Adam's wishes come true, as he gets to do a full episode of hefeweizen beers...but is it a monkey's paw wish? He's joined by Steve and Kelsey as they recap Freshfest, the first black beer fest, and another beerfest which wasn't so good. Also it's back to school time, so they take a trip down memory lane looking at some of their favorite drinking games, and end the episode with an edutaining quiz about the brewing schools in America.


MIRANSHAH, Pakistan (Reuters) - A top commander of the Pakistani Taliban was shot dead by unidentified gunmen on Monday in the militant stronghold of North Waziristan, security sources and family members in the tribal region told Reuters.
Asmatullah Shaheen was on the Pakistan army's list of twenty most wanted Taliban commanders, and had had a $120,000 bounty placed on his head since 2009.
He was appointed as interim chief of the Pakistan Taliban following the killing of Hakimullah Mehsud, the previous leader, in a U.S. drone strike on November 1.
Shaheen's killers ambushed his car as it passed through Dargah Mandi, a village 5 km (3 miles) northwest of Miranshah, the regional capital of North Waziristan.
"Unidentified gunmen in another car shot and killed Shaheen as well as the driver and guards," a family member told Reuters.
Security sources also confirmed the deaths.
The Pakistani Taliban insurgency is fighting to topple Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's democratically elected government and impose Sharia law in the nuclear-armed nation.
Attacks have been on the rise since Sharif came to power in May, promising a negotiated end to violence. His stance unnerved global powers already worried that withdrawal of most U.S.-led troops from Afghanistan in 2014 would leave a security vacuum.
Peace talks between the Pakistani government and Taliban insurgents began on February 6 but broke down last week after insurgents said they executed 23 men from a government paramilitary force in revenge for the killing of their fighters by army forces.
Shaheen was considered one of the proponents of peace talks, according to sources close to the Taliban.
The failure to reach a negotiated settlement has raised the specter of a major military offensive in North Waziristan, a region bordering Afghanistan where al Qaeda-linked militants are based.
On Sunday, Pakistani fighter jets attacked suspected militant hideouts in tribal areas on the Afghan border. The army said they killed at least 38 insurgents in the third air strike in recent days.
On Saturday, at least nine people were killed in similar strikes in Hangu district. On February 20, 15 suspected militants were killed when army jets bombed the Mir Ali area of North Waziristan.


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SD 500: Susie Baumann
The San Diego 500, The Book of Influential Business Leaders, is the market's most comprehensive product of people you should know in the business community. The 500 includes business leaders and executives who have founded or are running significant companies in terms of number of jobs, key products and services, experts who raise the level of the industry here and beyond and those who lead in the business community. The 500 is selected by the San Diego Business Journal newsroom.
Susie Baumann
Principal, Bali Hai/Tom HAM'S Lighthouse
Susie Baumann began her career in her family's restaurant business when she was 12 and stepped in full time after college when her father, Tom Ham, died unexpectedly. Today, Baumann, her husband and their children are continuing the legacy established by her father in the 1950s. The family has entertained generations of diners at its landmark waterfront restaurants Bali Hai on Shelter Island, famous for its tiki temple, and Tom Ham's Lighthouse on Harbor Island. Baumann has been active in the California Restaurant Association and San Diego Port Tenants Association.
ALMA MATER: University of California, Berkeley
BUCKET LIST: I would love to visit Portugal.
CAR YOU DRIVE: Red Jeep Grand Cherokee
FAVORITE GET-AWAY: Honolulu
TOUGHEST CHALLENGE: My father, Tom Ham, died at 54. I thought I was all grown up, but I needed him for a few more years.
Landmark Eatery Sets a Course for Change
OH! San Diego Helps Us All Share S.D.'s Architectural Treasures
Noted Architect Graham Downes Dies at 55
San Diego People
SD 500: Susie Harborth
ConVis Plans Move Next Month to Smaller Digs
Graham Downes Architecture Inc. to Close Its Doors

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Parineeti Chopra to pair up with Akshay Kumar in kesari
Written by : SMTV24x7 | Wed, Jan 10, 2018, 07:37 PM
Mumbai Jan 10: Currently Bollywood Actress Parineeti Chopra is quite popular for entertaining fans with her acting skills. The Actress has impressed the fans with her performance in Golmaal 3. Currently the Actress has been roped for another Big Budget film.
The Actress would be seen pairing up with Akshay Kumar in his upcoming film Kesari. The Film producer Karan Johar has confirmed the news and has tweeted that "The lead actress in KESARI is PARINEETI CHOPRA!" and he has posted a pic of Akshay Kumar in Kesari getup.
The Actress has tweeted that "So excited to be a part of this legendary journey!!! Thankyouuu @karanjohar @akshaykumar @DharmaMovies #AnuragSingh #Kesari".
The movie would be directed by Anurag Kashyap and would be releasing in 2019 and recently the actor has released the first look of the film .


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Q: Team Foundation Server Build with password protected codesigning fails I'm trying to setup a continuous integration build on TFS 2008. In the project I want to build I use a key for signing. This key uses a password. I can't get it to build, because during the build TFS wants to show a dialog which can't be shown. I think I need to build the project by hand on the server, but only the TFS explorer and build parts are installed on the server. Any suggestions on how to get my project to build properly?
This is the error given by TFS:

C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5\Microsoft.Common.targets(1805,7):
  error MSB4018: The "ResolveKeySource"
  task failed unexpectedly.
  System.InvalidOperationException:
  Showing a modal dialog box or form
  when the application is not running in
  UserInteractive mode is not a valid
  operation. Specify the
  ServiceNotification or
  DefaultDesktopOnly style to display a
  notification from a service
  application.    at
  System.Windows.Forms.Form.ShowDialog(IWin32Window
  owner)    at
  System.Windows.Forms.Form.ShowDialog()
  at
  Microsoft.Build.Tasks.ResolveKeySource.ResolveAssemblyKey()
  at
  Microsoft.Build.Tasks.ResolveKeySource.Execute()

A: This blog post below details the exact steps
Setup Key Files
Create a password-protected private/public key pair (KeyPair.pfx) using the Visual Studio "Signing" tab within a project's properties
Extract the public key from the key pair and copy it to a separate file (Key.snk)
sn.exe -p KeyPair.pfx Key.snk
Copy the KeyPair.pfx to your build server. I use C:\Program Files\MSBuild\KeyFile.pfx, because it can then be accessed by the $(MSBuildExtensionsPath) MSBuild property.
Move the KeyPair.pfx file to a safe & secure location. Keep the password secret as well.
Copy the Key.snk to a shared location where your developers can access it.
Setup Projects for Signing
For each assembly that you want to sign:

*

*Open the Project Properties | Signing page

*Select the [X] Sign the assembly checkbox.

*Select the [X] Delay sign only checkbox.

*Select  from the key file dropdown.

*Browse to the shared location and select the Key.snk file

*The snk file will be copied to each project directory that you assign it to

*Copy the key file from one of your projects into Solution Items so that you can use it for the test run configuration

Setup Test Run Configuration for Re-Signing
If you want to instrument your assemblies and enable Code Coverage for your unit tests, then you need to specify a key file for re-signing.
Open the LocalTestRun.testrunconfig file
On the Code Coverage tab, select the key as the Re-Signing key file
Disable Strong-Name Verification on Developer Workstations
Since you are delay-signing with only the public key, .NET CLR assembly verification will fail with assemblies built locally. When the verification fails you won't be able to run or debug the assemblies.
To overcome this in development, you need to disable strong-name verification for assemblies that you build locally and delay-sign with your public key.
Open a Visual Studio Command Prompt
Type:
sn.exe -tp Key.snk
This will output some data including the token.
Type:
sn -Vr *,YOUR_KEY_TOKEN
example: sn -Vr *,0123456789abcdef
This will disable strong name verification for all assemblies signed with your public key.
You can list current settings for strong name verification with:
sn -Vl
Installing the Private Key for Team Build
Since the private key (Key.pfx) is password protected – Team Build cannot access it. Thanks to Nagaraju Palla's Blog: Using Password Protected Signing Keys in Team Build, we have a solution.
Logon to the Team Build server as the build service account
Open the project in Visual Studio
Build the project in Visual Studio
You will be prompted for the password to the private key file.
Enter the password
Close Visual Studio & Log off
The private key file is now installed in the build service account's local certificate store and Team Build can access it without prompting for the password again. This certificate store is as secure as the build service account's password. (Hint: Make it just as strong as your keyfile's password)
Updating TFSBuild.proj Build Script
Team Build has access to the private keyfile and password. This allows it to fully-sign the assemblies.
To override the project settings and instruct Team Build to use the private keyfile and disable partial-signing, we need to set the CustomPropertiesForBuild property in TFSBuild.proj
Check-out your TFSBuild.proj build script
Search for the placeholder  property (near line 130 by default)
Replace it with the following:

  SignAssembly=true;DelaySign=false;AssemblyOriginatorKeyFile=$(MSBuildExtensionsPath)\Key.pfx

Check-in your changes
Queue a build
Verifying Team Build output
To check that Team Build has correctly strongly named your assemblies, you can use the sn.exe utility to verify the strong name signature.
Open a Visual Studio Command Prompt
Type:
sn.exe -vf assemblyname.dll
You can also verify all your assemblies at the same time:
Open a Visual Studio Command Prompt
Type:
FOR %a IN (*.dll) DO sn.exe -vf %a

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Q: Change Font of TextField I need to use a specific font for a TextField from @material-ui, Here is the TextField code:
<TextField
  id="outlined-basic"
  className={classes.inputField}
  hintText="Level Data"
  floatingLabelText="MultiLine and FloatingLabel"
  multiline
  style={{width:"75%"}}
  rows={20}
/><br />

I am new to React and @material-ui, so all help on this would be appreciated!

