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In August in Paris, a baguette is sometimes a full 20 minutes away
August 5, 2022 at 10:04 a.m. EDT
Baker Sylvie Debellemaniere sweats in the Paris heat. Traditional baguette dough requires special care in hot weather. (Photos by Adrienne Surprenant/MYOP for The Washington Post)
PARIS — In normal times, more than 9 out of 10 Parisians live within a five-minute walk of a bakery. Some people have a choice between two or three on their street. Don't want to cross the road? Not to worry. In many spots, there's a boulangerie on either side.
But these aren't normal times. It's August in Paris.
This is the period when most Parisians escape the city for their month-long annual holidays. And the capital of the baguette — home to more than 1,000 bakeries and patisseries — can feel like a boulangerie desert.
In the city's 15th arrondissement, what's usually a five-minute mission required a 15- or, mon Dieu, 20-minute trek in the summer heat this past week — at least for this correspondent, an untrained baguette hunter. Three out of 7 neighborhood bakeries were already shuttered, with more planning to close in the coming days.
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The government long sought to avoid such a predicament. With bread considered critical to the capital, bakers have faced restrictions dating back as far as the 1790s on when they could close their shops. Only since 2015, when the rules finally relaxed, have all Parisian bakers been free to join the August exodus.
There are still those who stay behind. Being able to produce bread during the hottest time of the year is a source of pride, said baker Adriano Farano. But he acknowledged that this summer feels tougher than previous ones.
"We have rising wheat prices, rising energy prices and of course rising fuel prices," he said.
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Paris has also had a summer of extreme heat. When bakers are working with 450-degree ovens and no air conditioning during a heat wave, when they have to race to keep ahead of their melting butter, when they're trying to avoid soggy baguettes and "stringy bread disease," it's not hard to see why they might decide to head for the coast or the mountains.
This week at the Frédéric Comyn bakery, recently awarded for the capital's best baguette, black shutters were pulled down behind the sign proclaiming: "Official supplier of the Élysée" presidential palace. There was no indication of when the bakery would reopen. (Many French government officials won't return to the capital before Aug. 24.)
A few hundred meters down the road, a competitor had affixed an image of a beach umbrella with dangling stars to the front door. "Happy holidays," a sign greeted those left behind.
In France, where bread shortages partly prompted the storming of the Bastille and the end of monarchy, bread has occupied a special status as both a national symbol and a tightly regulated nourishment. To avoid a famine in the capital, or another revolution, the French government decreed in 1798 that the availability of bread had to be guaranteed.
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In its most modern form, that decree was reflected in the requirement that half of all Parisian bakers stay open in July, the other half in August, evenly distributed across the capital. Bakers who went on vacation were legally required to put up signs pointing people to the nearest open alternatives. Violators risked fines of 11 euros a day.
Even though the average daily diet of bread has dropped from 800 grams in 1875 to around 80 grams, bakeries remain deeply ingrained in the country's culture. The TV show "France's Best Bakery," in its ninth season, draws millions of viewers. During coronavirus pandemic lockdowns, boulangeries were considered essential businesses, and a trip to the bakery was an approved activity.
But France is also a country with a strong workers' rights movement and reverence for vacations. And in 2014, as part of a law designed to simplify corporate practices, the government scrapped the on-call requirements for bakers.
Sylvie Debellemaniere, who sells dozens of different artisanal breads, was closing her shop on Friday for the rest of the month. She said it was largely a financial decision. Rising costs had already narrowed her profit margins, forcing her to increase the price for her baguettes from 1.20 to 1.30 euros. And in August, she said, bakeries outside of prime tourist locations can't count on much of a customer base.
"Many people haven't been on vacation in two years because of covid," she said. "Everyone wants to leave. All the customers are fed up with Paris."
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Like most Parisian bakeries, her shop — Boulangerie De Belles Manières — has no air conditioning. She worked there through multiple heat waves this summer, tending to the hot ovens while the temperatures outside soared past 100 degrees Fahrenheit. She found it helped to wear looser clothes, and she tried to drink more water. But she said perhaps the most effective coping mechanism was psychological.
"There's no point in ruminating all day," she said. "I tell myself that it's chilly — and that works."
The summer heat isn't just uncomfortable. It can mess with the chemistry of baking.
"Butter is very, very sensitive to heat," said William Boutin, 37, a pastry instructor at La Cuisine Paris, who had spent the morning teaching students the art of the croissant and still had some flour on his cheeks. French butter can start melting at 82 degrees — far below the temperatures the capital has recently seen.
Heat also impacts dough, accelerating its rise. If the heat speeds up the proofing process too much, breads can lose their desired texture, becoming denser, or they can develop undesirable flavors. Fast-rising dough is trickier to shape, too, Boutin said.
For some pastry-producers and bakeries, this has prompted difficult choices.
"Some of them in Paris decided to not sell — and to not make — viennoiserie" during the heat waves, Boutin said, referring to products like croissants and pains au chocolat. "If you don't have a good air conditioner, you have to increase the speed of your work."
Other bakers have hoped that by working harder and faster, they could outsmart the heat. They've experimented with reducing the water and yeast in their dough and abbreviating the kneading and resting phases.
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They've researched how to avoid "stringy bread disease" — a bacterial contamination that's partly linked to heat waves, and that is characterized by the bread giving "off a sour smell of rotten fruit," according to French bakery magazine La Toque, which dedicated a series of articles to the difficult relationship between bread and heat waves.
And still some bakers were disappointed to find that baked loaves sitting in the heat and humidity became too soft by midafternoon.
Farano said adaptation is key.
He doesn't use butter in his bread, allowing him to escape some of the problems that have hampered colleagues.
His Pane Vivo bakeries produce natural sourdough breads from an ancient wheat variety and have found a growing fan base among Parisians looking for a healthier alternative to the dominant white baguette bread. Some of his breads include Corsican herbs, others are studded with dried figs or dark chocolate.
"Our clients, once they start eating this bread, they can't go back," he said, as a steady stream of customers arrived, many of them visibly excited to find the shop open.
Georges Sidéris, 63, said he had little hope when he set off on a mission to find his favorite breads on Thursday. "I told myself: I'll give it a try, you never know," he said.
But even in August in Paris, his mission was successful. Sidéris bought a "Livia" with olives and rosemary and a "Figata" with dried figs. He flashed a wide smile while holding his loaves tight.
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Through the white tropic night.
They are hanging dull black cloth about the dead.
And puts out the little moving shadows of leaves.
In the ears which do not heed.
Above the eyelids which do not flicker.
Over the hands which do not stir.
As they eat their midnight lunches.
A knife hits against a platter.
And the indistinct shadows of leaves.
Upholsterer Darling has a fine shop in Jamestown.
Setting this and that part together with their tools.
To work of greater urgency.
Coffins is what they are making this bright Summer morning.
Has been sawed up for the grand outer coffin.
But inside, only hollow coffins and the tapping upon them.
In the darkness of the shop.
March slowly along the road to Longwood.
Sometimes they call gutturally to each other and stop to shift shoulders.
And one of them Captain Bennett's dining-table!
Ah! George of England, Lord Bathhurst & Co.
Your princely munificence makes one's heart glow.
Huzza! Huzza! For the Lion of England!
Which always you shall hold alone.
Will these buy in any market-place.
Worn in a vision and melted away at waking.
And now it is content with a silver dish.
Lower it gently beside him and let it lie.
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Closed Circuit: Renault e.dams in Marrakesh
23/01/2018 Closed Circuit, ePrix, Formula E, Marrakesh ePrix, News
The Marrakesh E-Prix proved that Renault e.dams have the car to challenge at the front, but problems such as with Sebastien Buemi's car regarding FanBoost and bad luck with Nico Prost show that the team's drivers are yet to show the true potential of the car.
The team's race in words
Hong Kong was disappointing for the Renault duo, and the team headed into Marrakesh with more optimism, due to work they did after inspecting their cars to see what was wrong. Qualifying was a mixed bag for the French manufacturer, Buemi qualified on pole while Prost qualified in a mere 15th, this wasn't a worry for the Frenchman though as the team knew they had the package to challenge at the front.
Buemi had a successful race but quiet race as he kept the lead of the race all the way from lights out, through the pit stop phase and almost to the chequered flag, but was beaten by Felix Rosenqvist and was unable to use his FanBoost to defend effectively. He finished in second place, albeit satisfied with his performance and confident heading towards Santiago.
Prost had a more eventful race than his team-mate, he had initially gained a position at the start before colliding with Andre Lotterer in the first few laps of the race, however after there on, he jumped to ninth following the pit stop phase to then be penalised for speeding under the race's full course yellow. The Frenchman subsequently finished in 13th.
Team mate comparison: qualifying
Sebastien Buemi
Nico Prost
Team mate comparison: race
The team says: "..."
"It was a good result for the team today, with a lot of points. We saw that the field had really tightened up and I expect that to continue for the rest of the year. Séb had a strong race and it was a shame he just lost out on the win in the closing stages of the race. We had a problem with his car before the start and he wasn't able to use the Fanboost, which put him on the back foot when Rosenqvist attacked. Nico was strong in the race to fight back to tenth and was disappointed by the penalty. We need to continue to work hard, particularly on qualifying, as this season will be very tight so we have to take every opportunity."
Alain Prost, Team Principal
Championship standings (points)
Renault e.dams
Buemi's race in words
Buemi got his weekend off to the perfect start by putting himself on pole position and continued that in the race, keeping the lead all the way up to the pit stop phase, when he pitted under the full course yellow on lap 18. He then rejoined the track with a two second lead to Mahindra Racing's Rosenqvist.
The Swiss driver kept the lead until the midpoint of the second stint, but as the Swede caught up to him, the Renault driver went to use his FanBoost to defend first position for it to then not work, due to it not being configured pre-race by the team. He then dropped to second, where he would finish the race.
Lap chart
The race in numbers
Best time in FP1: 1:21.632s (P5)
Best time in qualifying: 1:20.491s (P4, P1 in Super Pole)
Best time in the race: 1:23.471s (lap 21)
Pit stop time and difference to minimum pit stop time: 45.357 (s (+0.357s)
Buemi says: "..."
"I had a great start and it was quite easy to keep the lead. Bird was pushing hard but I would say that towards the end of the first stint I was more in control. After the car swap everything felt very good, but then Felix started to pick up the pace and catch me. When I wanted to defend, the Fanboost didn't work as it wasn't configured for the car ; we had to change cars before the start and the second one wasn't set up for the Fanboost. When I tried to push it didn't engage and I was relying on that to protect in that corner. But second position is still good points and we can look forward to Santiago with confidence."
Prost's race in words
Prost struggled more than his team-mate did and he subsequently qualified in fifteenth position. A lacklustre start saw him gain a position, however he and Techeetah's Lotterer collided and he spun out on lap three.
After that he stormed up the grid and found himself in ninth after the pit stops but was penalised post race due to speeding under the full course yellow, dropping Prost all the way down to 13th place.
Best time in FP1: 1:22.195s (P14)
Best time in qualifying: 1:20.937s (P15)
Pit stop time and difference to minimum pit stop time: 47.495s (+2.495s)
Prost says: "..."
"I'm very happy for the team that Seb was able to make the podium, but also a little frustrated as I couldn't make the most of the car's performance. I didn't have a good qualifying, and we've seen this year that the field is so close that there is almost nothing between third and the back of the grid. We really need to understand how to unlock qualifying, but we have a very good atmosphere in the team, we work well and very hard together and I know we can get to the root of the issues. Seb did a great job today and shows that there is a lot of potential for the team this year."
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There is no better holiday for fashion than New Year's Eve. With few traditions to abide by and no family to please, it's all about self expression and a good time. A number of new labels have cropped up solely to bring the party to every day wear, like The Attico, and London's 16Arlington. Choose a silver sparkling dress from the latter, or opt for a low key version of the party dress by pairing a festive skirt with a camisole or t-shirt. Velvet is also a perennial holiday dressing favorite, but for the girl who would rather leave the frippery at home, a uber cool Paco Rabanne look, paired with chunky-heeled boots from Chloé is the way to go. While some may choose to ruin their evening in impractical sky high heels, we love opting for a shiny silver kitten heel, or a simple, clean 2-strap sandal, or even barefoot (that is, if you'll be ringing in 2019 on a sandy beach somewhere). No matter where your New Year's Eve plans lead you, you'll be the life of the party in one of these ten W-approved party outfits, below.
Sometimes it is best to stick to a classic silhouette and let your accessories do the talking. We love this slip dress from Jacquemus and velvet and diamante bag from Attico.
Buy now: Jacquemus slip dress, $671, farfetch.com and Attico bag, $326, modaoperandi.com.
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Crushed velvet never looked so cool. The champagne-hued Maison Margiela dress pairs well with a simple sandal, like this one from on of 2018's breakout labels, By Far.
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Tired of the obvious holiday hues? Go for bright pink, and you'll be the life of the party. Sparkle brighter than the rest of the crown in these David Yurman diamond earrings.
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If you plan to stay up all night, just party in your PJs. Mixing rich navy and black is a chic color combo for the countdown.
Buy now: Gucci velvet pajama top, $2,700, farfetch.com, and Akris double-face wool pant, $995, akris.ch.
For the girl who feels that dressing up in sequins aren't her thing, this Paco Rabanne dress, paired with Parisian-cool chunky Chloé boots, will be her go-to for a night out downtown.
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Suit up with Racil, the label known for its fun party suits. In rich velvet, this suit will be a go-to for New Years Eve and all the chilly months of 2019.
Buy now: Racil velvet jacket, $1,147, farfetch.com, and velvet trousers, $475, farfetch.com.
This New Year's Eve, give out of the ordinary jewelry a try. While it would be ice to pair this lacy Stella McCartney slip dress with a simple diamond drop, there's something more free and fun about wearing it with New York designer Rachel Comey's chunky resin and pearl earrings.
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Planning to spend New Year's Eve on a beach somewhere, with the sand between your toes? We wish! A floaty cotton dress and festive yet easy sac bag is the get-away version of party dressing.
Buy now: Merlette dress, $320, matchesfashion.com, and Hayward bag, $590, modaoperandi.com.


