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Q: How to execute a package SSIS 2008 Does anyone know how to trigger the execution of a SSIS 2008 package while running a DTS 2000 package?
Actually, my DTS 2000 has to be runned as it is and cannot be converted into a SSIS 2008.
SO is it possible to execute maybe a shell command (Dtutil , etc..) to run this SSIS 2008 package?
Thanks for feedbacks

A: There are two ways I can think of doing this.

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*Make the DTS execution a step in a SQL Agent job, and start that job by running the stored procedure sp_start_job

*Run by executing xp_cmdshell:
EXEC xp_cmdshell 'dtexec /f "C:\Package.dtsx"'
Option two involves configuring xp_cmdshell to run. xp_cmdshell  allows you to issue operating system commands directly to the Windows command shell via T-SQL code - something I'm not entirely comfortable with, so I would go for option 1.
Some helpful links:

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*sp_start_job

*Execute SSIS Package using the Stored Procedure in T-SQL.

*Executing all SSIS packages in a folder: three methods


THEME: Respond to Jesus' call to discipleship as Bartimaeus and our Presbyterian ancestors did: by following him and serving him with our whole lives.
To ask this another way, what is the difference between a disciple of Jesus Christ in the Presbyterian tradition versus those in, say, the Lutheran or Methodist or Catholic traditions?
That is a question that I sometimes get when I lead one of our new member seminars. Most often it comes from folks who've grown up in different religious traditions. No matter how you grew up, we're all Presbyterians now. So this question has real relevance for us – especially on this Reformation Sunday when we celebrate our theological heritage.
First, to call ourselves Presbyterian is to claim our unique style of church government. We are ruled by Elders, called Presbyters in the Greek New Testament. Together, Elders form the Session which is the governing body of this church, and every other Presbyterian church.
But that is not all that makes us unique. We have our own distinct heritage. Yes, like other Protestant denominations, our roots are in the 16th Century Reformation. But Presbyterians followed our own unique path to become who we are today.
And that history of our ancestors' faithfulness is passed down to us the same way your family probably passes down the stories of past generations to you. And, just as those stories inspire you and help form your identity, our Presbyterian history inspires us and our identity as disciples of Jesus Christ.
And one of their most important inspirations for our theological forebears was the story of Blind Bartimaeus that we just read.
What an odd story, in an odd place. This is the turning point in Mark's gospel. It's the end of the Galilean ministry. Later this very same day, Jesus and his disciples will make the triumphant entry into Jerusalem, riding on a colt. His followers will wave palm branches and shout joyfully about "the coming Kingdom" of their ancestor David.
Ever since leaving Galilee, Jesus has been trying to teach them what true disciples look like. He's given them a series of master classes on discipleship, but, so far, they've all gotten failing grades.
Then, just as they're leaving Jericho on the final day's walk up the hill to the Passover Festival, they pass Bartimaeus in his usual spot, begging by the road.
There's a lot of hubbub. The crowd around Jesus is a large one. Bartimaeus asks the passersby "Who is this?" Someone tells him that it's Jesus of Nazareth.
This is the first time anyone in this gospel has called Jesus Son of David. It's a term used for the Messiah.
What Bartimaeus lacks in eyesight he more than makes up for in insight. And whoever the "many" are who try to stop him from making a scene, it's clear they're as blind inwardly as Bartimaeus is outwardly.
But Bartimaeus won't be hushed. Again, he cries out. This time Jesus hears and Jesus calls for him. And Bartimaeus responds.
Here's Bartimaeus, sitting cross-legged on the ground. His ragged cloak, probably the only thing he owns, drawn across his lap. That's how he collects the coins and bits of bread people occasionally throw at him.
Then he hears that Jesus is calling him. Without a thought, he jumps up, spills the coins all over the ground, throws off his cloak and feels his way over to Jesus.
"What do you want me to do for you?" Jesus asks. Now we've heard that question before, haven't we? Isn't that the same question Jesus asked those two Zebedee boys, James and John, last week?
Do you remember what they wanted? They wanted positions of honor in what they assumed would be Jesus' glorious earthly kingdom. It was proof of just how little they had learned, and how enslaved they were to ego and worldly ambition.
But not Bartimaeus. He doesn't want greatness – he just wants his eyesight back. He used to be able to see. His humility comes from remembering how his life was wrecked when he lost his sight. He knows he needs Jesus not for earthly glory and status, but simply because Jesus can make him whole again.
That's why, when Jesus calls him, he responds by dropping everything - cloak, coins and all - and following Jesus.
And that's what Bartimaeus does. When Jesus heals him, he follows Jesus on the way. And you and I know where that way leads. To Jerusalem, and Jesus' passion. Compared to Jesus' other disciples, Bartimaeus stands out. He's at the head of the class.
Calvin certainly knew what he was talking about. He himself did exactly that. It is entirely appropriate on this Reformation Sunday to remember his faithful discipleship. He made it possible for us to worship and believe as we do.
Calvin picked up where Martin Luther left off and he became his generation's most prominent Reformation leader.
he recognized the truth of Martin Luther's insistence on the need for the Roman Catholic Church to reform. Although he knew he was risking his life, he knew he had to speak out.
So, when a good friend and fellow reformer was elected rector of the University of Paris, Calvin volunteered to help him write his inaugural address.
It was a bombshell. It highlighted the discrepancies between Jesus' Beatitudes and the theology and practices of the Church. It ended by calling for reform of the Church based on the still controversial ideas of Martin Luther. His friend may have delivered the speech, but it was clear the words were Calvin's.
The university officials and church authorities were so offended that both Calvin and his friend were forced to flee Paris. Bear in mind that heretics were commonly burned at the stake. As the story goes, Calvin escaped the city of Paris disguised as a vine-dresser with a hoe over his shoulder, after having been let down from a window by bed sheets.
Calvin went into hiding. For a year, he moved around from place to place, staying with friends and always looking over his shoulder. Eventually, he was forced to leave France altogether. He found refuge in Geneva. It was there that he first encountered our Scottish Presbyterian ancestor, John Knox.
As a young Catholic priest, John Knox had become convinced the ideas of the reformers were correct. But, that was a risky position to take at a time when control of Scotland whip-sawed back and forth between Catholic France and Protestant England.
When French forces attacked the garrison where Knox was the chaplain, Knox had a choice to make. Would he remain loyal to the reformers? Like Calvin before him, John Knox was a faithful disciple even in the face of death. He refused to recant his beliefs and was taken prisoner. For 19 long months he was chained to a bench and forced to row all day long.
Even when he finally managed to escape and return to England, he found his life endangered when a Catholic queen ascended the throne. With Protestant leaders and preachers being martyred Knox was forced to flee for his life. He went to Geneva to study under Calvin.
A decade later, Knox returned to lead the Scottish Reformation. He and five other ministers – all named John BTW – created what we know as the Scots Confession, the charter document of the Church of Scotland and one of the confessions we Presbyterians honor.
Martin Luther. John Calvin. John Knox. All three risked their lives as Jesus' disciples in search of his true church. A church that proclaims in Word and Sacrament that God is sovereign over all of life. Where God offers salvation only by his grace, through faith in Jesus Christ. And where scripture is the one, true benchmark of our faith, worship and mission.
They were true disciples of Jesus Christ. Like Blind Bartimaeus, they, and many others like them, responded to Jesus' call by readily and joyfully giving their whole lives over to God's service. Their disciple inspires our own.
Friends, that is the commitment that you and I reaffirm on this Commitment Sunday. In just a few moments, we will all come forward with our 2019 pledges of financial support for God's work through this Presbyterian congregation.
As we do, I ask us to do something more. Let's rededicate ourselves to God's service – not only with our treasure, but our time and talent, too.
That is what a true disciple does.


