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"use strict";
var ack = require('../../index.js').ackX,
  reqrtn = require('./req').reqrtn,
  cookies = require('cookies'),
  etag = require('etag'),
  fs = require('fs'),
  isProductionMode = process.env.NODE_ENV && process.env.NODE_ENV.toLowerCase()=='production'

//inbound request response processor
//returns function that appends output that also has a tun of helper methods
export function reqres(res, req){
  if(req && req._headers){
    throw new Error('Received response object where request object was expected');
  }
  this.res=res;this.req=req

  if(res){
    if(res.$ && res.$.data){
      this.data = res.$.data
    }else{
      this.data = {error:null}
      if(!res.$){
        res.$ = this
      }
    }
  }
}

reqres.prototype.relocate = function(url, statusMessage, statusCode){
  statusCode = statusCode || 301;
  this.res.statusCode = statusCode;
  this.res.statusMessage = statusMessage;
  this.res.setHeader('Location', url)
  this.close();
  return this;
}

//ops (only applies when output is typeof object. See function dump())
reqres.prototype.append = function(output, ops){
  var isBuffer = Buffer.isBuffer(output);

  if(!isBuffer){
    switch(typeof(output)){
      case 'object':
        ops = ops || {}
        ops.levels = ops.levels || 3
        ops.collapse = ops.collapse || ['function']
        output = ack(output).dump(ops)
        //output = ack(output).dump('html',ops)
        break;
    }
  }

  //this.data.output += output;
  this.res.$.data.output = this.res.$.data.output ? this.res.$.data.output+output : output;
  return this
}
reqres.prototype.output = reqres.prototype.append

//ops:format,label,expand,collapse,show,hide,hideTypes,top,levels,sortKeys,syntaxHighlight,dumpFunctionName
reqres.prototype.dump = function(v,ops){
  ops = ops || {}

  if( !ops.format && this.isHtml() ){
    ops.format = 'html'
  }

  return this.append(v,ops)
}

function isResHeaderSent(res){
  return res.closed || res._headerSent

}

reqres.prototype.isHeaderSent = function(){
  return isResHeaderSent(this.res)
}

//closing request handler
/*
reqres.prototype.send = function(output){
  return xreqhan(this.res, this.req, output)
}*/

/** if request is open, optional content can be appended to output and then the request is closed */
reqres.prototype.close = function(o,ops){
  if( !this.isHeaderSent() ){
    if(o)this.append(o,ops)
    var output = getResOutput(this.res)
    xreqhan(this.res, this.req, output);
  }
  return this
}

//has the response been put into HTML mode? default=acceptsHtml()
reqres.prototype.isHtml = function(yN){
  if(this.res.$.data.isHtml===false || this.res.$.data.isHtml===true){
    return this.res.$.data.isHtml
  }
  var rr = new reqrtn(this.req, this.res)
  return rr.acceptsHtml()
}

reqres.prototype.prepend = function(s){
  this.res.$.data.output = s + this.res.$.data.output;return this
}

/** request is closed with optional output append to request */
reqres.prototype.abort = function(output){
  //if(o)this.append(o,ops)
  output = output || getResOutput(this.res)
  xreqhan(this.res, this.req, output)
  return this
}
reqres.prototype.send = reqres.prototype.abort//two names same game

reqres.prototype.sendHTML = function(html){
  this.res.setHeader('content-type','text/html')
  this.send(html)
}
reqres.prototype.sendHtml = reqres.prototype.sendHTML

reqres.prototype.sendJSON = function(data, spaces){
  try{
    data = JSON.stringify(data, null, spaces)
  }catch(e){}
  this.res.setHeader('content-type', 'application/json')
  this.send(data)
}
reqres.prototype.sendJson = reqres.prototype.sendJson

reqres.prototype.sendFileByPath = function(path, mimeType){
  var jFile = ack.file(path);
  return jFile.stat().bind(this)
  .then(function(stats){
    if(!mimeType){
      mimeType = jFile.getMimeType()
    }

    this.res.statusCode = 200
    this.res.setHeader('Content-Length', stats.size)
    this.res.setHeader('Content-Type', mimeType)
    this.res.setHeader('Content-Disposition','filename="'+jFile.getName()+'"')
    return path
  })
  .then(fs.createReadStream)
  .then(function(rs){
    rs.pipe(this.res)
  })
}

/** cookies().set(name, [value], [{maxAge,expires,path,domain,secure,secureProxy,httpOnly,signed,overwrite}]) */
reqres.prototype.cookies = function(){
  if(this.Cookies)return this.Cookies
  this.Cookies = new cookies(this.req, this.res)
  return this.Cookies
}

/** ! DEPRECATED ! */
reqres.prototype.ci = function(){
  if(this.ClientInput)return this.ClientInput
  this.ClientInput = new ClientInput(this.res, this.req)
  return this.ClientInput
}

//creates new error object to make an in-line stack trace. Adds error object to output
reqres.prototype.throw = function(err){
  var dumper
/* //removed 2/2/2016
  if(typeof(err)=='object' && err.stack){// && e.constructor.name=='Error' || e.constructor.name=='SyntaxError'
    dumper = {
      stack      : err.stack.split(' at '),//back to string
      err        : err,
      stackTrace : err.stack,
      message    : err.message
    }
    //for(x in e)d[x] = e[x]
  }else
*/
  if(err && err.constructor==String){
    dumper = new Error(err)
    err = dumper
    ack.error(dumper).cutFirstTrace()
  }else{
    dumper = err
  }

  if(this.catcherArray){
    this.catcherArray.forEach(function(catcher,i){
      catcher(err)
    })
  }

  reqResThrow(this.req, this.res, dumper)

  return this
}

reqres.prototype.catch = function(method){
  this.catcherArray = this.catcherArray || [];
  this.catcherArray.push(method)
  return this
}

//adds error object to output
reqres.prototype.error = function(e){
  var x,sa,d = <any>{}

  for(x in e)d[x] = e[x]
  d.stack = e.stack//back to string

  this.res.$.data.error = d

  return this
}

/** looks at generated output to create an etag header. If client ETag header "If-None-Match" present and it matches generated etag, output is cleared and 304 cache indicator is fired */
reqres.prototype.etag = function(options){
  var options = options || {}
  if(options.weak==null){
    options.weak = true
  }

  var noMatchHead = ack.reqres(this.req,this.res).input.header('If-None-Match')
  var output = getResOutput(this.res)
  var eTagVal = etag(output)

  this.res.setHeader('ETag', eTagVal)

  if(noMatchHead == eTagVal){
    this.res.$.data.output = '';

    this.res.statusCode = 304
    this.res.statusMessage = 'Not Modified'
  }

  return this
}

//error handler
export function geterrhan(){
  return function(err, req, res, next){
    try{
      new reqres(res, req).throw(err)
    }catch(e){
      console.trace('!!!jE THROW PROCESSING FAILED!!!',e.stack)
      throw(err)
    }
    //next()
  }
}

/*
reqres.getxreqhan = function(){
  return function(req,res,next){
    if(!isResHeaderSent(res)){
      xreqhan(res, req);
    }
  }
}
*/

/* !!! DEPRECATED !!! */
  var ClientInput = function ClientInput(res, req){
    this.res=res;this.req=req;
  }

  /** cookies().set(name, [value], [{maxAge,expires,path,domain,secure,secureProxy,httpOnly,signed,overwrite}]) */
  ClientInput.prototype.cookies = function(){
    if(this.Cookies)return this.Cookies
    this.Cookies = new cookies(this.req, this.res)
    return this.Cookies
  }
/* END */

/** only returns output data collected by reqres */
function getResOutput(res){
  if(res.$ && res.$.data && res.$.data.output){
    return res.$.data.output
  }
}