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FDA Approves Juvederm Volbella XC for Use in Lips and Perioral Rhytids
Posted By American Med Spa Association, Tuesday, June 7, 2016
Allergan plc, has received FDA approval to market Juvéderm Volbella XC for use in the lips for lip augmentation and for correction of perioral rhytids, commonly referred to as perioral lines, in adults over the age of 21. In clinical trials, Juvéderm Volbella XC was found to effectively increase lip fullness and soften the appearance of lines around the mouth in a majority of subjects through one year.
Juvéderm Volbella XC will be available to patients in October 2016.
"Many of my patients are very bothered by the lines that can appear around the lips, known as perioral rhytids. Additionally, when seeking lip augmentation, patients want a smooth, result that is not drastic" said Dr. David E. Bank, clinical trial investigator and founder of The Center for Dermatology, Cosmetic & Laser Surgery. "Juvéderm Volbella XC adds fullness to the lips and softens the appearance of the lines around the lips. With Juvéderm Volbella XC I am able to subtly enhance my patients' pout."
"The FDA approval of Juvéderm Volbella XC further demonstrates Allergan's commitment to developing advanced products and technologies that allow healthcare providers to better address evolving patient needs," said Bill Meury, Chief Commercial Officer, Allergan. "Additionally, this approval brings to market a product unlike anything that is currently available in the United States. Juvéderm Volbella XC is formulated with Vycross, a proprietary filler technology from Allergan, which yields smooth products that have been engineered to address specific patient concerns such as lip fullness, age-related volume loss in the cheek area, or perioral rhytids."
Vycross blends different molecular weights of hyaluronic acid which contributes to the gel's duration. In addition, Juvéderm Volbella XC has been customized with a lower HA concentration (15 mg/mL), while still providing the long-lasting results healthcare providers expect from the Juvéderm collection of fillers. This makes Juvéderm Volbella XC a soft, smooth gel appropriate for adding subtle volume to the lips and softening the appearance of perioral lines.
The safety and effectiveness of Juvéderm Volbella XC has been demonstrated in several clinical trials including the US pivotal study where 168 subjects were treated with Juvéderm Volbella XC. A 5-point scale was used to evaluate the effectiveness of the product for lip fullness and a 4-point scale to evaluate the effectiveness of the product for smoothing lines around the mouth.2 Approximately two-thirds of subjects treated with Volbella XC showed improvement in lip fullness and perioral lines through 1 year. The safety of Juvéderm Volbella XC was observed to be similar to that of the control. The most common side effects were temporary responses at the treatment site such as swelling, tenderness, bruising, firmness lumps/bumps, rednesss, pain, discoloration, and itching. Most of these side effects resolved within 30 days.
Juvéderm Volbella XC was first approved in Europe in 2011. Currently, Juvéderm Volbella XC is distributed in more than 70 countries, including markets in Europe, Latin America, Middle East, Asia Pacific, and Canada.
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"Juvederm Volbella joins Juvederm Voluma as the second member of the Vycross family of hyaluronic acid fillers to be approved by the US FDA," says Hema Sundaram, MD, a dermatologist with offices in Fairfax, Virginia and Rockville, Maryland. "Volbella has been available in Europe and other parts of the world for a number of years. It is suited to treatments that require softer filler products, such as fine lines and lip enhancement [and' It can be layered over Voluma in areas where it is appropriate to combine deep and superficial volumizing," she says.
A recently published Global Aesthetics Consensus publication in Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery contains guidelines for combining hyaluronic acid fillers in this way, using Volbella and Voluma as a paradigm, and also for combining them with botulinum toxin, she says. "It links the scientific engineering of these products to how they behave clinically, based on new studies and the long term, international experience of the consensus group members."
Joe Niamtu, III, DMD, FAAC, Cosmetic Facial Surgery in Midlothian, Va says the latest filler approval is in line in what is happening in the advancement of filler science and rheology. "Initially the goal of a filler was to have a biocompatible material that felt normal and had respectable longevity," he says. "The simultaneous advancement of filler science and the huge demand for them has brought and increased level of customization and specificity for both injectors and patients."
Various advancements in cross-linking filler composition have produced "thicker and thinner" fillers that lost longer. "Whereas more robust fillers such as Voluma and Lyft are intended for more lifting and deeper injections, the newer Vobella (similar to Restylane Silk) is intended for more superficial dermal injection in the case of vertical lip rhytids, but can also be used for traditional lip filling," he says. "The addition of these new players is a boon for experienced injectors who have the skills to fine tune filler treatments," he says. "They may add confusion for novice injectors that can be overwhelmed by too many choices. The same thing can apply to patients, who can also be confused by the growing number of available fillers."
For more information, visit www.juvederm.com.
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Plugging the gaps in urban renewal
Urban renewal is necessary if cities are to thrive. When cities thrive, the country progresses. From Penang to Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur to Johor Baru, the major cities in Malaysia are heading towards urban renewal. It is not unique to Malaysia.
Singapore's most recent renewal programme is the Selective En bloc Redevelopment Scheme, or SERS (see inforgraphics) which started more than 15 years ago. Around Asia, urban renewal is an on-going process from China to Indonesia.
But the goal of such an exercise is not just to dress up a city with shiny new buildings cramped with people, nor to put in rail lines that lack connectivity.
Public policy, working in concert with private sector, should be to help people. Ultimately, the job of the urban government is not to fund buildings, nor help certain people to make loads of money. It is to care for the needs of the people.
The pace of urban renewal appears to be picking up in Malaysia. And due to the various renewal programmes undertaken in the country, the term "brownfield", which describes contaminated or toxic industrial/commercial land that can potentially be re-used after the contaminants have been removed, has become almost synonymous with redevelopment and renewal.
In its strict definition, there is no brownfield project in the country. Datuk Abdul Rahim Rahman, executive chairman of Rahim & Co group of companies says:"I cannot think of any brownfield sites in Malaysia, other than dumping grounds. What we have today in different parts of Petaling Jaya is re-zoning. The term is loosely used to describe redevelopment, which we are undergoing today.
"What happened in Singapore a few years ago - the en bloc sales of Housing and Development Board flats - is also not brownfield. It is redevelopment of different parts of the city state," he says.
Petaling Jaya City Council mayor Datuk Mohd Roslan Sakiman confirms this. "There is no brownfield sites in Petaling Jaya, only renewal programmes.
"Our renewal and rejuvenation programmes do not go into acquisition. A major part of Petaling Jaya is leasehold where people own the building, but not the land that the building is on. "The lease of the land and its extension come under the state land office. Our role is mainly as a facilitator. In the event there is an issue of en bloc sale, I would think this will be a problem," says Roslan.
Unlike Petaling Jaya, a large part of Kuala Lumpur is freehold. As the momentum for urban renewal accelerates under the Government's Economic Transformation Programmes, more sites will be identified for redevelopment. Some of these sites may have multiple owners. However, the country still lacks legislation for en bloc sales of strata-titled residential and commercial properties, let alone en bloc sales of landed properties, which is complicated by the fact that public areas in such properties have been surrendered to the local authority.
Kuala Lumpur mayor Tan Sri Ahmad Fuad Ismail Ahmad Fuad says city hall has a flexible stance on redevelopment even on landed properties despite there being no legal precedence or legislation for such property transactions. (read interview with city hall mayor.)
In light of this, there is one big question that has yet to be answered when it comes to renewal and redevelopment what happens if multiple owners are involved, as in a block of flats, or rows of privately-held landed houses?
The announcement in early June of an urban renewal project in Bandar Tun Razak, Cheras to be undertaken by the Federal Territories and Urban Wellbeing Ministry together with city hall begs the question of when this country will have laws to smoothen transactions for en bloc sales.
SP Setia Bhd was picked for the RM2.8bil project in Cheras involving the redevelopment of the Seri Johor, Seri Pulau Pinang and Seri Melaka low-cost apartments and the Taman Ikan Emas low-cost homes.
The project, sprawled over 130.96 acres, will not affect any of the residents comprising tenants of the apartments and owners of the low-cost homes initially as they do not have to move out since the first phase will be developed on vacant land. But they must move out eventually. As compensation, the affected homeowners will each receive an apartment of 800 sq ft to 900 sq ft while existing dwellers will be allowed to purchase or rent from city hall.
Therein, lies the complication. Because existing laws do not provide for such sales and are also vague about "eminent domain" - the compulsory purchase of property with due compensation but without the owner's consent should residents decide not to take up the offer.
Under the "eminent domain" clause, when private property is compulsorily purchased, it is usually reserved for government use or for the construction of public infrastructure and in some rare cases, for commercial purposes.
For example, the Government may have a more compelling case for the use of eminent domain in respect of the Mass Rapid Transit project where for the Sungei Buloh-Kajang line, a number of residential and commercial properties will have to be compulsorily purchased.
At the height of a debate on amendments to lower the threshold for Hong Kong's en bloc sales rules in 2009, a South China Morning Post reader wrote in a letter that "the powers to compulsorily take away private homes are a draconian statutory provision that should be vested only in government - and used only for a defined public purpose. Making a profit for developers is not a public purpose".
In any case, developers are averse to compulsorily purchasing properties as this smacks of arm-twisting or bullying, which will not go down well with the public and become a public relations disaster.
To make matters even more complicated, land is a state matter in Malaysia, but the National Land Council, which was set up in 1966 to ensure uniformity of law and policy relating to land administration among the peninsular states, may have a role to play. However, this may be disputed by the state governments.
The good and bad
There are arguments for and against such legislation for en bloc sales. At the heart of it, with rising property prices in urban locations, property owners will want to know how they will be compensated since for most, the house they are living in is their only tangible asset.
Tong: 'Redevelopment of en bloc residential properties is one way to continue to refresh a growing city.'
Real Estate and Housing Developers' Association Kuala Lumpur branch (Rehda KL) chairman NK Tong says in an e-mail reply that for redevelopment projects to succeed in the long-term, they must be done in an equitable manner where property owners are fairly compensated.
He says this can be taken both ways - where owners receive fair market compensation for their properties and where a small percentage of owners should not unnecessarily be allowed to stop future redevelopment to the detriment of the majority's wishes.
Tong says Rehda KL and the authorities have been exploring this in detail and workshops have also been held on the issue.
"In Malaysia, the authorities are considering using a threshold of 85% and 75% for properties older than 10 and 20 years respectively. This will encourage more progressive redevelopment once a majority of owners have agreed to it," he says.
Tong adds that study trips with the Federal Territories Ministry, city hall and Rehda KL have been conducted to Tokyo, Singapore and Hong Kong to specifically look into the issues surrounding redevelopment. He says for cities to remain competitive and vibrant within a thriving region, redevelopment of critical city sites need to be facilitated.
