While getting in touch with Docker and playing around with different methods to dockerize web services and websites, I came across some interesting articles, blog posts and tutorials. As mentioned in the introduction of my little series of self-hosted web services, I did not find the perfect tutorial covering all my wishes.
That was the reason for me to share my experiences as a Docker beginner and led to start blogging again. Maybe some individuals with similar wishes out there find useful information in my posts.
When I initially had the idea to blog about my solutions as a Docker beginner, of course there was no other way than running the blog in a Docker container. Due to a widespread use of WordPress, a ton of different ways exist.
By the time I'm writing this post, some months have passed since I initially created my dockerized WordPress blog. So unfortunately, I can't reproduce if I found an almost-ready solution or if I created the docker-compose.yml partly by myself.
For an easy startup and maintenance, those containers are bundled in a docker-compose.yml file. The web server is the only container allowed to speak to Traefik. It is linked to WordPress and includes WordPress' files within the corresponding directory of nginx. WordPress again is linked to the database.
As you might expect, WordPress is providing a Docker image on Docker Hub. The configuration is pretty straightforward. I created a named volume to provide the web server access to the WordPress files. Of course, a link to the database container is required. As shown in the figure, Traefik is not aware of the WordPress container.
Because WordPress' Docker image I'm using is shipped without a web server, I need to create one in a separate Docker container. For this, I'm using an already existing nginx image from Docker Hub, tailored to the official WordPress container.
As shown in the figure, I need to link the web server container to the WordPress container and use the existing named image to get access to WordPress' files.
The remaining configuration just increases PHP's post_max_size and specifies the connection to Traefik.
Now that I have a WordPress instance and a web server, I still need a database to get WordPress to work. I chose a MariaDB Docker container which is of course officially provided on Docker Hub.
Accessing the database should at least be secured by a password protected user. So username and password, as well as the name of the database and a root password need to be set. Because my docker-compose.yml file is tracked via Git, I put those variables in a separate file (wp_db.txt). This file is then .gitignored.
By nature, when a Docker container stops, crashes or is being deleted, the files changed within the container are also being deleted. In this case, our database would have been gone. That's why I need to create a volume, to still have MariaDB's files outside the Docker container when deleting the container.
Setting up WordPress in Docker was rather easy. There is a ton of tutorials, examples, Docker images, Dockerfiles etc. and setting up websites in Docker containers follow a certain pattern.


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Q: Pass drawable image to TypedArray in Android I am trying to implement a segmentated radio button from here: https://github.com/makeramen/android-segmentedradiobutton but I need to set the image programmatically and not in XML.
This is the source of the custom RadioButton:
public class CenteredImageButton extends RadioButton {

    Drawable image;

    public CenteredImageButton(Context context, AttributeSet attrs) {
        super(context, attrs);
        TypedArray a = context.obtainStyledAttributes(attrs,
                R.styleable.CompoundButton, 0, 0);
        image = a.getDrawable(1);
        setButtonDrawable(android.R.id.empty);

    }

    @Override
    protected void onDraw(Canvas canvas) {
        super.onDraw(canvas);

        if (image != null) {
            image.setState(getDrawableState());

            // scale image to fit inside button

            int imgHeight = image.getIntrinsicHeight();
            Log.d("IMAGEHEIGHT", "imageWidth is " + imgHeight);

            int imgWidth = image.getIntrinsicWidth();
            Log.d("IMAGEWIDTH", "imageWidth is " + imgWidth);

            int btnWidth = getWidth();
            Log.d("BUTTONWIDTH", "buttonWidth is " + btnWidth);
            int btnHeight = getHeight();
            Log.d("BUTTONHEIGHT", "buttonHeight is " + btnHeight);

            float scale;

            if (imgWidth <= btnWidth && imgHeight <= btnHeight) {
                scale = 1.0f;
            } else {
                scale = Math.min((float) btnWidth / (float) imgWidth,
                        (float) btnHeight / (float) imgHeight);
            }

            Log.d("SCALE", "scale is " + scale);

            int dx = (int) ((btnWidth - imgWidth * scale) * 0.5f + 0.5f);
            Log.d("DX", "dx is " + dx);
            int dy = (int) ((btnHeight - imgHeight * scale) * 0.5f + 0.5f);
            Log.d("DY", "dy is " + dy);

            image.setBounds(dx, dy, (int) (dx + imgWidth * scale),
                    (int) (dy + imgHeight * scale));

            image.draw(canvas);
        }
    }

I am setting the drawable in another file like this:
private void setButtonImageProperties(RadioButton button,Drawable drawable){
    button.setGravity(Gravity.CENTER);
    Resources resources = this.context.getResources();
    float dipValue = TypedValue.applyDimension(TypedValue.COMPLEX_UNIT_DIP,
            60, resources.getDisplayMetrics());
    float dipValue1 = TypedValue.applyDimension(
            TypedValue.COMPLEX_UNIT_DIP, 80, resources.getDisplayMetrics());

    button.setMinHeight((int) dipValue);
    button.setMinWidth((int) dipValue1);

    button.setButtonDrawable(drawable);
}

Please anyone, advise. I really need helping hand. Thanks.

A: You pretty much need to add a setImage method to CenteredImageButton:
public void setImage(Drawable newImage) {
    image = newImage;
}

And just call it later in your main code:
button.setImage(drawable);

See this Gist to see the method inline: https://gist.github.com/1470789
I also noticed you changed the name of my class from CenteredRadioImageButton to CenteredImageButton. If you're not actually using this for the RadioButton-like behavior, I would suggest using a standard ImageButton
(I am the maintainer of SegmentedRadioButton)

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Another little code for closing the week.
I'm gathering data coming out of PABX systems. Time is stored with numbers.
Sometimes you just don't want to see 3662 seconds but 01:01:02, with [hh:mm:ss] format.
Be carefull, hh:mm:ss is a string format : you won't be able to do calculations nor apply maths functions on it anymore.


Brewery Tour at Jack's Abby!
Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour of the award-winning Jack's Abby Craft Lagers in Framingham, Sunday, May 20 from 12-12:45pm! We'll check out all the action, from mash to hopback to fermentation. Jack's Abby has won national and international awards for its craft lagers, all brewed right here in our own backyard. After the tour, purchase some fresh brew to go and grab some delicious lunch in the brewery's famous beer hall!


