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#include <base/os.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <pugixml/pugixml.hpp>
#include <boost/uuid/uuid.hpp>

#include <test/test_cmn_util.h>
#include <pkt/test/test_pkt_util.h>
#include <oper/physical_device.h>
#include <oper/physical_device_vn.h>

#include <test-xml/test_xml.h>
#include <test-xml/test_xml_oper.h>
#include <test-xml/test_xml_validate.h>
#include "test_xml_physical_device.h"

using namespace std;
using namespace pugi;
using namespace boost::uuids;
using namespace AgentUtXmlUtils;

AgentUtXmlValidationNode *
CreatePhysicalDeviceValidateNode(const string &type, const string &name,
                                 const uuid &id, const xml_node &node) {
    if (type == "physical-router" || type == "device")
        return new AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceValidate(name, id, node);
    if (type == "physical-interface" || type == "physical-port")
        return new AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterfaceValidate(name, id, node);
    if (type == "remote-physical-interface" || type == "remote-physical-port")
        return new AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterfaceValidate(name, id, node);
    if (type == "logical-interface" || type == "logical-port")
        return new AgentUtXmlLogicalInterfaceValidate(name, id, node);
    if (type == "physical-router-vn" || type == "device-vn")
        return new AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceVnValidate(name, id, node);
    if (type == "multicast-tor")
        return new AgentUtXmlMulticastTorValidate(name, node);
}

AgentUtXmlNode *
CreatePhysicalDeviceNode(const string &type, const string &name,const uuid &id,
                         const xml_node &node, AgentUtXmlTestCase *test_case) {
    if (type == "physical-router" || type == "device")
        return new AgentUtXmlPhysicalDevice(name, id, node, test_case);
    if (type == "physical-interface" || type == "physical-port")
        return new AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterface(name, id, node, test_case);
    if (type == "remote-physical-interface" || type == "remote-physical-port")
        return new AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterface(name, id, node, test_case);
    if (type == "logical-interface" || type == "logical-port")
        return new AgentUtXmlLogicalInterface(name, id, node, test_case);
}

void AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceInit(AgentUtXmlTest *test) {
    test->AddConfigEntry("physical-router", CreatePhysicalDeviceNode);
    test->AddConfigEntry("device", CreatePhysicalDeviceNode);
    test->AddConfigEntry("physical-interface", CreatePhysicalDeviceNode);
    test->AddConfigEntry("physical-port", CreatePhysicalDeviceNode);
    test->AddConfigEntry("remote-physical-interface", CreatePhysicalDeviceNode);
    test->AddConfigEntry("logical-interface", CreatePhysicalDeviceNode);
    test->AddConfigEntry("logical-port", CreatePhysicalDeviceNode);

    test->AddValidateEntry("physical-router", CreatePhysicalDeviceValidateNode);
    test->AddValidateEntry("device", CreatePhysicalDeviceValidateNode);
    test->AddValidateEntry("physical-interface", CreatePhysicalDeviceValidateNode);
    test->AddValidateEntry("physical-port", CreatePhysicalDeviceValidateNode);
    test->AddValidateEntry("remote-physical-interface",
                           CreatePhysicalDeviceValidateNode);
    test->AddValidateEntry("logical-interface", CreatePhysicalDeviceValidateNode);
    test->AddValidateEntry("logical-port", CreatePhysicalDeviceValidateNode);
    test->AddValidateEntry("physical-router-vn", CreatePhysicalDeviceValidateNode);
    test->AddValidateEntry("device-vn", CreatePhysicalDeviceValidateNode);
    test->AddValidateEntry("multicast-tor", CreatePhysicalDeviceValidateNode);
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  AgentUtXmlPhysicalDevice routines
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
AgentUtXmlPhysicalDevice::AgentUtXmlPhysicalDevice(const string &name,
                                                   const uuid &id,
                                                   const xml_node &node,
                                                   AgentUtXmlTestCase *test_case) :
    AgentUtXmlConfig(name, id, node, test_case) {
}

AgentUtXmlPhysicalDevice::~AgentUtXmlPhysicalDevice() {
}

bool AgentUtXmlPhysicalDevice::ReadXml() {
    return AgentUtXmlConfig::ReadXml();
}

bool AgentUtXmlPhysicalDevice::ToXml(xml_node *parent) {
    xml_node n = AddXmlNodeWithAttr(parent, NodeType().c_str());
    AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "name", name());
    string display_name;
    if (GetStringAttribute(node(), "display", &display_name)) {
        AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "display-name", display_name);
    } else {
        AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "display-name", name());
    }
    string device_ip;
    if (GetStringAttribute(node(), "dataplane-ip", &device_ip)) {
        AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "physical-router-dataplane-ip", device_ip);
    } else {
        AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "physical-router-dataplane-ip", "111.111.111.111");
    }
    AddIdPerms(&n);
    return true;
}

void AgentUtXmlPhysicalDevice::ToString(string *str) {
    AgentUtXmlConfig::ToString(str);
    *str += "\n";
    return;
}

string AgentUtXmlPhysicalDevice::NodeType() {
    return "physical-router";
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterface routines
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterface::AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterface
    (const string &name, const uuid &id, const xml_node &node,
     AgentUtXmlTestCase *test_case) :
    AgentUtXmlConfig(name, id, node, test_case) {
}

AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterface::~AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterface() {
}

bool AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterface::ReadXml() {
    if (AgentUtXmlConfig::ReadXml() == false)
        return false;

    GetStringAttribute(node(), "device", &device_name_);
    return true;
}

bool AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterface::ToXml(xml_node *parent) {
    xml_node n = AddXmlNodeWithAttr(parent, NodeType().c_str());
    AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "name", name());
    AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "display-name", name());
    AddIdPerms(&n);

    if (device_name_ != "") {
        LinkXmlNode(parent, "physical-router", device_name_,
                    NodeType(), name());
    }

    return true;
}

void AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterface::ToString(string *str) {
    AgentUtXmlConfig::ToString(str);
    *str += "\n";
    return;
}

string AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterface::NodeType() {
    return "physical-interface";
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterface routines
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterface::AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterface
    (const string &name, const uuid &id, const xml_node &node,
     AgentUtXmlTestCase *test_case) :
    AgentUtXmlConfig(name, id, node, test_case) {
}

AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterface::~AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterface() {
}

bool AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterface::ReadXml() {
    if (AgentUtXmlConfig::ReadXml() == false)
        return false;

