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Reports: Israel Massing Forces at Southern Lebanon Border; Hezbullah on Red Alert
Press TV, January 14, 2009 - Nineteen days after the start of the Israeli offensive against the Gaza Strip, the Lebanese daily Al Safir reported Wednesday that southern Lebanon had witnessed the build-up of Israeli armored vehicles - tanks, military vessels and Apache helicopters - along the border.
"The Israeli army has mobilized its troops along the border from the western Lebanese village of Naqurah to the southern border village of Al Wazzani."
Citing military officials from Lebanon, the daily added that Israeli forces had also fired flares into the Lebanese territory.
While the report adds that the Lebanese army is on high alert, informed sources told Press TV's correspondent in Beirut that Hezbollah has also put its members on red alert.
Wednesday saw at least three rockets fired from the area of Habaniyeh in southern Lebanon into Israel. No casualties among the Israelis have been reported. Within minutes of the attack, Israel responded by firing eight rockets into southern Lebanon.
Following the rocket exchange, Israel sent telephone warnings to residents of southern Lebanon threatening to start a second front.
"People of Lebanon, launching rockets from southern Lebanon against innocents in northern Israel harms your own interests," one of the warnings said, according to AFP.
Israel's prime minister warned last week that no one in the region should "get the wrong impression" over Israel's determination "on any front."
"We are not afraid of any confrontation or threat. We truly hope that no one will put us to the test," Ehud Olmert said in a speech broadcast on army radio.
On the opening days of the war on Gaza, Former US ambassador to the UN John Bolton said the Israeli offensive would ignite a multi-front war which could lead to a US attack on Iran.
"So while our focus obviously is on Gaza right now, this could turn out to be a much larger conflict," the hawkish US official told FOXNews, adding, "We're looking at potentially a multi-front war."
Amid widespread speculation that the conflict in the Palestinian territory could spill over to other parts of the Middle East, Bolton added that there is "the possibility of the use of military force possibly by the United States, possibly by Israel," on Iran after the current war....
On December 25, two days before the start of the Israeli offensive against Gaza, Lebanese soldiers found and dismantled eight Katyusha rockets equipped with timers pointed south toward Israel.
Ever since the rocket incident, there has been an escalation of tensions on the border between Israel and Lebanon.
Lebanese president Michel Suleiman suggested Israel was responsible for the eight rockets found in southern Lebanon, saying that he fears "it is an Israeli attack to implicate Lebanon," according to the NOW Lebanon news website.


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«Два года каникул» () — приключенческий роман Жюля Верна, впервые опубликованный в 1888 году в «Журнале воспитания и развлечения» ().

Сюжет

Пятнадцать мальчиков в возрасте от восьми до четырнадцати лет из пансиона «Черман» в Окленде (Новая Зеландия) решают провести каникулы в морском путешествии. Ночью дети остаются одни на дрейфующем судне и попадают в шторм. Мальчиков уносит в открытое море, и 10 марта 1860 года они попадают на необитаемый остров в Тихом океане.

На необитаемом острове мальчики не впадают в отчаяние, а пытаются выжить, применяя смекалку и знания. Они строят плот, на котором перевозят все запасы в найденное убежище — грот. Герои занимаются рыбалкой, охотой, загоняют в отстроенный сарай скот, заготавливают продукты впрок, делают из тюленьего жира свечи. Среди местной флоры знающие ботанику определяют полезные растения, чайное дерево, а благодаря сахарному дереву кулинар Моко готовит сладости.

Герои устраивают выборы начальника: в первый год им становится Гордон, второй — Бриан. Старшие берут на себя роль наставников и учат младших различным наукам. Из развлечений — чтение книг, катание на коньках по замёрзшему озеру, путешествие по острову. Изучая остров, юные робинзоны дают всем уголкам острова (рекам, озеру, заливам) географические названия, а сам остров называют Черман в честь своего пансиона. Мальчики проявляют отвагу при отражении ночного нападения диких животных на их лагерь.

Идиллию спокойной жизни мальчиков нарушают разбойники, терпящие кораблекрушение и спасающиеся на том же острове. Герои организовывают им вооружённый отпор. Им помогают двое взрослых, боцман Ивенс и служанка Кэт, бежавшие из плена пиратов. После победы юные герои ремонтируют лодку, доставшуюся от разбойников, на которой покидают остров. Вскоре в море их подбирает корабль, который 25 февраля 1862 года доставляет мальчиков на родину в Окленд.

История создания
Жюль Верн начал работу над романом в 1886 году с целью завершить цикл о «робинзонах». В романах этого цикла он рассказывает о коллективном труде людей, попавших на необитаемый остров, находящихся вдали от цивилизованного общества. Человек всё время вынужден вступать в контакт с природой. Здесь — все за одного, один за всех. Возможно, один из героев — француз Бриан — получил имя в честь давнего приятеля Жюля Верна политического деятеля Аристида Бриана.

Издания
Впервые роман опубликован в журнале Пьера-Жюля Этцеля «Magasin d'Éducation et de Récréation» в 24 частях 1 января — 15 декабря 1888 года с иллюстрациями Леона Бенета. Также произведение вышло в свет ещё в трёх книгах: 18 июня 1888 (с предисловием автора), 8 ноября 1888 года и 19 ноября 1888 года (иллюстрированное издание; двадцать третий том «Необыкновенных путешествий»).

На русском языке
На русском языке роман представлен в следующих переводах:

Экранизации
 1962 — «Два года каникул» / Dos años de vacaciones (Испания, Мексика), режиссёр — Эмилио Гомес Муриэль.
 1964 — «Два года каникул» / Iki Sene Mektep Tatili (Турция), режиссёр — Ильмаз Атадениз.
 1966 — «Похищенный дирижабль» / Ukradená vzducholod (Чехословакия), режиссёр — Карел Земан.
 1970 — «Странные каникулы» / Strange Holiday (Австралия), режиссёр — Менде Браун.
 1974 — «Пираты Тихого океана» / Piratii din Pacific (Франция, ФРГ, Румыния), режиссёры — Жиль Гранжье, Серджиу Николаеску, Николае Коржос.
 1987 — аниме «Маленькие путешественники» / 十五少年漂流記 (Япония).
 1995 — мультсериал «Планета динозавров» / 恐竜冒険記ジュラトリッパ (Япония) основан на романе.
 2001 — аниме «Выжить на необитаемой планете» / Mujin Wakusei Survive (Япония).

Культурное влияние
 В 1978 году в КНДР вышел анонимный приключенческий роман «Повесть о пятнадцати мальчишках и девчонках» основная сюжетная линия которого во многом совпадает с романом «Два года каникул»; авторство этой книги приписывается Ким Ир Сену.
 Сценарист аниме-сериала Digimon Adventure Сатору Нисидзоно признался, что идею для сюжета сериала ему навеял роман «Два года каникул».
 Вопрос выживания и соперничества мальчиков отразился в книге 1954 года Уильяма Голдинга «Повелитель мух».

Примечания

Фантастические романы Жюля Верна
Романы 1888 года
Робинзонады
Приключенческие романы на французском языке

