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Dragan Mihajlović (ur. 22 sierpnia 1991 w Petrovie) – szwajcarski piłkarz bośniackiego pochodzenia, grający na pozycji prawego obrońcy. Przez sezon 2020/2021 występuje w klubie Lewski Sofia. Posiada również obywatelstwo serbskie.

Kariera juniorska
Mihajlović zaczynał swoją karierę piłkarską w klubie FC Bodio. Grał tam do 2002 roku. Potem podpisał on kontrakt z AC Bellinzoną. W 2007 roku Szwajcar przeniósł się do FC Lugano. Po roku gry tam na krótki okres wrócił on do AC Bellinzony. Krótko potem, na kolejny rok, Mihajlović ponownie podpisał kontrakt z FC Lugano. Od lipca 2009 do września 2009 grał on dla AC Bellinzony. W 2009 roku Szwajcar przeniósł się do młodzieżowych drużyn Parmy za 780 000 €. Zagrał tam w 14 meczach i strzelił dwa gole. W 2010 roku powrócił on do AC Bellinzony.

Kariera seniorska

AC Bellinzona
Mihajlović dla AC Bellinzony grał przez niecałe 3 lata. Pierwszą swoją bramkę w jej barwach zdobył 29 sierpnia 2010 roku w meczu z Grasshopperem Zürich (1:1). Łącznie dla zespołu z Bellinzony Szwajcar wystąpił 70 razy i strzelił 4 gole.

FC Chiasso
Mihajlović przeniósł się do FC Chiasso w lutym 2013 roku. Zadebiutował on dla tego zespołu 27 lutego 2013 roku w spotkaniu z jego byłym klubem – AC Bellinzoną. Szwajcar zdobył także bramkę w tym meczu. Łącznie dla FC Chiasso wystąpił on w 115 meczach, 10 razy pakując piłkę do siatki.

FC Lugano
Mihajlović dołączył do drużyny FC Lugano wraz z dniem 1 lipca 2016. Debiut zaliczył 23 lipca 2016 w meczu przeciwko FC Luzern. Dla FC Lugano Szwajcar zagrał 105 razy, zdobywając 1 bramkę (22 lipca 2018 roku w meczu z FC Sion).

APOEL FC
Mihajlović rozpoczął treningi z drużyną APOEL-u 1 lipca 2019 roku. Zadebiutował w jego barwach 23 lipca 2019 roku w spotkaniu z FK Sutjeska Nikšić (wyg. 1:0). Dla APOEL-u FC Szwajcar wystąpił w 36 meczach, strzelając przy tym dwie bramki.

Lewski Sofia
Mihajlović 12 lutego 2012 roku przeniósł się do Lewskiego Sofia. Debiut zaliczył on w zremisowanym 0:0 meczu przeciwko SFK Etyr Wielkie Tyrnowo. Do 5 marca 2021 roku Szwajcar rozegrał dla Lewskiego 3 spotkania, nie zdobywając żadnego gola.

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Szwajcarscy piłkarze
Szwajcarzy pochodzenia bośniackiego
Piłkarze AC Bellinzona
Piłkarze FC Chiasso
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Piłkarze APOEL FC
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Home West Midlands Combined Authority Have YOUR say on the future of West Midlands Fire Service
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Have YOUR say on the future of West Midlands Fire Service
Members of the public have just a few days left to give their views on the future of West Midlands Fire Service.
Residents, businesses and organisations are invited to take part in a consultation running until March 8 – www.wmca.org.uk/wmfs
The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) is seeking views on the future running of the region's fire service.
The consultation follows an independent review into the way the service is set up.
The review concluded changes could improve public services, scrutiny, transparency, accountability and value for money.
It identified the WMCA as the most suitable of a range of different models to help the fire service meet its overarching vision of making the West Midlands 'safer, stronger and healthier'.
The consultation is looking at a scheme outlining the proposed structure of the fire service and how it would operate within the combined authority.
Benefits could include a more joined up way of working with local authorities, health providers and the police while maintaining a shared vision for the region.
By working more closely together public services would be delivered at a reduced cost in a more coordinated, integrated and collaborative way.
The move would not change the type of incidents and emergencies firefighters attend.
If the changes are agreed, the Mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street would become the single point of accountability for the fire service, rather than the Fire Authority.
There would also be a Fire Advisory Committee made up of councillors, the Police and Crime Commissioner and health and ambulance trusts, to advise and support the Mayor while reviewing and scrutinising decisions.
The Mayor would approve the community safety plan, have responsibility for budgeting and for setting the fire service council tax precept.
He would also appoint the chief fire officer who would continue to lead and manage the service and deliver its long-term strategic aims.
People can take part in the consultation online at www.wmca.org.uk/wmfs
A printed version can be requested by emailing [email protected]
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(CNSNews.com) -- A new survey by Gallup shows that only 36% of Americans are confident in public schools, which is the highest level of confidence since 2009.
"The 36% of U.S. adults who express 'a great deal' or 'quite a lot' of confidence in public schools is a six-percentage-point increase from 2016 and marks the highest confidence rating in eight years," reported Gallup on Sept. 14.
Gallup started this survey back in 1986 and the highest percentage of confidence since then was in 1987, at 50%.
For the poll, Gallup asked, "Please tell me how much confidence you, yourself, have in each one [institution] -- a great deal, quite a lot, some or very little."
For 2017, the "confidence" response was 36%.
By political party, the percentage of "great deal/quite a lot" of confidence in the government schools was 41% for Democrats and 30% for Democrats.
"The boost in public school confidence this year is part of an uptick in the average confidence rating (35%) across all institutions that Gallup measures," reported the polling company. "Public school confidence ranked second in positive year-over-year change among 15 institutions tested in the June survey."
"Eleven institutions received a confidence boost from 2016, largely attributable to rising confidence among Republicans, which might be ascribed to the election of President Donald Trump," said Gallup.
Gallup conducted telephone interviews (June 7-11) of 1,009 adults, aged 18 and older, living in all 50 states and the District of Columbia for the survey.


Around 4:30 pm I met with Ritchie and Amy at The Square Peg and we ate and had a couple pints before heading over to Tesco to grab some walking tins . We were heading over to The Flapper to meet Karl , Josh and Scott to go see this Bring Me The Horizon band that I have never heard of . We all agreed to find a show for us to all go to as we had a good time last time we did that and really it's just an excuse for us all to go get on the piss together hahaha ! Karl booked this tickets on a drunken whim a few weeks back and then I found out that The Specials were playing out in Wolverhampton ?!?!?! Yeah The Specials would have been sick but Karl knows his music and I know he wouldn't let us down but still was gutted I couldn't be at both concerts .... Next time !!!
I checked this band out online as Karl said it should be a massive mosh pit and that's what we were looking for! When I heard their music I couldn't see it being a reality but oh my .... Let me tell ya . The mosh pit was absolutely massive !!!! I was in the thick of it and it was really a workout and a half ... My lungs were on fire breathing so hard , I sweat through all my clothes , and at one point I even lost my hat only to tackle someone standing on it when I spotted it LOL . Karl lost his hat and I'm sure all of us fell down at least once and were nearly trampled :0 yeah it was crazy . My knee is still killing me from my fall but generally the crowd was good and everyone helped each other if anyone seemed distressed . I even needed a timeout and stepped out to catch my breath .... It was mental in there . Of course I chugged a beer and headed back into the eye of the storm and man oh man did I have a great time .
The show ended around 10 and we all found each other and started heading off to what I though was more drinks ? Ritchie ended up on his train , Karl found his way to the pub and Josh forgot his ID and couldn't get in so Karl stuck with his young cousin . Scott was with me and I was confused why everyone was going home at 10 pm on a Friday ? I wanted to get more pissed and that I did with Scott . We hung out at The Flapper and I think I had at least 6 cans of beer there before we decided to call it a night ... One hell of a good night !