A: Since you are using multiline, you can opt to target the textarea
const useStyles = makeStyles((theme) => ({
  inputField: {
    "& textarea": {
      fontFamily: "monospace"
    }
  }
}));

But to be answer complete, if you are not using multiline, just target the input element
const useStyles = makeStyles((theme) => ({
  otherInputField: {
    "& input": {
      fontFamily: "monospace"
    }
  }
}));


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Logan Couture (ur. 28 marca 1989 w Guelph) – kanadyjski hokeista występujący na pozycji środkowego napastnika i drugi kapitan w zespole San Jose Sharks z National Hockey League (NHL). Wybrany przez tę drużynę z 9. numerem w pierwszej rundzie NHL Entry Draft 2007. Reprezentant Kanady, zdobywca Pucharu Świata z 2016 roku.

Kariera
Mimo że urodził się w Guelph, to dorastał w Birr niedaleko London. Grę w hokeja na poziomie minor rozpoczął w zespole Lucan Irish występującym w Southwestern Ontario League z Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA). Przez 3 lata występował w London Junior Knights z Minor Hockey Alliance League. Następnie przeniósł się do juniorskiej drużyny St. Thomas Stars (Junior B).

W maju 2005 został wydraftowany z 12. numerem przez Ottawa 67's w OHL Priority Draft 2005. W swoim debiutanckim sezonie w OHL zdobył 64 punkty w 65 spotkaniach i uplasował się na 3. miejscu wśród punktujących rookie w całym sezonie, za Johnem Tavaresem i Siarhiejem Kascicynem.

Po zakończeniu swojego drugiego sezonu w zespole z Ottawy, został wydraftowany przez San Jose Sharks z 9. numerem w pierwszej rundzie NHL Entry Draft 2007. W lipcu 2007 zawodnik podpisał entry-level contract z Sharks. W NHL zadebiutował 25 października 2009 w spotkaniu z Philadelphia Flyers. Pierwszego gola zdobył 5 listopada 2009, pokonując Chrisa Osgooda z Detroit Red Wings.

W sezonie 2009-10 występował w zespole Worcester Sharks z American Hockey League (AHL), filii drużyny z San Jose. Dzięki zdobytym 53 punktom w 42 spotkaniach został wybrany do AHL All-Rookie Team. W swoim pierwszym pełnym sezonie NHL 2010-11 zdobył 32 gole (drugi wśród rookie) i 56 punktów (również drugi). Otrzymał nominację do Calder Memorial Trophy, które ostatecznie zostało przyznane Jeffowi Skinnerowi.

26 sierpnia 2011 Couture przedłużył kontrakt o dwa lata za 5,75 mln dolarów. 5 lipca 2013 klub z San Jose poinformował o przedłużeniu kontraktu o 5 lat, w trakcie których zawodnik zarobił 30 mln dolarów. Na jednym z treningów w sezonie 2015-16 złamał kość strzałkową, a w drugim spotkaniu po powrocie na lodowisko po kontuzji doznał kolejnego urazu (krwawienie tętnicze w prawym udzie) i musiał przejść operację. Przez kontuzje opuścił w tym sezonie 30 spotkań. Po powrocie pomógł zespołowi w dotarciu do finału rozgrywek o Puchar Stanleya, gdzie Sharks przegrali z Pittsburgh Penguins. Couture został najlepiej asystującym (20) i najlepiej punktującym (30) w fazie play-off całej ligi.

W lipcu 2018 przedłużył kontrakt z Sharks o 8 lat.

W 2016 roku otrzymał powołanie do kadry na Puchar Świata zastępując Jamiego Benna.

Statystyki

Sezon zasadniczy i play-off

Międzynarodowe

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

 Logan Couture – profil na stronie NHL

Urodzeni w 1989
Hokeiści Servette Genewa
Hokeiści Ottawa 67's
Hokeiści San Jose Sharks
Hokeiści Worcester Sharks
Kanadyjscy hokeiści
Ludzie urodzeni w Guelph

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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC — The Microbicides Trial Network (MTN) announced today that its HIV-prevention study, VOICE (Vaginal and Oral Interventions to Control the Epidemic), will continue. However, researchers made an unanticipated decision to discontinue the daily, oral tenofovir arm of the trial.
On September 16, 2011, the VOICE Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) reviewed study data for the period between Sept. 9, 2009 (when the study began) and July 1, 2011. Based on this interim review, the DSMB determined that it was not possible to show whether oral tenofovir tablets were any better than a placebo for preventing HIV in the women assigned to that study group. The DSMB therefore recommended that the women randomized to the oral tenofovir tablet group discontinue their use of the study product. This recommendation does not apply to the women in the groups using either the tenofovir gel or oral Truvada® tablets, or the corresponding placebos; the DSMB recommended that these four study groups continue in VOICE.
All VOICE participants will be informed about the decision to modify the study. Because the DSMB had no concerns about the safety of oral tenofovir, the process of discontinuing its use among the participants in that study group can proceed in an orderly fashion. Each of these participants will stop using the oral tenofovir tablets at their next scheduled clinic appointment. They will then return eight weeks later for a last set of tests and procedures before exiting the study.
The VOICE trial will continue to evaluate the safety and HIV-prevention effectiveness of tenofovir gel, applied vaginally, and the oral tablet Truvada, an HIV treatment product that contains a combination of the antiretroviral drugs tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF, 300 mg) and emtricitabine (FTC, 200 mg) in a single pill. The DSMB recommended that these two study arms continue as originally planned. Final results are expected in early 2013.
The FEM-PrEP team commends the MTN and the VOICE researchers for their dedication to a rigorous scientific process and the trial participants for their important contribution to ending the HIV epidemic. VOICE remains a critically important study that will advance HIV prevention.
The VOICE Trial: VOICE is a Phase IIB HIV prevention trial involving 5,029 women from Uganda, South Africa and Zimbabwe. It is being conducted by MTN, which is an HIV/AIDS clinical trials network established in 2006 by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). The trial is testing whether antiretroviral (ARV) medicines commonly used to treat people with HIV are safe and effective for preventing sexual transmission of HIV in women. In VOICE, the safety and effectiveness of two different ARV-based approaches are being tested: daily use of an ARV tablet – an approach called oral pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) – and daily use of a vaginal microbicide containing an ARV in gel form.
VOICE is the first effectiveness study on an ARV-based, topical microbicide that women use once daily and the only trial evaluating both an oral tablet and a vaginal gel in the same study. This approach is important for determining how each product works compared to its control (placebo gel or placebo tablet) and which approach women prefer.
The FEM-PrEP Trial: FHI 360 is closing its PrEP trial, FEM-PrEP, which is a Phase III, randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial designed to assess the safety and effectiveness of a daily oral dose of Truvada for HIV prevention among women in sub-Saharan Africa.
Following a scheduled interim review of the FEM-PrEP study data in April 2011, the trial's Independent Data Monitoring Committee advised that the FEM-PrEP study will be highly unlikely to demonstrate Truvada's effectiveness in preventing HIV infection in the study population, even if it continued to its originally planned conclusion. FHI 360 subsequently concurred and initiated an orderly closure of the study over the subsequent few months.
When screening and enrollment stopped on April 18, 2011, a total of 4,054 women had been screened for the FEM-PrEP trial, and 2,119 had been enrolled. We previously reported that, as of February 18, 2011, a total of 56 new HIV infections had occurred; an equal number of infections occurred in participants assigned to Truvada and those assigned to a placebo pill. Follow-up of the HIV-negative cohort ended on August 12, 2011. The total number of HIV infections to be included in the primary analysis of the trial will be determined after confirmatory testing is completed.
FEM-PrEP Next Steps: Closing of the FEM-PrEP trial was initiated in April 2011, and the follow-up the HIV-negative participants was completed in August 2011. Follow-up of women who became HIV-infected during the trial will continue until one year after their seroconversion, as per protocol, and they are referred for appropriate medical care and treatment in their community.
Data analyses from FEM-PrEP are not yet complete. Ongoing data cleaning will be completed by the end of October 2011. Confirmation of all HIV infections, antiretroviral resistance testing and tenofovir and emtricitabine drug level testing is ongoing. The primary statistical analysis will be conducted in November 2011.
Publication of the main findings, along with dissemination of final results to site communities, is expected between late 2011 and early 2012. Secondary analyses and associated paper writing will occur in 2012.
Comparison of PrEP trial results is crucial: The decision to drop the tenofovir arm from the VOICE trial comes only two months after researchers from the University of Washington (who conducted the Partners PrEP Study in Kenya and Uganda) and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) (who conducted the TDF2 study in Botswana) provided the first evidence that HIV infection among heterosexuals can be prevented by taking oral, once-daily Truvada or tenofovir tablets.
With the closing of the tenofovir arm of VOICE, there is now an even more critical need to explore why VOICE, FEM-PrEP and the other PrEP trials had seemingly different findings. In addition to possible differences in adherence to the study pills, there may have been important differences in the study populations related to sexual activity, other sexually transmitted infections or levels of inflammation that can affect HIV susceptibility. FHI360 will be working with scientists from MTN, the University of Washington and the CDC to compare data from the studies to better understand differences and similarities.


