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/**
* Sliderman.js
* Version: 1.3.5
* Author: Taras Ozarko (tozarko@gmail.com)
*
* (c) 2010-2011 Devtrix. All rights reserved. http://www.devtrix.net/sliderman/
**/

var Sliderman = new function(){
	var Sliderman = this;

	function foreach(o, f){for(var k in o) if(o.hasOwnProperty(k) && f(k,o[k],o)) return;}
	function is_array(a){return a && a.constructor == Array;}
	function is_string(a){return typeof(a) == 'string';}
	function is_function(a){return typeof(a) == 'function';}
	function now(){return (new Date()).getTime();}
	function this_blur(){this.blur();}

	function random(l){
		r = Math.round(Math.random()*(l+1));
		if(r > 0 && r < l+1) r--;
		else r = random(l);
		return r;
	}//random

	function addElementEvent(o,e,f){
		var of = o[e];
		var f2 = function(){of();f();}
		o[e] = !is_function(of) ? f : f2;
	}//addElementEvent

	var _loadImage = [];
	function loadImage(s,f,always_show_loading){
		var i_onload = function(){_loadImage[s]=true;if(f)f(s);}
		var l = function(){if(_loadImage[s]){if(f)f(s);}else{var i=newElement('IMG');i.onload=i_onload;new function(){i.src=s;};}}
		if(always_show_loading) setTimeout(l, typeof(always_show_loading) == 'number' ? always_show_loading : 1000);
		else l();
	}//loadImage

	function array_copy(a){
		if(is_array(a)) var r = [];
		else var r = {};
		foreach(a, function(i){r[i] = typeof(a[i]) != 'object' ? a[i] : array_copy(a[i]);});
		return r;
	}//array_copy

	function eq(a, b){
		return String(a).replace(/^\s+/, '').replace(/\s+$/, '').toLowerCase() == String(b).replace(/^\s+/, '').replace(/\s+$/, '').toLowerCase();
	}//eq

	function array_search(arr, a, b){
		var result = false;
		if(!b){
			foreach(arr, function(i){
				if(eq(arr[i], b)){
					result = i;
					return true;
				}
			});
		}
		else{
			foreach(arr, function(i){
				if(eq(arr[i][a], b)){
					result = i;
					return true;
				}
			});
		}
		return result;
	}//array_search

	function validateOption(a, b){
		b = b.split(',');
		var result;
		foreach(b, function(i){
			result = b[i];
			if(eq(a, b[i])) return true;
		});
		return result;
	}//validateOption

	var setOpacity;
	function setOpacityInit(){
		if(setOpacity) return;
		var p, b = document.body, s = b.style;
		if(is_string(s.opacity)) p = 'opacity';
	  else if(is_string(s.MozOpacity)) p = 'MozOpacity';
	  else if(is_string(s.KhtmlOpacity)) p = 'KhtmlOpacity';
	  else if(b.filters && navigator.appVersion.match(/MSIE ([\d.]+);/)[1]>=5.5) p = 'filter';
	  if(p == 'filter'){
			setOpacity = function(style, v){
				if(v > 1) v = 1;
				else if(v < 0) v = 0;
			  style[p] = "alpha(opacity=" + Math.round(v*100) + ")";
			}
		}else if(p){
			setOpacity = function(style, v){
				if(v > 1) v = 1;
				else if(v < 0) v = 0;
			  style[p] = v.toFixed(2);
			}
		}else setOpacity = ef
	}//setOpacityInit

	function setStyle(style, property, value){
		if(is_string(value)) style[property] = value;
		else if(property == 'clip') style[property] = 'rect('+Math.round(value[0])+'px, '+Math.round(value[1])+'px, '+Math.round(value[2])+'px, '+Math.round(value[3])+'px)';
		else if(property == 'opacity') setOpacity(style, value);
		else style[property] = Math.round(value)+'px';
	}//setStyle
	function setStyles(style, properties){
		foreach(properties, function(property){
			setStyle(style, property, properties[property]);
		});
	}
	function hide(style){style.display = 'none';}
	function show(style){style.display = '';}

	function newElement(tagName, styles){
		var e = document.createElement(tagName);
		if(styles) setStyles(e.style, styles);
		return e;
	}//newElement

	var definedObjects = [];
	function defineObject(t, o){
		if(!is_array(definedObjects[t])) definedObjects[t] = [];
		if(o){
			var n = -1, i;
			if(o.name){
				if(i = array_search(definedObjects[t], 'name', o.name)) n = i;
			}else o.name = 'Sliderman-nameless-object-'+definedObjects[t].length;
			if(n >= 0) definedObjects[t][n] = o;
			else definedObjects[t].push(o);
		}
	}//defineObjects
	Sliderman.easing = function(e){defineObject('easing', e);}
	Sliderman.order = function(e){defineObject('order', e);}
	Sliderman.effect = function(e){defineObject('effect', EffectObject(e));}

	function getDefinedObjects(t){
		return definedObjects[t];
	}//getDefinedObjects

	function getDefinedObject(t, n){
		var a = getDefinedObjects(t), i;
		return is_array(a) && (i = array_search(a, 'name', n)) ? a[i] : false;
	}//getDefinedObject

	var _EffectObject = 0;
	function EffectObject(a){
		if(typeof(a) != 'object') a = {};
		if(!a.name) a.name = 'Sliderman-nameless-effect-'+_EffectObject++;
		a.interval = parseInt(a.interval) || 40; a.duration = parseInt(a.duration) || 200; a.delay = parseInt(a.delay) || 0;
		a.cols = parseInt(a.cols) || 1; a.rows = parseInt(a.rows) || 1; a.count = a.cols*a.rows;
		a.top = a.top ? true : false; a.right = a.right ? true : false; a.bottom = a.bottom ? true : false; a.left = a.left ? true : false;
		a.fade = a.fade ? true : false; a.zoom = a.zoom ? true : false; a.move = a.move ? true : false, a.chess = a.chess ? true : false;
		a.easing = getDefinedObject('easing', a.easing) ? a.easing : 'swing';
		a.order = getDefinedObject('order', a.order) ? a.order : 'random'; a.order_cache_id = [a.order, a.cols, a.rows, a.road, a.reverse].join(',');
		a.cache_id = [a.interval, a.duration, a.delay, a.top, a.right, a.bottom, a.left, a.fade, a.zoom, a.move, a.chess, a.order_cache_id].join(',');
		a.cacheId = function(){return a.cache_id + (a.order == 'random' ? now() : '');}
		a.frames_count = Math.round(a.duration/a.interval); a.easingArr = getEasing(a);
		a.P = []; a.pieces = function(w,h){w /= a.cols; h /= a.rows; var wh = w+'x'+h; if(!a.P[wh]){a.P[wh] = {width: w, height: h};
			for(var c = 0; c < a.cols; c++) for(var r = 0; r < a.rows; r++) a.P[wh][r+','+c] = [r*h, c*w+w, r*h+h, c*w];
			}return a.P[wh];}
		return a;
	}//EffectObject

	function slideContainer(slidesContainer, display){
		var container = newElement('div', {width: display.width, height: display.height, position: 'absolute', top: 0, left: 0, overflow: 'hidden'});
		slidesContainer.appendChild(container);
		return container;
	}//slideContainer

	var EffectsArr = [];
	function Effects(parameters){
		var effect = parameters.effect,	display = parameters.display;
		if(parameters.contentmode) effect.zoom = false;
		var cr, piece, r, image, startStylesArr = [], AnimateArr = [], needAnimate = [], AnimateItemsArr = [], styleStart, styleEnd, styleDif;

		var container = slideContainer(parameters.container, display);

		var pieces = effect.pieces(display.width, display.height);
		var e_top, e_bottom, e_left, e_right;
		var effectsOptStr = effect.cacheId();
		var frameN;
		var orderArr = getOrder(effect);

		if(EffectsArr[effectsOptStr]){
			startStylesArr = EffectsArr[effectsOptStr].startStylesArr;
			AnimateArr = EffectsArr[effectsOptStr].AnimateArr;
			needAnimate = EffectsArr[effectsOptStr].needAnimate;
		}else{
			for(r = 0; r < effect.rows; r++) for(c = 0; c < effect.cols; c++){cr = r+','+c;
				if(effect.chess && orderArr[cr] % 2 == 1){
					e_top = effect.bottom; e_bottom = effect.top;
					e_left = effect.right; e_right = effect.left;
				}else{
					e_top = effect.top; e_bottom = effect.bottom;
					e_left = effect.left; e_right = effect.right;
				}

				styleStart = {top: 0, left: 0, opacity: 1, width: display.width, height: display.height, overflow: 'hidden'};
				styleEnd = array_copy(styleStart); piece = array_copy(pieces[cr]);

				if(effect.fade) styleStart.opacity = 0;

				if(e_top && e_bottom) piece[0] = piece[2] = (piece[0] + piece[2]) / 2;
				else if(e_top) piece[2] -= pieces.height;
				else if(e_bottom) piece[0] += pieces.height;
				if(e_left && e_right) piece[1] = piece[3] = (piece[1] + piece[3]) / 2;
				else if(e_left) piece[1] -= pieces.width;
				else if(e_right) piece[3] += pieces.width;

				if(effect.zoom){
					styleStart.left = pieces[cr][3];
					styleStart.top = pieces[cr][0];
					if(e_left && e_right) styleStart.left += pieces.width / 2;
					else if(e_right) styleStart.left += pieces.width;
					else if(!e_left) styleStart.left = 0;
					if(e_top && e_bottom) styleStart.top += pieces.height / 2;
					else if(e_bottom) styleStart.top += pieces.height;
					else if(!e_top) styleStart.top = 0;
					if(e_left || e_right) piece[1] = piece[3] = 0;
					if(e_top || e_bottom) piece[0] = piece[2] = 0;
					styleStart.width = e_left || e_right ? 0 : display.width;
					styleStart.height = e_top || e_bottom ? 0 : display.height;
				}

