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Q: Share Memory Manager between Application and Package This question is a follow up of this question.
How can I achieve that my application and my runtime package use the same memory manager? I thought that this was the case by default but since I get strange access violations and invalid pointer exceptions, I inserted calls to GetMemoryManagerState just before entry to the runtime package and in the runtime package and the returned state seems to indicate that the package and the application use separate memory managers.
Before calling a method in the runtime package, there are 61 allocated medium blocks and after the call (at the beginning of the called method inside the package) there are 0 allocated medium blocks.
Do you happen to have an explanation for that? What do I have to do to make package and application share the memory manager? Any more complicated issues when using FastMM?
EDIT BTW, is there a better way to check if the same memory manager is used than comparing memory manager state? TMemoryManager turns out to be a record, so I can't compare adresses.

A: A package uses the same RTL state as the main program. That is part of the definition of package.
Memorymanager inclusive.
Btw, my notes about packages are here: http://wiki.freepascal.org/packages
Currently FPC is still quite far away from this (mainly due to the need to implement this on umpteen OSes and architectures through an external linker). Also due to the larger number of FPC versions in roulation, I suspect it will be less useful than many people think (I don't expect Lazarus components to be ever distributed in something as binary only FPC equivalent of BPLs/.dcp combos)

A: Thanks to ldsandon and Rob Kennedy I figured out that it is necessary to use runtime packages (at least for the RTL) in order for the application and the package to share memory managers.
Enabling "Use runtime packages" and adding "rtl" to the package list solved the problem. Thanks to you all for your help.

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The Final will be played at Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday, 11th May - kicking off at 3.00pm.
Deji Oshilaja helped inspire the City DVP side to the Final of the Professional Development League 2 Play-Off Final with two second half strikes.
An opening goal from England U19 defender George Taft gave the home side the advantage before his central defensive partner Sean McGinty levelled the game for City with a headed own goal.
The home side retook the lead during the second period with substitute Joe Dodoo lashing the ball in from the edge of the penalty area.
But the Foxes were pegged back for a second time with Oshilaja reacting first to a Joe Ralls corner with quarter of an hour left. The ever-present Oshilaja continued his heroics minutes later with a fantastic reaction in the box, turning on the spot before firing home to the delight of the travelling City fans and his coach Kevin Cooper.
Championship winning Ben Nugent returned to the City Development side for the first time since January for Play-Off semi-final with Leicester City at King Power Stadium, the twenty year old defender replacing regular right back Luke Coulson who has recently had surgery on injury. The inclusion of the towering Nugent meant Josh Yorwerth moved to the right back position while Etien Velikonja led the forward line following on from his first team appearance against Hull City.
The opening exchange between the two sides was somewhat tentative with neither Cardiff nor Leicester showing their true attacking prowess early on. Velikonja fired the ball over the bar from an offside position on eleven minutes before a Rhys Healey shot again failed to trouble Adam Smith in the home goal.
A well worked set piece on fifteen minutes gave the Foxes the lead with England U19 international George Taft rising highest to meet a Michael Cain free kick to give the hosts a one goal advantage.
The first goal of the game came as a wakeup call for City's development side who began pressing for an equaliser immediately. Velikonja's volley went just wayward on sixteen minutes before two chances for Leicester's Tom Hopper were well kept out by former Aston Villa goalkeeper Elliott Parish. George Taft's aerial prowess again showed on twenty one minutes when his header caused the City defence real concern. While Cardiff managed to clear their lines on this occasion, the aerial work of Taft's defensive partner Sean McGinty unfortunately proved decisive on twenty eight minutes. Luckily for Cooper's men it was in their favour as McGinty's attempted clearance from a delightful Declan John cross flew into the back of his own goal to level the tie at 1-1.
LEICESTER CITY 1-1 CARDIFF CITY (Sean McGinty OG, 28 mins) GOAL!
The home side very nearly regained their advantage within a minute of the restart. Midfielder Luke Hendrie showed great skill in finding space in the penalty area before driving the ball towards goal left footed. The shot beat City keeper Parish but the Leicester City trialist was denied by the bottom of the right hand post, with the ball cannoning to safety in the aftermath.
Another opportunity for the Foxes to reassert their lead came after thirty six minutes with forward Harry Panayiotou showcasing his keen eye for goal from a tight angle. The young forward scored for Leicester against Leeds United on his only first team appearance at the end of the 2011/12 season and his shot from an incredibly tight angle very nearly beat Parish at the near post.
City also had a real opportunity to go in at the break leading with former Gap Connah's Quay striker Healey testing Adam Smith after breaking free from the home defence. Healey's shot may have lacked power, but Smith had to be on full alert to keep the scores level and stop the low drive from creeping into the bottom corner.
The away side started the second period stronger and very nearly carved an opening on forty eight minutes following a fine team move. The first shot fell to Kadeem Harris, with the former Wycombe Wanderers winger looking to add to the goal he scored against Barnet. Harris' low drive looked as if it was going wide but with Smith flailing the ball ricocheted off Slovakian midfielder Filip Kiss and slipped just wide of the gaping goal leaving a relieved Smith the chance of regrouping to take a goal kick when the ball quite easily could have hit the back of the empty net.
The Cardiff City pressure continued following this early chance with the lively Etien Velikonja curling over from the edge of the penalty area after fifty six minutes. The forward ran onto a loose ball and whipped the ball left footed towards goal only to see his shot drift just over the crossbar. Another chance went begging for City when Kiss again broke from midfield, but his right footed shot went well wide of Smith's goal.
A Leicester City substitute changed the course of the game after sixty three minutes with Joe Dodoo seemingly turning the tie on its head. Despite the endless City pressure from the break, the home side headed towards goal with Dodoo running at Josh Yorwerth and Theo Wharton, but neither City player could anticipate what was about to come with Dodoo unleashing a low shot that flew from the edge of the penalty area and right into the bottom corner of Parish's goal, leaving the goalkeeper stranded and giving his side the lead for a second time.
Kevin Cooper's team didn't let this second Leicester goal dampen their spirits though and Velikonja probably should have done better with an opportunity of his own making on seventy two minutes. The forward robbed the Foxes defence out wide on the right and with the goal insight his scuffed shot flew wide with his team-mates in space. Although Velikonja will have been disappointed not levelling the game, the opportunity only became available because of an incredible piece of foresight from the striker.
City continually troubled the home side with driven set pieces and Joe Ralls had the opportunity to do so again on seventy nine minutes. The former Farnborough youngster's driven corner was nudged into the back of the net via a deflection with Deji Oshilaja claiming the final touch in the crowded penalty area. A first goal of the season for Oshilaja who was City's only ever present during the regular PDL 2 South season.
While Thomas Waite fully deserved the Cardiff City goal of the season award, had Kadeem Harris' volley hit the back of the net the winger would have fully deserved an award of his own. A vicious right footed strike from the edge of the penalty area had Smith completely beaten but flew just wide of the left post.
With just minutes remaining both sides will have felt they still had every opportunity of pushing on to earn a place in the final. A stunning final blow came though on eighty six minutes with central defender Oshilaja showcasing an attacker's instincts inside the penalty area, controlling the ball inside a crowded box before turning an lashing home an unstoppable drive to give City the lead for the first time.
Although Leicester tried to find a crucial equaliser in the final few minutes, the defiant City defence stood strong to clinch the win, and a place in the end of season Play-Off final.
Cardiff City: Richards (GK), Owen, O'Sullivan, Bell.Subs not used:Parish, Yorwerth, John, Nugent, Oshilaja, Kiss, Ralls, Wharton (Darko, 75), Velikonja, Healey, Harris.
Smith, Anton, McGinty, Clifford (McCourt, 84), Sesay, Taft, Hendrie, Cain, Blyth, Hopper, Panayiotou (Dodoo, 57).Leicester City:Subs not used:Maduako, J Smith, Paratore.


Southern Cross Austereo (SCA) has announced that it has reached an agreement "in principle" with WIN Corporation to sell its northern NSW television assets and operations for $55 million.
The sale of WIN's i98FM radio station in Wollongong, which was proposed in earlier negotiations that ended on 20 February, is no longer included in the transaction, according to an SCA statement to shareholders.
"The proposed sales of SCA's NNSW television assets and operations remains subject to execution of definitive agreements and satisfaction of certain conditions," the statement said.
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Q: Push to a nested array in Mongo with Laravel I have a structure of MongoDB that looks like this:
Object_id {
    workflow {
        tree_id {
            other_ids {...}
            other_ids {...}
            other_ids {...}
            subscribers {
                subscriber_id {
                    email : value
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

It can be clearly seen on this screen:
My MongoDB structure
I want to add an another field, for example name : last_name, under the email : value. I tried it by using this code:
Model::where('_id', '5adde78993def907b71ce503')->push(array('workflow.5ace115a93def953d254b502.subscribers.5ad09c2993def90a2c59fa59' => ['test' => 'testvalue']));

However, this code doesn't work. It shows me an error saying:

The field 'workflow.5ace115a93def953d254b502.subscribers.5ad09c2993def90a2c59fa59' must be an array but is of type object in document {_id: ObjectId('5adde78993def907b71ce503')}

Updating with ['upsert' => true] also doesn't work, because this method removes my collection and adds data. How can I add something to this array?