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KidsRights Index Frequently Asked Questions
Please consult our frequently asked questions about the KidsRights Index below.
What is the KidsRights Index?
The KidsRights Index is the annual global index published by the KidsRights Foundation which charts how countries adhere to and are equipped to improve children's rights. The KidsRights Index is an initiative of the KidsRights Foundation, in cooperation with Erasmus University Rotterdam: Erasmus School of Economics and the International Institute of Social Studies. It is a ranking of all states that have ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child for which sufficient data is available. A total of 185 countries are ranked in 2022.
The Index covers five domains with a total of 20 indicators. It consolidates the most crucial general children's rights indicators and implementation requirements of the CRC for which sufficient data is available. The five domains are: 1. Right to Life, 2. Right to Health, 3. Right to Education, 4. Right to Protection and 5. Enabling Environment for Child Rights.
Domain 5, the 'Enabling Environment for Child Rights' – or Child Rights Environment in short – is an important and unique domain within the KidsRights Index. It reveals the extent to which countries have operationalized the general principles of the CRC according to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child (non-discrimination; best interests of the child; respect for the views of the child/participation) and the extent to which there is a basic 'infrastructure' for making and implementing child rights policy (in the form of enabling national legislation; mobilization of the 'best available' budget; collection and analysis of disaggregated data; and state-civil society cooperation for child rights).
The KidsRights Index's overall ranking and additional information, including a trend report of the rankings on the individual domains and other available information, is available at www.kidsrightsindex.org.
Why is the KidsRights Index important?
The adoption of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1989 marked a crucial step in improving children's rights across the globe. However, there is still a considerable gap between the good intentions of policymakers and the actual effects policy has on the day to day lives of children. The KidsRights Index is currently the only tool equipped to uncover said gaps, chart the performances of countries and identify themes and trends in the child rights arena. Its significance is arguably greater than ever, given the rise of political unrest and even war in many regions.
The KidsRights Index is a tool to make existing, authoritative and comparable data on the state of children's rights around the world more easily accessible to governments, civil society, the general public and other relevant stakeholders. We want to make the comprehensive reports of the UN CRC more understandable to stimulate discussion of children's rights. Based on the results of the Index, concrete recommendations can be made to various countries to improve.
The KidsRights Index measures performance in five domains. Has a weighting factor been applied?
All domains from the KidsRights Index have the same weight. This has been deliberately chosen. The performance of countries across all domains of the Index is important for the implementation and compliance with child rights as enshrined in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child does not give priority to certain children's rights; the KidsRights Index also does not.
The scores for each domain are calculated as the mean of the scores on the underlying indicators. The scores are standardised between a minimum of 0.01 and a maximum of 1. If scores of indicators are missing then the domain score is calculated over the score of the remaining indicators.
The total score of the KidsRights Index is calculated as the geometric mean of the scores on the five specific domains. The geometric mean is used, instead of the arithmetic mean, because it makes it more difficult to compensate for low scores on specific domains. Compensation is not desired, because all children's rights are considered important. An extremely low score in one area of children's rights, for example on providing an 'enabling environment for child rights', can therefore not be compensated with a high score on for example 'education'.
Why are these 5 domains chosen?
The chosen domains cover as many aspects of the lives of children with reliable and comparable data that are currently available. The KidsRights Index is a combination of quantitative and qualitative indicators that measure both measurable rights, such as the right to education and the right to life, as the more qualitative rights such as non-discrimination and participation.
What do the colours mean? And what does it mean when a country is ranking 16-31, for example?
The index is a ranked country list, with colour-coding indicating relevant clusters of rankings. There are five different clusters which display a more or less similar performance level, as each cluster concerns countries for which the scores belong to the same distribution. Within a cluster the scores of countries are thus more similar than across clusters. The clusters are expressed in coloured world maps on www.kidsrightsindex.org.
A ranking of 16-31 means that that country shares a rank with several countries that received the exact same score. Only when scores are different a country can be ranked individually.
Why do some of the richer countries score (much) lower than some of the poorer countries?
The KidsRights index is not an absolute ranking of countries in which children have the best life, the best living circumstances or the maximum level of respect for their rights. In accordance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the practice of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, in domain 5 of the KidsRights Index countries are scored relatively to their capacity to implement children's rights. According to article 4 of the CRC, countries need to "take measures to the maximum extent of their available resources" to realize children's rights. The Index recognizes this principle particularly in its domain 5, which is based on the Concluding Observations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child. This will be expressed in the scores of these countries in domain 5 and may have different actual implications for some states as compared to others.
For example, a highly developed country can be expected to mobilize more resources than a least developed country. Accordingly, in situations in which relatively limited means are available to implement the CRC, political will to genuinely prioritize children's rights by allocating the maximum/best available budget can make a significant difference. Likewise, certain well-resourced countries might nevertheless have failed to adequately address discrimination of children or may not have been active on gathering disaggregated data on the situation of (particular groups of) children in that country. This explains why in certain situations perhaps rather unexpected scores may be obtained on the KidsRights Index. It also might be caused by the fact that the CRC Committee assesses a state more strictly over time (for example because previous Concluding Observations were not acted upon).
What data sources are used for the KidsRights Index?
The Index pools data from three reputable sources: quantitative data published and regularly updated by UNICEF at www.data.unicef.org and UNDP (www.hdr.undp.org/data) and qualitative data published by the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child in its Concluding Observations for all states that are legally bound by the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Is the data used up to date?
The KidsRights Index contains the most up to date data available. In the KidsRights Index 17 countries are included for which the data in domain 5 is older than ten years. The analysis is based on Concluding Observations from 2009 and before. This was done because more recent data is not available, as these countries have not presented them before the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child after 2009. The ranking of these countries may therefore not reflect the current children's rights situation.
Even though the information is dated, these countries are still included in the KidsRights Index, as the Index remains the only source of information on the CRC that allows for international comparison. It also underlines the need for countries to be reviewed by the Committee on the Rights of the Child on a regular basis (every five years).
How many countries are part of the KidsRights Index and why?
The KidsRights Index comprises a ranking of all states that are parties to the United Nations (UN) Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and for which sufficient data is available. This is a total number of 182 countries in 2019. At present the Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989) is ratified by all of the world's nations but one: the United States of America. For some countries there is not enough data to be assessed in the Index.
Why is the US not ranked in the KidsRights Index?
The United States of America have not ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child and have therefore not been included in the KidsRights Index. As they have not ratified the Convention they are not legally bound by it and do not report to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child. Thus, no data is available for domain 5 'Child Rights Environment' and the US therefore cannot be included in the KidsRights Index.
What happens if there is not enough data available?
The score for a domain is not calculated if more than half of the indicators of that domain have a missing value. A country is not included in the overall Index if the score on domain 5 'Child Rights Environment' is missing. A country is also not included if more than half of all the domain scores are missing (e.g. when three or more domains are missing).
The advantage of this new approach is that the scores for the domains and the total Index are now completely based on the most recent available data (i.e. there are no more imputations of missing values based on historical data). Moreover, the restrictions on calculating the domain scores and the overall score make sure that these scores are based on a substantial number of indicators. In the previous versions of the KidsRights Index, the score of countries with many missing values could be based on just a small number of indicators, and therefore be sensitive for very high or low scoring based on a few indicators.
Who are involved in the publication of the KidsRights Index? What is their experience/specific added value?
The KidsRights Index is an initiative of the KidsRights Foundation, in cooperation with Erasmus University Rotterdam: Erasmus School of Economics and the International Institute of Social Studies each with their own valuable expertise: the social scientific contribution is provided by the International Institute of Social Studies, the economical and arithmetic scientific contribution by the Erasmus School of Economics and KidsRights Foundation takes care of the publication, communication and advocacy.

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One of my favorite parts about entering a new season is how the shift in weather brings about a shift in our moods, and how that mood shift then translates to a change in colors in our wardrobe, hair, and makeup. While summer is usually about keeping things light and bright, fall always tends to be deeper, darker, and richer. I asked our lovely in-house makeup artist April for her favorite nail trends for Fall 2013.
Metallics are certainly hot this season, in all different hues. April recommends Essie's Nothing Else Metals, which has a beautiful purplish undertone. Keeping it metallically basic, we also love Essie's No Place Like Chrome, pictured below.
We're obsessed with black nails for fall, and this year we like adding a little bit of added excitement. Here we used Maybelline's Color Show Nail Lacquer in Onyx Rush as a base and then created a half moon shape at the tip of the nail with Free People polish in gold.
Red is always a staple when it comes to fall nails, and this season we're going deep and moody. April recommends Chanel's La Vernis Nail Colour in Rouge Noir as a go-to for this season.
Which trend will make its way onto your nails this fall?
More beauty ideas we love.
Great ideas! Leaves drawn on with toothpicks are also a lot of fun, yet take a bit o practice.
love metallics, blacks and deep reds! some of my favorite colors to paint my nails! i'm going to a wedding this weekend and wearing your southern girl slip with the parisian slip underneath and i can't decide what color to paint my nails! i'm wearing black accessories but maybe some dark red nails? :) i know… dilemas… i'm also loving the oil slick color for fall! i love my new essie "for the twill of it"!
Love picture #3, but I'm not a big fan of gold… Decided to try a little twist – looks pretty nice with silver!
I have been wearing Essie's No Place Like Chrome all summer long and I love it! It's the perfect color to bring out a tan, even if it does need more than one topcoat to stay.
deep purples and dark blue for fall!
why did you paint all over your cuticles? i think your mani would have looked better with clean lines.
I tried all of these ideas and mixed up the colors and I LOVE it!!