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As Supreme Court decision nears, lower court orders new look at census citizenship question
Immigration activists rally outside the Supreme Court in April as the justices hear arguments over the Trump administration's plan to ask about citizenship on the 2020 Census. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP)
By Robert Barnes ,
Robert Barnes
Reporter covering the U.S. Supreme Court
Felicia Sonmez and
Felicia Sonmez
National reporter on The Washington Post's breaking political news team
Tara Bahrampour
Reporter focusing on aging, generations and demography
A federal appeals court said Tuesday that a Maryland judge should examine new allegations that the Trump administration had a discriminatory intent in adding a citizenship question to the 2020 Census, on the eve of a possible Supreme Court decision on the matter.
The order was part of last-minute wrangling in the lower courts, in the Supreme Court and on Capitol Hill as the justices are set to vote on the issue before the end of their term, presumably this week.
The Supreme Court is considering lower-court decisions that said Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross violated administrative law and the enumeration clause of the Constitution by proposing to ask the citizenship question of each household. Critics, even in the Census Bureau, say the question could cause an undercount of millions of people who would be afraid to return the form.
The Maryland case would pose different questions: whether the addition would violate equal-protection guarantees and whether it is part of a conspiracy to drive down the count of minorities.
A panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit voted 2 to 1 to send the case back to U.S. District Judge George Hazel so he could consider new evidence that came from the files of a deceased Republican political operative. That operative, Thomas Hofeller, had been in touch with some census officials, and he wrote a memo that said adding the question might help Republicans and white voters in subsequent redistricting decisions based on the census data.
Even as the Supreme Court decision neared, one judge on the panel suggested that Hazel order the question to be put on hold while that was hashed out.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross testifies at a House Oversight and Reform Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in March. (Jose Luis Magana/AP)
"A preliminary injunction may be necessary to prevent the printing of the Census questionnaire from, at least from the Government's perspective, rendering the case moot," wrote Circuit Judge James A. Wynn Jr.
Some census officials have said a decision is needed by the end of June so the forms can be printed; others have said the absolute deadline is in the fall.
Later Tuesday, Solicitor General Noel Francisco, representing the Trump administration, told the Supreme Court that the order from the 4th Circuit "jeopardizes" the census process.
He said the court should "address the equal-protection claim and the immateriality of the Hofeller files in its disposition of the . . . case so that the lawfulness of the Secretary's decision can be fully and finally resolved."
He had said in an earlier letter to the Supreme Court that the claims in the Maryland case were "based on a speculative conspiracy theory that is unsupported by the evidence and legally irrelevant to demonstrating that Secretary Ross acted with a discriminatory intent."
Challengers of the citizenship question have asked the justices to put their deliberations on hold and let Hazel and a judge in New York consider the new evidence. They noted in a letter to the court that Hazel, in an order Monday, said the new evidence "potentially connects the dots between a discriminatory purpose" and Ross's decision.
Meanwhile, a House panel released information Tuesday that it said "points to a partisan and discriminatory effort" behind the Trump administration's move to add the question.
In a memo to members of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, the panel's Democratic staff said that James Uthmeier, a former senior adviser and counsel to Ross, had refused to answer "dozens of questions" but that he had nonetheless "confirmed key information" about the effort to add the citizenship question.
"Mr. Uthmeier disclosed that Secretary Ross directed him to begin examining the citizenship question within weeks of being sworn in as Secretary and that they had multiple conversations about it well before any request came from DOJ — erasing any doubt about the inaccuracy of Secretary Ross' claim that he added the citizenship question 'solely' at DOJ's request," the memo reads.
Ross originally told Congress that his decision to add the question came solely in response to a December 2017 request from the Department of Justice, but lawsuits later produced emails showing that Ross, who oversees the Census Bureau, had been pushing for the question for months before that.
The Justice Department this month dismissed the allegations that it hid the government's true motives, calling them "frivolous."
In a statement, a Commerce Department spokesman argued that the panel's summary of Uthmeier's interview "mischaracterizes what he said on multiple topics." He did not immediately respond to a question about what specific aspects of Uthmeier's remarks the department believes were mischaracterized.
"In addition, Mr. Uthmeier, a former senior department attorney, answered over 400 questions but declined, consistent with his ethical obligations, to discuss privileged communications," the spokesman said. "That was entirely appropriate."
The Oversight Committee voted this month to hold two Cabinet officials — Ross and Attorney General William P. Barr — in contempt of Congress in connection with the administration's efforts to shield documents related to its decision to add the citizenship question.
The panel is recommending a full House vote on contempt, although the timing of such a vote remains unclear.
In a statement issued Tuesday morning, the committee's chairman, Rep. Elijah E. Cummings (D-Md.), said the Trump administration "claimed that the only reason it wanted to add the citizenship question was to help the Department of Justice enforce the Voting Rights Act, but that claim has now been exposed as a pretext."
"Official after official appearing before the Committee have refused to answer questions about the real reasons behind their effort, but the mounting evidence points to a partisan and discriminatory effort to harm the interests of Democrats and non-Whites," he said.
The oversight panel released transcripts Tuesday of interviews with four people on the matter. They include Uthmeier; John Gore, the principal deputy assistant attorney general for the Justice Department's civil rights division; Gene Hamilton, a former official in the Justice and Homeland Security departments; and Kris Kobach, a former Kansas secretary of state who once headed Trump's voter integrity commission.
David Nakamura contributed to this report.


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Q: system debug logs won't get created if the site is browsed by guest user I have VF single page application and its controller. If I login to Salesforce and click on the "Preview" button of the VF page then I will be able to see my System.debug('...') messages gets created when I executed through the VF page. I am seeing this logs in Developer Console logs.
However, if I browse the same VF page via a custom Site domain URL (or in another word this is how guest user would use) then I am no longer see any System.debug('...') message generated whenguest user` execute through the page.
I have tried this thread's suggestion by doing like what it said but I don't see any logs created.
Go to Monitoring>Debug log.

Where you would normally put the username, put the name of the Site.

For example: If your site is called MySite, enter MySite as the user name. Shockingly undocumented, but this gives you the debug you're looking for.

I also try to set a browser cookie in my Chrome by adding this line
document.cookie="debug_logs=debug_logs;domain=dev-mydev.cs43.force.com";

where dev-mydev.cs43.force.com is my Force.come domain. And still I don't see any logs crated when I browsed via Site URL (or guest user).
I am using Summer 17 and Winter 18 Sandboxes and I have tested this on both and none of them work.
Any help is appreciated.

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I love my work as a web developer. I don't love that the nature of my work generally consists of time spent in a chair. Since my profession is, for the most part, physically inactive, I've always made sure I was active in my spare time. Playing soccer my whole life, running marathons, boxing, you name it––it came naturally.
Until life caught up with me. I became extremely busy, and my free time became more about my family and less about running and keeping active. Don't get me wrong, I value time with my family as well as hard work, but I knew I needed to change some things. Nothing drastic, I just need to get back to the gym.
Meanwhile, I started working at Foster Made. In addition to being a great professional move, to my surprise, Foster Made also provided a culture that supported my overall well-being and health. Our office atmosphere lends itself to always having open discussions on health, diets, and sports. So, with the help of my wife and a little bit of office peer pressure, the last few months I have slowly but surely been getting back in shape.
For myself and other web developers, I now realize how often and easy it is to forget how important our own health is. Working away on client projects keeps us immersed in technology and physically stagnant in one place. We need to move, to punch, to kick––ok, maybe not at each other, but physical activity clears the mind.
It helps to start small, and it's encouraging when you realize, even with those small efforts, that you actually begin to feel better and think clearer. Noticing progress and clarity makes you want to do more, and you also become more aware of the repercussions of not taking that time for yourself. I am grateful for my family and co-workers. Becoming healthier is something I couldn't do easily on my own. As a result, I find that with a healthy lifestyle, I'm a better husband, dad, friend, and web developer.


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Trent Frazier
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Trent Frazier's university profile page.
Frazier has had an academic career filled with adversity but he has stayed true to his goal of earning his degree.
He returned for his fifth season to complete his degree and is motivated to become the first in his family to graduate. Frazier realizes that his opportunity to finish this journey will help him long after his playing days are over.
Frazier is considered to be the heart and soul of the Fighting Illini. He has been a part of the program's rebuild from the beginning, which culminated in Illinois winning the 2021 Big Ten Tournament and earning a No. 1 Seed in the NCAA Tournament last season.
In his time at Illinois, Frazier's role has evolved. He came to school known as a scorer and his since developed into one of the top defensive guards in the country. He is well respected by all in the program for his will to do whatever is asked of him.
Frazier has volunteered with multiple initiatives in Champaign. He has been a counselor and coach at summer basketball camps, made school visits, and held autograph sessions.
He has also volunteered at the Carle Hospital and with the local Make-A-Wish Walk
Frazier's career with Illinois has been one for the record books so far.
He was named to the 2021 Big Ten All-Defensive Team and is a three-time All-Big Ten Honorable Mention. Frazier was also named to the 2018 Big Ten All-Freshman Team.
Entering his senior year, Frazier sits near the top of the Fighting Illini leaderboards in multiple categories, as well. He ranks fourth in three-pointers made (247), seventh in steals (166), and 19th in career points (1,434).
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i've been hunkering down into some good books lately. i thought i would share them with you here. we'll start with some non-fiction books for being productive and chasing down those goals and dreams.
show your work. i love this little book packed with gems about how to get your work out there.
the big leap :: i'm still reading this one. and it's good. lots of oh-my-gosh-this-is-totally-me moments.
the miracle morning :: quick read about how to become more productive and work towards your dreams and goals by getting up and doing 6 key things each morning. now i just need to put this into practice. can someone please tell my puppies that when i say i want to wake up early, i do NOT mean 4:30am.
write it down, make it happen :: i'm a big dreamer. i dream all kinds of things and i believe they can happen. but i haven't been one who writes them down. this book shows how much power you give a goal or dream by writing it down. after reading this book, i've been writing them down. i'll keep you updated.
the success principles (TM) :: okay. do not judge this book by its cover. i would never have picked up this book in a bookstore and would have been grossed out. i don't usually seek out older men in suits talking about money and success and wealth and that's what i see on this cover. (sorry mr canfield.) but somehow i came across a speech he gave online and i loved what he said and i got this book. i'm only half way through but i love it. yes, it does talk about wealth and money, but that is certainly not the main focus. he gives great tips on how to get to where you want to be. for some that means selling millions of widgets. for me it means other things and this book is helping me figure out how to get there. give this one a chance. seriously. it's changing my outlook on life to a much more positive one.
divergent :: i finally jumped on the bandwagon and finished this and insurgent in a few days. thank you, kids, for letting me ignore you for a bit. will be reading allegiant very soon.
a hologram for the king :: i'm not finished with this yet, but i'm enjoying it. this is my soak-in-the-tub read, so i'm reading it in small doses.
if you are on goodreads, let's be friends.
also, the above links are affiliate links through amazon, so if you buy any books after clicking the links, i'll get a few cents with which i will buy more books. or candy.


