Experience and learn about the rich history and culture of Utrecht and its environs by joining your fellow HSS attendees on an excursion! All excursions will occur on Tuesday, 23 July 2019. Summaries of excursions are provided below. Book now, as space is limited.
Start this tour by exploring the city on foot, together with a local guide. There's plenty to discover in the city centre of Utrecht. Turn into a random side street and you'll forget for a moment that you're in the middle of the city. You'll find yourself suddenly in a hidden courtyard, a beautiful garden or a narrow alleyway with a special story. These are Utrecht's forgotten places where time seems to have stood still.
The walk will lead us to the Sonnenborgh museum and observatory. At the historic 19th century observatory, Buys Ballot pioneered meteorology. Later, Minnaert and his students investigated the composition of the sun. Today, Sonnenborgh is a museum and public observatory. Learn all about the unique building, the stars overhead and the weather, or take a virtual journey through the universe in the planetarium. The Sonnenborgh was built on a monumental 16th century city wall bastion, one of the best-preserved in Northern Europe.
The walk will lead us to the 'Oude Hortus, the old Botanical Gardens, a green oasis located behind the University Museum. The history of the Utrecht botanical garden goes back to 1636; the orangery dates from 1724. The greenhouses, which were built in 1906-08, hold a great selection of plants and flowers, like the impressive Victoria Longwood. The 250-year old Ginkgo Biloba is one of the oldest known specimens outside of Japan.
We will depart by private coach to the National museum of Amsterdam, "the Rijksmuseum", which houses the largest collection of paintings by Dutch masters in the world, including masterpieces by Johannes Vermeer, Frans Hals, Jan Steen and of course Rembrandt, including his Night Watch.
This excursion includes a visit to workshops of the ARTECHNE – Technique in the Arts 1500-1950 project, www.artechne.nl. This project integrates methodologies typical for the humanities and historical disciplines with laboratory work, experimentally reconstructing historical recipes to understand how technique in the visual and decorative arts was transmitted. It connects research in history of science and technology with the expertise in conservation, restoration and technical art history. Small lunch packages included.
We will depart by private coach to Huygens' Hofwijck house in Voorburg, where Christiaan Huygens (1629-1695) lived and worked for the last seven years of his life, and wrote his famous Kosmotheoros. The house, one of the most beautifully preserved monuments from the Dutch Golden Age, was designed by his father Constantijn. Some of Christiaan's original instruments are on display.
After this visit, we will depart by private coach to the Museum Boerhaave, the national museum for the history of science and medicine in Leiden. The museum hosts a unique collection of historical scientific instruments from all disciplines, including original instruments of Huygens and Van Leeuwenhoek as well as the apparatus with which Heike Kamerlingh Onnes first liquefied helium in 1908. The museum is located in a historic building: originally a convent, it became the first academic hospital in Northern Europe as St Caecilia's Hospital. Some three hundred years ago, Herman Boerhaave instructed his students here at his patients' bedside. At Boerhaave, you will be received by one of the senior curators of the museum. Small lunch packages included.
We will depart by private coach to the Teylers Museum in Haarlem. Established in 1778, Teylers Museum is a uniquely preserved 18th-century public knowledge institution for the arts and sciences. It has been open to the public since 1784, welcoming all those who are eager to look at objects of interest in the visual arts and the sciences. It is the only authentic 18th-century museum interior in the world. The 19th-century rooms have preserved the spirit of that age: time appears to have stood still here.
Teylers museum combines art, natural history, and science museum. Its holdings include fossils, minerals, scientific instruments, medals, coins, and paintings. The heart of the museum is the neoclassical Oval Room (1784). One of its many marvels is a giant electrostatic generator from 1784.The museum was founded by Pieter Teyler van der Hulst (1702–1778), a wealthy cloth merchant and banker of Scottish descent, who bequeathed his fortune for the advancement of religion, art, and science. You will be received by one of the senior curators of the museum. Small lunch packages included.
What was a noteworthy history of science book published in 2018? Or, because we all know we're a bit behind on our reading list, published in 2017 or 2016?
Below are the instructions for abstract submission. We include them here for easy reference; however, they are also on the Abstract Submission page, where you can submit your abstract. You can find a PDF of the Call for Papers on the Documents page.
Please read instructions carefully, as they have changed from previous years. Failure to comply fully with instructions or to complete the abstract submission process completely will preclude your submission from consideration.
Nonrecurrence Rule: Anyone presenting an individual paper, flashtalk, or on an organized session or roundtable (including commentators) cannot appear on the meeting program in any other capacity. Please note that roundtable presenters are also subject to this rule. Exceptions are allowed for individuals serving more than one role in a single session (e.g., moderator and presenter) or as a presenter on one session, but organizer or moderators on another. Other allowances will be made for presenters in special circumstances.
Diversity: To promote diversity at the annual meeting, we ask for demographic data, academic affiliation, and presentation history. Reviewers will use this information in evaluating abstracts. While providing this information is optional, refraining from it may affect the evaluation of your proposal. You and your co-presenters can update your personal information by visiting your profile via your dashboard on the meeting website.
Collaboration: Historically, Organized Sessions enjoy the highest acceptance rates. If you'd like to find collaborators for a panel, visit the Discussion page on the meeting website. There, you can post what you're looking for or see what others have already posted. Alternatively, you can also post on Twitter, with the hashtags #hss2019 #collab.
Profile Photo: If you've uploaded a profile photo, please note that it will be visible to reviewers. If you'd like to prevent this, delete your profile photo and reupload it after your abstract has been evaluated.
Word Limit: All abstracts must be 250 words or less.
Selection Guidelines: The Committee on Meetings and Programs (CoMP) has established a set of best practices and guidelines for proposal. Program chairs will look to these best practices and guidelines when accepting abstracts for the 2019 meeting.
Increased Funding: Because the meeting location may be more expensive for many of our attendees, HSS has increased the amount of funding available to graduate students, recent PhDs (received in the last five years), and independent scholars via NSF travel grants. Application for these grants will open after abstracts decisions are shared.
Contributed Paper: Presentation on a theme in the history of science around 20 minutes long. Submitted by an individual for inclusion on a panel formed by the program committee.
Organized Session: A panel comprising four or five presenters (including a commentator), submitted by an organizer.
Roundtable: Facilitated discussions about the history of science or state of the discipline, submitted by an organizer.
Flashtalk: Open to graduate students only. Presentations (with a single slide) of five minutes or less.
Choose Contributed Paper as submission type.
Complete required fields, which include Abstract Title, Abstract Topic, Abstract Summary, Chronological and Geographical Classification.
Click Submit when all fields are complete.
You can update or edit your abstract at any time via your Dashboard.
Before you begin, you will need the following information: the titles, abstracts, names, and email addresses of all panelists. Additionally, if any panelists already have accounts on the meeting website, use the name and email associated with that account. If you're unsure about whether the presenter has an account, use the Contact Us link in the navigation menu to inquire.
Choose Organized Session as the submission type. Complete required fields, which include Abstract Title, Abstract Topic, Abstract Summary, Chronological and Geographical Classification. Complete additional fields as needed, such as whether the session is sponsored, which is a factor in evaluation.
Abstract 1 (visible in the purple banner above the Submit Abstract heading) designates the abstract for the panel as a whole. On Abstract 1, you should also add your moderator, commentator, and additional organizers (if applicable). To do so, go the bottom of the page. Under the Add Presenters, Commentators, & Moderators header, click Add Co-Author+. Add the names and emails of commentators, moderators, and organizers. You don't need to make them Primary or Presenting Authors.
To add your panel's authors, titles, and abstracts, click Add More Abstracts (located at the bottom of the page). A new tab will open that says Abstract 2. Here you will add the abstract info for your first presenter and complete all required fields. At the bottom of the page, under the Add Presenters, Commentators, & Moderators header, click Add Co-Author+. Enter the name and email of the abstract's author and click the boxes for Primary and Presenting Author. Click Add More Abstracts for as many presenters as you have, following the same procedure.
Once you're finished entering all abstracts, click Submit. Each of your panelists will receive notification that they've been added to the abstract. If you gave them the ability, they will also be able to log in and edit the abstract. You can edit it at any time by going to your Dashboard on the meeting website.
Choose Roundtable as submission type.
Add your roundtable presenters, commentator(s), moderator(s) via the Add Co-Author+ button under the Add Presenters, Commentators, & Moderators header. You must add the name and email of each roundtable presenter and choose Presenting Author for all presenters and commentators, but not for moderators.
If any of the panelists already have accounts in the meeting website, enter the name and email associated with that account. If you're unsure, use the Contact Us link to inquire.
Once all information is added, click Submit. Each of your panelists will receive notification that they've been added to the abstract. If you gave them the ability, they will also be able to log in and edit the abstract. You can edit it at any time by clicking on My Dashboard on the meeting website.
Finally, ensure that you and your panelists have each updated your Profile information, which is also accessible via your Dashboard. Your profile information will be used by reviewers during abstract evaluation. Failure to provide this information may disqualify or hamper the success of your submission. In particular, you need to complete the fields for abstract submission role (organizer, commentator, etc.), presentation history, affiliation, and demographics.
Choose Flashtalk as submission type.
Finally, ensure that your Profile information is up to date. It is also accessible via your Dashboard. Your profile information will be used by reviewers during abstract evaluation. Failure to provide this information may disqualify or hamper the success of your submission. In particular, you need to complete the fields forabstract submission role (organizer, commentator, etc.), presentation history, affiliation, and demographics.
To preserve formatting of your abstract across platforms, only plain text is supported for abstracts. This means that bold, italic, and other formatting is not possible.
Once the program committee makes their decisions, HSS will notify you by email.
Use the contact form to submit additional questions.
The official hashtag for the 2019 annual meeting is #hss19. Why not #hss2019? Because two characters can make all the difference. Use the official hashtag to share any news, updates, facts, points of interests, dramas, etc. about the meeting. Also, if you're looking for collaborators to submit a panel for the meeting, you can use the hashtag #hss19 #collab to find collaborators via Twitter. You can also use our Discussion board.
Are you planning on livetweeting all the goodness that will be HSS 2019? Do you like to post comments, theories, papers, photos, etc. during the meeting? Please join our Twitterdex by submitting your information. As the meeting approaches, we'll release the directory, so historians of science the world over know who to follow to keep apprised of the latest and greatest scholarship in the history of science. Our Twitterdex is now live and updated weekly. Check it out.
Abstract topics and examples are listed below. The examples are not exhaustive, but meant to give you a guide as to how you should classify your submission. If you have questions or suggestions about the topics, please use the Contact Us link in the navigation menu.


i've decided to change direction on this blog. i'm no longer only putting up concept posts based around individual artists or trends. now i'm going to display the array of visuals i encounter each day to establish a sense of my visual world and to create an evolving dictionary of the sights that move me.


text:
package com.mopub.mobileads.test.support;

import com.mopub.mobileads.CustomEventBannerAdapter;
import com.mopub.mobileads.MoPubView;
import com.mopub.mobileads.factories.CustomEventBannerAdapterFactory;

import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;

public class TestCustomEventBannerAdapterFactory extends CustomEventBannerAdapterFactory {
    private CustomEventBannerAdapter mockCustomEventBannerAdapter = mock(CustomEventBannerAdapter.class);
    private MoPubView moPubView;
    private String className;
    private String classData;

    public static CustomEventBannerAdapter getSingletonMock() {
        return getTestFactory().mockCustomEventBannerAdapter;
    }

    private static TestCustomEventBannerAdapterFactory getTestFactory() {
        return ((TestCustomEventBannerAdapterFactory) instance);
    }

    @Override
    protected CustomEventBannerAdapter internalCreate(MoPubView moPubView, String className, String classData) {
        this.moPubView = moPubView;
        this.className = className;
        this.classData = classData;
        return mockCustomEventBannerAdapter;
    }

    public static MoPubView getLatestMoPubView() {
        return getTestFactory().moPubView;
    }

    public static String getLatestClassName() {
        return getTestFactory().className;
    }

    public static String getLatestClassData() {
        return getTestFactory().classData;
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


My client is a specialist CCTV maintenance and installation company whose expanding customer base includes some of the country's leading retail and high-street names. To fulfil existing service contracts, they have a requirement for a permanent Service Engineer to work in the North West England.
Candidates will need an excellent knowledge of current generation CCTV products including Analogue and Digital systems, with IP CCTV experience and a knowledge of the relevant networking principles. It is important to note that candidates will be expected to develop and manage customer accounts so you will need to be well presented and have a natural ability in front of the customer.
The vacancy has a salary ranging from £30-33,000 depending on experience, with potential to earn more thorough commission. The job includes a company vehicle or private vehicle allowance, fuel or mileage payments, a company phone, laptop, tablet device and other large/ valuable diagnostic equipment required to perform the role.
The role typically operates on a 40 hour week between 0830 and 1730 Monday to Friday with additional out-of-hours call-out responsibilities as required. Holiday allowance starts at 23 days, increasing to 25 through continued service.