Years ago, I had a recipe for making something akin to gefilte fish using a product called Tuno. I probably got the recipe from here, in fact. I no longer have the recipe and I haven't seen Tuno in years, but recently I noticed something called "Vegan Toona" which would probably work as well, so if you have such a recipe I'd appreciate it.
I've been vegetarian for more than 20 years now, and I rarely get cravings for anything that I no longer eat, but every once in a while (usually around Passover) I do get a craving for gefilte fish.


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AWARENESS, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE OF HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS TO ADVERSE DRUG REACTION REPORTING IN NNEWI NORTH L.G.A, ANAMBRA STATE
This descriptive cross sectional survey was conducted on healthcare professionals working at different healthcare facilities in Nnewi North L.G.A of Anambra state to determine their awareness, attitude and practice to ADR reporting. The research was carried out after an approval from Nnamdi Azikiwe University teaching Hospital ethical committee. Written consent was obtained from the heads of different health facilities and informed consent was obtained from individual respondents during the administration of the questionnaires. Simple random sampling technique was used to select the health facilities studied and numbers of different professional groups sampled was proportionately determined. Consecutive recruitment method was used until the required sample was attained.
A total of 372 respondents [including 241 (64.8%) nurses/related health care workers, 109 (29.3%) doctors and 22 (5.9%) pharmacists] were studied. Two hundred and twenty one (59.4%) respondents were not aware of the existence of ADR reporting scheme in Nigeria. 241 (64.8%) of them lack the knowledge of reporting guideline. Though 85.8% of the respondents believe ADR reporting to be their professional responsibility, 310 (83.3%) suspected an ADR without reporting it, Uncertainty of reactions caused by drug, ignorance on how to report, fear, unavailability of reporting forms/guideline and lack of electronic means of reporting were mentioned as obstacles to ADR reporting.
There was indeed poor awareness (40.6%), poor attitude, and poor practice (0.9%) of ADR reporting among health professionals working in Nnewi North Local Government Area of Anambra state.
1.1. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
Adverse drug reaction (ADR) has been defined in so many ways. WHO defines ADR as any response to a drug which is noxious and unintended, and which occurs at doses normally used in man for prophylaxis, diagnosis, therapy of disease, or for the
modification of physiological function1. A definition by Karch and Lasagna2 puts ADR as any response to a drug that is noxious and unintended, and that occurs at doses used in humans for prophylaxis, diagnosis, or therapy, excluding failure to accomplish the intended purpose. The American society of health system Pharmacists (ASHP) 3 defines a significant ADR as any unexpected, unintended, undesired, or excessive response to a drug that;
Requires discontinuing the drug (therapeutic or diagnostic), Requires changing the drug therapy,
Requires modifying the dose (except for minor dosage adjustments), Necessitates admission to a hospital,
Prolongs stay in a health care facility, Necessitates supportive treatment, Significantly complicates diagnosis, Negatively affects prognosis, or Results in temporary or permanent harm, disability, or death.
Consistent with this definition, an allergic reaction (an immunologic hypersensitivity, occurring as the result of unusual sensitivity to a drug) and an idiosyncratic reaction (an abnormal susceptibility to a drug that is peculiar to the individual) are also considered ADRs. Other definitions of ADRs exist, including that of the United state Agency for Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 4.
For reporting purposes, FDA categorizes a serious ADR as one in which the patient's outcome is death, life-threatening (real risk of dying), hospitalization (initial or prolonged), disability (significant, persistent, or permanent), congenital anomaly, or required intervention to prevent permanent impairment or damage. It should be noted that side effect {an effect with predictable frequency; an effect whose occurrence are related to the size of the dose; or an expected, well-known reaction resulting in little or no change in patient management (e.g., drowsiness or dry mouth due to administration of certain antihistamines or nausea associated with the use of antineoplastics)}, drug withdrawal, drug-abuse syndromes, accidental poisoning, and drug-overdose complications should not be defined as ADRs.4
TYPES OF ADVERSE DRUG RACTION
ADRs may be categorized in five groups. The two most common are dose related effects (type A: augmented) and effects related to abnormal interaction between patient and drug (type B: bizarre). 5
Type A: Adverse drug reactions:
Type A: (augmented) reactions are normal pharmacologic effects of the drug exaggerated to the point of being undesirable or intolerable for patients. Type A ADRs are the most common, accounting for 75-80% of those reported. 4 Reactions of this type are also called 'predictable', because they are predictable from the pharmacology of the drug, whether caused by an excessive effect of the main pharmacological action (such as hypotension with antihypertensive drugs), or by an undesired secondary pharmacological action (such as the dose-dependent adrenal suppression caused by inhaled corticosteroids, which is of particular concern in children) 4.
Type A reactions are dose-related, occurring at a dose that is too high for the individual, and tend to have a relatively high morbidity. However, because type A reactions are usually slow in onset, the associated mortality rate is lower than in type B reactions. A type A drug reaction is more likely to occur with drugs that have a narrow therapeutic index (such as theophylline), and tend to occur more often in elderly people and neonates.
In general, drugs causing type B and serious type A reactions need to be stopped, whereas drugs causing less severe type A reactions may be continued at a reduced dose.4 For type A reactions, other management options might include substitution of a similar but more selective drug, or giving additional drugs to antagonize the unwanted effects of the primary agent 3, 6. Examples - Warfarin or heparin, which causes bruising; or diphenhydramine, which causes drowsiness. Another form of type A reaction involves a drug's recognized pharmacologic property other than the primary desired one. For example, b-adrenergic blocking agents exert their effect on receptors other than those targeted in the heart and vasculature, leading to the potential of bronchospasm due to b-blockade of certain receptors in the pulmonary tree. E.g.
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Hans Imhoff (* 12. März 1922 in Köln; † 21. Dezember 2007 ebenda) war ein deutscher Schokoladen-Fabrikant. Er gründete das nach ihm benannte Imhoff-Schokoladenmuseum in Köln.

Kindheit und Nachkriegsjahre
Hans Imhoff war der Sohn von Fritz Imhoff, einem Schlossermeister für Stahlkonstruktionen und Kirchenfenster, und Charlotte Imhoff (geborene Gallé). Nach Besuch der dreijährigen Handelsschule begann er in Köln eine kaufmännische Lehre. Er meldete sich danach als Freiwilliger bei der Kriegsmarine in einer Kriegsberichterstattereinheit. Aufgrund eines Augenleidens wurde er 1943 als Marinesoldat ausgemustert und kehrte nach Köln zurück. Im gleichen Jahr heiratete er seine erste Frau Irmgard Lenz, mit der er zwei Kinder hatte. Er arbeitete zunächst in einer Autowerkstatt und wechselte 1944 zum Kölner Fahrzeugproduzenten Ford. Im Oktober 1945 erhielt Imhoff von den Besatzungsmächten die Genehmigung, in Alf einen Lebensmittelgroßhandel zu errichten, der kurze Zeit später zum größten Lebensmittelversorger in der Region aufstieg. Im Juni 1948 gründete er in Bullay eine Schokoladen- und Pralinenfabrik mit einer auf dem Schwarzmarkt erstandenen Schokoladenmaschine und avancierte zum ersten deutschen Nachkriegsmillionär. Das Unternehmen wuchs ständig, im Jahre 1958 beschäftigte Imhoff bereits 400 Mitarbeiter.

Nach Köln kehrte er 1964 zurück, um hier die Süßwaren-Kette "Punkt und Pünktchen" zu gründen, die er danach mit der "Susi Süßwaren-Fachgeschäfte" verschmolz. Nach dem Wegfall der Preisbindung für Tafelschokolade im August 1964 schloss er einen Lizenzvertrag mit dem Schokoladenhersteller Chocolat Tobler über die Produktion einer Jahresmenge von 3.000 t Schokolade und erreichte ein Jahr später einen Umsatz von 30 Millionen Mark. Diese Lizenzvereinbarung wurde für viele Jahre zum Kerngeschäft seines Unternehmens.