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Q: How to diagnose/stop gdm-x-session spamming syslog [Note: this is similar to issue #418 in the gnome gitlab but it happens to me constantly and I'm not running Evolution.  I filed this there too, but gnome 3.28.2 is no longer supported there.]
I'm not sure how long this has been going on or what triggered it, but I recently noticed that my syslog is being spammed with the same 3 lines repeatedly.  For example:
$ tail -f /var/log/syslog
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): EDID vendor "APP", prod id 41006
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): Printing DDC gathered Modelines:
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): Modeline "2880x1800"x0.0  337.75  2880 2928 2960 3040  1800 1803 1809 1852 +hsync -vsync (111.1 kHz eP)
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): EDID vendor "APP", prod id 41006
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): Printing DDC gathered Modelines:
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): Modeline "2880x1800"x0.0  337.75  2880 2928 2960 3040  1800 1803 1809 1852 +hsync -vsync (111.1 kHz eP)
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): EDID vendor "APP", prod id 41006
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): Printing DDC gathered Modelines:
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): Modeline "2880x1800"x0.0  337.75  2880 2928 2960 3040  1800 1803 1809 1852 +hsync -vsync (111.1 kHz eP)
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): EDID vendor "APP", prod id 41006
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): Printing DDC gathered Modelines:
Jul 10 04:35:53 496-MBP /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[2094]: (II) RADEON(0): Modeline "2880x1800"x0.0  337.75  2880 2928 2960 3040  1800 1803 1809 1852 +hsync -vsync (111.1 kHz eP)

etc. (at least 8 times per second)
I'm trying to figure out (and fix) what's causing this.  I'd appreciate any tips/pointers as to how to diagnose this.
I'm running Ubuntu on an older (2015-ish) MacBook Pro with Gnome 3.28.2 (and all apt-installed sw up-to-date):
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:    Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS
Release:    18.04
Codename:   bionic

$ apt-cache policy gdm3
gdm3:
  Installed: 3.28.3-0ubuntu18.04.4
  Candidate: 3.28.3-0ubuntu18.04.4
  Version table:
 *** 3.28.3-0ubuntu18.04.4 500
        500 http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic-updates/main amd64 Packages
        500 http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic-security/main amd64 Packages
        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
     3.28.0-0ubuntu1 500
        500 http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic/main amd64 Packages

$ apt-cache policy xserver-xorg
xserver-xorg:
  Installed: (none)
  Candidate: 1:7.7+19ubuntu7.1
  Version table:
     1:7.7+19ubuntu7.1 500
        500 http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic-updates/main amd64 Packages
     1:7.7+19ubuntu7 500
        500 http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic/main amd64 Packages

$ uname -a
Linux 496-MBP 5.3.0-62-generic #56~18.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jun 24 16:17:03 UTC 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

$ inxi
CPU~Quad core Intel Core i7-4980HQ (-MT-MCP-) speed/max~798/4000 MHz Kernel~5.3.0-62-generic x86_64 Up~51 min Mem~2430.2/15889.5MB HDD~1000.6GB(35.4% used) Procs~337 Client~Shell inxi~2.3.56

$ xrandr
Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 2880 x 1800, maximum 16384 x 16384
eDP connected primary 2880x1800+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 331mm x 207mm
   2880x1800     59.99*+
   1920x1200     59.95
   1920x1080     60.00
   1600x1200     59.95
   1680x1050     60.00
   1400x1050     60.00
   1280x1024     59.95
   1440x900      59.99
   1280x960      59.99
   1280x854      59.95
   1280x800      59.96
   1280x720      59.97
   1152x768      59.95
   1024x768      59.95
   800x600       59.96
   848x480       59.94
   720x480       59.94
   640x480       59.94
DisplayPort-0 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
DisplayPort-1 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
HDMI-0 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)

$ lspci -nn | grep -E 'VGA|Display'
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Venus XT [Radeon HD 8870M / R9 M270X/M370X] [1002:6821] (rev 83)

Please let me know if there's other information that could help with a diagnosis.
Thanks!