    GetStringAttribute(node(), "device", &device_name_);
    return true;
}

bool AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterface::ToXml(xml_node *parent) {
    Agent *agent = Agent::GetInstance();
    xml_node n = AddXmlNodeWithAttr(parent, NodeType().c_str());
    string fqdn;
    if (device_name_ != "") {
        fqdn = "dummy:" + device_name_ + ":" + name();
    } else {
        fqdn = "dummy:" + agent->agent_name() + ":" + name();
    }
    AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "name", fqdn);
    string display_name;
    if (GetStringAttribute(node(), "display", &display_name)) {
        AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "display-name", display_name);
    } else {
        AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "display-name", name());
    }
    AddIdPerms(&n);

    if (device_name_ != "") {
        LinkXmlNode(parent, "physical-router", device_name_,
                    NodeType(), fqdn);
    }

    return true;
}

void AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterface::ToString(string *str) {
    AgentUtXmlConfig::ToString(str);
    *str += "\n";
    return;
}

string AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterface::NodeType() {
    return "physical-interface";
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  AgentUtXmlLogicalInterface routines
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
AgentUtXmlLogicalInterface::AgentUtXmlLogicalInterface
    (const string &name, const uuid &id, const xml_node &node,
     AgentUtXmlTestCase *test_case) :
    AgentUtXmlConfig(name, id, node, test_case), vlan_(0xFFFF) {
}

AgentUtXmlLogicalInterface::~AgentUtXmlLogicalInterface() {
}

bool AgentUtXmlLogicalInterface::ReadXml() {
    if (AgentUtXmlConfig::ReadXml() == false)
        return false;

    GetStringAttribute(node(), "port", &port_name_);
    GetStringAttribute(node(), "vmi", &vmi_name_);
    GetUintAttribute(node(), "vlan", &vlan_);
    return true;
}

bool AgentUtXmlLogicalInterface::ToXml(xml_node *parent) {
    xml_node n = AddXmlNodeWithAttr(parent, NodeType().c_str());
    AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "name", name());
    AddXmlNodeWithValue(&n, "display-name", name());
    if (vlan_ >= 0 && vlan_ <= 0x4096)
        AddXmlNodeWithIntValue(&n, "logical-interface-vlan-tag", vlan_);
    AddIdPerms(&n);

    if (port_name_ != "") {
        LinkXmlNode(parent, NodeType(), name(), "physical-interface",
                    port_name_);
    }

    if (vmi_name_ != "") {
        LinkXmlNode(parent, NodeType(), name(), "virtual-machine-interface",
                    vmi_name_);
    }
    return true;
}

void AgentUtXmlLogicalInterface::ToString(string *str) {
    AgentUtXmlConfig::ToString(str);
    *str += "\n";
    return;
}

string AgentUtXmlLogicalInterface::NodeType() {
    return "logical-interface";
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceValidate routines
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceValidate::AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceValidate
(const string &name, const uuid &id, const xml_node &node) :
    AgentUtXmlValidationNode(name, node), id_(id), match_display_name_(false) {
}

AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceValidate::~AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceValidate() {
}

bool AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceValidate::ReadXml() {
    if (AgentUtXmlValidationNode::ReadXml() == false)
        return false;
    match_display_name_ = GetStringAttribute(node(), "display", &display_name_);
    return true;
}

bool AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceValidate::Validate() {
    PhysicalDevice *dev;
    PhysicalDeviceKey key(id_);
    dev = static_cast<PhysicalDevice *>
        (Agent::GetInstance()->physical_device_table()->FindActiveEntry(&key));
    if (present()) {
        if (dev != NULL) {
            if (match_display_name_ && display_name_ != dev->name()) {
                return false;
            }
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    } else {
        return dev == NULL;
    }
}

const string AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceValidate::ToString() {
    return "physical-router";
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterfaceValidate routines
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterfaceValidate::AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterfaceValidate
    (const string &name, const uuid &id, const xml_node &node) :
    AgentUtXmlValidationNode(name, node), id_(id) {
}

AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterfaceValidate::~AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterfaceValidate() {
}

bool AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterfaceValidate::ReadXml() {

    if (AgentUtXmlValidationNode::ReadXml() == false)
        return false;
    return true;
}

bool AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterfaceValidate::Validate() {
    Agent *agent = Agent::GetInstance();

    PhysicalInterface *port;
    PhysicalInterfaceKey key(name());
    port = static_cast<PhysicalInterface *>
        (agent->interface_table()->FindActiveEntry(&key));

    if (present() == false) {
        if (port != NULL)
            return false;
        return true;
    }

    if (port == NULL)
        return false;

    return true;
}

const string AgentUtXmlPhysicalInterfaceValidate::ToString() {
    return "physical-interface";
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterfaceValidate routines
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterfaceValidate::AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterfaceValidate
    (const string &name, const uuid &id, const xml_node &node) :
    AgentUtXmlValidationNode(name, node), id_(id), device_uuid_() {
}

AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterfaceValidate::~AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterfaceValidate() {
}

bool AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterfaceValidate::ReadXml() {

    if (AgentUtXmlValidationNode::ReadXml() == false)
        return false;

    uint16_t id = 0;
    GetUintAttribute(node(), "device", &id);
    if (id) {
        device_uuid_ = MakeUuid(id);
    }

    return true;
}

bool AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterfaceValidate::Validate() {
    Agent *agent = Agent::GetInstance();

    RemotePhysicalInterface *port;
    RemotePhysicalInterfaceKey key(name());
    port = static_cast<RemotePhysicalInterface *>
        (agent->interface_table()->FindActiveEntry(&key));

    if (present() == false) {
        if (port != NULL)
            return false;
        return true;
    }

    if (port == NULL)
        return false;

    if (device_uuid_ != nil_uuid()) {
        PhysicalDevice *dev = port->physical_device();
        if (dev->uuid() != device_uuid_)
            return false;
    }

    return true;
}

const string AgentUtXmlRemotePhysicalInterfaceValidate::ToString() {
    return "physical-interface";
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  AgentUtXmlLogicalInterfaceValidate routines
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
AgentUtXmlLogicalInterfaceValidate::AgentUtXmlLogicalInterfaceValidate
    (const string &name, const uuid &id, const xml_node &node) :
    AgentUtXmlValidationNode(name, node), id_(id), physical_port_(),
    device_uuid_(), vmi_uuid_(), vlan_(0xFFFF) {
}