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A team of under-15 footballers has been banned from a Cheshire league for THREE years after a brawl erupted at the end of a cup final.
Every player on Macc Boys U15s and their opponents was handed the lengthy ban after a fight started at the presentation at the end of the game.
The entire team was booted out of the Mid-Cheshire Youth Football League for the next three years due to the 'seriousness' of the incident.
Andy Harris is the chairman of Macclesfield Junior FC which includes Macc Boys.
He said: "How the league has reacted is absolutely disgraceful. There was an incident at the end of the game where one of our players got hit after we got the cup and he retaliated. It was over in a matter of seconds.
"They charged two of our players but only one was found guilty but the whole team was banned from the league. All of the lads will have this stigma attached to them now."
The incident flared up at Macc Boys' 2-1 victory in the cup final over Winsford Junior Blues Athletic in April. The club was also fined £200 by the Cheshire FA.
Macc Boys' bosses were so angered by the decision they decided to pull most of their club's teams out of the league.
They will now play in the Stockport Metro league where the ban does not count.
Geoff Jackson, president of MCYFL, said: "There were a number of incidents at the league cup final involving players and spectators from the two clubs which were passed to and subsequently dealt with by the county FA.
"The league then has the right, under FA Standard Code of Rules, to carry out its own review and due to the seriousness of the incidents a motion was put before the league's AGM whereby the league membership reached the decision to exclude the two teams."
He added players who want to join new clubs which play in the league have already appealed.


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Giving / Why Giving Matters / Impact Stories / Eric and Lee Cox
Eric Cox '93 and Lee Cox '96
Leaving a legacy supporting the School of Business
With the arrival of their third child scheduled for this fall, alums Eric and Lee Cox knew that it was time to revisit their estate plans. Of course, protecting their family's future was always the priority. However, they also recognized that the College of Charleston was a part of their family, too. Lee '96 graduated with a biology degree, laying the foundation for a career in physical therapy. Eric '93 used his business degree to pursue a career in the wealth management and life insurance industry, which has lead most recently to him launching a national firm specializing in estate planning, tax mitigation, and charitable gifting strategies. Cox is also in his ninth year as a member of the School of Business Board of Governors.
"Our hope is to inspire others who are passionate about the College to reach out and fully explore the various options available to them that will impact generations to come."
- Eric and Lee McConnell Cox
Eric and Lee love the College. They want future students to have the same great, life-shaping experiences they did, so they decided their legacy at the College would support the School of Business. Rather than choose between their family OR the College, they decided on a meaningful gift in their estate to provide for both their family AND the College.
For more information about how you can plan your legacy, Contact David Masich at masichd@cofc.edu or visit the Planned Giving website.
View all impact stories »


A County Antrim contractor was today fined and sentenced at Belfast's Laganside Magistrates Court for failing to ensure safety measures were not adhered to when moving a 1.8 tonne concrete slab.
Mr Andrew Scott, a self-employed contractor from Ballyclare, Antrim, was tasked with installing the precast concrete slab at Bryson Recycling Limited. During the lifting operation the concrete slab toppled over causing serious injuries to an employee of Bryson Recycling Ltd.
The incident occurred while changes were being made to the positioning of fabric slings that were being used to lift the concrete slab with a fork lift truck. The concrete slab became unstable and toppled over resulting in severe crush injuries to the injured persons leg and foot. A safer method of adjusting the slings would have been to set the slab in a stable position.
HSENI Inspector Anne Cassidy said: "The outcome of this incident could have been much more serious but was completely preventable had the lift been properly planned by a competent person.


editor of The Mascara Literary Review.
has a flag driven into its summit.
as if that were actually a word.
or climb the sheer cliff face.
the few words so much dead weight.
It is not the goal that counts.
we kick ourselves upward and swim.
the way the birds shriek at night.
at posture, back, and hands.
to seep into the landscape.
back to the earth and eyes to the sky.
"There are in our existence spots in time..."
the contour of the headlands.
and that otherness we couldn't.
and summer is too short.
but we didn't move, or say a word.
and swallowed again by the sea.
her husband's face, her sister's.
1957, Gitti, first day of school.
when I am ninety, who I was?
out of the corner of the eye.