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Home/Scholarship/CANULAR: This web site promising scholarships and work permits in Canada is a rip-off | by PesaCheck | August 2022
CANULAR: This web site promising scholarships and work permits in Canada is a rip-off | by PesaCheck | August 2022
This offer does not appear on the official platform responsible for posting Canadian immigration opportunities.
A website that claims to offer free scholarships and work permits in Canada is CANULAR.
The site says it provides the following opportunities: "Iyeretravels Canada Study/Work Scholarships 2022. Study/Work in Canada with any course of your choice for free throughout the program. The Iyeretravels scholarship program allows international students to study/work in Canada comfortably and for free… No IETLS required. ✅No agent commissions. ✅Travel allowance is guaranteed. ✅Free accommodation…".
To receive a scholarship or work permit, applicants must fully answer the detailed questions on the first page, which include: name, email address, country of residence, title of subject being studied, gender, age and whether the applicant has applied. such a program before.
This PesaCheck fact check provided all the necessary information and received a confirmation message, giving access to the second step, which consists of selecting the universities that interest her. At this level, applicants must provide information about their degree, their choice between work and study and their preferred city.
The fact checker then received a message urging her, among other things, to share the link with her friends: "To continue with the process and fill out the visa form, you must share the promotion with 15 friends or in five WhatsApp groups. , while the green button turns blue".
This website is similar to phishing scam sites. When each of the applicants shares the offered opportunity with 15 friends and in five groups, those behind the scam can collect their personal information. After that, the applicant is directed to CommonWealth and not the original Canadian scholarship and work offer.
As if to confirm the authenticity of the offer, some people are listed who claim to have obtained visas through the program. Despite this, their profiles are unavailable, so it is impossible to verify their statements.
PesaCheck did not find any mention of this program on the official website of the Canadian Immigration Service. Instead, there are scholarship opportunities, with specific requirements and conditions.
PesaCheck reviewed a website claiming to offer Canadian scholarships and work permits and found it to be a scam.
This post is part of an ongoing fact-checking series by PesaCheck, which examines content flagged as potential misinformation on Facebook and other social media platforms.
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St. Xavier's Senior Secondary School, Delhi-54 is a Christian minority school established by the Society of Jesus in 1960. The School is recognized by the Directorate of Education, Delhi Administration and is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education.
St. Xavier's School is run by the Society of Jesus, an international Christian religious order that follows the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, founded by Ignatius of Loyola in 1540. The members of the Society are popularly known as the Jesuits. The Society is headquartered in Rome. The Jesuits are primarily known for their work in education (like founding schools, colleges, universities and seminaries), intellectual research, and cultural pursuits, and for their missionary efforts in human rights and social justice. They are one of the largest educational bodies in the world. From their humble beginning in Europe in 1540 they have etched their presence in 112 nations on six continents. Today perhaps the best known education in India has been imparted by the Jesuits. More than 250,000 students belonging to every religious, linguistic and socio-economic group receive their education in the Jesuit educational institutions all across the country.
St. Xavier's is a Christian minority school. It not only gives preferential admission to the Christian/Catholic students but also makes a constant and sincere effort to inculcate Christian ethos and a secular outlook in its students. While all the students are provided with regular value education, special attention is provided to the Christian/Catholic students in imparting Catechism classes. Scripture reading is encouraged among the students and the students recite the Lord's Prayer with devotion. Christian devotional songs are sung at the morning assembly and Holy Mass is celebrated specially for the Catholic students on all first Fridays of the month and on Feast days. All these help in faith formation of the Catholic students. Without exception all Xaverians imbibe the Gospel values while at school and become agents of social changes in their later life.
Though St. Xavier's, Delhi was started as a residential school in 1960, today it has become a true neighborhood school, educating 4383 students (2737 boys and 1646 girls) from the Prep Department to Class 12. Each class has six sections, each section having an average number of 52-56 students.
Hotel Cecil complex, a Boys' only Boarding school, an Exclusive School for the Elite class, Introduction of Co-education, the School becoming Socially Inclusive, Change of the Medium of Teaching, Drastic upgradation of the School's infrastructure at the beginning of the New Millennium, a modern technology driven school – these are some of the landmarks on the fifty five year journey of our school.
The present St. Xavier's School campus used to be a British Five Star hotel named Hotel Cecil, one of the three oldest and most famous and popular British Five Star Hotels of Delhi in 1950's. It was started in 1904 by Mrs. F.E. Hotz, mother of the American siblings Mr. Hans Hotz (the then Managing Director of the Hotz Hotels in India) and his sister Ms. White. In the post independent Delhi, Hotel Cecil was known for its homely environment. It had large apartment like suites, which made it a favourite of many European families that visited India in those days.
In 1950's Hotel Cecil was known as the 'Country Club' because there were hosts of beautiful flowers all over the hotel complex. It was "quite popular among the British women who would often come here for idle gossip in the afternoons and would return in the evenings with their husbands for dinner and dance." (As reported by the Hindustan Times dated August 31, 2011). The lawns were well manicured and the Neem trees looked absolutely majestic. There were numerous shady trees and a variety of flowers like Rose and Dahlia on the campus.
By 1958 the Management of Hotel Cecil ran into labour troubles and they decided to sell the property to someone who would look after the campus and not commercialize it. Coincidently in 1958 Patna Jesuit Vice-Provincial Fr. Edward F. Mann, S.J. appointed Fr. Frank Loesch, S.J. to look for a suitable site to begin a school in Delhi. The then Archbishop of Delhi Rev. Joseph Fernandes was more than happy to invite the Jesuits to Delhi.
It was Fr. James Tong S.J. (the Kentucky born Jesuit who was the chaplain of the Catholic Hospital Association of India and had been working in Delhi for a long time) who discovered that the Cecil Hotel was up for sale. The Hotel came up for the consideration of the Jesuits as a possible site for the new school in Delhi. This location was more suitable for their purposes and the Archbishop and the Apostolic Internuncio were very much enthusiastic about the Jesuits purchasing it. Fr. James Tong S.J. then initiated the negotiations between the Patna Jesuit Society and the Cecil Hotel Management for the transaction of the property. In June 1959 Fr. Loesch began discussions with the Cecil owners. Finally, on 1st November, 1959 the Cecil Hotel ceased to function and the property was transferred to Delhi St. Xavier's Society on 21st December, 1959. St. Xavier's, Delhi was blessed and inaugurated on 6th January, 1960 by the most Rev. James R. Knox, the Apostolic Internuncio in India.
With his architectural competence Fr. Loesch, S.J., who was its first Rector, gave the Hotel building a new shape where the lives of many generations of students were to be destined. He got the hotel complex converted into a modern school and built the senior as well as junior school buildings by 1969. Initially Xavier's was a boys' only school and boarding facilities were provided to the students. By 1970's it had become a school for Delhi's elite class.
In 1971 the boarding facilities were closed down to provide educational facilities to a large number of students from Delhi. Gradually it became a true neighbourhood school. The objective of introducing neighbourhood policy was to help the students to use the school facilities even after school time or on holidays. The parents too found it easy to come to school and meet the teachers of their wards.
With their General Chapter of 1974, the Jesuits developed sharper awareness towards the structural dimensions of injustice in the human society and committed themselves to do what they could, to create a just and humane society. It became the policy of the school to create an egalitarian society by providing quality education to all strata of the society. This includes those without economic means, the handicapped, the marginalised and all those who are, in any sense, unable to live a life of full human dignity. In Jesuit education this option is reflected both in the students that are admitted and in the type of formation that is given.
From 1980 Xavier's gave up its elitist culture of being an exclusive school and decided to be an inclusive school where preferential admission was given to the children from the socio-economically weaker sections of the society. Nearly 25% of the students are now from the poor families in the neighbourhood who cannot otherwise afford quality education.


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La bataille de Tel Asqaf a lieu le  lors de la seconde guerre civile irakienne. Une offensive est menée par l'État islamique sur les villages de Tel Asqaf et Baqofah, au nord et à l'est de Mossoul mais elle est repoussée par les peshmergas soutenus par la coalition.

Déroulement
Le matin du , les djihadistes de l'État islamique mènent une attaque sur les villages de Tel Asqaf et Baqofah, à une vingtaine de kilomètres au nord de Mossoul, défendus par les peshmergas et les Unités de protection de la plaine de Ninive (NPU), une milice chrétienne. L'offensive est baptisée « opération Abou Ali al-Anbari », en hommage à un chef de l'EI tué en mars. Les assaillants mènent plusieurs attaques suicides avec des VBIED, puis engagent des dizaines de véhicules dont des Humvee, des blindés artisanaux, des bulldozers et percent les lignes des peshmergas. Surpris, les Kurdes battent en retraite rapidement et abandonnent le village de Tel Asqaf aux djihadistes. Le village est vide de toute population civile, abandonné par ses habitants, majoritairement chrétiens, depuis 2014. Les hommes de l'EI détruisent également un petit sanctuaire yézidi.

Mais les Américains interviennent rapidement et engagent onze avions F/A-18 Hornet, F-15 et B-52, des hélicoptères CH-47 Chinook, UH-60 Black Hawk et AH-64 Apache et deux drones qui pilonnent les positions djihadistes. Les peshmergas se rallient, rassemblent plusieurs centaines d'hommes, contre-attaquent et reprennent le village.

Les pertes
Selon Historicoblog, l'État islamique a engagé plus de 300 hommes dans l'offensive et en a perdu environ 150, ainsi qu'au moins 25 véhicules. Les Kurdes ont 10 morts, les hommes de la NPU 3 blessés et un soldat américain des Navy Seals, Charles Keating, est tué par un « tir direct » alors que les Seals venaient en aide à une dizaine de conseillers américains. Plusieurs hélicoptères Black Hawk sont également touchés par balles. Selon Steve Warren, porte-parole de la coalition, au moins 125 djihadistes ont participé à l'assaut sur Tel Asqaf et 58 sont morts, 20 véhicules, deux camions-bombes et un bulldozer ont été détruits par 31 frappes aériennes.