"I expect parties during the summer. People come here to have fun — they're on vacation," said a resident. wife on the condition they not be named. Real estate agents with knowledge of the East Ch.
The scandal is rocking Kennebunk, known for its proximity to the Bush family's summer vacation home. Maine, as well as one from Boston and another from New Hampshire. The men range in age from 34 t.
Adriaan Demmers spends most winter weekends as an instructor at Chicopee Ski & Summer Resort, a bunny hill near his home in Guelph, Ontario. But the real estate agent and his wife also logged 57 days.
In 1969 her parents bought a home on Youngtown Road. have to leave on the last day of summer vacation. That dream came tru.
Find out how the market changes after Labor Day and what makes it a pivotal day for the real estate. your summer getaway spot, you might consider buying a place in the area and going back every yea.
David Laemmle plans to continue the business on a smaller scale from a barn on the same property as his home in Alna. yet to come up with an asking price or list the building but has talked with re.
If there were an endangered species list for Los Angeles historical homes. Girard is credited with originating the first land excursions to see real estate, a model followed today by time-share and.
speaking to real estate agents about the chance of bunking in vacation homes. But Carias, who uses a wheelchair, came away from the housing fair shrugging, saying he'd added his name to a long list. ".
After seven years of absence, Ralphi is back to develop commercial real estate in his old neighborhood. Fair ♦♦ "Hotel Tra.
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"When you start turning your life around, the wreckage doesn't automatically get cleaned up," said Kevin, who is now a successful real estate. vacation homes and as a paralegal, and he had a dispir.
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Fashion model Koa Smith releases harrowing POV footage of surviving "sixty-foot waves" at secret outer reef, "I'm so grateful and psyched, I thought I was about to die!"
World's sexiest over-fifty Laird Hamilton reveals the fat-soaked diet, and home gymnasium, that keep him wildly fit as he enters his harvest years, "The doctor was covered in my blood, all over his mask. I could feel him yanking on me!"
Hawaiian heartthrob and scion of North Shore strongman Koa Rothman reveals myriads secrets, including an exploding rubber suit, he uses to survive "fifty-foot Waimea Bay!"
Cap'n Paul: "Surfers are drama queens!"
By Chas Smith
Ignorant, uneducated, cowardly whining hysterical drama queens!
I think you must know the environmental organization Sea Shepherd from its aggressive pirate sticker and from Dave Rastovich. Its motto is "You fucken suck if you don't have gills or a blowhole or claws n shit!" and its founder, Captain Paul Watson, is a real rabble rouser when it comes to protecting all ocean creatures from the evil intentions of man.
He was once part of Greenpeace but then he thought their methods were not confrontational enough so founded Sea Shepherd.
A few days ago he took to his Facebook to call surfers, who want to maybe not surf with sharks, li'l bitches. Let's read from his post!
Shark Hating Drama Queens Need to Grow Up
Playing golf is more dangerous than surfing.
Hiking is more dangerous than surfing.
Driving a car is more dangerous than surfing.
Taking a bath is more dangerous than surfing.
Eating a cheeseburger is more dangerous than your chance of being eaten by a shark. Getting drunk is a greater threat to your life than any shark could ever be.
Now most surfers I know are not whiners. They are not cry babies. Surfers tend to be people with an intimate connection to the Ocean. I have long viewed surfers as Ambassadors of the Sea. Kelly Slater is an icon. Likewise Laird Hamilton and Stephanie Gilmore to name just three.
Bethany Hamilton still surfs and she lost an arm to a shark.
They all embody grace, courage and respect for the sea.
Most surfers that I know respect sharks.
So why are a minority of cry baby surfers hysterical about sharks?
I'll tell you why.
They are cowards and if you're afraid of shark, the solution is simple, stay the hell out of the Ocean.
These whiners are an absolute disgrace to the art of surfing.
Humans kill a hundred million sharks a year and sharks on average kill about 5 people annually despite the fact that hundreds of millions of people go into the water every single day.
Dogs kill more people every year than sharks.
Horses kill more people every year than sharks.
And Mosquitos kill more people than all other animals kill people every year.
Your chances of being killed by another human are vastly greater than being killed by a shark.
The only people who want to kill off the sharks are ignorant, uneducated, cowardly whining hysterical drama queens.
Every time a person is attacked by a shark, a truly rare event, the media goes nuts and the 'experts' crawl out of the woodwork to advocate retaliation and revenge.
So to all you so called 'surfers' and 'bathers' how about growing up. Admit you're just scared and upset that sharks threaten your anthropocentric delusion of dominance. Leave the sharks alone and stop giving a bad name to surfers.
Ummmm do you agree with Cap'n Watson? Would you classify yourself as an "ignorant, uneducated, cowardly whining hysterical drama queen" if you think that fishing aggressive near-shore sharks is a reasonable response to attacks?
Do you love to make straw men arguments then ruthlessly destroy them?
Should we maybe found a competing organization called Sea Fucker?
Sea Fucker will have a very nice flag too, I think. Maybe not so piratey like Sea Shepherd. I think our name does the proper amount of aggressive for us. Also our motto "Fuck the Fishes!" So maybe we balance it out with a rainbow over a Chinaman eating a delicious bowl of sharkfin soup.
Our biggest activity will be posting angry screeds to Facebook.
Watch: Yago Is a Worthy Wildcard!
By Michael Ciaramella
But is he on your Fantasy team?
In case you missed it, Yago dora received a wildcard into the 2017 Oi Rio Pro by way of the trials. He lost round one to JJF, but only by a fraction a point. Yago also had the second-highest wave score in the opening day of competition.
How, you ask? With surfing like this.
And dammit, you'd be hard-pressed not to put this kid in your top-10 surfers. Good in the tube, getting better on rail and the airs? Few do them better or with more style. Also, from what I've heard, he's also a really cool kid.
In round two Yago will come up against Kolohe Andino, and what a fun battle that will be! Kolohe used to be like Yago — the young prodigy, aerial master — but in recent years he's settled into the consummate competitor role, which equates to lots of early nights and half-laybacks for sevens.
Meanwhile Yago remains the free and fruity punter, simply excited to take on the world's best in his homeland. He's more naturally talented than Kolohe, but Andino retains the upper-hand competitively. So, who ya got?
I'm a sucker for shake-ups, so give me Yago!
This isn't what it looks like!
Just in: Kelly Pulls out of Brazil!
Cites back pain!
Aaaand it's official. Kelly has pulled out of Brazil. This isn't surprising, but it should be.
Why? Because of continuity. Or… Continuance. Yeah that's it.
You remember the fifteen-minute doco that KS Wave co., Outerknown, Firewire, and Nair For Men released last week? The one that detailed Kelly's mediocre run through the Oz events and all the fun stuff in between? Here's how it ended:
Coming out of Australia, Kelly is in a challenging position.
But that's what continuance is all about: the perseverance and commitment between where we are and where we want to be…
So yeah, that sold me. Kelly would fulfill his obligation 2017 commitment and attend his least-fav event on tour — if not to achieve his goal, then for Continuity's sake.
But the back pain! WSL reports:
Unfortunately, 11x World Champion Kelly Slater has withdrawn from the event due to back issues. "I have been working through some injuries the past several seasons and, unfortunately, I need to take some time off to mend my body," Slater said. "I won't be in Rio and I don't know how long I'll need. My lower back has been in constant pain for the last three years and although I've been able to fight through it with short stints of rehab, it hasn't fixed the problem. If I don't do this now, at some point, I'll ruin my body. I'm spending the next five weeks rehabilitating with WSL Doctors in Australia and we'll see how I feel after that. I'm hopeful that I will be in top form again this season at some point. Thanks everyone for the support."
I don't doubt Kelly's got back pain, not at all. But would he use it as an excuse to pull out of Cloudbreak, one day in advance, if the forecast was solid? Probs not.