/** close request handler */
function xreqhan(res, req, output){
  if( isResHeaderSent(res) ){
    return console.error('request already closed', new Error().stack)
  }

  output = output || ''

  var isBinary = output && Buffer.isBuffer(output)
  if(isBinary){
    res.end(output,'binary')
  }else if(res.send){//Express adds send
    res.send(output)
  }else if(res.end){//base way to end request
    output = reqResOutputToString(req, res, output)
    res.end(output)
  }

  resMarkClosed(res)//add indicators that show response has been closed
}

function reqResOutputToString(req, res, output){
  if( res.getHeader('content-type')==null ){
    if(output===null || typeof output=='object'){
      output = JSON.stringify(output)
      res.setHeader('content-type','application/json')
    }else if(ack.reqres(req,res).isHtml()){
      res.setHeader('content-type','text/html')
    }else{
      res.setHeader('content-type','text/plain')
    }
  }

  if(res.getHeader('content-length')==null && output && output.length){
    res.setHeader('content-length', output.length)
  }else{
    res.statusCode = res.statusCode || 204
  }

  return output
}

function getErrorMsg(err){
  return err.message || err.code
}

/** Handles sending errors back to client including approperiate error details.
  - response status always 500 unless (err.status || err.statusCode)
*/
var reqResThrow = function(req, res, err){
  if( isResHeaderSent(res) ){//request has already been closed
    //console.log('cannot throw error on an already closed request')
    return;
  }

  if(typeof(err.stack)=='string'){
    err.stack = err.stack.split(' at ')//stack string to array
  }

  var isHtml = new reqres(res, req).isHtml()
  if( isHtml ){
    ack.router().htmlCloseError({debug:isProductionMode})(err,req,res)
  }else{
    ack.router().jsonCloseError({debug:isProductionMode})(err,req,res)
  }

  resMarkClosed(res)
}

var resMarkClosed = function(res){
  res.closed=1
}

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Charles Henry Tenre
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'La Marchand de Violettes'
Exhibited Paris Salon 1913
Charles Henry Tenre grew up in the wealthy suburb of Saint-German-en-Laye and by the early 1880s, Tenre was already studying in Paris at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. It was a time of great change and opportunities for a young artist, with the rapid growth of commercial galleries, modelled on those in London. These new galleries were eager to represent talented artists and they hosted exclusive opening receptions for the emerging bourgeoisie, looking to furnish their grand interiors with fine art.
The period between the Franco-Prussian and First World wars was known as La Belle Epoche, a period where fashion and the arts flourished. In 1883, starting to sign his paintings 'Henry' Tenre, rather than use his full name, the young Henry Tenre began to exhibit his paintings at the newly formed Societe des Artistes Francais, under the presidency of William-Adolphe Bourguereau, the 'Societe' was free from the constraints of government. Henry Tenre mastered the art of traditional genre imagery with its sentimental content and emphasis on luxuriant fabrics, colours and texture.
Exhibited in the Paris Salon in 1913, La Marchande de Violettes, is a wonderful example of Henry Tenre's fine work, executed on a grand scale, he has painted the young woman, resplendent in her striped skirt, seated on a chair, wistfully glancing over her shoulder into the distance. A basket of violets, is resting on her lap – violets are traditionally flowers of modesty, and allude to a love that is delicate and pure, making them popular gifts for a young man to give to his sweetheart. La Marchande de Violettes is a romanticized narrative – the young woman is dressed at the height of fashion, her striped skirt and bonnet, more favoured by the elegant, high-class ladies found in the paintings by his contemporary, James Jacques Tissot, than a lowly flower seller, leaving the viewer to form a personal interpretation of the painting.
Henry Tenre enjoyed both commercial and academic success during his lifetime – his work was recognized with a commendation at the Salon of Societe des Artists Francais in 1891and again with a silver medal in 1911. In 1900, he was honoured with a bronze medal at the Exposition Universelle in Paris and with the Legion of Honour award. Henry Tenre also designed numerous theatrical sets in addition to his paintings.
Henry Tenre continued exhibiting after World War 1 and died in Paris in 1926.
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Please also specify `--python-sdks-folder=<path to the root directory of your azure-sdk-for-python clone>`.
Use `--python-mode=update` if you already have a setup.py and just want to update the code itself.

``` yaml $(python)
azure-arm: true
license-header: MICROSOFT_MIT_NO_VERSION
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration
package-name: azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration
no-namespace-folders: true
package-version: 1.1.0
clear-output-folder: true
```

### Python multi-api

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```yaml $(python)
multiapi: true
clear-output-folder: true
batch:
  - tag: package-2022-11
  - tag: package-2022-07
  - tag: package-preview-2022-04-only
  - tag: package-2022-03
  - tag: package-preview-2022-01-15
  - tag: package-preview-2022-01
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  - tag: package-2021-03
  - tag: package-preview-2020-10
  - tag: package-2020-07-01-preview
  - tag: package-2019-11-01-preview
  - multiapiscript: true
```

``` yaml $(multiapiscript)
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/
perform-load: false
```

### Tag: package-2022-11 and python

These settings apply only when `--tag=package-2022-11 --python` is specified on the command line.

``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2022-11'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2022_11_01
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2022_11_01
```

### Tag: package-2022-07 and python

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2022-07'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2022_07_01
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2022_07_01
```

### Tag: package-preview-2022-04-only and python

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-preview-2022-04-only'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2022_04_02_preview
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2022_04_02_preview
```

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2022-03'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2022_03_01
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2022_03_01
```

### Tag: package-preview-2022-01-15 and python

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-preview-2022-01-15'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2022_01_15_preview
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2022_01_15_preview
```

### Tag: package-preview-2022-01 and python

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-preview-2022-01'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2022_01_01_preview
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2022_01_01_preview
```

### Tag: package-preview-2021-11 and python

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-preview-2021-11'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2021_11_01_preview
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2021_11_01_preview
```

### Tag: package-2021-09 and python

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2021-09'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2021_09_01
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2021_09_01
```

### Tag: package-preview-2021-05 and python

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-preview-2021-05'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2021_05_01_preview
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2021_05_01_preview
```

### Tag: package-2021-03 and python

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2021-03'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2021_03_01
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2021_03_01
```

### Tag: package-preview-2020-10 and python

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-preview-2020-10'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2020_10_01_preview
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2020_10_01_preview
```