				if(effect.move){
					if(e_top){
						styleStart.top = parseInt(styleStart.top)-pieces.height;
						piece[0] += pieces.height; piece[2] += pieces.height;
					}
					if(e_bottom){
						styleStart.top = parseInt(styleStart.top)+pieces.height;
						piece[0] -= pieces.height; piece[2] -= pieces.height;
					}
					if(e_left){
						styleStart.left = parseInt(styleStart.left)-pieces.width;
						piece[1] += pieces.width; piece[3] += pieces.width;
					}
					if(e_right){
						styleStart.left = parseInt(styleStart.left)+pieces.width;
						piece[1] -= pieces.width; piece[3] -= pieces.width;
					}
				}

				styleStart.clip = piece;
				styleEnd.clip = pieces[cr];

				styleDif = [];
				foreach(styleEnd, function(property){
					if(styleStart[property].toString() != styleEnd[property].toString()){
						styleDif[property] = [];
						if(property == 'clip'){
							foreach(styleStart[property], function(n){
								styleDif[property][n] = styleEnd[property][n] - styleStart[property][n];
							});
						}else styleDif[property] = styleEnd[property] - styleStart[property];
						needAnimate[cr] = true;
					}
				});

				startStylesArr[cr] = styleStart; AnimateArr[cr] = [];
				if(effect.delay) for(var n = 0; n < Math.round(orderArr[cr]*effect.delay/effect.interval); n++) AnimateArr[cr].push(null);

				if(!needAnimate[cr]) AnimateArr[cr].push({display: ''});
				else for(frameN = 1; frameN <= effect.frames_count; frameN++){
					var style_c = [];
					if(frameN == effect.frames_count) style_c = styleEnd;
					else{
						foreach(styleDif, function(property){
							value = [];
							if(property == 'clip'){
								foreach(styleDif[property], function(n){
									value[n] = styleStart[property][n]+styleDif[property][n]*effect.easingArr[frameN]
								});
							}else value = styleStart[property]+styleDif[property]*effect.easingArr[frameN]
							style_c[property] = value;
						});
					}
					AnimateArr[cr].push(style_c);
				}

			}//for
			EffectsArr[effectsOptStr] = {startStylesArr: startStylesArr, AnimateArr: AnimateArr, needAnimate: needAnimate};
		}

		for(r = 0; r < effect.rows; r++) for(c = 0; c < effect.cols; c++){cr = r+','+c;
			if(parameters.contentmode){
				image = newElement('DIV', startStylesArr[cr]);
				image.appendChild(parameters.src.cloneNode(true));
			}else{
				image = newElement('IMG', startStylesArr[cr]);
				image.src = parameters.src;
			}
			var style = image.style;
			style.position = 'absolute';
			container.appendChild(image);
			AnimateItemsArr[cr] = style;
			if(!needAnimate[cr]) hide(AnimateItemsArr[cr]);
		}

		//ANIMATE
		var time_s = now();
		var framesCountAll = 1;
		foreach(AnimateArr, function(index){framesCountAll = Math.max(AnimateArr[index].length, framesCountAll);});
		var AnimateItem, AnimateItemsComplete = [], timerFuncStatus = true, timerFunc = function(){
			if(timerFuncStatus){
				var frameC = Math.ceil((now() - time_s) / effect.interval);
				frameC = frameC >= framesCountAll ? framesCountAll-1 : frameC-1;
				foreach(AnimateArr, function(index){
					AnimateItem = frameC > AnimateArr[index].length-1 ? AnimateArr[index].length-1 : frameC;
					if(AnimateArr[index][AnimateItem] && !AnimateItemsComplete[index+','+AnimateItem]){
						setStyles(AnimateItemsArr[index], AnimateArr[index][AnimateItem]);
						AnimateItemsComplete[index+','+AnimateItem] = true;
					}
				});
				if(frameC == framesCountAll-1){
					if(effect.count > 1){
						container.innerHTML = '';
						if(parameters.contentmode) container.appendChild(parameters.src);
						else container.innerHTML = '';
					}
					parameters.callback(container);
					timerFuncStatus = false;
				}
			}
			return timerFuncStatus;
		};
		var animateInterval = setInterval(function(){
			if(!timerFunc()) clearInterval(animateInterval);
		}, effect.interval);

	}//Effects
	function getOrder(effect){
		var a = [], o, m = 0;
		if(effect.count > 1){
			o = getDefinedObject('order', effect.order);
			if(!is_array(o.cache)) o.cache = [];
			if(o.nocache || !o.cache[effect.order_cache_id]){
				a = o.method(effect);
				if(effect.reverse){
					foreach(a, function(i, v){m = Math.max(m, v);});
					foreach(a, function(i){a[i] = m - a[i];});
				}
				o.cache[effect.order_cache_id] = a;
			}
			a = o.cache[effect.order_cache_id];
		}else a['0,0'] = 0;
		return a;
	}//getOrder

	function getEasing(effect){
		var o = getDefinedObject('easing', effect.easing), i, c = effect.frames_count;
		if(!is_array(o.cache)) o.cache = [];
		if(!o.cache[c]){
			o.cache[c] = [];
			for(i = 1; i <= c; i++) o.cache[c][i] = o.method(i/c);
		}
		return o.cache[c];
	}//getEasing

	Sliderman.slider = function(parameters){
		setOpacityInit();

		var Slider = {}, current = null, previous = null, EffectN = 0, nextIndex = null, prevImg, status = 'free', isHover = false, images = [], descriptions = [], links = [], ef = function(){};

		//EVENTS
		var events = parameters.events, eventCall = events ? function(e){if(events[e] && is_function(events[e])) events[e](Slider);} : ef;
		var contentmode = parameters.contentmode;

		//SLIDER EFECTS
		var effects = [];
		var effectsNames = [];
		var addEffect = function(e){
			if(is_string(e)){
				e = e.split(',');
				if(e.length == 1){
					var globalEffect = getDefinedObject('effect', e[0]);
					if(globalEffect) addEffect(globalEffect);
				}else for(var i = 0; i < e.length; i++) addEffect(e[i]);
			}else if(e){
				e = EffectObject(e);
				var effectsId = array_search(effects, 'name', e.name);
				if(!effectsId) effectsId = effects.length;
				effectsNames.push(e.name);
				effects[effectsId] = array_copy(e);
			}
		}//addEffect
		var getEffect = function(){
			var n = 0;
			if(effects.length > 1){
				switch(display.effects_order){
					case 'slides': n = current % effectsNames.length; break;
					case 'effects': n = EffectN % effectsNames.length; break;
					default:/*random*/
						n = random(effectsNames.length);
				}
			}
			EffectN++;
			return effects[array_search(effects, 'name', effectsNames[n])];
		}//getEffect
		if(parameters.effects){
			if(!is_array(parameters.effects)) parameters.effects = [parameters.effects];
			for(var i = 0; i < parameters.effects.length; i++) addEffect(parameters.effects[i]);
		}else parameters.effects = [];
		if(!effects.length) effects = array_copy(getDefinedObjects('effect'));

		//OPTIONS
		var display = parameters.display || {};
		display.width = parameters.width;
		display.height = parameters.height;
		var loading = display.loading || {};
		var description = display.description || null;
		var navigation = display.navigation || null;
		var buttons = display.buttons || null;

		Slider.random = function(){
			var r = random(images.length);
			return images.length > 1 && r == current ? Slider.random() : Slider.go(r);
		}
		Slider.next = function(){
			var r = Slider.go(current === null ? 0 : current + 1);
			if(display.loop && r){
				autoplayCount++;
				if(autoplayCount+1 >= images.length*display.loop) autoplay = ef;
			}
			return r;
		}
		Slider.prev = function(){
			var r = Slider.go(current === null ? -1 : current - 1);
			if(display.loop && r) autoplayCount--;
			return r;
		}
		Slider.go = function(index){
			index = (images.length + index) % images.length;
			autoplay(false);
			if(status != 'free') nextIndex = index;
			if(status != 'free' || current == index) return autoplay(true) && false;
			previous = current;
			current = index;
			eventCall('loading');
			showLoading(true);
			if(contentmode) doEffect(images[current]);
			else loadImage(images[current], doEffect, display.always_show_loading);
			return true;
		}//go
		Slider.get = function(a){
			switch(a){
				case 'length': return images.length; break;
				case 'current': return current; break;
				case 'previous': return previous; break;
				case 'images': return images; break;
				case 'links': return links; break;
				case 'descriptions': return descriptions; break;
			}
		}//get
		var autoplayStatus = 'stop';//play,pause,stop
		Slider.play = function(){if(!display.autoplay) return;
			if(autoplayStatus != 'play'){
				var s = autoplayStatus == 'stop';
				autoplayStatus = 'play';
				if(s) (display.random ? Slider.random : Slider.go)(0);
				else autoplay(true);
			}
		}//play
		Slider.pause = function(){if(!display.autoplay) return;
			if(autoplayStatus == 'pause') Slider.play();
			else if(autoplayStatus == 'play'){
				autoplayStatus = 'pause';
				autoplay(false);
			}
		}//pause
		Slider.stop = function(){if(!display.autoplay) return;
			autoplayStatus = 'stop';
			current = null;
			previous = null;
			nextIndex = null;
			EffectN = 0;
			autoplay(false);
			removePrevImg();
			if(display.first_slide) displayFirstSlide();
			update();
		}//stop
		Slider.start = function(){if(!display.autoplay) return;
			Slider.stop();
			Slider.play();
		}//start