Expansion durch Stollwerck
Bisher hatte Imhoff ausschließlich No-Name-Produkte hergestellt. Er übernahm 1969 erstmals mit der Hildebrand, Kakao- und Schokoladenfabrik in Berlin – Deutschlands ältester Schokoladenfabrik – das Markenprodukt "Scho-Ka-Kola". Im Januar 1972 übernahm er die Kölner Stollwerck AG, die sich zu diesem Zeitpunkt in einer Unternehmenskrise befand. Stollwerck wies zu jener Zeit bei einem Umsatz von 100 Millionen DM einen Verlust von 10 Millionen DM aus. Imhoff erwarb 46,5 % der Stollwerck-Aktien von der Deutschen Bank AG. Auf einer dramatischen Hauptversammlung wurde er am 21. Dezember 1972 als Sanierer präsentiert. In den folgenden Jahren sanierte er das Unternehmen gründlich durch eine klare Markenpolitik und ein knappes Sortiment (von über 1.200 Artikeln wurde auf 190 gestutzt) zu einem der führenden europäischen Schokoladenkonzerne.

Im Jahre 1974 verkaufte Imhoff das 57.356 m² große Stollwerck-Betriebsgelände und das sanierungsbedürftige Verwaltungsgebäude im Kölner Severinsviertel an den Kölner Finanzmakler und Immobilienkaufmann Renatus Rüger für 25 Millionen DM, obwohl der Wert in einem Gutachten auf lediglich 5,5 Millionen Mark geschätzt worden war. Zusätzlich flossen für die Verlegung nach Westhoven 10 Millionen Mark Fördermittel der Stadt Köln. Im Gegenzug erhielt er von Rüger neben dem Erlös noch 36 % der Stollwerck-Aktien (Gegenwert 23,5 Millionen DM), insgesamt 48,5 Millionen DM. Hans Imhoff hielt damit 82,5 % an der Stollwerck AG. Nachdem die Stadt das Gelände am 3. Oktober 1974 zum Sanierungsgebiet erklärt hatte, erwarb sie es von Rüger am 4. Juli 1978 für 40 Millionen Mark. Nach der Grundsteinlegung am 18. April 1975 zog das Unternehmen im Dezember 1975 an den neuen Standort nach Köln-Westhoven. Die Rüger gehörende Abschreibungsgesellschaft WITAG finanzierte die dortigen Baukosten durch Investorenkapital. Ab 20. Mai 1980 wurde das verlassene alte Stollwerck-Gelände besetzt, um den drohenden Abriss zu verhindern. Doch ab Juli 1987 wurden Maschinenhalle und Annosaal abgerissen und der Anno-Riegel umgebaut.

In zweijährigem Abstand übernahm nun die Imhoff Industrie Holding AG traditionsreiche und bekannte Schokoladenhersteller wie Eszet (1975), Waldbaur (1977) oder Sprengel (1979). Im Januar 1998 kam die Marke Sarotti von der Nestlé Deutschland AG hinzu, es folgte Gubor im März 1999. Nach der Wiedervereinigung engagierte sich Imhoff in Ostdeutschland. Er übernahm im Januar 1991 den thüringischen Schokoladen- und Süßwarenhersteller "VEB Kombinat Süßwaren" in Saalfeld/Saale und investierte hier für 240 Millionen DM. Imhoff beschränkte sich nun nicht mehr auf die Schokoladeproduktion, sondern diversifizierte in andere Branchen. Er gründete mit der Firma Larosé (März 1977) ein Leasingunternehmen für Berufskleidung, Hotel- und Krankenhauswäsche und erwarb die ehemalige Bergbau-Gesellschaft Concordia AG (1977).

Seine Unternehmen führte er patriarchalisch wie ein Familienunternehmen. Die Hauptversammlungen der Stollwerck AG mit den Minderheitsaktionären verwandelte Imhoff in amüsante Veranstaltungen mit großzügiger Bewirtung und Naturaldividenden in Form von Schoko-Paketen. 1988 machte er in seinem Buch Kakao – Das wahre Gold der Azteken auf den seiner Ansicht nach schädlichen Dualismus zwischen fortschrittlichen und rückständigen Wirtschaftsordnungen aufmerksam.

Beim Umzug der Stollwerck-Zentrale im Dezember 1975 nach Köln-Westhoven fiel Imhoff der umfangreiche Fundus an Exponaten auf, die für ein Museum geeignet waren. Er entschloss sich, das erste Schokoladenmuseum zu errichten, das er am 31. Oktober 1993 unter dem Namen Imhoff-Stollwerck-Schokoladenmuseum in Köln eröffnete. Es entwickelte sich zu einem Publikumsmagneten für Köln.

Verkauf von Stollwerck
Da es ihm nicht gelang, bei der Stollwerck AG für eine familieninterne Nachfolge zu sorgen, veräußerte er im April 2002 seine – inzwischen auf 96 % angewachsene – Aktienmehrheit an der Stollwerck AG (2001: 2.500 Beschäftigte, 750 Mill Euro Umsatz und 16,3 Millionen Euro Gewinn, Marktanteil 13,5 %, bei Tafelschokolade sogar 24,2 %) für 175 Millionen DM an den Schweizer Schokoladenkonzern Barry Callebaut AG. Die noch freien Aktionäre (4 %) wurden in einem Squeeze-out abgefunden. In Porz-Westhoven wurde bis März 2005 produziert, die dortige Produktion wurde auf die Stollwerck-Konzerntochter Van Houten GmbH & Co. KG nach Norderstedt verlagert. Callebaut hat im Oktober 2011 die drei deutschen Stollwerck-Fabriken an die belgische Baronie-Gruppe veräußert.

Hans Imhoff zog sich ins Privatleben zurück; er starb am 21. Dezember 2007 nach langer Krankheit und wurde auf dem Kölner Melaten-Friedhof beigesetzt.
Bis zu seinem Tod war er in zweiter Ehe verheiratet mit Gerburg Klara Imhoff (geb. Schmidt) und war Vater von vier Kindern.

Ehrungen (Auswahl)
 Ehrenbürger von Wurzen
 Ehrenbürger von Saalfeld an der Saale
 Honorarkonsul von Togo
 1990: Bundesverdienstkreuz I. Klasse
 1994: Verdienstorden des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen
 1995: Verleihung der Ehrendoktorwürde der Medizinischen Fakultät der Universität zu Köln
 1997: Großes Verdienstkreuz der Bundesrepublik Deutschland
 2001: Ehrenbürgerschaft der Stadt Köln
 2019: Die Hans-Imhoff-Straße im Kölner Stadtteil Deutz wird nach ihm benannt.

Literatur
 Hans Imhoff: Kakao – Das wahre Gold der Azteken, Düsseldorf 1988, ISBN 3-430-14957-6
 Claus Jacobi: Der Schokoladenkönig. Das unglaubliche Leben des Hans Imhoff, München 1997, ISBN 3-7844-2650-6
 Hans-Josef Joest: Auf der Schokoladenseite – Hans Imhoff, eine Nachkriegskarriere, Düsseldorf 1988, ISBN 3-430-15098-1

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website des Schokoladenmuseums Köln
 Imhoff Stiftung
 Das Schokoladenmuseum – aus geschichte.nrw.de
 Ein rheinischer Kapitalist, Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger, 22. Dezember 2007
 "Schokoladenfabrikant Imhoff gestorben", Spiegel Online, 22. Dezember 2007