A: Structure shown by you does not have any array in it. All are document or sub documents. you can not perform array operation on non array objects. To treat Subscriber_id as an array , it should be something like this
subscriber_id [{
                    email : value
                    }]

A: Model::where('_id', '5adde78993def907b71ce503')->push('workflow.5ace115a93def953d254b502.subscribers.5ad09c2993def90a2c59fa59' => ['test' => 'testvalue']);
please try this.


MOM! George called me Jillian Michaels!
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This lesson is about the Book of Isaiah in the Old Testament.
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Q: How to fit single polynomial curve to scatter plot [from sklearn.mixture import GaussianMixture
from sklearn import preprocessing
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import pandas as pd
from scipy import stats
from astropy.io import ascii
from scipy.stats import norm
import math
from sklearn.metrics import r2_score

data2  = pd.read_csv("Dispersion total.csv")
names = data2.columns
df = pd.DataFrame(data2, columns=names)
df.head()

data3 = pd.read_csv("Dispersion less than equal to -1.5.csv")
names1 = data3.columns
df1 = pd.DataFrame(data3, columns=names1)
df1.head()

x= df1['Mean Mag'].values
y=df1['Log(sigma)'].values

#print(y)

w= df['Mean Mag'].values
z=df['Log(sigma)'].values

#ax=data2.plot(kind= 'scatter',x= 'Mean Mag',y = 'Log(sigma)',color='green')
#data3.plot(kind= 'scatter',x= 'Mean Mag',y = 'Log(sigma)',ax=ax)

fit = np.polyfit(x, y, 2)
a = fit[0]
b = fit[1]
c = fit[2]
fit_equation = a * np.square(x) + b * x + c
#Plotting
fig1 = plt.figure()
ax1 = fig1.subplots()
ax1.plot(x, fit_equation,color = 'r',alpha = 0.5, label = 'Polynomial fit')
ax1.scatter(w,z, s = 4, color = 'b', label = 'Data points')
ax1.set_title('Polynomial fit example')
ax1.legend()

plt.xlabel('Mean Magnitude')
plt.ylabel('Log(sigma)')
plt.show()

This is the plot I currently have : Current
I want a polynomial fit to my data that doesn't try to fit every point but a general curve in the most dense region (between -1.75 to -1.5).Something like this:
What I want it to look like

A: You could define the fit equation as a Python function. Then you can use that function to calculate the model y values for a dense array of x values and pass those to the plotting method:
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import pandas as pd

X_data = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
Y_data = [2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 5]

a, b, c = np.polyfit(X_data, Y_data, 2)
fit_equation = lambda x: a * x ** 2 + b * x + c

def plot_fit(X, Y, f):
    X_fit = np.linspace(min(X), max(X), 1000)
    Y_fit = f(X_fit)

    fig, ax1 = plt.subplots()
    ax1.plot(X_fit, Y_fit, color='r', alpha=0.5, label='Polynomial fit')
    ax1.scatter(X, Y, s=4, color='b', label='Data points')
    ax1.set_title('Polynomial fit example')
    ax1.legend()
    plt.show()

plot_fit(X_data, Y_data, fit_equation)

Increasing the polynomial degree will result in a closer fit:
a, b, c, d, e = np.polyfit(X_data, Y_data, 4)
fit_equation = lambda x: a * x**4 + b * x**3 + c * x**2 + d * x + e

plot_fit(X_data, Y_data, fit_equation)

So you can choose the degree such that you keep the curve within the dense region. Removing outliers before calculating the fit would be another option.


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Q: Get specific data from a string? C# I have a string named group.
string group="|17|11|";

So my issue is that I want my output to be something like this:
17
11
so these 2 numbers should be stored in the database as two records. and another case if the
 string group = "|17|11|05|";

it will store 3 values in the database. The number of groups always differs in different strings it can be 1 or many.
17
11
05
the database structure is like this:
id, group
Thanks. Hope to hear from you guys soon.

A: Since the language isn't specified, I'll throw out the first idea that comes to my head.
In .Net, you'd use String.Split()
Odds are, the language you're using has something similar.

A: I solved it!!
Thank your comments and suggestions..I'll improve the way I question.. HAHAH
I hope you guys and gals get the logic. Quite simple :)
        string group = "|17|11|05|";
        string[] words = group.Split('|');
        foreach (string word in words) {
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Re-Examining Source Parameters of the 2012 Wutai, Taiwan Earthquake
Author(s): Chi-Hsuan Chen, Hsin-Hua Huang, Wei-An Chao, Yih-Min Wu, and Chien-Hsin Chang
DOI: 10.3319/TAO.2013.05.30.01(T)
On 26 February 2012, an inland ML 6.4 earthquake occurred near Wutai Township in Pingtung County, Taiwan and caused massive shaking in southern Taiwan. After the 2010 ML 6.4 Jiasian earthquake caused extensive damage in southern Taiwan, deep, complicated structures were revealed. This earthquake provided us an opportunity to further investigate related tectonic issues and hazard mitigation. Although the focal mechanisms of the Wutai earthquake from various institutes's readings were quite consistent, a large uncertainty was present with regard to focal depth. The relocated source parameters suggest a deeper depth of 32.3 km and a focal mechanism of a 326° strike, a 35° dip, and a 57° rake. Based on the tectonic seismic profile in southern Taiwan, the hypocenter of the Wutai earthquake is therefore likely located in the lower crust and implied that the deep blind fault system under the southwestern Central Range could even go deeper southward, revealing complicated thick-skinned tectonics. In addition, due to the abundance records of the P-wave first-motion polarities collected, we also tested the feasibility of searching the source depth by a polarity fitting for which we demonstrated several synthetic tests and showed its strength. In applying the polarity fitting method to the real case of Wutai earthquake, the results indicated that this approach may be affected by the uncertainty of the epicenter sensitively. However, the application showed the potential that a large number of polarity data existing in earthquake catalog does not only dedicate to determine the focal mechanisms conventionally but may also contribute to the source location in the future.
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A complete and extremely good written booklet. I learn it in an outdated version with many black and white plates. i am hoping an all color variation is out there by means of now. Rewald covers all of the artists and the Parisian artwork scene - it used to be the 1st time I understood how the relationships of the painters and their position in nineteenth century France.
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Colin's birthday is always such a busy, exciting day.
My entire pregnancy with Colin, I prayed and asked God for one thing: "Please, please, please....don't let this baby come on Halloween. Any other day but that one."
God knew best. :) I went into labor the day before, but Colin took a whopping 25 hours to get here--so a Halloween birthday it was!
Before he left for school, he paused a minute to show me how old he is!
Every time I take a picture of Col these days, I marvel at how big he is getting.
Something about those giant grown up teeth make him look so big!
After we got Col and Cam off to school, Ethan helped me bake and decorate some cupcakes. Between Cameron's birthday, the Fall party at school, and Colin's birthday, he's becoming quite proficient at it!
It being Halloween and all, we figured it'd be okay to wear costumes for our errands.
Lola was so excited when we got in the car and I told her we were going to see Colin!
....and one of Daddy's co workers thought E's costume was so good that he deserved some early candy!
Then, it was off to school. As soon as Colin saw us, he was all about showing Lola and E off to his class!
....and Ethan sat next to him and shared a few giggles during cupcake time.
Scratch that. LOTS of giggles.
These two could barely eat their cupcakes, they were laughing so hard!
Lola made her self right at home in Colin's chair.
shots of Lo out in front of the school.
Miss Sassy--love her expression here, and how her hair almost glows in the sun!
When the boys got home, it was time to get changed and head out for Trick-or-Treating!
Lola ended up with two costumes this year--so we did one during the day and one at night!
We were so fortunate to have our very good friends come with us this year for the candy grab. We had quite the crew--a Ninja (please don't miss the blood dripping down his sword--Shane was proud of that one), Wolverine, a little lady bug, Buzz Lightyear, Cinderella, and Iron Man!
Lola could not wait to go! I love the blurry picture....you can really see how fast she was moving!
She was always a few steps behind...but didn't seem to mind.
Every single one in the party fell at one time or another.
It's rough trying to move around in those costumes.
Love this one of me and my little love bug.
All in all, it was a wonderful day. We still have the big birthday "bash" (tomorrow night) so there is more celebrating to come! A great Halloween, great friends, a great birthday....can't ask for more!
How sweet!! Love your posts Dev!