Manama France's political parties geared up Monday for next month's key parliamentary elections, as Socialist president-elect Francois Hollande took his first steps to form a government.
Rumours swirled about who might take top posts in the executive after Hollande's defeat of Nicolas Sarkozy on Sunday, with the Socialists anxious to seize the reins of power after being out of government for a decade.
The Socialists, Sarkozy's centre-right UMP and smaller parties were meanwhile getting ready for the two-round legislative vote on June 10 and 17, with Hollande and his team urging supporters to give them a strong majority.
"There is still much to do in the months to come, first of all to give a majority to the president," Hollande, 57, said Sunday, shortly after his 52 to 48 per cent win over Sarkozy was announced. Under France's political system the president requires a parliamentary majority to maintain a government, otherwise the prime minister is in charge of the executive.
Hollande will officially become president on May 15, the date for the handover ceremony that the two campaign teams agreed to yesterday.
Hollande's victory has been cheered by Arabs as a positive prospect to improve relations. However, while some countries hope to see in the new president an ally or an asset, Arab analysts warned that his presidency would not make tangible changes in the French policy.
Several Algerians living in France said that they expected Hollande to be more understanding of the plight of immigrants and to assist them on humanitarian grounds. However, countrymen commenting in social networks said that there would be no changes.
"There is no hope that Hollande will change the legislation endorsed by the French senate," they said. "Sarkozy is gone, but French interests and policies will remain."
Greece's election winner began Monday the Herculean task of forming a government as Berlin and Brussels warned Athens to stick to austerity cuts despite the poll making clear that voters are fed up.
The New Democracy conservatives said that after meeting the president, party leader Antonis Samaras would "talk to all parties with a view to forming a government, except Golden Dawn," the neo-Nazi group that entered parliament for the first time.
Sunday's stunning election result saw a huge protest vote against the terms of Greece's two rescues, leaving Samaras few options as he seeks a "national salvation government" committed to the euro.
A new government has to be formed by May 17 or new elections will be called.


Buy 1 hour-long massage and get a 2nd for 50% off.
$30 Off a 90 Minute Massage!
FREE CHARACTER THEMED SPIN BRUSH FOR NEW PATIENTS!
20% Discount for LocalSaver Friends!
$120 Off Your InspirationWedding Officiant Services!
Buy 1 Site Of Laser Hair Removal And Get The 2nd Site Free!


For most people, buying a home is the largest investment they'll ever make. I've seen firsthand what can happen when a potential homeowner gets overwhelmed and makes a decision without knowing all the facts about their home. Often, it leads to a lot of unplanned and expensive maintenance for a house that looked good on paper.
If you're buying a home, here are some of the major mistakes I have seen that should help keep you from buying a money pit.
To me, this is the number one cause of headaches for new homeowners - they skip the home inspection, and they have no idea until it's too late that they've bought a lemon. Even if it's a seller's market, buying a home without getting a home inspection is basically buying blind. A home inspection will help you get as full a picture as possible as to what shape the home is in.
A good home inspector will take time to walk through the home documenting everything, including problems that could lead to major damage or items to keep an eye out for that may need repairing in a few years.
I always recommend you go to the inspection so you can ask the inspector first hand your questions and get the answers you're looking for. When you get the report at the end of the inspection, make sure you take the time to read it. They may recommend bringing in a specialist to check certain areas in a specific part of the home, like the HVAC system or electrical set up.
When you're walking through the home, ask the realtor what kind of work has been completed on the home in the last ten years. Is there a new kitchen? Did the homeowners make more space with an addition? You want to hear about every major project that's been done.
Once you know the home has been renovated, do a search for permits that match up to that work. If changes were made to the home's structure, electrical, or plumbing, then permits would have been required. And if there are none? It means they didn't hire a pro, or they did the work themselves. If they didn't know what they were doing when they renovated, you could be stuck with a big repair bill.
You want to keep a careful eye out for homes that were flipped to make a profit. They're designed to look good to the naked eye, but often, the same care isn't paid to the quality of the renovation and materials used. There are a few warning signs you can keep an eye out for to determine whether or not it's a flip.
Look out for cheap materials like low quality flooring, poor grade doors or windows, or examples of sloppy work, like a shoddy paint job, or uneven trim. If it looks like it was done in a hurry, it probably was, and probably for cheap.
Two of the major attractions of a beautiful home are a nicely renovated kitchen and a well-done bathroom. Ask the homeowner when they were last renovated. If they tell you they were both recently renovated, ask yourself, what are the odds that the homeowner had enough cash to do both rooms properly? It takes the proper amount of time and money to complete a good renovation.
Buying a new home should be an exciting moment. Just make sure you're playing it smart. Arm yourself with as much knowledge as possible because there's a lot of money on the line, and when it comes to homes - it's buyer beware.
To learn more on how to buy a home properly check out Mike's TV show "Holmes: Buy it Right" on DIY and HGTV.


text:
class Remainders < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def self.up
    add_column :indicators, :reminder, :boolean, :default => true

    add_column :tasks, :reminder, :boolean, :default => true
  end

  def self.down
    remove_column :indicators, :reminder

    remove_column :tasks, :reminder
  end
end


COHE Community of Eastern Washington is working collaboratively with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) to develop new best practices that span the full period of an injured worker's recovery. As a part of our continual quality improvement process, we are implementing an emerging best practice called the Functional Recovery Questionnaire & Functional Recovery Interventions.
The Functional Recovery Questionnaire (FRQ) is a 6-question survey used to help us identify injured workers that are at a high risk of long-term disability. It's highly-predictive of long-term disability- 36% of workers identified as "positive" on the FRQ are disabled one year after injury compared to 3% of workers with a negative FRQ. It is a tremendous tool in identifying what patients have the greatest need of COHE services.
The Functional Recovery Interventions (FRI) are new occupational health best practices that the attending provider should include in initial treatment, in addition to regular COHE best practices, for workers who have a potential for high risk of prolonged disability.
Routine Charting of Functional Status.
The FRI is a "tool in the provider's toolbox" available to be used to help injured workers return to health and return to work.
Our Health Services Coordinators (HSC) identify workers who have been off of work between 10-58 days and call them to administer the FRQ. If the score comes out "negative", HSCs continue their regular care coordination activities. If it comes out "positive", the HSCs contact the medical provider to pursue appropriate Functional Recovery Interventions.
After identifying these high-risk injured workers, the providers determine which of the interventions are appropriate based on medical complexity, the availability of work accommodation, etc. Patients have an activity diary available for use and medical providers have a "Functional Recovery Interventions Tracking Sheet" for use that is billed separately from usual clinical care.
As a COHE Provider, how can I be involved?
Starting Fall 2015, Physician Advisors in the COHE Community of Eastern Washington are piloting the FRI within their clinical operations with the goal of expanding the FRI to all COHE providers. If you are interested in learning more about how you can use the FRI to address difficult claim concerns, contact your local Health Services Coordinator or the main COHE office.
L&I is developing and refining tools for implementing FRIs in your practices. Current versions of some of the tools are available here. Revised versions and new materials will be added as they become available.


text:
Rock concert held to fund of state-of-the-art dementia care equipment
Care home groupsDementia Care by Joe Peskett	on August 1, 2017
A charity concert by Macclesfield rock band 'Unfinished Business' is the latest in a series of initiatives to raise funds for a specialist virtual reality 'RemPod' for residents with dementia at Belong Macclesfield, a care village run by North-West care home operator Belong.
The 'RemPod' equipment, recreates realistic scenes from bygone times, including a 1950's cinema and a steam train carriage, so users can be whisked back in time for a trip down memory lane in the comfort of their own home.
The environments are stimulating and calming and encourage reminiscence, which is shown to have benefits for people living with dementia. The RemPods enterprise received backing when its founder appeared on television programme Dragons' Den in 2013.
The idea for the concert, dubbed 'Rock Against Dementia', was sparked when Tracy Warhurst, a member of staff at Belong Macclesfield, mentioned the fundraising efforts to her husband, Pete, the lead singer of Unfinished Business. Inspired by Tracy's reports of the effectiveness of the equipment, Pete proposed performing a charity gig with the band to raise funds.
Belong Macclesfield have been raising funds to purchase the virtual reality equipment since the relatives of a former resident donated funds to install a RemPod wall feature at the village. The installation simulates an old-fashioned train carriage. An LCD screen, which displays moving scenery, is mounted on a wall and surrounded by a window frame. The setup includes authentic-looking furniture, so people are transported back in time as they sit and watch the landscapes go by.
After seeing the positive effects of using the train carriage installation for residents with dementia, staff at Belong Macclesfield decided they would like to create more therapeutic spaces at the village using RemPod equipment, including a 'cottage window', which looks out on countryside and coastal scenes, and a 1950's cinema, with a projector that displays films from Hollywood's golden era onto the screen. To raise money to purchase the equipment, they planned a series of fundraising events.
So far, over £3,000 has been raised through a mix of fundraising initiatives. This has meant that the village has already been able to purchase the RemPod cottage window, and they are now close to reaching their £4,000 target, which will enable them to buy the equipment to create the 1950s cinema.
Events that have already taken place to raise funds have included a talent show, raffles and weekly events, such as film nights and pamper evenings, where visitors have been asked to make a donation.
Phil Mayer, a support worker at Belong Macclesfield, who has organised many of the events, said: "We're hoping that the charity concert will raise enough funds to take us over the amount we need to purchase the RemPod cinema equipment and create another therapeutic space for our residents with dementia.
"The spaces are having a marked beneficial effect on those that use them. The equipment creates an environment where our residents feel calm and relaxed and the experience is like going for a day out. One person told us that she feels transported to another world when she goes on the train. Afterwards, there's a notable improvement in her sociability and alertness."
Tags : Care HomedementiaDementia Caremacclesfieldunfinished business
Boss of dealer involved in BBC Rogue Traders row speaks out
Pressalit tech solution specified for major Dundee housing scheme
Government makes Christmas care home visiting pledge
Government's care home visit testing pilot launches
Care home residents and workers set to be prioritised for COVID-19 vaccine
Providers warn Government care home visitor guidance "does not go far enough"
Care home guidance produced on visits during lockdown

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


GeoPeak Energy has established strategic partnerships with industry-leading renewable energy manufacturers and pioneers. This ensures that every solution we deliver uses only the highest-quality proven technologies.
GeoPeak Energy has achieved certification with a multitude of globally accredited solar organizations, such as the North American Board of Solar Energy Practitioners and SunPower University. It is important to work with certified renewable energy solution providers, in order to protect your business from untrained and unqualified solar installers.