### Tag: package-2020-07-01-preview and python

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2020-07-01-preview'
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2020_07_01_preview
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2020_07_01_preview
```

### Tag: package-2019-11-01-preview  and python

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``` yaml $(tag) == 'package-2019-11-01-preview '
namespace: azure.mgmt.kubernetesconfiguration.v2019_11_01_preview
output-folder: $(python-sdks-folder)/kubernetesconfiguration/azure-mgmt-kubernetesconfiguration/azure/mgmt/kubernetesconfiguration/v2019_11_01_preview
```

``` yaml $(python)
modelerfour:
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```


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ACOEL : American College of Environmental Lawyers : ACOEL : Environmental Law, Ethics, Administration of Justice
American College of Environmental Lawyers
Is Neil Gorsuch Poised To Obliterate Deference – or only Chevron/Auer Deference?
Posted on March 13, 2017 by Christopher R. Schraff
Recently, our ACOEL colleague Bob Percival penned an article in which he notes that Supreme Court nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch is a leading critic of Chevron (and Auer) deference , and suggests that Judge Gorsuch's separation of powers concerns (and those of other opponents of Chevron/Auer deference) "…are really attacks on the constitutionality of the larger administrative state." But if Judge Gorsuch is confirmed and his views command a majority of the Court, is his skepticism about the viability of deference to agency interpretations likely to lead to a collapse of the modern administrative state? Is Judge Gorsuch really little more than a judicial extension of Steve Bannon's and the Alt-Right's campaign to deconstruct the administrative state and roll back the federal government to a size more appropriate to 19th Century America? I suspect not—and here's why.
A reading of Judge Gorsuch's opinions reveals a jurist who is not only an engaging writer, but who digs deep into the facts and details of each case before applying the law in an appeal before him. In one of the few environmental cases which Judge Gorsuch has authored, United States v. Magnesium Corp. of America, Judge Gorsuch duly applied Auer deference to uphold EPA's interpretation of a RCRA regulation, observing that an agency's interpretation of its own ambiguous regulation was entitled to deference.
But in other contexts, Judge Gorsuch denied Chevron deference to agency decisions that directly implicate (some might say trample upon) individual liberties and rights. Here's an example: In 2014, the 10th Circuit took up the case of Andrew Yellowbear, who had bludgeoned to death his 22-month-old-daughter, and was serving a life term in a Wyoming prison. Mr. Yellowbear brought suit against the prison for refusing to allow him access to a sweat lodge to practice his Arapahoe religion, which he claimed violated his rights under the federal Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000. Now one might think that Judge Gorsuch, conservative fellow that he appears to be on criminal matters, would give short shrift to Mr. Yellowbear's claims. But that is not what happened.
In Yellowbear v. Lampert, Judge Gorsuch, writing for a unanimous court, struck down the prison's efforts (and arguments) to deny Mr. Yellowbear his religious practice. In rejecting the prison's poorly documented claims of a "compelling governmental interest," Judge Gorsuch wrote: "the deference this court must extend the experience and expertise of prison administrators does not extend so far that prison officials may declare a compelling governmental interest by fiat."
Now that decision hardly seems to presage the dismantling of the administrative state, but does suggest the administrative state had better show it deserves deference.
Judge Gorsuch's concurring opinion in Guitierrez-Brizuela v. Lynch offers a window into his views on the limits and shortcomings of Chevron deference. Among other things, Judge Gorsuch suggests that the Chevron/Auer doctrines already may have no applicability with respect to agency interpretations of criminal statutes—of which we have many in the environmental law field. Even more to the point, Judge Gorsuch questions how Chevron/Auer deference squares with the judicial review provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act, 5 U.S.C. ("…the reviewing court shall decide all questions of law, interpret constitutional and statutory provisions and determine the meaning or applicability of the terms of an agency action."). Judge Gorsuch questions whether Chevron, in effect, overrides the APA.
But don't simply focus on Judge Gorsuch's concurring opinion: look to the facts of the case, and to an earlier Gorsuch opinion. Guitierrez-Brizuela involved an attempt by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) to retroactively apply a decision of the 10th Circuit deferring to BIA's reconciliation of two statutory provisions of immigration law. In Padilla-Caldera v. Holder, the 10th Circuit had upheld BIA's interpretation of the immigration law on Chevron deference grounds, notwithstanding that BIA's interpretation effectively overruled an earlier 10th Circuit decision interpreting those same laws.
But in Guitierrez-Brizuela, BIA sought to accord retroactive application of the Padilla-Caldera decision in order to deport an illegal alien. Judge Gorsuch, writing for a unanimous 10th Circuit panel, concluded that the BIA cannot use Chevron deference principles to retroactively impose their interpretation of immigration law upon an illegal alien to deport him—not the kind of result which would endear Judge Gorsuch to the Alt-Right.
What resonates in Judge Gorsuch's opinions is a reluctance to unconditionally embrace Chevron/Auer deference in order to allow administrative agencies to trample on individual liberties and rights. Is that such a bad thing? And Judge Gorsuch is not calling for an end to deference. He acknowledges that some form of deference should be given to administrative agencies, as he notes in Guitierrez-Brizuela: "Of course, courts could and would consult agency views and apply the agency's interpretation when it accords with the best reading of a statute."
But more fundamentally, will a reconsideration—and even a repudiation—of Chevron/Auer deference signal the end of the modern administrative state? The administrative state survived and grew comfortably for more than fifty years before Chevron was decided.
My guess is that, if the Supreme Court revisits the question of Chevron/Auer deference when (and if) Justice Gorsuch joins the Court, and if his views carry the day, we are likely to return to Skidmore deference, or to a flexible rule of deference of the kind outlined in United States v. Mead Corp, here the degree of deference varies according to an agency's care, consistency, formality, expertness and the persuasiveness of the agency's position.
That hardly signals the end of the administrative state as we know it.
Tags: Neil Gorsuch, Chevron, Auer, Skidmore, deference, administrative law
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Robert V. Percival
3/13/2017 4:12:26 PM #
Thanks for highlighting my article, but I think you mischaracterize it as criticizing Judge Gorsuch and suggesting that he is part of a Bannon effort to deconstruct the administrative state. In the article I took no position on Auer deference or Gorsuch himself, who like me clerked for the late Supreme Court Justice Byron White. Instead I simply stated: "The separation of powers concerns articulated by opponents of Auer are really attacks on the larger administrative state, AUER'S DEFENDERS STATE." (emphasis added). Mr. Schraff's blog post failed to include those last three words. Perhaps I should have said "SOME Auer defenders state," but I certainly did not seek to tar Judge Gorsuch with Steve Bannon.
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It's human nature to get emotional about your money when you are in the middle of a Stock market collapse – and see your holding values shrinking in large measure each day. But one way to counter fear is with faith — in this case, faith that things will eventually calm down and that when they do, you'll be well positioned to succeed.
We present below some "commandments" to follow in the midst of Stock market volatility to maintain your sanity and preserve your portfolio for the long run. Instead of panicking at the worst possible time and then looking back 10 years from now and asking "What If I had….", following these commandments may help!
Commandment 1 : Thou Shalt Not Panic!
Some investors panic and sell all or most of their holdings at the first sign of trouble – despite knowing that the medium to long term trajectory of our stock markets is good. This simply makes no sense! When did Buy High – Sell Low Make sense!
We expect stock markets to correct and to underperform at times- that is the nature of stock markets and so very important for valuations to remain reasonable and new preferences to emerge- so the ideal thing is to sit tight and stick to your plan.
Zoom Out at such times and put things in Perspective. And yes, always maintain some cash holdings for such times.