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Shared reposiroty for 'Economics of Cyber Security'

Group 2: Android Malware

Members:

Azqa Nadeem - 4542606,

Ioannis Schistos - 4633253,

Pouya Omid Khoda - 4625323,

Maurits Mulders - 4204301

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Q: Does querying by key in Firestore have performance issues? I'd like to retrieve a result set of all documents in a collection that contain a particular key. The structure of the collection is:
conversations {

    conversationId1 {
        uid1: true
        uid2: true
    }

    conversationId2 {
        uid3: true
        uid4: true
    }

}

so my query for all conversations with uid1 as a participant would look like:
conversations.whereField('uid1', isEqualTo: true)
While this returns a correct dataset (only conversations with field uid1 existing) I assume that, since the collection is not indexed by field names, there would be a performance issue once the collection size grows. Is that the case?


The Event Trigger will trigger a workflow whenever an event is created or changes state that matches the criteria defined in its configuration.
There are three configurable criteria for matching events, the "level" of the event, the "subject" of the event, and the "state" of the event. Event subjects use case insensitive matching, with support for globing.
In the above example, the workflow will be triggered whenever any event is created or placed in the "new" state that is of the "Error" level and has the subject "Abnormal Power Draw".


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Bemelen (en limbourgeois Bieëmele) est un village néerlandais situé dans la commune d'Eijsden-Margraten, dans la province du Limbourg néerlandais. Le , le village comptait .

Histoire
Le , la commune de Bemelen perd son indépendance. Elle est rattachée à la commune de Margraten, dont le village fait toujours partie.

Eijsden-Margraten
Ancienne commune dans la province de Limbourg (Pays-Bas)
Localité dans la province de Limbourg (Pays-Bas)


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PROMINENT CASES
William Julié
- Criminal Law / Extradition / White Collar Crime
- INTERPOL / Red Notice
- Human Rights
- Corporate Counsel and Arbitration
- Labour Law
- Family Law
- Sports Law
William JULIÉ Avocats
William JULIÉ is a bilingual English French Avocat specializing in:
– Criminal law / Extradition / White Collar crime
– INTERPOL / Red Notice / Crisis Management
– Human Rights
– Corporate Counsel and Arbitration
He was admitted to the Paris Bar in 2000 and established his own practice in 2002. His dual nationality and his fluency in English has enabled him to develop an extensive domestic and international network, generating a substantial body of work in Human Rights and international criminal law.
After his BA in international law and his MA in public law from the University of Paris-Sorbonne (Paris I), William specialized in criminal law and criminology, obtaining a doctoral certification (Doctorat d'Etudes Approfondies) in European criminal justice policy, directed by Professor Myriam Delmas Marty, also at the University of Paris-Sorbonne.
As a young Avocat, he worked alongside Henri Leclerc (President of the French Human Rights League), Eric Plouvier (founder of Human Rights Certification) and Dominique Tricaud, specialized in high-profile UK & US extradition cases. The experience gained during these years strengthened William's commitment to criminal defense and upholding human rights, both nationally and internationally.
Member of the International Bar Association (IBA)
Member of Criminal Lawyers Association (ADAP)
Chair of the Criminal Commission of the Corporate Firm Lawyers Association (ACE)
Member of the European Criminal Bar Association (ECBA)
Member of the Defence Extradition Lawyers Forum (DELF)
Member of the Franco-British Lawyers Society (FBLS)
William JULIÉ Avocats collaborates on a regular basis with an extended network of law firms in different countries. In the domain of art law the firm partners with BORGHESE ASSOCIÉS, Paris.
– Homicide, armed robbery, assault and battery…
– Organized crime: drug cases, human & arms trafficking, money laundering…
– Criminal labour law
– Criminal road traffic law
– Cyber crime
– Post sentence supervision
– Extradition to and from France (within and outside the EU)
– International prisoner transfers
– International and European judicial cooperation
– Interpol applications
INTERPOL / Red Notice / Crisis Management
– Applications to the Commission for the Control of Files: access / correction and deletion of data
– Submissions prior to publishing of alerts: interim measures
– Political analysis, human right's review
– Strategic advice: public relation campaign, lobbying, and interacting with leading governmental investigating or intelligence services.
– Stock exchange law
– Misappropriation of public funds
– Tax and customs fraud
– Embezzlement
– Appeals to the ECHR
– Administrative and constitutional appeals related to civil liberties
– Rights of prisoners & refugees
– Law of war
CORPORATE COUNSEL & ARBITRATION
– Anti-corruption and fraud prevention: internal investigations, expertise, compliance and vigilance, executive accompaniment
– Contracts (drafting and follow-up)
– Legal monitoring
– Negociated settlements
– Contentious proceedings
– Union & divorce, childcare, adoption
– Succession
– International issues
SPORT LAW
– Representation
– Disciplinary proceedings
– Career consultancy
PROMINENT CASES & CONSULTANCY
William's expertise was rapidly tuned, thanks to several politically sensitive cases he handled soon after establishing his own practice.
The first concerned the music industry and resulted, in 2002, in his participating in negotiations with Jacques Lang, the then Culture Minister in Lionel Jospin's Government, to draft a bill prohibiting open-air electronic music gatherings.
Another was the historic Outreau pedophile ring trial in 2004 and the subsequent 2006 Parliamentary Enquiry into miscarriages of justice in the said case, before which William testified.
He was furthermore involved in several anti-terrorist cases in relation to ETA, Al Qaida, the Ultra Left, and more recently to the so-called Islamic State (domestic recruitment networks for djihad fighters). He also defends victims of terrorism, including the November 2015 Paris attacks.
In his daily practice William has for years handled a considerable volume of high profile crime cases, examples of which follow.
Between 2006 and 2008, subsequent to the Simon Price 35 million pound cocaine haul in the UK, he entirely nullified all proceedings regarding the seizure of properties in France.
In 2010 he obtained the transfer back to France and immediate release of Emmanuel Henning, sentenced in GB for a 54 million pound mobile phone carousel fraud.
In 2012, he represented one of the prime suspects in the Tobago Clipper case, an extended network importing South American cocaine (almost 4 tonnes), in which his client was acquitted.
Since 2013 he has also dealt with embezzlement cases related to works of art or excisable products such as alcohol and tobacco, especially in Northern France, Spain, Portugal and Switzerland.
More recently, he has advised sportsmen as to their transfers, disciplinary procedures and career orientations. He has also established quality contacts within the music and event management industries (Mixed Martial Arts, Rap and R&B Music, etc.).
In the political sphere, he has represented several civil servants in misappropriation of public funds cases, as well as town councillors in electoral disputes and controversy with the press (Puteaux Town Council). He also advised members of the diplomatic corps at the Syrian and Tunisian Embassies in Paris, as well as prominent persons close to the President of the Senegalese Republic and the City of Dakar Council. More recently, he has been involved in high profile cases in the Middle-East, specifically in Lebanon, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, South America, Hong Kong and Russia.
In Human Rights and Extradition matters, he handles cases in and outside the EU, including the USA and China, as well as North, West and South Africa. He has established successful and ongoing collaboration with various Human Rights and extradition lawyers worldwide.
Since 2017, he has set up a special group within the firm specialised in INTERPOL and Red Notice issues that focuses on all levels of legal action, including public relation and lobbying advice and interacting with leading governmental investigating or intelligence services.
Sophie MENEGON
Sophie MENEGON has been practising as a barrister at the Paris Bar since 2014, and as a legal advisor to the International Criminal Court since 2007.
She has a professional Masters Degree in International Law and International Administration from the University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne. For several years she participated actively in the work of the Legal Commission of Amnesty International France, particularly regarding the extension of the mandate of the International Criminal Tribunals for Rwanda (ICTR) and Ex-Yugoslavia (ICTY), and the setting up of training sessions in International Public and Criminal Law.
Since 2007 she has been a member of Mr Katanga's defense team.
In Paris she works mainly on cases of general criminal law, white collar crime and press law.
She is a member of the Committee of Legal Advisors to the International Criminal Court Bar Association and of Avocats Sans Frontières.
Ms MENEGON works daily in French, English and Spanish.
Yousra BENREJEB
Yousra BENREJEB has been a practising barrister at the Paris Bar since 2015.
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Q: How do I assign data from a weather api object to individual html elements using javascript? I'm currently working on building out my first JS weather app, using the Openweathermap API and vanilla javascript. I'm attempting to set it up such that it provides a basic 5 day forecast when a user enters their city into the search field. The API returns an object that contains an array, which contains 5 objects corresponding to each day (one such object included in the code below). I then want to use that data to set the appropriate information to display within the HTML (an example of one of the HTML cards is also provided below).
How do I iterate over this array to apply the correct pieces of data to their corresponding html elements? Specifically I need to grab the current temp, the date, the weather description, and the humidity and apply it to the respective html element.
One object from array of data
 [
  {
    "dt": 1614632400,
    "main": {
      "temp": 56.64,
      "feels_like": 48.09,
      "temp_min": 56.64,
      "temp_max": 56.95,
      "pressure": 1025,
      "sea_level": 1025,
      "grnd_level": 953,
      "humidity": 12,
      "temp_kf": -0.17
    },
    "weather": [
      {
        "id": 800,
        "main": "Clear",
        "description": "clear sky",
        "icon": "01d"
      }
    ],
    "clouds": {
      "all": 1
    },
    "wind": {
      "speed": 4.36,
      "deg": 71
    },
    "visibility": 10000,
    "pop": 0,
    "sys": {
      "pod": "d"
    },
    "dt_txt": "2021-03-01 21:00:00"
  },
]