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January 25, 2020 – Buddy, the Beatles & Beyond. A new show from The New Buddy Holly Band ! Join us to celebrate the music of the 50's and see how it influenced the British Invasion. This will be a musical adventure to remember, one night only, January 25, 2019 at 7:30 p.m.
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February 14, 2020 – Playhouse 2000 presents the fifth concert in the 2019-2020 Cailloux Performances Series, One Night in Memphis, on Friday, February 14, 2020 at 7:30 p.m. The Broadway smash hit, The Million Dollar Quartet recreated the legendary night when Sun Records recording artists Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley […]
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February 23, 2020 – Direct from Branson, The Ozark Jubilee presents: "Stars of the Grand Ole Opry." on Sunday, February 23 at 3 p.m. The all-star cast of the Jubilee will be performing the music of the great stars of the Opry, including Roy Acuff, Patsy Cline, Tammy Wynette, Ray Price, George Jones, Merle Haggard, […]
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February 27, 2020 – The Symphony of the Hills presents the fourth concert in the 2019-20 season, Chopin and Friends: Romantic Genius, on Thursday, February 27 at 7:30 p.m. The Symphony presents the Gold Medal Winner of the 10th San Antonio International Piano Competition, Ryo Yanagitani, performing Chopin's powerful Piano Concerto No. 1 in E […]
March 7, 2020 — Acclaimed Americana Recording Artist and Billboard Chart-Topping Singer/Songwriter Robert Earl Keen will bring his most beloved songs and hill country charm to the Cailloux stage Saturday, March 7. Also, back by popular demand, Keen brings his very special guests, the highly acclaimed Quebe Sisters — Grace, Sophie and Hulda with their […]
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April 23, 2020 – The Symphony of the Hills presents the final concert in the 2019-20 season, Beethoven and Other Olympians, Thursday, April 23 at 7:30 p.m. A showcase of heroic music, from Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 in A Major to John Williams' iconic Fanfare to the Summer Olympic Games. Four horns from […]
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You may not remember 2014 as a particularly revolutionary year, but in the digital world, it was. At the annual Consumer Electronics Show that year, the smartwatch made its breakthrough, to the extent that there was a special Wrist Revolution section showcasing watches with the power and capacity of smartphones. A year later, Apple released the Apple Watch, which quickly became the market leader.
Since then so-called wearable technology for the wrist, including watches and fitness bands, has, well, grabbed Americans by the wrist. According to a 2016 essay in PLOS Medicine, 1 in 6 U.S. consumers used wearable technology, and it predicted that 110 million fitness devices were likely to be sold in 2018.
That same essay asked, "Will consumer wearable technology ever be adopted or accepted by the medical community?" It answered its own question with a resounding yes: "consumer health wearables are predicted to become the next 'Dr. Google.'"
Indeed, the tech doctor has moved well beyond the wrist. Wearable devices that are able to track a growing number of medically important vital signs, risk factors and personal habits can be found in clothing, jewelry and monitors affixed to the skin. Even smartphones can track such information, and while not technically a "wearable," it's hard to find anyone who doesn't have a smartphone in his or her pocket, purse or hand nearly every waking hour of the day and on the nightstand every sleeping hour of the night.
The data from wearable devices is being used to help physicians treat patients with a number of diseases, including mental illness. In one of many examples, researchers looked at people with serious mental illness, including schizophrenia spectrum and mood disorders. This population tends to be less physically active than the general population, and increased activity has been shown to improve symptoms of the diseases. The researchers enrolled participants with serious mental illness in a six-month intervention; some were given a Fitbit activity tracking device and smartphone to use. Those participants said the devices helped encourage them to be more physically active and reach daily step goals by allowing them to self-monitor their activity.
Dr. John Torous, a staff psychiatrist and faculty member of Harvard Medical School, is elbows deep in mental health technology. He is director of the digital psychiatry division at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, leads the American Psychiatric Association's work group on the evaluation of smartphone apps and is an advisor to the smartphone mood study within the National Institutes of Health's All of Us research program, which is gathering data from 1 million or more people living in the U.S. to promote research and improve health care. Torous says that while smartwatches and fitness bands are useful, "the challenge is, as everyone knows from personal experience, you put it on your wrist, and after how many weeks does it end up in your drawer?"
The difficulty in maintaining adherence to wearables, Torous says, can be overcome by making them less of a choice. At a panel at the APA's annual meeting, he chaired a session looking at new approached to wearables. One panelist, from a pharmaceutical company, announced FDA approval for the first digital pill, with a computer chip to monitor stomach acid levels and send the data to a smartphone. "I can imagine that as an interesting way to track how you take medication," he says. Another device, from a company called Spire, markets activity trackers that stick to clothing. "They assured me it survives the dry cleaning test," he says.
Several tech companies make smart skin patches to deliver medicines such as insulin or pain relievers or to test for relapse of substance abuse, says Dr. Steven Chan, a psychiatrist at the University of California—San Francisco who researches health information technologies and the digital health industry. And coming soon to a psychiatrist's office near you: augmented reality glasses. "The best evidence for using virtual reality is pain distraction and for relaxation," he says. It could also test how patients respond to triggers for, say, alcohol use or anxiety in public speaking.
Heart rate is among the most interesting pieces of data for Dr. Peter Yellowlees, a professor of psychiatry at the University of California—Davis. Research finds that heart rate varies over a 24-hour cycle and that there is a secondary, background rhythm that can be picked up over longer monitoring periods. "A lot of research is looking into, could you measure mood on this secondary rhythm? That is actually quite promising," says Yellowlees, who is also vice president of the American Telemedicine Association.
Yellowlees also foresees improvements in facial, voice and movement recognition software as critical mental health tools because some mental illnesses are correlated to changes in the face, the voice and physical movement. "The big new data will be video data. That will be really interesting in the mental health world," he says. "I can easily see the day where I would ask someone with schizophrenia or autism to bring videos of them at work and play their whole lives – and they will have them. We all have tons of videos available, and that is a treasure trove of future diagnostic assessment."


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Home Latest News Intervention toll rises, spreads to Sydney
Intervention toll rises, spreads to Sydney
The Northern Territory intervention has been a disaster for the vast majority of Aboriginal people. It's a grab for Aboriginal lands and the wealth that lies under them.
These are the facts from a female Yolngu elder:
[emphasis]"Police were sent into our communities. We were made to feel like criminals in our own land and we lost all control over our own lives…After five years what do we see? Indigenous imprisonment has risen by 41per cent, school attendance has dropped, the number of children being taken away from home by social services has increased by 38 per cent, cases of self harm and suicide have doubled and our people are dying younger than ever before. Our communities are at breaking point." [/emphasis]
From 'Stand for Freedom' campaign video
And now income management has come to Bankstown. It's dressed up, like the Intervention, as helping children, but it's the age old tactic of divide and conquer, which isolates and targets minority groups, blaming them for crises created by the rich and powerful. Enough's enough.
Find out more: www.standforfreedom.org.au or www.stoptheintervention.org
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Celmins's intense monochromatic images of the night sky, based on photographs, focus on small and individual marks in the context of vastness. The images seem fragile because they record a specific human glimpse through a telescope or camera which is ephemeral and frozen in time. Celmins's serial exploration of her subjects, including the night sky, allows the artist to exploit the distinct characteristics of the variety of media she uses.
Vija CelminsAmerican
Aquatint and drypoint on paper
37.20 x 47.10 cm; platemark: 37.40 x 47.40 cm (paper 50.40 x 60.50 cm) (framed: 54.10 x 64.30 x 3.70 cm)
ARTIST ROOMS National Galleries of Scotland and Tate. Acquired jointly through The d'Offay Donation with assistance from the National Heritage Memorial Fund and the Art Fund 2008
© Vija Celmins.
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Night Sky 3 is a one-colour aquatint print with burnishing and drypoint on medium weight, white Hahnemühle Copperplate paper that depicts a tonal image of a blanket of stars against a night sky. It was printed and published by Gemini G.E.L. (Graphic Editions Limited) in Los Angeles in an edition of sixty-five plus proof copies. The print held by ARTIST ROOMS is signed and dated by the artist at the bottom right corner, and inscribed 'SP 5/9' at the bottom left of the print, in pencil. The notation SP stands for Special Proof, a 'proof specifically created for presentation purposes by the artist or publisher that equals the right to print impression or standard used for the edition. In some cases this is called a dedication proof (DP)' (Glossary, Gemini G.E.L. Online Catalogue Raisonné,http://www.nga.gov/gemini/glossary.htm, accessed 22 June 2010). The star-filled composition of this print – as is the case with the majority of Vija Celmins's drawings, prints and paintings – is based on a found astronomical photograph rather than direct observation of the night sky. The curator Susan Lambert has described the basic premise of aquatint, which is an intaglio technique whereby the print surface is sunk beneath the areas that are to remain blank:
Aquatint is a method of etching in tone. The key to the technique lies in the application of a porous ground, consisting of particles of finely powdered asphaltum or resin. The acid contacts the plate where it is unprotected between the particles, thereby etching pits in the metal which gives a grainy texture when printed. The tone of any part of the printed image is dependent on the depth to which the pits are etched, so the design is built up in stages by stopping out areas once they have been adequately bitten.
(Lambert 2001, pp.60–1.)
This granular, etched surface quality is immediately apparent across the surface of Night Sky 3. Susan Lambert also notes that, 'As with line etching, continuous gradations of tone cannot be achieved with pure aquatint. After the plate has been etched and the ground and varnish removed, however, the flat tonal areas can be modified by the use of a burnisher in the same way as in mezzotint' (ibid., p.61). This print has a lively, textured surface. Looking closely, the stroking marks of the burnisher tool, and the drypoint needle's linear etching, are visible, making repetitive incisions across the plate surface and further modulating the aquatint ground.
This night sky is filled with many stars, some tiny pinpricks, others quite large, with radiating lines extending from their centres. None show the pure white surface of the paper; they are slightly dulled by the tonal pitting of the aquatint and so do not appear as brilliant points of light. In the composition, the sky is darkest in its bottom third, reaching a near-black tone. This darkness creeps up, along the two vertical edges of the plate, so that there is a central, oval-shaped area of lighter grey.
In an interview with the curator Samantha Rippner in 2002, the year Night Sky 3 was produced, Celmins said of her printmaking practice that:
I used to make graphic work that projected out into a room and grabbed you. In the last fifteen or so years, I seem to have changed to having the work invite you closer, so that the success of the work comes from being intimate with it and inspecting it closely.
(Quoted in Rippner 2002, p.48.)
This statement seems particularly appropriate forNight Sky 3, where the detailed textural composition, a combination of tonal gradation and linear cross-hatching, requires close looking by the viewer, whose relationship to the image radically changes in the move towards the printed surface. From a distance, the work could be mistaken for a photograph, the image's source material; however, this impression is displaced upon a more sustained interrogation of technique and material structure. Night Sky 3 is one of seven prints of varying techniques in ARTIST ROOMS that are exclusively devoted to the rendering of a night sky photograph. They relate to an important series of charcoal on paper works with which Celmins returned to her drawing practice in the mid-1990s, including Night Sky #19 (1998). Commenting on this series of drawings in 2001, the artist noted:
One of the things about the night sky images was the image became a little more abstract and a little less specific. By making a drawing in a very careful and sensuous way, I think that's where the specificness goes. It's really a drawing first, and second there's an image kind of emerging from it.
(Quoted in Searle and Seymour 2001, p.54.)
Susan Lambert, Prints: Art and Techniques, London 2001.
Samantha Rippner, The Prints of Vija Celmins, exhibition catalogue, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York 2002, reproduced p.44.
Adrian Searle and Anne Seymour, Vija Celmins – Drawings of the Night Sky, exhibition catalogue, Anthony d'Offay Gallery, London 2001.
Glossary, Gemini G.E.L. Online Catalogue Raisonné, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., http://www.nga.gov/gemini/glossary.htm, accessed 22 June 2010
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Born in Latvia in 1938, Celmins and her family emigrated to the United States in 1948. Although beginning her career as an Abstract Expressionist painter, she is now best known for her intricate, monochromatic drawings of a select range of subjects. In 1966 she began to use photographs as the…
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cd /home/root/gpio