Say hello to Mrs. Reich and her rings. A little over a week ago, actress Lea Michele married Zandy Reich in a Northern California wedding, and has since set off for her tropical honeymoon and debuted her wedding band, which she's expertly stacked against her engagement ring.
"That wife life," Michele captioned a video on Instagram Stories of her manicured hand displayed against the backdrop of a breathtaking white sand beach, crystal blue waters and palm fronds. The purpose of the video was ultimately for the Glee star to reveal her dazzling, new, diamond pavé band stacked against her cushion-cut engagement ring.
The actress also posted a shadow photo of herself with Reich—vacation drinks in hand against the sand.
Reich, the president of a fashion retail company, proposed to Michele a year ago in the Hamptons. For her actual wedding day, the bride wore a custom gown by Monique Lhuillier, whose designs she first came across via Instagram.
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Nintendo's War On Blood, Nazis, Religion And Puppy Dogs
While these days it's not that hard finding violent, mature titles on Nintendo consoles, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, that wasn't the case. And when you did find them, well, some "changes" had been made.
As anyone around in and gaming during the time can probably remember, it was a strange era for the Kyoto-based giant. On the one hand, it was enjoying global dominance with its Super Nintendo Entertainment System, which was seeing a breadth and quality of games few systems in history can match.
Yet on the other, and as we'll show with some examples, it was a company struggling with the fact global dominance meant being exposed to the global market. And in some places on the globe, people like their video games to have blood. And Nazis.
In 1993, the two biggest franchises on the planet were Street Fighter II and Mortal Kombat. Both fighting game series were making appearances on the Super Nintendo and its rival console, the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive, and while the SNES version of Street Fighter II Turbo was widely seen as the superior version, the same cannot be said of the SNES version of Mortal Kombat.
While it featured what most would call "better" graphics and sound (a relative thing), it was missing something. Something vital for a Mortal Kombat game: blood.
Fearing for its reputation as a "kids friendly" console, Nintendo had censored the game's notorious levels of violence. Splashes of red blood - which were featured in the Genesis version - were replaced with sweat, and Mortal Kombat's defining "fatality" special moves were toned down so they no longer featured gore.
It remains as one of the most defining moments in any "console war" scenario, as while the majority of multiplatform titles at least try and remain equal in terms of features, this gave Sega a clear advantage: if you wanted the real Mortal Kombat, you had to get the Genesis version.
While it sounds slightly farcical, it was actually policy for Nintendo of America, set in stone with its developers and third-party publishers by the following decree:
Nintendo of America's priority is to deliver high quality video game entertainment for our customers. When those customers are children, parental involvement in their game playing is recommended. Nintendo is concerned that our products do not contain material that society as a whole deems unacceptable.
Consequently, since 1988 we have consistently tested the content of all games developed for Nintendo systems against our evolving game standards. As our business has matured, we have adapted our guidelines to meet the concerns of the members of our target age group and their parents. Although we realize that definitions of social, cultural and political views are highly subjective, we will continue to provide consumers with entertainment that reflects the acceptable norms of society.
The following Game Content Guidelines are presented for assistance in the development of authorized game paks (i.e., both Nintendo and licensee game paks) by defining the type of content and themes inconsistent with Nintendo's corporate and marketing philosophy. Although exceptions may be made to preserve the content of a game, Nintendo will not approve games for the NES, Game Boy or Super NES systems (i.e., audio-visual work, packaging, and instruction manuals) which:
- include sexually suggestive or explicit content including rape and/or nudity; (1)
- contain language or depiction which specifically denigrates members of either sex; (2)
- depict random, gratuitous, and/or excessive violence; (3)
- depict graphic illustration of death; (4)
- depict domestic violence and/or abuse; (5)
- depict excessive force in a sports game beyond what is inherent in actual contact sports; (6)
- reflect ethnic, religious, nationalistic, or sexual stereotypes of language; this includes symbols that are related to any type of racial, religious, nationalistic, or ethnic group, such as crosses, pentagrams, God, Gods (Roman mythological gods are acceptable), Satan, hell, Buddha (7)
- use profanity or obscenity in any form or incorporate language or gestures that could be offensive by prevailing public standards and tastes; (8)
- incorporate or encourage the use of illegal drugs, smoking materials, and/or alcohol (Nintendo does not allow a beer or cigarette ad to be placed on an arena, stadium or playing field wall, or fence in a sports game); (9)
- include subliminal political messages or overt political statements (10)
As such, Mortal Kombat had been far from the only title to suffer from this kind of censorship at the hands of Nintendo. The American versions of titles like Shadowrun and Final Fantasy had to remove all mention of bars. Bionic Commando was full of swastikas that had be edited. Super Castlevania IV also suffered at the hand of the censor's knife, with crosses present in the Japanese version removed from the American edition's tombstones (a fate shared by, of all games, Ducktales), exposed breasts on statues covered up and even the word "dracula" (or "dracura" as it was in the game) smudged out.
Nintendo's crusade against all things adult and mature would reach its ridiculous peak, though, with the 1993 release of Wolfenstein 3D. The classic PC shooter, which has you fighting your way through a castle full of Nazis, was edited so much by Nintendo of America that it may as well have been a different game.
All depictions of the swastika from the PC version were removed. And there were a lot of them. All blood in the game was, like with Mortal Kombat, replaced with sweat. Your opponents now shout in poorly-recorded English instead of the German shouts of the original. What would have been the most ridiculous change of all - turning the game's German Shepard attack dogs into giant mutant rats - is actually eclipsed by the decision to give all portraits of Adolf Hitler in the game a shave, so that his trademark "toothbrush" moustache is no longer visible.
This SNES port was a laughing stock, and coupled with the fact the console really couldn't do the PC game's technology justice led to it being a sales failure for Nintendo, developers id and its publisher, Imagineer.
While Nintendo believed its motives were sound, the public - and especially their fans - had by now grown sick of the company's meddling. Former Nintendo of America boss Howard Lincoln said of the time "Instead of getting a lot of letters back from parents praising our position, we got a huge amount of criticism — not only by gamers, but even by parents saying that we had set ourselves up to be censors."
By the next year, with the release of Mortal Kombat II, Nintendo had backed down from its conservative family-friendly policy, and the blood and gore was back in full effect. From then on, it would be the ESRB, parents and mature consumers themselves who would decide what was appropriate content for a video game, not the overbearing concerns of a platform holder.
Total Recall is a look back at the history of video games through their characters, franchises, developers and trends.
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Our new image video shows some of the services offered by INTERSTAHL Süd. In addition to selling thick plates INTERSTAHL Süd offers machining services. These include turning, milling, drilling and plasma cutting.
Newly you can view our special stocks under the tab "products and services". Here we offer competitive Items of different materials, qualities and sizes.
This material is taken from surplus production, returns, coils of low weight, strips, cuts and leftover stock.
The listed items are usually limited but you can often find what you need and we can typically offer very good quotes. Please feel free to print these lists and mark the positions you are interested in to request a quote.
The stocks are available for pickup or delivery. If you wish we can store everything until you would like to access it.
We completely reworked our online product range to give you a faster overview of our abilities. The product range now contains more grades and much more information. We can also deliver many grades that are not listed. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Our product range contains sheets, coils, slit strip and plates. We offer structural steel and stainless steel. Some of the grades include pressure trank steel, high-strength steel, Stainless, acid and heat-resistant steel, heat-resistant steel and high-manganese steel.
We also offer machining and cutting of stainless steel.
Often we have special stock lists that we make accessible online. These lists usually include declassified material which is often still in a very good condition. Please take some time to look through the lists, maybe you can find what you need there. If you are interested we can also send you these lists by email.
Steel is a very versatile material and especially high-tensile steel and innovative steel grades in combination with modern manufacturing methods offer considerable potential for lightweight designs. Steel unites this potential with other advantageous characteristics such as low production costs and very good recyclability. This offers new possibilities for many industries that are working with steel; one of them being the automotive industry.
The automotive industry is currently experimenting with different materials to reduce the weight of cars to meet the ever stricter regulations on fuel consumption and CO2 emission. According to a report from the Steel-Information-Center the CP Autosport GmbH has developed a new hollow drive shaft in combination with special welding techniques to replaces the standard solid shafts.
This development is also reflected by recent developments of the steel producers. Salzgitter is offering its HSD Steel which combined a tensile strength of 1000 MPa with very high ductility. To make it even more suitable for lightweight designs they also managed to reduced the density by 5%. ArcelorMittal has also established a new steel greade which allows a weight reduction of more than 30% for specific car parts.
In the june issue of Focus Rostfrei you will find a portrait of INTERSTAHL.
The product range of INTERSTAHL gives an impression of the facination offered by steel as the most important industrial material. INTERSTAHL offers everything from thin sheets to thick plates as coils, slit strip or blanks in steel or stainless steel. Even special grade steels can be found in the product range. The wide assortment of plates and sheets has been developed in constant contact with customers and business partners to achieve high flexibility. Continuous investments have made it possible to make the acquisition of steel as simple as possible. The most current step towards this goal was the construction of 3000m2 storage capacity and the investment in full mechanical processing.
In the arcticle you will also find many pictures and more details. The article is only available in German and can be opened by clicking the picture.
During our visit to the Hannover Trade Show we were able to gain an impression of the current developments in the industry. As a steel trader we were specifically interested in ferrous materials as well as their producers and manufacturers. Despite that we also saw interesting developments in other sectors.
The current development is quickly moving towards new materials with improved properties, still many new fields of application are discovered for existing materials and manufacturing processes. The casting material Sibodur for example allows smaller structures that are more stable than a normal cast structure would be.
Many compound materials offer lightweight solutions with high stability. Cardboard for example can be used to produce furniture. These pieces of furniture are extremely light but very stable nonetheless. For many applications plastic and alternative materials are a great substitution for existing materials. Many properties of steel such as the recyclability, however are still unbeaten.