		var removePrevImg = function(){
			if(prevImg && status == 'free'){
				prevImg.parentNode.removeChild(prevImg);
				prevImg = null;
			}
		}//removePrevImg

		function displayFirstSlide(){
			var c = slideContainer(imagesCont, display);
			if(parameters.contentmode) c.appendChild(images[0]);
			else c.innerHTML = '';
			EffectN = 1;
			previous = null;
			current = 0;
		}//displayFirstSlide

		function update(){
			descriptionShow(); linkUpd(); navigationUpd();
		}//update

		var styleDef = {width: display.width, height: display.height, position: 'absolute', top: 0, left: 0, display: 'block'};

		var mainCont = document.getElementById(parameters.container);
		function addElementEventOnmouseover(){isHover = true;
			if(buttons && buttons.hide) show(buttonsCont.style);
			if(description && description.hide && !contentmode) show(descriptionCont.style);
			if(display.pause) autoplay(false);
		}
		addElementEvent(mainCont, 'onmouseover', addElementEventOnmouseover);
		function addElementEventOnmouseout(){isHover = false;
			if(buttons && buttons.hide) hide(buttonsCont.style);
			if(description && description.hide && !contentmode) hide(descriptionCont.style);
			if(display.pause) autoplay(true);
		}
		addElementEvent(mainCont, 'onmouseout', addElementEventOnmouseout);

		//GET CONTENT
		var maps = document.getElementsByTagName('MAP');
		for(var i = 0; i < mainCont.childNodes.length; i++) if(mainCont.childNodes[i].nodeType == 1){
			if(contentmode) images.push(mainCont.childNodes[i].cloneNode(true));
			else{
				switch(mainCont.childNodes[i].tagName){
					case 'A':
						var img = mainCont.childNodes[i].getElementsByTagName('IMG');
						if(img.length){
							images.push(img[0].src);
							links[images.length-1] = mainCont.childNodes[i];
						}else descriptions[images.length-1] = mainCont.childNodes[i];
					break;
					case 'IMG':
						images.push(mainCont.childNodes[i].src);
						if(mainCont.childNodes[i].useMap && maps.length) for(var m = 0; m < maps.length; m++){
							if(maps[m].name && mainCont.childNodes[i].useMap.replace(/^[^#]*#/, '') == maps[m].name) links[images.length-1] = maps[m];
						}
					break;
					case 'MAP': continue; break;
					default: descriptions[images.length-1] = mainCont.childNodes[i];
				}
			}
			hide(mainCont.childNodes[i].style);
		}
		if(!contentmode) for(var i = 0; i < images.length; i++) loadImage(images[i]);

		//CONTAINERS
		var sliderCont = newElement('DIV', {width: display.width, height: display.height, position: 'relative'}); mainCont.appendChild(sliderCont);
		var imagesCont = newElement('DIV', styleDef); sliderCont.appendChild(imagesCont);
		partsCont = sliderCont;

		//LINKS
		if(contentmode) var linkUpd = ef;
		else{
			var lnk = newElement('DIV', styleDef); partsCont.appendChild(lnk);
			var linkUpd = function(){
				lnk.innerHTML = ''; value = links[current];
				if(value){
					if(value.tagName == 'MAP'){
						var a = newElement('IMG', styleDef);
						a.src = images[current]; a.useMap = '#'+value.name;
					}else{
						var a = newElement('A', styleDef);
						a.href = value.href; a.target = value.target;
					}
					setStyles(a.style, {opacity: 0, background: '#000000'});
					a.onfocus = this_blur;
					lnk.appendChild(a);
				}
			}
		}

		//LOADING
		if(contentmode) var showLoading = ef;
		else{
			var loadingCont = newElement('DIV'); partsCont.appendChild(loadingCont);
			hide(loadingCont.style);
			if(loading.background){
				var loadingBgStyle = array_copy(styleDef);
				loadingBgStyle.background = loading.background;
				if(loading.opacity) loadingBgStyle.opacity = loading.opacity;
				loadingCont.appendChild(newElement('DIV', loadingBgStyle));
			}
			if(loading.image){
				var loadingImgStyle = array_copy(styleDef);
				loadingImgStyle.background = 'url('+(loading.image)+') no-repeat center center';
				loadingCont.appendChild(newElement('DIV', loadingImgStyle));
			}
			var showLoading = function(a){
				if(a) show(loadingCont.style);
				else hide(loadingCont.style);
				status = a ? 'loading' : 'free';
			}
		}

		//DESCRIPTION
		var descriptionShow;
		if(description && !contentmode){
			var descriptionCont = newElement('DIV'); partsCont.appendChild(descriptionCont);
			if(description.hide) hide(descriptionCont.style);

			var descriptionStl = {position: 'absolute', overflow: 'hidden', textAlign: 'left'};
			if(!description) description = [];
			description.position = validateOption(description.position, 'top,left,right,bottom')
			descriptionStl.background = description.background || 'white';
			descriptionStl.opacity = description.opacity || 0.5;
			descriptionStl.width = description.position == 'top' || description.position == 'bottom' ? display.width : description.width || display.width*0.2;
			descriptionStl.height = description.position == 'left' || description.position == 'right' ? display.height : description.height || display.height*0.2;
			descriptionStl[description.position == 'bottom'?'bottom':'top'] = 0;
			descriptionStl[description.position == 'right'?'right':'left'] = 0;

			var descBg = newElement('DIV', descriptionStl); descriptionCont.appendChild(descBg);
			descriptionStl.opacity = 1; descriptionStl.background = '';
			var desc = newElement('DIV', descriptionStl); descriptionCont.appendChild(desc);

			function descriptionShow(){
				desc.innerHTML = '';
				setStyle(descriptionCont.style, 'visibility', 'hidden');
				var value = descriptions[current];
				if(value){
					setStyle(descriptionCont.style, 'visibility', 'visible');
					value = value.cloneNode(true);
					show(value.style);
					desc.appendChild(value);
					if(isHover) show(descriptionCont.style);
				}
			}
		}else descriptionShow = ef

		//BUTTONS
		if(buttons){
			var buttonsCont = newElement('DIV'); partsCont.appendChild(buttonsCont);
			if(buttons.hide) hide(buttonsCont.style);
			var btnPrev = newElement('A'); buttonsCont.appendChild(btnPrev);
			btnPrev.href = 'javascript:void(0);';
			var btnNext = btnPrev.cloneNode(true); buttonsCont.appendChild(btnNext);
			btnPrev.onfocus = this_blur;
			btnNext.onfocus = this_blur;
			btnPrev.onclick = Slider.prev;
			btnNext.onclick = Slider.next;
			if(buttons.prev.label) btnPrev.innerHTML = is_string(buttons.prev.label) ? buttons.prev.label : 'prev';
			if(buttons.prev.label) btnNext.innerHTML = is_string(buttons.next.label) ? buttons.next.label : 'next';
			if(buttons.prev.className) btnPrev.className = buttons.prev.className;
			if(buttons.next.className) btnNext.className = buttons.next.className;
			if(buttons.opacity || buttons.prev.opacity) setOpacity(btnPrev.style, buttons.opacity || buttons.prev.opacity);
			if(buttons.opacity || buttons.next.opacity) setOpacity(btnNext.style, buttons.opacity || buttons.next.opacity);
		}

		//NAVIGATION
		var navigationUpd;
		if(navigation){
			var navigationCont = document.getElementById(navigation.container);
			var a;

			if(navigation.prev){
				a = newElement('A');
				if(navigation.prev.label) a.innerHTML = is_string(navigation.prev.label) ? navigation.prev.label : 'Prev';
				if(navigation.prev.className) a.className = navigation.prev.className;
				a.href = 'javascript:void(0);';
				a.onfocus = this_blur;
				a.onclick = Slider.prev;
				navigationCont.appendChild(a);
			}

			var navigationLinks = [];
			function a_onclick(){Slider.go(this.id.replace(parameters.container+'_SliderNavigation', ''));};
			for(var i = 0; i < images.length; i++){
				a = newElement('A');
				if(navigation.label) a.innerHTML = is_string(navigation.label) ? navigation.label : i+1;
				if(navigation.className) a.className = navigation.className;
				a.href = 'javascript:void(0);';
				a.id = parameters.container+'_SliderNavigation'+i;
				a.onfocus = this_blur;
				a.onclick = a_onclick;
				navigationLinks.push(a);
				navigationCont.appendChild(a);
			}

			if(navigation.next){
				a = newElement('A');
				if(navigation.next.label) a.innerHTML = is_string(navigation.next.label) ? navigation.next.label : 'Next';
				if(navigation.next.className) a.className = navigation.next.className;
				a.href = 'javascript:void(0);';
				a.onfocus = this_blur;
				a.onclick = Slider.next;
				navigationCont.appendChild(a);
			}

			function navigationUpd(){
				for(var i = 0; i < navigationLinks.length; i++) navigationLinks[i].className = navigationLinks[i].className.replace(/\bactive\b/g, '');
				if(navigationLinks[current]) navigationLinks[current].className += ' active';
			}
		}else navigationUpd = ef