while true; do
	prs=$(ps)

	# filter relevant process rows
	batt_lines=$(echo "$prs" | grep battery_status.py | grep -v grep);
	serv_lines=$(echo "$prs" | grep server_status.py | grep -v grep);
	butt_lines=$(echo "$prs" | grep button_shutdown.py | grep -v grep);

	# Have any scripts failed? These lines count process lines
	batt=$(echo "$batt_lines" | sed '/^\s*$/d' | wc -l);  # sed to ignore empty lines
	serv=$(echo "$serv_lines" | sed '/^\s*$/d' | wc -l);
	butt=$(echo "$butt_lines" | sed '/^\s*$/d' | wc -l);

	# actions to take
	[ $batt == 0 ] && echo 'battery_status.py failed'
	[ $serv == 0 ] && echo 'server_status.py failed' && python /home/root/gpio/lcd/report_lines_and_battery.py 'Server info not' 'reporting.' &
	[ $butt == 0 ] && python button_shutdown.py >> sd/logs/button_log.txt 2>&1 &

	# kill any excess scripts (safeguard against starting too many somehow)
	[ $butt -gt 1 ] && for i in $(seq $(expr $butt - 1)); do kill $(echo "$butt_lines" | sed -n $i'p' | grep -oE '[0-9]+' | head -n 1); echo duplicate process killed >> sd/logs/button_log.txt; done

	sleep 60
done


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Prizreni o Prizren (, ) és una ciutat històrica al sud de Kosovo. És el centre administratiu del municipi i districte homònims.
La població el 2010 s'estimava en 234.978 habitants la municipalitat i 131.247 habitants la ciutat principalment albanesos. El municipi compren tant la ciutat mateixa com altres 76 pobles.

Prizren està situada a les pendents de les muntanyes Šar (albanès Malet e Sharrit) en la part sud de Kosovo, a . El municipi fa frontera amb Albània i Macedònia del Nord.

Història

Antiga
La ciutat romana de Theranda. a la Geografia de Claudi Ptolemeu és esmentada al . Al  és esmentada per Procopi de Cesarea que diu que fou restaurada i era part de Dardània; apareix llavors el nom de Petrizên. A vegades és esmentada en la relació a la província de Justiniana Prima. Es pensa que el seu nom modern ve del serbi antic i vol dir 'fortalesa'.

Medieval
Des de 830 la ciutat i la regió sencera foren incloses al Primer Imperi Búlgar. El 1018, després de la caiguda de l'Imperi Búlgar sota el tsar Samuel, els romans d'Orient crearen el tema de Bulgària i formaren un episcopat búlgar a Prizren.

Una revolta búlgara va esclatar el 1072 dirigida per Georgi Voiteh. Constantí Bodin de la casa de Vojislavljević que era també fill del rei serbi de Duklja Mihailo Vojislav, fou enviat pel seu pare i pel duc Petrilo amb els 300 millors soldats serbis per unir-se amb les forces de Voiteh a Prizren. Allà, Bodin fou coronat com Pere III, tsar dels búlgars de la casa dels Comitòpuls. La rebel·lió fou aplanada en pocs mesos el 1073 i el govern romà d'Orient restaurat.

En una guerra dels croats contra l'Imperi Romà d'Orient, el duc serbi Esteve Nemanja va conquerir Prizren el 1189, però després de la derrota de 1191, va haver de retornar la ciutat als romans d'Orient. La ciutat fou ocupada pel Segon Imperi Búlgar el 1204, encara que finalment va acabar en mans del gran príncep Stefan Prvovenčani (Stefan II Nemanjić) de Sèrbia el 1208 durant un període d'inestabilitat interna a Bulgària sota Boril.

El rei de Sèrbia Esteve Milutin va construir l'església de la Mare de Déu de Ljeviš a Prizren, que es convertia en la seu del bisbat de Prizren de l'Església Ortodoxa Sèrbia. Durant el regnat de l'emperador Esteve Dušan durant el , Prizren era la seu de la cort imperial establerta a la fortalesa a coneguda com Kaljaja, que era el centre polític de l'Imperi Serbi. L'emperador serbi va construir el gran monestir del Sant Arcàngel, proper a la ciutat, el 1343-1352. A la proximitat de Prizren hi havia Ribnik, ciutat on dos emperadors de Sèrbia van tenir la seva cort. La ciutat de Prizren va passar a ser coneguda com la Constantinoble sèrbia a causa del seu comerç i importància industrial. Era el centre de producció de seda, comerços fins i una colònia de comerciants de Kotor i Ragusa (moderna Dubrovnik). Al  Prizren era seu del cònsol de Ragusa per a tota la monarquia sèrbia.

La ciutat va esdevenir part del domini de la dinastia de Mrnjavčević en el regnat del rei de Sèrbia Vukasin durant els anys 1360. Amb la desintegració final de l'Imperi Serbi, el sobirà de Zeta, Đurađ I, de la dinastia dels Balšić prengué la ciutat i els voltants el 1372. La dinastia de Branković dirigida per Vuk Branković va esdevenir llavors sobirana de la ciutat, sota vassallatge de la dinastia Lazarević, que aconseguí reunificar les anteriors terres sèrbies. El fundador de la dinastia Lazarević, el príncep heroi Lazar es va educar a Prizren. La dinastia canviaria la seva submissió cap a l'Imperi Otomà abans de retornar sota el Dèspota de Sèrbia Stefan Lazarević, fill de Lazar.

Període otomà

Vilayet de Prizren
El 1455 l'exèrcit turc otomà va conquerir Prizren, que esdevingué capital del sandjak del mateix nom; sota la nova organització administrativa de l'Imperi Otomà fou convertida en capital del vilayet de Prizren. Això incloïa la ciutat de Tetova. Es va construir una mesquita que fou el primer treball d'arquitectura otomana a Prizren (darrerament ha sofert reparacions serioses i renovació. Marino Bizzi, l'arquebisbe de Bar a Montenegro (Antivari), al seu informe de 1610 manifestava que Prizren tenia 8.600 cases grans i que era regada per moltes fonts d'aigua que fluïen, com fonts. Enregistrava que la població de Prizren parlés la llengua de dàlmata, encara que alguna part del Sanjak de Prizren penetra a Albània, quina població parla la seva pròpia llengua. Més Tard es convertia una part de la província otomana de Rumelia. Era una ciutat de comerç pròspera, beneficiant-se de la seva posició en les rutes comercials cap al nord sud i a l'est occidentals a través de l'imperi. Prizren es convertia en una de les ciutats més grans de la província (vilaya o vilayet) otomana de Kosovo).

La ciutat fou presa al final del  (1689) per forces austríaques i els seus aliats locals dirigits per l'arquebisbe de Skopje, l'albanès Pjetër Bogdani, que va organitzar una milícia de cinc mil albanesos (musulmans i catòlics); a causa d'una epidèmia (que es cobrà la vida de l'arquebisbe) els austríacs van evacuar la zona i els otomans posteriorment en recuperaren el control; el bisbe serbi va fugir a Sèrbia amb molts fidels albanesos i serbis.

Prizren era el centre cultural i intel·lectual otomà de Kosovo. Era dominat per la seva població musulmana, que formava més d'un 70% de la seva població el 1857. La ciutat fou el centre cultural albanès més gran i la capital política i cultural dels albanesos kosovars. El 1871 es va fer a Prizren un seminari serbi, parlant-se d'unir els antics territoris serbis amb el Principat de Sèrbia.