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Arts engagement in England 2012-2018, by religion
Share of adults who engaged with the arts in the last year in England from 2012/13 to 2017/18*, by religion
by Jennifer Luty, last edited Oct 19, 2018
This statistic presents the proportion of adults who engaged with the arts in the last year in England between 2012 and 2018, by religion. Arts engagement refers to attending and/or participating in the arts sector, such as visiting an art gallery or participating in a theatre performance. In 2017/18, 78.9 percent of Christian respondents said they had engaged in at least one art event or activity in the previous year.
No religion
Other religion
2012/13 to 2017/18*
7,715**
Computer-assisted personal interviews (CAPI)
* Years run April to March.
** Base of most recent survey; n (2016/17) = 9,352; n (2015/16) =10,171; n (2014/15) = 9,817; n (2013/14) =10,355; n (2012/13) = 9,838; n (2011/12) = 9,188; n (2010/11) = 14,102; n (2009/10) = 6,097; n (2008/09) = 14,452; n (2007/08) = 25,720; n (2006/07) = 24,174; n (2005/06) = 28,117.
Figures exclude those who engaged with the arts for the purposes of paid work or academic study.
Leading countries in contemporary art auction revenue in 2016/2017
Number of visitors to government funded museums in England 2018, by museum
Market share of the global art market leaders 2006-2016
Art and antiques market sales in Great Britain 2014-2016
Statistics on "Art market in the United Kingdom (UK) "
Arts market overview
Artwork trade
Art enterprises
Gallery attendance
Leading countries in the global art market from 2006 to 2016, by market shareMarket share of the global art market leaders 2006-2016
United Kingdom (UK) share of global art market sales from 2008 to 2016United Kingdom (UK): global art market share 2008-2016
Leading countries in contemporary art auction revenue in 2016/2017 (in million U.S. dollars)*Leading countries in contemporary art auction revenue in 2016/2017
Leading contemporary artists from the United Kingdom (UK) in 2017/2018, by auction turnover* (in million U.S. dollars)Leading British contemporary artists 2017/18, by auction turnover
Annual sales in the art and antiques market in Great Britain from 2014 to 2016* (in billion U.S. dollars)Art and antiques market sales in Great Britain 2014-2016
Annual sales in the fine art market in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2014 to 2016, by sector (in million U.S. dollars)Fine art market sales in the United Kingdom (UK) 2014-2016, by sector
Distribution of fine art auction sales in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2016, by value and volumeDistribution of fine art auction sales in the UK 2016, by value and volume
Share of fine art auction market sales value in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2016, by sectorShare of fine art auction market sales value in the UK 2016, by sector
Turnover from retail sale of works of art and antiques in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2016* (in million GBP)Works of art and antiques: retail sales in the United Kingdom (UK) 2008-2016
Value of works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques imported into the United Kingdom (UK) from 2003 to 2017 (in million GBP)Art and antique imports into the United Kingdom (UK) 2003-2017
Value of works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques exported from the United Kingdom (UK) from 2003 to 2017 (in million GBP)Art and antique exports from the United Kingdom (UK) 2003-2017
Value of works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques imported into the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017, by EU and non-EU trade (in million GBP)Artwork, collectors' pieces and antiques: UK import value 2008-2017
Value of works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques exported from the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017, by EU and non-EU trade (in million GBP)Artwork, collectors' pieces and antiques: UK export value 2008-2017
Value of paintings and sculptures imported to the United Kingdom (UK) from 1st quarter 2014 to 4th quarter 2018 (in million GBP)United Kingdom (UK): painting and sculpture imports Q1 2014-Q4 2018
Value of paintings and sculptures exported from the United Kingdom (UK) from 1st quarter 2014 to 4th quarter 2018 (in million GBP)United Kingdom (UK): painting and sculpture exports Q1 2014-Q4 2018
Number of artworks loaned from the Tate collection in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2018, by UK and international loansArtwork loans from the Tate collection in the United Kingdom (UK) 2011-2018
Value of purchased and donated artworks in the Tate collection in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2018 (in million GBP)Tate galleries: acquisitions of artworks in the United Kingdom (UK) 2011-2018
Number of enterprises in artistic creation in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017Number of artistic creation enterprises in the UK 2008-2017
Number of enterprises for artistic creation in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2018, by turnover size bandArtistic creation: number of enterprises in the UK 2018, by turnover
Annual turnover of artistic creation in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017 (in million GBP)Turnover of artistic creation enterprises in the UK 2008-2017
Number of enterprises operating as arts facilities in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017Number of arts facilities operating in the United Kingdom (UK) 2008-2017
Number of enterprises operating as arts facilities in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2018, by turnover size band*Number of arts facilities operating in the UK 2018, by turnover
Annual turnover from the operation of arts facilities in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017 (in million GBP)Turnover of arts facilities in the United Kingdom (UK) 2008-2017
Gross value added of the music, performing and visual arts industry in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2010 to 2017 (in billion GBP)Music, performing and visual arts industry GVA in the UK 2010-2017
Number of commercial art gallery enterprises in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017*Number of commercial art galleries in the United Kingdom (UK) 2008-2017
Number of employees in the museum, gallery and library economy of United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2017* (in 1,000s)Museum, gallery and library economy employment in the United Kingdom (UK) 2011-2017
Number of employees in artistic creation in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2017 (in 1,000s)Artistic creation employment in the United Kingdom (UK) 2011-2017
Number of employees in operation of arts facilities in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2017 (in 1,000s)Employment in operation of arts facilities in the United Kingdom 2011-2017
Employment in artist positions outside the creative industries in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2017Artists employment outside the UK creative industries 2011-2017
Employment in arts officer, producer and director positions outside the creative industries in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2017Arts officers, producers and directors outside the UK creative industries 2011-2017
Arts Council subsidies received by regularly funded arts organizations in England in 2017/18, by art form* (in 1,000 GBP)Arts Council England: subsidy amount 2017/18, by artform
Annual income of Arts Council funded organizations in England from financial year 2009/10 to 2017/18* (in 1,000 GBP)Funded arts and culture organizations total income in England 2009-2018
Annual income of Arts Council funded organizations in England in 2017/18, by type (in 1,000 GBP)Income of publicly funded arts and culture organizations in England 2018, by type
Income of Arts Council funded organizations in England in financial year 2015/16 and 2017/18, by income type* (in 1,000 GBP)Income of funded arts and culture organizations in England 2015-2018, by type
Distribution of income generated by Arts Council funded organizations in England from financial year 2011/12 to 2017/18, by type*Arts and culture organizations income distribution in England 2011-2018
Self-generated income from admissions to DCMS sponsored museums in England in 2017/18, by museum (in 1,000 GBP)Admissions income of government sponsored museums in England 2018, by museum
Self-generated fundraising income of DCMS sponsored museums in England in 2017/18, by museum (in 1,000 GBP)Fundraising income of government sponsored museums in England 2018, by museum
Annual trading income of DCMS sponsored museums in England in 2017/18, by museum (in 1,000 GBP)Trading income of government sponsored museums in England 2018, by museum
Share of adults who visited a museum or gallery in the last year in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18*Museum and gallery attendance in England 2005-2018
Frequency of attendance at museums and galleries in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18*Museum and gallery attendance frequency in England 2005-2018
Number of visitors to DCMS sponsored museums in England in 2017/18, by museum (in 1,000s)Number of visitors to government funded museums in England 2018, by museum
Distribution of overseas and UK visits to DCMS sponsored museums in England in 2017/18, by museumDistribution of overseas and UK visitors to selected museums in England 2017/18
Number of visitors to the National Portrait Gallery in London, England between 2008/09 and 2017/18 (in 1,000s)Number of visitors to the National Portrait Gallery in London, England 2008-2018
Number of visitors to galleries a part of the Tate Gallery Group in England between 2008/09 and 2017/18 (in 1,000s)Number of Tate gallery visitors in England 2008-2018
Frequency of arts engagement in England 2005-2018
Arts engagement: gender distribution in England 2012-2016
Culture, media and sport sector volunteering in England 2005-2018
Arts engagement in England 2005-2018, by employment status
Arts engagement in England 2005-2018, by socio-economic group
Arts engagement in England 2005-2018, by illness or disability
Arts engagement in England 2005-2018, by gender
Age distribution of arts engagement in England 2012-2018
Arts engagement in England 2012-2018, by age
Arts engagement among adults in England 2005-2018
Arts engagement in England 2018, by ethnicity
Arts engagement in England in 2017/18, by region
Arts engagement in England 2012-2018, by tenure
Arts engagement in England 2005-2018, by urban and rural location
Arts engagement in England in 2017/18, by level of deprivation
Number of movie screens per million population in the U.S. 1999-2013
Total usage of arts-related keywords in bibliographic databases in the U.S. 2010
Total usage of the search term artist in bibliographic databases in the U.S. 2010
Usage of the search term "arts and culture" in bibliographic databases in the U.S. 2010
Innovation expenditure in arts and recreation services industry Australia 2014/2015
Art market in the United Kingdom (UK)
Theater & Broadway in the U.S.
Theatre Facts 2017
When Going Gets Tough: Barriers and Motivations Affecting Arts Attendance
Dance in the United Kingdom (UK)
Taking Part 2015/2016 Annual Child Report
Art Market Trends 2011
2008/2009 Contemporary Art Market
Leading countries in the global art market from 2006 to 2016, by market share
United Kingdom (UK) share of global art market sales from 2008 to 2016
Leading countries in contemporary art auction revenue in 2016/2017 (in million U.S. dollars)*
Leading contemporary artists from the United Kingdom (UK) in 2017/2018, by auction turnover* (in million U.S. dollars)
Annual sales in the art and antiques market in Great Britain from 2014 to 2016* (in billion U.S. dollars)
Annual sales in the fine art market in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2014 to 2016, by sector (in million U.S. dollars)
Distribution of fine art auction sales in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2016, by value and volume
Share of fine art auction market sales value in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2016, by sector
Turnover from retail sale of works of art and antiques in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2016* (in million GBP)
Value of works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques imported into the United Kingdom (UK) from 2003 to 2017 (in million GBP)
Value of works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques exported from the United Kingdom (UK) from 2003 to 2017 (in million GBP)
Value of works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques imported into the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017, by EU and non-EU trade (in million GBP)
Value of works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques exported from the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017, by EU and non-EU trade (in million GBP)
Value of paintings and sculptures imported to the United Kingdom (UK) from 1st quarter 2014 to 4th quarter 2018 (in million GBP)
Value of paintings and sculptures exported from the United Kingdom (UK) from 1st quarter 2014 to 4th quarter 2018 (in million GBP)
Number of artworks loaned from the Tate collection in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2018, by UK and international loans
Value of purchased and donated artworks in the Tate collection in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2018 (in million GBP)
Number of enterprises in artistic creation in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017
Number of enterprises for artistic creation in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2018, by turnover size band
Annual turnover of artistic creation in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017 (in million GBP)
Number of enterprises operating as arts facilities in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017
Number of enterprises operating as arts facilities in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2018, by turnover size band*
Annual turnover from the operation of arts facilities in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017 (in million GBP)
Gross value added of the music, performing and visual arts industry in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2010 to 2017 (in billion GBP)
Number of commercial art gallery enterprises in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017*
Annual turnover of commercial art gallery businesses in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017* (in million GBP)
Gross value added of commercial art gallery businesses in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2008 to 2017* (in million GBP)
Number of employees in the museum, gallery and library economy of United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2017* (in 1,000s)
Number of employees in artistic creation in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2017 (in 1,000s)
Number of employees in operation of arts facilities in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2017 (in 1,000s)
Employment in artist positions outside the creative industries in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2017
Employment in arts officer, producer and director positions outside the creative industries in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2017
Arts Council subsidies received by regularly funded arts organizations in England in 2017/18, by art form* (in 1,000 GBP)
Annual income of Arts Council funded organizations in England from financial year 2009/10 to 2017/18* (in 1,000 GBP)
Annual income of Arts Council funded organizations in England in 2017/18, by type (in 1,000 GBP)
Income of Arts Council funded organizations in England in financial year 2015/16 and 2017/18, by income type* (in 1,000 GBP)
Distribution of income generated by Arts Council funded organizations in England from financial year 2011/12 to 2017/18, by type*
Self-generated income from admissions to DCMS sponsored museums in England in 2017/18, by museum (in 1,000 GBP)
Self-generated fundraising income of DCMS sponsored museums in England in 2017/18, by museum (in 1,000 GBP)
Annual trading income of DCMS sponsored museums in England in 2017/18, by museum (in 1,000 GBP)
Share of adults who visited a museum or gallery in the last year in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18*
Frequency of attendance at museums and galleries in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18*
Number of visitors to DCMS sponsored museums in England in 2017/18, by museum (in 1,000s)
Distribution of overseas and UK visits to DCMS sponsored museums in England in 2017/18, by museum
Number of visitors to the National Portrait Gallery in London, England between 2008/09 and 2017/18 (in 1,000s)
Number of visitors to galleries a part of the Tate Gallery Group in England between 2008/09 and 2017/18 (in 1,000s)
Frequency of engagement in the arts in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18
Distribution of adults engaging with the arts in England from 2012/13 to 2015/16, by gender
Share of adults who volunteered in Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) sectors in the last year in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18
Share of adults who engaged with the arts in the last year in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18, by employment status
Share of adults who engaged with the arts in the last year in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18*, by socio-economic group
Share of adults who engaged with the arts in the last year in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18*, by illness or disability
Share of adults who engaged with the arts in the last year in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18*, by gender
Distribution of adults engaging with the arts in England from 2012/13 to 2017/18, by age
Share of adults who engaged with the arts in the last year in England from 2012 to 2017/18*, by age
Share of adults who engaged with the arts in the last year in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18
Share of adults who engaged with the arts in the last year in England 2017/18, by ethnicity
Share of adults who engaged in the arts once or more in the last year in England in 2017/18, by region*
Share of adults who engaged with the arts in the last year in England from 2012/13 to 2017/18*, by tenure
Share of adults who engaged with the arts in the last year in England from 2005/06 to 2017/18, by urban and rural location
Share of adults who engaged in the arts once or more in the last year in England in 2017/18, by level of deprivation*
Number of movie screens per million population in the US. from 1999 to 2013
Number of citations of arts and culture keywords in U.S. bibliographic databases from 1999 to 2010 (in 1,000s)*
Number of citations of the keyword "artist" in U.S. bibliographic databases from 1999 to 2010*
Number of citations of the keywords "arts and culture" in U.S. bibliographic databases from 1999 to 2010*
Distribution of innovation expenditure in the arts and recreation services industry in Australia in 2014/2015