Oh and… his five weeks of rehab ends on the starting date of the Fiji waiting period. Coincidence? Kelly Slater doesn't know the word!
That said, I can't blame him for not going to Brazil. Best of luck in his recovery and hopefully we'll see a happy, healthy Slater come Fiji — one of the few places where he remains über-relevant.
While Kelly didn't pose much of a threat in Saquarema, his absence creates jubilation in one lucky boy! Kelly will be replaced by Bino Lopes, the local kid who 'ooped his way past Wilko last year.
London's father has sinned, but like all good priests we forgive*! (*for a small fee)
Grom Abuse: London's Dad Apologizes!
Surf community promotes parental reform!
If you've been following the grom abuse saga, you'll know my main stance was that London's parents, not London himself, were most culpable for the teenager's petulant behavior. That if there absolutely must be a target for your middle-age rage, please direct it toward Mr. and Mrs. Almida.
It comes down to my belief that kids should never be hit or socially condemned by adults, especially if those adults aren't the kid's own parents. It's not just a moral thing, it's a law — and for good reason. Although kids should learn to take responsibility for their actions, it's also the responsibility of the parents to teach them right from wrong in the first place.
But that responsibility doesn't transfer to a stranger's fist just because he feels the parents have done a poor job.
Today, London's father Chris Almida released a statement via Ian Cairn's Facebook (Ian is London's surf coach). It went as follows:
The incident at Salt Creek last week involving my family has brought many issues to the surface both positive and negative and I have decided that there is nothing to be gained for anyone by further action on my part and as such I have no intention to pursue any legal recourse. While I respectfully disagree with the idea that bullying is ever justified or that violence is merited as a response to "disrespect" or misbehavior, I can appreciate that others have a different view. It has been very hard to hear this negative feedback and I have run through the gamut of responses from defensive to anger to righteous indignation and finally to resolution that this must be made right.
One bit of feedback that has rung true is that I need to take a deep look in the mirror and see what part I am playing in the creation of this dynamic. In looking deeply at what I have role modeled I can see the many ways that I have been selfish, aggressive, entitled and easily offended. While I tend to exhibit these traits in a passive aggressive manner they are none the less what I have unwittingly role modeled to my son. This behavior has set my wife into a mode of protection within our family that has been expressed outwardly when the same dynamic plays out in the wider world. For my part I do apologize – first to my family, to my friends and peers and to the surf community as a whole. My lack of acknowledgement and ownership of this behavior has ultimately created this situation and the blame lies squarely with me. I will continue to dive into the root of these issues and work to unravel this behavior and do better for my sons, wife and all.
In respect to London, he has as you may imagine, had to face some serious introspection and participate in some very difficult conversations. He has had to take ownership of how others have experienced him both positively and negatively. London is a good kid with no negative intentions and he will be working hard to show this by his actions and engagement with others.
In peace and aloha and with hope for a new beginning for all involved I offer my apology."
Chris Almida
And… wonderful! Dad realizes his shortcomings as a human and how they've trickled down to wife, son, and lineups across SoCal.
Owns up to it, vows to improve.
A win, yes? Not if you're Koby Abberton. He screams:
DUNK THE FUK OUTTA CHEEKY LITTLE CUNTS. ITS SURFING. I KNOW I GOT DUNKED AND SLAPPED AND I DESERVED IT EVERY TIME. YOUR COUNTRY CAN BOMB ANYONE THEY WANT BUT DONT DARE DUNK A KID NEEDING A LESSON. MAN UP AND STAND BY YOUR ACTIONS.
Caps lock: the font of kid-dunkers everywhere.
Here, Christian Fletcher, right, and the patron saint of young surfers everywhere, Mr John John Florence.
Audio: Christian Fletcher V BeachGrit!
Christian Fletcher debates with Michael Ciaramella!
To read the lead up to this heated debate, click here!
So there I was, sitting in the middle of Pepi's Sports Bar in Capo Beach, CA, with the entire crowd looking at me.
They were ready to witness a slaughtering. My slaughtering. At the hands of their beloved, if slightly psychotic hometown hero, Christian Fletcher.
Christian didn't like some things I wrote about him. In fact he thought that journalists, or "mag fags" as he calls them, were by in large pussies. That we took things out of context and avoided interaction with our very subjects. That we sensationalized and opined on topics which we didn't fully understand.
He's not wrong.
And it was my time to pay for these sins, via a presidential-style-debate about grom abuse, in front of his home crowd. His friends and family. A constituency loyal to the point of tattooing Christian's namesake on their half-shaven domes. Does Slater even have that?
Ya Pitt @chrisname this dude is serious!!
A post shared by Christian Fletcher (@christianfletcherlives) on Dec 11, 2014 at 1:35pm PST
I was Bernie Sanders at a Trump rally. A non-Herbie longboarder at Lowers. My destruction was not just expected, but a foregone conclusion. Still, I had to hold my ground.
Christian took a seat beside me and grabbed the mic. The rest is history.
I'll let you decide for yourselves how the debate went, but I have something to say about how it ended.
Christian threw out a few baseless insults (You're fucking retarded, You aren't even a fucking American), after which I was pulled from my seat by Christian's bouncers.
These guys didn't even work at the bar, they were just there "in case you get a little lippy" (Christian's words). The crowd cheered wildly as I was yanked from center stage.
While being helped out the door, one of Christian's boys stopped to tell me something.
"Don't worry man," he said. "It's all part of the show."
That made me feel a little better.
After being removed, I went for a walk around the block to consider the night's events. Once I'd pieced it all together and realized it wasn't just a weird dream, that everything I've written did in fact take place, a tremendous laugh came over me.
Then I called Christian to see if he'd like a goodnight kiss. In reflection I realized he had been, mostly, a gracious and welcoming host. Sadly there was no answer.
Before driving off, I sent him a text. "Thanks for the wonderful evening," it said. "Hope to see you soon!" He didn't respond to that one either.
I'm still not sure if Christian Fletcher hates my guts, or if this entire operation was his idea of fun. Of boyish camaraderie. Of testing my limits…
Either way, we'll always have Pepi's.
Editor's note: if anyone was at Pepi's that evening or knows someone with pictures or video of the event (especially JP Van Swae), please send them our way!
Cap'n Paul: "Surfers are drama queens!"
Grom Abuse: London's Dad Apologizes!
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Tulsa, Okla., (November 17, 2017) – Oklahoma Technical College will be holding an unveiling ceremony for a new Purple Heart Recipient Parking Spot on Friday, November 17th at 10:30 am.
Decorated World War II hero and recipient of two purple stars, Paul Andert, will be participating in the ribbon cutting and then speaking to students afterward. Mr. Andert served as an infantry platoon sergeant in the 41st Armored Infantry, Company B during the majority of his time in the Army. He lives in Tulsa and is the author of several books including Unless You Have Been There.
World War II veteran and two-time Purple Heart recipient, Paul Andert.
"These spots serve an extremely important purpose. They are reserved for veterans who've been wounded in combat. It's our way of showing respect and gratitude for those who have given so much for our Freedom," said Leonda Clements, Senior Financial Aid Specialist and Veterans School Certifying Official.
Oklahoma Technical College has been named a Top 10 Military Friendly and Military Spouse Friendly College for their commitment to veterans and their families.
A parking spot will be designated at all three college campuses.
Oklahoma Technical College is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dually licensed and accredited institution offering various diploma and degree programs in automotive technology, diesel technology, HVAC/R, and welding. For more information on OTC's parent company, visit CommunityHigherEd.