AgentUtXmlLogicalInterfaceValidate::~AgentUtXmlLogicalInterfaceValidate() {
}

bool AgentUtXmlLogicalInterfaceValidate::ReadXml() {
    if (AgentUtXmlValidationNode::ReadXml() == false)
        return false;

    GetStringAttribute(node(), "port", &physical_port_);

    uint16_t id = 0;
    GetUintAttribute(node(), "vmi", &id);
    if (id) {
        vmi_uuid_ = MakeUuid(id);
    }

    GetUintAttribute(node(), "vlan", &vlan_);
    return true;
}

bool AgentUtXmlLogicalInterfaceValidate::Validate() {
    Agent *agent = Agent::GetInstance();

    VlanLogicalInterface *port;

    VlanLogicalInterfaceKey key(id_, name());
    port = static_cast<VlanLogicalInterface *>
        (agent->interface_table()->FindActiveEntry(&key));

    if (present() == false) {
        if (port != NULL)
            return false;
        return true;
    }

    if (port == NULL)
        return false;

    if (physical_port_ != "") {
        PhysicalInterface *physical_port = static_cast<PhysicalInterface *>
            (port->physical_interface());
        if (physical_port == NULL)
            return false;
        if (physical_port->name() != physical_port_)
            return false;
    }

    if (vmi_uuid_ != nil_uuid()) {
        Interface *vmi = port->vm_interface();
        if (vmi == NULL)
            return false;
        if (vmi->GetUuid() != vmi_uuid_)
            return false;
    }

    if (vlan_ >= 0 && vlan_ < 4096) {
        if (vlan_ != port->vlan())
            return false;
    }

    return true;
}

const string AgentUtXmlLogicalInterfaceValidate::ToString() {
    return "logical-interface";
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceVnValidate routines
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceVnValidate::AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceVnValidate
(const string &name, const uuid &id, const xml_node &node) :
    AgentUtXmlValidationNode(name, node), id_(id), vxlan_id_(0xFFFF) {
}

AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceVnValidate::~AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceVnValidate() {
}

bool AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceVnValidate::ReadXml() {
    if (AgentUtXmlValidationNode::ReadXml() == false)
        return false;

    uint16_t id = 0;
    GetUintAttribute(node(), "device", &id);
    if (id) {
        device_uuid_ = MakeUuid(id);
    }

    GetUintAttribute(node(), "vn", &id);
    if (id) {
        vn_uuid_ = MakeUuid(id);
    }

    GetUintAttribute(node(), "vxlan-id", &vxlan_id_);
    return true;
}

bool AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceVnValidate::Validate() {
    Agent *agent = Agent::GetInstance();

    PhysicalDeviceVn *entry;
    PhysicalDeviceVnKey key(device_uuid_, vn_uuid_);
    entry = static_cast<PhysicalDeviceVn *>
        (agent->physical_device_vn_table()->FindActiveEntry(&key));

    if (present() == false) {
        if (entry != NULL)
            return false;
        return true;
    }

    if (entry == NULL)
        return false;

    if (vxlan_id_ != 0xFFFF) {
        if (entry->vxlan_id() != vxlan_id_)
            return false;
        VnEntry *vn = entry->vn();
        if (vn == NULL)
            return false;
        if (vn->GetVxLanId() != vxlan_id_)
            return false;
    }

    return true;
}

const string AgentUtXmlPhysicalDeviceVnValidate::ToString() {
    return "physical-device-vn";
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  AgentUtXmlMulticastTorValidate routines
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
AgentUtXmlMulticastTorValidate::AgentUtXmlMulticastTorValidate
(const string &name, const xml_node &node) :
    AgentUtXmlValidationNode(name, node) {
}

AgentUtXmlMulticastTorValidate::~AgentUtXmlMulticastTorValidate() {
}

bool AgentUtXmlMulticastTorValidate::ReadXml() {
    if (AgentUtXmlValidationNode::ReadXml() == false)
        return false;

    GetStringAttribute(node(), "name", &test_name_);
    return true;
}

bool AgentUtXmlMulticastTorValidate::Validate() {
    Agent *agent = Agent::GetInstance();
    if (test_name_ == "force-change-vxlan-network-id-mode") {
        agent->set_vxlan_network_identifier_mode(Agent::CONFIGURED);
    }
    static BgpPeer *peer = NULL;
    MulticastHandler *mc_handler = static_cast<MulticastHandler *>(agent->
                                                                   oper_db()->multicast());
    VrfEntry *vrf =
        Agent::GetInstance()->vrf_table()->FindVrfFromName("vrf1");

    if (test_name_ == "add_tor_olist") {
        BridgeAgentRouteTable *table = static_cast<BridgeAgentRouteTable *>
            (vrf->GetBridgeRouteTable());
        if (peer == NULL) {
            peer = CreateBgpPeer("127.0.0.1", "multicast-tor-test");
        }
        //Add multicast tor olist
        TunnelOlist olist;
        olist.push_back(OlistTunnelEntry(nil_uuid(), 10,
                                         IpAddress::from_string("8.8.8.8").to_v4(),
                                         TunnelType::VxlanType()));
        AgentPath *path = NULL;
        BridgeRouteEntry *entry = table->FindRoute(MacAddress::BroadcastMac());
        if (entry != NULL)
            path = entry->FindPath(peer);
        if (path == NULL) {
            mc_handler->ModifyTorMembers(peer,
                                         vrf->GetName(),
                                         olist,
                                         10,
                                         1);
        }
        //Verify CNH
        entry = table->FindRoute(MacAddress::BroadcastMac());
        if (entry == NULL) {
            cout << "heare 1" << endl;
            return false;
        }
        path = entry->FindPath(agent->multicast_peer());
        if (path == NULL) {
            cout << "heare 2" << endl;
            return false;
        }
        path = entry->FindPath(peer);
        if (path == NULL) {
            cout << "heare 3" << endl;
            return false;
        }
    }

    if (test_name_ == "del_tor_olist") {
        BridgeAgentRouteTable *table = static_cast<BridgeAgentRouteTable *>
            (vrf->GetBridgeRouteTable());
        TunnelOlist olist;
        //Delete route
        mc_handler->ModifyTorMembers(peer,
                                     vrf->GetName(),
                                     olist,
                                     10,
                                     ControllerPeerPath::kInvalidPeerIdentifier);
        BridgeRouteEntry *entry = table->FindRoute(MacAddress::BroadcastMac());
        if (entry) {
            const AgentPath *path = entry->FindPath(peer);
            if (path != NULL) {
                cout << "heare 4" << endl;
                return false;
            }
        }
        if (peer)
            DeleteBgpPeer(peer);
    }

    return true;
}

const string AgentUtXmlMulticastTorValidate::ToString() {
    return "multicast-tor";
}

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Margarinefiguren waren Produktzugaben zu Margarine-Packungen in den 1920er bis 1950er Jahren.