Kamloops is a city in south central British Columbia, Canada at the confluence of the two branches of the Thompson River and near Kamloops Lake. It is the seat of the Thompson-Nicola Regional District. Kamloops is also the Tournament Capital of Canada. It is ranked 37th on the list of the 100 largest metropolitan areas in Canada.
Kamloops is situated at 50°43'N 120°25'W, in the Thompson Valley, and the Mountain Cordillera Ecozone. The central core of the city is located in the valley near the confluence of the North and South branches of the Thompson River. Suburbs stretch for more than a dozen kilometres along both North and South branches, as well as to the steep hillsides along the south portion of the city. Kamloops Indian Band areas begin just to the northeast of the downtown core but are not located within the city limits. Kamloops is surrounded by the smaller communities of Rayleigh, Heffley Creek, Knutsford, Cherry Creek, Pritchard, Campbell Creek, Savona, Scotch Creek, Adams Lake, Chase and various others; many of which are included in the Thompson-Nicola Regional District or the TNRD.
The Kamloops area was exclusively inhabited by the Secwepemc (Shuswap) nation (part of the Interior Salish language group) prior to the arrival of European settlers. The first European explorers arrived in 1811, and a fur trading post was established by David Stuart in 1812 for the Pacific Fur Company. This was bought out by the North West Company shortly after, and by 1821, the Hudson's Bay Company had control of the fur trade in Kamloops.
The gold rush of the 1860's and the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway in the 1880s brought further growth, resulting in the City of Kamloops being incorporated in 1893 with a population of about 500.
"Kamloops" is the anglicized version of the Shuswap word "Tk'emlups", meaning 'meeting of the waters'. Shuswap is still actively spoken in the area by members of the Kamloops Indian Band.
Major Kamloops-area industries include primary resource processing such as Weyerhauser Pulp and Sawmill, Tolko-Heffley Creek Plywood and Veneer, LaFarge Cement, Highland-Valley Copper Mine and various other industries (in Logan Lake) as well as tertiary services such as the British Columbia Lottery Corporation and Pollard Banknote (which makes the lottery tickets), NRI distribution.. and many others. Kamloops is also a transportation hub for the region being on the Trans-Canada Highway. It is the first major city after Vancouver on that highway. Kamloops is home to a smaller airport which is currently under pressure from constituents to be upgraded to a larger international type airport. There is however no known plans for upgrading the airport. There has also been speculation of an Inland water port (this is also non-certain).
While situated in a semi-arid valley, Kamloops has winters that are generally mild and very short with an occasional cold snap where temperatures can drop to around -30°C when arctic air floods over the Rocky Montains into the interior. Snow can occur from November to March, but most of it falls over a few weeks in December and January. Winter mean minimum temperature is -7.6°C in January.
Perhaps surprisingly, considering that Kamloops is located 50° latitude north, summers are quite hot with prevailing dry, and sunny weather. The average July maximum temperature is 28.3°C. In most years, one might confuse this city with any in southern California, as summer temperatures come close to or even exceed 40°C.
Spring arrives very early, sometimes in February, due to mild air spilling over the coastal mountains from the Pacific Ocean. Fall is generally a pleasant and a mostly dry season.
Kamloops lies in the "rain shadow" leeward of the Coast Mountains and is biogeographically connected to similar semi-desert and desert areas in the Okanagan region, the Osoyoos area, and the central parts of Washington and Oregon state as well as intermontane areas of Nevada in the U.S.. These areas of relatively similar climate have many distinctive native plants and animals in common, such as Ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa), big sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata), prickly pear cactus (Opuntia fragilis in this case), rattlesnakes (Crotalus viridis), Black widow spiders and Lewis's Woodpecker.
Kamloops was home of the 1993 Canada Summer Games. The city is known as, and holds a Canadian Trademark as, the Tournament Capital of Canada. Sun Peaks Resort is a well-reviewed ski and snowboard hill located nearby. Nancy Greene, the olympic medalist skiier, is director of skiing at Sun Peaks and also the chancellor of Thompson Rivers University. Likewise, the Overlander Ski Club runs the Stake Lake cross country ski area with some 50km of trails. Kamloops is also home to world famous mountain biking and many world famous mountain bikers such as Hunter Parsons, Wade Simmons and Matt Hunter. The Kamloops Bike Ranch just opened near Juniper Ridge. The Kamloops Rotary Skatepark located at McArthur Island is one of the largest skateboard parks in Canada.
Kamloops is also home to a WHL hockey team, the Kamloops Blazers. They play at the Interior Savings Centre.


•	The UN member states on December 17, 2018 voted in favour of the International Compact on Refugees, affirming global solidarity and cooperation for refugee security and host local community progress.
•	The World Compact on refugees obtained 181 votes in favour in the 193-member assembly, days soon after a UN conference in Morocco adopted a similar compact on migration.
•	The United States and Hungary ended up the only two nations that voted from the arrangement, though 181 international locations voted in favour and the Dominican Republic, Eritrea and Libya abstained.
•	In accordance to an formal press release, the new worldwide offer would offer a lot more sturdy assistance to those people fleeing their countries and for the countries that acquire them in.
•	The worldwide compact on refugees establishes the architecture for a more powerful, much more predictable and more equitable international response to huge refugee scenarios.
•	The settlement aims to information the global local community in supporting refugees and countries and communities web hosting huge quantities by means of the mobilisation of political will, broadening of the base of help and the activation of preparations for additional equitable and predictable burden and obligation sharing.
2. Make self-reliance of refugees.
3. Broaden entry to 3rd-nation or refugees by resettlement and other pathways of admission.
4. Assistance ailments that permit refugees to return to their international locations of origin.
•	In the New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants, adopted in September 2016, the UN General Assembly resolved to create a world-wide compact for safe and sound, orderly and standard migration.
•	The declaration gave delivery to two compacts: one on refugees and a single on migrants.
•	The world-wide migration pact, recognized as the 'Global Compact for Protected, orderly and Standard Migration', was formally adopted by 164 Governments at an intercontinental convention in Marrakech, Morocco on December 10 in a bid to guidance harmless, orderly and frequent migration.
•	The world-wide migration pact and international compact on refugees are both equally, voluntary in mother nature and not lawfully binding devices.
•	Although equally are teams of people today who live outdoors of their countries of origin, there are crucial distinctions among the phrases 'refugee" and 'migrant'.


Your regular tricep exercises may get the job done in the short term, but long term progress requires some measure of variation. Here are six exercises that are proven effective -- you may know some, others may be new, but mixing things up is the best short cut to strong triceps.
While not explicitly stated, all these exercises assume that you keep your abs tense at all times for proper back support.
Most gyms have dip bars or a dip machine. If you don't have access to either, setting two sturdy chairs about 1.5 feet apart with backs facing each other works just fine. Either way, hoist yourself up so that you support your bodyweight on your hands. Bend your knees and cross your ankles for balance. Slowly descend, leaning slightly forwards while keeping your abs tense. Focus on triceps; you're using both chest/shoulders and triceps in the exercise, but you'll be surprised about to what extent you can control which muscle group is used most.
Stand in front of the pushdown machine with a short bar attached to the upper pulley. You may use a straight or angled bar, or a rope; whatever feels ok for your wrists. Place your feet about shoulder-width apart, knees slightly bent for balance, and your back straight. Shoulders should be a neutral, relaxed position with your elbows firmly tucked against your sides at all times as you push the bar down to a full contraction.
Assume a position similar to the cable pushdowns described above, except you attach a rope to the lower pulley and stand with your back towards the machine. Elbows should point up but remain as firmly stationary as before. You may have to lean forward a little for balance; that's ok, just don't do any swaying while doing the actual exercise. While these extensions are great for accomplishing a full stretch and full contraction, expect to be a tad weaker so start easy.
Lie down on a bench as you would when doing regular bench presses, except assume a narrower grip (about a foot between thumbs) and bring the bar down to your lower pecs. Squeeze your scapulae together and keep your shoulders against the pad to keep the focus on triceps rather than anterior deltoids.
Lie down on a bench with your head just by the edge and a barbell held above your forehead with straight arms and a semi-narrow grip. Slowly let the barbell down towards your head, making sure to keep your elbows pointing straight up. As you achieve full stretch, push back up to the starting position. Note: some people prefer to do this with a cambered bar (EZ bar) as it's easier on the wrists. While one of the most effective tricep exercises around, also note that "monkey grip," ie. putting the thumb on the same side as the rest of the fingers, is not recommended unless you have a burning desire to find out how this exercise got its name.
Sit straight up, legs apart and feet firmly on the floor for balance, with a dumbbell up above your head. Bend your elbow, slowly letting the dumbbell descend behind your head before you make a distinct turn and push the dumbbell back up. Keep the elbow stationary the whole time -- you may put your spare hand on your upper arm for extra support.
The philosophy of keeping the muscles guessing by mixing things up applies not only to the exercises, but the poundage and number of repetitions as well. If you always choose a weight that you can do 10 strict reps with, your body tends to get used to that. Once it feels comfortable that it can handle this predictable workload each week, why would it improve?
While switching exercises around goes half the distance, go for broke by alternating high reps with low weight (ie. 12 to 20 reps) and low reps with heavy weights (six to eight reps). A note on the latter portion: this is assuming you've reached at least intermediate level, as you need to have some experience and feel comfortable with proper form before safely tackling the low rep/heavy weight weeks. Having said that, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain from keeping your muscles on their toes. Good luck!