		//AUTOPLAY
		var autoplayCount = 0;
		if(display.autoplay){
			var autoplayTimeout;
			var autoplay = function(a){
				if(autoplayTimeout){
					clearTimeout(autoplayTimeout);
					autoplayTimeout = null;
				}
				if(a && !(isHover && display.pause) && autoplayStatus == 'play') autoplayTimeout = setTimeout(display.random ? Slider.random : Slider.next, display.autoplay);
			}//autoplay
		}else var autoplay = ef

		var doEffect = function(src){
			if(autoplayStatus == 'stop') autoplayStatus = 'pause';
			eventCall('before');
			showLoading(false); status = 'busy'; update();
			Effects({effect: getEffect(), display: display, container: imagesCont, src: src, callback: function(img){
				status = 'free'; autoplay(true);
				removePrevImg();
				prevImg = img;
				eventCall('after');
				if(autoplayStatus == 'stop') removePrevImg();
				else if(nextIndex !== null){
					Slider.go(nextIndex);
					nextIndex = null;
				}
			}, contentmode: contentmode});
		};

		if(display.mousewheel){
			onmousewheel = function(d){
				if(d > 0) Slider.prev();
				else if(d < 0) Slider.next();
				return true;
			};
			function wheel(event){
				var d = 0;
				if(!event) event = window.event;
				if(event.wheelDelta){
					d = event.wheelDelta/120;
					if(window.opera) d = -d;
				}else if(event.detail) d = -event.detail/3;
				if(d && onmousewheel(d)){
					if(event.preventDefault) event.preventDefault();
					event.returnValue = false;
				}
			}//wheel
			if(mainCont.addEventListener){
				mainCont.addEventListener("DOMMouseScroll",wheel,false);
				mainCont.addEventListener("mousewheel",wheel,false);
			}else addElementEvent(mainCont, 'onmousewheel', wheel);
		}

		if(display.first_slide) displayFirstSlide();
		update();
		if(typeof(display.autostart) == 'undefined' || display.autostart) Slider.play();
		return Slider;
	}//Sliderman.slider

}//Sliderman

/* predefined easing functions */
Sliderman.easing({name: 'none', method: function(x){return x;}});
Sliderman.easing({name: 'swing', method: function(x){return -Math.cos(x*Math.PI)/2 + 0.5;}});
Sliderman.easing({name: 'wave', method: function(t){return ((Math.cos((1-t)*3*Math.PI+2*Math.PI))*0.5+0.5+t)/2;}});
Sliderman.easing({name: 'bounce', method: function(t){return 1 - Math.abs(Math.cos((1-t)*(2.5+t*t*3)*Math.PI+0.5*Math.PI)*(1-t));}});
/* predefined order functions */
Sliderman.order({name: 'straight', method: function(e){
	var cols = e.cols, rows = e.rows, road = e.road, count = e.count;
	var a = [], i = 0, c = 0, r = 0, cl = cols - 1, rl = rows - 1, il = count - 1, cr;
	for(r = 0; r < rows; r++) for(c = 0; c < cols; c++){cr = r+','+c;
		switch(road){
			case 'BL': a[cr] = il-(c*rows+(rl-r)); break;
			case 'RT': a[cr] = il-(r*cols+(cl-c)); break;
			case 'TL': a[cr] = il-(c*rows+r);
			case 'LT': a[cr] = il-(r*cols+c); break;
			case 'BR': a[cr] = c*rows+r; break;
			case 'LB': a[cr] = r*cols+(cl-c); break;
			case 'TR': a[cr] = c*rows+(rl-r); break;
			default: a[cr] = r*cols+c; break;//'RB'
		}
	}
	return a;
}});
Sliderman.order({name: 'swirl', method: function(e){
	var cols = e.cols, rows = e.rows, road = e.road, count = e.count;
	var a = [], i = 0, c = 0, r = 0, cl = cols - 1, rl = rows - 1, il = count - 1, cr;
	var courses, course = 0;
	switch(road){
		case 'BL': c = cl; r = 0; courses = ['r+', 'c-', 'r-', 'c+']; break;
		case 'RT': c = 0; r = rl; courses = ['c+', 'r-', 'c-', 'r+']; break;
		case 'TL': c = cl; r = rl; courses = ['r-', 'c-', 'r+', 'c+']; break;
		case 'LT': c = cl; r = rl; courses = ['c-', 'r-', 'c+', 'r+']; break;
		case 'BR': c = 0; r = 0; courses = ['r+', 'c+', 'r-', 'c-']; break;
		case 'LB': c = cl; r = 0; courses = ['c-', 'r+', 'c+', 'r-']; break;
		case 'TR': c = 0; r = rl; courses = ['r-', 'c+', 'r+', 'c-']; break;
		default: c = 0; r = 0; courses = ['c+', 'r+', 'c-', 'r-']; break;//'RB'
	}
	i = 0;
	while(i < count){
		cr = r+','+c;
		if(c >= 0 && c < cols && r >= 0 && r < rows && typeof(a[cr]) == 'undefined') a[cr] = i++;
		else switch(courses[course++%courses.length]){case 'c+': c--; break; case 'r+': r--; break; case 'c-': c++; break; case 'r-': r++; break;}
		switch(courses[course%courses.length]){case 'c+': c++; break; case 'r+': r++; break; case 'c-': c--; break; case 'r-': r--; break;}
	}
	return a;
}});
Sliderman.order({name: 'snake', method: function(e){
	var cols = e.cols, rows = e.rows, road = e.road, count = e.count;
	var a = [], i = 0, c = 0, r = 0, cl = cols - 1, rl = rows - 1, il = count - 1, cr;
	var courses, course = 0;
	switch(road){
		case 'BL': c = cl; r = 0; courses = ['r+', 'c-', 'r-', 'c-']; break;
		case 'RT': c = 0; r = rl; courses = ['c+', 'r-', 'c-', 'r-']; break;
		case 'TL': c = cl; r = rl; courses = ['r-', 'c-', 'r+', 'c-']; break;
		case 'LT': c = cl; r = rl; courses = ['c-', 'r-', 'c+', 'r-']; break;
		case 'BR': c = 0; r = 0; courses = ['r+', 'c+', 'r-', 'c+']; break;
		case 'LB': c = cl; r = 0; courses = ['c-', 'r+', 'c+', 'r+']; break;
		case 'TR': c = 0; r = rl; courses = ['r-', 'c+', 'r+', 'c+']; break;
		default: c = 0; r = 0; courses = ['c+', 'r+', 'c-', 'r+']; break;//'RB'
	}
	i = 0;
	while(i < count){cr = r+','+c;
		if(c >= 0 && c < cols && r >= 0 && r < rows && typeof(a[cr]) == 'undefined'){a[cr] = i++;
			switch(courses[course%courses.length]){case 'c+': c++; break; case 'r+': r++; break; case 'c-': c--; break; case 'r-': r--; break;}
		}
		else{
			switch(courses[course++%courses.length]){case 'c+': c--; break; case 'r+': r--; break; case 'c-': c++; break; case 'r-': r++; break;}
			switch(courses[course++%courses.length]){case 'c+': c++; break; case 'r+': r++; break; case 'c-': c--; break; case 'r-': r--; break;}
		}
	}
	return a;
}});
Sliderman.order({name: 'straight_stairs', method: function(e){
	var cols = e.cols, rows = e.rows, road = e.road, count = e.count;
	var a = [], i = 0, c = 0, r = 0, cl = cols - 1, rl = rows - 1, il = count - 1, cr;
	switch(road){
		case 'BL': case 'TR': case 'TL': case 'BR': var C = 0, R = 0; break;
		case 'LB': case 'RT': case 'LT': case 'RB': default: road = 'RB'; var C = cl, R = 0; break;
	}
	c = C; r = R;
	while(i < count){cr = r+','+c;
		if(road.indexOf('T') == 1 || road.indexOf('R') == 1) a[cr] = il - i++;
		else a[cr] = i++;
		switch(road){
			case 'BL': case 'TR': c--; r++; break;
			case 'TL': case 'BR': c++; r--; break;
			case 'LB': case 'RT': c--; r--; break;
			case 'RB': case 'LT': default: c++; r++; break;
		}
		if(c < 0 || r < 0 || c > cl || r > rl){
			switch(road){
				case 'BL': case 'TR': C++; break;
				case 'LB': case 'RT': case 'TL': case 'BR': R++; break;
				case 'RB': case 'LT': default: C--; break;
			}
			if(C < 0 || R < 0 || C > cl || R > rl){
				switch(road){
					case 'BL': case 'TR': C = cl; R++; break;
					case 'TL': case 'BR': R = rl; C++; break;
					case 'LB': case 'RT': R = rl; C--; break;
					case 'RB': case 'LT': default: C = 0; R++; break;
				}
				if(R > rl) R = rl; else if(R < 0) R = 0; else if(C > cl) C = cl; else if(C < 0) C = 0;
			}
			r = R; c = C;
		}
	}
	return a;
}});
Sliderman.order({name: 'square', method: function(effect){
	var cols = effect.cols || 1, rows = effect.rows || 1, arr = [], i = 0, c, r, dc, dr, cr;
	dc = cols < rows ? (rows-cols)/2 : 0; dr = cols > rows ? (cols-rows)/2 : 0; cr = Math.round(Math.max(cols/2, rows/2)) + 1;
	for(c = 0; c < cols; c++) for(r = 0; r < rows; r++) arr[r+','+c] = cr - Math.min(c+1+dc, r+1+dr, cols-c+dc, rows-r+dr);
	return arr;
}});
Sliderman.order({name: 'rectangle', method: function(effect){
	var cols = effect.cols || 1, rows = effect.rows || 1, arr = [], i = 0, c, r, cr;
	cr = Math.round(Math.min(cols/2, rows/2)) + 1;
	for(c = 0; c < cols; c++) for(r = 0; r < rows; r++) arr[r+','+c] = cr - Math.min(c+1, r+1, cols-c, rows-r);
	return arr;
}});
Sliderman.order({name: 'random', method: function(effect){
	var a = [], tmp = [], r, c, i;
	for(r = 0; r < effect.rows; r++) for(c = 0; c < effect.cols; c++) tmp.push(r+','+c);
	tmp.sort(function(a,b){return Math.random() > 0.5;});
	for(i = 0; i < effect.count; i++) a[tmp[i]] = i;
	return a;
}});
Sliderman.order({
	name: 'circle', method: function(effect){
  	var cols = effect.cols || 1, rows = effect.rows || 1, arr = [], i = 0, c, r;
  	var hc = cols/2-0.5, hr = rows/2-0.5;
		for(c = 0; c < cols; c++) for(r = 0; r < rows; r++) arr[r+','+c] = Math.round(Math.sqrt(Math.pow(c-hc, 2)+Math.pow(r-hr, 2)));
		return arr;
	}
});
Sliderman.order({
	name: 'cross', method: function(effect){
  	var cols = effect.cols || 1, rows = effect.rows || 1, arr = [], i = 0, c, r;
  	var hc = cols/2-0.5, hr = rows/2-0.5;
		for(c = 0; c < cols; c++) for(r = 0; r < rows; r++) arr[r+','+c] = Math.round(Math.min(Math.abs(c-hc), Math.abs(r-hr)));
		return arr;
	}
});
Sliderman.order({
	name: 'rectangle_cross', method: function(effect){
  	var cols = effect.cols || 1, rows = effect.rows || 1, arr = [], i = 0, c, r;
  	var hc = cols/2-0.5, hr = rows/2-0.5, cr = Math.max(hc, hr)+1;
		for(c = 0; c < cols; c++) for(r = 0; r < rows; r++) arr[r+','+c] = Math.round(cr-Math.max(hc-Math.abs(c-hc), hr-Math.abs(r-hr)))-1;
		return arr;
	}
});
/* predefined effects */
Sliderman.effect({name: 'fade', fade: true, duration: 400});
Sliderman.effect({name: 'move', left: true, move: true, duration: 400});
Sliderman.effect({name: 'stairs', cols: 7, rows: 5, delay: 30, order: 'straight_stairs', road: 'BL', fade: true});
Sliderman.effect({name: 'blinds', cols: 10, delay: 100, duration: 400, order: 'straight', right: true, zoom: true, fade: true});
Sliderman.effect({name: 'rain', cols: 10, delay: 100, duration: 400, order: 'straight', top: true, fade: true});

