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com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware

Enum DcMotor.RunMode

java.lang.Object

java.lang.Enum<DcMotor.RunMode>

com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.RunMode

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Comparable<DcMotor.RunMode>

Enclosing interface:

DcMotor

public static enum DcMotor.RunMode
extends java.lang.Enum<DcMotor.RunMode>

The run mode of a motor DcMotor.RunMode
                    controls how the motor interprets the
                    it's parameter settings passed through power- and encoder-related methods.
                    Some of these modes internally use PID
                    control to achieve their function, while others do not. Those that do are
                    referred
                    to as "PID modes".

Enum Constant Summary

Enum Constants

                                Enum Constant and Description

                                RESET_ENCODERS

Deprecated.

Use STOP_AND_RESET_ENCODER
                                            instead

                                RUN_TO_POSITION

The motor is to attempt to rotate in whatever
                                        direction is necessary to cause the
                                        encoder reading to advance or retreat from its current
                                        setting to the setting which
                                        has been provided through the setTargetPosition()
                                        method.

                                RUN_USING_ENCODER

The motor is to do its best to run at
                                        targeted velocity.

                                RUN_USING_ENCODERS

Deprecated.

Use RUN_USING_ENCODER
                                            instead

                                RUN_WITHOUT_ENCODER

The motor is simply to run at whatever
                                        velocity is achieved by apply a particular
                                        power level to the motor.

                                RUN_WITHOUT_ENCODERS

Deprecated.

Use RUN_WITHOUT_ENCODER
                                            instead

                                STOP_AND_RESET_ENCODER

The motor is to set the current encoder
                                        position to zero.

Method Summary

Methods

                                Modifier and Type
                                Method and Description

                                boolean
                                isPIDMode()

Returns whether this RunMode is a
                                        PID-controlled mode or not

                                DcMotor.RunMode

                                migrate()

Deprecated.

Replace use of old constants with
                                            new

                                static DcMotor.RunMode

                                valueOf(java.lang.String name)

Returns the enum constant of this type with
                                        the specified name.

                                static DcMotor.RunMode[]

                                values()

Returns an array containing the constants of
                                        this enum type, in
                                        the order they are declared.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Enum

                                clone, compareTo, equals, finalize, getDeclaringClass,
                                    hashCode, name, ordinal, toString, valueOf

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

                                getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Enum Constant Detail

RUN_WITHOUT_ENCODER

public static final DcMotor.RunMode RUN_WITHOUT_ENCODER

The motor is simply to run at whatever velocity
                                    is achieved by apply a particular
                                    power level to the motor.

RUN_USING_ENCODER

public static final DcMotor.RunMode RUN_USING_ENCODER

The motor is to do its best to run at targeted
                                    velocity. An encoder must be affixed
                                    to the motor in order to use this mode. This is a PID mode.

RUN_TO_POSITION

public static final DcMotor.RunMode RUN_TO_POSITION

The motor is to attempt to rotate in whatever
                                    direction is necessary to cause the
                                    encoder reading to advance or retreat from its current setting
                                    to the setting which
                                    has been provided through the setTargetPosition()
                                    method.
                                    An encoder must be affixed to this motor in order to use this
                                    mode. This is a PID mode.

STOP_AND_RESET_ENCODER

public static final DcMotor.RunMode STOP_AND_RESET_ENCODER

The motor is to set the current encoder position
                                    to zero. In contrast to
                                    RUN_TO_POSITION,
                                    the motor is not rotated in order to achieve this; rather, the
                                    current rotational
                                    position of the motor is simply reinterpreted as the new zero
                                    value. However, as
                                    a side effect of placing a motor in this mode, power is removed
                                    from the motor, causing
                                    it to stop, though it is unspecified whether the motor enters
                                    brake or float mode.