"Redevelopment of en bloc residential properties is one way to continue to refresh a growing city. This has to be with the consent of the majority of owners of these properties, and such consent can be achieved if they are fairly compensated," Tong says.
Rising trend
There is no doubt that parts of Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya will need urban renewal in the years to come. This is in addition to the areas identified for redevelopment under the Greater Kuala Lumpur/Klang Valley National Key Economic Area (NKEA).
Among the areas slated for redevelopment are the government quarters along Jalan Cochrane, the Royal Malaysian Air Force base along Jalan Sungei Besi, land along Jalan Davis, the former Pudu prison site and plantation land belonging to the Malaysian Rubber Board in Sungei Buloh.
Another area slated for redevelopment which has stirred some excitement in recent years due the role it plays in the Malay historical presence in the capital is Kampung Baru, which is actually seven villages spread over 378.93 acres.
A bill is now pending in Parliament for the redevelopment of Kuala Lumpur's oldest Malay enclave while Kampung Baru-based non-governmental organisations have agreed to the formation of a Kampung Baru Development Corp.
According to Federal Territories Minister Raja Datuk Nong Chik Raja Zainal Abidin, other areas of Kuala Lumpur proposed for urban renewal under the Sustainable People's Housing for Urban Renewal programme include San Peng in Pudu, Kampung Kerinchi and Sri Pahang in Pantai Dalam and other areas with flats over 30 years old.
While these projects are part of the Government's urban renewal programme to inject life into decaying and ageing townships and slum areas of the city, increasingly as the central Klang Valley becomes developed and space for development becomes scarce, en bloc sales will become more common.
The tightened rules for projects on or near hillsides and the move to preserve as much of Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya's green zones will also mean the supply of land for development will become scarce.
What may be different is that later transactions will take place not under the auspices of the Government's urban renewal programme but on the initiative of private developers looking to acquire prime real estate.
Currently, most of the redevelopments involve developers acquiring office, factory or showroom properties where ownership is not fragmented.
There are many examples of such transactions as they are straight forward and some have already been developed into new properties.
Jaya One, a commercial centre developed by Tetap Tiara Sdn Bhd on a former Aluminum Company of Malaysia factory site along Jalan Universiti and IJM Land Bhd's redevelopment of PJ8, a former factory site cum showroom in Section 8 are two examples in Petaling Jaya while Mah Sing Group Bhd's Southgate project (the former Nichii showroom along Jalan Sungei Besi) is another.
Observers are saying that how the Taman Ikan Emas en bloc sale is done will set a precedent for other such sales. What makes it important is that this sale is for landed residential properties.
This en bloc sale is more complex as a result of the public areas surrendered to the local authority as compared to Sunrise Bhd's acquisition of the 24-storey Wisma Angkasa Raya along Jalan Ampang in 2008 or Mah Sing's acquisition of the Panasonic factory site in SS8 two years ago.
These properties would likely not involve any surrendered public areas whereas Taman Ikan Emas, being a housing estate will interest developers, who will want to know how the Government plans to overcome this legal obstacle.
An old property hand who was a two-term state legislator and also a member of the state executive council overseeing town planning asked some years ago where does the law stand on this?
Setting a precedence
MIDF Research analyst Syed Muhammed Kifni says how the property transaction involving Taman Ikan Emas works out between the developer and homeowners will be a test case and create a precedence for later urban renewal projects, whether under government auspices or private sector initiatives. "At present, there are no laws for en bloc sales and the law is unclear as to whether eminent domain can be used under these circumstances," he says.
In a report dated June 16, Syed Muhammed posts the question of what would happen if any of the 858 existing homeowners (of the Taman Ikan Emas estate) decided to reject the offer for new apartments in lieu of their existing ones.
He says perhaps policymakers can look to Singapore to see how the island-republic facilitate en bloc redevelopment.
"There are two laws in Singapore - the Land Acquisitions Act involving the principle of eminent domain and the Land Titles Act passed in 1999 - which facilitate en bloc redevelopment," Syed Muhammed says.
He believes the main obstacle hampering growth of en bloc redevelopment locally is the lack of legislation to facilitate its implementation.
The Singaporean way
"The Government will need to introduce new laws or make necessary amendments to the existing laws for the economy and more importantly, the residents, to benefit from the en bloc redevelopment project," Syed Muhammed says.
A lawyer attached to a prominent firm in Bukit Damansara says he is not aware of any moves by industry players lobbying for amendments to laws or tabling a bill in Parliament for en bloc property transactions.
Tong says the Singapore model may be something that stakeholders here can look to for a workable model where fair compensation and safe guarding the rights of the majority are concerned.
He says in that sense, Singapore has had a workable model for many years now, where en bloc sales require a majority of homeowners to accept an offer before a transaction can go through.
In an e-mail response from UOA Holdings Sdn Bhd, senior manager Eugene Lee Chin Jin says in order for redevelopment to take place, some form of legal framework definitely needs to be in place.For example, collective sale upon certain level of acceptance.
On how such transactions can be expedited, via legislation or other methods, Lee says Hong Kong and Singapore have models which Malaysia can emulate.
"UOA Group has yet to undertake such a development except for the redevelopment of Wisma Socfin (some years back) into today's Wisma UOA Damansara 2. However, the major difference in this development was that the former building was wholly-owned by Socfin Plantations," Lee says.
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Matt Kenseth wins at Phoenix to give Brad Keselowski last NASCAR final four slot
Matt Kenseth scored his first win of the season Sunday, while Brad Keselowski locked up the last championship berth.
Matt Kenseth wins at Phoenix to give Brad Keselowski last NASCAR final four slot Matt Kenseth scored his first win of the season Sunday, while Brad Keselowski locked up the last championship berth. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: https://usat.ly/2AB6A6G
Mike Hembree, Special for USA TODAY Published 5:53 p.m. ET Nov. 12, 2017 | Updated 6:44 p.m. ET Nov. 12, 2017
NASCAR drivers provide an all-access look at what transpires on a race weekend. USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth drove to his first win of the season Sunday at Phoenix Raceway.(Photo: Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports)
AVONDALE, Ariz. — Highlights of Sunday's Can-Am 500, the final race of the third round of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, at Phoenix Raceway:
WINNER: Matt Kenseth, without a ride for next season, took the lead from Chase Elliott with 10 laps remaining and captured his first win of the year in what may be his last NASCAR season.
Elliott was on his way to winning his first career Cup race and the fourth slot in next weekend's championship race at Homestead-Miami Speedway before falling to Kenseth.
"I don't know what to say except thank the lord," an emotional Kenseth said after climbing out of his car. "It's been an amazing journey. Just got one race left and everybody dreams of going out a winner. We won today. Nobody can take that away from us."
What a moment for @MattKenseth. In what could be his final start at @PhoenixRaceway, he's the WINNER! #teaMKensethpic.twitter.com/osUg3VU5v8
— NASCAR on NBC (@NASCARonNBC) November 12, 2017
Kenseth's win gave Brad Keselowski the final spot in the championship race, along with Martin Truex Jr., Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch.
Kenseth, who earned his 39th career Cup victory Sunday, announced earlier this month that he has no prospects to race next season and would likely take the year off unless a ride opens up.
"The way this year was going, I wasn't expecting to win today, either. So this one is really special," said Kenseth, who won the 2003 Cup Series championship.
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Elliott needed to win the penultimate race of the season Sunday to have a chance to race for the title next weekend, but for the fifth time this season, he came up one place short.
"So close to having a shot next week, but I can't say enough for my team, and we fought really, really hard today and gave ourselves a chance," Elliott said. "I told our guys I will get it right someday and had so many opportunities, but at some point we just got to close."
Keselowski finished 16th and had enough of a points cushion to advance on points with Kenseth, a non-playoff driver, winning at Phoenix.
"We had great speed at Martinsville, great execution at Texas and great luck today," Keselowski, the 2012 series champion said. "You'd like to have all three of them on the same day — that's how you win — but happy to get through.
"Most of the day I thought there was no way this was going to happen. But a little help from above and that's what happened."
Matt Kenseth through the years
Matt Kenseth, born March 10, 1972 in Cambridge, Wis., made his full-time NASCAR Cup Series debut in 2000. Kenseth drove for Roush Fenway Racing until 2012 before moving to Joe Gibbs Racing through the end of 2017. Roush announced Kenseth will return to the organization on April 25, 2018. Mike DiNovo, USA TODAY Sports
Kenseth celebrates his victory in the Can-Am 500 at Phoenix International Raceway in Nov. 2017. Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports
Kenseth celebrates for the fans after winning at Phoenix in Nov. 2017. Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports
Kenseth signs an autograph for a fan at Bristol Motor Speedway in Aug. 2017. Randy Sartin, USA TODAY Sports
Dale Earnhardt Jr (left) and Matt Kenseth (right) talk on pit road during qualifying for the 2017 AAA 400 Drive For Autism at Dover International Speedway. Matthew O'Haren, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth speaks to the media during media day for the 2017 Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway. John David Mercer, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth celebrates winning the 2016 New Hampshire 301 at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway, his second victory of the season. Jerome Miron, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth celebrates in victory lane after winning the 2016 AAA 400 Drive For Autism at Dover International Speedway, his first victory of the season. Matthew O'Haren, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth celebrates with a burnout after winning the 2015 Sylvania 300 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, his fifth victory of the season. Jasen Vinlove, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth celebrates after winning the 2015 Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond International Raceway, his fourth victory of the season. Amber Searls, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth celebrates in victory lane after winning the 2015 Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway, his third victory of the season. Andrew Weber, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth (center) raises the winners trophy after winning the Windows 10 400 at Pocono Raceway. Matthew O'Haren, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth (20) celebrates after winning the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Randy Sartin, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth has been steady as ever in 2014 but victories have been harder to come by. Jared C. Tilton, Getty Images
Matt Kenseth talks with crew chief Jason Ratcliff during practice for the AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway on Sept. 27, 2014. Matthew O'Haren, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth (20) began 2014 winning Race 1 of the Budweiser Duel at Daytona on Feb 20. He held off Kevin Harvick (4) and Kasey Kahne (5) at Daytona International Speedway. Jasen Vinlove, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth finished second to six-time Cup champion Jimmie Johnson in the 2013 final standings. Here the drivers joke around before the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway in November 2013. Andrew Weber, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth celebrates with a burnout after winning the 2013 Sylvania 300 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Sept. 22. The win was his seventh of the season. Jared Wickerham, Getty Images