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Wales lock Alun Wyn Jones says that it was "a special moment" when he found out he would captain the British and Irish Lions but says his performance on the field will be more important.
Jones, one of a record-equalling 10 Welshmen in the starting fifteen, takes over as a surprise choice after Irish veteran centre Brian O'Driscoll – seen by most pundits as favourite to replace the injured Sam Warburton – was dropped by coach Warren Gatland.
The Ospreys captain has led Wales just once during a 72-Test career, successfully, against Italy in the 2009 Six Nations Championship.
On Saturday in Sydney he will head the British and Irish team as they look to end their 125th anniversary tour on a high by clinching their first series victory since 1997 in South Africa.
"Hopefully, I've been selected for the way I play and not necessarily the way I lead, it's as simple as that," said the giant second-rower.
"To be selected in the position I am for the final Test is a pretty special moment for me, but obviously there's still a job to do," said Jones, who will become the 10th Welshman to lead the Lions in a Test.
On his limited experience as a captain, Jones said that he was open to seeking counsel from fellow senior members of the tour party.
"There's always room for advice," he said. "But I've done quite a lot with the Ospreys this season and once with Wales in the past during the Six Nations. I'm fortunate to have been captained by some great men as well.
The Lions won the first Test 23-21 in Brisbane and the Wallabies levelled the series with a 16-15 triumph in Melbourne last Saturday.


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Sony Just Announced The $100 PlayStation Classic Console
If Nintendo can do it, Sony can too: the company just announced the PlayStation Classic, a small retro console that comes bundled with a range of the original console's best/most popular games (including Final Fantasy VII).
It'll be out on December 3 in the US, Canada, Europe, Japan and Australia, and includes games like Final Fantasy VII, Jumping Flash, Ridge Racer Type 4, Tekken 3, and Wild Arms. There'll be 20 bundled titles in total, but those five are the only ones announced at the moment.
Annoyingly, like the SNES Classic, the PlayStation Classic won't include an AC adaptor, with the only power option being a bundled USB cable.
The PlayStation Classic will include two original PS1 controllers and a HDMI cable, and cost US$99.99 (€99.99 in Europe, AUD$150 in Australia).
Everything included in the box.
The Classic (left) is a lot smaller than the original PS1 (right, which wasn't very big to begin with).
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Antoine Fuqua's star-studded remake of The Magnificent Seven has knocked Tom Hanks-fronted biopic Sully out of the #1 spot at the box office.
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Great goals, late drama and superb defensive displays: the 2018 World Cup quarter-finals didn't disappoint. But who were the three standout players?
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It was knockout football at its finest. All four matches ebbed and flowed as eight sides battled it out for a place in the semi-finals of the 2018 World Cup.
With one side of the draw holding arguably some of football's bigger names, two of those sides were guaranteed to fall.
France passed a difficult test when they brushed aside a notoriously stubborn Uruguay side while Belgium showed their technical and physical superiority when they overcame a Brazil side that never hit top gear.
On the other side of the draw, England's good form continued when they knocked out a Sweden side who had deservedly overachieved in Russia. The hosts' fine run was brought to a heartbreaking end when Croatia won their second penalty shootout in a row, after 120 minutes brought a 2-2 draw.
The semi-final picture is now clear but which three players stole the show in the last eight?
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Clinical features and serum antinuclear antibodies in 230 Danish patients with systemic sclerosis.
Jacobsen S., Halberg P., Ullman S., Van Venrooij WJ., Høier-Madsen M., Wiik A., Petersen J.
The objective was to investigate the relationship between the presence of different types of antinuclear antibodies (ANA) in patients with systemic sclerosis (SSc) and the presence of clinical features. Sera from 230 patients with SSc were tested for the presence of ANA, including anticentromere antibodies (ab), antitopoisomerase I ab, anti-U1 RNP ab and antinucleolar ab, including anti-Th RNP, anti-U3 RNP and anti-U17 RNP. Clinical features were registered prospectively in a clinical database. Eighty-two per cent of the patients were women. The median age was 58 yr (45-67, quartiles) and median age at disease onset was 44 (30-55) yr. ANA were found in 86% of the patients (anticentromere: 34%; antitopoisomerase I: 14%; anti-U1 RNP: 6.5%; antinucleolar total: 16%; anti-Th RNP: 2.2%; anti-U3 RNP: 3.5%; anti-U17 RNP: 0%). Anticentromere ab were found to be related to a high prevalence of calcinosis, telangiectasia, digital ulcers, acrosclerosis, primary biliary cirrhosis, isolated reduction of pulmonary diffusing capacity, and a low prevalence of radiological evidence of pulmonary fibrosis. Antitopoisomerase I ab were associated with a high prevalence of digital joint deformity, distal osteolysis, radiological signs of pulmonary fibrosis, a low prevalence of calcinosis and late onset of disease. Anti-U1 RNP ab were related to a high prevalence of arthritis and myositis, a low prevalence of calcinosis, and early disease onset. The presence of antinucleolar ab, including anti-U3 RNP and anti-Th RNP, was not significantly related to any particular clinical features in this study; possibly due to the small number of patients with these ab. The presence of anticentromere, antitopoisomerase I and anti-U1 RNP ab in the serum was also found to have previously described clinical correlations in a group of Danish SSc patients.
10.1093/rheumatology/37.1.39
Br J Rheumatol
Adolescent, Adult, Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Antibodies, Antinuclear, Denmark, Female, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Prospective Studies, Scleroderma, Systemic


This is one of the rarest wines in the Lustau portfolio, and even from other bodegas Tintilla de Rota wines are downright scarce.
This type of wine, made from Tintilla which is basically the same grape as Graciano, is traditionally produced in the town of Rota, once a vibrant winemaking centre, now better known for its American naval base, which pushed the vineyards to extinction, almost. The grapes are harvested late and are left to dry in the sun for some days to intensify their sugars and aromas.
For more background information, read my article about Tintilla de Rota wines.
This wine is said to have originated in the 1980s and 1990s, when Lustau had its own Tintilla vineyard 'Las Cruces' in Chipiona. Their first release was at the end of the 1990s. Bottlings are very hard to come by, my bottle had an L1 code (2001) and Lustau kindly confirmed that this was the last batch: there haven't been releases since then! The wine isn't mentioned on their website either, but you can still occasionally find a bottle in Spain.
Brown ink colour, almost black. Nose: moderately intense. On first sight, it seems similar to what you get in a Pedro Ximénez, say dates, prunes, chocolate and liquorice. That said, it is lighter and slightly closer to the fruit itself, with something of a Port-style hint of (caramelized) red fruits. More fragrant than a PX, with a scent of old roses. A light hint of cigar boxes, whiffs of camphor too. Then back to sweet black cherries. The aromatic quality is certainly impressive.
Mouth: full and rich. Of course it's very sweet, but it's not as velvety and sticky as Pedro Ximénez or Moscatel can be. Some acidity and a growing bitter edge. Dark fruits, blackberries, prunes and raisins. Then the fruity sweetness and caramels make place for big spicy notes (pepper), hints of dark liquorice, as well as grape pips and something of roasted nuts. Still traces of old roses and cardamom. Long, bittersweet finish with a slight smoky edge.
Availability: hard to get. Around € 35.