One HTML card

Saturday

57

Clear Sky

      High

      Low

80%

A: Updated code

const data = [
    { "coord": { "lon": 100.5167, "lat": 13.75 }, "weather": [{ "id": 802, "main": "Clouds", "description": "scattered clouds", "icon": "03n" }], "base": "stations", "main": { "temp": 28.96, "feels_like": 34.79, "temp_min": 28, "temp_max": 30.56, "pressure": 1011, "humidity": 83 }, "visibility": 10000, "wind": { "speed": 1.54, "deg": 200 }, "clouds": { "all": 40 }, "dt": 1614633761, "sys": { "type": 1, "id": 9235, "country": "TH", "sunrise": 1614641637, "sunset": 1614684397 }, "timezone": 25200, "id": 1609350, "name": "Bangkok", "cod": 200 },
    { "coord": { "lon": 150.7167, "lat": -30.75 }, "weather": [{ "id": 800, "main": "Clear", "description": "clear sky", "icon": "01d" }], "base": "stations", "main": { "temp": 18, "feels_like": 18.59, "temp_min": 18, "temp_max": 18, "pressure": 1011, "humidity": 94 }, "visibility": 10000, "wind": { "speed": 2.57, "deg": 150 }, "clouds": { "all": 0 }, "dt": 1614633937, "sys": { "type": 1, "id": 9604, "country": "AU", "sunrise": 1614628089, "sunset": 1614673852 }, "timezone": 39600, "id": 2158874, "name": "Manilla", "cod": 200 },
];
let html = [];

data.forEach(o => {
    html.push(`

Date: ${new Date()}

Temp: ${o.main.temp} oC

Conditions: ${o.weather[0].description}

High temp ${o.main.temp_max} oC

Low temp: ${o.main.temp_min} oC

Humidity: ${o.main.humidity}%

`);
});

document.querySelector('.forecast-cards').innerHTML = html.join('');


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EASTMAN WIND ENSEMBLE MARKS GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY WITH GALA CELEBRATION AND NEW RECORDING ON WARNER BROTHERS LABEL
International conference and special concert will be held at Eastman School in February 2002
Eastman Office of Communications, 585-274-1050
ROCHESTER, NY — The Eastman Wind Ensemble — America's leading wind ensemble and pioneering force in the symphonic wind band movement throughout the world — is poised to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its founding with an international conference on wind music, a gala concert, and a multi-CD set of new recordings.
The conference, titled "Focusing on the Future, Discovering our Heritage," will take place at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY, from February 6-9, 2002. It will bring together more than 200 wind music advocates and specialists, as well as the three conductors who have led the Ensemble to international prominence during its 50 years: current, 36-year conductor and esteemed Eastman faculty member Donald Hunsberger, legendary founder Frederick Fennell, and Fennell's immediate successor A. Clyde Roller. Highlights of the conference, which is being held in conjunction with meetings of the Eastern and North Central Divisions of the College Band Directors National Association (CBDNA), as well as the World Association of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles (WASBE), include:
• the world premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Bernard Rands' commissioned work Unending Lightning for the Eastman Wind Ensemble (EWE), performed in a gala concert (on Friday, February 8) in Eastman Theatre — 50 years to the day that the Wind Ensemble played its first concert at Eastman;
• performances by the percussion ensemble Nexus (called "the high priests of the percussion world" by The New York Times and featuring Eastman alumni Robert Becker, William Cahn, Robin Engelman, and John Wyre), highlighting the development of percussion over the past five decades;
• solo performances by Chicago Symphony Orchestra principal clarinetist (and Eastman alumnus) Larry Combs and former associate principal hornist Gail Williams;
• workshops and presentations that reflect 50 years of musical diversity of the Eastman Wind Ensemble — including sessions on "Richard Strauss' Final Works," "Charles Ives' Musical World," "Orchestrating for Winds," and "The West Point Commissions, 1952 & 2002," among others;
• a special historical session on music from the founding of the Wind Ensemble, jointly presented by Hunsberger and Fennell;
• a composers' panel, which includes distinguished composers Warren Benson, Karel Husa, Bernard Rands, and Dana Wilson.
• a session on the development of international repertoire sponsored by WASBE, featuring Timothy Reynish (England), Felix Hauswirth (Switzerland), Toshio Akiyama (Japan), and Dennis Johnson (USA).
In addition to the Eastman Wind Ensemble, other ensembles performing at the conference include the Ithaca College Wind Symphony, the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Chamber Winds, and the United States Military Academy Band at West Point.
To commemorate the Wind Ensemble's golden anniversary and its longstanding relationship with Hunsberger, Warner Bros. Publications is issuing a multi-CD set featuring never-before-released recordings made by the EWE in the past 10 years. This set — which includes music performed during the Wind Ensemble's biennial tours to Japan in the past decade and in Rochester — will be publicly unveiled at the conference and subsequently distributed commercially.
"This anniversary celebration salutes all the performers who have been a part of the Wind Ensemble for the past 50 years," said Hunsberger, who will retire in May 2002 after a distinguished 40-year career at Eastman as conductor, educator, and scholar. "The Ensemble has led, guided, and set the standard for many of the contemporary wind band programs around the world through its repertoire development and performance techniques. We have much to celebrate."
"During 50 incredible years, the Eastman Wind Ensemble has set the standard for excellence in wind music," said Eastman Director and Dean James Undercofler. "When our graduates go on to professional positions as performers and educators, they often re-create the Wind Ensemble and its mission. You can go almost anywhere in the world today and find a wind ensemble in the likeness of the Eastman Wind Ensemble."
The gala concert in Eastman Theatre on February 8, 2002, is at 8 p.m. and will be free and open to the public. In addition to the premiere of the Rands' commission, the Wind Ensemble also will perform Verne Reynolds' Piano Concerto (with Eastman faculty pianist Barry Snyder, soloist), Richard Rodney Bennett's Four Seasons, and Karel Husa's Percussion Concerto (featuring the acclaimed Nexus ensemble). These composers are all planning to attend the concert.
Registration information and conference specifics (exact times, locations, presenters, etc.) are available online at www.rochester.edu/Eastman/EWE, or by calling 585-274-1440 (Eastman's Conducting and Ensembles office) or faxing 585-506-0138. For more information on the Eastman School itself, visit www.rochester/edu/ Eastman.
Note to editors: Donald Hunsberger and Frederick Fennell are available for print and broadcast interviews. Current and archival photos of the Eastman Wind Ensemble are available as well.


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Bahrain one of Egypt's most prominent GCC partners; $552 mln in trade in first 7 months of 2021: Trade minister
Fatma El-Bakry, Wednesday 8 Dec 2021
Egypt's Minister of Trade and Industry Nevine Gamea said on Wednesday that Bahrain is one of Egypt's most important economic partners in the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Egypt s Minister of Trade and Industry Nevine Gamea during a meeting with her Bahraini counterpart Zayed bin Rashid Al-Zayani in Cairo on Wednesday (Photo courtesy of Egyptian Cabinet)
Gamea made the comments at a meeting with her Bahraini counterpart Zayed bin Rashid Al-Zayani, where they discussed economic relations between the two countries.
Trade between the two countries amounted during the first seven months of 2021 to about $552 million, and mostly involved the exchange of vegetables, fruits, electrical appliances, iron, steel, aluminium, and plastic, according to Gamea.
The minister also pointed out that Bahrain ranks 16th on the list of countries that invest in the Egyptian market, contributing $3.2 billion in finance, construction, industry, agriculture, tourism, communications and information technology.
Gamea stressed that the distinguished political relationship between Egypt and Bahrain is an essential pillar for developing the industrial, commercial and investment cooperation between the two countries.
Al-Zayani, for his part, stressed his keenness to strengthen the bilateral ties with the "sisterly" country of Egypt and lauded the Egyptian pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai, which he said reflects "an honourable image of the Egyptian civilisation and state."
In August, Egypt's President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi invited Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa to visit Cairo to boost relations between the two countries and address regional developments.
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Q: Is version.pm available in CPAN any longer? I am trying to find the Perl Module version.pm to fix the error below I am receiving while trying to install module CPAN-Meta-Requirements-2.133. But I don't see version.pm, the only one I see is Version.PM which is obviously not the one Perl is looking for. Can anyone point to where I can get this version or how I can fix this dependency if version.pm is no longer available?
Perl Version:
v5.16.3
OS:
GNU/Linux
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64
Error:
Can't locate version.pm in @INC (@INC contains:    # Line breaks added
   /root/CPAN-Meta-Requirements-2.133/blib/lib     # for readability
   /root/CPAN-Meta-Requirements-2.133/blib/arch
   /usr/local/lib64/perl5
   /usr/local/share/perl5
   /usr/lib64/perl5/vendor_perl
   /usr/share/perl5/vendor_perl
   /usr/lib64/perl5
   /usr/share/perl5
   .) at (eval 1) line 2.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at (eval 1) line 2.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /root/CPAN-Meta-Requirements-2.133/blib/lib/CPAN/Meta/Requirements.pm line 48.
Compilation failed in require at t/accepts.t line 4.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at t/accepts.t line 4.
t/accepts.t ............ Dubious, test returned 255 (wstat 65280, 0xff00)
No subtests run

A: version has come with Perl since Perl 5.10, so it's weird that you would have to install it.
$ corelist version
version was first released with perl v5.9.0

But version is also available on CPAN in its own distribution in order to allow people to upgrade version without upgrading Perl.
So you may indeed install it as any other module.
cpan version

A: OK, so first: your link is to CPAN/Version.pm.  This is very different than version.pm.  Directory names and the path relative to Perl's include directory are very important to Perl, and putting a .pm file in the wrong location relative to the include path can break Perl pretty badly.
Second: because of that, never install Perl modules manually.  Use cpanm instead:
curl -L https://cpanmin.us | perl - --sudo App::cpanminus # Omit --sudo if your perl isn't installed as root
cpanm version

Third: the version.pm that you want is this one: https://metacpan.org/pod/distribution/version/lib/version.pod, in the JPEACOCK/version-0.9912 distribution.