Geschichte
In der Zwischenkriegszeit war der deutsche Margarinemarkt mit mehreren Hundert Herstellern besetzt, unter denen es einen starken Konkurrenzkampf gab. Ab 1920 verwendeten viele Hersteller zur Stärkung der Markenbindung Zugaben in verschiedener Form: Figuren aus Pappe, Holz, Metall, Papierbilder (z. B. Sanella-Bilder, Liebigbilder). Diese Entwicklung des Zugabewesens wurde durch die Weltwirtschaftskrise im Jahre 1929 abgebremst.

Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg lebte die Tradition der Margarinefiguren schnell wieder auf. Die Motive waren breit gefächert und zeigten Darstellungen aus dem täglichen Leben. So existieren Figuren u. a. zu Menschen, Berufen, Pflanzen, Tieren, Märchen, Sport, Baudenkmälern, Häusern, Wildwest, Flugzeugen, Schiffen, Eisenbahnen, Kraftfahrzeugen, Karneval, Hochzeit, Ulkfiguren, Zirkus, Weihnachtsfiguren, Vergnügungsparks, Science Fiction.

Der Schwerpunkt bei den Margarinefiguren liegt in den deutschsprachigen Ländern Schweiz, Österreich und Deutschland. Durch den grenzübergreifenden Warenhandel waren die Figuren vereinzelt aber auch in anderen Ländern zu finden.

Die Ära der Margarinefiguren endete abrupt 1954. Die Margarine-Industrie einigte sich seinerzeit in einem gemeinsamen Übereinkommen, am 1. März 1954 die Zugaben einzustellen.

Sammelgebiet
Margarinefiguren haben sich bis heute als Sammelgebiet erhalten. Der eigentliche Zeitraum des Sammelgebiets Margarinefiguren dauert von 1950 bis 1954.

Bücher
 Margarinefiguren-Katalog "Margarine-Figürchen aus den fünfziger Jahren" (Band 5, Ausgabe 2002), Autor Peter Konrad.
 Margarine- und Plastikfiguren, Band 1, Firmen von A–K (Erstauflage 2016), Autor Helmut Bitsch. ISBN 978-3-00-052788-3. 512 Seiten mit 4903 Bildern und 212 Abbildungen.
 Margarine- und Plastikfiguren, Band 2, Firmen von L–Z (Erstauflage 2016), Autor Helmut Bitsch. ISBN 978-3-00-052789-0. 550 Seiten mit 5353 Bildern und 328 Abbildungen.
 Margarinefiguren und Werbefiguren, "Weihnachtskrippen und Figuren", Sonderkatalog Nr. 1 (Erstauflage 2013), Auto Helmut Bitsch. Seiten 111.

Weblink
 http://www.margarinefiguren.de

Sammelobjekt
Margarine als Thema
Markenführung

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Червонодві́рка (колишня назва Червоний Двір, Красний Двір) — село в Україні, в Звягельському районі Житомирської області. Населення становить 3 осіб.

Історія
У 1906 році село Гульської (Рогачівської) волості Новоград-Волинського повіту Волинської губернії. Відстань від повітового міста 28 версти, від волості 8. Дворів 35, мешканців 200.

Примітки

Посилання
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• Tickets may be picked up at the Concierge Desk of any Walt Disney World® Resort hotel! If you are staying at, or visiting, any of our beautiful resorts prior to your Mickey's Backyard BBQ reservation, just stop by the desk, located in the lobbies, and have your tickets printed for you.
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Guests are encouraged to arrive 40 minutes prior to showtime and it's worth it, entertainment will be on hand to get you in the hoedown spirit.
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Der Kirchenkreis Nauen-Rathenow ist einer von neun Kirchenkreisen der Evangelischen Kirche Berlin-Brandenburg-schlesische Oberlausitz im Sprengel Potsdam. Er ist 2003 aus der Fusion der Kirchenkreise Nauen und Rathenow entstanden.

Das Gebiet des Kirchenkreises umfasst den größten Teil des Landkreises Havelland und dazu Teile von Fehrbellin im Landkreis Ostprignitz-Ruppin und von Oberkrämer und Kremmen im Landkreis Oberhavel.

Im Kirchenkreis sank die Zahl der Mitglieder zwischen 2005 und 2019 um etwa 6.000 auf rund 13.500. Gehörte früher zu jeder Kirche ein Pfarrer bzw. eine Pfarrerin, müssen heute Gemeindepfarrer vielfach über die Dörfer ziehen. Im Havelland ist die nächste Fusion in Arbeit, aktuell (2020) wird über eine sinnvolle Neugliederung der Kirchenkreise Nauen-Rathenow, Falkensee und Potsdam nachgedacht. Die EKBO-Leitung erwartet bis Frühjahr 2023 einen einvernehmlichen Vorschlag von der Basis.

Organisation

Superintendentur
Der Kirchenkreis wird durch einen Superintendenten geleitet. Er ist der externe Vertreter des Kirchenkreises und übt neben dem Berliner Konsistorium die örtliche Dienstaufsicht über die Mitarbeiter des Kirchenkreises aus. Der Superintendent hat neben dieser Aufgabe noch pfarramtliche Aufgaben in seiner eigenen Heimatgemeinde auszuführen. Das Büro der Superintendentur des Kirchenkreises Nauen-Rathenow befindet sich im Gemeinde- und Kirchenkreiszentrum Nauen St. Jacobi.

Kreissynode
Das höchste Organ des Kirchenkreises ist die Kreissynode, die in regelmäßigen Abständen tagt. Ihr gehören hauptamtliche und ehrenamtliche Mitarbeiter und Mitglieder der evangelischen Kirche an. Sie wird durch einen Präses geleitet und beschließt sowohl administrative als auch theologische Strukturen und Richtungen des Kirchenkreises.