Vilayet de Kosovo
Prizren fou una part important del vilayet de Kosovo entre el 1877 i el 1912.

Lliga de Prizren
Durant finals del  la ciutat es convertí en un punt focal del nacionalisme albanès i veia la creació el 1878 de la Lliga de Prizren, un moviment format per buscar la unificació nacional i alliberació dels albanesos dins de l'Imperi Otomà.

Revolució dels Joves Turcs
La revolució dels Joves Turcs fou un pas en el desenvolupament de l'Imperi Otomà que va conduir a la Guerra dels Balcans. El tercer exèrcit imperial otomà tenia una divisió a Prizren (també anomenat aleshores Pirzerin), la 30a Divisió d'Infanteria de Reserva Pirzerin (Otuzuncu Pirzerin Redif Frkas).

Guerres Balcàniques

La guarnició de Prizren era part del destacament d'İpek en l'ordre de Batalla, el 19 d'octubre de 1912 en la Primera Guerra Balcànica.

Durant la Primera Guerra Balcànica la ciutat fou capturada per l'exèrcit serbi i s'incorporava al Regne de Sèrbia. Després que l'exèrcit serbi aconseguís control sobre la ciutat de Prizren, es van imposar unes mesures repressives en contra de la població civil. Destacaments serbis destruïen les cases, robaven, i feien actes de violència manant indiscriminadament. Al voltant de 400 persones foren eliminats durant els primers dies d'administració militar sèrbia. Els cossos eren pertot arreu als carrers. Segons testimonis, aquests dies a la ciutat i al voltant i havia uns 1.500 cadàvers d'albanesos.

Als periodistes estrangers no se'ls permetia anar a Prizren. La viatgera britànica Edith Durham intentà visitar la ciutat, però al cap de poc fou expulsada per les autoritats, com ho foren la majoria dels altres estrangers, i les forces montenegrines temporalment tancaren la ciutat abans que es restaurés el ple control. Uns quants visitants hi van poder arribar incloent a Lev Trotski, llavors treballant com a corresponsal de guerra, i finalment emergien les notícies dels assassinats d'albanesos. Un dels relats més vívids era proporcionat per l'arquebisbe catòlic de Skopje, que escrivia una carta apassionada al Papa sobre les condicions espantoses a Prizren immediatament després de la seva captura per Sèrbia:

 "La ciutat s'assembla al regne de mort. Truquen a les portes de cases albaneses, agafen els homes i els disparen de seguida, simplement perquè són albanesos.".

Es calcula que 5.000 albanesos foren massacrats a l'àrea de Prizren.

període iugoslau
Amb la invasió del Regne de Sèrbia per forces d'austrohongareses el 1915 durant el Primera Guerra Mundial, la ciutat fou ocupada pels Poders Centrals. L'Exèrcit de Sèrbia va expulsar a les forces centrals de la ciutat l'octubre de 1918. Al final de 1918 Prizren va quedar dins el Regne del Serbis, Croats i Eslovens format en part per l'entitat territorial històrica de Serbia. El regne fou rebatejat el 1929 com a Regne de Iugoslàvia i Prizren quedava dins el Banate de Vardar, una de les seves divisions administratives.

Segona Lliga de Prizren
Les forces de l'Eix, en concret les italianes, conquerien la ciutat el 1941 durant la Segona Guerra Mundial; fou annexionada a l'estat titella italià d'Albània. El 1943 amb l'ajuda de la Wehrmacht alemanya, Bedri Pejani creava la Segona Lliga de Prizren.

Iugoslàvia Federal Democràtica

Els Comunistes de Iugoslàvia l'alliberaven el 1944. Va quedar com a part de Kosovo i Metohija, dins la República Socialista de Sèrbia com a part de la República Federal Socialista de Iugoslàvia. La Constitució definia la Regió Autònoma de Kososvo-Metohija dins de la República Socialista de Sèrbia que al seu torn era un estat de component de la [[República Federal Socialista de Iugoslàvia. El 9-10 juliol de 1945 l'Assemblea Regional de Kosovo i Metohija celebrada a Prizren adoptava la decisió d'abolir l'autonomia de la regió i aprovava la integració directa a Serbia.

La província fou rebatejada a Província Socialista Autònoma de Kosovo el 1974, romanent part de la República Socialista de Sèrbia, però tenint drets similars a una República Socialista dins de la República Federal Socialista de Iugoslàvia. L'anterior estatus fou restaurat el 1989 per Slobodan Milosevic, i oficialment el 1990.

Molts anys després de la restauració del govern serbi a Prizren, aquesta ciutat i la regió de Dečani a l'oest romanien centres de nacionalisme albanès. El 1956 la policia secreta iugoslava va portar a judici a Prizren, a nou albanesos de Kosovo acusats d'haver estat infiltrats en el país per l'hostil règim comunista albanès d'Enver Hoxha. El "Judici Prizren" es convertia en una mena de causa cèlebre després que es va saber que un cert nombre de comunistes iugoslaus destacats havien tingut presumptament contactes amb els acusats. Els nou acusats es declararen tots culpables i condemnats a llargues penes de presó, però eren alliberats i declarats innocents el 1968 quan l'assemblea de Kosovo declarava que el judici havia estat "dirigit i falsejat."

Guerra de Kosovo

La ciutat de Prizren no va patir gaire durant la Guerra de Kosovo però el seu municipi circumdant fou força afectat el 1998-1999. Abans de la guerra, l'Organització per a la Seguretat i la Cooperació a Europa calculava que la població del municipi era al voltant eran en un 78% albanokosovar, un 5% sèrbia i un 17% des d'altres comunitats nacionals. Durant la guerra gran part de la població albanesa fou obligada amb intimidació a marxar de la ciutat. El barri de Tusus és el que més va patir. Entre 27 i 34 persones foren morts i un centenar de cases cremades.

Al final de la guerra el juny de 1999, gran part de la població albanesa retornava a Prizren. Els serbis i els roma (gitanos proserbis) fugien; l'OSCE calculava que un 97% de serbis i un 60% de romes havien deixat Prizren abans d'octubre. La comunitat és ara predominantment ètnicament albanesa, però unes altres minories com turcs, ashkali (els gitanos proalbanesos constituïts en minoria) i bosniacs (incloent-hi la comunitat torbesh, goranis i pomacs) viuen també a la ciutat, bé a la ciutat mateixa o en pobles al voltant; aquestos voltants inclouen Sredska, Mamusa, la regió de Gora, etc.

La guerra i les seves seqüeles provocaven només una quantitat moderada de danys a la ciutat comparada amb altres poblacions a Kosovo. Forces sèrbies van destruir un monument cultural albanès important a Prizren, l'edifici de la Lliga de Prizren. El 17 de març, de 2004, durant l'agitació de Kosovo, tots els monuments culturals serbis a Prizren foren damnats, cremats o destruïts, com les antigues esglésies ortodoxes sèrbies:

 Església de la Mare de Déu de Ljeviš datada de 1307, Patrimoni de la Humanitat.
 L'església de la Sagrada Salvació
 L'església de la Sant Jordi de Prizren (l'església més gran de la ciutat)
 L'església de la Sant Jordi de Runjevac
 L'església de Sant Kyriaki]] i L'església de Sant Nicolas (Església Tutić)
 El monestir del Sant Arcàngel,
 El seminari ortodox de Sant Ciril i Metodi

També, durant aquells aldarulls, el barri serbi sencer de la ciutat, prop de la fortalesa de Prizren, fou destruït completament, i tota la població sèrbia restant fou desallotjada de Prizren.

Prizren ara
La municipalitat de Prizren és encara la més culturalment i ètnicament heterogènia de Kosovo, retenint comunitats de bosnians o eslau musulmans, turcs, i gitanos (roma i ashkali) a més a més a la població albanokosovar majoritària. Només un nombre petit de serbis kosovars roman a Prizren i la seva àrea, residint a pobles petits, enclavaments, o sent protegit en complexos d'apartaments.  A més, la comunitat turca de Prizren és socialment prominent i influent, i la Llengua turca és àmpliament parlada fins i tot per persones que no són ètnics turcs.

Llengües oficials
A la municipalitat de Prizren, l'albanès, el serbi i el turc són llengües oficials.

Cultura
Prizren és la seu d'un festival de cinema documental d'estiu anomenat Dokufest. La ciutat té nombroses mesquites, esglésies ortodoxes i catòliques i altres monuments. Entre ells:

 El Monestir del Sant Arcàngel.
 El Monument de la LLiga de Prizren
 La fortalesa de Kaljaja
 L'Església de la Sagrada Salvació
 Església de la Mare de Déu de Ljeviš
 Església de Sant Nicolas
 Mesquita de Sinan Pasha
 Església de Sant Kyriaki
 Mesquita de Muderis Ali Efendi
 Catedral de Sant Jordi
 Mesquita de Katip Sinan Qelebi
 Catedral de Nostra Senyora del Perpetu Socors
 Escola de Música de Lorenc Antoni

Aquests monuments, part del centre històric de la ciutat, han estat últimament amenaçats per les pressions del desenvolupament. A més a més, la guerra, els focs, la dilapidació general i la negligència han cobrat el seu peatge en aquest paisatge arquitectònic únic.