text:
by Christopher Gann,
Text written by Christopher Gann
In Budapest in mid 1944 a major rescue mission began to protect the endangered Jewish community. The rescue mission « Budapest Jews" was carried out by a group of individuals who personally took responsibility for various tasks. As an outsider one got the impression this was a national or institutional standing. In reality this was not the case, they were mainly dependent on each other. From time to time instructions given from superiors were ignored. Without the support from many helpers the mission would have been impossible.
Depicted is the desperate struggle, fight against the German National-Socialists and the Hungarian Fascists, as illustrated by Raoul Wallenberg.
Raoul Wallenberg´s arrival in Budapest initiated the rescue campaign.
Raoul Wallenberg and Carl Lutz, Giorgio Perlasca and others showed it was possible to show concern and interest rather than being silent and ignoring the inhumanity.
They put their own lives in danger to help others. In the dark days of the National-Socialists they set an example. They were: « A light in the darkness."
Biography, childhood,
Raoul Wallenberg Raoul Wallenberg Raoul Wallenberg Raoul Wallenberg Raoul Wallenberg Raoul Wallenberg
Raoul Wallenberg was born on August 4, 1912, in Stockholm. His father died of cancer three months before Raoul was born.
Raouls mother and his grandfather, Gustaf Wallenberg, took charge of Raouls education.
Gustaf Wallenberg had been a diplomat in Japan, China and Turkey. When Raoul was six, his mother remarried and Raouls mother remarried 1918, they had two children, Guy and Nina. Gustaf was determined that his grandson should get a broad, cultured approach to life, and that he should learn many languages. After he had graduated from high school, Raoul spent nine months in the military.
"https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." : "http://www."); document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + gaJsHost + "google-analytics.com/ga.js' type='text/javascript'%3E%3C/script%3E";
From 1931 to 1935, Raoul Wallenberg studied architecture in Michigan, USA.He then spent some time in Capetown and Haifa. Here he began to train as a banker. His grandfather would have liked to have seen Raoul follow in the family tradition and become a banker. The Wallenberg family was Sweden´s best known banking family. Raoul discovered early enough that banking was not for him. In a letter to his grandfather Raoul writes: « To tell you the truth, I don´t find myself very bankerisch. … My temperament is better suited to some positive line of work than to sitting around saying no."
It was in Palestine that Raoul first made contact with the "Hitler-Germany-Refugees". Here he found out about the Jewish persecution in Germany. Wallenberg returned to Stockholm
Hungarys Relationship To NS-Germany:
Miklos Horthy
In 1933 Hungary looked twords Germany for direction, Hitler was chancellor. The Trianon Peace Treaty saw Hungary lose two thirds of its territory and up 60% of its population.
In 1920 Admiral Miklos Horthy was elected regent of Hungary, and because of his political allegiances Germany became Hungarys most important trading partner.
In 1938 Hungary regained a section of the lost territories, however in return an agreement to economic and political concessions was conceded.
Hungary Went To War:
In 1939 Pal Teleki came to power. With regards to Germany he was a very critical prime minister. Horthy decided going to war on Hitler´s side. In protest, Teleki commited suicide. In June 1941 Hungary declared war on the Soviet Union.
History Of The Jews In Hungary till 1933
In the third century Jews lived in the region we know now as Hungary. Following the first world war and the resultant collapse of the monarchy coupled with the effects of the 1918/19 revolution,
a new political anti-semitical ideology developed under the direction of Horthy.
Horthy meets Hitler
In March 1942, following severe anti-Jewish incidents, a new prime minister came to power. Miklos Kallay oppose successfully the deportation plan which was demanded by the Germans. In April 1943, Horthy met Hitler and von Ribbentrop in Germany. Horthy asked what he was to do with the Jews, now that he had destroyed any possible chance of an economical existence, he could not have them all killed. In reply to this question Ribbentrop said: Either extermination or lock them up in concentration-camps. Any other solution was not possible.
On the 19th May 1944, Germany occupied Hungary. The new government was headed by Döme Sztojay. Edmund Veesenmayer, the newly appointed German ambassador to Hungary and Reich plenipotentiary, travelled to Budapest. Adolf Eichmann was given responibility for solving the « Jewish Question" in Hungary. He ordered the foundation of a Jewish council, a large number of anti-Jewish laws followed.
Deportation, Auschwitz:
End of April 1944, Adolf Eichmann organized the first deportation of Jews from Hungary. From the middle of the May four groups daily, each concisting of 3.000 Jews, started for Auschwitz.
By the 9th of July the entire Jewish population with the exception of Budapest, were deported. According to Veesenmayer a total of 437.402 Jews had been deported.
Protest from Abroad
In July, the remaining 200.000 Budapest Jews were due for deportation. End of June, Horthy was commissioned by the King of Sweden, the Vatican and Switzerland to protect the remaining Jews. Horthy ordered a stop to the deportation. Another reason being the Allies landed in Normandy, this proved very convenient for Hungary´s internal struggle for power. In the meantime, Eichmann secretly tried to deport 1.700 Jews from an internment camp in Kistarcsa. This was stopped by Horthy.
The Foundation Of The « War Refugee Board"
Until 1944 the Allies played no active part in the fate of the European Jewish Community. In January 1944 th "War Refugee Board" was funded by U.S. president Roosevelt . The board was also concerned with rescuing the Jews. The necessary financial aid was mainly provided by Jewish organizations. Most of the American ministers were indifferent to the board. A repeated proposal to bomb the railway lines to Auschwitz was denied.
Rescue Efforts In Sweden
In neutral Sweden, steps were taken to prepare to help Hungary´s Jews. Norbert Masur, a representative of the « Jewish World Congress", Chief Rabbi Marcus Ehrenpreis and Koloman Lauer considered the best way in which they could help. Masur suggested they find a person suitable to offer help in Budapest.
Proposed Is Raoul Wallenberg
End of May 1944, Koloman Lauer proposed his business partner Raoul Wallenberg for the position. Following some initial hesitation due to Wallenberg´s age, he proved successful in talks with War Refugee Board represantative Olsen and the U.S. amassador Johnson.
Wallenberg was the correct man for the task.
Raoul Wallenberg proposed some new demands. The prime minister agreed to his demands. Wallenbergs appointment to the Diplomatic Corp. Filled him with pride:
« When a Wallenberg is chosen to serve his country abroad, it is his duty to live up to the Wallenberg standard."
He was officially trading for Sweden. The fact that instructions and financial aid came from America was kept secret.
Preparing For Departure
Two days long, Wallenberg studied the minister for Foreign Affairs´ report on the situation in Hungary. Subsequently he made the following comment, regarding Koloman Lauer:
« I can´t remain in Sweden any longer. Every day costs people their lives. I shall prepare to travel as quickly as possible." Rabbi Ehrenpreis gave Wallenberg a letter for the chairman of the « Budapest Jewish Council", Samu Stern. Ehrenpreis blessed the protestant Raoul before he departed. On saying goodbye to his friends, Raoul made the following comment regarding his task:
« I shall try and save as many lives as possible from the "Claws Of Death." On the 7th July Wallenberg flew to Berlin. Following a meeting with his sister he then took the train to Budapest.
Arrival in Budapest
On the 9th of July 1944 Raoul Wallenberg arrived in Budapest. First he informed himself about previous Swedish measures taken to help the Jews. 650 Jews who had a strong bond to Sweden, were given passports. These were an exception to the rule.
The Swedish Protection Pass
Wallenberg got an office in the legation department C. He showed the Swedish envoy Carl Ivar Danielsson the protection pass ("Schutzpass") which he designed. The detailed pass stated the owner was under the protection of the swedish legation. The passes were signed by Danielsson. Following a meeting between Horthy and the head of police, Ferenczy, the protection pass was in August 1944 officially recognized by Hungary. Wallenberg was allowed to distribute 4.500 of the passes. The Minister of Foreign Affairs gave his consent. In a report to the swedish ministery of Foreign Affairs, Wallenberg stated: "In a way the majority of the Jews have to be awakened from their apathy with regard to their destiny. On the other hand these peoples apathy has changed since my last report."


text:
ACCEPTED

#### According to
Index Fungorum

#### Published in
Consp. fung. (Leipzig) 239 (1805)

#### Original name
Boletus circinans var. vulgatus Alb. & Schwein.

### Remarks
null


text:
Clean Power Lake County
Building a healthy, clean energy future for Lake County
2014-09-28 CPLC Press Release
2017-12-06 Sierra Club Press Release
Media Coverage
HomePosts tagged 'One Earth Film Festival'
One Earth Film Festival
Clean Power Lake County Campaign Is Showcased in One Earth Film Festival
February 27, 2017 February 27, 2017 Karen Long MacLeod Events	A Plastic Ocean, America Ferrera, Before the Flood, beyond coal, Celeste Flores, Christine Nannicelli, clean energy, Clean Power Lake County, coal plant, Dulce Ortiz, Hometown Habitat, Julio Guzman, Karen Long MacLeod, Lake County, NRG Energy, One Earth Film Festival, Rev. Eileen Shanley Roberts, Shifting Sands, Sister Kathleen Long, Uprising, Waukegan, Waukegan City Council, Years of Living Dangerously
Several Clean Power Lake County activists appear in one of five environment-themed films to be screened in Lake County as part of the One Earth Film Festival, March 4-11.
Dulce Ortiz, Rev. Eileen Shanley-Roberts, Sister Kathleen Long, Karen Long MacLeod, Julio Guzman, Celeste Flores, and Christine Nannicelli appear along with hundreds of campaign supporters in "Years of Living Dangerously: Uprising." The documentary will be shown at 5 p.m. on March 5 at Christ Episcopal Church in Waukegan.
In the documentary, actress America Ferrera follows Clean Power Lake County activists as, over the course of nearly a year, they collect and deliver petitions to the Waukegan City Council, journey to Springfield to advocate for clean energy policy that can provide green jobs, and appeal directly to NRG Energy to work with the community to transition its Waukegan power plant beyond coal.
Audience members will have the chance to meet local activists featured in the film, learn what Clean Power Lake County is doing to move Waukegan beyond coal, and talk with local leaders about how community members can work together to revitalize the Waukegan lakefront.
Here's the line-up of Lake County showings:
March 4, 1:30 p.m.: Hometown Habitat, Stories of Bringing Nature Home, Prairie Crossing Charter School, 1531 Jones Point Road, Grayslake
March 5, 5 p.m.: Years of Living Dangerously: Uprising, Christ Episcopal Church, Memorial Hall, 410 Grand Ave., Waukegan
March 10, 6:30 p.m.: A Plastic Ocean, College of Lake County, A-Wing Auditorium, 19351 W. Washington St., Grayslake
March 11, 2:30 p.m.: Shifting Sands on the Path to Sustainability (with Spanish subtitles), Waukegan Public Library, 128 N. County St., Waukegan
March 11, 6:30 p.m.: Before the Flood (with Spanish subtitles), College of Lake County, A-Wing Auditorium, 19351 W. Washington St., Grayslake
The Lake County showings are free and open to the public. A $6 donation per film is appreciated. For more information, movie trailers and tickets, go to www.oneearthfilmfest.org/films-by-date.
The Lake County screenings are part of the Midwest's premier environmental film festival. Local sponsors are Citizens Climate Lobby, Clean Power Lake County, College of Lake County, Faith in Place, Liberty Prairie Foundation, Prairie Crossing Charter School, Sierra Club: Woods & Wetlands Group, and Wild Ones: Lake to Prairie Chapter.
One Earth Film Festival Comes to Lake County
February 22, 2016 November 25, 2016 Karen Long MacLeod Events	A Farmer's Road, Clean Power Lake County, Inhabit: A Permaculture Perspective, Lake County, One Earth Film Festival, Saving My Tomorrow, This Changes Everything
In its milestone fifth year, One Earth Film Festival will present four inspiring films—"Saving My Tomorrow," "This Changes Everything," "Inhabit: A Permaculture Perspective," and "A Farmer's Road"—on March 5-6 in three venues around Lake County. In addition to illuminating the environmental topics of the day, the festival creates wide-ranging opportunities for dialogue and action.
The Clean Power Lake County Campaign and its lead partner, the Sierra Club Woods and Wetlands Group, are among the festival's supporting organizations.
The Lake County films are part of the Midwest's premier environmental film festival, which will feature 37 films in Chicago, Oak Park, River Forest, Evanston, Wilmette, and Lake and DuPage counties.
As the festival matures, planners continue to seek fresh approaches to reach new audiences. In the months leading up to this year's festival, volunteers have worked closely with community partners in Chicago neighborhoods and surrounding towns, expanding opportunities to hold screenings in schools, churches, libraries, theaters and even a greenhouse, a brewery and a bike shop—the places where people learn, live, work, pray and play.
"One Earth Film Festival is committed to bringing its programs to more people, from Lincoln Park to Hyde Park, from West Town to Washington Heights, from Pilsen and the South Side, to Grayslake and Elmhurst," said festival director Ana Garcia Doyle. "We believe the stories about our environment are universal and urgent but also personal and local. By screening films near where people live and work, we emphasize the values that drive this festival. We also reduce travel to the festival, which saves time and resources."
March 5, 3 p.m.: One Earth Film Festival: "Saving My Tomorrow" (family film), Prairie Crossing Charter School, 1531 Jones Point Road, Grayslake, Illinois.
March 5, 7 p.m.: One Earth Film Festival: "This Changes Everything," College of Lake County, Auditorium, Building C, 19351 W. Washington St., Grayslake, Illinois.
March 6, 1 p.m.: One Earth Film Festival: "Inhabit: A Permaculture Perspective," College of Lake County, Auditorium, Building C, 19351 W. Washington St., Grayslake, Illinois.
March 6, 4 p.m.: One Earth Film Festival: "A Farmer's Road," Montessori School of Lake Forest, 13700 W. Laurel Drive, Lake Forest, Illinois.
The film showings in Lake County are free and open to the public. A $5 donation per film is appreciated. More information, trailers and tickets are available here (greencommunityconnections.org/2016-one-earth-film-fest-in-lake-county/). Information on the full festival is available at oneearthfilmfest.org.
Clean Power Lake County on Facebook
air pollution beyond coal carbon pollution Celeste Flores clean energy Clean Power Lake County coal plant Dulce Ortiz environmental justice ethylene oxide EtO Faith in Place Lake County Lake Michigan NRG Energy power plants renewable energy Sierra Club Waukegan Waukegan lakefront


For the ninth year in a row, VBC's Winter Training program will run from November to March at the Downtown Boathouse. We will be making some changes to the Winter Training program this year, shifting towards an hour long workout style class. Coach Chadwell will be designing the workouts with a focus on interval training. The goal is to keep up attendance with quicker workouts and great music, so please share your playlist suggestions.
Practice begins Tuesday, November 13th at 6:00pm and will continue to be held Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6-7 p.m., and Saturdays at 8-9 a.m. Do you have questions or want to learn more? We encourage everyone to come try practice the first week and see how you like it.


text:
Die kroatische Männer-Handballnationalmannschaft repräsentiert den Handballverband Kroatiens als Auswahlmannschaft auf internationaler Ebene bei Länderspielen im Handball gegen Mannschaften anderer nationaler Verbände.