Kirchliches Verwaltungsamt
Die Kirchengemeinden konzentrieren sich auf die Seelsorge und Verkündigung. Um ihnen Verwaltungsarbeit abzunehmen, gibt es kreiskirchliche Verwaltungsämter. Sie verbuchen unter anderem die Einnahmen und Ausgaben der Gemeinden, rechnen die Kollekten ab und führen die Einwohnerstatistiken der Gemeinden. Der Kirchenkreis Nauen-Rathenow nutzt mit anderen Kirchenkreisen gemeinsam das Kirchliche Verwaltungsamt Prignitz-Havelland-Ruppin in Kyritz.

Kirchliche Einrichtungen
Der Bereich Kirchenmusik wird von mehreren Kantoren im Kirchenkreis betreut. Zahlreiche Musikgruppen und Kirchenchöre bieten ihr buntes Programm in den Gottesdiensten und auch außerhalb der Kirche dar.

Das Diakonische Werk Havelland e. V. betreibt eine Sozialstation in Rathenow, Rhinow, Nennhausen und Premnitz und leitet ferner einen ambulanten Hospizdienst, der im gesamten Landkreis schwerstkranke Menschen in ihren Wohnungen betreut. Die Krankenhausseelsorge und wöchentliche Andachten in den Krankenhäusern Nauen und Rathenow werden von ehrenamtlichen Mitarbeitern des Kirchenkreises durchgeführt.

Kreiskirchlicher Archivpfleger
Wie in den verschiedenen Ebenen der Landeskirche und in jeder Kirchengemeinde gibt es auch im Kirchenkreis ein Archiv, in dem wichtiges Schriftgut und schützenswerte Dokumente des Kirchenkreises gesammelt werden. Ein Pfarrer ist zum Archivpfleger bestellt worden.

Kirchengemeinden
Die derzeit (Februar 2023) 43 Kirchengemeinden werden durch die Vorsitzenden der Gemeindekirchenräte vor Ort vertreten, denen mindestens vier Kirchenälteste und ein ordinierter Mitarbeiter (Theologe oder Gemeindepädagoge) angehören. In ihnen findet das Gemeindeleben in allen Facetten statt. Es gibt Arbeit in Kindergruppen, Seniorengruppen, musikalischen Gruppen, in der Seelsorge sowie Jugendarbeit und unterschiedliche Veranstaltungen. Um die Verwaltungsarbeit der kirchlichen Mitarbeiter zu erleichtern, werden mehrere Dörfer zu Pfarrsprengeln oder Parochien zusammengefasst. Es finden in regelmäßigen Abständen, in der Regel alle 4–6 Wochen, Gottesdienste in den einzelnen Kirchen des Kirchenkreises statt.

Folgende Kirchengemeinden bzw. Pfarrsprengel gehören zum Kirchenkreis Nauen-Rathenow:
Bötzow, Hoffnungskirchengemeinde im Elb-Havel-Winkel, Reformationsgemeinde Westhavelland, Fehrbellin/Lentzke, Friesacker Ländchen, Groß Behnitz/Klein Behnitz, Havelländisches Luch, Havelluch, Hohennauen, Pfarrsprengel Karwesee, St. Petri Ketzin, Ländchen Glien, Pfarrsprengel Linum, Milow, St. Jacobi Nauen, Premnitz, Pfarrsprengel Rathenow, Pfarrsprengel Retzow, Rhinower Ländchen, Trinitatis-Kirchengemeinde Havelland.

Siehe auch
:Kategorie:Kirchengebäude des Evangelischen Kirchenkreises Nauen-Rathenow

Weblinks
Kirchenkreis Nauen-Rathenow

Einzelnachweise

Nauen
Organisation (Landkreis Havelland)
Christentum im Landkreis Ostprignitz-Ruppin
Christentum im Landkreis Havelland
Christentum im Landkreis Oberhavel
Gegründet 2003
Nauen


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MIAMI – It sounds like a broken record, but Louisiana Tech was in yet another close battle late in the game on the road.
LA Tech had a solid first half, breaking the daunting FIU press with ease and knocking down numerous jump shots. They ended up shooting 50 percent from the field through the first 20 minutes, getting 13 points from DaQuan Bracey to help give them a 40-35 advantage at halftime.
FIU came out in a zone to start the second stanza and sat it in while the Bulldogs struggled to score against it. LA Tech made just seven points through the first eight minutes of the period, allowing the Panthers to take a 50-47 lead with 11:52 to go.
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The team finished 28-of-70 from the field (40 percent) and 8-of-27 from beyond the arc (30 percent).


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Real estate agents do not enjoy an unblemished reputation – however, this does not mean that each one is dishonest, misleading or negligent. In fact, most provide a good, honest service, but some do make mistakes, and whether a mistake has been made through incompetence or malpractice, if a buyer, seller or landlord suffers financial loss as a result, a suitably qualified professional negligence solicitor may be able to help the client claim compensation.
Estate agents are largely unregulated, but all agents are required to register with an Estate Agents Redress Scheme so that an complaints made by the public can be investigated. The Property Ombudsman (TPO) provides an approved scheme under the Consumers, Estate Agents and Redress Act 2007. Members of the TPO scheme are required to have suitable levels of professional indemnity insurance (PII) in place.
All estate agents should have indemnity insurance in place to cover against the possibility of liability for claims of professional negligence. Claims can be made against this insurance for a range of matters, including incorrect or harmful advice, the loss of vital documents or the breach of confidentiality agreements.
Always check that your agent has PII, so that you can be assured, in the event of a claim, they will have the requisite cover to pay compensation.
The Estate Agents Act of 1979 is the piece of legislation which regulates the activities of estate agents.
The act requires agents to act in the best interests of clients and to treat all interested parties fairly. Provisions are included for enforcement, bans and fines in cases of negligence and misconduct.
In addition there are other regulatory instruments which have relevance to the standards and expectations that apply to the work of estate agents working in the UK, these include the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 and Consumers, Estate Agents and Redress Act 2007.
However, there is little in the way of stringent regulation of estate agent activities and anyone can set up work as an estate agent, even without professional qualifications.
In 2010 Peter Bolton King, the chief executive of the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA), criticised the Office of Fair Trading for its failure to ensure a stricter regulatory regime.
"Buying a home is often the largest single transaction of a person's life and it is disappointing that the OFT has not thought it appropriate to acknowledge that a robust and appropriate level of consumer protection is needed," he said.
Where appropriate a complaint about the activities of an estate agent may be registered with one of the following organisations, the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA), the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA), the Association of Residential Managing Agents (ARMA), the National Approved Letting Scheme (NALS), the UK Association of Letting Agents (UKALA) or the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
Additionally, The Property Ombudsman (TPO) allows members of the public to make complaints about TPO-registered estate agents, whether the complaint relates to sales or lettings.
Proving professional negligence against an estate agent can be a complex process and is likely to require the specialist advice of a solicitor.
For a case to succeed, the claimant must establish that the estate agent owed him or her a duty of care and that there was a breach of that duty which resulted in financial loss.
Misleading information, misrepresentation and over- or under- valuations are some of the most common reasons clients proceed with negligence litigation against estate agents.