Matt Kenseth, right, with Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch, is an avid NFL fan and often tweets about his favorite team -- the Green Bay Packers. Jasen Vinlove, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth celebrates after winning the 2013 Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway on June 30. Randy Sartin, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth talks to his daughters Kaylin and Grace during pre-race ceremonies for the 2013 FedEx 400 at Dover International Speedway on June 2. Patrick Smith, Getty Images
Matt Kenseth raises the trophy after winning the 2013 Bojangles' Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway. Chris Trotman, Getty Images for NASCAR
Matt Kenseth climbs out of his car after setting a new track record while qualifying for the STP 400 at Kansas Speedway on April 19, 2013. Kenseth won the pole and the race. Colin E. Braley, AP
Matt Kenseth celebrates with wife Katie and children Kaylin and Grace after he won the STP 400 at Kansas Speedway on April 21, 2013. Chris Trotman, Getty Images for NASCAR
Matt Kenseth moved to Joe Gibbs Racing in 2013 after 13 full-time seasons with Roush Fenway Racing. Peter Casey, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth's victory in the 2012 Daytona 500 placed the driver into an elite group of only nine drivers who have won NASCAR's version of the Super Bowl more than once. Bob Brodbeck, AP
In 2008, Matt Kenseth scored 20 top-10 finishes to make the Chase. He finished 11th that season and made his 300th Cup start. Chris Trotman, Getty Images for NASCAR
Matt Kenseth after winning a Busch Series race -- the Stater Bros 300 -- at California Speedway in 2007. He finished the season fourth in the standings and his 624 laps led in the Chase were the most of any driver. Gary A. Vasquez, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth won four times in the Cup car in 2006, including back-to-back victories in August at Michigan and Bristol. He become the first driver since Dale Earnhardt to win back-to-back Bristol night races and he became one of only three drivers to make the Chase for the Cup in each of its first three seasons. Bob Brodbeck, AP
Matt Kenseth often is seen hanging out with his children during down time at the track. Matthew O'Haren, USA TODAY Sports
Matt Kenseth celebrates his only NASCAR Cup title, in 2003. Gary A. Vasquez, USA TODAY Sports
In 2002, Matt Kenseth registered a series-best five victories, and finished eighth in the final standings. Ron Heflin, AP
ELLIOTT VERSUS HAMLIN, PART 2: Elliott ended a fierce battle for third place with nemesis Denny Hamlin by pushing Hamlin into the outside wall 42 laps from the finish. Hamlin's contact with the wall resulted in a tire rub. Four laps later, the tire blew, ending Hamlin's day and his chance at the championship. Two races earlier, Hamlin crashed Elliott at Martinsville Speedway, ending Elliott's shot at a win and a guaranteed spot in the Final Four.
"We had a fast car all day," Hamlin said. "We did essentially our job all day long. We put ourselves in good position. Things just didn't work out in the end.
"Each person has their own opinion (regarding Martinsville). It just proves that those who thought I was a bad guy that he would do the same thing. I got into him and he retaliated. And now I'm in the garage."
THE FIRES THIS TIME: Chris Buescher lost control of his Chevrolet on lap 251 and slid into the outside wall. Hot pieces of the braking system from his car flew into gaps in the track's SAFER barrier, sparking small fires in two sections of the wall and causing a 5:03 red flag. NASCAR officials said they stopped the race primarily to allow for more green-flag laps over the closing portion of the race.
UP IN SMOKE: Stange fires errupt near SAFER barrier at Phoenix
A PAIN FOR BAYNE: Trevor Bayne blew a right-front tire and slammed hard into the outside wall on lap 228, bringing out the caution. Hamlin led at that point, with Kenseth 2.5 seconds behind.
STAGE TWO: Hamlin won the race's second stage one lap after Jimmie Johnson's blown tire produced a caution flag. Following in the top 10 were Kenseth, Erik Jones, Truex, Kyle Busch, Harvick, Jamie McMurray, Ryan Newman, Elliott and Clint Bowyer. Hamlin thus earned nine stage points, effectively tying him with Keselowski for potential advancement to the Homestead Final Four.
JOHNSON MUST WAIT: Johnson's search for a record eighth Cup championship ended on lap 149 when his right rear tire blew, sending his car into the outside wall. Johnson parked for the day. He virtually needed a win Sunday to advance to the championship chase at Homestead next week. The incident brought out the first non-stage caution of the race.
LARSON EXITS: Kyle Larson left the race after 105 laps when the engine in his Chevrolet expired. It marked Larson's fourth consecutive DNF. "It's just unfortunate to have four DNFs in a row -- two from engines and then two from wrecks," Larson said. "It's a crappy way to end the season. I thought I had, by far, the best car here today, so I was really happy about that. … I just hate that we don't really get a shot to race for the win."
STAGE ONE: The race's first stage went green for the entire 75 laps, and non-playoff contender Larson finished first. He was followed by Hamlin, Elliott, Kenseth, Harvick, Kyle Busch, Jones, Truex, Ryan Newman and Johnson. Hamlin thus earned the most stage points – nine – among the five playoff contenders. He led 41 laps during the stage.
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2017 NASCAR Cup Series race winners
Weekly race winners from the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. Allan Henry, USA TODAY Sports
Feb 26: Kurt Busch wins the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway. Jasen Vinlove, USA TODAY Sports
March 5: Brad Keselowski wins the Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Shanna Lockwood, USA TODAY Sports
March 12: Martin Truex, Jr. wins the Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Stephen R. Sylvanie, USA TODAY Sports
March 19: Ryan Newman wins the Camping World 500 at Phoenix Raceway. Ralph Freso, AP
March 26: Kyle Larson wins the Auto Club 400 at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif. Gary A. Vasquez, USA TODAY Sports
April 2: Brad Keselowski wins the STP 500 at Martinsville Speedway, in Martinsville, Va. Sean Gardner, Getty Images
April 9: Jimmie Johnson wins the O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas Motor Speedway. Sarah Crabill, Getty Images
April 24: Jimmie Johnson wins the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Matt Sullivan, Getty Images
April 30: Joey Logano wins the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway. Peter Casey, USA TODAY Sports
May 7: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. wins the GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway. Marvin Gentry, USA TODAY Sports
May 13: Martin Truex Jr. wins the Go Bowling 400 at Kansas Speedway. Jeffrey Becker, USA TODAY Sports
May 20: Kyle Busch wins the All-Star race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He pockets $1 million, but the race is an exhibition and doesn't award points. Jim Dedmon, USA TODAY Sports
May 28: Austin Dillon wins the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Jim Dedmon, USA TODAY Sports
June 4: Jimmie Johnson wins the AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway. Jonathan Ferrey, Getty Images
June 11: Ryan Blaney wins the Pocono 400 at Pocono Raceway. Matthew O'Haren, USA TODAY Sports
June 18: Kyle Larson wins the Firekeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway. Mike Dinovo, Mike DiNovo-USA TODAY Sports
June 25: Kevin Harvick wins the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway. Chris Trotman, Getty Images
July 1: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. wins the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway. Jasen Vinlove, USA TODAY Sports
July 8: Martin Truex Jr. wins the Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway. Christopher Hanewinckel, USA TODAY Sports
July 16: Denny Hamlin wins the Overton's 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Brian Fluharty, USA TODAY Sports
July 23: Kasey Kahne wins the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports
July 30: Kyle Busch wins the Overton's 400 at Pocono Raceway. Jeff Zelevansky, Getty Images
Aug. 6: Martin Truex Jr. wins the I Love New York 355 at Watkins Glen International. Timothy T. Ludwig, USA TODAY Sports
Aug. 13: Kyle Larson wins the Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway. Sean Gardner, Getty Images
Aug. 19: Kyle Busch, shown here with son Brexton during driver introductions, wins the Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway. Randy Sartin, USA TODAY Sports
Sept. 3: Denny Hamlin wins the Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway. Sarah Crabill, Getty Images
Sept. 9: Kyle Larson won the Federated Auto Parts 400, thanks to the fastest pit stop before an overtime finish. Peter Casey, USA TODAY Sports
Sept. 17: Martin Truex Jr. wins the Turtles 400 at Chicagoland Speedway, the first race of the 10-race playoffs. Mike DiNovo, USA TODAY Sports
Sept. 24: Kyle Busch wins the ISM Connect 300 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Brian Fluharty, USA TODAY Sports
Oct 1: Kyle Busch wins the Apache Warrior 400 at Dover International Speedway. Matthew O'Haren, USA TODAY Sports
Oct. 8: Martin Truex Jr. wins the Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Jim Dedmon, USA TODAY Sports
Oct. 15: Brad Keselowski wins the Alabama 500 at Talladega Superspeedway. Glenn Andrews, USA TODAY Sports
Oct. 22: Martin Truex Jr. wins the Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway. Denny Medley, USA TODAY Sports
Oct. 29: Kyle Busch wins the First Data 500 at Martinsville Speedway. Michael Thomas Shroyer, USA TODAY Sports
Nov. 5: Kevin Harvick wins the AAA Texas 500 at Texas Motor Speedway. Jerome Miron, USA TODAY Sports
Nov. 12: Matt Kenseth wins the Can-Am 500 at Phoenix Raceway. Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports
Nov. 19: Martin Truex Jr. wins the Ford EcoBoost 400 and Cup Series championship at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Jasen Vinlove, USA TODAY Sports
CAN-AM 500 RESULTS
Sunday from the 1-mile Phoenix Raceway (starting position in parentheses):
1. (7) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 312 laps, 0 rating, 56 points.
2. (4) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 312, 0, 45.
3. (5) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 312, 0, 44.
4. (11) Erik Jones, Toyota, 312, 0, 45.
5. (6) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 312, 0, 43.
6. (13) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 312, 0, 35.
7. (8) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 312, 0, 41.
8. (27) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, 312, 0, 29.
9. (22) Aric Almirola, Ford, 312, 0, 28.
10. (14) Dale Earnhardt Jr, Chevrolet, 312, 0, 27.
11. (29) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 312, 0, 26.
12. (9) Joey Logano, Ford, 312, 0, 25.
13. (20) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 312, 0, 25.
14. (21) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 312, 0, 23.
15. (19) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 312, 0, 22.
16. (16) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 312, 0, 21.
17. (1) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 312, 0, 20.
18. (10) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 312, 0, 19.
19. (17) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 311, 0, 18.
20. (18) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 311, 0, 22.
21. (15) Kurt Busch, Ford, 310, 0, 16.
22. (28) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 309, 0, 15.
23. (23) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 309, 0, 14.
24. (32) Landon Cassill, Ford, 309, 0, 13.
25. (24) Danica Patrick, Ford, 309, 0, 12.
26. (37) D.J. Kennington, Chevrolet, 307, 0, 11.
27. (30) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 306, 0, 10.
28. (36) David Starr, Chevrolet, 306, 0, 0.
29. (38) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 305, 0, 8.
30. (35) Joey Gase, Chevrolet, 304, 0, 0.
31. (33) Corey Lajoie, Toyota, 303, 0, 6.
32. (40) Derrike Cope, Chevrolet, 302, 0, 5.
33. (26) David Ragan, Ford, 301, 0, 4.
34. (39) Kyle Weatherman, Chevrolet, 294, 0, 3.
35. (2) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, accident, 275, 0, 21.
36. (34) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, accident, 258, 0, 1.
37. (31) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, accident, 247, 0, 1.
38. (25) Trevor Bayne, Ford, accident, 226, 0, 1.
39. (12) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, accident, 148, 0, 2.
40. (3) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, engine, 104, 0, 11.
Race Statistics
Time of Race: 2 hours, 57 minutes, 23 seconds.
Margin of Victory: 1.207 seconds.
Lead Changes: 9 among 5 drivers.
Lap Leaders: R.Blaney 1-11; C.Elliott 12-25; D.Hamlin 26; C.Elliott 27; D.Hamlin 28-67; K.Larson 68-79; D.Hamlin 80-231; M.Kenseth 232-283; C.Elliott 284-302; M.Kenseth 303-312
Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps Led): D.Hamlin, 3 times for 190 laps; M.Kenseth, 2 times for 60 laps; C.Elliott, 3 times for 31 laps; K.Larson, 1 time for 11 laps; R.Blaney, 1 time for 10 laps.
Wins: M.Truex, 7; Ky.Busch, 5; K.Larson, 4; J.Johnson, 3; B.Keselowski, 3; D.Hamlin, 2; K.Harvick, 2; R.Stenhouse, 2; R.Blaney, 1; Ku.Busch, 1; A.Dillon, 1; K.Kahne, 1; M.Kenseth, 1; J.Logano, 1; R.Newman, 1.