Notes et références

Bataille de 2016
Bataille impliquant l'Irak
Bataille impliquant l'État islamique
Bataille impliquant les États-Unis
2016 en Irak
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Everyone says the English are arrogant, but they certainly are not as arrogant as New Zealand *.
All the kiwis I know, like my Harlequins coach, Nick Evans, told me how New Zealand will destroy us!
He preaches to be so humble and sweeps the locker room after a game … then they go to tell everyone that they have just swept the locker room.
It's like the guy who wins the Unsung Hero award at work, so he updates his status on Facebook and can not help bringing his trophy to the office the next day.
Then again, I think it's hard to be humble when you win all the time. They are the best in the world and this deserves respect, but some teams give them too much respect. They are put on a pedestal, but there are only 15 boys with black t-shirts. The moment when you fear them is the moment when you lost. Many English players beat them with the Lions last year and they will say: "Listen, these guys are beatable".
England must soon enter Kiwi's face and make them feel like they're fighting. As soon as they gain a certain degree of security, they look at them and think: "Jesus – they are rather unstoppable".
You do not want to see their locks release venting like Sonny Bill Williams. One of those locks is Brodie Retallick. Now it's a second tier of world level, but it's not that good with names!
During a press conference in 2014, he was asked what he thought of his opposite number, Courtney Lawes.
In his response he continued to talk about "Michael" Lawes who hurt us a little.
I kept calling Brodie & # 39; Bryan & # 39; during the match that weekend but my antics failed and we lost.
After the first Lions Test last year, he came to me and said, "Ah, John, how are you, John?"
It had been three years, so it took me a while to figure out what he meant. I had a beer or two!
* Let's stop calling them All Blacks, please.
Do not be discouraged, Brad Shields is a player from England, but he is not an Englishman. It's one of the best, but I imagine it will be quite embarrassing for him during the national anthem. He'll probably be humming the Kiwi melody in his head but now he's wearing a white shirt – and he even skipped his bachelor party to debut!
He probably has a bit of bitterness and resentment for not cutting in New Zealand, so I hope he brings the best out of him and that he fills some of his old friends.
Some people might think it's weird, but I left Twickenham before kick-off last week because I wanted to spend the evening with my family. I did my business work and then I came home, but I stopped at a service station to watch the game. There was no TV or WiFi, so I looked at my phone and consumed all my data while I ate Nando's chicken.
When Owen Farrell's last tackle came in, my heart was a little bit in my mouth. Some referees, like Wayne Barnes or Nigel Owens, would have given a penalty for that. Fortunately, if it got away so I toasted to victory with a bottle of South African red wine with my wife.
This week the Eddie Jones dossier was discussed on the notes of the Lions tour players. The guys who have not been chosen for the Test team, like me, have spent most of their time drinking flat Kiwi beer.
I could not walk in a straight line, let alone write, so it's a good thing I never asked for notes. However, Eddie will appreciate some good tips for Auckland bars!
The ex-bouncer Karl Tu inukuafe has some big boots to be filled in melting in place of Joe Moody. It is 21st 3 pounds and nominated for turning player of the year, but technique is more important than weight when it comes to discrediting. His opposite number Kyle Sinckler made his best match in an English shirt against South Africa and I can not wait to see "Young Bull" transfer this trust.
The key is to keep a small space in the effort and use the blow to influence the position of you inukuafe. If he does it a couple of times, the ref decisions start to make their way. As for England's bouncer, it must be Mark Wilson … absolute fingernails!
If England's tighthead prop, Ben Moon, wore a black shirt, he would also be nominated for the most revolutionary player of the year. I played rugby at middle age groups with Moony and he always started before me. He was playing in the Championship a few years ago, but he worked with his socks and I loved it when he destroyed Duane Vermeulen last week.
He is aggressive and clean in the melee, so he rarely gives penalties, but pursues his narrow heads. It clashes with Owen Franks, who is technically world class and shows no sign of slowing even though he has over 100 appearances. He even took a protein shake at his wedding!
You can not give double-digit penalty and expect to beat the All Blacks. They conceded 12 last week and the group needs to clean up their defensive ills.
Personally, I would look to "fire" the driving maul; this means that we do not jump on the lineout but we try to knock them down as soon as they land. This turns the hammer into a ruck and the attackers can exert a little more pressure on Aaron Smith's box kicks.
Jerome Garces is in charge and is not afraid to show his cards. He sent Sonny Bill Williams in the second test against the lions. Richie McCaw used to run away with murder, but kiwis do not have anyone who can influence a game as much as they used to.


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School Plans Educational Playground
Sully Elementary School PTO members Valerie Petrey and Peter Kronenberg met with community members to discuss The Sully Science Park and Playground plans in the school's auditorium Thursday, Nov. 3.
"The science park is different," Kronenberg said. "It is going to have educational components to it."
Children can play at the park and learn about friction, gravity and DNA. Parents have not made specific plans for the park, but have gathered ideas from science parks across the country.
THE SULLY SCIENCE Park and Playground will cost about $100,000, double the cost of an average playground.
"It is not necessarily more expensive. We are doing a lot more. There will be more activities," Kronenberg said. "And the free labor will save us money."
Labor costs twice the amount of materials, Kronenberg said.
The PTO has applied for several grants, including a Housing and Urban Development Community Development block grant, to build the park.
"The county does not pay for a playground. The PTAs and PTOs raise money for them," Petrey said. "When the money comes in, then we can start planning and building the park."
If awarded the grant, the school will receive money July 1. "Realistically, I would like to say we will be out there this summer doing it," Petrey said.
COMMUNITY MEMBERS will have input on the park, Petrey said. The park will be designed by Leathers and Associates' John Dean and is based on a Montessori-school playground in Texas.
"We tell the designer what kinds of science aspects we want in the park and he will put them in," Kronenberg said.
Kronenberg encouraged Loudoun County residents to spread word about the park, talk to local businesses and sponsor events to raise money for the park.
"Once we have a design, people can sponsor specific components of it," Kronenberg said.
The park will take hundreds of volunteers to build over a five-day period.
The Sully Elementary School PTO will hold an indoor craft fair Saturday, Nov. 18, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Sully Elementary School on Circle Drive in Sterling, to raise money for the playground.


How Much is Control Over Healthcare Worth? On Tuesday it was $7B.
It's a fascinating article on the value and legality of stock-moving political intelligence.
How much was that worth? For Humana alone, the stock price price bump resulted in a market cap increase of $1.5 billion. The effect on that stock was worth as much as Yelp (the entire company). The total impact on Humana, UnitedHealth Group, and Aetna? A staggering $7 billion increase in market cap in one day, or the value of TripAdvisor (market cap: $7 billion). Those controlling that decision controlled more value than the CEO of TripAdvisor. Now, for a moment, please honestly answer what controls are in place to ensure that legislators wielding such an enormous influence would prefer the interests of the citizenry of their own? Elections? Regulation?
Somehow the sobriety imposed by periodic elections every 2 or 6 years does not seem to outweigh the enormous incentives for personal gain that legislators face (or rather, that they campaigned hard to win).
They control your value, and you don't have a prayer of controlling them.
P.S. Just kidding! You do have a prayer. We'll talk about that later though. [UPDATE:] See here.
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Going to Court can be very expensive. Most people want to avoid this if possible and Mediation can help avoid Court Hearings.
You will need to attended a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM) first. There is a charge of £120.00 this meeting which you will attend separately although if either one of you is eligible for legal aid this initial meeting will then be free for both of you. If mediation is not appropriate or not needed for any reason, you will each be issued with a declaration that you have attended a MIAM which will be needed if you wish to make an application to Court. The cost of this declaration is included in the cost.
Unfortunately, owing to increasing overheads, we will have to increase our charges from 1st January 2019 to £135.00 . Referrals received by 31st December will be honoured at the old rate.
A mediation meeting lasting 1 hour will cost £133.33 each and one lasting 90 minutes will cost £200.00 each. We make no additonal charges for letters and administration. If you wish us to prepare a Memorandum of Understanding or a Financial Summary the case the cost will be in the region of £150.00, but can often be done more cheaply.
This may seem a lot but the cost of taking part in mediation can be significantly lower than both of you paying solicitors to collect information and negotiate for you. Research suggests that it is less than a third. Charges are always fully discussed before mediation starts and you will be given an estimate of costs based on your situation.
The charges quoted are inclusive of VAT. We accept payment in cash or by card (excluding American Express).
Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting – we ask that you pay the full charge on booking your re-scheduled appointment which will be non-refundable if for any reason you fail to attend your next appointment.
Mediation Meetings – A charge of £133.33 for each party will be applied to the cancelled booking.