Economia
Durant molt temps l'economia de Kosovo va estar basada en la indústria al detall ajudada pels ingressos que venien d'un gran nombre de comunitats d'immigrants a Europa Occidental. L'empresa privada, principalment empresa petita, va anar emergint lentament, com el processament d'aliments. Els negocis privats, com en qualsevol altre lloc a Kosovo, afronten dificultats a causa de la manca de capacitat estructural de creixement. L'educació és pobra, manca finançament, i les institucions regulatòries no tenen experiència bàsica. Les legislatures centrals i locals no tenen una comprensió del seu paper que és crear un ambient legal bo per al creixement econòmic i en canvi competeixen en la retòrica patriòtica. La inversió de capital estranger no pot emergir en tal ambient. A causa de dificultats financeres, s'han tancat unes quantes companyies i les fàbriques i altres negocis estan reduint personal. Aquesta caiguda econòmica general contribueix directament a la taxa de desocupació i pobresa, fent més dèbil la viabilitat financera/econòmica a la regió.

Molts restaurants, negocis al detall privats, i els negocis relacionats amb serveis, operen com a botigues petites. Algunes botigues de comestibles més grans i grans magatzems s'han obert darrerament. A la ciutat, hi ha vuit grans mercats, incloent-hi tres mercats de productes alimentaris, un de cotxes, un de bestiar i tres de productes personals, d'higiene i de la llar. Hi ha abundància de quioscos que venen a més petites coses. Prizren sembla estar en plena prosperitat econòmica, però les aparences enganyen, ja que amb la retirada de la presència internacional i la repatriació dels refugiats i desplaçats s'espera que l'activitat econòmica es contraurà progressivament. La saturació del mercat, l'alt atur, i la reducció de les remeses dels emigrants són indicadors econòmics ominosos.

Hi ha tres cooperatives agrícoles a tres pobles. Molta producció de bestiar i productes agrícoles és privada, informal i a petita escala. Hi ha cinc bancs amb sucursal a Prizren: el Micro Enterprise Bank (MEB), el Raiffeisen Bank, el Nlb Bank, the Teb Bank i el Payment and Banking Authority of Kosovo (BPK).

Demografia

Segons el cens de 1991 dirigit per les autoritats iugoslaves, el municipi de Prizren tenia una població de 200.584 ciutadans:
 157.518 (78,53%) albanesos
 11.371 (5,67%) serbis i montenegrins
 La resta 16%, altres

Segons el mateix cens, la ciutat de Prizren tenia 92.303 habitants.

Just abans de la Guerra de Kosovo el 1998, l'OSCE estiamava la població del municipi de Prizren:
 Albanesos 78%
 Serbis 5%
 Altres 17%

Segons una estimació de les Nacions Unides el 2003, la ciutat tenia aproximadament 124.000 habitants, molts albanesos ètnics. Segons la World Gazetteer, la ciutat tenia 131.247 el 2010.

Personatges
 Ali Haydar Şen, home de negocis turc
 Almen Abdi, Futbolista
 Arjan Beqaj, Futbolista
 Bekim Fehmiu, Primer actor europeu oriental que va fer de protagonista a Hollywood durant la guerra freda.
 Lek Kcira, Futbolista
 Shaban Gashi, cineasta
 Ukshin Hoti, Activist
 Ymer Prizreni, polític
 Dejan Musli, basquetbolista

Referències

Enllaços externs

 Municipalitat de Prizren
 http://www.uni-pz.org/
 http://foto.shqiperia.com/v/Qytete/prizreni

Ciutats de Kosovo

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(Photo: L'Osservatore Romano)Lutheran World Federation President Archbishop Panti Filibus Musa as the LWF presents Pope Francis with a replica of the Christ of Bojayá statue at the Vatican on Dec. 7, 2017.
The Lutheran World Federation has presented Pope Francis with a replica of the Christ of Bojayá, a powerful Colombian symbol of conflict and reconciliation in a town where a divisive massacre occurred.
The statue replica comes from an area in Colombia where Lutherans and Catholics jointly work for reconciliation in a society that has long been afflicted by internal conflict.
The original crucifix, a torso without arms and legs, hangs in the village church of Bojayá, bearing strong witness to the destruction caused by the armed conflict in Colombia, and the power of reconciliation.
The Bojayá massacre was a May 2, 2002 massacre.
It occurred Colombian town of Bojayá in Chocó department in western Colombia.
There FARC guerrillas seized the town seeking to take control of the Atrato River region from paramilitaries from the AUC drug trafficking group.
Nearly 120 civilians were massacred in the apparently indiscriminate attack.
LWF general secretary Rev. Martin Junge on Dec. 7 presented the gift to Pope Francis, citing the biblical verse Isaiah 53:5 that says "looking at the wounded Christ, we are drawn into God's reconciling presence that heals our wounded world and calls the church into unity."
The mutilated image of Christ became a national symbol after the massacre.
During the firefight between the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) guerrilla and the right-wing paramilitaries, an explosive thrown by the FARC exploded inside the church.
The bomb killed 119 people, many of them children, and wounded 89 seeking shelter inside the building. The explosion also blew away the arms and the legs of the crucifix, leaving only the torso.
On his visit to Colombia in September 2017, Pope Francis prayed before the Christ of Bojayá.
"Today, we bring a replica as a visible sign of our joint work among people seeking justice, peace and reconciliation in their lives and communities, responding to the call of being ambassadors of reconciliation in our world," Junge sadi.
The department of Chocó, located on the Colombian Pacific coast, is inhabited predominantly by the African-Colombian and indigenous population.
During the internal conflict, the area was contested territory between armed groups for its natural resources, and a favored route for drug and weapons trade.
The region has a long history of human rights' violations, which predominantly affect the already marginalized communities.
LWF and the Catholic group Caritas have been working to support the Colombian peace process as well as affected communities like Bojayá.
They supported the community when the massacre was brought to court in 2015.
During the peace negotiations between FARC and the Colombian government in 2015, the guerrillas went to the community asking the people of Bojayá for forgiveness.
Remarkably, in the referendum about a peace accord between the Colombian government and FARC, 96 percent of the people of Bojayá voted in favor of making peace.
At the same time the majority of the country had voted against the accord, resulting in the rejection by a small percentage. The accord was later re-negotiated and finally signed in November 2016.


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What is the average age at death?
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Difference between assuming distribution of birthdays over calendar year/policy year/rate interval?


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It's all Lenovo for Moto and Sky enters a new era of TV watching
By TechRadar published 31 January 14
Google shocks, Nintendo news and a Sky shake-up
Google saw the back of its Motorola division this week
Shock news from Google this week: it's selling Motorola, the smartphone firm it bought for billions, for a fraction of the price it originally paid. The lucky buyer is Lenovo, which promises to make Motorola "even more successful" and says that layoffs and cutbacks aren't in Motorola's future.
More expensive phones probably are in Moto's future, though: as Gareth Beavis says: "without Google's magic supply of money, we aren't going to be seeing devices like the ultra-cheap Moto G any time soon." Looking on the bright side, more tablets and phablets should be on the horizon too.
Google's acquisition of Motorola may look like a failure, says our columnist Gary Marshall, but it isn't. "Motorola is the pawn Google's sacrificing to save a much more important piece: all of Android," he says, noting that the news comes hot on the heels of Samsung agreeing to share patents and to stop messing around with the Android UI.
"It isn't hard to imagine the two sides having a conversation of the 'we'll get out of the phone business if you stop buggering around with our OS and share some of your patents' variety," Marshall says. By getting Samsung closer to the mothership and giving Lenovo a boost, "Android is stronger and more focused than ever before."
Is Nintendo still in the game?
Focus is something Nintendo's trying to do too, and it's helping its execs concentrate by slashing their salaries: president Satoru Iwata and other board members will be taking pay cuts ranging from 20% to 50% while they get the company back on track.
Profits are down 30% and sales forecasts for the quirky Wii U have been cut by more than two-thirds, and while the firm has ruled out bringing its games to smartphones it is apparently working on iOS and Android apps that complement its consoles and games.
Sony is giving the slimmed-down Vita a second chance
It's facing an uphill challenge: even Sony's PS Vita Slim looks more like a swansong than a device that's going to take gaming by storm in a market where the Xbox One and PS4 dominate console gaming and smartphones dominate the casual gaming market.
The answer might be in health monitoring: during this week's strategy briefing, Iwata promised that Nintendo "will attempt to establish a new platform business [that] is independent from our video game platform business", which will "enable people to monitor their health". That doesn't mean wearables, though, and while the platform won't be part of Nintendo's gaming business it will connect to the games in some fashion. Nintendo says it'll tell us more later this year.
Good news for anybody who thinks Sky's EPG is looking a bit dated: there's a new one imminent, and it'll reflect the changing way we approach TV. As Patrick Goss explains: "on-demand is brought to the fore, with Catch Up TV, TV Box Sets, Sky+ Planner and Sky Store as well as the rather necessary TV Guide." It's due in the Spring.
Sky's renewed HBO deal means more Game of Thrones in the UK
Sky has also been chucking some money at programme makers. It's signed a new deal with HBO to continue showing the US cable channel's Emmy-hogging programmes until at least 2020, and it's also been partnering in making new programmes. The rise of rivals from the likes of BT, not to mention Netflix, has been squeezing Sky's profits, and the deal shows that Sky is keen to pay for exclusive content to keep its customers loyal.
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A new plan would raise the fees on boats in Oregon to improve boat ramps and access points to state waterways.
The Oregon Marine Board has proposed increasing fees on rafts, kayaks and other non-motorized boats in an effort to improve boat ramp facilities and access statewide.
Currently, non-motorized boaters must purchase a $5 invasive species permit for crafts 10 feet and longer, often with a $2 processing fee. The price would increase to $17 per year under Senate Bill 47, which will be considered this session in the state legislature.
The new revenue would go into an account that distributes money to local governments for waterway projects the state says are badly needed.
Boaters 14 years and under won't need the permit and it could be transferred between boats. A $5 per week opinion will also be available. The permit would required on all rivers, lakes and reservoirs — any "boatable waterway."
The legislation is the latest attempt by the Marine Board to find a way to both serve and bring in money from the state's increasing population of rafters, kayakers, drift boaters and stand-up paddlerboarders.
Fees on motorboats have long paid for boat ramps and waterway facilities in Oregon. But beginning around 2011, the number of non-motorized boats began to rise, crowding access points and leading to frustration between the two groups, officials said.
The Marine Board tried to a similar fee increase in 2017, but it failed to pass the state legislature. Agency spokeswoman Ashley Massey said this year's bill is "cleaner" and would provide a service currently lacking on many of the state's waterways.
The new system would fund projects that range from new parking and bathrooms to purchasing land for public access, the bill says.
The Marine Board highlighted 16 examples of places that had recently been improved for non-motorized access, or had possibilities for improvement. They included everything from a floating dock on the Tualatin River to more ambitious projects like a whitewater park on the Rogue River in Gold Hill.
The new permit would replace, and continue to pay for, Oregon's invasive species program.
"Access to rivers here in Oregon really isn't very good, so as somebody who boats a lot in Oregon, I wouldn't mind paying $17 on a couple of boats — that's not a big deal," said Zach Collier, owner of Northwest Rafting Company in Hood River. "But it is a bummer for the people who only go out three or four times per year. Those fees get high pretty quick for a big family with a bunch of boats and it's just kind of a hassle."
Massey said the plan fits with Oregon's overall goal to improve the state's recreation and tourism economy by providing more opportunity.
"There is such a need here, and such a good opportunity to get more people on the water and having fun," she said.
Priscilla Macy, regional coordinator for American Whitewater, said she started out skeptical of the proposed fees but came around to supporting the plan.
The bill will be one of many considered this legislative session. The bill does not currently have a sponsor.
Where would it go? One-third of the revenue goes to the invasive species program and two-thirds into the Waterway Access Account intended to provide grant money for local communities looking to improve waterway facilities.
Notes: Only boats 10 feet long and longer would be required to carry a permit. Those 14 year and under would not need to carry a permit.