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Akshaye Khanna wants Dil Chahta Hai 2 to be made when Aamir Khan Saif Ali Khan and he turn 50 plus
The actor Akshaye Khanna has said that a sequel to the much loved Dil Chahta Hai will be fun when all his main stars, Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan and him, are over fifty years old. Considered as one of the reference films about friendships, Dil Chahta Hai of Farhan Akhtar recently completed 18 years.
Akshaye Khanna suggests a sequel to Dil Chahta Hai after the main actors Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan and himself turn 50 or 50 years old. Released in 2001, Dil Chahta Hai won the hearts of millions of audiences with his plot, cast of stars and good music. Dil Chahta Hai introduced Aamir Khan, Akshaye Khanna, Saif Ali Khan, Preity Zinta in the lead roles. Based on the theme of love and friendship, Dil Chahta Hai set the standards of the Bollywood industry quite high. The movie recently completed 18 successful years and people still remember the movie as fresh as ever.
When asked, what does he think the characters would do today? Akshaye told reporters: "I always told Farhan to wait until we were all fifty and then did Dil Chahta Hai 2. Then it will be fun, it is not fun if you do it after 10-15 years. So now Aamir has more than 50 years, Saif will be there soon and I will take a little more time and then we will see him! "Akshaye, 44, was speaking at the trailer release of his latest movie, Section 375.
Akshaye Khanna was asked about Dil Chahta Hai's characters and said: "I always told Farhan to wait until we were all fifty years old and then did Dil Chahta Hai 2. Then it will be fun, it's not fun if you do after 10-15 years. So now Aamir is over 50 years old, Saif will be there soon and I will take a little more time and then we'll see! "
Directed by Ajay Bahl, the drama of the room revolves around a case of rape and presents the actor playing a lawyer who defends the accused. "I made the movie because I was totally impressed and inspired by Ajay's writing. I had not found this type of writing in the longest time. It is so mature and deep. When I watch the movie, I'm sure he will recognize that the director has made this movie very mature. "
Akshaye Khanna will be seen wearing the role of a lawyer, defending the defendant in a rape case. Asking about his role and the decision to sign up for the movie, he said: "I made the movie because I was totally impressed and inspired by Ajay's writing. I hadn't found this type of writing in the longest time. It's so mature and in depth. When you watch the movie, I'm sure you'll recognize that the director has made this movie very mature. "
Akshaye Khanna will be seen next in the next section of the 375 movie. Recently, the movie trailer was released. Section 375 is directed by Ajay Bahl and is scheduled to hit theaters on September 13, 2019. It also features Richa Chadha and Meera Chopra playing the prominent roles in the movie.
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Michigan boys basketball preview: Local teams in search of success and season nears
By Jack Walkden
Tribune Correspondent
Myles Busby was a key ingredient in the success of the Niles boys basketball program about a decade ago.
The Vikings were 1-7 when Busby was brought up as a freshman during the 2008-09 season. After losing to South Bend Riley in Busby's debut, Niles went 6-6 the rest of the way. And the Vikings finished 52-17 over the next three seasons, winning a Class A district title in 2011-12, and Busby scored more than 1,000 career points.
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Niles has not had a winning season since. In fact, the Vikings have finished a woeful 7-50 over the past three seasons, including 3-14 a year ago.
Busby now hopes to bring the same winning culture back to the program as coach that he had as a player.
"If you come from winning, it's something you've done before," Busby said. "It's all you do. The energy and positivity should rub off on the team. Ninety percent of it is playing hard and having championship habits. All I'm doing is taking what I've learned, implementing it and tailoring it to my own style.
"I can't coach these guys how I was coached. The key is how can I be impactful with my teaching and get the kids to buy in. The seed has been planted. Maybe this is the year where the seed starts to sprout. The day to day work is hard, but I love the grind. If you don't love the grind, you won't enjoy the process."
Niles does have some experience coming back in 6-foot senior Austin Bradley (9.0 points per game), 6-1 senior George Pullen (8.1) and 6-2 Dimetrius Butler (6.0). But he's also counting on a trio of sophomores in 5-10 Mike Phillips, 6-0 Derris Johnson and 6-4 Ethan Chambliss.
"We have speed and athleticism," Busby said. "And we're versatile. Plus, we have good depth, which is something we haven't had in a while. It's a great problem to have."
More success for Brandywine Bobcats?
Brandywine has been one of the area's most successful programs, posting a 114-33 record with two district titles over the past seven years.
And despite graduating its two leading scorers from last year, Kendall Chrismon (17.1) and Caleb Byrd (11.5), the Bobcats are in a position for another great season this winter.
Nathan Knapp's team welcomes back six letterwinners, including 6-0 twin sophomores Jamier and Jeremiah Palmer (7.7 points per game), 5-11 junior Michael Palmer, 6-2 sophomore Nate Orr (6.2) and 6-0 senior Carson Knapp (7.5), from a team that finished 10-3 and won the BCS Red Division title.
But a 56-38 district loss to state semifinalist Schoolcraft has Knapp trying to put his program at a higher level.
"Schoolcraft is our target," said Knapp, who has recovered from an early September heart attack. "That's where we need to get to get where we want to go. We want to reach that elite level."
And in order to do that, Knapp has toughened his schedule, which includes games against Mishawaka (15-8 last year), Benton Harbor (17-3), South Bend Riley (19-7), Edwardsburg (9-4), Lakeshore (12-3), Bridgman (7-5), New Buffalo (13-4), Parchment (14-4) and district champ Lawton.
"We played three good caliber teams last year in St. Joseph, Benton Harbor and Schoolcraft," Knapp said. "And we went 0-3. So we have to get better."
Dowagiac Chieftains eye rebound
Dowagiac has had just three losing seasons in Danum Hunt's 12 years as coach. After going 7-14 in 2009-10, the Chieftains finished 20-7 and reached the state semifinals a year later. Then after an 8-12 campaign in 2016-17, Dowagiac was 17-6 and won the district the following year.
Well, Hunt's team struggled to a 3-12 record last year. But with four starters back, he's counting on another rebound season this winter.
"Last year, because of COVID, we didn't have the ability to do much during the summer," Hunt said. "We had to play with masks and just didn't have the success we thought we'd have. At the same time it helped us to recharge and brought back a spark."
Leading Dowagiac's returnees is 5-10 senior guard Henry Weller, the area's scoring champ last year with an 18.9 average. Also returning are Weller's twin brother, Cole, also a 5-10 senior, 6-3 senior Jordan Hardin and 5-10 senior Ethan Hannapel.
Besides the usual grueling Wolverine Conference schedule, Dowagiac has non-league dates with Buchanan (11-6), Watervliet (12-4) and Coloma (13-5).
New era at Cassopolis
Ricky Evans directed an outstanding basketball era at Cassopolis. During his nine years as coach, the Rangers were 140-51, had just one losing season, and earning seven league titles, three district championships and one regional crown.
And the past two years, both that resulted in league championships, Cass wasn't able to compete for a district title. In 2019-20, the Rangers reached the district title game, but the MHSAA cancelled most of the state tournament because of covid. And last year Evans' team was unable to compete because they were quarantined.
Evans retired after last year and Jared Rusher takes over with the hope to continue what Evans started.
Rusher played himself on two Buchanan regional championship teams in 2004 and 2005. And in a previous coaching stint at Eau Claire he took a 1-17 team and finished 13-9 his second year in 2019-20.
"It's a great opportunity," Rusher said. "I had heard Ricky Evans was retiring. Someone called me and said I should apply for the job. I'm a gym rat. It's always in me."
Rusher does welcome back some talent, including 6-5 Davion Goins (12.6), 6-3 Daishean Jamison (10.0) and 5-10 R.J. Drews (7.3). And 5-8 Reggie Hart and 5-9 Daeton Gillam both also gained plenty of experience a year ago.
"Our biggest focus is playing the game disciplined," Rusher said. "I don't want to beat teams just because we're more talented. I want to be able to play different styles and be in the game no matter who we're playing against. We want to have a well-balanced approach and be able to slow down fast teams and speed up slow teams."
Edwardsburg Eddies seek more success
Edwardsburg surprised many last year with a 9-4 campaign. And with five regulars back from that team, the Eddies are hoping to continue that success.
"And the four losses were in tough games against really good teams (Coldwater, Plainwell, Otsego and Buchanan)," Edwardsburg coach Steve Wright said. "It wasn't like there were any that we didn't compete well. We hope to build off that and have a better year this year."
Returning for the Eddies are 6-3 senior Brendan Byce (10.2 points per game), 6-4 senior Luke Stowasser (9.7), 6-6 senior Jacob Pegura (7.9), 5-10 senior Jake Moore (7.5) and 5-10 senior Isaac Merrill.
Though those five may open as starters, Wright should have plenty of depth from seven juniors.
"The juniors have won a ton of games at the junior varsity and freshmen levels," Wright said. "They're good passers and good shooters. The seniors are more physical. So the two groups compliment each other well."
This group reminds Wright of his first two teams who combined to go 35-13 from 2012-14.
"These kids do a lot of good things," Wright said. "My first couple of teams were all friends and played well together. This group is a lot like that. They defend well. They're unselfish. They move the ball well. They play the way we need to play to be successful. The potential is there. They just need to keep working and keep developing."
Edwardsburg's schedule won't be easy. Besides the usual tough Wolverine Conference slate, the Eddies open at Marshall (10-6 last year) and also have non-league dates with Wyoming Lee (lost most of last year to covid), Portage Central (8-6), Lakeshore (12-3) and Brandywine (10-3).
Buchanan Bucks face challenge
Buchanan had a lot of success the past two seasons, going a combined 29-9. But most of the key players from those teams have graduated, including 6-9 Logan Carson (17.1), 6-2 Gavin Fazi (12.8) and guard John Gartland (7.1).
Reid McBeth does welcome back 6-3 Ryan Young, who averaged 16.5 points in two games before missing the rest of the season with a broken ankle.
"We don't have a lot of experience," said McBeth, who has posted 14 winning seasons in 20 years at the helm. "But they share the ball well. Other than Ryan, we don't have a lot of experience out there. But these kids are not afraid to count on each other and they're buying into what we're trying to do. And we have some length, so that helps."
Also returning for the Bucks are 6-2 wing Brady Thompson and 5-7 point guard Cade Preissing. But Buchanan should get some of that length from 6-3 Thomas VanOverBerghe and 6-2 Dillon Oatsvall. And when a pair of football players, 5-11 Connor Legault and 6-2 Troy Holloway, recover from fall injuries, both should be factors.
"One thing for sure, we're going to get better throughout the season," McBeth guarantees. "It's a very coachable group that provides us with a lot of versatility on both offense and defense."
Buchanan has a rugged early schedule, playing six times over a 13-day period to open the season.
"I'll tell you in about a month whether that was wise," McBeth said. "But it'll be good to get that experience. Then we can figure out over Christmas break what we need to work on."