Remember – Volatility is normal, and happens regularly as individual and institutional investors adjust their expectations of the stock market and their investing habits. This year is no different. And next year wont be either.
The next question– do you have a plan? Is your portfolio clearly demarcated between long term holdings, tactical trading and "play money"?
For the long term holdings, we must be able to accept the downturns along with the upswings and use these as opportunities to buy some more. Carefully scan stories where earnings growth and ROE have not been impacted strategically, and there are seasonal or cyclical slowdowns leading to lower valuations – which is a huge opportunity. Stories which have seen collapses (falling knives!) – carefully go through what the embedded business is at its lowest historical valuations for instance and whether the company's governance is good – and similarly, look at buying.
Market timing is impossible as you need to be right twice —when getting out as well as getting back in. And if you think you will time it again, its highly possible you would have missed some of the easiest returns by the time you enter.
For shorter term holdings, just keep your stop losses intact. Every rupee of loss not booked today gives you an extra rupee to buy something more convincing!
Analysts and investors alike, to different degrees maybe, have the tendency to move in droves – and exaggerate recent behavior into the near future. You need to be careful to invest money consciously – a) How much of your portfolio is earnings backed, b) trading at reasonable valuations and risk of valuations compression is within acceptable ranges and c) how much of it is in "hope" territory.
Remember – returns are neither uniform nor constant. There will be swings, both positive and negative, around average returns. And therefore, a large part of your portfolio has to be on the earnings premise and not hope – and to the extent it is on hope, keep a predefined tolerance threshold so you don't panic when the worst hits. Keep leverage under control for this part and ensure you have cash flows to back up margin demands – don't become complacent.
One of Warren Buffett's most famous quotes advises investors to "be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful." Big market drops are the best time to follow the Oracle of Omaha's advice by looking at stocks that have suddenly gotten a lot cheaper to buy.
Commandment 3 :Thou shall not covet one asset alone!
Asset classes do not all move in the same direction at the same time — and that is what careful planning is all about. There will always be asset classes negatively correlated – as one weakens, the other one starts performing. Example, when the Nifty went northwards so did bond yields but midcaps underperformed. When Nifty fell recently, on earnings fears, so did the bond yields – you may have put some bit of your portfolio into high duration bond funds which would have yielded excellent returns cushioning some of the impact of the midcaps continuing to fall.
If a portfolio is constructed properly, it will include asset classes that have low correlation with other classes. This means that at any point in time, some assets or funds will be up while others will be down. This is done on purpose to reduce the long-term volatility of the portfolio. In fact, if you don't have at least one fund or asset class in your portfolio that is down at any one time, you are probably not properly diversified!
Short-term performance is not meaningful when you're investing for the long run. Emergency reserves and money that will be needed within five years should not be invested in your longer-term investment portfolio. This helps ensure that you can stay invested for a full market cycle (typically four to five years) and avoid the risk of forced liquidation (at possibly depressed prices) to cover expenses.
A prudent financial plan anticipates these corrections and is tested to ensure that spending goals over your lifetime will be met despite variable market corrections. It provides you with peace of mind.
One week is a blip on the radar compared to the 20-to-30 year horizons we discuss in relation to investment plans.
During a market downturn or a time of increased volatility, it is important to focus on the things you can control. Example, have you recently called your advisor asking for recommendations on capital guaranteed funds OR debt funds? Have you studied if your portfolio can withstand the USD INR correcting to Rs 80 or to Rs 60- meaning is your portfolio balanced?
After large corrections, it is often helpful to rebalance the portfolio, as this allows us to buy some assets "on sale" and sell others that are overvalued. Taxes are irrelevant – what matters most is your buying into what you missed out earlier.
The 6th Commandment! Thou shalt not watch news channels!
Keeping up with the beat makes us feel informed. There is certainly no lack of information or opinion thrust in front of us everyday, leaving the average person the task of sorting through the stacks of fluff and fact. It is customary for the media to hype market downturns and for the press to present large scary headlines – that's why you remained tuned in and they cash in.
Remember: Stocks like Cricket stars or Nobel laureates aren't made overnight –portfolio winners will require hours of grueling pain over years! There will be scandals and notoriety driving headlines but if the star handles all this well, he will soon be a household name! Give him or her time! Just like your stocks.
Remember – A loss is realized only if you sell your investments and lock in that loss permanently. Markets will recover over the long run. Try not to look at your balances too often, and try to tune out the media to stay level-headed.
Maintain your composure by focussing on things that are positive in your life: family, health, relationships, dreams and achievements — things that all the money in the world can't buy!.
As Mr Spock always meant: Stay calm and prosper!


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Nathan Schrimsher (born May 22, 1992) is an American modern pentathlete.  He competed in the inaugural Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in August 2010 where he placed 13th in the individual event and 16th in the mixed relay. He was teamed with Cuban Leydi Laura Moya Lopez in the mixed relay. It is believed this was the first time that an American and a Cuban teamed up together in an Olympic style event in decades.

He won the bronze at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto, thereby earning a spot on the U.S. Olympic team for the 2016 games in Rio. He was thus the first athlete from Team USA to earn an Olympic berth.

Personal life
Schrimsher was homeschooled in high school and currently lives and trains with his brother, Lucas. He skis in his spare time. Schrimsher is outspoken of his Christian faith.

Military service

Schrimsher enlisted in the United States Army in January 2013 as an active duty motor transport operator (88M). He currently holds the rank of sergeant and is a part of the World Class Athlete program, an army initiative which allows soldiers to compete and train in their respective sports with the goal of competing in the Olympics. He is currently stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado.

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What best can you imagine on your holiday? Heavenly relaxation, scenic landscape, mesmeric weather, luxurious hotels and resorts, beaches, shopping and more. You'll always find more to Australia than you expect. Discover this beautiful country – and you'll agree that there's nothing like Australia. Its major cities – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide have a bravura appearance on the globe. Here we've come up with the list of the top 15 Things to Do in Australia. Find amazing recreational opportunities, places to visit and more.
Every time you visit Australia, you'll be caught by its spectacular beauty. From world-class Sydney Opera House to the Great Barrier Reef, this county allows visitors to relish their holidays of dreams. Along with the world's most beautiful coasts, there are so many things to explore. Multicultural cities, vast interior desert, iconic islands and ultimate adventure spots allure visitors. Whenever you got inspirations for a beguiling getaway. Pack your bag for an unforgettable journey and enjoy staggering contrasts of Australia.
Explore the beautiful collection of continental islands named as Whitsunday Islands in Australia. Located near the coast of Central Queensland, the island is characterized by the blessings of nature. White sand beaches, dense rainforest, and hiking trails will make your holiday in Australia more thrilling. It nurtures and exhibits expanse of marine life with coral teeming. Made of 74 tropical islands, this archipelago holds clear waters from the Great Barrier Reef. Come and swim with multi-coloured fish and sea turtles. Sail into world's most beautiful waters. Have a sunbath on white sand beaches of tropical Whitsunday Islands.