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Q: prometheus query returns inconsistent results I have some data in prometheus that looks like this:
I have a job that runs every 2 minutes on a server and pushes values to prometheus' pushgateway and that's how it reaches prometheus. Now im trying to query this data with the HTTP API and I'm noticing that it returns inconsistent results, it either returns the data I expect to see or it doesnt return anything at all.
My queries are range queries where for example start = now() - 1w and end = now. The problem seems to show when I use high values for the step/resolution. The only step that seems to work all of the time is 5m. When I try 10m sometimes it works but usually it doesnt. I'm guessing this depends on the time I send the request (maybe when I use the current time it breaks something).
Why is this happening?

A: try to set the step as the size of the duration in the []. eg. if your query look like that: http_requests_total{job="prometheus"}[5m], use step = 5m.
if you want 10m change the duration and the step to 10m.


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/*

Albumize v1.0
by palerdot

website: http://palerdot.in
github: http://github.com/palerdot/
contact: palerdot@gmail.com

Released under MIT license
http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

*/

(function ($, document, window){

	win = $(window); doc = $(document);

	// *******************************************************************************

	//start of Albumize object

	function Albumize(){

				var a_pane = $('#albumize-pane');
				var a_olay = $('#albumize-olay');
				var a_a_olay = $('#albumize-album-overlay');
				var a_win = $('#albumize-album-window');
				var a_win_close = $('#albumize-album-window-close');
				var a_button = $('#albumize-album-list-button');
				var i_win = $('#albumize-i-window');
				var loading = $('#albumize-loading');
				var load_error = $('#albumize-loading-error');

				var a_title_div = $('#albumize-album-title-pane');
				var a_title = $('#albumize-album-name');
				var i_title = $('#albumize-image-title');

				var prev_image = $('#albumize-prev');
				var next_image = $('#albumize-next');

				var album_pane = $('#albumize-album-pane-body');
				var a_t_pane = $('#albumize-t-body');

				var doc_height = $(document).height();
				var doc_width = $(document).width();

				var win_height = $(window).height();
				var win_width = $(window).width();

				var pane_height = (doc_height/win_height)*100 + '%';
				var pane_width = (doc_width/win_width)*100 + '%';

				var dst = doc.scrollTop();
				var dsl = doc.scrollLeft();

				this.fresh_start = true;

				this.current_album = 0; //keeps track of current album

				// *******************************************************************************

				//start of Album object

				var albums = []; //array of Album objects

				function Album(id, total_images, title, imgs){

					this.id = id; //album id
					this.title = title; //title of the album
					this.total_images = total_images; //total images in this album

					this.current_image = 0; //keeps track of current image

					this.image_loaded = []; //array of image loaded status
					this.images = []; //array of image objects
					this.image_links = [];
					this.image_titles = [];

					this.thumbs_loaded = false;
					this.thumb_strip = $('

');
					this.thumb_loaded = [];
					this.thumbs_src = [];

					var covers = [];

					var _this = this;

					imgs.each(function(index, elem){

						$(this).attr({"data-albumize-image-id" : index, "data-albumize-album-id" : id});

						_this.image_links.push($(this).attr("href"));

						var i_title = $(this).attr("title");

							if(title == undefined)
								i_title = '';

						_this.image_titles.push(i_title);

						var im = $(this).children('img');

						_this.thumbs_src.push(im.attr("src"));

						if(im.attr("class") == 'albumize-cover'){
							covers.push(im.attr("src"));
						}

					});

					for(var i = 0; i < total_images; i++){
						this.image_loaded[i] = false;
					}

					//construct album list

					var ainfo = $('

').addClass("albumize-album-info").attr("data-albumize-album-id" , id);

					var cinfo = $('

').addClass("albumize-album-cover-info");

					var cimg = $('').attr({"class" : "albumize-album-cover-img", "src" : covers[0]});

					var ctitle = $('

').addClass("albumize-cover-title").text(title);
					var t = (total_images > 1) ? "images" : "image";
					var ccount = $('

').addClass("albumize-cover-count").text(total_images + " " + t);

					cinfo.append(ctitle, ccount);

					ainfo.append(cinfo);

					cimg.load(function(){
						ainfo.append(cimg);
					});

					album_pane.append(ainfo);

				}

				function AP(){

					this.handle_nav = function(image_id){

						next_image.removeClass('albumize-inactive');
						prev_image.removeClass('albumize-inactive');

						if(image_id == (this.total_images-1) || image_id == 0){

							if(image_id == (this.total_images-1)){
								next_image.addClass('albumize-inactive');
							}

							if(image_id == 0){
								prev_image.addClass('albumize-inactive');
							}

							if(image_id == (this.total_images-1) && image_id == 0){
								next_image.addClass('albumize-inactive');
								prev_image.addClass('albumize-inactive');
							}

						}

					};

					this.prev = function(){

						if(this.current_image > 0){

							var now = parseInt(this.current_image) - 1;

							this.show_image(now, this.image_links[now]);

						}

					};

					this.next = function(){

						if(this.current_image < (this.total_images-1)){

							var now = parseInt(this.current_image) + 1;

							this.show_image(now, this.image_links[now]);

						}

					};

					this.get_image_link = function(image_id){
						return this.image_links[image_id];
					};

					this.show_image = function(image_id, link){

						doc_height = $(document).height();
						doc_width = $(document).width();

						win_height = $(window).height();
						win_width = $(window).width();

						pane_height = (doc_height/win_height)*100 + '%';
						pane_width = (doc_width/win_width)*100 + '%';

						if(!this.image_loaded[image_id]){

							//show loading status

							loading.show();
							a_a_olay.show();

							var _this = this;

							//image is loaded for first time

							//******************************

							var img_width, img_height;
							var ref_width = 682; var ref_height = 542;

							var img = new Image();
							img.src = link;

							img.onerror = function(){

								i_win.html('');
								a_a_olay.stop(end, end).show();
								load_error.html('Error loading image . . . Dismiss').show();
								loading.show();
								_this.current_image = image_id;
								_this.handle_nav(image_id);

							};

							img.onload = function(){

								loading.show();
								a_a_olay.show();

								if(this.width < 500){
									img_width = this.width;
								}else{
									img_width = ref_width;
								}

								if(img_height < 500){
									img_height = this.height;
								}else{
									img_height = ref_height;
								}

								var i_width = (img_width/ref_width)*100;
								var i_height = (img_height/ref_height)*100;

								var i_top = (100 - i_height)/2;
								var i_left = (100 - i_width)/2;

								var jim = $(this);
								jim.css({"width" : i_width+"%", "height" : i_height+"%", "position" : "absolute", "top" : i_top+"%", "left" : i_left+"%"});

								_this.images[image_id] = $(this);
								_this.image_loaded[image_id] = true;
								_this.current_image = image_id;
								_this.handle_nav(image_id);

								i_win.hide().html(jim).fadeIn('slow');

								dst = doc.scrollTop();
								dsl = doc.scrollLeft();

								a_olay.css({'width' : pane_width, 'height' : pane_height}).fadeIn('slow');
								a_pane.css({'top' : dst + 'px', 'left' : dsl + 'px'}).slideDown('slow');

									if(!load_error.is(":visible")){

										load_error.hide();
										loading.hide();
										a_a_olay.hide();

									}

								};

							//*******************************

						}else{

								loading.hide();
								a_a_olay.hide();

								this.current_image = image_id;
								this.handle_nav(image_id);
								i_win.hide().html(this.images[image_id]).fadeIn('slow');

						}

						i_title.text(this.image_titles[image_id]);

					};

					this.show = function(image_id){

						if(this.title != ''){
							a_title.text(this.title);
							a_title_div.show();
						}else{
							a_title_div.hide();
						}

						if(!this.thumbs_loaded){

								//thumbnail strips are not loaded yet

								a_a_olay.show();
								loading.show();

								var loaded = 0;
								var error_images = 0;
								var tim = [];
								var _this = this;

								for(var i = 0; i < this.total_images; i++){

									//construct the thumbnail strip
									tim[i] = new Image();
									tim[i].src = this.thumbs_src[i];
									tim[i].setAttribute("data-albumize-album-id", this.id);
									tim[i].setAttribute("data-albumize-image-id", i);

									tim[i].onload = function(){

										this.className = "albumize-thumb";
										_this.thumb_strip.append(this);

										if(++loaded == _this.total_images){

											_this.thumb_strip = _this.thumb_strip.html();
											a_t_pane.html(_this.thumb_strip);

											if(error_images > 0 && error_images != _this.total_images){

													load_error.html('Error loading some thumbnails . . . Dismiss').fadeIn();
													a_a_olay.delay('7000').stop(end, end).hide(function(){

														loading.hide();
														load_error.hide();

														_this.thumbs_loaded = true;

													});

											}else if(error_images == _this.total_images){
												load_error.html('Error loading images . . . Dismiss').fadeIn();
												_this.thumbs_loaded = false;
												_this.thumb_strip = 0;
												_this.thumb_strip = $('