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BGC Canada & Hyundai Canada announce Youth of the Year
National initiative will provide a platform to amplify youth leadership and advocacy
Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada, in partnership with Hyundai Canada, is thrilled to announce a national Youth of the Year initiative that celebrates youth leadership and achievement at Boys and Girls Clubs across the country.
"Young people are actively building our collective future. Across the world, we have seen young community leaders raise their voices about issues that impact all of us," says Owen Charters, President & CEO, Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada. "We are grateful to Hyundai Canada for helping us create a platform that gives young leaders at Boys and Girls Clubs an opportunity to represent young Canadians, to advocate for issues that matter to kids and teens, and to give back to their communities."
Beginning in September, Club youth ages 15 – 18 can apply for Youth of the Year by submitting a written essay and video that showcases their achievements, service, and leadership to their Club, their school, and their community. Applications will close in November and six Regional Youth of the Year will be selected in February by a judging panel. After participating in leadership training sessions, including public speaking, media training, and networking, the six Regional Youth of the Year will then be asked to complete a second submission. The second round of judging will determine one final winner, who will serve as Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada's National Youth of the Year.
In addition to leadership training, the six Regional Youth of the Year will each be awarded a personal laptop and a $2,000 scholarship to apply to their post-secondary education, while the National Youth of the Year winner will be awarded an additional $8,000 scholarship. The Boys and Girls Club of each winner will also receive funding towards youth leadership programming.
"The future of our communities relies on the strength, creativity and dedication of the next generation's leaders. It's important for us to empower and support them in achieving their goals," says Don Romano, President & CEO, Hyundai Canada. "We're proud to partner with Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada on this incredible program and help young people recognize and achieve their leadership potential."
Both Regional Youth of the Year and the National Youth of the Year will make a two-year commitment to serve as ambassadors for Boys and Girls Clubs on a local and national level, which will include both digital and in-person participation in speaking engagements, media interviews, and networking opportunities.
About Hyundai Canada
Hyundai Auto Canada, established in 1983 and headquartered in Markham, Ontario, is a subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Company of Korea. Hyundai vehicles are distributed throughout Canada by Hyundai Auto Canada and are sold and serviced through more than 220 dealerships nationwide. Hyundai is also the first to offer a second-generation zero-emissions Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle to Canadian customers, called the NEXO. More information about Hyundai and its vehicles can be found at www.HyundaiCanada.com.
Jared Morrow
Media Relations Manager, Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada
jmorrow@bgccan.com
Bianca Pettinaro
Corporate Communications Specialist, Hyundai Canada
bpettinaro@hyundaicanada.com
Clubs, Hyundai, Leadership, Youth, Youth of the Year


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CDC: Do not eat Kellogg's Honey Smacks [UPDATED]
Gwen Ihnat
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FRIDAY, JULY 13 UPDATE: Almost a month after the CDC's original announcement, the Centers For Disease Control notes that Honey Smacks remain on some grocery store shelves, even though "27 more ill people from 19 states were added to this outbreak since the last update on June 14, 2018." Consequently, the CDC states in no uncertain terms: "CDC recommends people do not eat any Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal because it has been linked to a multistate outbreak of Salmonella infections." Just in case that's not clear enough, the bulletin continues, "Do not eat any Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal, regardless of package size or best-by date. Check your home for it and throw it away, or return it to the place of purchase for a refund." Sorry, Dig'em fans.
FRIDAY, JUNE 15: Recent salmonella and E. coli warnings have involved vegetables and fruits like romaine lettuce and cut melons—produce seems to be more vulnerable to pathogens than pre-packaged foods. But apparently, that's not always the case, as Kellogg's announces a recall today of Honey Smacks cereal (the one with the frog, whose name is Dig'em).
The New York Times reports that the outbreak is already fairly widespread, sickening "73 people in 31 states, according to federal health officials, prompting a recall of some of the product this week. As of Thursday, 24 people had been hospitalized, but no deaths had been reported." So if you're a Honey Smacks lover in United States, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, the Caribbean, Guam, Tahiti, or Saipan, check your box top. The Center For Disease Control And Prevention states that 15- and 23-ounce boxes with a use-by date of June 14, 2018, through June 14, 2019 should be tossed. If you're one of those fancy people who puts their cereal in a separate container for extra freshness, clean those out too.
In a statement, Kellogg's offers a refund to those who have purchased possibly affected boxes, and stresses that no other Kellogg's products are affected. No word on how these particular cereals became infected, and at what facility.
Gwen Ihnat is the Editorial Coordinator for The A.V. Club.
Snacking on leftover marijuana chocolates sends 2 Vermont hotel employees to the hospital
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Q: Can I count on this ASP.NET event log source always being registered? Unhandled exceptions cause ASP.NET-based applications to unexpectedly quit in the .NET Framework 2.0 makes me think that an event log source named with the following convention will always be registered on any box where the .NET Framework has been installed:
"ASP.NET X.Y.Z.0"
Where X, Y, and Z are the major, minor, and build numbers from the .NET runtime.
Is it safe to assume that the installation of the .NET Framework will always create this event log source?

A: This event log source is installed by ASP.NET as part of ASP.NET Health Monitoring. In particular, it is written to by the EventLogProvider.

A: Possibly. However I think that all events in windows are stored in the event log. By default .NET's built-in trace listener writes application events to the event log whenever an error occurs. You can see where the log is located in your registry, or view the logs with the Event Viewer.
Click Start, click Run, type regedt32, and then click OK.
On the Windows menu, click HKEY_LOCAL_ MACHINE on Local Machine.
For the System log:
Click the System\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\System folder, and then double-click the FILE value.
For the Application log:
Click the System\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\Application folder, and then double-click the FILE value.
For the Security log:
Click the System\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\Security folder, and then double-click the FILE value.