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Jewish World Review July 17, 2002 / 8 Menachem-Av, 5762
The phony charge of unilateralism
http://www.NewsAndOpinion.com | Despite the continuing downward spiral of the stock market, Democratic presidential contenders are not putting all of their political eggs in the domestic basket. After the short-lived terror war honeymoon, they have begun to attack President Bush's foreign policy as well.
What's their principal beef? Well, that Bush has a unilateral approach to foreign policy, which means that America throws its weight around cavalierly and acts independently, ignoring other nations in the process. On closer inspection, though, we will find that the Democrats' approach to foreign policy is a good deal more high-handed than the Republicans'.
But "unilateral" is the perfect buzzword to describe Republican foreign policy because it connotes that the GOP, in foreign affairs, just as with domestic policy, is selfish. We not only don't care about our own poor; we have no use for foreign countries, either.
While Democrats are primarily referring to Bush's failure to work closely with other nations in the war on terror and the Middle East, the term has a much broader meaning. President Clinton and his supporters started using it to describe the Republicans' recalcitrance toward approving various international treaties.
They were outraged when Republicans wouldn't sign on to the sovereignty-swallowing Kyoto Protocol. And remember the tantrum Clinton threw when the GOP Senate refused to rubber stamp the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, which would have tied our hands on nuclear testing, though we couldn't verify that other nations would comply? President Bush's decision not to submit our peacekeepers to the arbitrary jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court has been another sticking point.
With respect to the War on Terror, Bush's critics say we should cooperate more with foreign governments. Senator John Kerry, for example, complained that Bush's "unilateral approach" to foreign policy is hurting America's struggle against terrorism.
Yet with the next breath, Kerry said Bush committed an "enormous mistake" when he sent Afghan troops, instead of American soldiers, after al Qaeda. If Kerry is so concerned about us deferring to other peoples, shouldn't he have applauded Bush's deference to Afghan troops?
Likewise, if American arrogance is their fear, why are Kerry and others urging that Bush follow the Clinton model of micromanaging the Middle East peace process? Isn't it arrogant for America to impose its will on other nations, Senator?
Indeed, if it is arrogance the Democrats deplore, how do you explain their sentiment, articulated by Al Gore's national security adviser, Leon Fuerth, that "What you have to look at is whether the Republicans have got a model of where the world should end up and an idea about how to get there, and if they've got these things, how well are they doing in moving the country and the rest of the world in that direction."
They have the audacity to lecture Republicans about arrogance when they want to move the world in their direction? This is the same type of haughty paternalism they display in domestic affairs toward minorities, women, the poor, the elderly and other groups.
But not only is their criticism hypocritical, it is off-base. Bush has worked extensively with foreign governments in the war on terror -- in intelligence gathering and attempted coalition building. He has forged an extraordinarily cooperative arrangement with Pakistan. He has dealt with other nations in the Middle East -- not just Israel and the Palestinian Authority, but Saudi Arabia (some might argue too much), Jordan and others.
He's worked closely with the Russians and signed a nuclear arms deal with them. He is in constant dialogue with Mexico. We have an exceedingly positive relationship with Britain. Even Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski has praised Bush for his "multilateralism."
But if the Democrats' notion of multilateralism means that we have to follow the dictates of the European left or the admonitions of U.N. Secretary Kofi Annan, then forget about it.
Bush prudently reserves the right to act "unilaterally" if other countries won't cooperate on matters vitally affecting our national interest. He has repeatedly indicated that with or without international support he would take pre-emptive action, if necessary, to eliminate terrorist threats, including the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction by terror-friendly states.
So if unilateralism means jealously safeguarding our national interests, then consider President Bush guilty along with Ronald Reagan, who, in one of the boldest acts of unilateralism in American history, refused to be intimidated by Mikhail Gorbachev's demand that he abandon his vision for a strategic missile defense. (Many experts credit that act of "unilateralism" as the decisive event in the Cold War.)
If Democrats want to lay a glove on President Bush's foreign policy approach, they're going to have to find a better buzzword. "Unilateralism" is lame.
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Things are very different with the world – technology and parenting, for instance, since 40 years ago when I was first born. Anger was most certainly on the planet then and has not left since. Parents now and back then often used yelling like it was their kids' second language. There is research indicating yelling at children harms them and you too.
When you yell, you feel awful, your kids feel awful and the bonds of love get broken down. There is also proof that a relationship which brakes in childhood are much harder to mend.
Attempting to parent without yelling seems like a huge hurdle to jump over. This is particularly the case when yelling seems the perfect way to get kids attention. But I believe there are some strategies to get your kids to listen without yelling.
Teaching the art of decision making creates autonomy. It is also a way of reducing parental stress.
There is evidence that shows when a child participates in decision-making, the child responds better when they feel their opinion counts.
When you yell, you are usually standing away from your child like in the next room or down the hall. You will get results when you move closer. It is also hard to yell when you are close to your child.
You have heard the old saying "you will catch more flies with honey"? You can apply this to communicating with your kids. Get down to their eye level; touch them in a loving way while talking to them; use a calm voice.
When we are angry, tired and stressed or just watching our favorite T.V. show, it is difficult to see eye to eye with your child. But if you see the situation from their perspective, you will be made to yell less. Then you will get the results you want.
You have probably created a yelling habit. Put Post-It notes everywhere reminding you that you are in a NO YELLING ZONE. Have a saying: "I will not yell today".
Yelling will get you results, but not necessarily the ones you want.
Leave a comment about your tactics on not yelling at your kid. Share with us how things are different in your house without yelling. You can email me, too at lifeconquering@gmail.com.


Leonardo Erazo: "I´m a terroirist trying to go back to the roots of the roots of the viticulture"
The old Itata Hills is a fantastic place. The terroir potential for making wines here with special character its great. The way we work its to bring that sense of a place into the bottle. In the Itata Hills the beautiful heritage, the historic old vineyards over volcanic or over granitic soils has a lot to say and tell. We want to communicate that message. In order to achieve that we are working back into the organic viticulture (which here is been the tradition), and with Natural winemaking. We feel like we dont need to fix nature but rather enhance her capabilities, to enhance her potential. We want wines full of life, vibrancy, tension, freshness and joy.
This is the real history of Chilean wine. The Pipeño has been THE first wine ever made in Chile back in 1551. Full of history, this use to be the wine for everyday, and every meal. A fresh red wine, red fruits, spcies and herbs, with a funky edge to it. Pipeño is a field blend, traditional of Itata. The blend is dominated by Cinsault and Pais grapes. Is an unfiltered wine, fermente on native yeast, made to be enjoyed fresh, around 14 oC. There is when epxreed the best, definetely a glou glou wine.
Leonardo Erazo wurde im Fachmagazin Decanter Okt 2017 zu den zehn besten Winemakern Lateinamerikas ernannt. Check it out on Facebook.
Die Weinberge dieser Region sind geprägt von nährstoffarmen Granitböden, die für ein geringeres Wachstum der Pflanze sorgen. Der Rebstock bildet somit kleinere Trauben mit einer höheren Konzentration und einer einzigartigen Aromatik.
Der Granitboden verleiht den Tanninen eine besondere Textur und gibt dem Wein einen langen Abgang.
Das kührlere Klima dieser Region verleiht diesem Wein frische Komponenten von Kräutern und Gewürzen gepaart mit roten Früchten, einer eleganten gut eingebundenen Säure und einem anhaltenden Abgang.


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Альберто Ботія (,  27 січня 1989, Мурсія) — іспанський футболіст, захисник клубу «Аль-Гіляль».

Вихованець «Барселони», за основну команду якої провів один матч і став чемпіоном Іспанії, після чого виступав за ряд іспанських клубів, а також молодіжну збірну Іспанії, у складі якої став молодіжним чемпіоном Європи.

Клубна кар'єра
Народився 27 січня 1989 року в місті Мурсія. Почав займатися футболом у клубі «Реал Мурсія». 2003 року перейшов в юнацьку команду «Барселони».