                                    Further, it should be noted that setting a motor toSTOP_AND_RESET_ENCODER
                                    may or may not be a transient state: motors connected to some
                                    motor
                                    controllers will remain in this mode until explicitly
                                    transitioned to a different one, while
                                    motors connected to other motor controllers will automatically
                                    transition to a different
                                    mode after the reset of the encoder is complete.

RUN_WITHOUT_ENCODERS

@Deprecated
public static final DcMotor.RunMode RUN_WITHOUT_ENCODERS

Deprecated. Use
                                    RUN_WITHOUT_ENCODER
                                    instead

RUN_USING_ENCODERS

@Deprecated
public static final DcMotor.RunMode RUN_USING_ENCODERS

Deprecated. Use
                                    RUN_USING_ENCODER
                                    instead

RESET_ENCODERS

@Deprecated
public static final DcMotor.RunMode RESET_ENCODERS

Deprecated. Use
                                    STOP_AND_RESET_ENCODER
                                    instead

Method Detail

values

public static DcMotor.RunMode[] values()

Returns an array containing the constants of this
                                    enum type, in
                                    the order they are declared. This method may be used to iterate
                                    over the constants as follows:

for (DcMotor.RunMode c : DcMotor.RunMode.values())
    System.out.println(c);

Returns:

an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the
                                        order they are declared

valueOf

public static DcMotor.RunMode valueOf(java.lang.String name)

Returns the enum constant of this type with the
                                    specified name.
                                    The string must match exactly an identifier used to
                                    declare an
                                    enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters
                                    are
                                    not permitted.)

Parameters:

name - the name of the enum constant to be
                                        returned.

Returns:

the enum constant with the specified name

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if this
                                        enum type has no constant with the specified name

java.lang.NullPointerException - if the
                                        argument is null

migrate

@Deprecated
public DcMotor.RunMode migrate()

Deprecated. Replace
                                    use of old constants with new

Returns the new new constant corresponding to old
                                    constant names.

isPIDMode

public boolean isPIDMode()

Returns whether this RunMode is a PID-controlled
                                    mode or not

Returns:

whether this RunMode is a PID-controlled mode or not

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	The fullScreen method is used to get (if no value is defined) or set the full-screen mode of the multimedia view widget. If the value is true, the full-screen mode is used; otherwise the multimedia view widget runs in the normal mode.

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				controlTimer: null,
				isVolumeHide: true,
				backupView: null,
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				_isVideo: isVideo
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		_resize: function () {
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		},

		_resizeControl: function () {
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			if ( seekBar.width() < ( volumeBar.width() + timestampLabel.width() + durationLabel.width() ) ) {
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		},

		_resizeFullscreen: function ( isFullscreen ) {
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				playpauseButton = control.find( ".ui-playpausebutton" ),
				timestampLabel = control.find( ".ui-timestamplabel" ),
				seekBar = control.find( ".ui-seekbar" ),
				durationBar = seekBar.find( ".ui-duration" ),
				currenttimeBar = seekBar.find( ".ui-currenttime" ),
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				footer = currentPage.children( ".ui-footer" ),
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						height: viewElement.style.getPropertyValue( "height" ) || "",
						position: view.css( "position" ),
						zindex: view.css( "z-index" ),
						wrapHeight: wrap[0].style.getPropertyValue( "height" ) || ""
					};
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				docWidth = body.clientWidth;
				docHeight = body.clientHeight - 1;

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				view.parents().each( function ( e ) {
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				fullscreenButton.removeClass( "ui-fullscreen-on" ).addClass( "ui-fullscreen-off" );