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To help spread the word, Bosch Thermotechnology is sponsoring Geothermal on October 20, 2015. You can find out more at GeothermalDay.com.
Geothermal heating and cooling systems take advantage of the stable temperature (about 55 degrees F) underground using a piping system, commonly referred to as a "loop." The water circulates in the loop to exchange heat between the earth and the home using a ground-source heat pump.
Geothermal heating and cooling systems are 400 percent to 600 percent efficient and can cut heating, cooling, and hot water costs by up to 80 percent. The only energy required is for pumps, condenser and fans for the ground-source heat pump operation. The loop can be horizontal or vertical, depending on the soil and site conditions. In some cases ground water can be used as well.
Why choose geothermal for your home?
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Home	10.95	Mainhorse: Mainhorse, Remastered CD EditionMainhorse
Mainhorse: Mainhorse, Remastered CD Edition
Mainhorse
NEW REMASTERED RELEASE OF THE SELF-TITLED 1971 ALBUM BY MAINHORSE. FEATURING PATRICK MORAZ.
Mainhorse: Mainhorse, Remastered CD Edition quantity
SKU: ECLEC2693
Categories: 10.95, Esoteric Christmas Sale, Esoteric Recordings
Tags: 70s, cherry red records, esoteric, mainhorse, Patrick Moraz, prog, rock
• NEW REMASTERED RELEASE OF THE SELF-TITLED 1971 ALBUM BY MAINHORSE
• FEATURING PATRICK MORAZ
• FULLY RESTORED ARTWORK
Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly re-mastered edition of the sole album by the celebrated Progressive Rock group MAINHORSE.
The band featured legendary Swiss keyboard maestro PATRICK MORAZ, along with JEAN RISTORI (bass, cello, vocals), PETER LOCKETT (guitar, violin, vocals) and BRYSON GRAHAM (drums).
Mainhorse came together in 1970 and lasted only a short time, but during their existence they recorded a fine album in London in 1971. Featuring such highlights as the extended piece 'God', 'Pale Sky' and 'Passing Years', the album was critically acclaimed but failed to sell in significant quantities and is now highly sought after among collectors.
This Esoteric Recordings edition has been newly re-mastered under the supervision of Patrick Moraz and is a most welcome reissue.
2. PASSING YEARS
3. SUCH A BEAUTIFUL DAY
4. PALE SKY
5. BASIA
6. MORE TEA VICAR
7. GOD
Mainhorse, Patrick Moraz
Progressive, Rock
Wishbone Ash: Raw To The Bone, 2CD Remastered & Expanded Edition
Magnificent: 62 Classics From The Cramps' Insane Collection
Dig The Buzz
Chris Farlowe & The Thunderbirds


Mrs. Archana Surana, the founder of Arch Academy of Design, introduced the concept of Mentoring Walk in Jaipur 4 years back. Primarily initiated by 'Vital Voices', this walk is meant to form an enriching bond between established and budding women leaders.
This year, though, the walk is happening all around the world on the same day – March 8, commemorating International Women's Day. And hence, the walk this year holds great importance.
Taking place in Jaipur, renowned Women Mentors will start the walk on the 8th morning along with the women mentees. On the way their motive is to talk and make bonds with each other. The mentees will ask questions and in turn the mentors will guide them. These questions may vary from business, woman's attitude, leadership qualities, handling staff, entrepreneurship, education, balancing life, etc.


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Matilda Janosi: Vegan Leather Gets Sexy!
By Chere Di Boscio
Vegan leather has a slightly fusty, cheap reputation, but Matilda Janosi is about to change all that forever. The London-based designer has just launched new fashion collection that uses upcycled materials to create some of the sexiest vegan-chic designs we've ever seen.
The TildArt EcoLuxury brand is the result of the creator's interest in recyclable materials which began in her native Transylvania, where recycling has been a common practice for decades. After moving to London in 2012, super-fit Matilda initially worked as a rickshaw driver and noticed that large amounts of the inner tubes of bicycles were frequently discarded and could possibly be recycled into something of value.
She eventually came up with the idea of using the bicycle inner tube as the base material in creating a line of eco-friendly and luxury clothing, and the TildArt brand was born. The line also includes a range of stylish eco-luxury jewellery designed to complement the clothing.
Bicycle repair shops around East London are the source of Matilda's inner tubes, which are later transformed into arresting designs in her studio in Hackney. All of the other materials used in the fashion pieces are sourced from suppliers around the UK.
Interest in the novel fashion designs has so far been high and in October 2013, Matilda was invited to show two of her collections at the Canadian Eco Fashion Week in Vancouver. A range of eco-luxury accessories has since been introduced, and items are available at the designer's online store, www.TildArt.com. Matilda has created glamorous bracelets, pendants, scarves, capes, bags, gloves and card holders from what some would consider to be waste materials.
Today, TildArt EcoLuxury has global ambitions and is aiming to bring eco-friendly style to sophisticated shoppers in major cities around the world, including New York, Shanghai and Paris. The brand believes it can also make an impact with buyers because of its ethos of sustainability and being a business that lives up to its social, economic and environmental responsibilities. All TildArt items come with handmade packaging that can then be used again.
For the daring designer, using something that has already had a life and giving it a new one is the driving force behind what she's doing. "I love it when fabric or material has a history," she says. "It is the material that inspires me – it gives me a sense of passion to breathe new life into the material over and over again."
Images: kirschnerstudios.co.uk
Founder & Editor in Chief at Eluxe Magazine
Chere has always loved writing, fashion and languages, and holds degrees in Psychology and Art, and postgraduate degrees in Applied Linguistics and Education. Her long career in journalism spans several continents: she's edited and written for prestigious magazines in Toronto, Dubai, Paris, London and Buenos Aires. Learn more about Chere's extensive career on LinkedIn.
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Warson Park CONCEPT Plan
Public Zoom Project Update Meeting
Warson Park & the Community Center
Wed Jan 27 | 7:00 PM
PDF Warson Park Concept Plan and Phasing Plan
2021-01-22 Warson Phasing Overview Plan .pdf
INDIVIDUAL PARKS
Warson Park is comprised of 17 acres with entrances from North Warson Road on the north west, and from Grandview Drive on its southern end. The new community center will be built on the northwest section, on the former site of the Saints Roller Rink. The existing Olivette Community Center, located at 9723 Grandview Drive, will be removed following completion of the new Center.
Park renovations will be completed in several phases. The color coded concept plan below identifies the park amenities to be constructed first. Vision amenities from the 10 year Parks Master Plan will be completed over successive years.
December 2022 Update:
Several new park amenities will be constructed on the site of the existing community center. Construction of those will be completed in spring 2023, after the old building is removed. The existing community center is in the abatement process, removing hazardous materials (predominantly asbestos) prior to demolition.
Sneak Peak of the new looped pathway at Warson Park and the new Parks Operation Building
Illustrated Warson Park Final Master Plan