Einzelnachweise

Industrieller (Köln)
Unternehmer (Ernährungswirtschaft)
Essen und Trinken (Köln)
Honorarkonsul
Träger des Großen Bundesverdienstkreuzes
Träger des Verdienstordens des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen
Ehrenbürger von Köln
Ehrenbürger im Landkreis Saalfeld-Rudolstadt
Person (Saalfeld/Saale)
Ehrenbürger von Wurzen
Deutscher
Geboren 1922
Gestorben 2007
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Red-hot Astros remain aggressive in their search for more pitching
By Ken Rosenthal | FoxSports
The Astros, with a victory on Wednesday, would improve to 29-12 and match the Cubs start after 41 games last season.
And club officials want the team to be stronger still.
The Astros remain interested in adding a starting pitcher and also are likely to pursue a left-handed reliever before the July 31 nonwaiver deadline, major-league sources say.
No trade is expected soon -- trade discussions generally do not accelerate until after the amateur draft in June and sellers likely will maintain high asking prices until late July.
But the Astros, who began the season with the games third-best farm system, according to Baseball America, are in position to pursue virtually any player who becomes available.
The Pirates, currently in last place in the NL Central at 16-23, have two pitchers who intrigue the Astros, sources say -- right-hander Gerrit Cole, who is under control through 2019, and left-handed closer Tony Watson, who is a free agent at the end of the season.
It is not yet clear if the Pirates will be sellers, or if they would be willing to move Cole. But with center fielder Andrew McCutchen batting only .206 with a .670 OPS, a trade of Cole might be the Pirates best chance of landing significant value in a season that looks increasingly lost.
The Pirates asking price for Cole likely would be exorbitant, given that a contender effectively would be acquiring him for three pennant races. The Astros have faced a similar issue in their pursuit of White Sox left-hander Jose Quintana, who is off to a relatively slow start, with a 4.38 ERA in 49 1/3 innings. Quintana is under control for even longer than Cole, through 2020.
Numerous other starting pitchers will be available before the deadline, but the Astros will be seeking an impact arm who could join left-hander Dallas Keuchel and righty Lance McCullers in a postseason rotation.
The Astros desire to add a starter, which dates back to last offseason, has become more acute even as the team has raced to the best record in the majors. Of particular concern: Right-hander Mike Fiers, who has allowed a major league-high 16 homers and pitched to a 5.75 ERA in 36 innings.
Righty Joe Musgrove, meanwhile, is in his first full major-league season and righty Charlie Morton has not pitched more than 157 1/3 innings in a season since 2011.
The Astros need for a left-handed reliever will be less urgent if their sole lefty in the pen, Tony Sipp, recovers from his early struggles. Sipp has been better of late, and threw 2 2/3 scoreless innings against the Marlins on Tuesday night.
gallery:7 MLB trades that should happen immediately
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Q: Python if elif codes to create a paycheck I am trying to use Python coding to create a paycheck when a user enters a said amount of hours. For under 40 hours a week of work, the standard pay is $9.25 an hour. Anything over 40 hours is rewarded a 150% of bonus(150% of 9.25 that is). I should also be able to take in hours entered in fractions and be able to print the paycheck as the output(which states the number of hours worked, pay per hour, bonus received, if any and the total salary)
So far, I have been able to successfully use the if else statement to get the final result but I do not know how to take in fractions and print the entire paycheck in the output. I am fairly new to Python and really like it a lot. Can someone please help me improvise my code and help me with fractions and printing the entire paycheck?
Here is my code so far.
hours = int(input('Please enter the number of hours...'))

if hours <= 40:
    hourlyWage = hours*(9.25)

elif hours > 40:
    hourlyWage = hours*(9.25*1.5)

print('Your salary is ${0}'.format(hourlyWage))

Thank you and help is much appreciated!

A: hours = int(input('Please enter the number of hours...'))

hourlyWage = 9.25
bonus = 0.5
bonusThreshold = 40
bonusHours = max(0, hours - bonusThreshold)
regularSalary = hourlyWage * hours
bonusSalary = bonusHours * hourlyWage * bonus
totalSalary = regularSalary + bonusSalary

print('Worked: {0} hours.'.format(hours))
print('Pay per hour: ${0}.'.format(hourlyWage))
print('Bonus received: ${0}'.format(bonusSalary))
print('Total salary: ${0}'.format(totalSalary))

A: hours = float(input('Please enter the number of hours...'))
hourlyWage = hours*(9.25)
hours = hours - 40
if hours > 0:
    hourlyWage = hourlyWage + (hours*(9.25*1.5))

print('Your salary is ${0}'.format(hourlyWage))

A: hours = float(input('Please enter the number of hours...'))
pay = hours * 9.25 + max(hours-40,0)* (9.25*1.5-9.25)
print('Your salary is ${0}'.format(pay))

A: Your need to format your print statement.  Here are some examples.
hours = 50
hourly_wage = 9.25
>>> print('Your salary is ${0:,.2f}'.format(hourly_wage * hours
                                            + max(0, hours - 40) * hourly_wage * 1.5))

Your salary is $601.25

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Q: Why Docker container is silently removed on start I am trying to run Integration test written in Java using testcontainers library.

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*OS: macOS Catalina 10.15.6

*Docker Engine: 19.03.13

*Docker Desktop: 2.4.0.0

*Testcontainers version: 1.14.3

*Java: 8

This library runs Ryuk Docker container responsible for Docker resources cleanup after test execution. Basically, library creates Ryuk container and then starts it. However, when the library tries to start Ryuk, it is silently removed. This issue appeared after last Docker Desktop upgrade.
Seems like Docker itself rejects this container for some reason, because there was no API call to kill it according to the logs.
Could you please help me with this problem?
Docker container inspect output:
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    {
        "Id": "81ff589cf8993fa7d20bbab0f3817d2ef9eeeb81994ee1c9bddcb0d947605084",
        "Created": "2020-10-08T13:57:32.805356662Z",
        "Path": "/app",
        "Args": [],
        "State": {
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            "Running": false,
            "Paused": false,
            "Restarting": false,
            "OOMKilled": false,
            "Dead": false,
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            "ExitCode": 0,
            "Error": "",
            "StartedAt": "0001-01-01T00:00:00Z",
            "FinishedAt": "0001-01-01T00:00:00Z"
        },
        "Image": "sha256:344c0229fe447209d01c388035dfe01ca38f5289d99c7e14febbcb9a0b128775",
        "ResolvConfPath": "",
        "HostnamePath": "",
        "HostsPath": "",
        "LogPath": "",
        "Name": "/testcontainers-ryuk-4b282143-1305-44c2-9fc2-2bd323a2bd67",
        "RestartCount": 0,
        "Driver": "overlay2",
        "Platform": "linux",
        "MountLabel": "",
        "ProcessLabel": "",
        "AppArmorProfile": "",
        "HostConfig": {
            "Binds": [
                "/host_mnt/Users/rastiehaiev/Library/Containers/com.docker.docker/Data/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock:rw"
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            "LogConfig": {
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            "RestartPolicy": {
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                "MaximumRetryCount": 0
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            "AutoRemove": true,
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            "IpcMode": "private",
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            "OomScoreAdj": 0,
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            "Privileged": false,
            "PublishAllPorts": true,
            "ReadonlyRootfs": false,
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            "UsernsMode": "",
            "ShmSize": 67108864,
            "Runtime": "runc",
            "ConsoleSize": [
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                0
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            "Isolation": "",
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            "BlkioWeight": 0,
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            "CpuQuota": 0,
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            "CpusetCpus": "",
            "CpusetMems": "",
            "Devices": null,
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            "OomKillDisable": false,
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            "CpuCount": 0,
            "CpuPercent": 0,
            "IOMaximumIOps": 0,
            "IOMaximumBandwidth": 0,
            "MaskedPaths": [
                "/proc/asound",
                "/proc/acpi",
                "/proc/kcore",
                "/proc/keys",
                "/proc/latency_stats",
                "/proc/timer_list",
                "/proc/timer_stats",
                "/proc/sched_debug",
                "/proc/scsi",
                "/sys/firmware"
            ],
            "ReadonlyPaths": [
                "/proc/bus",
                "/proc/fs",
                "/proc/irq",
                "/proc/sys",
                "/proc/sysrq-trigger"
            ]
        },
        "GraphDriver": {
            "Data": {
                "LowerDir": "/var/lib/docker/overlay2/2e9bdf84768ed5272c48f93a70c09341f789631edaf7b94f19a2117d767b2399-init/diff:/var/lib/docker/overlay2/3b560fdd2209c4a289be85aedb65399b08da026f21672efeb0951196d3748c77/diff:/var/lib/docker/overlay2/ac331eaaf59d9d135c1442f285cc4553658851fec751c492890efb693885375f/diff:/var/lib/docker/overlay2/9170a14e2be39e10fe11b9411e37a4672bed6b14c295a8ad4b8fbb7c9705935b/diff",
                "MergedDir": "/var/lib/docker/overlay2/2e9bdf84768ed5272c48f93a70c09341f789631edaf7b94f19a2117d767b2399/merged",
                "UpperDir": "/var/lib/docker/overlay2/2e9bdf84768ed5272c48f93a70c09341f789631edaf7b94f19a2117d767b2399/diff",
                "WorkDir": "/var/lib/docker/overlay2/2e9bdf84768ed5272c48f93a70c09341f789631edaf7b94f19a2117d767b2399/work"
            },
            "Name": "overlay2"
        },
        "Mounts": [
            {
                "Type": "bind",
                "Source": "/host_mnt/Users/rastiehaiev/Library/Containers/com.docker.docker/Data/docker.sock",
                "Destination": "/var/run/docker.sock",
                "Mode": "rw",
                "RW": true,
                "Propagation": "rprivate"
            }
        ],
        "Config": {
            "Hostname": "81ff589cf899",
            "Domainname": "",
            "User": "",
            "AttachStdin": false,
            "AttachStdout": false,
            "AttachStderr": false,
            "ExposedPorts": {
                "8080/tcp": {}
            },
            "Tty": false,
            "OpenStdin": false,
            "StdinOnce": false,
            "Env": [
                "PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin"
            ],
            "Cmd": [
                "/app"
            ],
            "Image": "testcontainersofficial/ryuk:0.3.0",
            "Volumes": null,
            "WorkingDir": "",
            "Entrypoint": null,
            "OnBuild": null,
            "Labels": {
                "desktop.docker.io/binds/0/Source": "//var/run/docker.sock",
                "desktop.docker.io/binds/0/SourceKind": "hostFile",
                "desktop.docker.io/binds/0/Target": "/var/run/docker.sock",
                "org.testcontainers": "true"
            }
        },
        "NetworkSettings": {
            "Bridge": "",
            "SandboxID": "",
            "HairpinMode": false,
            "LinkLocalIPv6Address": "",
            "LinkLocalIPv6PrefixLen": 0,
            "Ports": {},
            "SandboxKey": "",
            "SecondaryIPAddresses": null,
            "SecondaryIPv6Addresses": null,
            "EndpointID": "",
            "Gateway": "",
            "GlobalIPv6Address": "",
            "GlobalIPv6PrefixLen": 0,
            "IPAddress": "",
            "IPPrefixLen": 0,
            "IPv6Gateway": "",
            "MacAddress": "",
            "Networks": {
                "bridge": {
                    "IPAMConfig": null,
                    "Links": null,
                    "Aliases": null,
                    "NetworkID": "",
                    "EndpointID": "",
                    "Gateway": "",
                    "IPAddress": "",
                    "IPPrefixLen": 0,
                    "IPv6Gateway": "",
                    "GlobalIPv6Address": "",
                    "GlobalIPv6PrefixLen": 0,
                    "MacAddress": "",
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]