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						.removeClass( "ui-multimediaview-siblings-off" );
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				wrap.css( "height", self.backupView.wrapHeight );
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				durationLabel = control.find( ".ui-durationlabel" ),
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				seekBar = control.find( ".ui-seekbar" ),
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				currenttimeBar = seekBar.find( ".ui-currenttime" ),
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				$document = $( document );

			view.bind( "loadedmetadata.multimediaview", function ( e ) {
				if ( !isNaN( viewElement.duration ) ) {
					durationLabel.find( "p" ).text( self._convertTimeFormat( viewElement.duration ) );
				}
				self._resize();
			}).bind( "timeupdate.multimediaview", function ( e ) {
				self._updateSeekBar();
			}).bind( "play.multimediaview", function ( e ) {
				playpauseButton.removeClass( "ui-play-icon" ).addClass( "ui-pause-icon" );
			}).bind( "pause.multimediaview", function ( e ) {
				playpauseButton.removeClass( "ui-pause-icon" ).addClass( "ui-play-icon" );
			}).bind( "ended.multimediaview", function ( e ) {
				if ( typeof viewElement.loop == "undefined" || viewElement.loop === "" ) {
					self.stop();
				}
			}).bind( "volumechange.multimediaview", function ( e ) {
				if ( viewElement.muted && viewElement.volume > 0.1 ) {
					volumeButton.removeClass( "ui-volume-icon" ).addClass( "ui-mute-icon" );
					self._reserveVolume = viewElement.volume;
					viewElement.volume = 0;
				} else if ( self._reserveVolume !== -1 && !viewElement.muted ) {
					volumeButton.removeClass( "ui-mute-icon" ).addClass( "ui-volume-icon" );
					viewElement.volume = self._reserveVolume;
					self._reserveVolume = -1;
				} else if ( viewElement.volume < 0.1 ) {
					volumeButton.removeClass( "ui-volume-icon" ).addClass( "ui-mute-icon" );
				} else {
					volumeButton.removeClass( "ui-mute-icon" ).addClass( "ui-volume-icon" );
				}

				if ( !self.isVolumeHide ) {
					self._updateVolumeState();
				}
			}).bind( "durationchange.multimediaview", function ( e ) {
				if ( !isNaN( viewElement.duration ) ) {
					durationLabel.find( "p" ).text( self._convertTimeFormat( viewElement.duration ) );
				}
				self._resize();
			}).bind( "click.multimediaview", function ( e ) {
				if ( !self.options.controls ) {
					return;
				}

				control.fadeToggle( "fast" );
				self._resize();
			}).bind( "multimediaviewinit", function ( e ) {
				if ( option.controls ) {
					control.show();
				}
				self._resize();
			});

			$( ".ui-button", control ).bind( touchStartEvt, function () {
				var button = $( this ).addClass( "ui-button-down" );

				$document.bind( touchMoveEvt, function () {
					button.trigger( touchEndEvt );
				});
			}).bind( touchEndEvt, function () {
				$( this ).removeClass( "ui-button-down" );
				$document.unbind( touchMoveEvt );
			});

			playpauseButton.bind( "click.multimediaview", function () {
				self._endTimer();

				if ( viewElement.paused ) {
					viewElement.play();
				} else {
					viewElement.pause();
				}

				if ( isVideo ) {
					self._startTimer();
				}
			});