On another thread I talked about my concerns about the magic used in rituals, saying that it was the only thing that really stopped me from joining the Wiccan path because I felt uneasy about it because of my fear of working with energy and the probability of attracting things.
The fears come from another Spanish forum (which isn't really active anymore) where I read that obviously you have to be careful (it was nothing dramatic, nor exagerated). Some of the things mentioned were that maybe in the first rituals because of the new amount of concentrated energy focused in a spot it could attract (because of curiosity) some kind of not that good beings.
Also other things mentioned were that you could feel your heart racing (not in a good way, and probably because that person was working with more than he could at that time), a lot of heat that could make you dizzy, or even pass out.
I know most of the things I just said probably aren't the usual, and happen rarely but I'm a really nervous person and I never liked to feel strange sensations through my body because they make me feel anxious.
Opened this thread because Jenett, very kindly, offered to expand a bit more on the topic. Feel free to change the title, didn't really know how to name it.
Thank you, really appreciate your help.


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Data Jawn speakers will look at city budget, opioid crisis through the lens of data
Peep the speaker lineup for the state of the union (of sorts) for local data analytics, happening this year on June 12.
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Data Jawn.
Correction: A previous quote of Daniel Larson's was misattributed; it has been corrected. (4/22/19, 11:49 a.m.)
For a look at the regional state of data analytics, have a quick look at the lineup for this year's Data Jawn, where speakers from both the public and private sectors will showcase notable applications of data science.
The keynote speaker at this year's Philly-centric data analytics summit will be Lia Pizzicato, a substance use epidemiologist for the City of Philadelphia, who will present on the ways the city is leveraging data to better understand the opioid epidemic in the city.
Ten additional presentations will run the gamut from career pathing in the data science world to a breakdown of the City's annual budget or the intersection of data science and the nonprofit world.
"Philadelphia has a vibrant and growing population of data professionals and data enthusiasts," said co-organizer Alice Walsh, from the Philadelphia chapter of R-Ladies Global, a gender-diversity-focused group in the R and data science communities. "I hope that this years DataJawn will bring different people together. It's a unique opportunity to hear about the wide array of exciting projects and data careers here in Philadelphia."
Have a look at the lineup of speakers (and talks) happening June 12 at the Science History Institute:
Marieke Jackson — Non-Profits and Data Systems: A Case Study
Kevin Minkus — Distant Reading SpongeBob SquarePants
Michael Becker — Making a Career in Data Science
Joey Logan and Stephanie Sullivan — Data Science and Congressional Apportionment
Christina Blake — Scaling Audience Research with Data Visualization
Sharath Bennur — Productization of Machine Learning
Kiana Montazeri — Genre classification Based on Mel-Frequency IFT Coefficients of Audio Signal
Ben Garvey — HOWTO: Spend $4.2 Billion in Philadelphia
Jena Vint — The Journey to Becoming a Data Scientist
Greg Dobler — Better Cities through Imaging
Data Jawn began in 2015 as a gathering of area data science enthusiasts, with former Center City startup RJMetrics playing host. After a few years' hiatus, it returned in 2018 as a joint effort of local startups and data science enthusiasts. This year, CompassRed, DataPhilly, Code for Philly and R-Ladies are banding together to make the event happen.
"We are continuing to focus on highlighting the vastness of data work in Philadelphia," said co-organizer Daniel Larson. "We have selected speakers across a variety of industries including healthcare, marketing, urban development, and politics. We have added lighting talks, with the goal to encourage submissions from less seasoned data professionals and provide the opportunity for them to share their work with the community."
Among other things, at last year's Data Jawn we learned that Philly Twitter is negative, but not most negative, thanks to a sentiment analysis by developer and data scientist Ben Garvey.
What Data Jawn taught us about the opioid crisis, City budgets and cartoons
5 trends in growing startup cities from the last decade that you should understand
Biotech company Chondrial Therapeutics has raised $25.8M for its Friedreich's ataxia treatment
The 5 stages of the data scientist
The Philly revenue department's data-driven strategy to upend city bureaucracy
Through data analytics, this site says it can find the cheapest flights out of Philly
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A huge cause for concern: the Board of Supervisors is looking at lowering our property tax rate from $1.205 to $1.16 or even $1.14. How can we maintain quality public education when our schools are continuing to increase enrollment?
We are concerned Loudoun taxpayers who believe that quality public education is vital to our community's interests. Specifically, we are concerned that our local elected officials are planning to equalize or cut the property tax rate in Loudoun County, which would cause a cut to our schools' budget of an estimated $40 million. We intend to voice our concerns in order to influence these officials to treat quality public education as the priority we believe it to be.


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// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.
// The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.
// See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.

using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Test.Utilities;
using Roslyn.Test.Utilities;
using Xunit;

namespace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Editor.CSharp.UnitTests.Recommendations
{
    public class InKeywordRecommenderTests : KeywordRecommenderTests
    {
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotAtRoot_Interactive()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(SourceCodeKind.Script,
@"$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotAfterClass_Interactive()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(SourceCodeKind.Script,
@"class C { }
$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotAfterGlobalStatement_Interactive()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(SourceCodeKind.Script,
@"System.Console.WriteLine();
$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotAfterGlobalVariableDeclaration_Interactive()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(SourceCodeKind.Script,
@"int i = 0;
$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotInUsingAlias()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"using Goo = $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotInEmptyStatement()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"$$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotAfterFrom()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"var q = from $$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestAfterFromIdentifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"var q = from x $$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestAfterFromAndTypeAndIdentifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"var q = from int x $$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotAfterJoin()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"var q = from x in y
          join $$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestAfterJoinIdentifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"var q = from x in y
          join z $$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestAfterJoinAndTypeAndIdentifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"var q = from x in y
          join int z $$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestAfterJoinNotAfterIn()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"var q = from x in y
          join z in $$"));
        }

        [WorkItem(544158, "http://vstfdevdiv:8080/DevDiv2/DevDiv/_workitems/edit/544158")]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotAfterJoinPredefinedType()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"using System;
using System.Linq;
class C {
    void M()
    {
        var q = from x in y
                join int $$");
        }

        [WorkItem(544158, "http://vstfdevdiv:8080/DevDiv2/DevDiv/_workitems/edit/544158")]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotAfterJoinType()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"using System;
using System.Linq;
class C {
    void M()
    {
        var q = from x in y
                join Int32 $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInForEach()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"foreach (var v $$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInForEach1()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"foreach (var v $$ c"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInForEach2()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"foreach (var v $$ c"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotInForEach()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"foreach ($$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotInForEach1()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"foreach (var $$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotInForEach2()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"foreach (var v in $$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotInForEach3()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"foreach (var v in c $$"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInterfaceTypeVarianceAfterAngle()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"interface IGoo<$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInterfaceTypeVarianceNotAfterIn()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"interface IGoo<in $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInterfaceTypeVarianceAfterComma()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"interface IGoo<Goo, $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInterfaceTypeVarianceAfterAttribute()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"interface IGoo<[Goo]$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestDelegateTypeVarianceAfterAngle()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"delegate void D<$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestDelegateTypeVarianceAfterComma()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"delegate void D<Goo, $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestDelegateTypeVarianceAfterAttribute()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"delegate void D<[Goo]$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotInClassTypeVarianceAfterAngle()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"class IGoo<$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotInStructTypeVarianceAfterAngle()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"struct IGoo<$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotInBaseListAfterAngle()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"interface IGoo : Bar<$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotInGenericMethod()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"interface IGoo {
    void Goo<$$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestFrom2()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"var q2 = from int x $$ ((IEnumerable)src))"));
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestFrom3()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(AddInsideMethod(
@"var q2 = from x $$ ((IEnumerable)src))"));
        }

        [WorkItem(544158, "http://vstfdevdiv:8080/DevDiv2/DevDiv/_workitems/edit/544158")]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotAfterFromPredefinedType()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"using System;
using System.Linq;
class C {
    void M()
    {
        var q = from int $$");
        }