Docker system logs:
2020-10-08T14:16:40Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:16:40.806579359Z" level=debug msg="Calling GET /images/json?filter=testcontainersofficial%2Fryuk%3A0.3.0"
2020-10-08T14:16:41Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:16:41.184803499Z" level=debug msg="Calling POST /containers/create?name=testcontainers-ryuk-c2b76bfe-5e08-42df-836b-291c0aa4e898"
2020-10-08T14:16:41Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:16:41.185381040Z" level=debug msg="form data: {\"AttachStderr\":false,\"AttachStdin\":false,\"AttachStdout\":false,\"Cmd\":null,\"Domainname\":\"\",\"Entrypoint\":null,\"En
v\":null,\"ExposedPorts\":{\"8080/tcp\":{}},\"HostConfig\":{\"AutoRemove\":true,\"Binds\":[\"/host_mnt/Users/rastiehaiev/Library/Containers/com.docker.docker/Data/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock:rw\"],\"BlkioDeviceReadBp
s\":null,\"BlkioDeviceReadIOps\":null,\"BlkioDeviceWriteBps\":null,\"BlkioDeviceWriteIOps\":null,\"BlkioWeight\":0,\"BlkioWeightDevice\":null,\"CapAdd\":null,\"CapDrop\":null,\"Capabilities\":null,\"Cgroup\":\"\",\"Cgroup
Parent\":\"\",\"ConsoleSize\":[0,0],\"ContainerIDFile\":\"\",\"CpuCount\":0,\"CpuPercent\":0,\"CpuPeriod\":0,\"CpuQuota\":0,\"CpuRealtimePeriod\":0,\"CpuRealtimeRuntime\":0,\"CpuShares\":0,\"CpusetCpus\":\"\",\"CpusetMems
\":\"\",\"DeviceCgroupRules\":null,\"DeviceRequests\":null,\"Devices\":null,\"Dns\":null,\"DnsOptions\":null,\"DnsSearch\":null,\"ExtraHosts\":null,\"GroupAdd\":null,\"I
2020-10-08T14:16:41Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:16:41.203874397Z" level=debug msg="container mounted via layerStore: &{/var/lib/docker/overlay2/29307b0b1c8ab639ae287dd9c0bff4b550acab017dcac6bc1032f18783df72b7/merged 0x3d
7bfa0 0x3d7bfa0}"
2020-10-08T14:16:42Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:16:42.561989090Z" level=debug msg="Calling GET /system/df"
2020-10-08T14:16:42Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:16:42.563161207Z" level=debug msg="Calling GET /system/df"
2020-10-08T14:16:42Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:16:42.563279476Z" level=debug msg="FIXME: Got an API for which error does not match any expected type!!!: a disk usage operation is already running" error_type="*errors.err
orString" module=api
2020-10-08T14:16:42Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:16:42.563297884Z" level=error msg="Handler for GET /system/df returned error: a disk usage operation is already running"
2020-10-08T14:16:42Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:16:42.563313704Z" level=debug msg="FIXME: Got an API for which error does not match any expected type!!!: a disk usage operation is already running" error_type="*errors.err
orString" module=api
2020-10-08T14:16:42Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:16:42.577472479Z" level=debug msg=VolumeStore.Find ByType=service.andCombinator ByValue="[[local] 0x1645e10]"
2020-10-08T14:17:39Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:17:39.671947023Z" level=debug msg="Calling GET /v1.40/containers/json?all=1"
2020-10-08T14:17:48Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:17:48.043005587Z" level=debug msg="Calling GET /v1.40/containers/148a8fa42878/json"
2020-10-08T14:17:48Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:17:48.047243534Z" level=debug msg="begin logs" container=148a8fa428782b45e7b36517c80754571e2c3be8ca70e2fce82da4aa1a94a7bd method="(*Daemon).ContainerLogs" module=daemon
2020-10-08T14:17:48Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:17:48.047349685Z" level=debug msg="end logs (<nil>)" container=148a8fa428782b45e7b36517c80754571e2c3be8ca70e2fce82da4aa1a94a7bd method="(*Daemon).ContainerLogs" module=daem
on
2020-10-08T14:17:51Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:17:51.311935105Z" level=debug msg="Calling GET /v1.40/containers/148a8fa42878/json"
2020-10-08T14:18:26Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:26.969481521Z" level=debug msg="Calling POST /containers/148a8fa428782b45e7b36517c80754571e2c3be8ca70e2fce82da4aa1a94a7bd/start"
2020-10-08T14:18:26Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:26.969628004Z" level=debug msg="form data: null"
2020-10-08T14:18:26Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:26.971413387Z" level=debug msg="container mounted via layerStore: &{/var/lib/docker/overlay2/29307b0b1c8ab639ae287dd9c0bff4b550acab017dcac6bc1032f18783df72b7/merged 0x3d7bfa0 0x3d7bfa0}"
2020-10-08T14:18:26Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:26.972286209Z" level=debug msg="Assigning addresses for endpoint testcontainers-ryuk-c2b76bfe-5e08-42df-836b-291c0aa4e898's interface on network bridge"
2020-10-08T14:18:26Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:26.972347128Z" level=debug msg="RequestAddress(LocalDefault/172.17.0.0/16, <nil>, map[])"
2020-10-08T14:18:26Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:26.972393433Z" level=debug msg="Request address PoolID:172.17.0.0/16 App: ipam/default/data, ID: LocalDefault/172.17.0.0/16, DBIndex: 0x0, Bits: 65536, Unselected: 65533, Sequence: (0xc0000000, 1)->(0x0, 2046)->(0x1, 1)->end Curr:3 Serial:false PrefAddress:<nil> "
2020-10-08T14:18:26Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:26.985619161Z" level=debug msg="Assigning addresses for endpoint testcontainers-ryuk-c2b76bfe-5e08-42df-836b-291c0aa4e898's interface on network bridge"
2020-10-08T14:18:26Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:26.992776451Z" level=debug msg="Programming external connectivity on endpoint testcontainers-ryuk-c2b76bfe-5e08-42df-836b-291c0aa4e898 (744cfc348c7ebb7f4f37ff1d15a810cf925118eb18b813e4b079a8628b52e2ac)"
2020-10-08T14:18:26Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:26.993013144Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t nat -C DOCKER -p tcp -d 0/0 --dport 32772 -j DNAT --to-destination 172.17.0.2:8080 ! -i docker0]"