Geschichte
Der kroatische Handballverband wurde 1990 gegründet und ist seit 1992 Mitglied in der Internationalen Handballföderation (IHF) und in der Europäischen Handballföderation (EHF). Mit 14 Medaillen bei internationalen Großereignissen, darunter zwei Olympiasiegen (1996 und 2004) und einem Weltmeistertitel (2003), gehört Kroatien zu den erfolgreichsten Nationen im Handball der Männer.

Nach der erfolgreich ausgetragenen Europameisterschaft 2000 wurde Kroatien im Jahr 2005 auch zum Ausrichter der Weltmeisterschaft 2009 gewählt, obwohl noch keine der vorgegebenen Hallen stand. Im Endspiel unterlag Kroatien Frankreich mit 19:24. Im Jahr 2018 war Kroatien erneut Ausrichter der Europameisterschaft.

Internationale Großereignisse
Für Teilnahmen bis 1991 siehe Jugoslawische Männer-Handballnationalmannschaft.

Olympische Spiele
 Olympische Spiele 1992: nicht qualifiziert
 Olympische Spiele 1996:  1. Platz (von 12 Mannschaften)
Kader: Venio Losert (7 Spiele/0 Tore), Valter Matošević (7/0), Valner Franković (1/0), Vladimir Šujster (2/2), Bruno Gudelj (3/2), Alvaro Načinović (3/3), Nenad Kljaić (5/3), Iztok Puc (3/6), Zoran Mikulić (5/9), Vladimir Jelčić (7/11), Slavko Goluža (7/12), Zlatko Saračević (6/16), Goran Perkovac (7/17), Božidar Jović (6/26), Irfan Smajlagić (6/31/All-Star), Patrik Ćavar (6/43/Torschützenkönig/All-Star). Trainer: Velimir Kljaić.
 Olympische Spiele 2000: nicht qualifiziert
 Olympische Spiele 2004:  1. Platz (von 12 Mannschaften)
Kader: Venio Losert (8 Spiele/0 Tore), Vlado Šola (7/0), Valter Matošević (1/0), Drago Vuković (8/1), Denis Špoljarić (8/1), Davor Dominiković (8/2), Vedran Zrnić (8/2), Slavko Goluža (8/4), Goran Šprem (8/18), Nikša Kaleb (8/25), Petar Metličić (8/28), Blaženko Lacković (8/30), Ivano Balić (8/32/All-Star), Igor Vori (8/39), Mirza Džomba (8/55/Zweitbester Torschütze). Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Olympische Spiele 2008: 4. Platz (von 12 Mannschaften)
Kader: Venio Losert (8 Spiele/0 Tore), Mirko Alilović (8/0), Davor Dominiković (8/2), Ljubo Vukić (3/8), Ivano Balić (7/9), Renato Sulić (8/9), Drago Vuković (8/12), Zlatko Horvat (8/16), Petar Metličić (8/16), Blaženko Lacković (8/19), Tonči Valčić (8/21), Igor Vori (8/23), Domagoj Duvnjak (8/24), Goran Šprem (5/25), Mirza Džomba (8/34). Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Olympische Spiele 2012:  3. Platz (von 12 Mannschaften)
Kader: Venio Losert (8 Spiele/0 Tore), Mirko Alilović (8/0), Ivan Ninčević (7/2), Damir Bičanić (1/3), Jakov Gojun (8/6), Ivano Balić (8/8), Marko Kopljar (8/9), Drago Vuković (8/9), Denis Buntić (8/9), Zlatko Horvat (8/20), Igor Vori (8/23), Manuel Štrlek (8/28), Domagoj Duvnjak (8/32), Blaženko Lacković (8/32), Ivan Čupić (8/49/All-Star/Zweitbester Torschütze). Trainer: Slavko Goluža.
 Olympische Spiele 2016: 5. Platz (von 12 Mannschaften)
Kader: Ivan Stevanović (6 Spiele/0 Tore), Ivan Pešić (6/0), Jakov Gojun (6/6), Ivan Slišković (6/7), Ilija Brozović (6/8), Marko Mamić (6/10), Marko Kopljar (6/12), Zlatko Horvat (6/12), Igor Karačić (6/12), Krešimir Kozina (6/14), Luka Stepančić (6/21), Ivan Čupić (6/21), Domagoj Duvnjak (6/22), Manuel Štrlek (6/29). Trainer: Željko Babić.
 Olympische Spiele 2020: nicht qualifiziert

Weltmeisterschaften
 Weltmeisterschaft 1993: nicht qualifiziert
 Weltmeisterschaft 1995:  2. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Venio Losert, Boris Jarak, Goran Perkovac, Irfan Smajlagić (47 Tore/All-Star), Božidar Jović, Alvaro Načinović, Tomislav Farkaš, Zvonimir Bilić, Mirza Šarić, Iztok Puc, Vlado Šola, Patrik Ćavar, Ratko Tomljanović, Slavko Goluža, Valter Matošević, Zlatko Saračević. Trainer: Zdravko Zovko.
 Weltmeisterschaft 1997: 13. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Bašić, Vladimir Jelčić, Goran Perkovac, Irfan Smajlagić, Božidar Jović, Mladen Prskalo, Tomislav Farkaš, Zvonimir Bilić, Nenad Kljaić, Iztok Puc, Mirza Džomba, Venio Losert, Patrik Ćavar, Slavko Goluža, Valter Matošević, Zlatko Saračević. Trainer: Ilija Puljević.
 Weltmeisterschaft 1999: 10. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Bašić, Ivica Maraš, Božidar Jović, Vedran Zrnić, Zvonimir Bilić, Nenad Kljaić, Davor Dominiković, Mirza Džomba, Venio Losert, Patrik Ćavar, Tonči Valčić, Slavko Goluža, Mario Kelentrić, Mirza Šarić, Milanko Čaprić, Zoran Mikulić. Trainer: Velimir Kljaić.
 Weltmeisterschaft 2001: 9. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mario Kelentrić, Nikša Kaleb, Renato Sulić, Božidar Jović, Vedran Zrnić, Zvonimir Bilić, Nenad Kljaić, Davor Dominiković, Mirza Džomba, Venio Losert, Patrik Ćavar, Tonči Valčić, Slavko Goluža, Valter Matošević, Petar Metličić, Zoran Mikulić. Trainer: Josip Milković.
 Weltmeisterschaft 2003:  1. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mario Kelentrić, Nikša Kaleb, Ivano Balić, Božidar Jović, Blaženko Lacković, Vedran Zrnić, Igor Vori, Davor Dominiković, Mirza Džomba (All-Star), Vlado Šola, Tonči Valčić, Slavko Goluža, Valter Matošević, Denis Špoljarić, Petar Metličić (46 Tore). Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Weltmeisterschaft 2005:  2. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Vlado Šola (10 Spiele/0 Tore), Venio Losert (7/0), Nikola Blažičko (3/0), Zoran Jeftić (4/5), Davor Dominiković (9/6), Denis Špoljarić (10/10), Slavko Goluža (10/14), Vedran Zrnić (10/15), Nikša Kaleb (10/16), Petar Metličić (7/18), Denis Buntić (10/19), Goran Šprem (10/22), Igor Vori (10/37), Ivano Balić (10/46/All-Star/Bester Spieler), Blaženko Lacković (10/46), Mirza Džomba (10/62/All-Star). Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Weltmeisterschaft 2007: 5. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Dragan Jerković (9 Spiele/0 Tore), Mirko Alilović (8/0), Venio Losert (3/0), Davor Dominiković (3/0), Domagoj Duvnjak (1/1), Tonči Valčić (9/3), Dalibor Anušić (2/3), Denis Špoljarić (9/5), Nikša Kaleb (10/16), Drago Vuković (10/18), Ljubo Vukić (9/20), Renato Sulić (9/20), Vedran Zrnić (10/32), Mirza Džomba (8/32), Petar Metličić (10/34), Blaženko Lacković (10/35), Igor Vori (10/36), Ivano Balić (10/53/Bester Spieler). Trainer: Lino Červar.

 Weltmeisterschaft 2009:  2. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Venio Losert (10 Spiele/0 Tore), Mirko Alilović (10/0), Denis Špoljarić (9/0), Zlatko Horvat (2/0), Dalibor Anušić (2/1), Josip Valčić (1/1), Jakov Gojun (8/1), Marko Kopljar (5/2), Denis Buntić (5/6), Ivano Balić (8/17), Goran Šprem (4/17), Vedran Zrnić (8/18), Tonči Valčić (10/19), Petar Metličić (9/22), Mateo Hrvatin (9/25), Blaženko Lacković (10/29/All-Star), Igor Vori (10/36/All-Star/Bester Spieler), Domagoj Duvnjak (10/38), Ivan Čupić (10/66/All-Star/Zweitbester Torschütze). Trainer: Lino Červar.