У дорослому футболі дебютував 2006 року виступами за команду «Барселона Б», в якій провів три сезони у Сегунді Б, взявши участь у 59 матчах чемпіонату. 30 травня 2009 року дебютував в матчі за основну команду в останньому матчі сезону проти «Депортіво», замінивши на 63 хвилині Жерара Піке. Матч завершився внічию 1:1 і приніс каталонцям титул чемпіона Іспанії. Того ж сезону «Берселона» стала ще й володарем Кубка Іспанії та переможцем Ліги чемпіонів УЄФА, проте в тих турнірах Ботія так і не зіграв.

14 липня 2009 року перейшов в хіхонський «Спортінг» на правах оренди на один сезон. По завершенні терміну угоди підписав зі «Спортингом» повноцінний контракт на чотири роки, в перші три з яких «Барселона» мала першочергове право викупу гравця. Більшість часу, проведеного у складі хіхонського «Спортінга», був основним гравцем захисту команди.

Влітку 2012 року, після того як «Спортінг» вилетів з Ла Ліги, Ботія перейшов до «Севільї» за 3 млн євро. Проте закріпитись в основному складі Альберто не зумів, зігравши за сезон лише 25 матчів (16 у чемпіонаті та 7 у кубку). Через це протягом сезону 2013/14 виступав у Ла Лізі за «Ельче».

1 серпня 2014 року Альберто Ботія за 2 млн євро перейшов до грецького «Олімпіакоса», підписавши контракт на чотири роки. Відтоді встиг відіграти за клуб з Пірея 9 матчів в національному чемпіонаті.

Виступи за збірні
2009 року залучався до складу молодіжної збірної Іспанії до 20 років у складі якої став переможцем Середземноморських ігор.

У складі збірної до 21 року браву часть в молодіжному чемпіонаті Європи з футболу 2011 року, де відіграв усі матчі без замін та допоміг своїй команді виграти звання чемпіонів. Всього на молодіжному рівні зіграв у 25 офіційних матчах, забив 1 гол.

25 серпня 2011 року головний тренер збірної Іспанії Вісенте дель Боске включив Ботію в список гравців, викликаних для участі в товариському матчі проти збірної Чилі і у відбірковому матчі до Євро-2012 проти збірної Ліхтейштейну, але на поле він так і не вийшов.

2012 року у складі олімпійської збірної, Ботія поїхав на Олімпійські ігри в Лондон. Збірна Іспанії не змогла вийти з групи та покинула турнір.

Титули і досягнення

Клубні
  Чемпіон Іспанії (1):
 «Барселона»: 2008-09
  Володар Кубка Іспанії з футболу (1):
 «Барселона»: 2008-09
  Переможець Ліги чемпіонів УЄФА (1):
 «Барселона»: 2008-09
 Чемпіон Греції (1):
 «Олімпіакос»: 2013-14
 Володар Суперкубка Саудівської Аравії (1):
 «Аль-Гіляль»: 2018

Збірна
 Переможець Середземноморських ігор (1):
 Іспанія U-20: 2009
 Молодіжний чемпіон Європи (1):
 Іспанія U-21: 2011

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Посилання

 Профіль гравця на сайті Goal.com
 Статистика футболіста на сайті bdfutbol.com

Іспанські футболісти
Гравці молодіжної збірної Іспанії з футболу
Футболісти «Барселони»
Футболісти «Спортінга» (Хіхон)
Футболісти «Севільї»
Футболісти «Ельче»
Футболісти «Олімпіакоса» (Пірей)
Футболісти «Аль-Гіляля» (Ер-Ріяд)
Іспанські футбольні легіонери
Футбольні легіонери у Греції
Футбольні легіонери в Саудівській Аравії
Уродженці Мурсії


The end of August brought along a trip to Cyprus for Michaela & Michael's destination wedding in Larnaca in Cyprus.. very exciting stuff! It's a huge honour to be asked work in another country and their day was no exception.
The Palm Beach Hotel was the setting for their day, dressed in the vibrant colours of the hotel garden's greenery and flowers against the bright blue sky. They chose to say their vows in a sunset beachside ceremony in the presence of their closest friends and family. I just loved the way Michaela looked at Michael as she walked down the aisle – absolutely beaming!
After the ceremony we rushed off (thank you guys!) to grab some portraits in that beautiful light in the precious few minutes before sunset, under the pink hued bougainvillea that surrounded the hotel gardens.. before heading to the beach to watch the sky change as the sun set.
Huge love to you both for the joy of travelling to Cyprus to photograph your beautiful day. It was an honour and a privilege!
Planning your destination wedding and on the hunt for a photographer? Check your date and get in touch - I'd love to hear all about your plans!


NEW YORK, NEW YORK, USA, October 31, 2018 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Talk Technologies, the world's largest provider of voice masking technology, announced today a long list of leading organizations who have deployed their Steno SR, voice masking technology including; U.S. Army Inspector General- Pentagon, U.S. Naval Justice Institute, National Guard Counterdrug Task Force, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, NYC Department of Education, Ohio State University, Kaiser Permanente Healthcare, Cincinnati Children's Hospital, British Columbia Legislative Assembly, Australia Council for the Arts. Voice masking technology helps protect speech privacy, reduce noise distractions, and increase acoustical comfort in offices by making human speech unintelligible. The Steno SR product line includes voice isolating technology for superior noise cancellation, speech privacy and anti-eavesdropping solutions, resulting in unequaled acoustical privacy and comfort for today's open offices and public spaces.
Talk Technologies designs, manufactures and sells voice communication products focusing on privacy. Stenomask our flagship product is a noise cancelling, voice isolation microphone. It is the most accurate and private microphone available for speech recognition and private communications allowing anyone to work and communicate freely, without having to worry about disturbing others or being overheard while simultaneously cancelling all ambient noise. Today voice is replacing touchscreens and keyboards as the digital user interface of choice. The big stumbling block however is the accuracy of current voice technologies in real world environments — commands get misinterpreted frequently due to background noise and the total lack of privacy that comes with voice. Due to these issues Talk Technologies and Stenomask are seeing growth from a wealth of areas including workers in open office situations, healthcare professionals, law enforcement, students, disability and assistive services and anyone that requires voice privacy and or noise cancellation at work or in public.


"Licht ist Energie und ebenso Information - Inhalt, Form und Struktur.
Es bildet das Potential für alles."
In the course of the "Festival of Lights" Panirama and friends will illuminate the facade of the "Hotel de Rome" in Berlin.
Beginning October, 10th the facade of the exclusive Hotel, located on Bebelplatz will be aroused by a mapped video projection each evening until October 21st.
Directed by the Illuminationsmanufaktur Panirama, the video installation will take the visitors to magically changing worlds.
The Beginning of the half-hourly show will be illustrated by a friend. Katharina Berndt will follow with her prize-winning show "Sleeping Beauty – poetic adaption of a fairytale without words". She shows what an analog feeling digital media can create and that reduction can include compression just as expansion.
After a short braek Panirama´s media artists and 3D designers will present their view on fairy tales, change and the world in an abstract interpretation of the subject.
The friends again are asked to design the end of the show. Panirama invites the visitors of the "Festival of Lights" to design a new view of the facade of "Hotel de Rome". From October 1st, a template is available for download on the Panirama face book profile. This template can be used for an individual design and be posted again. The best ones will be presented on the facade each day.
Panirama.de shows itself in a new design and alot of new content!