        [WorkItem(544158, "http://vstfdevdiv:8080/DevDiv2/DevDiv/_workitems/edit/544158")]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestNotAfterFromType()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"using System;
using System.Linq;
class C {
    void M()
    {
        var q = from Int32 $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        public async Task TestInAsParameterModifierInMethods()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class Program
{
    public static void Test($$ p) { }
}");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        public async Task TestInAsParameterModifierInSecondParameter()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class Program
{
    public static void Test(int p1, $$ p2) { }
}");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        public async Task TestInAsParameterModifierInDelegates()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
public delegate int Delegate($$ int p);");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        public async Task TestInAsParameterModifierInLocalFunctions()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class Program
{
    public static void Test()
    {
        void localFunc($$ int p) { }
    }
}");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        public async Task TestInAsParameterModifierInLambdaExpressions()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
public delegate int Delegate(in int p);

class Program
{
    public static void Test()
    {
        Delegate lambda = ($$ int p) => p;
    }
}");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        public async Task TestInAsParameterModifierInAnonymousMethods()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
public delegate int Delegate(in int p);

class Program
{
    public static void Test()
    {
        Delegate anonymousDelegate = delegate ($$ int p) { return p; };
    }
}");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        public async Task TestInAsModifierInMethodReturnTypes()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(@"
class Program
{
    public $$ int Test()
    {
        return ref x;
    }
}");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        public async Task TestInAsModifierInGlobalMemberDeclaration()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(SourceCodeKind.Script, @"
public $$ ");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        public async Task TestInAsModifierInDelegateReturnType()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(@"
public delegate $$ int Delegate();

class Program
{
}");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        public async Task TestInAsModifierInMemberDeclaration()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(@"
class Program
{
    public $$ int Test { get; set; }
}");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInMethodFirstArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    void M() {
        Call($$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInMethodSecondArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    void M(object arg1) {
        Call(arg1, $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInBaseCallFirstArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    public C() : base($$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInBaseCallSecondArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    public C(object arg1) : base(arg1, $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInThisCallFirstArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    public C() : this($$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInThisCallSecondArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    public C(object arg1) : this(arg1, $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        [WorkItem(24079, "https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/24079")]
        public async Task TestInAsParameterModifierInConversionOperators()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class Program
{
    public static explicit operator double($$) { }
}");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [WpfFact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.Completion)]
        [WorkItem(24079, "https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/24079")]
        public async Task TestInAsParameterModifierInBinaryOperators()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class Program
{
    public static Program operator +($$) { }
}");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInConstructorCallFirstArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    void M() {
        new MyType($$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInConstructorSecondArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    void M(object arg1) {
        new MyType(arg1, $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInMethodFirstNamedArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    void M() {
        Call(a: $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInMethodSecondNamedArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    void M(object arg1) {
        Call(a: arg1, b: $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInBaseCallFirstNamedArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    public C() : base(a: $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInBaseCallSecondNamedArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    public C(object arg1) : base(a: arg1, b: $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInThisCallFirstNamedArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    public C() : this(a: $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInThisCallSecondNamedArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    public C(object arg1) : this(a: arg1, b: $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInConstructorCallFirstNamedArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    void M() {
        new MyType(a: $$");
        }

        [Test.Utilities.CompilerTrait(Test.Utilities.CompilerFeature.ReadOnlyReferences)]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInConstructorSecondNamedArgumentModifier()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C {
    void M(object arg1) {
        new MyType(a: arg1, b: $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_FirstParameter()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"static class Extensions {
    static void Extension($$");
        }

        [WorkItem(30339, "https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/30339")]
        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_FirstParameter_AfterThisKeyword()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"static class Extensions {
    static void Extension(this $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_SecondParameter()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"static class Extensions {
    static void Extension(this int i, $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_SecondParameter_AfterThisKeyword()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"static class Extensions {
    static void Extension(this int i, this $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_FirstParameter_NonStaticClass()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"class Extensions {
    static void Extension($$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_FirstParameter_AfterThisKeyword_NonStaticClass()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"class Extensions {
    static void Extension(this $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_SecondParameter_NonStaticClass()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"class Extensions {
    static void Extension(this int i, $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_SecondParameter_AfterThisKeyword_NonStaticClass()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"class Extensions {
    static void Extension(this int i, this $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_FirstParameter_NonStaticMethod()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"static class Extensions {
    void Extension($$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_FirstParameter_AfterThisKeyword_NonStaticMethod()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"static class Extensions {
    void Extension(this $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_SecondParameter_NonStaticMethod()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(
@"static class Extensions {
    void Extension(this int i, $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestExtensionMethods_SecondParameter_AfterThisKeyword_NonStaticMethod()
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync(
@"static class Extensions {
    void Extension(this int i, this $$");
        }

        [Fact, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        public async Task TestInFunctionPointerTypeNoExistingModifiers()
        {
            await VerifyKeywordAsync(@"
class C
{
    delegate*<$$");
        }

        [Theory, Trait(Traits.Feature, Traits.Features.KeywordRecommending)]
        [InlineData("in")]
        [InlineData("out")]
        [InlineData("ref")]
        [InlineData("ref readonly")]
        public async Task TestNotInFunctionPointerTypeExistingModifiers(string modifier)
        {
            await VerifyAbsenceAsync($@"
class C
{{
    delegate*<{modifier} $$");
        }
    }
}

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RIP Orin and Count Blogg
Directors, artists, and writers of animated cartoons are well loved by fans of their work. They make the world of imagination come to life for all to see. But it seems that the most worshiped of all who work on a cartoon are the voice actors. They breath life into their characters - giving personalities and human characteristics to the most unlikely of objects. And it is those voices that ring in our ears long after the show has been cancelled.
It went by unnoticed, but in 2002 and 2003, we lost two of our beloved Rainbow Brite voice actors: Les Tremayne (Orin, Bombo, TV Announcer) and Jonathan Harris (Count Blogg). And while it may seem silly to some, I feel as though we've lost not only the human voices behind the characters, but also the characters themselves. I'm not holding my breath for a new Rainbow Brite cartoon, but if one ever were to come to pass, I would hope that Orin and Count Blogg would be left out of it. It just wouldn't be the same.
Wherever Les and Jonathan's souls are now, I hope they can hear me when I say "thank you." Count Blogg made us hate him, while we couldn't help but fall in love with ancient Orin. These gentleman, like their characters, will be missed. RIP you guys.
Stormy's Secret
Welcome to Brite Wish!


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Teunis Pieter (Tonny) van Leeuwen (Gouda, 21 maart 1943 – Meppel, 15 juni 1971) was een Nederlands voetballer. Hij was doelman van achtereenvolgens Sparta en GVAV en speelde twee interlands voor het Nederlands elftal. Hij werd beschouwd als groot talent. Zijn loopbaan werd abrupt afgebroken door zijn overlijden in 1971.

Loopbaan
Van Leeuwen speelde in zijn jeugd voor de verenigingen Jodan Boys en ONA uit Gouda. Op 15-jarige leeftijd werd hij ingelijfd door Sparta. Op 1 mei 1960 maakte hij zijn debuut tegen DWS/A in de Eredivisie. Eerste doelman Andries van Dijk was geblesseerd terwijl tweede doelman Fred Mühring tijdens de warming-up in de grond trapte en daardoor niet kon spelen.  A-junior Van Leeuwen maakte daardoor zijn opwachting in de wedstrijd tegen de Amsterdammers.

In de daaropvolgende seizoenen leek Van Leeuwen de opvolger van Van Dijk te worden. Hij raakte echter geblesseerd en moest toezien hoe generatiegenoot Pim Doesburg zijn kans greep. In de zomer van 1963 verhuisde Van Leeuwen naar GVAV, waar hij de opvolger werd van Otto Roffel.