 Weltmeisterschaft 2011: 5. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Alilović (9 Spiele/0 Tore), Marin Šego (5/0), Ivan Pešić (4/0), Marino Marić (1/1), Jakov Gojun (9/1), Tonči Valčić (9/5), Marko Kopljar (9/5), Ivan Ninčević (9/7), Jerko Matulić (9/9), Željko Musa (8/9), Domagoj Duvnjak (8/13), Ivano Balić (9/22), Drago Vuković (9/23), Manuel Štrlek (9/25), Blaženko Lacković (9/26), Igor Vori (9/29), Denis Buntić (9/42), Vedran Zrnić (9/54/All-Star). Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Weltmeisterschaft 2013:  3. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Alilović (9 Spiele/0 Tore), Filip Ivić (7/0), Blaženko Lacković (2/0), Željko Musa (9/4), Marino Marić (4/6), Jakov Gojun (8/6), Stipe Mandalinić (9/7), Igor Vori (8/9), Manuel Štrlek (5/11), Luka Stepančić (8/12), Drago Vuković (8/12), Lovro Šprem (9/12), Ivan Ninčević (4/13), Zlatko Horvat (9/23), Damir Bičanić (9/30), Marko Kopljar (9/31), Domagoj Duvnjak (9/40/All-Star), Ivan Čupić (9/50/Zweitbester Torschütze). Trainer: Slavko Goluža.
 Weltmeisterschaft 2015: 6. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Alilović (9 Spiele/0 Tore), Filip Ivić (9/0), Jakov Gojun (9/4), Ilija Brozović (9/5), Željko Musa (9/7), Ivan Ninčević (9/8), Damir Bičanić (9/10), Luka Stepančić (9/13), Igor Vori (9/15), Ivan Slišković (9/21), Igor Karačić (9/21), Zlatko Horvat (9/25), Marko Kopljar (9/27), Manuel Štrlek (9/29), Domagoj Duvnjak (9/32), Ivan Čupić (9/41). Trainer: Slavko Goluža.
 Weltmeisterschaft 2017: 4. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Filip Ivić (5 Spiele/0 Tore), Ivan Pešić (4/0), Jerko Matulić (5/0), Ivan Stevanović (9/1), Jakov Gojun (9/1), Josip Božić Pavletić (4/5), Lovro Jotić (9/5), Stipe Mandalinić (9/10), Luka Šebetić (9/13), Željko Musa (9/14), Lovro Mihić (9/14), Tin Kontrec (9/15), Luka Stepančić (9/21), Domagoj Duvnjak (9/26/All-Star), Manuel Štrlek (9/27), Marko Mamić (9/29), Zlatko Horvat (9/34), Luka Cindrić (9/39). Trainer: Željko Babić.
 Weltmeisterschaft 2019: 6. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Alen Blažević (8 Spiele/0 Tore), Lovro Jotić (1/0), Marin Šego (9/1), Ivan Stevanović (9/1), Ivan Slišković (4/1), Kristian Bećiri (3/1), Krešimir Kozina (5/4), Ivan Vida (9/7), Luka Cindrić (6/9), Damir Bičanić (9/11), Jakov Vranković (9/16), Marin Šipić (9/18), Željko Musa (9/19), David Mandić (9/19), Igor Karačić (9/20), Domagoj Duvnjak (9/24), Manuel Štrlek (9/29), Luka Stepančić (9/31), Zlatko Horvat (9/39). Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Weltmeisterschaft 2021: 15. Platz (von 32 Mannschaften)
Kader: Ivan Pešić (6 Spiele/0 Tore), Marin Šego (4/0), Mate Šunjić (2/0), Željko Musa (6/1), Janko Kević (3/1), Marin Šipić (3/1), Josip Šarac (5/2), Ilija Brozović (5/3), Luka Cindrić (1/4), Halil Jaganjac (5/5), Luka Šebetić (6/6), Igor Karačić (3/6), David Mandić (6/7), Domagoj Duvnjak (6/8), Manuel Štrlek (6/11), Ivan Čupić (5/14), Zlatko Horvat (6/17), Marko Mamić (6/17), Ivan Martinović (6/18), Marino Marić (6/26). Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Weltmeisterschaft 2023: 9. Platz (von 32 Teams)
Kader: Dino Slavić (4 Spiele/0 Tore), Mate Šunjić (4/0), Dominik Kuzmanović (4/0), Jakov Gojun (6/0), Leon Šušnja (6/0), Zvonimir Srna (1/1), Nikola Grahovac (1/1), Paolo Kraljević (6/2), Domagoj Duvnjak (6/5), Željko Musa (6/6), Lovro Mihić (5/7), Luka Šebetić (6/8), Josip Šarac (5/15), Marin Šipić (6/21), Igor Karačić (6/22), Marin Jelinić (6/23), Luka Cindrić (6/29), Ivan Martinović (6/31), Filip Glavaš (6/36). Trainer: Hrvoje Horvat.

Europameisterschaften
 Europameisterschaft 1994:  3. Platz (von 12 Mannschaften)
Kader: Tonči Peribonio (0 Tore), Valter Matošević (0), Bruno Gudelj (0), Darko Franović (1), Slavko Goluža (1), Alvaro Načinović (2), Zvonimir Bilić (5), Ratko Tomljanović (8), Goran Perkovac (12), Patrik Ćavar (17), Nenad Kljaić (17), Vladimir Jelčić (17), Iztok Puc (18), Zlatko Saračević (30), Irfan Smajlagić (33), Ivica Obrvan, Vlado Šola. Trainer: Zdravko Zovko.
 Europameisterschaft 1996: 5. Platz (von 12 Mannschaften)
Kader: Vlado Šola (5 Spiele/0 Tore), Valter Matošević (5/0), Venio Losert (2/0), Zvonimir Bilić (4/0), Tomislav Farkaš (1/0), Nenad Kljaić (3/2), Bruno Gudelj (6/3), Slavko Goluža (6/7), Alvaro Načinović (6/8), Božidar Jović (5/11), Goran Perkovac (6/13), Iztok Puc (5/15), Irfan Smajlagić (6/24), Zlatko Saračević (6/31), Patrik Ćavar (6/40). Trainer:  Abas Arslanagić.
 Europameisterschaft 1998: 8. Platz (von 12 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Bašić (6 Spiele/0 Tore), Venio Losert (4/0), Mario Kelentrić (2/0), Tihomir Baltić (4/0), Ivica Obrvan (2/1), Darko Galić (3/1), Mario Bjeliš (2/1), Egon Paljar (4/3), Nenad Kljaić (5/4), Božidar Jović (6/10), Ratko Tomljanović (6/11), Slavko Goluža (6/18), Mirza Džomba (6/18), Zoran Mikulić (6/20), Zlatko Saračević (4/21), Patrik Ćavar (6/37). Trainer: Velimir Kljaić.
 Europameisterschaft 2000: 6. Platz (von 12 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Bašić (6 Spiele/0 Tore), Venio Losert (5/0), Valter Matošević (1/0), Bruno Gudelj (2/0), Tomislav Farkaš (2/0), Mirza Džomba (4/2), Goran Šprem (1/4), Tonči Valčić (6/6), Božidar Jović (6/7), Nenad Kljaić (6/10), Slavko Goluža (6/11), Zvonimir Bilić (4/11), Zoran Mikulić (5/11), Goran Perkovac (6/18), Irfan Smajlagić (6/29/All-Star), Zlatko Saračević (5/29). Trainer: Zdravko Zovko.
 Europameisterschaft 2002: 16. Platz (von 16 Mannschaften)
Kader: Valter Matošević (3 Spiele/0 Tore), Mario Kelentrić (3/0), Davor Dominiković (3/0), Igor Kos (2/0), Tihomir Baltić (3/2), Mirza Džomba (3/2), Tonči Valčić (1/2), Božidar Jović (3/3), Renato Sulić (3/3), Ivano Balić (3/3), Goran Šprem (3/5), Vedran Zrnić (3/6), Petar Metličić (3/11), Slavko Goluža (3/15), Zvonimir Bilić (3/16). Trainer: Josip Milković.
 Europameisterschaft 2004: 4. Platz (von 16 Mannschaften)
Kader: Valter Matošević (7 Spiele/0 Tore), Vlado Šola (6/0), Mario Kelentrić (4/0), Vedran Zrnić (8/1), Davor Dominiković (5/2), Denis Špoljarić (8/3), Ivan Vukas (5/6), Igor Vori (8/7), Tonči Valčić (8/18), Slavko Goluža (8/19), Renato Sulić (8/19), Petar Metličić (6/21), Nikša Kaleb (8/21), Ivano Balić (7/26/All-Star/Bester Spieler), Blaženko Lacković (8/33), Mirza Džomba (8/46/Torschützenkönig). Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Europameisterschaft 2006: 4. Platz (von 16 Mannschaften)
Kader: Vlado Šola (8 Spiele/0 Tore), Venio Losert (5/0), Nikola Blažičko (2/0), Ivan Čupić (2/0), Davor Dominiković (8/2), Denis Buntić (8/4), Denis Špoljarić (8/5), Zlatko Horvat (8/8), Slavko Goluža (8/10), Igor Vori (8/14), Goran Šprem (8/16), Renato Sulić (8/23), Petar Metličić (8/33), Mirza Džomba (8/34), Blaženko Lacković (8/37), Ivano Balić (8/43/All-Star/Bester Spieler). Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Europameisterschaft 2008:  2. Platz (von 16 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Alilović (8 Spiele/0 Tore), Vjenceslav Somić (5/0), Dragan Jerković (3/0), Davor Dominiković (4/0), Josip Valčić (3/0), Denis Špoljarić (8/1), Drago Vuković (5/3), Ljubo Vukić (3/5), Renato Sulić (6/7), Nikša Kaleb (6/12), Tonči Valčić (7/16), Domagoj Duvnjak (7/17), Blaženko Lacković (8/18), Zlatko Horvat (8/18), Ivan Čupić (8/19), Igor Vori (8/21/All-Star), Petar Metličić (8/31), Ivano Balić (8/44/All-Star/Torschützenkönig). Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Europameisterschaft 2010:  2. Platz (von 16 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Alilović (8 Spiele/0 Tore), Goran Čarapina (8/0), Blaženko Lacković (6/1), Damir Bičanić (3/1), Jakov Gojun (8/1/Bester Verteidiger), Vedran Mataija (8/1), Željko Musa (8/1), Marko Kopljar (8/5), Tonči Valčić (5/7), Drago Vuković (8/16), Igor Vori (8/18/All-Star), Vedran Zrnić (8/20), Manuel Štrlek (8/21/All-Star), Domagoj Duvnjak (7/23), Denis Buntić (8/26), Ivano Balić (8/27), Ivan Čupić (8/36). Trainer: Lino Červar.

 Europameisterschaft 2012:  3. Platz (von 16 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Alilović (8 Spiele/0 Tore), Venio Losert (8/0), Hrvoje Batinović (2/0), Željko Musa (8/1), Jakov Gojun (8/2), Damir Bičanić (8/4), Drago Vuković (8/5), Ivano Balić (8/6), Domagoj Duvnjak (8/13), Ivan Ninčević (8/13), Zlatko Horvat (8/17), Manuel Štrlek (6/17), Igor Vori (8/18), Denis Buntić (8/19), Marko Kopljar (8/25/All-Star), Blaženko Lacković (8/32), Ivan Čupić (8/42). Trainer: Slavko Goluža.
 Europameisterschaft 2014: 4. Platz (von 16 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Alilović (8 Spiele/0 Tore), Venio Losert (8/0), Drago Vuković (8/0), Stipe Mandalinić (4/2), Ivan Ninčević (8/3), Josip Valčić (8/4), Željko Musa (8/4), Jakov Gojun (8/5), Ivan Slišković (4/10), Igor Vori (8/13), Denis Buntić (8/16), Damir Bičanić (8/23), Ivan Čupić (8/24), Marko Kopljar (8/27), Manuel Štrlek (8/29), Zlatko Horvat (8/33), Domagoj Duvnjak (8/36/All-Star). Trainer: Slavko Goluža.
 Europameisterschaft 2016:  3. Platz (von 16 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mirko Alilović (8 Spiele/0 Tore), Ivan Stevanović (8/0), Jakov Gojun (8/2), Luka Cindrić (7/2), Krešimir Kozina (3/2), Antonijo Kovačević (8/3), Ilija Brozović (5/6), Marko Mamić (8/8), Luka Šebetić (8/11), Igor Karačić (8/12), Ivan Čupić (8/19), Marko Kopljar (8/24), Domagoj Duvnjak (8/25), Ivan Slišković (8/30), Zlatko Horvat (8/31), Marino Marić (8/32), Manuel Štrlek (8/43/All-Star). Trainer: Željko Babić.
 Europameisterschaft 2018: 5. Platz (von 16 Mannschaften)
Kader: Ivan Stevanović (7 Spiele/0 Tore), Mirko Alilović (5/0), Ivan Pešić (2/0), Jakov Gojun (6/0/Bester Verteidiger), Tin Kontrec (1/0), Halil Jaganjac (1/0), Denis Buntić (2/2), Domagoj Duvnjak (1/2), Lovro Mihić (7/2), Igor Vori (6/3), Marino Marić (4/7), Stipe Mandalinić (7/8), Željko Musa (7/9), Marko Kopljar (7/14), Igor Karačić (7/16), Ivan Čupić (7/19), Marko Mamić (7/19), Zlatko Horvat (7/24), Luka Cindrić (7/25), Luka Stepančić (7/25), Manuel Štrlek (7/29/All-Star). Trainer: Lino Červar.