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Maybe it's sour grapes, but it sometimes seems jazz guitarists – in comparison with pianists and horn players – never get the recognition they're due among the music's diehard cognoscenti. On the other hand, few guitarists of any stripe receive the kind of tribute accorded to Tal Farlow in this staggering new book.
The tribute comes thanks to Parisian jazz fan Jean-Luc Katchoura, who worked with Farlow's widow Michele Hyk-Farlow in compiling the story and copious illustrations. The book is the first title published by the world-renowned jazz mecca, Paris Jazz Corner.
Where to begin? Quite simply by saying this is a masterpiece, period.
The book chronicles Farlow's life from his birth in Greensboro, North Carolina, to his death at age 77 in 1998. Inspired by Django Reinhardt and Charlie Christian, Farlow's music ultimately took form under the influence of Art Tatum, Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, and others. The book tells of his years as one of the premier bop guitarists, as well as his sign painting and art. With his wife helping out, Katchoura's text (in both English and French) is ripe with insights others may never have garnered.
The biography gives way to a detailed discography as only jazz buffs – especially, French jazz buffs – know how. Not only does it chronicle the usual American releases, but also worldwide pressings, including the fine period cover art.
It's the art, photos, and illustrations throughout that really set this book apart. A hefty, oversize hardcover of 344 pages, it includes more than 400 images, 150 of which have never before been seen. The photos set the scene, including concert posters, ads, programs, and family snapshots from Farlow's early days with Red Norvo to the 52nd Street bebop clubs of the early '50s to recording sessions up until the end. The image collection is without par.
In the center of the book is a selection of photos of some Farlow's personal guitars. Included here is Farlow's early Gibson ES-250, first prototype Tal Farlow model with three pickups, and two other production Tals that he owned and played.
Also included is his red-painted ES-140, which was a true oddball – and one with a fascinating story. Set to play with the Red Norvo Trio on one of the first TV shows to be transmitted in color, the producers asked Tal to pick a red guitar. He refused to paint his own guitar red, but the TV people called Gibson who seized the moment, painted a diminutive ES-140, and shipped it to Farlow for the show.
The book also includes a CD of unreleased home recordings featuring Farlow and friends Jimmy Raney, Red Mitchell, Gene Bertoncini, and Jack Wilkins.
This article originally appeared in VG's February '15 issue. All copyrights are by the author and Vintage Guitar magazine. Unauthorized replication or use is strictly prohibited.
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Washington – Two former detainees and the family of a third who died in custody filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the American psychologists who designed the CIA's torture techniques, in the first legal action to rely on the Senate Intelligence Committee's investigation of the government's interrogation program.
The plaintiffs accused James Elmer Mitchell and John "Bruce" Jessen of torture, cruel and degrading punishment, war crimes and conducting an "experimental torture program" as part of a "joint criminal enterprise" with the nation's top intelligence agency.
The pair earned more than $80 million for developing a set of brutal interrogation methods, including simulated drowning known as waterboarding, beatings, starvation and confinement in "coffin-like boxes," for supervising their use on detainees in secret overseas CIA prisons and for personally applying them to detainees, according to the suit.
The ACLU-led lawsuit was brought in U.S. District Court in Washington state – Jessen and Mitchell founded a firm in Spokane that the CIA contracted to run the program – and seeks unspecified monetary damages for each plaintiff. The two survivors still suffer serious psychological and physical problems as a result of the abuses they underwent, the lawsuit said.
The action was brought on behalf of Suleiman Abdullah Salim, a Tanzanian fisherman and trader who was abducted from Somalia, and Mohammad Ahmed Ben Soud, a former Libyan opposition activist who was seized in Pakistan. Neither was ever charged with a crime.
The third plaintiff is a relative of Gul Rahman, an Afghan who died in CIA custody in November 2002 from suspected hypothermia and other complications after being "slapped, punched and dragged naked, hooded and bound," doused in cold water and left in freezing temperatures. His family was never notified of his death and was never given his body.
A CIA spokesman declined to comment and Mitchell didn't return a telephone call. Jessen could not immediately be reached for comment.
The lawsuit represents a new approach to seeking accountability for the CIA's Rendition, Detention and Interrogation program. It is the first to rely extensively on the Senate Intelligence Committee's five-year, $40 million investigation into the agency's top-secret effort to unearth terrorist plots after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
The lawsuit also cited the CIA's official response to the Senate report, a 2004 declassified CIA inspector general's report and a review of the torture program by the Justice Department's Office of Professional Responsibility.
Previous suits filed by former detainees were brought against the CIA. All were thrown out after the government cited official immunity and the state secrets privilege – a government claim that contends the disclosure of certain evidence would harm national security.
While the Senate report detailed the roles of CIA officers, Jessen and Mitchell may be the only key participants in the torture program held accountable if the plaintiffs prevail in their lawsuit.
Their participation in the program led the American Psychological Association to vote in August to ban psychologists from participating in national security interrogations.
The Senate report found that the program, authorized by former President George W. Bush, failed to generate any significant information on terrorist plots and that the CIA misrepresented the results of the brutal interrogation techniques to the Bush administration, Congress and the public.
Salim, Ben Soud and Rahman were among 39 people identified by name in the Senate report, which was released Dec. 9, 2014, as undergoing what the agency called enhanced interrogation techniques.
Mitchell, former Bush administration officials and the CIA rejected the committee's findings. They denied using torture, asserting that the interrogation methods were legal and produced information that helped disrupt terrorist attacks and led the agency to Osama bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan, where he died in a May 2, 2011, U.S. special forces raid.
"I'm just a guy who got asked to do something for his country by people at the highest level of the government and I did the best that I could," Mitchell said in an April 2014 interview with Britain's The Guardian newspaper.
The two psychologists were involved with a U.S. military program that teaches service members how to evade capture and resist torture. They developed their methods for grilling detainees after the CIA asked them in December 2001 to review an al Qaida document recovered by British police that outlined strategies for resisting interrogations.
They first personally applied their techniques to Zayn al-Abidin Muhammad Husayn, a senior al Qaida operative who used the nom de guerre Abu Zubaida and was captured in Pakistan in March 2002.
The lawsuit described in horrifying detail the accounts given by Salim and Ben Soud of their abductions, detentions and interrogations in secret CIA prisons in which they were held – Salim for 17 months and Ben Soud for 28 months – in Afghanistan. Doctors monitored their conditions while the pair was abused.
Both were stripped, starved and held in darkness while being chained and suspended from ceilings by their arms, the lawsuit said.
They were subjected to sleep deprivation, loud music, beatings and cramped confinement in large and small boxes, said the lawsuit. Salim "became so hopeless and despondent," it said, that he attempted suicide with painkillers that he was given for broken fingers that he sustained during his CIA abduction.
Salim repeatedly was doused with freezing water. Ben Soud underwent "water torture" in which he was stripped, "placed in the center of a large plastic sheet" and partially submerged in ice-cold water.
Ben Soud also claimed he was subjected to a waterboarding-like technique in which he was strapped to a wooden board that could spin 360 degrees. Cold water was poured over his body and his head covered in a hood, said the lawsuit, which included a sketch Ben Soud made of the device.
Marisa Taylor is a senior correspondent on the Kaiser Health News enterprise team. She investigates end-of-life care and acute medical care, among other health care topics. She has more than two decades of reporting experience covering government misconduct, politics, courts and crime. As an investigative reporter in McClatchy's Washington bureau, she helped break the Panama Papers, which won a Pulitzer Prize in 2017. Marisa was a 2015 Pulitzer Prize finalist as part of the reporting team that revealed that the CIA was monitoring Senate Intelligence Committee staffers. She also won the National Press Club's 2011 Edwin M. Hood Award for Diplomatic Correspondence and the 2008 Scripps Howard Award for Washington reporting.
The CIA is fighting congressional demands to release a report on its covert program for torturing "war on terror" suspects.


Borodin got in ahead of his critics by admitting candidly that his String Sextet was 'very Mendelssohnian', excusing himself on the grounds that it was 'written to please the Germans', not something Russian composers are usually in a hurry to do. It is in fact a most attractively written piece, Mendelssohnian indeed in the fleet-footed opening Allegro but with a particular melodic elegance, in the closing Andante as well as in this Allegro, and a quick-wittedness that are entirely his own.
There are also touches of Tchaikovsky, whose memory is wholeheartedly saluted in Arensky's work, a string quartet for the unusual combination of violin, viola and two cellos. It is also unusually organised to include allusions to Tchaikovsky's Third String Quartet (itself an elegiac work for his violinist friend Ferdinand Laub), a skilfully worked set of variations on Tchaikovsky's song known in English as 'Christ had a garden', a chant from the Orthodox Requiem, and the popular folk melody 'Slava bogu', which turns up in Boris Godunov and Beethoven's Second 'Rasumovsky' Quartet. If this all sounds something of a shambles, it is held together by Arensky's fluency and charm, not to mention his skilful ear (and that of the sound engineers here) in not making the textures sound too thick. He did later arrange the piece for conventional string quartet but he brings the original off well, and it is rewarding to hear. Glazunov's Quintet, written with two cellos, perhaps in hopes of finding programme room alongside Schubert's String Quintet, is much more conventional but it is elegantly handled here by the admirable Nash Players. An original and attractive record.


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Q: Splitting Django project across subdomains I'm currently developing a site where the functionality needs to be split into separate subdomains, dashboard.example.com, admin.example.com, and facebook.example.com. I would like everything to be served through a single Django project because everything will be using the same core models. I'm using Nginx as a front-facing proxy server handling static files and passing all other requests to Apache.
The solution I thought of was to map each of these subdomains to the appropriate app through nginx:
server {
    listen 80;
    server_name dashboard.example.com;
    ...

    location / {
        proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1/dashboard/;
        ...
    }
}

server {
    listen 80;
    server_name admin.example.com;
    ...

    location / {
        proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1/admin/;
        ...
    }
}

...doing that for each subdomain, effectively mapping the subdomains to their respective app url namespaces. The problem I encountered was that Django was unaware of the mapping, so when it reversed a URL, it would prepend /dashboard/, etc. to it, creating URLs like dashboard.example.com/dashboard/dashboard/. I figure I could write a custom reverse function to strip out the unnecessary subdirectory, but that seems like a band-aid.
Is there a better way to accomplish what I need, or should I restructure the project?
Thanks for your help.

A: Django's Sites framework (https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.7/ref/contrib/sites/) should be sufficient for this, if not, take a look at django-subdomains (http://django-subdomains.readthedocs.org/en/latest/) as seems to have a means of resolving your reverse URLs (based off a quick Google search, I've never used it myself!)


Country Club Village is a grocery/drug-anchored shopping center located in the densely populated suburban community of San Ramon, California. The property has excellent visablility and accessibility from Alcosta Boulevard, which connects to nearby Dougherty Valley, San Ramon's high growth development area. The tenant roster includes high quality tenants such as CVS Pharmacy, Starbucks, Pizza Hut and Wells Fargo home Mortgage. Approximately half of the center is leased is leased through 2020 to Ralphs.


