapture, const double& responseValue)
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  template<>
  class Serializer<WhistlePercept>
  {
  public:
    static void serialize(const WhistlePercept& representation, std::ostream& stream);
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