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Editor's Note: This is the fourth and final entry in our series highlighting Abilene ISD teachers selected by the Abilene Education Foundation for special year-end awards. These are the Teachers in the Limelight.
It's a team effort throughout the Academy of Technology, Engineering, Math and Science.
Teams of students, teams of students and teachers, and teams of teachers — all banding together to ensure the best possible educational experience.
Larry Haney sees himself as just one cog in the system, an apropos analogy for a man who teaches engineering and helps lead the ATEMS robotics teams.
Despite his insistence of not being anything special, the Abilene Education Foundation chose him as this year's Science Teacher of the Year in the Abilene Independent School District.
"This is a 'we' thing," Haney said. "I see what I do here not as a 'me,' but as a 'we.' Because our campus is smaller, we have a much better understanding between staff and the staff and between the staff and the students. You can't be a lone ranger here."
Haney is celebrating his 20th year teaching in Abilene ISD, and ninth at ATEMS. Before then, he taught math at Cooper High, next door to fellow AEF Teacher in the Limelight Carol Footer.
Since making the move to ATEMS, though, it's been an engineering focus for Haney. While there's still a lot of math involved, it's more hands-on teaching, and learning.
Such as when he has the students design their own Lego-style bricks.
But hands-on is only part of the battle, Haney said, where engineering is concerned. So he also cherishes working with the students on other aspects of the job.
"We get the kids up, get their hands on what they're doing," he said. "But engineering is more than just hands-on. It's design and development, it's research."
All-in-all, teaching has been Haney's career for longer than the students he's working with now have been alive. He understands there are challenges he must meet every day, rules to follow and goals to reach.
It's hard, he said, being in the job. But he still enjoys the process of helping form the next engineers or the next robot builders or math teachers.
Being a quality teacher, worthy of the AEF award he received, requires first and foremost his own knowledge be up to snuff. If he's lagging behind, how can he expect his students to understand the information?
"You need to know the material," he said. "A teacher has to care about the kids, has to be passionate about what they're teaching. And they have to be ready to do whatever they need to do to move a student to where they need to be."