A rugged region located in the west of Sydney. The Blue Mountains offer stunning natural attractions and dramatic mountain views. Drive 90 minutes west from Sydney and witness the mesmeric lookout point from an iconic trio of rocks 'Three Sisters'. Visit the Scenic World and enjoy dramatic mountain views while riding a glass cable car. You can relish tremendous excursion at Echo Point Plaza and walking paths to waterfalls, cliffs among others.
Australia's largest city – Sydney welcomes visitors across the globe for attending performances of world-famous artists at iconic Opera House. Serving mesmeric waterside life, versatile city life and ardent nightlife. Take selfies at Sydney Harbour Bridge. Witness captivating sceneries around this massive steel arched bridge. Travellers can adore numerous celebration space and leisure complexes. At last, surf in crystal clear waters at long stretched white sand Bondi Beach and taste delicious cuisine at Hall Street cafes.
Having long sandy beaches and surfing spots – Gold Coast is simply surfer's paradise in Australia. Located on Australia's east coast near South Brisbane, it serves abundant space for a perfect holiday. including canals, waterways, beaches for water activities to its guests. Visit capacious amusement parks based on the aquatic theme, animal parks, family picnic space, wildlife centre and others. Sea World, Warner Bros. Movie World, Dreamworld, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, and Sky-Point Observation Deck are some major tourist attractions.
Home to instinctive nature and wildlife, Kangaroo Island resides rare species of diverse birds and animals. Visitors can enjoy camping, hiking and family picnic spaces. Get guided tours to protected sea lion area and limestone caves. It's your call that you love taking a ride on a cruise or playing with Kangaroos. Flinders Chase National Park, Seal Bay Conservation Park, Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch and Kelly Hill Caves are must visit places at Kangaroo Island.
Australia's prominent wine-producing arena. Barossa Valley includes high-profile wineries offering some finest quality wine of the nation. Do taste 'Shiraz Grapes', it's the local speciality. Explore motoring history of Australia in National Motor Museum. Take toy factory tours at Big Rocking Horse showcasing a giant wooden horse. Visit stone cottages and Lutheran churches that reminds German settlers of 19th-century. Some major notable places nearby Barossa Valley are Seppeltsfield, Hentley Farm, Peter Lehmann Wines and others.
Do you want to know why Melbourne is called a green city? Almost one-third of the city occupied with greeneries including botanic parks, gardens and open spaces. Take easy flight tickets to Melbourne and witness the green heaven on the earth. Relish its cultural values that keep the city a popular stop for foreigners. Shop at historic Queen Victoria Market and taste fine wine at Yarra Valley. Royal Botanic Gardens of Victoria and Melbourne Gardens are places not to be missed. Explore a mix of exotic and native plants walking across Riverside. Experience distinct European feel at the central public space of Federation Square.
Have you ever witnessed luxury at par? Experience it on white sand shoreline Cable Beach. Stunning turquoise water, waterfront upscale resorts, golf course, casino and several other options add superfluity in your holidays. Nearby to do highlights include Broome Crocodile Park and Historical Museum. Spend some time at Japanese Cemetery and Gantheaume Point. Do have Sundowner Camel Tours and shopping at Gantheaume Point Road.
If you love hiking and climbing, Visit Cradle Mountain and get through mesmeric natural views of lakes, valleys and parks. Go close to nature at mountainous coastal Freycinet National Park. You can explore Mount Wellington for scenic rugged views at elevated peak and subterranean art museum – Mona. Your trip to Tasmania will not be completed without stopping at scenic Bay of Fires, its orange rocks and soothing beach.
Situated at the East Coast of Tasmania, Maria Island is full of recreational opportunities. The major highlights of the island include Painted Cliffs, Bishop and Clerk, Fossil Cliffs Circuit and Haunted Bay. Offering scenic cruise ride, this island has amazing natural cliffs and rocks. You can rent a bike or guided tour to spot some wombats and bush kangaroos. Free camping and other recreation opportunities are available at Bay of Fires.
Entrance to the Great Barrier Reef of Australia – Cairns has indigenous music and dance that allure visitors to this beautiful city. Calmness of beaches, mountainous rainforest, deep valleys and wildlife cater to extreme joy. It's magical surroundings take Cairns among one of the finest tourist destinations. Its romantic atmosphere and snoozing waters from mesmerising seashores are enough to heal your body and soul. You can enjoy bungee jumping, rafting, fishing and other water activities. Explore seaside restaurants, resorts and spas. Along with world-famous markets and old shophouses, the city offers luxury bars and vibrant nightlife. Get your flights to Cairns and relish your dreamy holiday in Australia.
Nestled with coastal rivers, plains and marshes, Kakadu is a biodiverse national park shower its charm in monsoon. Nearby Jim-Jim Falls welcome guests to a scenic waterfall, camping, and hiking. Yellow Water Park exhibits saltwater crocodile. Explore Twin Falls famed for green park and hiking. Some major places to visit near Kakadu National Park are Bowali Visitor Centre, Warradjan Cultural Centre and others.
Watch and play with Panda and other familiar animals. Adelaide Zoo is a botanic garden nurturing and exhibiting rare species of animals. Explore rich culture, delicious flavours and amazing events in Adelaide. Comprising some bustling tourist destinations, the city caters to Australia's natural heritage. world-class shopping complexes, scenic vistas and various recreational opportunities. Some major highlights of the city are Central Market, Cleland Conservation Park, and South Australian Museum.
How does it feel when you enjoy the combo of adventure and relaxation? Come to Bruny Island and visit Cloudy Bay – it's a paradise offering an ultimate combo of adventure and serenity. You can enjoy surfing, camping, and other water sports or else have sunbath while relaxing on the white sand beach. Major tourist attractions nearby are Cape Bruny Lighthouse Tours including sweeping vistas. This place has always a lot more to serve you with scenic outpost and amazing landscape. Enjoy sweeping water views at the Neck Lookout and explore South Bruny National Park.
Perth – Western Australia's capital is literally amazing. The city showers a great concoction of historical and contemporary places to visit. At one hand, Kings Park beautifully exhibits memorials in an expansive public parkland. Other hands Fremantle Prison reveals historic prison life in a former jail. Perth enjoys adorable weather in July-September. It welcomes thousands of tourists during this period. Catch flight to Perth and enjoy your dreamy trip. Reaching Perth, you can walk through mesmeric botanic gardens and iconic attractions. Witness rare species of plants and animals at wildlife reserves. Some other must-visit places in the city are Swan Valley – famed for breweries, wineries, and gourmets. You can witness dramatic views at the Bell Tower and slide bit closer to wildlife at historic Perth Zoo.
Australia's mystical beauty and its additional creations leave you completely spellbound. You'll definitely collect beautiful images while spending a holiday at picturesque surroundings. Feel free to share your ideas and feedback. You can suggest us other beautiful places you want us to write on.


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Forget bingo, knitting and baking cookies. There's a grandma sweeping the world off its feet and she's coming for Tiger Woods' and Jack Nicklaus' legacies.
Just when you think the sport of golf couldn't get any crazier than Bill Murray slamming tequila shots on the fairway or flashers distracting the pros at the Waste Management Open, an 86-year-old grandma sinks a putt longer in feet than she has lived years at a college basketball game.
Meet Mary Ann Wakefield.
Wakefield took to the court for a putt-for-a-car challenge at The Pavilion at Ole Miss Saturday night at the Alabama-Ole Miss men's basketball game. All she had to do was sink a putt the full length of the floor, a measly 94 feet from where she, her putter and the ball stood in Oxford, Mississippi.
"I just lined up my putter, closed my eyes and said 'Lord, it's up to you,' and I hit it," Wakefield told AL.com.
Boy, did she ever.
As the balled rolled past the half-court line shortly after halftime, the announcer took notice of its path.
"I'll tell you what, that's look good," he said of the full-court putt. "That's looking really good."
The ball disappeared into the promotional sign, and just like that Mary Ann Wakefield became the proud owner of a $25,000 new Nissan Altima from Cannon Motors. Even Tony the Landshark, the Rebels mascot, could barely contain his excitement.
Grandma Sinks 94-Foot Putt to Win New Car
94 Feet? No problem.
Mary Ann walked into The Pavilion tonight for @OleMissMBB. She walks out with a NEW CAR thanks to our friends at @CannonMotors! pic.twitter.com/iZqgA5g73a
— Ole Miss Athletics (@OleMissSports) February 23, 2020
RELATED: Notre Dame Mascot Sinks Full-Court Putt to Win Golf Tickets