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Project Skate Nottingham
Marc's skating again and his family's on board
As a former professional wrestler Marc Lawler knows a thing or two about pushing his body to the limit. But when the Nottingham dad took up skateboarding again in his late 30s, he soon realised it would not be a walk in the (skate) park.
Marc, 38, said, "It's definitely harder now I'm older. I do find I shy away from things I used to do when I was skating the first time around. For example, when you see guys flying out of ramps and dropping back in, well that's daunting."
He's taken a few tumbles since getting back on the board and admits he's aggravated a few old wrestling injuries. But here's the thing: he absolutely loves skateboarding.
Part of the thrill is pulling off a new trick. When he first started riding at 18 he couldn't skate rails (a scary looking trick that involves jumping the board onto a railing and sliding down it). Now he can and has the Instagram videos to prove it.
There are plenty of other benefits besides having fun. Skating has boosted Marc's confidence, helped him relax and given him a hobby he can take part in with his kids rather than watch them from the sidelines.
At first, Marc didn't tell his partner Vicky about his skating, but as he grew more confident he began to share his hobby with his family.
He said, "My 12-year-old son Brandon had a skateboard, but he wasn't too keen on me trying to teach him, so we headed down to a Skate Nottingham event where the coaches really connected with him. He learnt some basic skills really quickly."
Skate Nottingham puts on National Lottery-funded events at skate parks around the city, encouraging people of all ages to give it a go.
Marc's stepson Bill, 11, also joined in, and soon the trio began to explore the skate parks.
Marc said, "We decided we'd try to visit as many different parks as possible. There are just so many now and they're all really well designed. Thanks to support from The National Lottery, many skate parks have the funds to be maintained and improved."
The buzz Marc and his kids get from skateboarding and learning new tricks is a great example of the fun, unexpected things that happen with the help of National Lottery funding. Or, as a new National Lottery campaign puts it: When we all play a little, fun stuff happens.
Marc started to go to more Skate Nottingham events as he wanted to show others that you can skateboard at any age. He also began to make friends as he would see the same faces at different events.
He said, "I didn't have lots of confidence and always felt I was quite shut off from other people. But it's such an inclusive pastime that I began to really feel part of the skating community."
Marc and the boys began to record the skate parks they visited and also started to explore further afield. At the last count they had visited around 88 different parks.
Marc said, "We're hoping to hit the 100 mark but we won't stop there. It's become a real family affair." Vicky has bought herself a skateboard and Marc's step-daughter Esme, 13, wants to get some roller skates.
As well as making them closer as a family, skateboarding has brought some other benefits. Marc said, "It really helped with my mental health over lockdown. It allowed me to take time for myself and unwind.
"I've also got to know Bill better and I've noticed that Brandon is really changing his attitude when it comes to learning new things. In the skate park, he has to really stop and approach things logically, and I can see that having a positive effect at school, as well."
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American Perfect (American Perfekt; Alternativtitel: Kopf oder Zahl – Ein mörderisches Spiel) ist ein US-amerikanischer Thriller von Paul Chart aus dem Jahr 1997.

Handlung
Während sie allein in der Mojave-Wüste unterwegs ist, bleibt das Auto von Sandra Thomas (Plummer) nach einem Zwischenfall mit einem anderen Fahrer, Santini (Thewlis), liegen, der sich später als notorischer Betrüger entpuppt. Sandra wird von dem sanftmütigen Passanten Jake Nyman (Forster) mitgenommen, der sich als Psychiater aus Los Angeles ausgibt, der sich auf einem Vergnügungstrip befindet und dessen Entscheidungen auf dem Werfen einer Münze basieren. Sandra beabsichtigt, ihre vom Glück verlassene, trampende Schwester Alice (Fairuza Balk) in der Stadt Pearblossom zu treffen. Doch das Rendezvous wird wieder einmal verschoben, als Jakes Auto kein Benzin mehr hat.

Während einer Pause auf einem Rastplatz entwickelt sich eine romantische Beziehung zwischen den beiden. Es kommt auch zu einem Wiedersehen mit Santini, der Sandra während eines betrunkenen Streits ins Gesicht schlägt. Basierend auf einem Münzwurf bietet Jake an, entweder Santini zu töten oder dafür zu sorgen, dass er ihr nie wieder wehtut. Sie hat auch die Möglichkeit, Jake für den Rest seiner Reise mit seiner Philosophie zu begleiten. Das Ergebnis der beiden Würfe wird jedoch nicht verraten, und Sandra und Santini verschwinden beide.

Nicht lange danach trifft Jake auf Alice und nimmt sie mit, und während allgemein bekannt ist, dass er mit Sandra zusammen war, ist deren Verbleib nicht bekannt. Als die Leiche einer Frau in einem Motel auftaucht, in dem sie und Jake übernachtet haben, werden die Überreste als die von Rita (Balaski) identifiziert, einem flirtenden lokalen Junkie, der mit Santini geschlafen hat. Sheriff Frank (Paul Sorvino) und Deputy Sam (Chris Sarandon) verdächtigen Jake aufgrund seiner sauberen Akte und seines Auftretens nicht des Fehlverhaltens; die unmittelbare Schlussfolgerung ist, dass Santini, ein Flüchtling, in Ritas Tod und Sandras Verschwinden verwickelt war. Alice ist nicht beunruhigt, dass Jake die Polizei darüber belogen hat, warum sie mit ihm zusammen war – er behauptete, sie sei eine schwangere Teenager-"Patientin" von ihm – und fährt fort, die Sache mitzumachen.

Später verfolgt Santini Jake und Alice auf dem Highway, kommt aber von der Straße ab und baut einen Unfall mit seinem Auto. Alice versucht, ihn zu retten, aber er kann aufgrund einer Verletzung am Mund nicht mehr sprechen und stirbt. Sheriff Frank findet eine menschliche Zunge in der Toilette von Jakes Motelzimmer und erfährt durch eine Fahndung, dass er der Verdächtige in einer sich entwickelnden Serienmörderuntersuchung ist. Gleichzeitig beschuldigt Jake sich selbst gegenüber Alice als psychopathischer Mörder ihrer Schwester, indem er eiskalt ihre Kindheitserinnerungen rezitiert und Sandras verstümmelte Leiche im Kofferraum seines Autos zeigt. Alice schlägt ihm mit einer Schaufel ins Gesicht und flieht in eine nahe gelegene Scheune, wo Jake (der zuvor eine Waffe aus einem Laden am Straßenrand gestohlen hatte) ihr auflauert.

Als letzten Versuch, ihr Leben zu retten und Jakes Philosophie zu besänftigen, schlägt Alice einen Münzwurf vor, bei dem sie entweder freikommt (Kopf) oder er sie tötet (Zahl), wobei sie einen vertauschten doppelköpfigen Kennedy-Halbdollar benutzt, der von Santini gestohlen wurde. Jake entdeckt, dass die Münze gefälscht ist und wendet sein Fahrzeug, um seine Münze für einen erneuten Wurf zu holen, wird aber von Frank und Sams herannahendem Auto gerammt, was den Tod aller drei zur Folge hat.

Kritiken
David Nusair schrieb auf Reel Film Reviews, eine Handlung existiere nicht. Es sei schwer zu verstehen, was im Film passiere. Nichts in dem Film ergebe einen Sinn, die Handlungen der Charaktere seien unerklärlich. Das Zuschauen sei Zeitverschwendung, man könne davon allenfalls Migräne bekommen.

Das Lexikon des internationalen Films schrieb, der Film habe eine "spannende Suspense-Story", die "mit einer irritierend beklemmenden Atmosphäre" aufwarte. Er komme jedoch nicht "über einen effektgeladenen Thriller hinaus", weil er "die in der Psychologie angelegten seelischen Abgründe seiner Personen nicht weiter" auslote.

Auszeichnungen
Paul Chart gewann für seine Regie 1997 den "President Award" des Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festivals.

Hintergrund
Der Film wurde in Palmdale (Kalifornien) gedreht.

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Filmtitel 1997
US-amerikanischer Film
Thriller


The UseOutlookReadingPane property controls the display of the Reading Pane when a user views email in Avionté. The reading pane appears to the right of the email list, displaying the contents of the selected email.
Valid values: True: User can view the reading pane when viewing email in Avionté. The reading pane appears to the right of the email list, displaying the contents of the selected email.
False: Reading pane is hidden.
Where the setting is reflected... Avionté Outlook section.