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FROM python:3.4-alpine
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Вишняковский переулок (до 1922 — Лужниковский переулок, ранее также известен как Кузнецкий переулок) — переулок в Центральном административном округе города Москвы на территории района Замоскворечье. Проходит от Большой Татарской улицы, пересекая Новокузнецкую улицу, до Пятницкой улицы. C нечётной (южной) стороны к нему примыкает улица Бахрушина.

Происхождение названия
Получил название 7 июня 1922 года по фамилии командира приказа (полка) Матвея Вишнякова, жившего в стрелецкой слободе в этой местности. Прежнее название — Лужниковский переулок — по заливным лугам, примыкавшим к старице реки Москвы (современный Водоотводный канал), давших название дворцовой слободе «в Больших Лужниках»; Кузнецкий (середина XIX века) — по чёрной Кузнецкой слободе, центром которой был существующий храм свт. Николая в Кузнецкой слободе.

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На пересечении переулка и Новокузнецкой улицы первоначальным проектом Горьковско-Замоскворецкой (ныне — Замоскворецкой) линии Московского метрополитена планировалась станция метро «Вишняковский переулок». Она должна была открыться на пущенном в 1943 году участке между станциями «Климентовский переулок» (сооружена как «Новокузнецкая») и «Павелецкий вокзал» (сооружена как «Павелецкая»), однако она не вошла в число необходимых объектов в Генеральном плане реконструкции Москвы и построена не была.