The 86-year-old grandmother and Ole Miss fan said she was the only fan to sign up for the promotion, a wonder considering the amount of University of Mississippi students in attendance at the Ole Miss basketball game.
Grandma's Played Golf Before
She also told AL.com she'd picked up a club or two in her past. She began playing the game after retiring from a career in TV 30 years ago. Still, she wasn't sure how she sunk the biggest putt of her life.
"But my long game was better than my short game," she said. "I could drive a long ball, but my short game always killed me."
Wakefield set the Internet on fire. The tweet from Ole Miss Athletics (@OleMissSports) racked up thousands of retweets and tens of thousands of likes.
That moment when you realize you've won a new car pic.twitter.com/HYGIvo6hmY
— Ole Miss Men's Basketball (@OleMissMBB) February 23, 2020
Wakefield, an old woman by social media's standards but hardly elderly by golf's standards, didn't understand that lingo.
"My daughter says it has more than a million Twitters," she told AL.com. "I'm about ready to lie down and take a nap," she laughs. "I'm still shaking."
Call her Nappy Gilmore, Tiger (Baked) Goods or simply Mary Ann Wakefield. The Rebels may have lost by 25 at home to the Crimson Tide, but this grandma rode off in a slick new ride.
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About the author: Patrick Pinak, Staff Writer
Patrick has spent parts of the last four years covering University of Florida athletics and spent two seasons with Major League Baseball. He's a baseball junkie who spends his days defending Derek Jeter and the Miami Marlins. A recent Gator grad, Patrick currently resides in Gainesville, Florida.
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IGCT Episode #217: Jim Krumpos - "Can You Coach"
Jim Krumpos is in his third stint with the strength and conditioning staff at Arizona and currently serves as the Assistant Athletic Director for Performance Enhancement/Director of Olympic Sports. He works with the Wildcats baseball, volleyball, soccer and diving programs. In his role, Krumpos designs and implements year-round workouts, focusing on strength, speed, agility, explosiveness, balance and conditioning. He produces sport-specific programs that include technique instruction, testing and evaluating, in addition to reconditioning injured student-athletes in conjunction with the sports medicine staff.
Krumpos rejoined the Arizona staff in February of 2013 after a two-year stint at Miami. Since back in Tucson, the programs he oversees have experienced unprecedented success. The baseball program advanced to the finals of the College World Series in 2016 and won 49 games, the second-most in school history. The Wildcats played 73 games and relied on Krumpos to keep the student-athletes physically prepared for the heavy schedule of games.
"Something that is very important to me is that we have a big, strong, physical Pac-12 looking type team," head baseball coach Jay Johnson said. "(Krumpos) has done a great job with our team and does a great job exposing the beautiful facility we have. The strength and conditioning component to our program and is a great resource for us. Other schools might have the same facilities, but nobody has better in terms of that energy and that's a key part of what we do."
Krumpos has worked with a total of 14 Major League players, including current big leaguers Rob Refsnyder, Joey Rickard, Steve Selsky, Jett Bandy and Nick Hundley. He's worked with three first-round draft picks in Trevor Crowe, Brian Anderson and Kevin Newman.
The volleyball program has also flourished with Krumpos back in the fold. The Wildcats have posted three 20-win seasons in their last four campaigns and have produced three All-Americans the past three years, all of which came under Krumpos' supervision. In 2016, volleyball advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2005.
The soccer program advanced to the Sweet 16 in 2015, marking its first trip since 2005. The Wildcats also hosted an NCAA Tournament game for the first time in program history. The 2015 team won 14 games, the second-most in school history and won six conference games, tied for the most in school history. Gabi Stoian earned first-team All-Pac-12 honors and Sheaffer Skadsen earned Pac-12 Scholar Athlete of the Year honors.
Krumpos also saw Rafael Quintero, one of Arizona's prized divers, represent Puerto Rico in the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil.
Before going to Miami, Krumpos served as Arizona's Associate Director of Performance Enhancement from 2008-11. He was the head strength and conditioning coach for the men's basketball, baseball, men's and women's golf, women's volleyball and women's soccer teams. During his time with Lute Olson and the men's basketball program, Krumpos worked with a pair of lottery picks in Jerryd Bayless and Jordan Hill, along with current NBA player Chase Budinger.
Krumpos initially worked with the Wildcats as an intern and assistant strength and conditioning coach from 1999-2003. He was responsible for the nationally-ranked baseball program, as well as the cross country teams. Additionally, he assisted with the strength and conditioning efforts for Arizona's football, women's basketball, women's soccer and swimming and diving programs.
During his two seasons at the University of Miami, Krumpos worked with the men's basketball and women's soccer programs. During his time in Coral Gables, the men's basketball team advanced to the Sweet 16 in 2012-13, its second in program history, and the second round of the 2011-12 NIT. The Hurricanes also claimed their first-ever ACC regular season and conference tournament championship during the 2012-13 season. On the pitch, the Hurricanes advanced to the NCAA Tournament both seasons with an appearance in the second round during the 2011 campaign. Krumpos worked with star Hurricanes guard Shane Larkin, who was a first-round pick of the Atlanta Hawks in 2013.
Krumpos also served as the Director of Strength and Conditioning at Cal State Fullerton in 2007-08 where he designed and implemented the year-round strength and conditioning programs for all 13 intercollegiate sports. He also spent four years as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at UNC Charlotte from 2003-07, working with the women's basketball, baseball, men's and women's soccer, volleyball and men's and women's tennis teams.
A 2003 graduate of Arizona, Krumpos has a bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies with an emphasis in physiology, physical education and psychology. He added a master's degree in liberal studies from UNC Charlotte in 2006.
His current certifications include P.I.C.P. strength and conditioning specialist level two, N.S.C.A. certified strength and conditioning specialist, USAW club coach, N.A.S.M performance enhancement specialist, N.A.S.M corrective exercise specialist, N.A.S.E specialist in speed and explosion, a level three fascial stretch specialist, fascial distortion therapist and is SCCC certified. Krumpos and his wife, Kristin, have a son, Carson, and a daughter, Abigail.
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Julio Pineda Romero (Camas, Sevilla, España, 17 de julio de 1972) es un exfutbolista español. Jugaba de delantero y su último equipo fue el Lucena CF. Actualmente es segundo entrenador del Xerez CD de la Tercera División de España.

Trayectoria
Julio Pineda comienza dándose a conocer en el Isla Cristina de Tercera División en la temporada 1994/95, consiguiendo disputar la promoción de ascenso. Esta buena temporada provoca que el Recreativo de Huelva se fije en él y lo fiche para las próximas dos campañas, estando a punto de obtener un ascenso a Segunda División en su segundo año.

Sin embargo, tras la decepción de no obtener el salto de categoría, el camero recala en el por aquel entonces Almería CF para la temporada 1997/98. Su paso por el club almeriense es fugaz, y el siguiente año ficha por el Écija Balompié, donde a pesar de tener que pelear por la permanencia en Segunda B, anota 18 goles y se queda a 1 de igualar al pichichi.

Su buena campaña a título individual hace que fiche por el Xerez en la temporada 1999/00. En el club azulino juega dos años en Segunda B, clasificándose para la fase de ascenso a Segunda División los dos años, pero subiendo en el segundo. Con el Xerez CD debuta en Segunda División en la temporada 2001/02 de la mano de Bernd Schuster, llegando a rozar el ascenso a Primera en las dos temporadas en las que el alemán dirige al conjunto jerezano. Tras cuatro años en el Xerez, Pineda se marcha al CD Numancia donde permanece un total tres temporadas.

En su primer año allí es el máximo goleador del equipo, y logra el ascenso a Primera División en la temporada 2003/04. Julio debuta en Primera con 32 años, en la primera jornada de la temporada 2004/05, ante el Real Betis en Los Pajaritos. Sin embargo ese mismo año el Numancia no consigue la permanencia y desciende de categoría.

En su última temporada en el equipo soriano tiene un rendimiento irregular y alterna titularidades con suplencias, por lo que para la campaña 2006/07 ficha por el Córdoba CF. Allí disputa la promoción de ascenso a Segunda División y sube a Segunda, obteniendo también la permanencia al año siguiente.