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2016 HONDA PILOT Vs 2016 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER
3.5 V6 ENGINE 3.5 L V6
280 hp HORSEPOWER 270 hp
262 lb-ft TORQUE 248 lb-ft.
12.4 L/100Km city, 9.3 L/100 km hwy FUEL ECONOMY 13.0 L/100 km city, 9.8L/100 km hwy
18.0 cubic feet REAR CARGO 13.8 cubic feet
If you're in the market for a full-size SUV with three rows of seats, there's good reason to consider your options! Honda's top-of-the-line trim for the Pilot is the Touring model. At lower trims the Pilot clearly pulls ahead of the Highlander in terms of value for its long list of standard features at this higher level, it's a full-on battle. The Pilot is all-new for the 2016 model year. While lesser trims get a six-speed automatic, the Pilot's Touring trim has an exclusive nine-speed auto box to pair with the 3.5-litre V6 that comes with steering-wheel mounted paddle shifters. That, plus engine auto stop-start technology and with greater fuel efficiency in city driving. Of these two SUVs, the Honda Pilot feels more car-like to drive: it's lighter in handling and has a slightly tighter turning radius.
The Pilot has a well-designed cabin storage area. But it does have a no-slip tray for a smartphone, plus the multi-tiered door storage is nice and the push-button gear selector keeps the center console space feeling airy. The Honda is the clear winner for cargo capacity, delivering up to 717 liters more space than in the Toyota when all of the rear seats are folded. The differences between the two vehicles are subtle on this point. Both have a heated steering wheel, heated and cooled front seats, heated second-row bucket seats, and three-zone climate control. I found the Pilot's third row significantly more usable, especially for adults.
Honda's automatic emergency response system uses a connected phone to instantly dial 911 if the car detects a crash. This offering comes standard on every Pilot model and doesn't require a subscription service. The Pilot also has adaptive cruise control and forward collision mitigation at almost every trim level, which contribute to its IIHS Top Safety Pick+ rating.
The Toyota Highlander's range-topping trim is the Limited version. It was most recently overhauled for the 2015 model year. Unlike the Pilot, the Highlander is available as a hybrid, but we're looking at the gas model.
In the rear cargo area, the Highlander finishes a distant second to the Pilot in outright capacity.
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Q: Need solution for when Exporting CSV, getting the current page's HTML code also in the excel file This is the HTML code for the Export button:
<form method="post" name="download_csv" class="pull-right" enctype="multipart/form-data">

    <button type="submit" name="Export" class="btn btn-success" >Export to excel</button>
</form>

This is the PHP code for Exporting data to CSV:
// DB data Export to Excel
if(isset($_POST['Export'])){
    header('Content-Type: text/csv; charset= utf-8');
    header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename= data.csv');
    $output= fopen("php://output", "w");
    fputcsv($output, array('Id','Name','Address', 'Contact no.','Email'));
    $query = "Select id,name,address,contact,emailcontact from addresses where user_id='".$_SESSION['id']."' ORDER By id ASC";
    $result = mysqli_query($conn, $query);
    while($row= mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
        fputcsv($output, $row);
    }
    fclose($output);
}

But When i'm clicking on the Export to excel button, It exports the correct data with the current page's html code. I don't know why is that happening. Any solution is appreciated.

A: Because your form action is pointed to the same script. You should either do a conditional check to avoid that in the same script  or simply change the action url.

A: This Problem is resolved by adding:
exit(); at the end of my PHP script.
Now it should be:
`// DB data Export to Excel
if(isset($_POST['Export'])){
    header('Content-Type: text/csv; charset= utf-8');
    header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename= data.csv');
    $output= fopen("php://output", "w");
    fputcsv($output, array('Id','Name','Address', 'Contact no.','Email'));
    $query = "Select id,name,address,contact,emailcontact from addresses where user_id='".$_SESSION['id']."' ORDER By id ASC";
    $result = mysqli_query($conn, $query);
    while($row= mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)){
        fputcsv($output, $row);
    }
    fclose($output);
exit();
}`

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Biografia

Infanzia e studi
Umberto Peschi nacque a Macerata il 2 luglio 1912 dove frequentò la Regia scuola professionale di tirocinio con specializzazione in Legno dove si diplomò nel 1927. In questi anni iniziò a frequentare la vita artistica e culturale della città natale e le varie botteghe di artisti maceratesi come Giuseppe De Angelis, con cui instaurò un rapporto di amicizia e condivisione ideologica di stampo socialista-umanitaria.

1937-1945: Peschi e l'esperienza romana
Nel 1937 Umberto Peschi si trasferì a Roma dove condivide lo studio con Sante Monachesi e Bruno Tano in via delle Colonnette. Fu di questi primi anni romani la prima mostra presso la casa d'arte Bragaglia ed i contatti con il movimento futurista: conosce Filippo Tommaso Marinetti e stringe amicizia con Enrico Prampolini, Giacomo Balla e Fortunato Depero. Si apre così una strada che lo portò ad importanti esposizioni: nel 1939 fu invitato alla III Quadriennale nazionale d'arte di Roma, e da li a tutte quelle successive fino alla VII; nel 1940 fu invitato alla XXII Esposizione internazionale d'arte dove espose il suo famoso Aeroritratto d'aviatore, una delle massime espressioni di aeroscultura di quel periodo. Fu poi presente anche alla successiva Biennale del 1942.

1946-1980: Peschi e l'astrattismo
Nell'immediato dopoguerra, complice anche il sodalizio con Prampolini e con l'Art Club, Peschi segue un percorso che lo porterà sempre più a scegliere un linguaggio astratto. E proprio in questo solco fu importante l'incontro con Fiamma Vigo e con la galleria e rivista Numero, con cui collaborò strettamente dal 1953 al 1975, consolidando sempre più la scelta dell'astrattismo attraverso le frequentazioni di artisti come Osvaldo Licini, Antonio Calderara, Giovanni Korompay, Zoren, Edgardo Mannucci, Pia Pizzo, Michelangelo Conte, Hsiao Chin.

Nel 1975 Pier Paolo Pasolini inserì, su proposta dello scenografo Dante Ferretti, Aereoritratto d'aviatore nella scenografia di Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma.

Umberto Peschi nei musei
 Musei civici di Palazzo Buonaccorsi  di Macerata
 Museo Palazzo Ricci di Macerata

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EARLY 19TH CENTURY TALL-CASE CLOCK in mahogany. Dial is signed Wm. Wainwright. Liston". Depicts Framingham Castle on upper half of dial. Gold-painted wood finials. Carved fluted quarter columns. Height 76"."
Damage to veneer on front. No weights or pendulums.


When I posted the question about the master bedroom on the first floor, I totally expected every single Mama out there to be all, "No way would we want that! Your irrational fears are so not irrational!"
Instead, some of you gave me something to think about. I actually got excited when Kat said that having a house like that would enable all kid stuff to be on the second floor thereby leaving the first floor visitor ready. Oh, how that thought warms my soul.
I have been discussing this with my girlfriends here, also. Further proof that my internet girlfriends and real life girlfriends are so similar, their thoughts are very similar to yours.
All that to say, I'm still stumped. I'm thinking it through, I really am. I'll keep you posted.
Speaking of girlfriends, I've mentioned here before that I have an awesome group of girls that I meet every other week for coffee. Half of the group doesn't even like coffee but that doesn't stop us. We meet at Starbucks anyway and stay there laughing and talking until they kick us out.
Last night was coffee night and yesterday was one of those days for me. You know the type. The kind where you question every decision you made that day. You wonder if you are still as intelligent and capable of the things that you did before your days were filled with Candyland, Go Fish and floor puzzles. That was my yesterday. I don't have many of those days but when I do, it's inevitably on Coffee Day. That's because God is good and He knows I won't wallow for long on those days. I get together with my girls and everything seems balanced again. It doesn't hurt that they are the type of friends who will say, "Snap out of it girl!" and let you know that these thoughts are normal and you aren't the only one with them.
I love those girls. I leave them feeling refreshed and ready to face anything. We're about to start meeting every week since we will soon start losing each other to moves. Over half of us are on the way to a new home this summer and I'm not sure I'll ever love Tuesdays as much as I do now once we aren't together anymore.
We aren't the only ones who think our group is special. Recently, the ever so adorable and very young man who starts working on our orders when he sees us walk in, told us that we are by far his favorite Mommy group that comes in. I didn't even balk at the fact that he referred to us as a "Mommy Group" rather than "Group of Gorgeous, Funny, Smart Young Women." Instead we thanked him and realized that what we have is rare and it's a blessing and I'm going to miss these women when we all move on.


Today our Physio Mikayla Southamvisited the Gold Coast Animal Welfare League to donate offcuts of our thermoplastic materials.
Active Hand Therapy loves this organisation as it has a 'Getting to Zero' model with one of the highest animal save rates of any organisation of this size. It aims to rehome every single animal that comes into their care which is truly astounding. The vet clinics provide affordable, quality services to all of the community and any profits are used to look after and rehome the shelter animals.
The amazing vets and vet nurses at the clinic use the thermoplastic to make splints for animals that have injured or broken bones.