Nokia released the 8800 Carbon Arte on August 19, 2008.
Where can I download the 8800 Carbon Arte manual?
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Nokia backs up the 8800 Carbon Arte with a 1 Year parts & labour warranty.
I have 8800 Carbon Arte problems. Where can should I go for support, replacement or repairs?
If your 8800 Carbon Arte has problems and is still within its warranty period, you could contact Nokia support or the retailer you purchased the phone from. You'll find Nokia's contact information here. If your phone is off warranty and needs repair for a physical problem such as a broken screen or bad battery, you should visit an authorized service centre or a local phone repair shop. You can also connect with others in The Informr Community Forum to find and share answers to questions.
The Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte's screen size is 2 inches with 240 x 320 pixels resolution.
The phone is powered by a Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion), 1000 mAh battery. Nokia's performance ratings are 12.5 days standby time, 180 minutes.


Definition - What does Computer Cabinet mean?
A computer cabinet is an enclosure with fitted, fixed or removable side panels and doors. The cabinet contains a computer rack for mounting computers or other electronic equipment. Cabinets come in a variety of sizes, colors and styles and may contain baffles and fans to facilitate cooling and minimize recycled and bypass airflow.
The terms rack and cabinet are often used interchangeably. However, a rack refers to the frame for actually mounting computers and other electronic equipment, while a cabinet is fitted with doors and side panels and may enclose a rack.
A well-designed computer or server cabinet should provide significant segregation between cool air supply and hot air return. To prevent bypass air, blanking panels may be used. These fit into empty rack space, preventing cool air from moving though a cabinet without cooling the electronics. The panels can also prevent hot air (from the servers installed above and below an empty space) from pushing its way back into the system through the intakes.
Cold air needs to easily flow into computer cabinets, while hot air needs to easily flow out. Blanking panels by themselves are not enough. Internal air dams inside the cabinets are recommended to separate the front from the back and thus prevent recycled or bypass airflow.


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Vezina Trophy – nagroda w rozgrywkach NHL przyznawana każdego sezonu dla najlepszego bramkarza ligi. Wybierają go dyrektorzy generalni zespołów ligi. Przyznawana jest od 1982 roku. Wcześniej, od 1927 roku trofeum otrzymywał bramkarz zespołu, który stracił najmniej bramek.

Trofeum wzięło swoją nazwę od nazwiska Georges Vézina bramkarza Montreal Canadiens, który w 1925 roku upadł podczas meczu i po przewiezieniu go do szpitala rozpoznano u niego gruźlicę. Gdy umarł w 1926 roku właściciele zespołów postanowili przyznawać trofeum jego imienia. Pierwszy przyznano w 1927 roku.

Lista nagrodzonych

 2019 - Andrei Vasilevskiy, Tampa Bay Lightning
 2018 - Pekka Rinne, Nashville Predators
 2017 - Siergiej Bobrowski, Columbus Blue Jackets
 2016 - Braden Holtby, Washington Capitals
 2015 - Carey Price, Montreal Canadiens
 2014 - Tuukka Rask, Boston Bruins
 2013 - Siergiej Bobrowski, Columbus Blue Jackets
 2012 - Henrik Lundqvist, New York Rangers
 2011 - Tim Thomas, Boston Bruins
 2010 - Ryan Miller, Buffalo Sabres
 2009 - Tim Thomas, Boston Bruins
 2008 - Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils
 2007 - Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils
 2006 - Miikka Kiprusoff, Calgary Flames
 2005 - Nie przyznano trofeum z powodu lockoutu
 2004 - Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils
 2003 - Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils
 2002 - José Théodore, Montreal Canadiens
 2001 - Dominik Hašek, Buffalo Sabres
 2000 - Olaf Kolzig, Washington Capitals
 1999 - Dominik Hašek, Buffalo Sabres
 1998 - Dominik Hašek, Buffalo Sabres
 1997 - Dominik Hašek, Buffalo Sabres
 1996 - Jim Carey, Washington Capitals
 1995 - Dominik Hašek, Buffalo Sabres
 1994 - Dominik Hašek, Buffalo Sabres
 1993 - Ed Belfour, Chicago Blackhawks
 1992 - Patrick Roy, Montreal Canadiens
 1991 - Ed Belfour, Chicago Blackhawks
 1990 - Patrick Roy, Montreal Canadiens
 1989 - Patrick Roy, Montreal Canadiens
 1988 - Grant Fuhr, Edmonton Oilers
 1987 - Ron Hextall, Philadelphia Flyers
 1986 - John Vanbiesbrouck, New York Rangers
 1985 - Pelle Lindbergh, Philadelphia Flyers
 1984 - Tom Barrasso, Buffalo Sabres
 1983 - Pete Peeters, Boston Bruins
 1982 - Billy Smith, New York Islanders

Lista nagrodzonych (1927-1982)
 1981 - Denis Herron, Michel Larocque i Richard Sevigny, Montreal Canadiens
 1980 - Don Edwards i Bob Sauve, Buffalo Sabres
 1979 - Ken Dryden i Michel Larocque, Montreal Canadiens
 1978 - Ken Dryden i Michel Larocque, Montreal Canadiens
 1977 - Ken Dryden i Michel Larocque, Montreal Canadiens
 1976 - Ken Drydeni Montreal Canadiens
 1975 - Bernie Parent, Philadelphia Flyers
 1974 - Tony Esposito, Chicago Black Hawks i Bernie Parent, Philadelphia Flyers
 1973 - Ken Dryden, Montreal Canadiens
 1972 - Tony Esposito i Gary Smith, Chicago Black Hawks
 1971 - Eddie Giacomin i Gilles Villemure, New York Rangers
 1970 - Tony Esposito, Chicago Black Hawks
 1969 - Glenn Hall i Jacques Plante, St. Louis Blues
 1968 - Rogatien Vachon i Gump Worsley, Montreal Canadiens
 1967 - Denis DeJordy i Glenn Hall, Chicago Black Hawks
 1966 - Gump Worsley i Charlie Hodge, Montreal Canadiens
 1965 - Johnny Bower i Terry Sawchuk, Toronto Maple Leafs
 1964 - Charlie Hodge, Montreal Canadiens
 1963 - Glenn Hall, Chicago Black Hawks
 1962 - Jacques Plante, Montreal Canadiens
 1961 - Johnny Bower, Toronto Maple Leafs
 1960 - Jacques Plante, Montreal Canadiens
 1959 - Jacques Plante, Montreal Canadiens
 1958 - Jacques Plante, Montreal Canadiens
 1957 - Jacques Plante, Montreal Canadiens
 1956 - Jacques Plante, Montreal Canadiens
 1955 - Terry Sawchuk, Detroit Red Wings
 1954 - Harry Lumley, Toronto Maple Leafs
 1953 - Terry Sawchuk, Detroit Red Wings
 1952 - Terry Sawchuk, Detroit Red Wings
 1951 - Al Rollins, Toronto Maple Leafs
 1950 - Bill Durnan, Montreal Canadiens
 1949 - Bill Durnan, Montreal Canadiens
 1948 - Turk Broda, Toronto Maple Leafs
 1947 - Bill Durnan, Montreal Canadiens
 1946 - Bill Durnan, Montreal Canadiens
 1945 - Bill Durnan, Montreal Canadiens
 1944 - Bill Durnan, Montreal Canadiens
 1943 - Johnny Mowers, Detroit Red Wings
 1942 - Frank Brimsek, Boston Bruins
 1941 - Turk Broda, Toronto Maple Leafs
 1940 - David Kerr, New York Rangers
 1939 - Frank Brimsek, Boston Bruins
 1938 - Tiny Thompson, Boston Bruins
 1937 - Normie Smith, Detroit Red Wings
 1936 - Tiny Thompson, Boston Bruins
 1935 - Lorne Chabot, Chicago Black Hawks
 1934 - Charlie Gardiner, Chicago Black Hawks
 1933 - Tiny Thompson, Boston Bruins
 1932 - Charlie Gardiner, Chicago Black Hawks
 1931 - Roy Worters, New York Americans
 1930 - Tiny Thompson, Boston Bruins
 1929 - George Hainsworth, Montreal Canadiens
 1928 - George Hainsworth, Montreal Canadiens
 1927 - George Hainsworth, Montreal Canadiens

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Philadelphia Phillies catcher JT Realmuto hits and RBI double in the first inning
Philadelphia Phillies catcher, JT REALMUTO, hits and RBI double in the first inning off of New York Mets starting pitcher, JASON VARGAS, giiving the Phillies an early 1-0 lead. The Phillies went on to defeat the New York Mets 6-0.
Check out these 5 selected images from tonight's Phillies/Mets game from Citi-FIELD, won by the Phillies 6-0. Phillies starting pitcher, VINCE VASQUEZ, pitched a very strong game, allowing only 3 hits and NO RUNS over 5 innings, while striking out 6.
The Phillies took control of the game in the eighth inning, scoring 3 runs on big hits by RHYS HOSKINS and ROMAN QUINN. Mets starting pitcher, JASON VARGAS, pitched well for 4 2/3rd innings, allowing only 1 run on 3 hits and striking out 4.
The Mets and the Phillies are now tied for first place in their division with Atlanta and Washington close behind. 2019 promises to be a very tight race for the National League East Division.
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Philadelphia Phillies catcher JT Realmuto hits and RBI double in the first inning quantity
Category: Baseball Regular Season Tags: JT Realmuto, Philadelphia Phillies, Phillies vs Mets 4.24.19
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