');
											}else if(error_images == 0){
												_this.thumbs_loaded = true;
												loading.hide();
												a_a_olay.hide();
											}

												if(image_id == undefined){

													//show the first image
													_this.show_image(0, _this.image_links[0]);
													a_win.removeClass('in').fadeOut();
													loading.show();
													a_a_olay.show();

												}else{

													//initiate albumize overlay
													dst = doc.scrollTop();
													dsl = doc.scrollLeft();

													a_olay.css({'width' : pane_width, 'height' : pane_height}).fadeIn('slow');
													a_pane.css({'top' : dst + 'px', 'left' : dsl + 'px'}).slideDown('slow');

													//show the particular image
													_this.show_image(image_id, _this.image_links[image_id]);

												}

										}

									};

									tim[i].onerror = function(){
										error_images++;
										this.style.display = "none";
										this.onload();
									};

								}

						}else{

							a_t_pane.html(this.thumb_strip);

								if(image_id == undefined){

									//show the first image
									this.show_image(0, this.image_links[0]);

									a_win.removeClass('in').fadeOut();
									//loading.hide();
									//a_a_olay.fadeOut();

								}else{

									//initiate albumize overlay
									dst = doc.scrollTop();
									dsl = doc.scrollLeft();

									a_olay.css({'width' : pane_width, 'height' : pane_height}).fadeIn('slow');
									a_pane.css({'top' : dst + 'px', 'left' : dsl + 'px'}).slideDown('slow');

									//show the particular image
									this.show_image(image_id, this.image_links[image_id]);

							}

						}

					};

				}

				Album.prototype = new AP();

				//end of Album object

				// ********************************************************************************

				//initializes the album

				this.init = function(total_albums, albumize){

						albumize.each(function(index, elem){

							$(this).attr("data-albumize-album-id", index);

							var title = $(this).attr("title");

							if(title == undefined)
								title = '';

							var album_id = index;

							var imgs = $(this).children('a');
							var total_images = imgs.length;

							//create album objects

							albums[index] = new Album(album_id, total_images, title, imgs);

						});

				}

				//shows the particular image

				this.show = function(album_id, image_id){

					this.fresh_start = false;
					this.current_album = album_id;
					var link = albums[album_id].get_image_link(image_id);
					albums[album_id].show(image_id);

				};

				//initializes the album and shows it
				this.show_album = function(album_id){

					this.fresh_start = false;
					this.current_album = album_id;
					albums[album_id].show();

				};

				//shows the image when the thumbnail is clicked

				this.show_image_from_thumb = function(album_id, image_id){

						this.fresh_start = false;
						var link = albums[album_id].get_image_link(image_id);
						albums[album_id].show_image(image_id, link);

				};

				//shows album window
				this.show_albums = function(){

					doc_height = $(document).height();
					doc_width = $(document).width();

					win_height = $(window).height();
					win_width = $(window).width();

					pane_height = (doc_height/win_height)*100 + '%';
					pane_width = (doc_width/win_width)*100 + '%';

					dst = doc.scrollTop();
					dsl = doc.scrollLeft();

					a_olay.css({'width' : pane_width, 'height' : pane_height}).fadeIn('slow');
					a_pane.css({'top' : dst + 'px', 'left' : dsl + 'px'}).slideDown('slow');
					a_button.click();

				};

				this.show_next = function(){

					albums[this.current_album].next();

				};

				this.show_prev = function(){

					albums[this.current_album].prev();

				};

			}

	//end of albumize object

	// *******************************************************************************

	var a; //This will be the main albumize object

	//prepare the DOM and attach events for added DOM elements

	$(document).ready(function(){

		var doc_height = $(document).height();
		var doc_width = $(document).width();

		var win_height = $(window).height();
		var win_width = $(window).width();

		var pane_height = (doc_height/win_height)*100 + '%';
		var pane_width = (doc_width/win_width)*100 + '%';

		var dst = $(window).scrollTop();
		var dsl = $(window).scrollLeft();

		var body = $(document.body);

		var b_width = body.width();
		var b_height = body.height();

		var albumize = $('.albumize');

		var total_albums = albumize.length;

		initDOM();

		processDOM();

		function processDOM(){

			a = new Albumize();

			//define the albumize utility plugin

			$.albumize = function(){

					if(arguments.length == 0){
						a.show_albums();
					}

			};

			a.init(total_albums, albumize);

			//*******************************************

			var a_olay = $('#albumize-olay');
			var a_pane = $('#albumize-pane');
			var a_album_pane = $('#albumize-album-window');

			var aao = $('#albumize-album-overlay');

			var a_w_close = $('#albumize-album-window-close');

			var slider = $('#albumize-t-slider');
			var t_div = $('#albumize-t-window');

			var loading = $('#albumize-loading');
			var load_error = $('#albumize-loading-error');

			var slider_open = true;

			// event listeners

				body.on('click', '#albumize-olay', function(){
					a_album_pane.hide();
					loading.hide(); load_error.hide();
					aao.hide();
					a_pane.slideUp('fast');
					a_olay.slideUp('fast');
				});

				body.on('click', '#albumize-pane #albumize-close', function(){
					a_album_pane.hide();
					loading.hide(); load_error.hide();
					aao.hide();
					a_pane.slideUp('fast');
					a_olay.fadeOut('fast');
				});

				body.on('click', '#albumize-album-list-button', function(){
					a_album_pane.fadeIn().addClass('in');
					aao.fadeIn();
				});

				body.on('click', '#albumize-album-window-close', function(){

					if(!a.fresh_start){
						a_album_pane.removeClass('in').fadeOut();
						aao.fadeOut();
					}else{

						loading.hide(); load_error.hide();
						a_pane.hide();
						a_album_pane.removeClass('in').fadeOut();
						aao.fadeOut('fast');
						a_olay.fadeOut('fast');
					}

				});

				body.on('click', '#albumize-t-slider', function(){

					slider_open = !slider_open;

						if(slider_open)
							slider.removeClass('out');
						else
							slider.addClass('out');

					t_div.toggleClass('t-hide');

				});

				body.on('click', '.albumize a', function(){

					var album_id = parseInt($(this).attr('data-albumize-album-id'));
					var image_id = parseInt($(this).attr('data-albumize-image-id'));

					a.show(album_id, image_id);

					return false;
				});

				body.on('click', '.albumize-album-info', function(){

					var album_id = parseInt($(this).attr("data-albumize-album-id"));

					a.show_album(album_id);

				});

				body.on('click', '#albumize-error-dismiss', function(){

					aao.stop().fadeOut();
					loading.hide();
					load_error.hide();

				});

				body.on('click', '.albumize-thumb', function(){

					var album_id = parseInt($(this).attr("data-albumize-album-id"));
					var image_id = parseInt($(this).attr("data-albumize-image-id"));
					a.show_image_from_thumb(album_id, image_id);

				});

				body.on('click', '#albumize-prev', function(){

					a.show_prev();

				});

				body.on('click', '#albumize-next', function(){

					a.show_next();

				});

			// event listeners

			//*******************************************

		}

		function initDOM(){

				var a_olay = $('

').addClass('albumize-overlay').attr('id', 'albumize-olay').css({'width' : pane_width, 'height' : pane_height});
				var a_pane = $('

').addClass('albumize-pane').attr('id', 'albumize-pane');
				var a_a_olay = $('

').addClass('albumize-album-overlay').attr('id', 'albumize-album-overlay');
				var a_header = $('

').addClass('albumize-header').attr('id', 'albumize-header');

				var a_close = $('<button>×</button>').addClass('albumize-close').attr('id', 'albumize-close');
				var a_album_title_div = $('
Album
').attr('id', 'albumize-album-title-pane');
				var a_i_title = $('