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package io.vertigo.orchestra.services.log;

import java.util.Optional;

import io.vertigo.dynamo.file.model.VFile;

public interface ProcessLogger {

	/**
	 * Récupère le fichier de log d'une execution de processus.
	 * @param processExecutionId L'id de l'execution
	 * @return le fichier de log
	 */
	Optional<VFile> getLogFileForProcess(final Long processExecutionId);

	/**
	 * Récupère le fichier de log d'une execution d'activité.
	 * @param actityExecutionId l'id de l'activité
	 * @return le fichier de log de l'activité
	 */
	Optional<VFile> getActivityAttachment(Long actityExecutionId);

	/**
	 * Récupère sous forme de fichier le log technique d'une activité. (Si l'activité possède un log)
	 * @param actityExecutionId l'id de l'activité
	 * @return le fichier de log technique de l'activité
	 */
	Optional<VFile> getActivityLogFile(Long actityExecutionId);
}

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HomePlantsAconite: History, Medicinal Use, Cultivation and Toxicity
Aconite: History, Medicinal Use, Cultivation and Toxicity
Aconite Napellus: The violet-blue, hooded flower of aconite holds absolute beauty' for the garden, but that hood shrouds a poison of great power as well.
Description: Aconite is a perennial herb with a smooth, round, leafy stem.
Plant height: 2-4 Ft
Locations: The mountains of France, Switzerland, and Germany; widely grown in Europe and the united states.
Cultivation Environment:
• Partial shade to full sun.
• Rich, deep, moist soil.
. Soil pH 5-6.
. Plant hardiness zones 3-8.
Flowers: | Flowering: Late summer and autumn
Violet-blue (white and pale purple) petals: 5 sepals, the top one in the shape of a hat. 2 lateral sides. 2 lower, rectangular-oval, about 6 inches long in terminal racemes.
Fruit: 3 to 5 pod-like capsules.
Leaves: alternate, smooth, dark green at the top surface, light green at the bottom, with lobbied palmate, The leaves of the upper stem are 3-5 lobes, those of the lower stem are 5-7 lobes; the lobes are jagged.
Greek legend says aconite grew on the Aconitus hill, where Hercules fought with the three-headed dog Cerberus, who guarded Hades entrance, and from this raging dog's mouth, foam and saliva fell on aconite, giving this plant its deadly poison. A Greek goddess of sorcery, arts, and spells, Hecate, poisoned her father with aconite, and Medea is said to have killed Theseus with it. Aconite was known as the poison of love. Legend has it that women who have been fed aconite every-day since childhood will poison others through sexual interaction.
Outside of legend, men did find use for this plant as a poison, In ancient times, poisons made from aconite were given to the elderly men when they became ill and were no longer useful to the state on the island of Ceos" Kea island" in the Aegean Sea. Hunters made aconite-painted arrows and mixed them in bait to be used for hunting wolves; thus the common names of the plant were: wolfbane and wolf-bane. In Europe and Asia, soldiers dropped it into their enemy's water supply route.
Witches had an interesting use for this herb during the Middle Ages. They combined it in ointments with belladonna, which they rubbed on their bodies for flying. Both herbs are good "flying" herbs. The irregular cardiac action induced by aconite and the delirium produced by belladonna certainly produced a feeling of flying. Of course, with such a powerful ointment, the witches had to be very cautious, or they would fly forever.
As these stories tell, aconite certainly produces a physiological effect on the body. Aconite, however, was not only used as a poison. As a medicinal herb, aconite was introduced to modern medicine in Vienna in 1763. It was added to the London Pharmacopoeia in 1788, as well as to the first U.S.Pharmacopoeiaa.
Aconite is still used medicinally by homeopaths and Chinese herbalists, prescribing insignificantly small doses. At best, this is difficult and dangerous work. Keep this plant at home in the garden.
Aconite slows the heart, reduces blood pressure, causes sweating, and reduces inflammation. When applied locally, it is absorbed in the skin and produces a warm, tingling sensation followed by numbness. Aconite-containing liniments have been used to relieve rheumatic and neuralgic pain. Homeopaths use aconite in their remedies, and the Chinese make a drug from the roots of several species of this herb, but since the therapeutic dose is so close to the toxic dose, aconite has long since been removed from the US. Pharmacopeia and the British Pharmacopeia.
What gardener could resist this fascinating herb to plant? Its curiously shaped flowers, which in the Middle Ages earned its moniker monkshood, are pretty both in the garden and the flower arrangements. Aconite is a great addition to the perennial flower beds. Due to its height, it can be attractively set in a large group of flowers behind lower-growing plants. It blooms in slightly shady surroundings or in the direct sun in the late summer and fall., Keep your children away, if you add this plant to your garden!
Aconite can be grown from 0.5-inch deep seed sown in April. It will bloom in two or three years. Root division is the simplest and most practical form of spreading. Dig up the plant and separate and replant the "daughter roots" that have grown on the side of the old roots in the autumn of every third or fourth year. Plants should be placed about 18 inches apart. After the plants have been killed by frost, the tops of the aconite should be cut. In areas where winters are harsh, Cover the beds with leafy branches or some other loose, insulating material Aconite does not like disruption of its roots and should not be transplanted.
It should never be used for any kind of treatment due to the extreme toxicity of this herb. The whole plant, but especially the root, contains several toxic alkaloids. The most abundant alkaloid is aconitine, while others include peritonitis, aconites, benzylamine, and neopelline. These alkaloids stimulate the central and peripheral nerves first and then depress them. A dose of as little as 5 milliliters of aconite tincture may cause death. Cases of poisoning have been reported when the leaves are mistaken for wild parsley or roots for horseradish. Even when used externally, it can be absorbed in sufficient quantities to cause poisoning.
Aconite is vulnerable to crown rot, powdery mildew, moss, verticillium wilt, and cyclamen mite.
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So Tuesday I emailed someone at ReSET asking to talk with them about what they do and if they'd need someone like myself. The director responded asking if I'd like to meet at a school on Wednesday at noon. I was nervous and really wanted to push it off for a bit, but nothing was going to change that way so I accepted.
We met at the school. He had a clothes basket full of equipment and some 5 gallon buckets. We talked for a bit, things seem to go well. He explained that they are invited in to a class to teach one hour a week for 6 weeks. The school's teacher is always present and is responsible for class management. The volunteer should organize the lessons with the teacher, but can still choose the topic.
So after we talked he asked if I wanted to assist for a class. I agreed, while feeling nervous.
I just played the part of the assistant, helping out trouble spots, handing out materials, etc. All went well.
The topic was an introduction to density by examining whether objects float or sink in water.
The kids really liked it. They have so much energy and were so curious and playful.
So we did a second session as well. I felt more comfortable and really enjoyed it.
Afterwards we talked about options; should I go and assist teachers that lack science background with their science lessons, or teach a group on my own, or shadow a couple more volunteers. Later in the day John Meagher emailed saying that he just lost a volunteer that was covering a 3rd grade class and maybe I should consider that.
That got me thinking about lessons and what topics to try… with lots of worry about them being truly worthwhile. I think it's important to introduce the kids to something that they can relate to in their everyday life, not just a neat exercise they saw at school that has no direct real world use.
It's a lot to ask for.
And maybe, given my lack of experience, it'd be better if I mostly took plans that were already in place so I could concentrate on the actual interaction with the students. I can build better lessons later.


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This report presents an up-to-date, detailed cost analysis (based on 2017/18 economic data) of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) production from ethylene glycol and purified terephthalic acid (PTA). The process examined is similar to Invista NG3 process. In this process, PET oligomers are first polymerized in a melt-phase step, and then passed through a solid-state polymerization step.
You may add optional analyses and/or data that complement the report Polyethylene Terephthalate Production Process - Cost Analysis - PET E12A. Such optionals can only be purchased with this report.
* Optional Analyses will be delivered as downloadable files only for those who purchase the report in the 'Download as PDF' format PET E12A.
Report Introduction: This report presents an up-to-date, detailed cost analysis (based on 2017/18 economic data) of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) production from ethylene glycol and purified terephthalic acid (PTA). The process examined is similar to Invista NG3 process. In this process, PET oligomers are first polymerized in a melt-phase step, and then passed through a solid-state polymerization step.


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package de.ne0.sonar.plsql.parser.tables;

import static org.sonar.sslr.tests.Assertions.assertThat;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.sonar.sslr.parser.LexerlessGrammar;

import de.ne0.sonar.plsql.parser.PlSQLGrammar;

public class CreateTableTest {
	LexerlessGrammar g = PlSQLGrammar.createGrammar();

	@Test
	public void ok() {
		assertThat(g.rule(PlSQLGrammar.CREATE_TABLE))
				.matches("create table test;")
				.matches("create table test (column VARCHAR2(10) default 'test' not null);")
				.matches("create table test (column VARCHAR2(10) default 'test' not null) tablespace space1;")
				;
	}

	@Test
	public void parallel() {
		assertThat(g.rule(PlSQLGrammar.CREATE_TABLE))
				.matches("create table test (col1 number) PARALLEL 1;")
				;
	}

	@Test
	public void partitions() {
		assertThat(g.rule(PlSQLGrammar.CREATE_TABLE))
				.matches("create table test (col1 number) partition by list (col1) (partition c_my values ('T'), partition c_my2 values (DEFAULT));")
				;
	}

	@Test
	public void partitionProperty() {
		assertThat(g.rule(PlSQLGrammar.PARTITION_PROPERTY))
				.matches("partition by list (col1) (partition c_my values ('T'))")
				.matches("partition by list (col1) (partition c_my values ('T'), partition c_my2 values (DEFAULT))")

				;
	}

}


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Сельское поселение «Посёлок Бабынино» — муниципальное образование в составе Бабынинского района Калужской области России.

Центр — посёлок Бабынино.

Население

Состав
В поселение входят 2 населённых места:

Примечания

Муниципальные образования Бабынинского района
Сельские поселения Калужской области


One of our most experienced Project Managers, Alfie Adcock has over thirty years' experience in the construction industry. Not only that, he's an Incorporated Member of the Chartered Institute of Building and has a higher technical certificate in Construction Studies.
Alfie uses all this knowledge and experience to make sure projects are planned and delivered to the highest of standards. Clear and open communication with clients is central to his role, as is enabling collaboration across projects teams and the supply chain.