 Europameisterschaft 2020:  2. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Marin Šego (9 Spiele/0 Tore), Matej Ašanin (9/0), Matej Hrstić (9/2), Valentino Ravnić (4/2), Željko Musa (9/3), Ilija Brozović (5/4), Josip Šarac (9/5), Vlado Matanović (9/6), Marin Šipić (9/6), Marko Mamić (9/8), Marino Marić (9/19), Luka Cindrić (9/21), David Mandić (9/22), Zlatko Horvat (9/24), Luka Stepančić (9/31), Igor Karačić (9/34/All-Star), Domagoj Duvnjak (9/36/Bester Spieler). Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Europameisterschaft 2022: 8. Platz (von 24 Mannschaften)
Kader: Ivan Pešić (6 Spiele/0 Tore), Jakov Gojun (5/0), Kristian Pilipović (3/0), Mirko Alilović (2/0), Ivan Slišković (2/0), Valentino Ravnić (2/0), Davor Ćavar (2/0), Matej Mandić (1/0), Željko Musa (1/0), Lovro Mihić (1/0), Mate Šunjić (3/1), Šime Ivić (5/1), Leon Šušnja (1/2), Halil Jaganjac (2/2), Mateo Maraš (3/2), Nikola Grahovac (3/2), Veron Načinović (4/3), David Mandić (2/3), Zvonimir Srna (3/4), Filip Glavaš (7/5), Ante Gadža (7/8), Marin Jelinić (6/11), Marino Marić (6/13), Luka Cindrić (6/13), Marin Šipić (7/21), Tin Lučin (7/28), Ivan Čupić (7/29), Ivan Martinović (7/37). Trainer: Hrvoje Horvat.
 Europameisterschaft 2024: Qualifikation läuft noch

Weitere Turnierteilnahmen
(Auswahl)

Mittelmeerspiele
Bei den Mittelmeerspielen in verschiedenen Ländern des Mittelmeerraumes ist Handball seit 1967, mit Ausnahme von 1971, fester Bestandteil. Dort erreichte die Auswahl folgende Platzierungen:
 Mittelmeerspiele 1993:  1. Platz (von 10 Mannschaften)
Kader: Tonči Peribonio, Mirko Bašić, Goran Perkovac, Alvaro Načinović, Ivica Obrvan, Bruno Gudelj, Iztok Puc, Zlatko Saračević, Ratko Tomljanović, Vlado Šola, Vladimir Jelčić, Patrik Ćavar, Irfan Smajlagić, Nenad Kljaić. Trainer: Zdravko Zovko.
 Mittelmeerspiele 1997:  1. Platz (von 13 Mannschaften)
Kader: Goran Perkovac, Valter Matošević, Valner Franković, Božidar Jović, Miro Barišić, Mario Bjeliš, Goran Jerković, Mirza Džomba, Enes Halkić, Davor Dominiković, Silvio Ivandija, Igor Kos, Dragan Jerković, Neno Boban, Mario Kelentrić, Mladen Prskalo. Trainer: Velimir Kljaić.
 Mittelmeerspiele 2001:  1. Platz (von 12 Mannschaften)
Kader: Ivano Balić, Tihomir Baltić, Zvonimir Bilić, Davor Dominiković, Mirza Džomba, Slavko Goluža, Božidar Jović, Mario Kelentrić, Igor Kos, Blaženko Lacković, Valter Matošević, Diego Modrušan, Goran Šprem, Renato Sulić, Vedran Zrnić. Trainer: Josip Milković.
 Mittelmeerspiele 2005:  2. Platz (von 10 Mannschaften)
Kader: Damir Bičanić, Nikola Blažičko, Denis Buntić, Josip Čale, Ivan Čupić, Zlatko Horvat, Tomislav Huljina, Krešimir Ivanković, Marin Knez, Branimir Koloper, Mario Obad, Vladimir Ostarčević, Ivan Pongračić, Vjenceslav Somić, Ljubo Vukić, Drago Vuković. Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Mittelmeerspiele 2009: nicht teilgenommen
 Mittelmeerspiele 2013:  2. Platz (von 10 Mannschaften)
Kader: Ivan Pešić, Ivan Stevanović, Hrvoje Batinović, Lovro Šprem, Jerko Matulić, Nik Tominec, Marino Marić, Filip Gavranović, Ivan Slišković, Stefan Vujić, Marko Matić, Luka Stepančić, Robert Markotić, Igor Karačić, Damir Batinović, Josip Vidović. Trainer: Slavko Goluža.
 Mittelmeerspiele 2018:  1. Platz (von 13 Mannschaften)
Kader: Matej Ašanin, Josip Božić Pavletić, Bruno Butorac, Josip Ereš, Halil Jaganjac, Lovro Jotić, Tin Kontrec, David Mandić, Petar Medić, Ante Kaleb, Valentino Ravnić, Marin Šipić, Ivan Sršen, Mate Šunjić, Leon Šušnja, Jakov Vranković. Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Mittelmeerspiele 2022: nicht teilgenommen

World Cup
Beim World Cup (1971–2010) in Schweden sowie teilweise in Norwegen und Deutschland, erreichte die Auswahl folgende Platzierungen:
 World Cup 1996: 8. Platz (von 8 Mannschaften)
 World Cup 2004: 8. Platz (von 8 Mannschaften)
Kader: (mglw. unvollständig), Venio Losert, Vlado Šola, Ivano Balić, Igor Kos, Vedran Zrnić, Josip Čale, Mario Bjeliš, Davor Dominiković, Mirza Džomba, Zoran Jeftić, Krezo Ivanković, Goran Šprem, Petar Metličić, Alen Blažević. Trainer: Ivica Udovičić.
 World Cup 2006: 1. Platz (von 8 Mannschaften)
Kader: Venio Losert, Dragan Jerković, Ljubo Vukić, Renato Sulić, Ivano Balić, Ivan Vukas, Blaženko Lacković, Vedran Zrnić, Marko Bagarić, Igor Vori, Davor Dominiković, Mirza Džomba, Drago Vuković, Goran Šprem, Denis Špoljarić, Petar Metličić, Damir Bičanić. Trainer: Lino Červar.

Supercup
Beim Supercup (1979–2015) in Deutschland erreichte die Auswahl folgende Platzierungen:
 Supercup 1998: 7. Platz (von 8 Mannschaften)
Kader (mglw. unvollständig): Valter Matošević, Venio Losert, Egon Paljar, Goran Jerković, Mario Bjeliš, Vladimir Šujster, Zvonimir Bilić, Nenad Kljaić, Milanko Caprić, Petar Metličić, Davor Dominiković, Slavko Goluža, Zoran Mikulić, Tomislav Farkaš. Trainer: Velimir Kljaić.
 Supercup 1999: 2. Platz (von 6 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mario Kelentrić, Vladimir Jelčić, Božidar Jović, Alvaro Načinović, Tomislav Farkaš, Nenad Kljaić, Ratko Tomljanović, Mirza Džomba, Venio Losert, Tonči Valčić, Slavko Goluža, Valter Matošević, Vedran Zrnić, Denis Špoljarić, Zoran Mikulić, Vlado Šola. Trainer: Zdravko Zovko.
 Supercup 2001: 4. Platz (von 6 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mario Kelentrić, Venio Losert, Valter Matošević, Tihomir Baltić, Renato Sulić, Ivano Balić, Vedran Zrnić, Matija Štritof, Miro Barišić, Tonči Valčić, Slavko Goluža, Goran Šprem, Denis Špoljarić, Petar Metličić, Zvonimir Bilić. Trainer: Josip Milković.
 Supercup 2003: 4. Platz (von 6 Mannschaften)
Kader: Mario Kelentrić, Nikola Blažičko, Vlado Šola, Nikša Kaleb, Renato Sulić, Ivano Balić, Blaženko Lacković, Vedran Zrnić, Zvonimir Bilić, Igor Vori, Davor Dominiković, Mirza Džomba, Patrik Ćavar, Slavko Goluža, Denis Špoljarić, Petar Metličić. Trainer: Lino Červar.
 Supercup 2005: 4. Platz (von 6 Mannschaften)
Kader: Vlado Šola, Nikola Blažičko, Venio Losert, Blaženko Lacković, Davor Dominiković, Ivano Balić, Slavko Goluža, Denis Špoljarić, Petar Metličić, Denis Buntić, Goran Šprem, Ivan Pongračić, Mirza Džomba, Vedran Zrnić, Igor Vori, Renato Sulić. Trainer: Lino Červar.

Golden League
Bei der Golden League, ausgetragen in Dänemark, Norwegen und Frankreich, erreichte die Auswahl folgende Platzierungen:
 Golden League 2013/14, 1. Turnier: 2. Platz (von 4 Mannschaften)

Spieler und Trainer

Aktueller Kader
Trainer Hrvoje Horvat nominierte am 27. Dezember 2022 folgende 22 Spieler für die Vorbereitung auf die Weltmeisterschaft 2023. Der Kader muss bis zum Turnierstart auf 18 Spieler reduziert werden.

Während der Weltmeisterschaft können bis zu fünf der folgenden Spieler aus dem erweiterten 35-Mann-Kader nachnominiert werden: Josip Božić Pavletić, Jakov Gojun, Šime Ivić, Mateo Maras, Marino Marić, Veron Nacinović, Ivan Pešić, Kristian Pilipović, Valentino Ravnić, Tomislav Severec, Davor Ćavar, Marin Šego, Mario Šoštarić.

Bisherige Trainer

Spielerrekorde
Aktive Spieler sind grün hinterlegt. Stand: 28. Januar 2023.

Weblinks

 hrs.hr, Offizielle Website (kroatisch)
 eurohandball.com, Porträt auf der Website der Europäischen Handballföderation (englisch)
 ihf.info, Porträt auf der Website der Internationalen Handballföderation (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

Handballnationalmannschaft (Männer)
Nationalmannschaft Manner
Handball Manner
Abc
Abc

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Dr. Naser Sharifi is a general dentist. His practice is located in Floral Park, NY. He received his dental degree from The University of Tehran in 1979. In 1981 and 1982 he had Oral Pathology training from The Catholic Medical Center and Booth Memorial Medical Center in New York. He received a fellowship in Oral Pathology from The American Academy of Oral Pathology in 1982. Dr. Sharifi has extensive training in Implant Dentistry. He is a Fellow of The International Congress of Oral Implantologists. He is also an active member of The American Dental Association and Queens County Dental Society. Dr. Sharifi has been providing dental care to Floral Park, Bellerose and surrounding communities for the last thirty years. He is skillful and provides outstanding implant and all other phases of dentistry. While he is expert in his work, he is also very caring, gentle and well respected within the community. Dr. Sharifi's mission is to have happy, healthy patients with beautiful and natural smiles.


using CSS Menu writer, you need to create a new design similar to the one one the template. In CSS Menu writer, select one of the existing designs that is closest, then click the edit button to edit it and make changes to get it to look the way you want. when you close the design Editor, you will be prompted to save the design as a preset.
you can then use that design preset for the menu when creating the Site Sculptopr Design.