2020-10-08T14:18:26Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:26.997955746Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t nat -A DOCKER -p tcp -d 0/0 --dport 32772 -j DNAT --to-destination 172.17.0.2:8080 ! -i docker0]"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.003525652Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t filter -C DOCKER ! -i docker0 -o docker0 -p tcp -d 172.17.0.2 --dport 8080 -j ACCEPT]"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.008125887Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t filter -A DOCKER ! -i docker0 -o docker0 -p tcp -d 172.17.0.2 --dport 8080 -j ACCEPT]"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.011248735Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t nat -C POSTROUTING -p tcp -s 172.17.0.2 -d 172.17.0.2 --dport 8080 -j MASQUERADE]"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.014453984Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t nat -A POSTROUTING -p tcp -s 172.17.0.2 -d 172.17.0.2 --dport 8080 -j MASQUERADE]"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.026974404Z" level=debug msg="EnableService 148a8fa428782b45e7b36517c80754571e2c3be8ca70e2fce82da4aa1a94a7bd START"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.027030926Z" level=debug msg="EnableService 148a8fa428782b45e7b36517c80754571e2c3be8ca70e2fce82da4aa1a94a7bd DONE"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.035386163Z" level=debug msg="bundle dir created" bundle=/var/run/docker/containerd/148a8fa428782b45e7b36517c80754571e2c3be8ca70e2fce82da4aa1a94a7bd module=libcontainerd namespace=moby root=/var/lib/docker/overlay2/29307b0b1c8ab639ae287dd9c0bff4b550acab017dcac6bc1032f18783df72b7/merged
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.280445659Z" level=debug msg="sandbox set key processing took 100.216398ms for container 148a8fa428782b45e7b36517c80754571e2c3be8ca70e2fce82da4aa1a94a7bd"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.328718866Z" level=debug msg=event module=libcontainerd namespace=moby topic=/tasks/create
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.346374052Z" level=debug msg=event module=libcontainerd namespace=moby topic=/tasks/start
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.361502145Z" level=debug msg="Calling GET /containers/148a8fa428782b45e7b36517c80754571e2c3be8ca70e2fce82da4aa1a94a7bd/json"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.382404528Z" level=debug msg="Calling GET /containers/148a8fa428782b45e7b36517c80754571e2c3be8ca70e2fce82da4aa1a94a7bd/logs?stdout=true&stderr=true&follow=true&since=0"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.382552355Z" level=debug msg="begin logs" container=148a8fa428782b45e7b36517c80754571e2c3be8ca70e2fce82da4aa1a94a7bd method="(*Daemon).ContainerLogs" module=daemon
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.479073054Z" level=debug msg=event module=libcontainerd namespace=moby topic=/tasks/exit
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.546231426Z" level=debug msg=event module=libcontainerd namespace=moby topic=/tasks/delete
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.546316079Z" level=info msg="ignoring event" module=libcontainerd namespace=moby topic=/tasks/delete type="*events.TaskDelete"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.548362903Z" level=debug msg="Revoking external connectivity on endpoint testcontainers-ryuk-c2b76bfe-5e08-42df-836b-291c0aa4e898 (744cfc348c7ebb7f4f37ff1d15a810cf925118eb18b813e4b079a8628b52e2ac)"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.553270608Z" level=debug msg="end logs (<nil>)" container=148a8fa428782b45e7b36517c80754571e2c3be8ca70e2fce82da4aa1a94a7bd method="(*Daemon).ContainerLogs" module=daemon
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.561062325Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t nat -C DOCKER -p tcp -d 0/0 --dport 32772 -j DNAT --to-destination 172.17.0.2:8080 ! -i docker0]"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.565495319Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t nat -D DOCKER -p tcp -d 0/0 --dport 32772 -j DNAT --to-destination 172.17.0.2:8080 ! -i docker0]"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.569612079Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t filter -C DOCKER ! -i docker0 -o docker0 -p tcp -d 172.17.0.2 --dport 8080 -j ACCEPT]"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.571538278Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t filter -D DOCKER ! -i docker0 -o docker0 -p tcp -d 172.17.0.2 --dport 8080 -j ACCEPT]"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.573748296Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t nat -C POSTROUTING -p tcp -s 172.17.0.2 -d 172.17.0.2 --dport 8080 -j MASQUERADE]"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.576092480Z" level=debug msg="/sbin/iptables, [--wait -t nat -D POSTROUTING -p tcp -s 172.17.0.2 -d 172.17.0.2 --dport 8080 -j MASQUERADE]"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.580308290Z" level=debug msg="DeleteConntrackEntries purged ipv4:0, ipv6:0"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.637531876Z" level=debug msg="Releasing addresses for endpoint testcontainers-ryuk-c2b76bfe-5e08-42df-836b-291c0aa4e898's interface on network bridge"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.637597509Z" level=debug msg="ReleaseAddress(LocalDefault/172.17.0.0/16, 172.17.0.2)"
2020-10-08T14:18:27Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:27.637656795Z" level=debug msg="Released address PoolID:LocalDefault/172.17.0.0/16, Address:172.17.0.2 Sequence:App: ipam/default/data, ID: LocalDefault/172.17.0.0/16, DBIndex: 0x0, Bits: 65536, Unselected: 65532, Sequence: (0xe0000000, 1)->(0x0, 2046)->(0x1, 1)->end Curr:3"
2020-10-08T14:18:28Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:28.348463529Z" level=debug msg="Calling GET /system/df"
2020-10-08T14:18:28Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:28.349304690Z" level=debug msg="Calling GET /system/df"
2020-10-08T14:18:28Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:28.349587379Z" level=debug msg="FIXME: Got an API for which error does not match any expected type!!!: a disk usage operation is already running" error_type="*errors.errorString" module=api
2020-10-08T14:18:28Z dockerd time="2020-10-08T14:18:28.349765737Z" level=error msg="Handler for GET /system/df returned error: a disk usage operation is already running"
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A: It's a known issue #3166, just like Vitaly Chura said, and it was fixed in version 1.15.0-rc2.