').attr("id", "albumize-image-title");

				a_close.appendTo(a_header);
				a_album_title_div.appendTo(a_header);
				a_i_title.appendTo(a_header);

				var a_control = $('

').addClass('albumize-control-pane').attr('id', 'albumize-control-pane');

				//control elements
				var a_prev = $('

').addClass('albumize-prev').attr('id', 'albumize-prev');
				var a_alist = $('

').addClass('albumize-album-list').attr('id', 'albumize-album-list-button');
				var a_next = $('

').addClass('albumize-next').attr('id', 'albumize-next');

				//albums list pane

				var a_album_pane = $('

<button class = "albumize-albums-close" \
				id = "albumize-album-window-close">×</button>
Albums

\

\

click to view album
\

').addClass('albumize-album-window albumize-modal fade').attr('id', 'albumize-album-window');

				var a_thumb_div = $('
\

\
										\

\

\

\

\

\

').addClass('albumize-t-window').attr('id', 'albumize-t-window');

				var a_i_win = $('

').addClass('albumize-i-window').attr('id', 'albumize-i-window');

				//append the structures

				a_control.append(a_prev, a_alist, a_next);

				a_pane.append(a_header);
				a_pane.append(a_i_win);
				a_pane.append(a_control);
				a_pane.append(a_thumb_div);

				a_olay.appendTo(body);
				a_pane.appendTo(body);
				a_pane.append(a_a_olay);
				a_pane.append(a_album_pane);

		}

	}); // end of document ready

})(jQuery, document, window);

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The 26th edition of the "Ennstal Classic" will be held at Gröbming, in Austria, from 18 to 21 July, on a course covering some of Styria's loveliest Alpine roads. This regularity competition attracts a truly international field, and is famous for not allowing the use of electronic instrumentation.
Three cars from the Fiat Heritage collection will be taking part in the event: the race line-up will include the Fiat 124 Sport Spider (1970), and the Alfa Romeo 1600 Spider "Duetto" (1966), fifty years after the Oscar-winning film "The Graduate".
The Abarth 2400 Coupé Allemano (1964) owned by Karl Abarth himself - who was born in Austria 110 years ago - will be driven by Anneliese Abarth in the "Grand Prix Gröbming" parade through the streets of the town on Saturday 21 July.
The event is sponsored by the Alfa Romeo and Abarth brands. Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio and Stelvio Quadrifoglio will be on display, as well as the Abarth 124 spider and 695 Rivale.
FCA will be taking part in the 2018 edition of the Ennstal Classic, to be staged in the Styria region from 18 to 21 July. It is the 26th edition of an event founded in 1993 with just 35 cars, which has grown over time to become a major date in the calendar for international classic car enthusiasts. This year, there will be no fewer than 238 competitors taking part.
The distinctive feature of the event, held on the Styria's loveliest Alpine roads, is that all types of electronic instruments are absolutely banned from the competition: only mechanical tripmasters and stopwatches are allowed, consistently with the age of the cars.
Two cars from the Fiat Heritage collection will be taking part in the race: Fiat 124 Sport Spider (1970) and Alfa Romeo 1600 Spider "Duetto" (1966). The first car, driven by actor Rudi Roubinek, was restored at the Officine Classiche in Turin, where FCA Heritage's restoration and certification services are provided, and was exhibited at the Geneva International Motor Show in 2016. Also in the starting line-up will be the "Duetto", a legendary model which this year celebrates the 50th anniversary of the award of the Oscar to the film "The Graduate", which won this car its cinema icon status. To celebrate this major anniversary, the Alfa Romeo Spider - from the Museo Storico Alfa Romeo in Arese (www.museoalfaromeo.com) - will be driven in the race by an illustrious couple from the world of film: Austrian actors Gregor Bloeb and Nina Proll.
During the event, sponsored by the Alfa Romeo and Abarth, a special stand in the grounds of the Fachschule Gröbming will enable visitors to admire the latest novelties from the range - the Abarth 124 spider, Abarth 695 Rivale and Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio and Stelvio Quadrifoglio models will be on show - and the wonderful 2400 Allemano once owned by the legendary Karl Abarth, who was born in Austria 110 years ago. This rare car will then be driven by his widow Anneliese, President of the Karl Abarth Foundation, in the "Grand Prix Gröbming" parade through the streets of the town on Saturday 21 July.
The 1600 Spider "Duetto" first appeared in 1966 and surprised everyone with its unusual, unconventional design by Pininfarina, quite different from other versions of the Giulia range due to its low nose and tapered "cuttlefish bone" tail, almost the opposite of the sedan's trademark cut-off rear. Its mechanics were derived from the Giulia Sprint GT, with power boosted to 109 HP at 6000 rpm and wheelbase shortened to 225 cm: its performance and driving pleasure were firmly at the top of its class, with a maximum speed of 182 km/h, rear-wheel drive and independent-wheel suspensions. The Duetto's rise to international fame was assisted by its unforgettable appearance in the film "The Graduate", in which it was driven by Dustin Hoffman. It was produced in four series and various versions up until 1994: a very long career.
The Fiat 124 Sport Spider was presented at the Turin International Motor Show in November 1966, and it was launched on the US market two years later. With rear-wheel drive, the car was fitted with a five-speed manual gearbox, a twin camshaft engine, disc brakes on all four wheels and intermittent windscreen wipers.
The 124 Spider, the "open-top" evolution of Fat's 1960s medium-range saloon car, was extremely successful for a considerable period of time, on both the Italian and the export markets. In fact this model, produced for 19 consecutive years, outlived almost all other sports cars of its time. In the United States alone, over 170,000 Spiders were sold between 1968 and 1985.
The design of the 124 Spider - created by Pininfarina, Fiat's historic partner in the creation of special versions - proved so popular that the vehicle actually underwent only a few minor stylistic updates during its twenty-year production lifetime, and it is still considered one of the major commercial successes of the Turin-based bodyshop.
The model entered for the Austrian competition still proudly displays its original black registration plates and is from the second series, introduced in 1969 and featuring an increase in engine displacement - to 1608 cc - and some stylistic changes, including the two "bumps" in the bonnet and the larger rear light clusters.
This wonderful coupé, designed by Michelotti, was presented at Geneva in 1959. It was a Gran Turismo version of the Fiat 2100, built at the Allemano plant from 1962 to 1964, known first as the 2200 coupé and, in the last year - when it was built on the Fiat 2300 base - as the 2400 coupé. The straight 6 engine of the 2400, generating 140 HP, powered the car to a top speed of 200 km/h. This model belonged to Karl Abarth himself.


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Rui Manuel César Costa zkraceně jen Rui Costa (* 29. března 1972 Lisabon) je portugalský sportovní manažer a bývalý fotbalový záložník, který oblékal dres klubů Benfiky, Fiorentiny a Milána. Je považován za jednoho z nejlepších portugalských fotbalistů všech dob. Během své kariéry vyhrál jednou portugalskou i italskou ligu, jednou Portugalský a tři Italské domácí poháry a stal se i vítězem LM a Evropského superpoháru.

Za národní tým se zúčastnil tří turnajů ME (1996, 2000 – bronz a 2004 – stříbro) a jednou na MS (2002).

Po ukončení hráčské kariéry se stal od sezony 2008/09 sportovním manažerem mateřského klubu SL Benfica.