Van Leeuwen werd direct een basisspeler in het team van de Groningse subtopper, waarvoor hij twee keer vanaf de penaltystip scoorde. Hij werd de vaste doelman van Jong Oranje en werd vanaf 1964 geregeld opgeroepen voor het Nederlands elftal, waar hij reserve was achter Eddy Pieters Graafland. Zijn selectie werd uitgesteld door een schorsing van acht wedstrijden die hij opliep in de met 2-1 verloren uitwedstrijd tegen MVV op 15 maart 1964, waarin hij tegenstander Nico Mares tegen de grond sloeg en vervolgens uit het veld gestuurd werd. Piet Fransen verving hem in die wedstrijd als doelman.

Op 5 april 1967 maakte hij zijn interlanddebuut in een uitwedstrijd tegen de DDR. In de met 4-3 verloren wedstrijd maakte hij geen goede indruk en bij de eerstvolgende interland kreeg Pim Doesburg de kans zich te bewijzen. Bij zijn eigen club kon Van Leeuwen niet stuk. Op 23 april 1967 werd hij door supporters van het veld gedragen toen hij dankzij verschillende reddingen een groot aandeel had in een 1-0 uitzege tegen de latere landskampioen van dat seizoen Ajax. Op 10 mei 1967 kreeg Van Leeuwen een tweede kans in Oranje, in een uitwedstrijd tegen Hongarije. Hij maakte opnieuw een onzekere indruk en bleef in de rust, bij een 2-0 achterstand, geblesseerd achter in de kleedkamer. Enkele maanden later bedankte hij voor het nationale elftal, omdat hij zich mentaal niet in staat voelde het doel naar behoren te verdedigen. Later kwam hij hierop terug, maar hij werd niet meer opgeroepen. Naast zijn twee interlands zat hij dertien keer op de reservebank en kwam hij uit voor Jong Oranje, Nederland B en het Nederlands militair voetbalelftal.

Ondanks dat er enkele keren interesse was van andere clubs, waaronder Anderlecht, bleef Van Leeuwen GVAV trouw. Hij speelde als semi-prof en was naast zijn voetballoopbaan vertegenwoordiger voor sportartikelenfabrikant Quick. In 1969 stond hij enkele maanden aan de kant na een dubbele knieoperatie. In 1970 degradeerde hij met GVAV naar de Eerste divisie. Dankzij een tweede plaats achter FC Den Bosch werd na één seizoen alweer promotie afgedwongen. Met zeven tegengoals was Van Leeuwen de minst gepasseerde doelverdediger in het Nederlandse betaalde voetbal. Op 14 juni 1971 werd hij hiervoor in Rotterdam door de KNVB onderscheiden. Op de terugweg naar huis kwam hij om vijf uur 's ochtends door een auto-ongeluk op 28-jarige leeftijd om het leven. Vermoedelijk door slaap overmand kwam hij op de rijksweg 32 bij Meppel ter hoogte van de onderdoorgang van de spoorweg naar Groningen op de verkeerde weghelft en botste frontaal op een vrachtwagen met betonbuizen. Zijn echtgenote overleefde de klap. Op 19 juni werd hij begraven op de begraafplaats van Peize.

Nagedachtenis

Tonny van Leeuwen-trofee
Ter nagedachtenis aan Van Leeuwen werd vanaf 1972 de trofee voor de minst gepasseerde doelverdediger in het Nederlandse betaalde voetbal naar hem vernoemd. Het bronzen beeldje was een initiatief van het voetbaltijdschrift Voetbal International. Na het seizoen 1986/87 stopte Voetbal International met de Tonny van Leeuwen-trofee. Eind 2016 nam de Supportersvereniging FC Groningen het initiatief om de trofee nieuw leven in te blazen waarna de trofee zes keer is uitgereikt. Sinds begin 2020 gaat de trofee onder de sponsornaam Boeren-Box Tonny van Leeuwen-trofee door het leven.

Tribune

FC Groningen eerde hem door de zuidtribune van het Stadion Oosterpark naar Van Leeuwen te vernoemen. Ook verwijst er een straat in Groningen naar hem: de Tonny van Leeuwenlaan en draagt een Spurt (trein) zijn naam. Op 23 oktober 2011 werd bekendgemaakt dat ook in het nieuwe stadion van FC Groningen, de Euroborg, een tribune naar Van Leeuwen vernoemd zal worden. Er is hier gekozen voor de Noord curve waar de fanatieke aanhang staat.

Standbeeld
Op 18 oktober 2014 werd een standbeeld van Tonny van Leeuwen geplaatst voor de Euroborg. Het beeld werd geschonken door de Supportersvereniging FC Groningen, die dat jaar 30 jaar bestond. Het standbeeld werd onthuld door Van Leeuwens boezemvriend en clubicoon van FC Groningen, Piet Fransen.

Persoonlijk
Jaren na zijn overlijden werd bekend dat Van Leeuwen naast zijn twee kinderen bij zijn echtgenote, een buitenechtelijk kind had. Richard Vennema werd geboren in 1967 en speelde net als zijn vader als doelverdediger in het betaalde voetbal. Hij kwam vanaf 1988-1989 zes seizoenen uit voor SC Heracles en daarna nog vijf seizoenen voor Veendam, waar Vennema met ingang van eind oktober 1999 het stokje moest overgeven aan Peter van der Vlag.

Erelijst
 Sparta Rotterdam
KNVB beker: 1961/62

Zie ook
 Lijst van spelers van FC Groningen
 Lijst van spelers van Sparta Rotterdam
 Lijst van spelers van het Nederlands voetbalelftal