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But not just any music…according to a new. the University of Glasgow turned on six-hour playlists of five different genres of music for shelter dogs. During the duration of the study, the dogs.
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It is a type of hip hop music that is characterized by soothing and mellow. instead of listening to classical music on Pandora, you might want to try something new by listening to the lofi hip hop.
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The 326-song, 34-hour playlist features recordings from Nézet-Séguin himself, as well as a mix of piano pieces and orchestral classics. He was inspired by playing music for his own cats, especially Parsifal, his first, eponymously named after the famed Richard Wagner orchestra.
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There's no one-size-fits-all formula when it comes to study music, as different genres will aide your studies in different ways. Classical music has a reputation for helping with retention, while pop music can help motivate you to sit down and tackle that big paper.
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In 2005, the London Underground started piping classical music into dozens of stations after a trial revealed that instances of physical and verbal abuse decreased by 33% when the music was played.
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But the idea of 40 racehorses lining up for the Grand National each listening to a personalised playlist of soothing classical tunes seems. During transport, the diffusion of classical music.
Find white noise playlists on YouTube or Spotify. Alternatively, for something a little more pleasing to the ear, the album Sleep by composer Max Richter plays eight hours of calming classical.
Five ways that music really can transform your life: As research takes the soothing power of melody to new heights, take our tips for a new playlist. Research is taking music's curative properties.
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One company, Focus at Will, a favourite of high-achievers in Silicon Valley, asks you to take a personality quiz, then.
Now they were using our meditations," Smith concluded, and so the company began commissioning what it calls "stories" — breathy, soothing. in which music researchers were heavily promoting the idea.
Feb 19, 2016 · The site's most popular sleep playlists include: Sleepytime Indie, Fall Asleep, Classical for Sleeping, Ladies Serenading You to Sleep, and Acoustic Bedtime. Some of the songs have no lyrics, so you can drift off to soothing audio, says Google Play Music curator Brady Hayward.
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Three hundred twenty-six tracks of classical compositions soothing the ears of felines and Fidos, created by none other than Philadelphia Orchestra Music Director. The 34-hour playlist is now on.
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Opinion: Hungary is upholding its obligations to migrants
Hungary has managed to fulfill its international legal obligations and also maintain public order. Hungary also has managed to uphold its moral obligation and provide shelter, medical care, food and legal assistance to those in need.
Bálint Ódor, Special to Montreal Gazette
Migrants and refugees wait at the Keleti Railway Station in Budapest, Hungary, Sunday, Sept. 13, 2015. Bea Kallos / AP
Hungary has been facing an enormous migratory pressure for several months now. In the last two months alone, more than 100,000 migrants have arrived in Hungary, bringing the total to 200,000 this year. One-third of the asylum-seekers are from Syria.
This vast and sudden influx has posed an almost uncontrollable challenge to the Hungarian authorities. Yet, Hungary has managed to fulfill its international legal obligations and also maintain public order. Hungary also has managed to uphold its moral obligation and provide shelter, medical care, food and legal assistance to those in need. Let the numbers speak for themselves: Hungary has spent 120 million euros already (approximately $168 million Canadian) and this figure is about to double soon; 524,000 bottles of water, 5,000 bottles of baby food and 661,000 sandwiches were distributed in the past couple of weeks — just to mention a few items.
The challenge is not over yet, nor will it be over in the short run. Any lasting solution will need to deal with all the different layers of the migratory crisis, not only some of them. We also need a solution that stands up on legal grounds. Ultimately, the problem must be resolved at its source.
But first things first. For the time being, if we are to manage the effects of the migratory crisis, we must be able to know who has crossed our border and who among them qualify for refugee status. This can only work, though, if law and order apply at the borders and migrants enter Hungary at designated border crossing points. These are the general rules of migration management. Whoever believes that managing migrant flows means that we should let people pass borders without any control does not understand the issue at hand.
The message of the Hungarian government toward the migrants is clear: Those who have already found refuge in Turkey, Lebanon or Jordan should not risk their lives on the long journey to Europe. The message to the organized crime groups that draw lucrative profits from the misery of the migrants is equally clear: the route via Hungary will no longer be economically profitable.
I would also like to take this opportunity to turn to Hungarian Canadians who are confused by the news in Canadian media. Many of them expressed discontent and anger these last few weeks because, being better informed about the developments in Hungary than their fellow citizens, they clearly see that there is a manifest disconnect between the news and the reality. For them, I have only one message: The situation in Europe is changing. Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Austria announced measures over the weekend that are very similar to the ones introduced weeks ago by us, for which we were heavily criticized. Today I see fewer critical comments. Slowly but steadily, more and more governments and journalists are understanding what the stakes are and how complex the situation is.
Finally, I would invite Hungarian Canadians who fled Hungary in 1956 to make their voices heard, too. Inaccurate comparisons are being made between the situation in '56 and the present crisis. In 1956, 200,000 Hungarian asylum-seekers stayed in camps for many months in Austria. They had to be registered and they had to wait for the asylum procedure to end before other countries, like Canada, resettled them. If today's situation was similar to 1956, we would have discussions at international conferences, under UN mandate, to resettle people from camps in Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon. This is, unfortunately, not the case.
Bálint Ódor is Hungary's ambassador to Canada.
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If literary devices have been traced back to literature as ancient as the Iliad, I don't know why people assume that the religious texts are the direct word of god unless it is labeled within the text as a parable. Doesn't it stand to reason that allegory and metaphor were used just as often and for the same reasons as we use them today? The ideas of rebirth and reincarnation are nice ones, but I'm not sure we can take it literally. Is it possible that these ideas are metaphors for the philosophical rebirth that occurs when we enter a new phase in life or learn something that completely changes the way we think about the world? Why do we continually close our minds off to the possibilities that what we've always been taught may not be the only answers out there?
While everyone's focusing on the current situation with the airlines, few people are asking why it's so important for them to make the safety changes now, especially when it's already been proved that we've been flying in unsafe planes for years. Maybe it has more to do with the rising cost of fuel and the fact that airlines are breaking even or losing money on fuel every time they put a plane in the air. Of course, no one wants to fault the oil companies for anything, and we pretend they're above reproach, so the major airlines can't come out and say, "We can't afford to fly because fuel prices are so high." That would allow for a lot of criticism that the government can't answer.
Without a massive protest, without airlines shutting down and giving us the real reason, without truckers staying off the road for more than a few hours, without people refusing to drive to work because they can't afford gas, there will never be a change. DRIVE LESS, FLY LESS, BUY LOCAL GOODS!!!
Here's a really good reason to conserve fuel: 4,032 US Soldiers killed in Iraq; 29,676 US soldiers wounded in Iraq.
Even though my blog is banned in China, I hardly ever write anything about them at all. With the summer Olympics coming up, though, I thought I might mention it. We will not be watching the Olympics in my house. We like the Olympics, but I don't feel that advertisers should be giving their money to aid in the broadcast from a country that does not allow its citizens to be free. Besides the political turmoil in Tibet, we cannot forget the severe avalanches and mudslides that happened this winter. How many Chinese citizens were allowed to die because the government was too proud to ask for help? How many children starved to death because the bureaucracy of China is so inept and the technology is so backward that the roads could not be cleared to deliver food to remote villages? The world sees of China only what China wants us to see, and as we have learned in our own country, when there is no transparency, government corruption runs rampant. So, this summer, my family will be ignoring China, because they are not worth our attention.