Klubová kariéra

SL Benfica
V pěti letech vstoupil do místních kategorií Damaia Ginásio Clube. O čtyři roky později, ve věku 9 let, zkusil štěstí na trénincích v klubu SL Benfica. Po deseti minutách tréninku si jej všimla klubová legenda Eusébio. Byl ohromen dovednostmi mladého hráče. Po dobu osmi let zlepšoval kvalitu a styl v mládežnických týmech až do roku 1990, kdy byl na rok zapůjčen do klubu druhé ligy AD Fafe. Po roce se vrátil, kde vyhrál portugalský pohár (1992/93) i ligu (1993/94). Po vítězné sezoně musel klub prodat některé hráče i Manuela, kvůli zoufalé potřebě finančních prostředků k odvrácení nemyslitelného konci klubu. A tak po třech sezonách byl prodán za 5,5 mil. Euro do italského klubu AC Fiorentina.

AC Fiorentina
Do nového klubu jej chtěl trenér Claudio Ranieri, který chtěl od Manuela přihrávky pro útočníka Batistutu. První utkání odehrál 11. září 1994 proti Janovu (1:1). S jeho vynikajícím pečlivým ovládáním, driblingem a pohledem podobným Scholesovi mu vynesl přezdívku Princ z Florencie. První branku vstřelil 23. října 1994 proti Padově (4:1). První sezona skončila a klub se umístil na 10. místě v lize. Manuel vstřelil celkem devět branek a hlavně díky jeho přihrávkám vyhrál Batigol tabulku střelců v lize. V Italském tisku si vysloužil přezdívku Il Maestro.

První úspěch v klubu přišel na konci sezony 1995/96, když ve finále italského poháru porazil Atalantu. Začátek sezony 1996/97 odehrál vítězné utkání o italský superpohár nad AC Milán (2:1). V poháru PVP došel až do semifinále, kde podlehl pozdějšímu vítězi Barceloně (1:1, 0:2).

Dobrou sezonu odehrál v sezoně 1998/99. V lize skončil s klubem na 3. místě (kvalifikace do LM), v domácím poháru došel do finále kde ale podlehl Parmě jen díky víc vstřeleným brankám na domácím hřišti (1:1, 2:2). Hrál i pohár UEFA kde ale skončil již ve 2. kole. I tak to byla nejlepší sezona v kariéře. Celkem odehrál 39 utkání a vstřelil 14 branek.

Sezona 1999/00 začala kvalifikaci do LM ve dvojzápase proti polskému klubu Widzew Łódź (3:1, 2:0). Při druhém utkání dělal kapitána týmu. Nakonec v soutěži skončil na 3. místě v osmifinálové skupině.

Klub již neměl moc peněz na fotbalisty a tak sezonu 2000/01 zahájil již bez Batigola. I tak se Manuel snažil svými přihrávkami hledat nového střelce Chiesu. Konec sezony byl vítězný v domácím poháru, když porazil ve finále Parmu (1:0, 1:1). I přes nelibost k odchodu, musel Manuel odejít. Klub byl totiž ve finanční ztrátě a musel prodávat hráče. Manuel a brankář Toldo měli být prodání za celkem 140 mil. Euro do Parmy. Jenže obchod se neuskutečnil, protože hráči s odchodem nesouhlasili. Nakonec se rozhodl pro odchod do AC Milán. Za sedm sezon odehrál za fialky celkem 276 utkání a vstřelil v nich 50 branek. Stal se vítězem Italského poháru i superpoháru.

AC Milán
Do klubu Rossoneri přichází společné od fialek s trenérem Terim. První utkání odehrál 26. srpna 2001 proti Brescii (2:2). Jenže ve 26. minutě utkání si zlomil zápěstí. První branku vstřelil v 1. kole v poháru UEFA proti BATE Borisov (4:0). V pohárech došel do semifinále kde jej vyřadila Borussia (0:4, 3:1). V lize se špatném začátku podařilo vystoupat na 4. místo.

Sezona 2002/03 začala kvalifikací do LM. V ní nastoupil do obou utkání proti Liberci a díky vstřelené brance na venkovním hřišti postoupili (1:0, 1:2). Kromě jednoho utkání odehrál všechny zápasy LM a ve finále pomohl k vítězství nad Juventusem. Také byl u vítězství v domácím poháru.

Následující sezona začala prohrou o italský superpohár nad Juventusem. Pak přišlo vítězné utkání o evropský superpohár nad Portem. Na konci roku se hrálo utkání o Inter. pohár a v ní prohrál s Bocou na penalty. V lize pomohl k 17 titulu třemi brankami. A v LM vypadli ve čtvrtfinále nad La Coruňou (4:1, 0:4).

Poslední dvě sezony v Rossoneri už hrál méně v základní sestavě. Vystřídal jej Kaká. Vyhrál italský superpohár nad Laziem (3:0) na konci sezony se probojoval do finále LM 2004/05, kde prohrál na penalty s Liverpoolem. V utkání nastoupil ve 112 minutě. Poslední utkání za Rossoneri odehrál 14. května 2006 proti AS Řím (2:1). Za pět sezon odehrál celkem 192 utkání a vstřelil v nich 11 branek. Později se stal členem Hall of Fame.

Návrat do Benfiky
Dne 25. května 2006 ukončil smlouvu s AC Milán i když měl smlouvu ještě na jeden rok za 4,6 mil. Euro a vrátil se do mateřského klubu. Za sezonu odehrál málo utkání kvůli zranění. Před sezonou 2007/08 oznámil že to bude jeho poslední sezona v kariéře. V základní části LM se SL Benfica utkala s AC Milán. Utkání v Itálii jej fanoušci uvítali s jásotem a potleskem, jako znamení vděčnosti za roky strávené v klubu. Poslední utkání odehrál 11. května 2008 proti Setúbalu (3:0). Za mateřský klub odehrál celkem pět sezon a nastoupil do 174 utkaní a vstřelil 30 branek.

Reprezentační kariéra
První zkušenosti s reprezentací měl již od 18náctek a prošel i další věkové kategorie. Společně se spoluhráči (např.Figem) se stal mistrem světa z roku
1991 a jejich generace si vysloužila přezdívku zlatá generace.

První utkání za Portugalsko odehrál 31. března 1993 proti Švýcarsku (1:1). První branku vstřelil 19. června 1993 proti Maltě (4:0). Od kvalifikace na ME 1996 je již stálým hráčem v sestavě. Zúčastnil se turnajů ME 1996 i ME 2000. Také byl na MS 2002.

Poslední turnaj odehrál na ME 2004 které se konalo v Portugalsku a získává největší úspěch kariéry za reprezentaci a to stříbrnou medaili. Ve finále prohrál s Řeckem (0:1). Na turnaji vstřelil i poslední branku za reprezentaci a to proti Anglii ve čtvrtfinále v 110 minutě v prodl. na 2:1. Jenže soupeř vyrovnal ale na penalty postoupili i když Manuel svou penaltu nedal do semifinále. Nakonec odehrál celkem 91 utkání a vstřelil v nich 22 branek.

Po fotbalové kariéře
Den po svém posledním utkání byl představen jako ředitel klubu SL Benfica. Najal trenéra Florese a byl zodpovědný za formaci týmu v příští sezóně. Za rok ale najal už jiného trenéra Jorgeho Jesuse, který přinesl tituly (2009/10, 2013/14 a 2014/15).

Přestupy

 z SL Benfica do AC Fiorentina za 5 500 000 Euro
 z AC Fiorentina do AC Milán za 41 320 000 Euro
 z AC Milán do SL Benfica zadarmo

Hráčská statistika

Poznámky
 i s předkolem.