Nederlands voetballer


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Waste problems which peaked in 2008 still seem unresolved. Not only destroyed or over loaded waste containers, no, the street are full of empty plastic bottles, plastic bags, and other waste from shops, fast food chains and households. Luckily, German waste incinerators still have unused capacities which makes waste travelling thousands of kilometres through Europe ending up in smoke in Cologne. Goood business for the operators: 100 Euros per ton waste which the Italians pay.
Vedi Napoli e poi muori!
"See Naples and die!" – some say that it was Johann Wolfgang von Goethe who coined the phrase, and the phrase can be found in his 'Italian Journey' (1786-1788). The historic parts of Naples maintain the stereotype of narrow alleys with noisy scooters, honking cinquecentos, bars with life football maches on their screens and summer heat. The historic part also shows decay, plaster falling from the wallsand street markets with super cheap Chinese imports.
Close to the Eifel National Park an investor is building these beautiful and typical Eifel timbered houses. Compelling individualism and stylism is the result of the endeavour.
… seen at the world's largest miniature model railway. Amazing details and almost real light effect makes it almost difficult to distinguish it from real world. Such as the photo 'tricycle on the motorway'.
… for some European countries. This one will disappear within the next eight years after having been in operation for three months only. Stupidly built on top of a fault line and the building permit was withdrawn. A pity that the site is not converted in a fun park. Would be less costly for tax payers.
Absolutely unspectacular monument in a periurban landscape.
Rumi is probably not known to us Westerners although we have heard about the whirling dervishes, often performed at tourist places in Turkey. Rumi was a Persian poet, Islamic jurist and theologian of the early 13th century. He paved the way for the Mevlana order in Konya which practiced the sufi dance to express the mystery part of Islam. The ceremony is referred to Sama which is broken up on four parts, each with a particular meaning. The whirling dervishes are representative of the moon and they spin on the outside of the Sheikh who is representative of the sun. An impressive experience.
Transport system in Florence is characterised by efficiently operated freight vehicles. Scarce road space and low emission zones favour alternative mobility options. Complemented by public bicycles, electric buses and a considerable share of hybrid-electric vehicles underlines Florence's commitment towards meeting the European greenhouse gas emission saving goals. Was there any other remarkable experience in Florence? Not that I can remember.
Surely, this is not what one considers volcanoes. But this area is seismically one of the most active areas in Germany. The volcano itself is hiding in the fog, the 'maar' is waking up in the morning light.
Wild camping usually is not a problem in Germany, except drunken youngsters in their tuned up car discover your tent in the middle of the night. I forgot to cover the reflectors of my bicycle which caused a scary situation. Luckily, I got away with it.
Forgetting to take the digital camera along on my holiday granted me additional time to take few pictures in a very analog way. I had almost forgotten about the feeling to dive into a 'frame' discovering many details, nuances, sounds, smells, which otherwise would had happened in a 1/250 second. It is a very appropriate way to remember Creysse along the Dordogne in Southwest France with its bi-apsis medieval church.
Bucharest is a busy city. I have never been there and it was a pleasant experience. She is a public transport city and some people want to change it into a cycling city. With some success – even shops are decorated with it.
It was a remarkable sunrise which I experienced in Poland in February. The sea moved in slow motion – unreal in colour and consistency. To my regret I only had my old Canon Powershot G3 with me but the result still reflects somewhat the experience.
Cross-country skiing belongs to the nicest activities in winter time. Off the noisy skiing resorts one moves quietly through the untouched nature. Only during crisp cold weather the snow is crunching under the skies in a meditative rhythm.
Regensburg's main theater turned into a huge living advent calendar. From the first to the 24th December, each evening a new window will be opened. No, there will be no chocolate in it – unfortunately. Neither beer nor mulled wine. The windows will be filled with songs, poetry, dances and music. Strangely, the door to 24 already opened, but nobody singing.
Hiking along the Rhine is a wonderful experience, particularly during autumn: the forests' smell of mushrooms, the colourful leaves of maple, oak, beech trees and majestic Rhine carrying freight vessels, ferries and passenger boats.
Although busy with tourists, Dragon's Rock offers a fantastic views up- and downstream. Here, Siegfried, the hero of the Niebelungenlied, killed the dragon and bathed in its blood to became invulnerable – almost.
I was about 7 years old when a Vorwerk sales person came to our dwelling (in fact we lived in a newly built garage while my father continued constructing the house) and demonstrated the merits of modern technology. Instead of a vacuum cleaner bag he (or was it a she?) used a spotless white cloth – with appalling effect. Few days later we had one of those green and ugly Vorwerks in the garage.
Today, the vacuum cleaners still exist and are still ugly.
Germany is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the re-unification treaty between West Germany and the GDR (what was the meaning of this acronym?). The final act was the re-unification in 3rd October 1990. What has happened since then? To experience this, take your bike and ride through Germany (check out dynamobile2010).
The divide between East and West in Germany still exists and it will last yet another generation to make the borders disappear. Seen in Halberstadt where desperation is so obvious – but seen through a Western-angle lens.
Sadly, the shortest railway tunnel in Germany is history. For almost 150 years, it has been a landmark on the main railway line between Nuremberg and Regensburg. Our short-sighted society with economic interests as a leading principle was not willing to cover the 25000 Euros annually to maintain the cosy tunnel. 11000 tons of rubble have to be removed from the tracks until Monday to allow trains to use the line again. Commuters will miss the split-second shadow and close their books just before arriving in Regensburg.
St Pieter's Cathedral of Regensburg belongs to most remarkable Gothic buildings in Southern Germany. An unusual feature of the Cathedral is its separation from the older structure of the cloister. The cloister, usually not open to the public contains a fine Romanesque All Saint's Chapel from 1164. The garden in twilight gives a sweet sense of inspiration – and a taste of what the night of open churches offers.
Walking from Gare du Nord towards Ixelles emerges to a journey through Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Brussels is a melting pot of different cultures, although critics say that its segregated cultures living their own lifes. Still, for a visitor it is astonishing and amazing.
In the past, the Danube river posed a risk in winter when the sheets of ice pushed upon each other and blocked the water flow. Severe flooding was the result. Today, it just looks peaceful when the ice sheets slowly pass by.
Széchenyi thermal bath in Budapest is certainly the most beautiful spa which I have ever seen. The unique setting within the 19th century building complex and the variety of different thermal baths make the visit an exceptional experience. Despite air temperatures of -10 degrees Celsius people enjoy the outside pools – even playing chess in the water. The biggest challenge is to expose the camera to the freezing temperatures outside and the humidity within the bath.


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Q: python strftime format variable I'm using this prometheus json exporter https://github.com/catawiki/json_exporter and
I can't figure out how to use the strftime parameter. It is required to use the format from https://docs.python.org/3/library/time.html#time.strftime. As I understand a string should be defined. If I set:
strftime: '%Y-%m-%d'

and use the variable as
params:
        start_date: $strftime

I have this error
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 801, in __bootstrap_inner
    self.run()
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 754, in run
    self.__target(*self.__args, **self.__kwargs)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/json_exporter/main.py", line 257, in run
    self.scrape()
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/json_exporter/main.py", line 279, in scrape
    data = render(self.body, variables)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/json_exporter/main.py", line 125, in render
    return Template(tmpl).safe_substitute(variables)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/string.py", line 207, in safe_substitute
    return self.pattern.sub(convert, self.template)
TypeError: expected string or buffer

What is the correct way to use this ?
Thank you.

A: Everything seems to match with documentation, even if the documentation is not really clear about wether datetime.strftime or time.strftime fields are to be used (but interestingly, both know about %Y, event the latter).
Some things to try:

*

*remove the quotes around your format template.

*specify your template directly in the params, instead of using a link

Also, from the error stacktrace, you are running Python 2.7, which means:

*

*the documentation you need is on this page. Not sure there would be a difference though.

*you're 2 years out of active support period, and should seriously consider updating your system.


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Парк Пам'яті (до 2007 року — Комсомольський парк) — меморіальний парк в історичному районі Тюринка міста Харків, Україна, на вулиці Академіка Павлова.

Історія
Споруджений у 1960-х роках з назвою Комсомольський парк, на місці колишнього єврейського цвинтаря, де було поховано близько 7 тисяч жертв політичних репресій та невідому кількість жертв Голодомору. Місце під цвинтар єврейська громада Харкова отримала 1 серпня 1933 року, за рішенням комунального відділу Харківської міської ради. До цього, огороджена бетонним парканом територія, на вулиці Конюшенній (сучасна назва — Академіка Павлова), належала Головному управлінню НКВС у Харківській області та частково використовувалася для поховань розстріляних «куркулів» та селян, що повстали проти радянської влади. На місці поховань у 1990 році встановлено пам'ятний камінь. Під час проведення досліджень з'ясовано, що масові поховання на місці жертв розстрілів НКВС у Харківській області відбувалися з 9 серпня 1937 року до 11 березня 1938 року. В одному з поховань було знайдено рештки дітей, що загинули, орієнтовно, в часи Голодомору 1932—33 років.

22 березня 1990 року, рішенням виконавчого комітету Харківської міської ради № 71, паркові надано статус місця поховання жертв політичних репресій.

4 липня 2007 року, відповідно до рішення Харківської міської ради № 157/7 «Про перейменування Комсомольського парку», з метою увічнення пам'яті жертв голодоморів, тортур, переслідувань за політичними, ідеологічними, національними чи релігійними переконаннями, об'кт перейменовано у Парк Пам'яті з наданням статусу меморіального парку.

Примітки

Посилання
 Парк Пам'яті в Харкові
 Парк Пам'яті  на Вікімапія

Парки Харкова
Меморіальні місця України


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