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Dear President Obama: Stop the Genocide!
Our organization is working to create an international government based on the U.S. Constitution and the cooperation of nature. As of today, people in 76 nations, including Muslim nations, support the plan for the international government.
The conflict in Iraq devolved not as a war or acts of terrorism, but as a genocide, which is one of the games related to the five games associated with revenge. The game of Pride. In the case of Iraq it started with the Gulf War when George HW Bush stopped Saddam Hussein from defending his oil reserves from Kuwait's horizontal drilling. The genocide started with George W. Bush's judgment that Saddam Hussein was evil. That brought in the Coalition nations who play the game of Greed, and came for lucrative contracts and other perks. That brought in the world's leaders who play the game of Lust, translated into slavery and human rights violations, who declare they are allies in the War on Terror, who brought in the people who rely on terrorism to gain a voice.
The three power games associated with Pride, Greed and Anger have reached their ultimate conclusion and the pendulum is swinging back again, but the games that are based on weaving an illusion are swinging the pendulum out more. Genocide and Slavery are still a major issue and spreading to the rest of the planet.
To stop the slavery, people must have a place to go.
To stop a genocide, someone must stand up to defend the person who is being targeted in the character defamation campaign. The genocide started with the judgment against Saddam Hussein that he was evil, and he was even paraded in front of the world and degraded.
The issue of no WMD has been muddied by recent finds of chemical weapons, and you will continue to see obfuscation of the fact that he was attempting to comply with UN sanctions.
My organization is standing up to defend Saddam Hussein, but in an attempt to take control of my organization, I have suffered the same defamation as Saddam Hussein. I can speak from personal experience on this that the games of illusion in Iraq will continue on until Saddam Hussein is exonerated of being evil.
All of the eight nations that have proposals for our first year have fallen into crisis because of a sense of judgment. Our first two proposals are U.S. proposals.
Under Universal Law, when you judge someone as evil, that person goes up and the person who judges will be judged.
The U.S. legal system is based on the premise that someone is considered innocent until proven guilty because you cannot defend yourself from prejudice and ulterior motives.
At the ultimate conclusion of the games, there is a flip-flop effect. The Muslims should be defending Saddam Hussein but they are not, and America, who should be considering him Axis of Evil because of the judgment against him, is standing up to defend him.
My organization is standing to defend Saddam Hussein. Now, instead of the ripples of effects that have gone out from the genocide continuing to go out, the projects and events can go forward to end the crisis in Iraq, and under Universal Law, I can defend myself.
The only basis for the international legal system can be Universal Law, and at this point, every person on the planet has been exposed to it. All the world's major religions are based on it, and this, and the fact that the power games are oppressive to the people, enables a unifying effect and its counterpart, conflict resolution. Because everyone on the planet has been affected by the global genocide, there can be a unification of the entire planet and world peace is possible.
Yours for peace,
Karen Holmes,
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Dublin Independent Film Festival aims to screen a high-quality program of indie films from all over the world and to create a venue for filmmakers and audiences to connect. The Festival's goal is to discover new talent, films and filmmakers with potential, and to recognise the collaborative work this artform is funded on.
The program will focus on independent films of different genres, with no limitations on length, style or country of origin. After the screening there will be an award ceremony and a networking event with filmmakers and audience opening a space to meet inspiring people from the film industry.
The celebration will take place on the 5th of November at Light House Cinema Smithfield from 6 to 11pm. The entrance is free of charge and seating is on a first come, first served basis.
DIFF is run in association with Close:Up, a collection of international film festivals supporting indie filmmaking. By establishing a working network with filmmakers, producers and marketing professionals, we share one common goal: to forge productive and lasting relationships between independent filmmakers and audiences.
We are now open for submissions for our 2020 event.
The Dublin Independent Film Festival would not be possible without the generosity of our supporters and friends and our wonderful partners in C3: Center for Conscious Creativity, our 501(c)(3) nonprofit fiscal sponsor. Your tax-deductible donation is essential for us to continue with all these programs valuable for educating our community.
Donate now using this link.
The Dublin Independent Film Festival is a part of HF Productions Global Event Series, and is a fiscally sponsored project of C3: Conscious Creativity 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization. Contributions in support of HF Productions Global Event Series are payable to C3 and are tax deductible as allowed by law.
By attending HF Productions Global Event Series film screenings and through your generous financial support you will have the opportunity to play an active role in upholding our mandate to deliver international, inclusive, and impactful opportunities so we can make a difference across the globe.
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Wilson Sporting Goods Partners With Factory Athletics
April 8th, 2019	| Published in News
CHICAGO, IL (April 4, 2019) – Wilson Sporting Goods Co. announced on Thursday it has entered into an exclusive supplier agreement with Factory Athletics, the leader in world-class instruction, life-changing experiences and college recruiting guidance. Under the terms of the deal, Wilson becomes an official partner of Softball Factory, Baseball Factory and Team One Baseball showcases and tournaments across the U.S. The agreement also includes a wide-ranging promotional partnership that provides Wilson Baseball and Softball's family of brands access to sell its industry-leading products to athletes participating in the Factory's events.
Within this new partnership, Wilson will provide Factory Athletics' coaches, instructors and staff with Wilson® ball gloves, Louisville Slugger® performance Fastpitch bats, DeMarini® performance Fastpitch bats, EvoShield® protective equipment and ATEC® Sports training equipment. Players and teams participating in Factory Athletics showcases and tournaments will be given opportunities to demo products at key events, along with preferred access to purchase Wilson products through the relationship.
"Factory Athletics is a great partner for the Wilson Baseball/Softball family of brands," said Rob Partin, Grassroots Marketing Manager for Wilson Baseball. "Their commitment to developing and creating next-level opportunities for players matches our passion for building the greatest performing baseball and softball products. We're excited to provide their athletes access to the very best brands in the game, including our numerous pro stock and custom products."
Factory Athletics (Softball Factory and Baseball Factory) is celebrating its 25th anniversary. It conducts hundreds of Softball National Evaluation and Player Development events all over the United States each year where its professional coaches work with youth and high school players to provide high- level instruction, skill development and guidance through the college recruiting process. Factory Athletics has placed over 100,000 athletes into college programs, and its mission is to help every baseball and softball student-athlete know where they stand nationwide versus their peers and how they can reach their full potential both on and off the field of play.
"We are excited to partner with Wilson Sporting Goods and their authentic baseball and softball brands with Wilson Ball Gloves, Louisville Slugger, DeMarini, EvoShield, and ATEC," said Steve Sclafani, CEO and Founder of Factory Athletics, which includes the Softball Factory and Baseball Factory brands. "As the leader in our respective field as well, our players deserve the best in sporting equipment, which they will now receive through our relationship with Wilson. We look forward to a long and bright future together."
The experienced coaches, coordinators and staff of Factory Athletics have helped over 100,000 players earn over $1 billion in college scholarships. Since 2011, Softball Factory has over 1,500 alums who are currently playing or who have played in college.
About Wilson Baseball and Softball
Wilson Baseball and Softball is part of Chicago-based Wilson Sporting Goods Co., the largest baseball and softball equipment company in the world today. In these sports, Wilson manufactures high-performance gloves, bats, uniforms, apparel, protective gear, accessories and player-development equipment through its Wilson®, DeMarini®, Louisville Slugger®, EvoShield® and ATEC® brands. The company uses player insights to develop products that push equipment innovation into new territories and empower athletes at every level to perform at their best. Wilson is a subsidiary of Amer Sports Corporation.
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On Saturday, April 18, we joined over 600 local spirits enthusiasts at the BC Distilled show, British Columbia's premier micro-distillery festival where we met passionate micro-distillers from around the province.
From the twenty-two small-batch distilleries showcasing over seventy locally made products, attendees were invited to choose their favourites!
Stay tuned for more on Canada's evolving micro-distillery scene!


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'Origin brings out anger': Oates
Robert Burgin & QRL Media
Tue 3 Jul 2018, 05:05 PM
Popular Maroons re-inclusion Corey Oates has vowed to up the ante in his return to Queensland's State of Origin team.
In his first interview since being told of his selection for Game III of the 2018 series at Suncorp Stadium, Oates could barely contain his enthusiasm.
"I'll hopefully bring some aggression," Oates said.
"I've got a massive passion for Origin.
"It brings out a bit of anger in me.
"Sometimes I may go a bit too silly, but that's the way the game (State of Origin) is played."
For the full interview click on the embedded video.
Game 3: Corey Oates Interview
Oates, 23, played the last of his previous four games for Queensland in Game I of last year's winning series.
He said that this week's team review had confirmed to him how badly his teammates wanted to make amends for falling behind in the 2018 campaign.
"The boys got a bit emotional and annoyed because of how close they were in Game II," said Oates.
Oates nears return to full training after hospital scare
Origin duo had sleepovers as kids


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The Center opened on July 5, 2018.
Together with the Global Competence Centers for Colorants (Reinach, Switzerland) and for Surface & Coating Technology (Bradford, UK), the new Global Competence Center for Whiteness in Prat forms a network of experts dedicated to developing innovative product packages to support its customer production process with integrated system solutions.
Whiteness and brightness solutions for paper can be achieved with optical brightening agents complemented with shading dyes and pigments. The new Global Competence Center for Whiteness is located where Archroma has major OBA (Optical Brightening Agent) and colorant manufacturing plants, recently extended with additional tetrasulfonated OBA production.
During the last few years, Archroma has launched several eco-advanced innovations in the area of whiteness, such as LeucophorMT liquid, a REACH-registered, urea-free, modified tetrasulfonated OBA. More recently – in the North American market – Archroma launched LeucophorACK liquid, a patented ultra-concentrated, urea-free disulfonated OBA.


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F1 Forum
Disappointing weekend for Red Bull
Date: 17th March 2014 at 11:33am
Written by: Red5
Red Bull Racing would have arrived in Australia expecting very little.
Their pre-season winter testing programme was a disaster for the four-time Formula One World Champions.
They suffered with both reliability and performance in all three winter test sessions in Spain and Bahrain and arrived for the opening round of the Formula One World Championship season in damage limitation mode.
However, once free practice began on Friday, it was clear that Red Bull had made a huge recovery.
There were still issues, most notably for Sebastian Vettel as the quadruple Formula One World Champion failed to qualify for Q3 and was forced to watch on as his new-team made Daniel Ricciardo qualified on the front row of the grid.
Vettel's problems continued during the race and he retired on lap five, however Ricciardo continued to impress at his home Grand Prix and went on to finish second behind the Mercedes Nico Rosberg.
But, five hours after the chequered flag had flown, Ricciardo was disqualified from the race.
Red Bull Racing were found to be in breach of Article 5.1.4 of the Formula 1 Technical Regulations, which states that, 'Fuel mass flow must not exceed 100kg/h'.
Part of the new generation of Formula One regulations is to push technology in terms of fuel saving measures, so that F1 is still at the forefront of modern day technology.
All these new power-trains with hybrid engines and energy recovery systems, are things that will develop in some form or another into the road cars of the future.
So the new regulations were always going to be stringent and the FIA had warned that there would be no leniency in regards to breaking this rule.
'All cars will be fitted with an FIA homologated fuel flow sensor. That won't limit the flow, it will just monitor the flow. 100 kilos per hour is the maximum and I'm sure at most times they'll be quite close to that whenever they can be,' FIA's Race Director Charlie Whiting said ahead of the Australian Grand Prix.
'The other element is the amount of fuel cars use during the race, which is 100 kilos from when the lights go out at the start of the race to when they cross the finish line at the end of the race.
'The 100 kilos is a maximum, so if they go over they exceed the limit and there is no tolerance.'
The problem for Red Bull however is that they do not think that the FIA homologated fuel flow sensor was giving accurate readings during the race weekend.
Sky Sports reporter Rachel Brookes has revealed that Red Bull were: 'warned during the race that the fuel flow was too high and were given the opportunity to reduce the fuel flow to within the limit. They chose not to.'
She added that this was because Red Bull team boss Christian Horner 'believed their own readings were correct.'
A statement released by Red Bull Racing has announced their decision to appeal the result: 'the Team has notified the FIA of its intention to appeal with immediate effect.
'Inconsistencies with the FIA fuel flow meter have been prevalent all weekend up and down the pit lane. The Team and Renault are confident the fuel supplied to the engine is in full compliance with the regulations.'
As the results currently stand, McLaren's rookie driver Kevin Magnussen has been handed second place, whilst team-mate Jenson Button has been elevated onto the podium for third.