Con 36 años, Julio Pineda ficha por el Lucena CF para la temporada 2008/09, donde acaba colgado las botas.

Retiro
Tras dejar los terrenos de juego comienza a trabajar como entrenador de fútbol base en la cantera del Xerez CD. En la temporada 2012/13 se pone al frente del infantil "B" de Primera Adaluza, el cual acaba como primer clasificado, pero debido a la inestabilidad existente en el club se marcha al final de la temporada.

En la 2013/14, "El Pirata" Juan Pedro se hace con la dirección deportiva del Xerez, y convence a Pineda para que dirija al cadete "A". Con este equipo Julio consigue el ascenso a la máxima categoría de cadetes.

Tras esto, Pineda y Juan Pedro, que ya coincidieron como futbolistas en el Xerez CD y en el CD Numancia, se convierten en inseparables en el banquillo, pasando el camero a ser el segundo de "El Pirata". Juntos firman por el Atlético Sanluqueño para entrenar al juvenil, donde están dos años y consiguen un ascenso a División de Honor.

Ya en la 2017/18 se marchan al Jerez Industrial, y posteriormente al Xerez, donde Pineda incluso tiene que dirigir algunos partidos debido a una sanción que acarreaba Juan Pedro.

Estadísticas
 Actualizado a fin de carrera deportiva.

Fuente: BDFutbol

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Futbolistas del Real Club Recreativo de Huelva en los años 1990
Futbolistas de la Unión Deportiva Almería
Futbolistas del Xerez Club Deportivo
Futbolistas del Club Deportivo Numancia
Futbolistas del Córdoba Club de Fútbol en los años 2000
Futbolistas del Lucena Club de Fútbol
Futbolistas de la provincia de Sevilla
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Q: Trying to get nfc to work with BCM5880 I am trying to use my Dell Latitude E6420 nfc reader to read a Mifare classic 1k in a virtualized Ubuntu 16.04. The nfc reader that I have is a build-in BCM5880.
lsusb output
Bus 002 Device 003: ID 0a5c:5801 Broadcom Corp. BCM5880 Secure Applications Processor with fingerprint swipe sensor

However nfc-list reports no NFC device found and on a side note, fpriontd-enroll also reports that no devices can be found.
How can I get it to work. The reader does work in Windows.

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Q: Setting Background of a Div in a Repeater? First post here. I am trying to set the background image of a DIV within a asp:repeater. The image will need to change with each repeating DIV item and therefore I need to return the image URL from the database.
I can set it every time to the same image by hard coding the URL into the DIV like below:
    <asp:Repeater ID="repList" runat="server" OnItemDataBound="repList_ItemDataBound">
                <ItemTemplate>

  <asp:Image ID="imgImage1" runat="server" />

however, what I am trying to do in the code behind is set the background to each bGContainer to the image I have within the dataset.
Here is my code behind that sets the value to an ASP:image that appears within the inner DIV:
 protected void repList_ItemDataBound(object sender, RepeaterItemEventArgs e)
        {
            if (e.Item.DataItem != null)
            {
                OnlineList currentOnlineList = (OnlineList)e.Item.DataItem;

                imgImage1.ImageUrl = currentOnlineList.imageUrl;
            }
        }

So what I am trying to do is somehow call the bgContainer DIV and set the backgroundimage to a value in a value I return in my list.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!

A: you cant access imgImage1 directly. you have to find the control like this.
  System.Web.UI.WebControls.Image img=(System.Web.UI.WebControls.Image)e.Item.FindControl("imgImage1");
    img.ImageUrl= currentOnlineList.imageUrl;


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Mag. 2.1 earthquake - 38 km northeast of Milford Sound, Southland District, New Zealand, on Saturday, 8 June 2019 at 18:38 (GMT)
Quake Data | Interactive map | User Reports | Earlier quakes in same area | Quakes in New Zealand | Southland | Otago | Wellington
8 Jun 18:40 UTC: First to report: GEONET (NZ) after 2 minutes.
Jun 8 18:41: Magnitude recalculated from 2.4 to 2.5.
Date & time: 8 Jun 2019 18:38:32 UTC
Epicenter latitude / longitude: 44.38737°S / 168.1817°E (Southland District, Southland, New Zealand)
38 km (23 mi) NNE of Milford Sound (pop: 435) --> See nearby quakes!
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Primary data source: GEONET (NZ) (Earthquake Commission and Geological Survey, New Zealand)
Estimated released energy: 8.9 x 107 joules (24.8 kilowatt hours) More info
M 2.1 5 km New Zealand GEONET (NZ)
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At magnitude 2.1, this quake was probably too small to be felt by humans, but it could be recorded instrumentally.


I know this question has been asked before but I've not seen a solution. I'd be willing to pay for someone to develop macros out of the product. I need this for a highly secure environment.
What OS? You can use GPO settings to enforce this in Windows environment. See post-deployment configuration on our wiki for this and other ways to configure.


Founded in 2015, Methodology is a top rated, premium healthy meal delivery and wellness company. We offer chef-designed "clean, custom, comfort food" through our weekly meal subscription service and cater to some of the hottest start-ups in the Bay Area. We're on a mission to change the way the world eats, for the better!
We're currently seeking a Purchasing Manager is to continuously improve the quality of the products we source while finding ways to bring down expenses. This is a central role in a bustling start up environment where things are constantly changing quickly. You'll have the opportunity to work with members across all departments (Corporate, Culinary, Delivery, and Operations). This role is perfect if you love to building relationships with partners and analyzing numbers.
If you're looking for a challenge and the chance to work with innovative folks working towards a central mission, we'd love to meet you. Looking to hire as soon as we find the right candidate.
You'll report to the VP Culinary.
This position located in our headquarters in Concord, CA.
Set up granular tracking for food spend for R&D, meals, breakfasts, snacks, etc.
Set up granular tracking for equipment and packaging spend for food packaging (eg jars, meal containers, sauce containers), shipping packaging (eg cardboard boxes, ice), etc.


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    <description>
        A sample Apache Cordova application that responds to the deviceready event.
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        Apache Cordova Team
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  CArc(): MTimeDefined(false) {}

  HRESULT GetItemPath(UInt32 index, UString &result) const;
  HRESULT GetItemMTime(UInt32 index, FILETIME &ft, bool &defined) const;
  HRESULT IsItemAnti(UInt32 index, bool &result) const
    { return GetArchiveItemBoolProp(Archive, index, kpidIsAnti, result); }

  HRESULT OpenStream(
    CCodecs *codecs,
    int formatIndex,
    IInStream *stream,
    ISequentialInStream *seqStream,
    IArchiveOpenCallback *callback);

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    IArchiveOpenCallback *callback);
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Oslo: Norad (Evaluation Department Report no. 5) 28 p.
The aim of this report is to describe how the decisions to use results-based payments in Norwegian development cooperation were made and the considerations that formed the basis for these decisions. The report describes the political context and background for the decisions to use results-based payments in the health sector and in the climate and forestry and clean energy initiatives. It discusses the extent to which evidence was used to inform decisions and asks whether the advantages and disadvantages of results-based payments were compared to traditional funding modalities.
Finally, it provides an overview of the theoretical basis for results-based payments as it has evolved and been applied in relation to the Norwegian initiatives.


MGA Strategic Direction and Environmental Assessment (SD&EA) Committee Meeting was held with Japan Council in Japan Society for the Promotion of Machine Industry on May 11th, 2012.
Attendees were following: Okyay Kanyak (Vice Chair MGA Strategic Management and Analysis), Parviz Famouri (IEEE Region 2 Director), Donna Hudson (Past Chair - IEEE Technical Activities), John Reinert (Past Vice Chair MGA Strategic Management and Analysis) and 11 other members from IEEE Headquarters, and Hideki Imai (Chair), Hirohisa Gambe (Vice Chair), Yoshihiro Ariomoto (Secretary) and 7 other members from Tokyo Section / Japan Council. They discussed how to increase the number of the IEEE members in Japan, and how to make current members feel more satisfactory in IEEE membership.
The 2012 Seventh Lecture of IEEE Tokyo Section was held in Japan Society for the Promotion of Machine Industry Hall with 16 participants on Monday, May 28th, at 2:00 p.m.
First lecturer Dr. Eiichi Ohno, IEEE Japan Council History Committee Chair, gave a talk entitled "Report on the IEEE Technical Tour Japan", which overviewed the IEEE Milestones and reported the Technical Tour held in May 20th-28th. Second lecturer Mr. Roland J. Saam, IEEE IEEE UK & RI Life Member Affinity Group Chair and IEEE Region 8 Newsletter Editor, gave a talk entitled "IEEE Technical Tour and Historical Activities in Region 8", which introduced the editing policy of the Newsletter of Regin 8 and its History activities involving other societies.