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From April 8 to August 28, 2022, the Museum Folkwang will present the poster exhibition We Want You! From the Beginnings of the Poster until Today. In addition to the stylistic development of the poster, the exhibition focuses on the different forms of presentation. Beginning with "wild flyposting" and continuing through the Litfass column to the digital present and future, over 300 posters by Lucian Bernhard, Isolde Baumgart, Hans Hillmann, Alfons Maria Mucha, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Charles Paul Wilp, among others, provide a cultural and media-historical insight into the world of advertising.
In ten exhibition rooms, the Folkwang show offers a comprehensive cross-section of the history of the poster. With early placards, caricatures, illustrations and historical photographs, the journey through time begins in the 18th century with the first precursors of the poster and ends in the present with an outlook on the future. With the help of advertising media typical of the time, such as the Litfass column or video steles, the history of the poster is also told with regard to the way it is disseminated to the public. The special relationship between posters and their perception in public space is another thematic focus of the exhibition and has rarely been shown in museums before.
The main focus of the exhibition is on the various peaks of the poster, such as the years between 1896 and 1914. In the 1920s, with the professionalisation of the advertising industry, there is another milestone, represented by works by Leonetto Cappiello, Walter Schnackenberg, Hermann Kosel and Jan Tschichold, among others. New possibilities for integrating posters into street furniture as well as out-of-home advertising spaces provide new forms of appearance from the 1950s onwards.
The next major change in advertising finally took place with the increasing digitalisation and introduction of the commercial internet in the 1990s and is still relevant today. A glimpse into the future is offered by twelve works that can be expanded into digital space with the help of an app on one's own smartphone. There, the posters are transformed into animated moving images. Equally futuristic is the prototype of a public transport stop that combines advertising, information and roof greening in a piece of street furniture. The focus is on values such as sustainability and climate neutrality. Here, posters have long since ceased to serve merely as communicators and conveyors of information, but are an integral part of the digital space that is increasingly becoming part of the public sphere.
Since 2008, the German Poster Museum, founded in 1974, has been an independent department of the Museum Folkwang. The merging of the German Poster Museum with the Museum Folkwang closed a gap—entirely in the spirit of Folkwang founder Karl Ernst Osthaus (1874–1921)—which significantly expanded the breadth of the holdings and presentation of different forms of design. Osthaus owned a collection of posters by Germany's best designers in the former Folkwang Museum in Hagen in 1909.
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Former Hallmark Entertainer Reveals Big Baby News
A fan-favorite actor who has appeared in numerous primetime shows, as well as Hallmark projects and soap operas, recently shared major news with his fans. Shemar Moore, who starred in Hallmark's "The Bounce Back," has talked in the past about wanting a family, acknowledging in a 2017 interview with WBLS his focus on his work made that difficult. He admitted he was "waiting for that balance in my life, which is a significant other, which is a partner in crime… we can fall in love together, we can have each other's back and then we can make some children." Now, it seems Moore has finally made it to that place in his life.
Shemar Moore Is Expecting His 1st Child
During an appearance on "The Jennifer Hudson Show," Moore dropped the bombshell about his impending fatherhood. He noted he is 52 years old and "my mother is in heaven right now." The third anniversary of her death is February 8, and that date now has a second, significant meaning in his life. The "S.W.A.T." actor explained, "on February 8th I'm gonna make one of her dreams come true because in real life Shemar Moore is about to be a daddy."
Moore admitted that he "was worried for a while that maybe that ship had sailed kind of thing, and you know, God had my back and things lined up." Even with that stunning revelation, Moore's fans were left with some mystery. Moore typically keeps his private life fairly private, and fans knew nothing about this baby's mother or how this all came to be. According to People, model Jesiree Dizon is Moore's girlfriend and the mom-to-be of his first child. She already has two other children from previous relationships.
Moore & Dizon Are Expecting a Girl
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Not long after revealing the news he would soon become a father, Moore posted a video on his Instagram page (which contains some strong language) highlighting the gender reveal party his family held. That was the first time Dizon was identified as his girlfriend and mom-to-be, and the couple was surrounded by loved ones as they celebrated. A helicopter flew over the party and released a stream of pink, signaling that Dizon and Moore's baby is a girl. Moore held T-shirts that were screen-printed with "Daddy's Girl" and "Girl Dad" on them and everybody celebrated. Moore's baby gender reveal Instagram post raked in more than 461,000 likes and over 18,000 comments.
"To be honest it had to be a girl. You channeled that your whole criminal minds career 'baby girl… that phrase has a whole new meaning," joked one supporter. As Moore's fans from his time on "Criminal Minds" will recall, his character Derek Morgan used the catchphrase "baby girl" frequently, and it has stuck with him after all these years.
"@shemarfmoore your mama is smiling big! @jesiree seems like the PERFECT woman for you. Wishing you all a life of happiness, laughter, love and good health," added another.
"That little girl is a nod from your momma in heaven telling you she's always around you. Congratulations Shemar and to the future mommy," someone else gushed.
"Congratulations to them, I remember he always said he wanted to be a dad! And he's gonna have a baby girl too. Super sweet," noted a fan on Reddit.
Will Moore share glimpses into his little girl's life and his journey as a father once she arrives? Fans won't have to wait long to find out, since the baby should arrive quite soon. The former Hallmark and "Criminal Minds" star is clearly quite excited about finally becoming a father, and his fans will be eager to see updates.
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Thomas John Lieb (October 28, 1899 – April 30, 1962) was an American Olympic track and field athlete, an All-American college football player and a multi-sport collegiate coach. Lieb was a Minnesota native and an alumnus of the University of Notre Dame, where he played college football. He was best known as the head coach of the Loyola Marymount University and University of Florida football teams.
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Tom Lieb was born in Faribault, Minnesota in 1899. In high school, Lieb excelled at baseball, football, hockey, and track and field. He attended the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, where he lettered in all four sports and twice received All-American football honors. During the 1922 season, Lieb broke his leg in the game against Purdue.[1] While doing his graduate studies at the university, he coached the Notre Dame hockey and track & field teams, and also coached the linemen for the Fighting Irish football team under head coach Knute Rockne.
Lieb was a two-time National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) national collegiate champion in the discus in 1922 and 1923, and the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) national open champion in 1923 and 1924. He is widely credited with introducing the modern spin delivery that is still used today.[2] At the 1924 Summer Olympics held in Paris, France, Lieb competed for the United States in the discus throw and won the bronze medal, but did not equal the distance of his qualifying throw.[3] Several weeks after the Olympics ended, Lieb broke the discus world record with a throw of 47.61 meters (156 feet 2½ inches).[3]
Coaching career
Following his graduation, Lieb accepted an offer to coach the linemen for the Wisconsin Badgers.[4] In 1929, Lieb returned to Notre Dame as the assistant football coach,[4] and was instrumental in directing the Irish to a national championship as Knute Rockne spent most of the season recovering from complications due to thrombophlebitis, a crippling infection of Rockne's leg.[5][6]