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Betting Favorite France Still Offers Value on World Cup Final Odds
OddsSharkJul 13, 2018, 8:50 AM EDT
No matter how much the betting line moves into minus money, favored France offers plenty of value against Croatia in the World Cup championship game this weekend.
With the biggest sporting event in the world down to the last two teams, France is a -115 favorite on the World Cup final odds with Croatia coming back at +375, while the draw is priced at +230 and there is a 2.0 total, according to sportsbooks monitored by OddsShark.com.
France went through the arguably tougher half of the knockout draw to make it to the final Sunday at Luhzniki Stadium in Moscow, defeating Argentina, Uruguay and Belgium. Croatia outlasted Denmark, Russia and England in knockout games that were tied 1-1 after regulation time, a World Cup first.
Six of the last seven World Cup finals have produced a clean sheet. However, with the playmaking talent on both side – think Paul Pogba for France, or Luka Modric of Croatia, who might be the world's best midfielder – there's a chance this won't be the usual cautiously played final. The both teams to score / over 2.5 goals scored prop is priced at +220.
France has kept forward Antoine Griezmann and winger Kylian Mbappe supplied with scoring chances throughout the tournament, so they are 1A and 1B in all goal-scorer props. Bettors who are confident of France winning the midfield battle – which boils down to Pogba and N'Golo Kante against Modric and Ivan Rakitic – might want to back France at +275 to beat the minus-1.5 goals alternate spread.
Croatia defender Ivan Strinic (groin) has an injury issue and is slated to play across from Mbappe, which might make it worth taking a flier on the French teenager to add to his World Cup account.
Croatia has had a remarkable run, as it conceded the opening goal in each knockout game – a pattern that might continue Sunday – before rallying to pull out the win. Modric controls a game as well as anyone, while forward Mario Mandzukic (+300 to score anytime) has shown he doesn't need a high volume of chances to get on the board.
The main question hanging over the first-time World Cup finalist is whether Croatia has enough left to go toe-to-toe with France after basically playing an extra game – the 30 minutes of extra time, multiplied by three – to reach the final.
Bettors who believe they can hold France might want to pore over the method-of-victory prop, where a France extra-time win pays +850 and a Croatia extra-time win is priced at +1800. For victory by penalty kicks, it's France at +900 and Croatia at +1000.
Mbappe (+300) has top prop to be man of the match, followed by teammate Griezmann (+600) and Croatia's Modric (+750).
For more odds information, betting picks and a breakdown of this week's top World Cup betting news check out the OddsShark FC podcast with Andrew Avery, Rob Trites, and Craig Cormier. Subscribe on iTunes or listen to it at OddsSharkFC.libsyn.com.
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By Mary OmatigaDec 30, 2021, 1:00 PM EST
Starting Saturday, January 1st, 2022, a significant slate of NBC Sports programming and events will appear on USA Network as NBCSN ceases operations.
Sports action that will appear on USA in 2022 includes coverage from the Premier League, NASCAR, INDYCAR, the Olympic Games, USGA and the R&A Golf Championships, college and Olympic sports, horse racing, cycling, and more. Many of these sports will continue to have programming on the NBC broadcast network. In addition, most linear coverage can be streamed via authentication on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app (all PGA TOUR events remain exclusively on NBC or GOLF Channel).
USA Network's 2022 sports calendar officially kicks off on January 1st with a Premier League tripleheader to start the New Year on the right foot. The slate of matches starts with a top-of-the-table showdown with Arsenal taking on defending champions Manchester City.
NBC Sports Programming on USA Network in 2022:
The Winter Olympics
NASCAR: Cup and Xfinity Series races
The R&A – The Open, AIG Women's Open: Early round and weekend lead-in coverage
USGA – U.S. Open, U.S. Women's Open: Early round and weekend lead-in coverage
Atlantic 10 basketball
INDYCAR: Two races
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Sports fans can stream games and events live on Peacock, including Sunday Night Football, all Notre Dame football home games, Premier League, NASCAR, golf, and much more. In 2022, Peacock will continue to offer an array of live sports coverage including Super Bowl LVI and competition at the 2022 Winter Olympics. Peacock also features studio programming, original series, and documentaries, and full-event replays, and is available across a variety of devices and platforms, with the full list available here. To learn more about sports on Peacock and how to sign up, visithttps://www.peacocktv.com/sports.
Premier League Schedule on USA on New Year's Day:
On New Year's Day, USA Network presents a tripleheader as it becomes the cable home of the Premier League. Premier League Mornings kicks off at 7:00 am ET ahead of the first matches of 2022, and the action on the pitch starts with Arsenal vs Manchester City at 7:30 am ET. Here is the full slate on USA on New Year's Day, streaming on the NBC Sports App:
Arsenal vs Manchester City
Watford vs Tottenham
Crystal Palace vs West Ham
Premier League action on USA continues Sunday, January 2nd starting at 8:00 am ET and will be highlighted by Chelsea vs Liverpool at 11:30 am ET. Content is also available for streaming on Peacock.
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NWSL Commissioner Baird resigns amid scandal
Associated PressOct 2, 2021, 12:15 AM EDT
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National Women's Soccer League Commissioner Lisa Baird resigned after some 19 months on the job amid allegations that a former coach engaged in sexual harassment and misconduct.
Baird's resignation was announced by the league late Friday, a day after The Athletic published the accounts of two former players who claimed misconduct, including sexual coercion, by North Carolina coach Paul Riley.
Riley was fired by the Courage on Thursday and the allegations touched off a wave of condemnation by players that forced this weekend's games to be called off.
Additionally, FIFA on Friday opened an investigation into the case. It is rare that soccer's international governing body gets involved in a controversy involving a member association. U.S. Soccer also announced an independent investigation on Friday.
U.S. Soccer was instrumental in founding the NWSL in 2013 and helped support the league until last year, when it became independent. The federation continues its financial support of the league.
"Player safety and respect is the paramount responsibility of every person involved in this game. That is true across every age, competition and ability level," U.S. Soccer President Cindy Cone said in a statement. "We owe it to each athlete, each fan and the entire soccer community to take every meaningful action in our power to ensure nothing like this ever happens again."
U.S. Soccer suspended Riley's coaching license Thursday after The Athletic published claims of abuse made by former NWSL players Sinead Farrelly and Mana Shim.
FIFA told The Associated Press it was "deeply concerned" by the case and will now be seeking further details from American soccer authorities about the issues raised.
"Due to the severity and seriousness of the allegations being made by players, we can confirm that FIFA's judicial bodies are actively looking into the matter and have opened a preliminary investigation," FIFA said in a statement to the AP. "As part of this, FIFA will be reaching out to the respective parties, including US Soccer and NWSL, for further information about the various safeguarding concerns and allegations of abuse that have been raised."
The alleged harassment of Farrelly started in 2011 when she was a player with the Philadelphia Independence of the now-defunct Women's Professional Soccer league.
She told the website the harassment continued when Farrelly was with the Portland Thorns. Shim, a former Thorns player, also allegedly experienced harassment. The Thorns said Thursday that the team investigated claims about Riley and passed those on to the league when he was dismissed.
Riley told The Athletic the allegations were "completely untrue."
Outcry over the allegations rocked the league and forced this weekend's games to be called off. The NWSL Players' Association said it hoped fans would understand and support the decision.
"It is OK to take space to process, to feel and to take care of yourself," the union said. "In fact, it's more than OK, it's a priority. That, as players, will be our focus this weekend."
Baird became commissioner of the NWSL in February, 2020, after serving as chief marketing officer of the United States Olympic Committee. She was praised for brining new sponsors to the NWSL and increasing the league's visibility on the national stage.
OL Reign midfielder Jess Fishlock, who has been playing in the NWSL since its inception in 2013, suggested the league, and women's sports overall, are in the midst of a reckoning.
"I think women athletes specifically have gone through so much over the years, not just women's football," Fishlock said. "I think everybody knows what's happened with USA Gymnastics that has gone on, and this is something that has been happening in women's sports over and over and over again for years and years and years. And we've never felt safe enough to talk about it, and if we ever felt brave enough to talk about it, then it would just get swept under the rug, or we were told that we were in the wrong … and I think we're at a point now where we're just done."
Riley was head coach of the Thorns in 2014 and 2015. After he was let go by the Thorns, he became head coach of the Western New York Flash for a season before the team was sold and moved to North Carolina.
In its ninth season, the NWSL has been rocked by a series of recent scandals involving team officials.
Washington Spirit coach Richie Burke was fired after a Washington Post report detailed verbal and emotional abuse of players. The league formally dismissed Burke and sanctioned the Spirit on Tuesday after an independent investigation.
Gotham FC general manager Alyse LaHue was fired in July after an investigation connected to the league's antiharassment policy. She has denied any wrongdoing.
Racing Louisville coach Christy Holly was fired in September but the reasons for his dismissal were not made public.
OL Reign coach Farid Benstiti abruptly resigned in July. On Friday, OL Reign chief executive officer and minority owner Bill Predmore said Benstiti was asked to step down after an undisclosed incident during practice.
Benstiti had previously been accused by U.S. national team midfielder Lindsay Horan of sexist behavior during his time as coach of Paris Saint-Germain. Horan has said she was berated by Benstiti because of her weight.