Yes, you can. To change your password simply log into "My Account" and select 'edit details' to change your password - don't forget to hit the update button.
You may also wish to check out our gift cards and vouchers, for the person who is hard to buy for.
You are able to send an iCard to the recipient. An iCard is a digital greeting which will include the cover image of the subscription you have purchased, as well as a personal message that you can add yourself. This can be emailed directly to the recipient on a chosen date, or you can email it to yourself to print and present to them. iCARDs are free and very easy to create. Click here to see an example.
Being an online company, iSUBSCRiBE does not stock any copies of the magazines. For back issue enquiries, please contact the specific magazine or newspaper publisher directly.
Yes, orders can be placed over the telephone. Please feel free to call us on 020 7199 0161 between 9am and 6pm Monday to Friday.
There are many ways to pay for your subscriptions. You can pay by credit or debit card, use a PayPal account or Login and Pay using your Amazon account. We also have many subscriptions available on Direct Debit. If you are lucky enough to have received a gift card or voucher, you can use these to pay as well! For more details on payment methods please click here.
You can log into your account on the iSUBSCRiBE site here. In your 'My Account' area you will find a complete list of all your current and past subscriptions. Here you can manage all of your information and purchases and change your details accordingly. Please note that as the delivery labels are often printed a number of weeks in advance, the next issue of your magazine may still go to the old address.
For weeklies it may take between 2-4 weeks for the first issue to arrive.
For monthlies it may take between 4-6 weeks, however some publishers, including IPC Media and National Geographic, have longer lead times and may take a few weeks longer than this.
For bi-monthlies it may take between 8-10 weeks.
For international orders the delivery of your first issue may take between 10-12 weeks.
For digital purchases, your subscription will commence with the current issue. Please activate your account with Zinio to access the first issue.
If your magazine hasn't arrived or you think it may be running late please contact the magazine publishers who will be able to help you. You can find all their contact details on your confirmation email, or in your My Account area on our site. You can log in here where you will find a complete list of all your current and past subscriptions and the publisher contact information for each.
Your subscription will usually start with the next available issue and will not normally be the current issue that is available in the shops now. The delivery estimates in question 7 are intended as a guide.
When purchasing a subscription, select 'Yes' when asked 'Is this subscription a gift?' on the delivery address page. After completing the order, you will then be presented with the steps to create and send or print your iCARD.
I have received a gift card or gift voucher, how do I use it?
Lucky you! On the gift card or voucher itself there will be a long number. You will need to enter this long number during the checkout process, in the step after you have entered the delivery information. If the subscription amount exceeds the gift card or voucher value, you will need to enter in your payment details in the next step to cover the remaining amount.
Please note that gift cards and vouchers cannot be used to purchase direct debit payment option subscriptions.
In most cases the free gift will be sent to the gift giver rather than the recipient and can take up to 6 weeks to arrive. The gift will arrive separately from the first issue, so don't worry if it hasn't arrived at the same time.
If your gift hasn't arrived within 6 weeks you can contact the magazine publishers who will be able to help you. You can find all their contact details on your confirmation email, or in your My Account area on our site. You can log in here where you will find a complete list of all your current and past subscriptions and the publisher contact information for each.
International delivery is available for the majority of magazine subscriptions on the iSUBSCRiBE website. Please look out for the 'International Offers' button on the title page to check for international delivery options. If this button is not visible, international delivery is not available for that title.
If you cancel your subscription within 48 hours of placing it, iSUBSCRiBE will provide a full refund. This is applicable to orders placed for UK, European, United States and International delivery within 48 hours of order.
If you request a cancellation more than 48 hours after placing your order iSUBSCRiBE will not offer a refund. Any cancellations may only be processed by the individual publisher at their discretion. Each publisher has slightly different terms on refunds. Some publishers will refund in full, some in part, and some not at all. We are happy to advise you on refunds so please do get in touch.
Renewing your subscriptions at iSUBSCRiBE is extremely easy. Simply select the magazine you wish to renew, add it to your shopping cart then proceed to the checkout. On the checkout page you will be asked if this is a renewal, select yes and then fill out your details. Don't forget to log in if you are already an iSUBSCRiBE customer. Also, please note that you do not need to have placed your original subscription through iSUBSCRiBE in order to renew with us.
Do you offer a corporate service?
Yes, we can set up a corporate quote for your company or educational facility. You can pay for your order via bacs, cheque or company credit/debit card. To find out more please contact us with any queries. For corporate queries please contact Laurie or for educational facility queries please contact Hannah.
You can search for a publication via the search box on the iSUBSCRiBE homepage, alternatively you can search by category to see all titles of a particular genre.
If you can't find the magazine you are looking for, it may mean we don't yet have that particular title amongst our selection. Please get in touch to find out if we have the magazine, or to suggest it so that we can try to add it to our list.
iSUBSCRIBE is the UK's largest independent online magazine and newspaper subscription store. We are a privately owned company based in London.
NEED TO KNOW MORE? ASK US NOW!
Title: — please select — Mr. Ms. Miss Mrs.


text:
Nothing 'sinister' about airport questioning of Huawei exec Meng Wanzhou: Crown
The defence is requesting documents that it believes will prove its allegations of an unlawful arrest and coverup
VANCOUVER – The actions of Canadian officials during the arrest of Huawei Technologies executive Meng Wanzhou at Vancouver's airport were "not at all sinister" and followed their legal obligations, a Crown prosecutor says.
Robert Frater, a lawyer representing the Attorney General of Canada, said the defence has alleged that Canadian and United States officials conspired to conduct a covert criminal investigation at the airport on Dec. 1, 2018.
Border officers held Meng for three hours before the RCMP executed a provisional arrest warrant at the request of the U.S., which is seeking her extradition on fraud charges linked to the alleged violation of sanctions against Iran.
There is "nothing to" the defence allegations that the Mounties and the Canada Border Services agency ignored their legal obligation to execute the arrest warrant immediately or covered up a secret illegal investigation, Frater told a B.C. Supreme Court judge on Monday.
"The RCMP and CBSA carried out their duties in accordance with their statutory obligations," the lawyer said. "The evidence of a conspiracy is non-existent. Because the conspiracy is non-existent, there was nothing to cover up."
Meng, who is the Chinese tech giant's chief financial officer and the daughter of its founder, denies any wrongdoing. Her lawyers are in B.C. Supreme Court seeking further documents ahead of her extradition trial in January.
The defence is requesting documents that it believes will prove its allegations of an unlawful arrest and coverup. But the Crown argued that it has already produced voluminous disclosure, including officers' notes and surveillance video.
Frater said Meng's questioning at the airport was hardly "covert," since various activities were videotaped, audio taped and subject to notes, and if it was an "investigation" it produced paltry results.
It produced two statements from Meng, neither of which remotely prejudiced her rights or demonstrated any impropriety by officers involved, he said.
Frater added her electronic devices and passcodes were legally seized, but the items were not searched by the RCMP or border officers. Since the Federal Bureau of Investigation has said it doesn't want the devices, Canada has been trying for two months to return them to Meng, Frater said.
The defence has claimed that the seizure of electronic devices was a U.S. priority that Canada accepted "without question."
However, Frater said an officer's notes merely state that evidence should be preserved as there will be a request from the FBI. All these notes establish is that there was co-operation between Canadian and U.S. authorities, because by definition extradition is a form of international co-operation, he said.
The defence's argument amounts to a "provocatively stated proposition" unsupported by facts that does not advance their case one bit, he said.
"That is the sort of technique that is usually found in the tackle box of someone on a fishing expedition," he added.
Frater said the defence alleges that on Nov. 30, 2018, the RCMP hatched a plan to board Meng's plane when it landed and immediately arrest her. He said the defence claims the plan changed during a morning meeting on Dec. 1, when it was decided the border agency would conduct a covert criminal investigation and cover it up.
Although it's true that border officers present at the meeting didn't take notes, RCMP officers did take notes that mentioned the border agency's presence at the table, Frater said.
There is nothing improper and much that is logical about delaying an arrest until a person is admitted into a country, he added. Border officers are required by law to examine a traveller's admissibility and do not have the authority to execute an arrest warrant under the Extradition Act, he said.
The defence has said it was a "foregone conclusion" that Meng would enter Canada to be arrested and, further, the CBSA did not actually finish Meng's admissibility examination. It instead suspended it without a decision, at which point the RCMP executed the warrant.
Meng's lawyers have also questioned why a border officer asked Meng about Huawei's business dealings in Iran. Frater responded that the border agency must ask questions about any alleged criminal behaviour to determine a traveller's admissibility.
Justice Heather Holmes pushed back on this point, questioning what would have happened if Meng had admitted to criminality in the interview with the border officer.
"He would make a decision about admissibility," Frater replied.
Later, Crown lawyer Diba Majzub said even if a traveller is deemed inadmissible, the RCMP can execute an arrest warrant while the person is in detention or after they've been released with conditions pending a hearing.
Frater also said there was nothing inappropriate about the search of Meng's seven bags of luggage, noting travellers are often subjected to this inconvenience at the border.
He said the Crown has already produced more disclosure than is legally required. On Monday, they turned over more documents, including additional notes taken by an RCMP officer several days after he attended the Dec. 1 meeting.
But he said the defence is "fishing" by asking for documents from people tangentially involved in the case, such as individuals copied on an email chain.
"They have the notes of the RCMP officers at the meeting. They have the notes of the CBSA officers and they know the CBSA officers' notes don't deal with the meeting," Frater said.
"My friends are annoyed because none of this substantiates their theory that this is the meeting where the covert criminal investigation and a coverup were launched."
Border officers couldn't have legally arrested Huawei exec Meng Wanzhou: Crown
'No need' for lengthy border exam of Meng Wanzhou before her arrest: defence
Meng Wanzhou wins right to more documents involving arrest at Vancouver airport
Border officials, RCMP followed law in arrest of Meng Wanzhou: Attorney General
Francois-Philippe Champagne set to meet with manufacturers desperate for supply chain solutions
GreenPower announces plan to manufacture zero-emission buses in West Virginia
Truckers say vaccine requirement for crossing border will exact economic toll
Crestline Coach unveils new FleetMax ambulances with a paramedic focus
Pleora Technologies announces that Dairy Distillery is using its Visual Inspection System
Benefits of stainless steel washdown motors
Alberta solar farm construction to proceed after TC Energy supply deal signed


Monster Energy shares are at an all-time high.
The Coca-Cola Co. (KO - Get Report) may be working on a deal to finally swallow energy drink maker Monster Beverage Corp. (MNST - Get Report) .
At least that was the thinking of TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS portfolio manager Jim Cramer. Coca-Cola, the Atlanta-based beverage giant, has a 16.7% stake in Monster.
On his Twitter Inc. account, Cramer noted that Monster shares reached an all-time high of $56.25 on Thursday, Aug. 31, suggesting that a Coca-Cola takeover could be in the works.
Under the new leadership of CEO James Quincey, Wall Street has been anxiously awaiting Coca-Cola to make a deal that jump-starts sluggish growth. Coca-Cola closed on its transaction to acquire a 16.7% stake in Monster for $2.2 billion on June 12, 2015, so a full takeover would be a possible next step.
Quincey previously served as Coca-Cola's COO, but replaced former CEO Muhtar Kent on May 1. He has been widely regarded on Wall Street as acquisition friendly.
On a media earnings call in April, Quincey said the company will be "very focused on expanding in other categories that are attractive to us" and sees "tremendous opportunity" to grow the Coca-Cola brand.
TheStreet looks at why Coca-Cola should buy Monster.
Monster flaunts an attractive business.
People are buying Monster drinks, driven by a healthy dose of innovation. In November, for example, Monster launched what it calls a "super soda" - its new Mutant soft drink. Fueled by that innovation, Monster saw its revenue climb 9.6% to $907.1 million while net sales from its drinks segment increased 9.7% to $815.3 million. Gross profit in the quarter rose to 64.3% from 62.6% in the year-ago period.
Coca-Cola needs to spruce things up.
Given its stretch of sluggish results, it's time for Coca-Cola to diversify its portfolio. While, yes, it would be wise for Coca-Cola to consider buying a food company to compete better with PepsiCo Inc. (PEP - Get Report) , the company's commitment to being a "total beverage company" would be strengthened by tacking on an energy drink maker. Coca-Cola has enough water brands (smartwater, Dasani), juice (Simply Orange, Minute Maid) and soda (Coca-Cola, Sprite).
Coca-Cola has the opportunity to capture a lot of market share.
As of 2015, Coca-Cola held a 17.4% share of the global sports and energy drinks market, one spot from the top under PepsiCo, which held 29.3%. Monster ranked fourth with 5.9% of the market share in the sports and energy space, under rival Red Bull GmbH, third, with 6.7% of the share, according to Statista data. Combine Coca-Cola and Monster and they can edge PepsiCo out of the dominant seat within the important space.
Coca-Cola declined to comment for this story.