Lieb's coaching success was recognized when he was offered the head coaching position at Loyola University in Los Angeles, California, where he remained from 1930 to 1938. Lieb relished his role as the Loyola Lions head football coach, posing with lion cubs in publicity photographs, and posted an overall record of 47–33–4.[7] Lieb also started Loyola's ice hockey program as an off-season conditioning program for his football players, but quickly built the team into a powerhouse with an annual rivalry with the University of Southern California.[8] From 1935 to 1938, Lieb's hockey Lions won four consecutive Pacific Coast Intercollegiate League titles and compiled a 38–3–2 record.[9] Lieb quit his coaching job at Loyola during his wife's illness in 1939, and then decided to leave California after she died.[4]
In 1940, Lieb succeeded Josh Cody as the head football coach at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida,[4] with high expectations based on his prior successes with Notre Dame and Loyola.[10] He also served as Florida's athletic director.[11] Lieb, however, was unable to duplicate the same level of success with the Gators that he had at Notre Dame and Loyola. In his five seasons of coaching the Florida Gators football team from 1940 to 1945, Lieb compiled a 20–26–1 record,[7][12] and his contract was not renewed after the 1945 season. Thereafter, Lieb worked as the assistant Crimson Tide football coach and head track & field coach at the University of Alabama, where his old Notre Dame teammate Frank Thomas was the head football coach,[11] from 1946 to 1951.[5]
Life after football
When Lieb retired in 1951, he returned to Los Angeles, where he became a public speaker. He died of an apparent heart attack in 1962 at age 62.[5] He was elected to the Loyola Marymount Hall of Fame posthumously in 1987.[9][13]
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^ "Notre Dame Loses Lieb; Tackle Who Broke Log In Purdue Game Is Out of Football for Season," The New York Times, p. 22 (October 16, 1922). Retrieved March 20, 2010.
^ Notre Dame Fighting Irish Athletics, Men's Track & Field, Tom Lieb. Retrieved July 9, 2014.
^ a b Sports Reference, Olympic Sports, Tom Lieb. Retrieved March 18, 2010.
^ a b c d Associated Press, "Lieb Named Florida Grid Mentor: Former Irish Coach Signs For 3 Years," St. Petersburg Times, p. 1 (April 1, 1940). Retrieved March 18, 2010.
^ a b c United Press International, "Thomas J. Lieb Dead; Ex-Football Coach, 62," The New York Times, p. 38 (May 1, 1962). Retrieved March 18, 2010.
^ Associated Press, "Rockne's Double Keeps Ramblers in Front," The Reading Eagle, p. 14 (November 25, 1929). Retrieved January 20, 2013.
^ a b c College Football Data Warehouse, All-Time Coaching Records, Thomas J. "Tom" Lieb Records by Year. Retrieved March 2, 2010.
^ Chris Warner, "Hockey Goes Hollywood:L.A.'s hottest ice show in the 1930s was USC vs. Loyola," Sports Illustrated (November 9, 1987). Retrieved March 18, 2010.
^ a b Alan Drooz, "Loyola Recalls Glory Days, Stars of Yore: University to Put Players, Coaches, Administrators Into Hall of Fame," Los Angeles Times (March 26, 1987). Retrieved March 18, 2010.
^ See, e.g., Associated Press, "Tom Lieb Wants to Provide Grid Fans Real Show," Sarasota Herald-Tribune, p. 6 (April 22, 1940). Retrieved March 20, 2010.
^ a b Associated Press, "Tom Lieb Takes Job At Alabama," St. Petereburg Times, p. 13 (May 8, 1946). Retrieved March 18, 2010.
^ 2012 Florida Football Media Guide, University Athletic Association, Gainesville, Florida, pp. 109, 115, 116 (2012). Retrieved September 16, 2012.
^ LMULions.com, Traditions, Loyola Marymount Athletics Hall of Fame. Retrieved March 18, 2010.
^ Southeastern Conference, All-Time Football Standings 1940–1949. Retrieved March 16, 2010.
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Tom Lieb at the College Football Data Warehouse
James Duncan Men's discus
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September 14, 1924 – May 2, 1925 Succeeded by
Glenn Hartranft
Notre Dame Fighting Irish men's ice hockey
Edmund P. Joyce Center (1968–2011)
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Benjamin Dubois (1926–1927)
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CCHA: 2007
Loyola Marymount Lions head football coaches
Walter Rheinschild (1909)
Ralph Jesson (1920)
James Linden (1921)
Jimmy Smith (1922)
Harold Hess (1923–1927)
Mike Pecarovich (1928)
William L. Driver (1929)
Marty Brill (1940–1941)
Bernie Bradley (1942)
No Team (1943–1945)
Tony DeLellis (1946)
Bill Sargent (1947–1948)
Jordan Olivar (1949–1951)
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Florida Gators head football coaches
Jack Forsythe (1906–1908)
George E. Pyle (1909–1913)
C. J. McCoy (1914–1916)
Alfred L. Buser (1917–1919)
William G. Kline (1920–1922)
James Van Fleet (1923–1924)
Harold Sebring (1925–1927)
Charlie Bachman (1928–1932)
Dennis K. Stanley (1933–1935)
Josh Cody (1936–1939)
No team (1943)
Raymond Wolf (1946–1949)
Bob Woodruff (1950–1959)
Ray Graves (1960–1969)
Doug Dickey (1970–1978)
Charley Pell (1979–1984)
Galen Hall (1984–1989)
Gary Darnell # (1989)
Steve Spurrier (1990–2001)
Ron Zook (2002–2004)
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Urban Meyer (2005–2010)
Will Muschamp (2011–2014)
D. J. Durkin # (2014)
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Pound sign (#) denotes interim head coach.
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US National Championship winners in men's discus throw
Amateur Athletic Union
1897-98: Charles Hennemann
1899-1900: Richard Sheldon
1901: Harry Gill (CAN) * Dick Sheridan
1902: Charles Hennemann
1903: Joseph Maddock
1904: Martin Sheridan
1905: Ralph Rose
1906-07: Martin Sheridan
1908: Marquis Horr
1910: Merritt Giffin
1912-14: Emil Muller
1915-17: Arlie Mucks
1918: Emil Muller
1919: Arlie Mucks
1920-22: Gus Pope
1923-24: Thomas Lieb
1925-26: Bud Houser
1927: Eric Krenz
1928: Bud Houser
1930-31: Paul Jessup
1932-33: John Anderson
1934: Robert Jones
1935-36: Ken Carpenter
1937: Phil Levy
1938: Pete Zagar
1939-40: Phil Fox
1941: Archie Harris
1942: Bob Fitch
1943-44: Hugh Cannon
1945: John Donaldson
1947-50: Fortune Gordien
1951: Dick Doyle
1952: Jim Dillion
1955: Parry O'Brien
1956: Ron Drummond
1957: Al Oerter
1958: Rink Babka
1959-60: Al Oerter
1961: Jay Silvester
1965: Ludvík Daněk (TCH) * Jay Silvester
1967: Gary Carlsen
1969: Jon Cole
1971: Tim Vollmer
1973: Mac Wilkins
1974-75: John Powell
1976-79: Mac Wilkins
The Athletics Congress
1981: Ben Plucknett
1982: Luis Delís (CUB) * Mac Wilkins
1989-90: Kamy Keshmiri
1991: Anthony Washington
1992: Kamy Keshmiri
1993-onwards
USA Track & Field
1994: Mike Gravelle
1995: Mike Buncic
1997-98: John Godina
2000-02: Adam Setliff
2003: Carl Brown
2004: Jarred Rome
2005-06: Ian Waltz
2007: Michael Robertson
2008: Ian Waltz
2009-10: Casey Malone
2012-13: Lance Brooks
2014: Hayden Reed
Notes
The 1920, 1928, 1932, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008 and 2012 championships incorporated the Olympic Trials,
otherwise held as a discrete event.

Name Lieb, Tom
Alternative names Lieb, Thomas John; Lieb, Thomas J.; Lieb, Thomas; Lieb, T. J.
Short description American track and field athlete, college football player, college football coach, college hockey coach, college athletic director, Olympic bronze medalist
Date of birth October 8, 1899
Place of birth Faribault, Minnesota, United States
Date of death April 30, 1962
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unfolded in the quick light of the day.
Joel Vega lives in Arnhem, The Netherlands where he works as publications editor for a medical organization. His poems have appeared in Poetry Salzburg Review, Runes, Sand (Berlin), Tale of Three Cities (Paris), Poets Against the War, and various print and online literary journals in the Philippines, The Netherlands, UK and Germany.
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Laukiz är en kommun i Spanien.   Den ligger i provinsen Bizkaia och regionen Baskien, i den norra delen av landet,  km norr om huvudstaden Madrid. Antalet invånare är . Arean är  kvadratkilometer. Laukiz gränsar till Landa, Gatika, Loiu och Erandio.

Terrängen i Laukiz är huvudsakligen platt, men västerut är den kuperad.

Klimatet i området är tempererat. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är augusti, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är januari, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är augusti, med  mm nederbörd.

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