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SCDF's Operation Lionheart to gain more muscle
Thirty-nine members of the Operation Lionheart contingent from the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), tasked with rescue efforts in quake-struck Padang in Indonesia, returned home on Oct 8, 2009. The SCDF will be be adding more men to Operation Lionheart, its overseas contingent, to better help disaster-hit countries. -- ST FILE PHOTO: MUGILAN RAJASEGERAN
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The Singapore Civil Defence Force will be be adding more men to Operation Lionheart, its overseas contingent, to better help disaster-hit countries.
Some enhanced capabilities of the 76-men strong team, instead of the previous 55, will include detection of hazardous materials and quick assessment of needs. The team will also be able to provide more expertise through more operationally-ready National Servicemen, who will number at a maximum of 12, instead of two. They may be civil engineers or specialist doctors in trauma and emergency.
Minister of State for National Development Desmond Lee said this on Thursday morning as guest-of-honour at the regional meeting of the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, an umbrella group under the United Nations (UN) that deals with issues on urban search and rescue and disaster response.
The annual event, chaired by Singapore for the second time this year saw representatives from 16 Asia Pacific countries to discuss policy issues. Ambassador Tony Frisch, global chairman of the group said that while globally coordinated efforts are available, it is also important to build up the national capacities of countries that are vulnerable to disasters.