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CSIRO Low-Carb Diabetes Every Day
Grant Brinkworth Pennie Taylor
Grant Brinkworth, Pennie Taylor
Health & Self-Help; Cookery, food & drink; Health & wholefood cookery; Cookery for specific diets & conditions
The CSIRO low-carb diet and exercise plan is proven to reduce risk factors of type 2 diabetes, dramatically improve blood glucose control and decrease the need for diabetes medication - in some cases, it can even put type 2 diabetes into remission.
Based on 2014 research and first released as The CSIRO Low-carb Diet in 2017, this way of eating has helped hundreds of thousands of Australians manage their type 2 diabetes and related issues including obesity.
CSIRO Low-carb Diabetes Every Day is about making this way of eating and easy part of everyday life. Featuring 80 brand-new recipes, it will help you to prevent and/or manage type 2 diabetes, reach your weight-loss goals and improve your overall health and wellbeing.
By: Grant Brinkworth, Pennie Taylor
Imprint: Macmillan
Country of Publication: Australia
Dimensions: Height: 259mm, Width: 206mm, Spine: 16mm
Publication Date: 23 November 2021
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
As Australia's national science agency, we solve the greatest challenges through innovative science and technology. For more than a century we have worked together with industry, government, universities and research organisations to turn big ideas into disruptive solutions. Solutions for food security and quality; clean energy and resources; health and wellbeing; resilient and valuable environments; innovative industries; and a secure Australia and region. CSIRO is at the forefront of nutritional science and lifestyle research in Australia. Our research involves the complex relationship between the health of individuals, populations, and the environment. We have a track record of translating scientific findings into a variety of practical and easy to follow nutrition and exercise programs that support Australians to improve their health. Professor Grant Brinkworth is a senior principal research scientist at CSIRO and an international leader in clinical nutrition and health research. He has a PhD and expertise in nutrition and exercise science. Dr Pennie Taylor is a clinical dietitian and research scientist at CSIRO - Health and Biosecurity. She has a PhD focusing on emerging health technologies related to obesity, type 2 diabetes and lifestyle management.
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The neglected contribution of memory encoding in spatial cueing: A new theory of costs and benefits.
Spatial cueing is thought to indicate the resource limits of visual attention because invalidly cued items are reported more slowly and less accurately than validly cued items. However, limited resource accounts cannot explain certain findings, such as dividing attention without costs, or attentional benefits without invalidity costs. The current study presents a new account of exogenous cueing, namely the memory encoding cost (MEC) theory, which integrates attention and memory encoding to explain costs and benefits evoked by a spatial cue. Unlike conventional theories that focus on the role of attention in yielding spatial cueing effects, the MEC theory argues that some cueing effects are caused by a combination of attentional facilitation evoked by the cue, but also the cost of encoding the cue into memory. The crucial implication of this theory is that limitations in attentional deployment may not necessarily be the cause of invalidity costs. MEC generates a number of predictions that we test here, providing five convergent lines of evidence that cue encoding plays a key role in producing cueing effects. Furthermore, the MEC suggests a common mechanism underlying cueing costs and the attentional blink, and we simulate the core empirical findings of the current study with an existing attentional blink model. The model was able to simulate these effects primarily through manipulation of a single parameter that corresponds to memory encoding. The MEC theory thus simplifies our theoretical understanding of attentional effects by linking the attentional blink and some varieties of spatial cueing costs to a common mechanism. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2018 APA, all rights reserved)


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Q: Scrolling in Chrome stops before anchor I motivated myself to switch my webpage from website from wordpress to a static site using html, css and a bit of javascript.
The website consists of one main page, and three more pages with additional information.
Everything is working now more or less but I have one annoying bug.
When I am on one of the side-pages and click a link which leads to an anchor on the main page. The scrolling stops before reaching the anchor. So far I encountered this problem only with chrome with with firefox everything works fine.
Here the link to the page:
https://merry-sprite-2d2487.netlify.app/index.html
Below the code I use in JS - I'm pretty new doing this so there might be something very obvious
Help would be highly appreciated! Thanks!
In the html I also put:
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const allLinks = document.querySelectorAll("a:link");
console.log(allLinks);

allLinks.forEach(function (link) {
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I found two posts with a similar problem. But to be honest I didnt really understand the proposed solutions..