Здания и сооружения

По нечётной стороне:
 № 15/23 — Храм Святителя Николая в Кузнецах (также известен как «в Лужниках», «в Кузнецкой слободе») с крестильным храмом Владимира равноапостольного. Построен в 1805—1847 гг. на месте храма, известного, как минимум, с 1625 года. В конце 2006 года Правительство Москвы, по согласованию с РПЦ и частными застройщиками, утвердило план дальнейшей реконструкции этого участка.
 № 23 — бывшая усадьба Лукутиных. Изначально трёхэтажный дом, построенный во второй половине XVIII века, в 1910 году по проекту П. А. Ушакова был надстроен четвёртым этажом, тогда же было выполнено оформление здания в неоклассическом стиле. В 1930-х годах здание было надстроено двумя, а в 1980-х годах — ещё тремя этажами.
По чётной стороне:
 Новокузнецкая, 17/19 — панельный жилой дом, в котором жил Шурик из фильма «Иван Васильевич меняет профессию » («Пьяный дом» — народное название)
 № 12 — доходный дом Е. И. Ленивовой (1891, архитектор Н. Н. Васильев). С 2005 года — Московский музей образования
 № 14 — дом причта храма Троицы Живоначальной в Вишняках
 № 14/51 стр.3 — Храм Троицы Живоначальной в Вишняках, построена в несколько этапов в начале XIX века, современный вид приобрела в 1820-е гг. Авторство основного объёма приписывается А. Г. Григорьеву, но не подтверждается академическими источниками. Архитекторы колокольни Ф. М. Шестаков и Н. И. Козловской

Примечания

Ссылки
 Фотогалерея храма свт. Николая

Вишняковский
Улицы Москвы, названные в честь людей


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package io.fabric8.gateway.handlers.detecting.protocol.amqp;

import org.vertx.java.core.buffer.Buffer;

import static io.fabric8.gateway.handlers.detecting.protocol.BufferSupport.startsWith;

/**
 */
public class AmqpHeader {

    static final Buffer PREFIX = new Buffer(new byte[]{
      'A', 'M', 'Q', 'P'
    });

    private Buffer buffer;

    public AmqpHeader(){
        this(new Buffer(new byte[]{
          'A', 'M', 'Q', 'P', 0, 1, 0, 0
        }));
    }

    public AmqpHeader(Buffer buffer){
        setBuffer(buffer);
    }

    public int getProtocolId() {
        return buffer.getByte(4) & 0xFF;
    }
    public void setProtocolId(int value) {
        buffer.setByte(4,  (byte) value);
    }

    public int getMajor() {
        return buffer.getByte(5) & 0xFF;
    }
    public void setMajor(int value) {
        buffer.setByte(5, (byte) value);
    }

    public int getMinor() {
        return buffer.getByte(6) & 0xFF;
    }
    public void setMinor(int value) {
        buffer.setByte(6,  (byte) value);
    }

    public int getRevision() {
        return buffer.getByte(7) & 0xFF;
    }
    public void setRevision(int value) {
        buffer.setByte(7, (byte) value);
    }

    public Buffer getBuffer() {
        return buffer;
    }
    public void setBuffer(Buffer value) {
        if( !startsWith(value, PREFIX) || value.length()!=8 ) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Not an AMQP header buffer");
        }
        buffer = value.copy();
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return buffer.toString();
    }
}