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Saint-Côme ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand ) im Département Gironde in der Region Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Benannt wurde sie nach dem Heiligen Cosmas.

Geografie und Infrastruktur ==
Die Gemeinde Saint-Côme liegt am Oberlauf des Beuve, 16 Kilometer südlich von Langon. Es gibt eine Grundschule, ein Restaurant, zwei Handwerker und sechs landwirtschaftliche Betriebe. Dazu findet man vor Ort einen Theater- und einen Jagdklub, einen Gymnastikverein und einen eigenen Ausschuss für Feste. Die Menschen leben von der Rinderzucht und dem Anbau von Getreide, Erdbeeren und Tabak.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten

Kirche Saint-Côme
Die den Heiligen Cosmas und Damian gewidmete Kirche ist das älteste Gebäude des Ortes. Im Laufe der Jahrhunderte wurde sie mehrmals zerstört, u. a. durch die Normannen im 10. Jahrhundert, später während der Revolution auch durch die Calvinisten. Da sie bei jedem Neuaufbau auch etwas umgestaltet wurde, stellt sie keine architektonische Einheit mehr dar. 1838 hat der damalige Abt, Pater O'Reilly, der auch ein Buch über die Geschichte von Bazas geschrieben hat, ausführliche Renovierungsarbeiten durchführen lassen. Ein Schlussstein im Innenraum hat in römischen Zahlen das Datum 1653 eingraviert. Der Holzaltar ist aus dem 18. Jahrhundert.

Literatur
 Le Patrimoine des Communes de la Gironde. Flohic Éditions, Band 1, Paris 2001, ISBN 2-84234-125-2, S. 132.

Weblinks

Gemeindegründung 1793
Ort in Nouvelle-Aquitaine

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Världsmästerskapen i hastighetsåkning på skridskor 2011 avgjordes i Olympic Oval i Calgary, Alberta, Kanada under perioden 12-13 februari 2011.