Reprezentační statistika

Statistika na velkých turnajích

Úspěchy

Klubové
 1× vítěz portugalské ligy (1993/94)
 1× vítěz italské ligy (2003/04)
 3× vítěz italského poháru (1995/96, 2000/01, 2002/03)
 1× vítěz portugalského poháru (1992/93)
 2× vítěz italského superpoháru (1996, 2004)
 1× vítěz Ligy mistrů (2002/03)
 1× vítěz evropského superpoháru (2003)

Reprezentace
 1× na MS (2002)
 3× na ME (1996, 2000 – bronz 2004 – stříbro)
 1× na MS 20 let (1991 – zlato)
 1× na ME 21 let (1994 – stříbro)

Individuální
 All Stars Team ME (1996, 2000)
 člen FIFA 100

Vyznamenání
 Řád prince Jindřicha (2004)

Odkazy

Reference

Související články
 FIFA 100

Externí odkazy

 Profil hráče na Transfermarkt.com
 Profil hráče na National Football Teams.com
 Životopis na Planetfootball.com

Narození v roce 1972
Žijící lidé
Portugalští fotbalisté
Muži
Fotbalisté Benfiky Lisabon
Fotbalisté ACF Fiorentina
Fotbalisté AC Milán
Fotbaloví záložníci
Vítězové Ligy mistrů UEFA
Vítězové Superpoháru UEFA
Bronzoví medailisté z ME ve fotbale
Narození 29. března
Portugalští fotbaloví reprezentanti
Hráči Mistrovství Evropy ve fotbale 2004
Hráči Mistrovství světa ve fotbale 2002
Hráči Mistrovství Evropy ve fotbale 2000
Hráči Mistrovství Evropy ve fotbale 1996

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Okay, I'll be honest with you: I have no idea why I did this. The phrase "car with a ham inside the engine compartment" popped into my head just now and sat there, tormenting me, until I exorcised it by making these quick photoshops.
I don't know the meaning. I don't know the significance, if any. But I'm now passing this thought-virus on to all of you, and now you can do with it what you will.
Hamshafts. Twin-ham engines. Forced pork induction. Variable ham timing. Four hams per cylinder. Hamrods.
If you feel I've wasted your time, I apologize, but you have to admit, the headline promised what was delivered, right? You had fair warning.
VHAM just kicked in, yo!
This Stops In Front Of Your House -- What Does The Driver Yell?
Happy Valentine's Day: What's Car-Related About This Flower?


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El Sexagésimo sexto paralelo al sur es un círculo de latitud que está a 66 grados al sur del plano ecuatorial de la Tierra, cerca de 61 kilómetros al norte del Círculo polar antártico. Cruza el Océano Atlántico y la Antártida.

A esta latitud el día dura 2 horas con 46 minutos en el solsticio de junio y 24 horas en el solsticio de diciembre.

Comenzando en el Meridiano de Greenwich y yendo rumbo al este, el paralelo 66 sur pasa a través de:

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a Beauty Spot in the town of Wareham, in the county of Dorset
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On a coast of fabulous high white cliffs there are few views to rival the spectacular Durdle Door. This natural phenomena, carved by the sea must rank as one of the most photographed scenes on the Jurassic Coast, it is certainly one of the coastal wonders of Britain.
It is a beautiful place, a shingle cove surrounded by rocks where a 'door' has been formed by the sea eating away at relatively soft rock, leaving an exquisite open arch of hard Portland stone. Crystal clear waters flow through the door, sweeping softly up the pretty sloping beach which is used for bathing and this, together with other little coves make it a pleasurable place for sub-aqua enthusiasts.
Lying a short distance from famed Lulworth Cove where fascinating arms of rock enfold pools of water left by a retreating tide, make this a picturesque and exciting place to explore. Lulworth has delightful thatched cottages, pleasant shops and friendly inns and quaint shops, and cafe's. At nearby Bat's Head, a smaller arch carved by waves can be seen - this is affectionately known as the 'mousehole' it is beneath massive rock formations jutting out into the sea. From the mossy headland above there are seascapes of incomparable splendour.
Places to visit include: Bowleaze Cove, Kimmeridge Bay, Swanage Railway, Corfe Castle (NT) and Wareham - pretty market town.
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WTTC, WEF enhance partnership for advancing Safe & Seamless Traveller Journey programme
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The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) and the World Economic Forum (WEF) have reinforced partnership to promote the importance of the sustainable growth of the global travel & tourism sector.
The strategic partnership will see enhanced collaboration between WTTC and the Forum, with the overall aim of advancing the Safe & Seamless Traveller Journey programme, a major priority for WTTC, developing and advancing projects to increase travel & tourism competitiveness and sustainability, supporting one another's work relating to the future of work, and collaboration with regards to crisis and resilience.
Collaboration between the two organisations will take the form of shared information and mutual collaboration, which leverage their respective areas of expertise, to produce forward-looking major reports, mutual support for events and conferences such as the WTTC Global Summit, which will take place in Cancun Mexico in March 2021, and the creation of information sharing channels.
The first major part of the collaboration will see WTTC joining the CommonTrust Network which will provide a crucial mechanism for States and industry to agree on a harmonised, standards-based trust framework for health status verification to restart travel and advance coordinated efforts to support the recovery of Travel & Tourism.
Gloria Guevara, President & CEO, WTTC, said, "We are excited to reinforce our partnership with the World Economic Forum in order to broaden and expand the outreach of both organisations. We believe that through our leadership and collective expertise, we will be better able to raise awareness on the importance of Travel & Tourism and drive forward strong research and initiatives for its sustainable development.The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated the global travel & tourism sector, and now as we come to the end of 2020, we can finally see recovery on the horizon."
Christoph Wolff, Head of Mobility at the World Economic Forum, said, "The Covid-19 pandemic has only emphasised the need for like-minded organizations to work together, and we are delighted to strengthen our collaboration to support the secure and sustainable development of the aviation, travel and tourism industry."
"The CommonTrust Network is an ambitious but necessary collaboration across and beyond the travel and tourism ecosystem, which will harmonise programmes related to digital COVID-19 test results and health record verification. Members of the network are building a much-needed global registry of trusted laboratory data sources, standard formats for lab results, and standard tools to make those results digitally accessible. This will go a long way to support the safe reopening of international borders and the resumption of economic activity based on travel and tourism."
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There are several options for playing the lottery, including the traditional paper ticket and instant games. Instant games are available on the internet and through mobile apps. These allow you to bet on numbers, similar to scratch-off games, and you can play them from your computer or tablet. In some cases, you can even purchase tickets online.
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The company's fourth-quarter sales rise 2.8%.
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matched Wall Street's earnings estimates for the fourth quarter, but the company provided a mixed forecast, saying that higher costs could put pressure on margins in the early part of 2006.
The maker of Kleenex and Scott tissues posted quarterly sales of $4 billion, up 2.8% from $3.9 billion a year ago. Earnings fell to $371.1 million, or 79 cents a share, from $445.3 million, or 91 cents a share, in the same quarter last year.
However, before items, Kimberly-Clark earned 95 cents in the quarter, in line with the consensus estimate of analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call.
For 2006, the company is projecting revenue growth of 3% to 5%, in line with its long-term objective. Kimberly-Clark is also calling for operating profit growth of 3% to 6% despite projected cost inflation of around $200 million and stock option expenses of $45 million to $50 million.
Additionally, this year the company expects to buy back around $750 million of stock, spend $900 million to $1 billion on its capital plans and boost its dividend "in the high-single, low-double-digit percentage range" if the board approves such a move.
Overall, earnings before unusual items in 2006 should be $3.85 to $3.95. The consensus estimate is $3.95.
"As for the first quarter, we believe earnings per share before unusual items will be in a range of 90 to 93 cents per share, similar to or slightly better than in 2005, taking stock option expense into account," Kimberly-Clark said Tuesday. "We expect to deliver solid top-line growth. At the same time, however, cost inflation will moderate margin improvement in the early part of the year before announced price increases become fully effective and cost reductions begin to ramp up."
On average, analysts are looking for a profit of 95 cents in the first quarter.
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