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Oldham referee Robert Hicks to take charge of Grand Final
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Oldham referee Robert Hicks will be in charge of the Grand Final at Old Trafford on Saturday. Picture: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com
Robert Hicks will referee his first Super League Grand Final after being appointed to Saturday's title decider between Warrington and Wigan at Old Trafford.
Oldham-based Hicks, 34, who refereed the semi-final between Wigan and Hull, became a Super League referee in 2010 and was in charge of the Fiji-Papua New Guinea Test earlier this year.
Ben Thaler, who was in charge of last year's final as well as last Thursday's semi-final between Warrington and St Helens, will be the video referee on Saturday.
It means the final will have had a different referee for four successive years, following the previous appointments of Phil Bentham (2014) and Richard Silverwood (2013).
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Velvet Goldmine is een nummer van de Britse muzikant David Bowie, bedoeld voor zijn album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars uit 1972. Het nummer kwam echter pas in 1975 uit op de B-kant van de heruitgave van "Space Oddity".

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Het nummer was oorspronkelijk bedoeld om te verschijnen op het album Ziggy Stardust, maar werd uiteindelijk vervangen door "Starman" nadat Bowie's platenmaatschappij hem vertelde dat het album een "hitsingle" nodig had. De oorspronkelijke titel van het nummer was "He's a Goldmine". Het nummer zou goed passen bij de andere nummers op Ziggy Stardust. Voordat het nummer werd geschrapt van het album, zei Bowie in een radio-interview dat hij dacht dat het "een heerlijk ding" en "erg David Bowie" was. Oorspronkelijk werd gedacht dat het nummer een beschrijving was van Bowie die met een andere man zoent, maar in 1990 verklaarde hij dat hij in de derde persoon schreef en Ziggy Stardust, de hoofdpersoon van het album, aanbidt: "Je hebt geweldige benen, je hebt een geweldig hoofd, je hebt ringen om je vingers en je haar is rood".

Er wordt aangenomen dat het nummer niet op het album verscheen omdat het voor die tijd suggestieve en provocerende teksten zou bevatten. Bowie herschreef hierop het nummer, maar het werd nog steeds als te riskant beschouwd om in 1972 uitgebracht te worden. Hetzelfde lot beviel "Sweet Head", wat ook seksuele teksten bevat en werd vervangen door een cover van "It Ain't Easy".

Het nummer verscheen, samen met "Changes" op de B-kant van de heruitgave van "Space Oddity", dat in het Verenigd Koninkrijk de eerste nummer 1-hit werd voor Bowie. Hij woonde op dat moment in Los Angeles en zei later over de uitgave van het nummer: "Dit hele ding kwam uit zonder dat ik een kans had om naar de mix te luisteren. Iemand anders had het gemixt - een buitengewone stap".

Ondanks dat het nummer alleen uitkwam als een B-kant, is het erg populair onder fans en komt het voor op een aantal compilatiealbums. De structuur en akkoorden aan het eind van het nummer werden later gebruikt voor Bowie's nummer "Revolutionary Song" uit de film Just a Gigolo, waarin hij ook een rol speelde.

De titel van het nummer inspireerde de film Velvet Goldmine uit 1998, maar Bowie weigerde de makers toestemming te geven om het nummer in de film te gebruiken nadat hij het script las en zich realiseerde dat het eigenlijk een parodie was van zijn karakter Ziggy Stardust.

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David Bowie: lead- en achtergrondzang, akoestische gitaar
Mick Ronson: elektrische gitaar, piano, achtergrondzang
Trevor Bolder: basgitaar
Mick "Woody" Woodmansey: drums

Nummer van David Bowie


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Designed and built by Brandon Breaux Design, the main lodge at Spread Oaks Ranch overlooks a 5-acre lake. Photos by Michael Ciaglo
12 Jul Western Landmark: Spread Oaks Ranch
Posted at 22:45h in August | September 2019, Western Landmark | Written by M.C. Ivers | Photos by Michael Ciaglo 0 Comments
Pulling on a pair of borrowed rain boots, I hop into an ATV with Tim Soderquist, land manager of Spread Oaks Ranch. We drive off, splashing through the occasional puddle. It's a foggy spring morning, a little moody out after last night's thunderstorm, and there's a hint of summer's forthcoming humidity. Ceyanne, Soderquist's copper-colored retriever, stands in the back of the ATV, her tail wagging with approval. She knows where we are going, and with as much restraint as she can muster, she shares her excitement.
Spread Oaks Ranch sits in Texas' mid-coastal migratory pathway near the Gulf Coast. By fall, hundreds of thousands of wintering ducks, geese, and sandhill cranes will gather in the flooded crops, managed wetlands, and reservoirs located on the property's 5,500 acres, all protected under a conservation easement. Named for the ancient trees on the property, Spread Oaks is a working farm, ranch, guided-hunting service, and natural hideaway — a venerable paradise, just two hours from Houston.
Outdoor seating provides a place to enjoy views of the Texas wetlands and native wildlife. Photos by Karen Sachar
Guided hunting opportunities are available in the fall and winter.
We park the ATV at the edge of a waterlogged field and meet Rob Sawyer, a hunting guide, author, and semi-retired petroleum geologist. He's already at work, training his black lab Mattie. His commands send the ecstatic retriever flying across the rain-soaked field in a perfectly straight line to where the "bumper" lies. One whistle stops Mattie and hand signals send her left or right to fetch specific bumpers. When she reaches her target, she picks it up and sprints back as fast as she can. Then, sitting behind the toe of his boot, she offers Sawyer her prize.
"Thank you, dear," he says.
The retrievers are training for teal season, opening in September. It's one of the many guided hunting opportunities offered at Spread Oaks throughout the fall and winter.
Interior designer Ginger Barber planned each room to be comfortable and classic, incorporating rustic and refined details throughout the lodge and guest suites. Photos by Michael Ciaglo.
Soderquist's management of the property ensures that coastal prairie creatures have a habitat in which they can thrive. As the former senior regional director for Ducks Unlimited, Soderquist built nearly 40 ponds on the acreage and designed an extensive tiered irrigation system for crops. Organic corn, soybean, and rice fields are flooded after harvest to create wetlands for shorebirds and waterfowl throughout the fall and winter. After the birds migrate, the fields are drained and planted again. While touring the property, Soderquist points out features of our environment, living things both large and small: native bamboo; a delicate butterfly; a lone Brangus bull the size of a small car; roosting bald eagles; wild foodstuffs for the birds; a green tree frog; the wallow of a feral hog; camouflaged deer; a shockingly red cardinal; wildflowers; potential fields for wildflowers. It's easy to marvel at the complexity of nature here.
Spread Oaks is an operating farm and ranch. If guests choose, break- fast can start with free-range eggs.
Guests can ride horses across the ranch's 5,500 acres. Photos by Michael Ciaglo.
Soderquist grew up 20 miles north of the ranch, and his second hunt as an 8-year-old took place on the property at Jennings Lake. The owner of Spread Oaks Ranch, Forrest Wylie, has a similar history with the landscape. As a boy, he hunted ducks in the area when all he had was a "tennis shoe lease" — meaning, if he and his friends were caught, they'd better run. The wetlands offered an escape, and when the birds migrated north, Wylie spent their absence anticipating the next season. After a successful career in the oil industry, he purchased the property and designed the operation around his mantra, "Find people with passion, and let them go."
The main lodge offers Texas vernacular elegance, with limestone, reclaimed hand-hewn oak beams, and original art that resonates personally with Wylie. The great room and bar overlook an infinity pool that stretches toward a 5-acre lake, filled with bass and the occasional alligator. There's room for 10 guests, with two master suites in the main lodge, three casitas, and a bunkhouse over the garage. There are plans to build an additional two-story limestone house with eight more guest rooms by summer 2020, but the ranch's lodge operations will remain small to ensure that the experience is custom-tailored to guests.
Well-appointed guest rooms overlook the courtyard to the main lodge.
"It will become inclusive all on its own because of our standard," says Chef Ric Rosser. "Ranches that become resorts — that's not what this is. And it's not a camp. But it is a duck-hunting lodge, and the property is about agriculture. It's about creating habitat so that the animals come here."
The lodge feels more like an old friend's home than a resort, and at its hearth is Rosser, who is quick to share his endless culinary curiosities. He frequently forages ingredients, cooks with what's seasonally available or recently hunted, and oversees the planting of the organic garden. "The food in this kitchen is about the whole ranch," Rosser says. "It's an amusement park for both wildlife and avid wildlife watchers."
The kitchen becomes a central gathering place where Chef Ric Rosser "always tries to be better than his last plate." Photos by Michael Ciaglo.
Admiring the oaks on the property, it's easy to wonder about the things a 300-year-old tree has witnessed, especially as the history of Texas is tied to this land. A member of the "Old Three Hundred," the first group of U.S. homesteaders to receive land grants in Mexican Texas, settled near Jennings Lake in 1826. And the ranch is located in the "cradle of cattle country," where the pioneering former property owner, Abel Head "Shanghai" Pierce, established a herd so large that Texas cattle moving up the Chisholm Trail to Kansas were called "Shanghai Pierce coasters" or "Pierce Sea Lions" by the 1870s.
On a lucky spring evening, you can see a starry array of lightning bugs hovering through the forest and watch an electrical storm illuminate the sky as if someone were flickering the lights on and off above the porch, a chorus of croaking bullfrogs only adding to the theatrics. If Wylie could sum it up, he'd say that nature connects us to both our humanity and humility, and in a place like Spread Oaks Ranch, a simple look around proves his point.
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