Damer

Källor: ISU results Women

Allroundresultat

NQ = Ej kvalificerad för 5 000 meter (bara de 12 bästa fick vara med där)
DQ = diskvalificerad

Herrar

Källor: ISU results Men

Allroundresultat

NQ = NQ = Ej kvalificerad för 10 000 meter (bara de 12 bästa fick vara med där)
DQ = diskvalificerad

Regler
Alla 24 deltagare åkte de tre första distanserna; 12 åkare deltog sedan inte på fjärde distansen. Dessa 12 åkare utsågs genom ställningen vid på den längsta av de tre distanserna, samt total ställning efter alla tre distanser, samt följande jämförelser:

 De 12 främsta på båda listorna kvalificerade sig.
 För att kunna ta ut 12 åkare, ranordnades åkarna sedan upp i ordning efter sina bästa resultat på vardera lista. Kunde man ändå inte avgöra, hade totalställning företräde framför resultat på längsta distansen.

Källor

Fotnoter

2011 i Kanada
Sportåret 2011
Sportevenemang i Calgary
2011
Internationella sportevenemang i Kanada


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The Phantom Of The Opera at Cadillac Palace Theatre
The Phantom Of The Opera Tickets
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA "You alone can make my song take flight. Help me make music of the night" Cadillac Palace Theatre on Monday 30th December 2019
The Phantom of the Opera! The spectacular production of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh. Deformed since birth, a bitter man known only as the Phantom lives in the sewers underneath the Paris Opera House. He falls in love with the obscure chorus singer Christine, and privately tutors her while terrorizing the rest of the opera house and demanding Christine be given lead roles. Things get worse when Christine meets back up with her childhood acquaintance Raoul and the two fall in love. The Phantom decides to kidnap her and imprison her with him in his lair. Raoul is now the only one who can stop him.
The Phantom of the Opera makes a triumphant return to Chicago, bigger and better than ever before. Featuring brilliant new scenic design by Paul Brown, Tony Award-winning original costume design by Maria Björnson, lighting design by Tony Award winner Paule Constable, new choreography by Scott Ambler, new staging by director Laurence Connor, and the now legendary chandelier! A cast and orchestra of 52 makes this one of the largest Phantom of the Opera productions now on tour!
Cameron Mackintosh has so far produced the three longest running musicals in history Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera and CATS. Cameron was knighted in 1996; recently was the first British producer to be elected to the Theater Hall of Fame; and is the recipient of the 2017 Stephen Sondheim Award.
"Well, you start with a story that reeks of sexuality, mystery, innocence and passion. Then you add music that weaves motif after motif together in a manner that even a tone deaf person could grasp. Add impeccable design – 19th century costumes and a set that is so enormous it dwarfs the cast and so spectacular that you can hardly keep track of where you are. Top it off with staging that is actor proof and voila!" – Tulis McCall, New York Theatre Guide.com
"Phantom" may be the riskiest reboot. Even Mackintosh regards the dark, shiny fable of the tortured, disfigured Phantom and the sweet soprano Christine as "the most beautiful of my big shows." The new version is deliberately more prosaic.
"It's more realistic in many ways," Mackintosh says, drawing a comparison to the well-known set and costume design by Maria Bjornson, who died in 2002. "The original doesn't attempt theatrical realism."
"There is a realer sense of a backstage, of a theater world," says new "Phantom" scenic designer Paul Brown, whose career has been mainly in the opera realm. "The glamour is only makeup deep."
[Cameron Mackintosh profiled by The Post in 1996]