Today is my birthday. Awesome.
If you join the Cold Stone Creamery Birthday Club, you can swing by for free ice cream. Not to be outdone, Baskin Robbins also gives away free scoops to anyone who joins its Birthday Club. Quizno's will give you a free cookie on your birthday if you sign up for their QClub.
And what's a birthday without a bit of liquor? At Cheap Shots in the East Village, you can drink for free all night long on your special day.
Here is a list of some bars where you can drink for free if you bring along some of your pals.


An Arab goes to a Jew to buy black bras size 38.
The Jew, known for his skills as businessman, says that black bras are rare and that he is finding it very difficult to buy them from his suppliers. Therefore he has to charge $50.00 for them.
The Arab buys 25 pairs.
The Arab returns a month later and buys the Jew's remaining stock of 50, and this time for $75.00 each.
The Jew is somewhat puzzled by the large demand for black bras and asks the Arab, please tell me what he does with all these Black bras.
The Arab answers: 'I cut them in half and sell the halves as skull caps to the Jews for $100.00 each.


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June 18, 2008 / 12:14 AM / 11 years ago
Hit by fuel price, which way will motorists turn?
Gerard Wynn
LONDON (Reuters) - With oil prices near $140 a barrel, motorists are starting to look seriously at both alternative fuels and electric vehicles as a way to be able to keep driving their cars.
The prototype Tesla Roadster is displayed at a media event touting green transportation in Hollywood, California in this February 21, 2007 file photo. With oil prices near $140 a barrel, motorists are starting to look seriously at both alternative fuels and electric vehicles as a way to be able to keep driving their cars. REUTERS/Gus Ruelas/Files
But experts say it will take five to 10 years for these alternatives to take root, given the capacity challenge for an auto industry that is adding 65 million new cars a year to a fleet of 1 billion.
In the meantime, car and parts makers, oil companies and even electricity generators are left guessing which way motorists will turn and what technology will win.
"We don't know at the moment whether it's battery-based electricity technology or sustainable biofuels that will be successful," said James Smith, chairman of Shell UK Ltd, speaking at a climate change seminar hosted by Reuters.
"The strategic issues confronting us are very significant."
A range of options will emerge as motorists pick between "plug-in" electric cars, longer-range gasoline-electric "hybrids," or simply downsized, more efficient gasoline and diesel models, and as governments, worried by global warming and energy security, give more or less support for biofuels.
Hybrid vehicles, which have both a conventional internal combustion engine and electric motor and battery, are already popular. Toyota Motor Corp has sold 1.5 million Prius hybrids since 1997 and it wants hybrids to reach one tenth of its total sales by 2011.
In a hybrid, the electric battery and motor aid stop-start city driving, while the gasoline engine allows longer trips, together cutting energy use and carbon emissions.
Hybrids accounted for 3 percent of U.S. car sales in 2007. Makers absorb most of the extra $5,000 engine cost, leaving the street price only $1000 to $2000 higher.
Hybrids could be "broadly present" in the auto industry in five years, said Vlatko Vlatkovic, head of electrification research at GE, which has much to gain from widespread electrification of road transport.
Paul Nieuwenhuis, automotive researcher at Cardiff University in Wales, said that hybrids like the Prius are soon likely to be overtaken by plug-in hybrids, which will have the extra option to charge from the grid.
General Motors Corp wants its plug-in hybrid, the Chevy Volt, to reach showrooms in 2010. European brands including Mercedes, Volkswagen and BMW and Japan's Honda plan rivals.
Pure plug-in electric cars, meanwhile, have no combustion engine at all and have struggled to shake off a quirky image — with tiny sales of fabulous cars at prohibitive prices or else economy-sized "golf carts," both with limited range.
Tesla Motors of San Carlos, California, advertises a Roadster with a top speed of 125 miles per hour (200 kmh) and a range of 220 miles. But Linda Nicholes, president of electric car pressure group "Plug in America," is still awaiting delivery two years after ordering hers at a price of
"We've been waiting eagerly ever since. I've been told September (2008)," said Nicholes, who is nonetheless still excited. "It's sleek, snazzy. All will be forgiven."
For those who can't wait, Monaco's privately held Venturi is marketing a 297,000 euros ($460,900) electric car with a top speed of 160 kilometres per hour (100 mph), called 'Fetish'.
"It's the pleasure to drive which will make it someone's favorite object," a spokeswoman said, explaining the name and adding it had sold five models on an expected 25-unit run.
Meanwhile, specialist car producer Think, based in Oslo, plans a run of 8,000 full electric cars in 2009 at 20,000 euros ($30,860) each.
And a Renault-Nissan alliance plans to start deploying full electric cars from 2010.
Electric car developments hinge on batteries which are light but pack enough power to travel more than 100 miles (160 km). Aggressive conversion of the global fleet to electric alternatives may take 30 years, said Charles Gassenheimer, chairman of lithium-ion battery supplier Ener1, based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Alternatively, you can keep your car but switch the fuel, up to a point. Sugar-based biofuels are making serious headway against gasoline in Brazil, where nearly 90 percent of new cars have flex-fuel engines, which burn any combination of the two.
In the United States, tax breaks help biofuels made from corn supply about 2 percent of the domestic fuel mix.
But biofuels made from crops such as corn aren't the near-term replacement for gasoline, either. A finite supply of farm land has pitted them against food, inflating grain prices.
A tank of standard, U.S. corn biofuel blend, called E10, contains enough calories to sustain an adult man for 11 days. That underlines the problem of using food to make car fuel while 850 million people in the world are hungry.
Fuel pump nozels are seen at a Shell petrol station in south London, January 31, 2008. REUTERS/Toby Melville
Limited scope for global crop yields improvements will limit such "first generation" biofuels. Further off, sustainable biofuels which come from algae or woodchips and don't compete with food, may reach 10 percent of U.S. road fuel by 2022.
While some experts say that cars fueled by hydrogen fuel cells, which rely on the conversion of hydrogen and oxygen into water and which don't have harmful emissions, are promising, the technology is still in its infancy.
Honda Motor Co, began production on June 16 of a new fuel-cell car, the FCX Clarity, but has plans to sell only 200 in the United States and Japan in the next three years. The biggest hurdles for proliferation of hydrogen cell vehicles are a lack of fuelling stations and the high cost of development.
Reporting by Gerard Wynn; Additional reporting by Ran Kim in Tokyo; Editing by Eddie Evans


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Gerhard Anzengruber (* 26. Juni 1958 in Hallein) ist ein österreichischer Politiker (ÖVP). Er war von 2013 bis 2018 Bürgermeister der Bezirkshauptstadt Hallein im Land Salzburg.

Leben

Gerhard Anzengruber absolvierte eine Ausbildung zum Kfz-Techniker, danach eine Ausbildung für die Bereiche Zollwache und Polizeidienst in Salzburg und Wien. Er arbeitete im Anschluss im Kriminaldienst. Er ist verheiratet und hat zwei Töchter.

Politik

Seit 1997 war Anzengruber Mitglied der Gemeindevertretung Halleins. Er war seit 2004 zweiter (zuständig für Bau- und Raumordnungsbelange) und seit 2009 erster Vizebürgermeister (zuständig für Vergabeangelegenheiten im Sozial- und Wohnungswesen). Bürgermeister von Hallein war Anzengruber seit dem 20. Juni 2013 als Nachfolger von Christian Stöckl (ÖVP), der zweiter Landeshauptmannstellvertreter im Land Salzburg wurde. Anzengruber wurde dabei mit 17 von 23 Stimmen gewählt, erhielt also auch Nicht-ÖVP-Stimmen. Nach zwei Amtsperioden ließ Anzengruber sich nicht wieder aufstellen und legte im Jahr 2018 aufgrund seines 60. Geburtstag sein Amt zurück. Bis zur Bürgermeisterwahl im März 2019 führte Maximilian Klappacher (ÖVP) die Geschicke der Stadt Hallein als Bürgermeister. Dieser verlor anschließend im 2. Wahlgang das Bürgermeisteramt gegen Alexander Stangassinger (SPÖ).

Anzengruber war Obmann der ÖVP Hallein.

Weblinks

 Steckbrief Gerhard Anzengrubers auf der Webseite von Hallein (Archivversion vom 18. Februar 2017)
 Gerhard Anzengruber: "Ich will ein Bürgermeister zum Anfassen sein". Artikel von Stephanie Humm vom 25. Juni 2013 auf kommunalnet.at

Einzelnachweise

Bürgermeister (Hallein)
Politiker (21. Jahrhundert)
Politiker (20. Jahrhundert)
Parteifunktionär (Österreich)
ÖVP-Mitglied
Österreicher
Geboren 1958
Mann