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Garry Kasparov on Anand-Carlsen Match: "Warm-Up Time Over!"
Garry Kasparov commented on the 3rd game of the world title match between Carlsen and Anand on his Twitter-page:
"My feeling is Magnus is trying to reach "his" positions, where he can play forever with little risk. Anand has blocked this plan very well.
Not sure if Anand missed a win as some suggest, but at the time I was surprised he played 33..Qb4 [with further 34...Bxb2 - CN] so quickly. Pawn on b2 is dead meat. The bishop went the wrong way! f2 is the juicy target. 33..Rf8 looked much stronger. Maybe Vishy played it a little too safe there.
It's hard to switch to "win" mode if you are playing with mentality that draw with black is good result. Psychological pull toward safety.
Carlsen got nothing in the opening. He wants calm positions but so far is getting calm & slightly worse against Anand's strong reactions. That is, Anand is responding in way that offers either a sharp fight not to Carlsen's preferred style or calm with no advantage. Well done.
Yes, was surprised to see Carlsen think after Vishy took with 3..dxc4. I'm sure Vishy took some confidence from that. There is a nice trap I saw if White tries a trick with 7.Nxe5? Bxe5 8.Bxc6+ bxc6 9.Qxc6+ Bd7 10.Qe4 f6 11.f4 Ne7! 12.fxe5 Bc6 Oops!
Will know more tomorrow about match evaluation. Anand gets second white, warm-up time over! But clear as I said, no walkover for Magnus.
So far like wrestling, with Magnus trying for a clinch & slow squeeze & Vishy handily fighting out of it but not pushing hard for more.
No, no chance for anything 'great' yet, so don't blame players. But also, 'great' not always needed to win match & that's what matters!
Anand didn't play great vs Topalov or Gelfand but he beat them both! Vs Kramnik he was fantastic & I'm sure Magnus is very aware of that. An old tiger may not be able to chase down his prey like he used to, but put your head in his mouth & you learn his teeth are still sharp!
But that is all just talk & what matters is preparation & good moves & high energy each game. Can't get too caught up in these clouds."
Kasparov also stressed he arrived in Chennai only as a spectator, " I am not working with Magnus & am here as a spectator. Not second, not commentator, not politician! Yes, was very nice reception [audience - CN]. Kind but a little troubling people applauded when I entered playing hall. Players can hear that, not good!"
"@PlayMagnus": World Champion Presents Mobile Application
The world champion Magnus Carlsen held a press conference and announced the launch of the mobile application "PlayMagnus" available for iOS. Everyone will be able to play against Carlsen by the help of this computer program created on the basis of the world champion's games. This is true as for the opening repertoire, so for the playing style of the machine (the engine).
Garry Kasparov: "Not Bad for The Veterans!"
G.SOSONKO: The press-conference has finished, a lot of people are here, applauses… Both chess players admitted that they made a lot of mistakes what keeped chances to vary; and those two games that Garik unexpectedly lost. But in the last game he revenged for everything. Right now it's a closing ceremony here. Are we on the air?
"As If He Has Already Resigned." Anand Makes a Quick Draw in Game 7
Vishy Anand was white again in Game 7 of the world title match against Magnus Carlsen, but didn't get anything from the opening.
The Pause
Garry Kasparov in the spotlight of the World Championship match
"Magnus Also Gets All the Professionals Mad"
In a Shocking and Unprecedented Way?
The World Championship Match is close to its end
It's Hard to Defeat an Opponent When He Makes No Mistakes - Carlsen
Anish Giri is one of a few GMs never been defeted by Magnus Carlsen in classical games. Giri faced Carlsen for the sixth time at NorwayChess supertournament and he again managed to hold.
Several minutes before the start of Round 1. Anish's coach Vladimir Tukmakov checks time.
Magnus Carlsen: "Berlin, Yada, Yada... Let's Get to Doping Controls"
Game 8 of the world title match between Anand and Carlsen lasted for about an hour, but the players were awaited in the press center for about 20 mor eminutes. That's because the players had to do the doping control.
"...And Looking Forward to the Tie-Break"
The opening of the future and the retro-ending of the 12th game of the World Championship Match
Musicians, Dancers and Illusionist at the Opening Ceremony of WWCC 2012
The participants of the knock-out Women's World Chess Championship are arriving today in Khanty-Mansiysk. Round 1 will take place on November 11, while the last classical game of the final - on November 30. Regulations as well as other information about the tournament is available on our special page.
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If they remove Ilyumzhinov by
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I have to agree that the
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Hmm, the 37th anniversary of
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WASHINGTON, D.C., March 9, 2017 – The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) released a new report today that examines the rise of commercial activity taking place on Airbnb nationwide. This study, Hosts with Multiple Units – A Key Driver of Airbnb Growth, reveals that Airbnb's business is moving even further away from true home sharing: 81% of Airbnb's U.S. revenue – $4.6 billion – comes from whole-unit rentals (those rentals where the owner is not present during the time of the rental). Airbnb has allowed the growth of "illegal hotels" that are often unregulated properties operating in residential neighborhoods, and as others have pointed out, are disrupting communities, impacting affordable housing and jeopardizing safety and security for guests and neighbors alike.
The study, conducted by a leading real estate research company CBRE Hotels' Americas Research and funded by the American Hotel & Lodging Education Foundation, echoes a growing body of research that shows Airbnb "hosts" renting out two or more entire home units are the fastest growing segment of Airbnb's business in the U.S., generating nearly $2 billion in revenue nationally in 2016, or 40% of Airbnb's entire-unit national revenue, and 37% of entire-unit revenue in the 13 markets studied (over $700 million). This comprehensive national review of Airbnb operations covers October 2014 to September 2016, with a spotlight on 13 of the nation's largest markets: Austin, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, New Orleans, New York, Oahu, Portland, OR, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, D.C.
What's more, hosts listing multiple homes for rent are the fastest growing segment of Airbnb's business. Strikingly, hosts with 10 or more properties are generating a quarter of all multi-host revenue, roughly $175 million in the 13 markets studied. The analysis also indicates this troubling national trend is getting worse, although there are some signs in key markets that stricter short-term rental regulation may be effective at curbing illegal hotel activity.
The markets with the highest share of total revenue derived from multi-unit hosts are Miami (57.9%), Oahu (53.5%), and New Orleans (42.3%).
In almost every market examined in the report, the percentage of revenue from multi-unit hosts increased from 2015 to 2016, with the two notable exceptions being New York City and San Francisco, where policymakers have enacted regulations to limit abuse by commercial operators and ensure short-term rentals represent true home sharing.
Serving the hospitality industry for more than a century, the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) is the largest national association solely representing all segments of the 8 million jobs the U.S. lodging industry supports, including hotel owners, REITs, chains, franchisees, management companies, independent properties, bed and breakfasts, state hotel associations, and industry suppliers. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., AHLA focuses on strategic advocacy, communications support, and educational resources for an industry that advances long-term career opportunities for employees, invests in local communities across the country and hosts more than one billion guests' stays in American hotels every year. AHLA proudly represents a dynamic hotel industry of more than 54,000 properties that supports $1.1 trillion in U.S. sales and generates nearly $170 billion in taxes to local, state and federal governments. Learn more at www.AHLA.com.


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