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How is MoCo Doing on Pedestrian Safety?
February 13, 2020 Adam Pagnucco
By Adam Pagnucco.
Pedestrian safety is arguably THE hottest issue in MoCo government right now. With several recent high profile pedestrian deaths and residents swarming a county council meeting on the subject, alarmed elected officials are terming pedestrian crashes a "public health crisis" and demanding action. The county has responded by hiring a full-time pedestrian safety coordinator and is promising more to come.
Pedestrian safety has been a challenge in Montgomery County for decades. How well is the county doing on this issue?
First, let's look at MoCo's rate of pedestrian involved crashes in comparison to the rest of the state. The table below, sourced from data provided by the Maryland Department of Transportation, compares the average annual number of pedestrian crashes by county to county populations.
Three of the top four counties on a per capita basis – Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Prince George's County – are among the most urbanized jurisdictions in the state. The other county in the top four – Worcester – has an unusual amount of pedestrian activity on the Ocean City boardwalk. MoCo ranks 7th of 24 counties on crash rate but its average annual crash rate per 1,000 residents (0.44) is below the state average (0.54). Admittedly, the state average is skewed upwards by Baltimore City.
It's interesting that MoCo's pedestrian crash rate is similar to less urbanized jurisdictions like Wicomico, Dorchester and Washington Counties. Urbanized counties should have greater volumes of pedestrian activity because of a greater abundance of walkable districts. MoCo certainly has more of those than Wicomico, Dorchester and Washington Counties. That suggests that MoCo isn't a relatively bad performer on this measure given its substantial (and increasing) urbanization.
One thing MoCo does is spend significant amounts of capital money on pedestrian projects. The table below compares capital budget spending on pedestrian and bikeway projects (the two are one category) to total capital spending excluding the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission in the last 16 Capital Improvements Program (CIP) budgets.
MoCo's spending on pedestrian and bikeway projects steadily accelerated from $44 million in the FY7-12 CIP to $225 million in the FY19-24 CIP. Major projects like the Metropolitan Branch Trail, the MD-355 BRAC crossing and the Capital Crescent Trail are partially responsible for these increases. However, the FY21-26 executive recommended budget is a step back. The six-year total pedestrian and bikeway spending of $181 million is the lowest since the FY13-18 amended budget. So is the percentage of the total capital budget accounted for by pedestrian and bikeway projects.
All of this gives rise to two questions.
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Q: OverflowError: mktime argument out of range when applying migrations I get the following error when applying my migrations
RuntimeWarning: DateTimeField received a naive datetime (1970-01-01 00:00:00) while time zone support is active

Error in migration: webapp:0002_auto__add_field_quote_added_on
OverflowError: mktime argument out of range

The error occurs when applying this migration
import datetime
from south.db import db
from south.v2 import SchemaMigration
from django.db import models

class Migration(SchemaMigration):

    def forwards(self, orm):
        # Adding field 'Quote.added_on'
        db.add_column('webapp_quote', 'added_on',
                      self.gf('django.db.models.fields.DateTimeField')(auto_now_add=True, default=datetime.datetime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0), blank=True),
                      keep_default=False)

    def backwards(self, orm):
        # Deleting field 'Quote.added_on'
        db.delete_column('webapp_quote', 'added_on')

    models = {
        'webapp.quote': {
            'Meta': {'object_name': 'Quote'},
            'added_on': ('django.db.models.fields.DateTimeField', [], {'auto_now_add': 'True', 'blank': 'True'}),
            'id': ('django.db.models.fields.AutoField', [], {'primary_key': 'True'}),
            'quote_source': ('django.db.models.fields.CharField', [], {'max_length': '100'}),
            'quote_text': ('django.db.models.fields.TextField', [], {})
        }
    }

    complete_apps = ['webapp']

To this model
from django.db import models
from django.contrib.auth.models import User

class Quote(models.Model):
    quote_text = models.TextField()
    quote_source = models.CharField(max_length=100)
    added_on = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)
    added_by = models.ForeignKey(User, default=1)

A: Installing pytz solves the problem.
South was expecting a timezone aware DateTime, and it only got a naive one because pytz was not installed.


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U.S. consumers spent $387 million on salty snacks—$404 million when including dips—the week of the Super Bowl in 2018, a $7 million increase from the year before, according to Snacking, Nutrition & Convenience (SNAC) International, Arlington, Va., a trade association for the snack industry.
For the second straight year, SNAC analyzed U.S. retail snack purchases for the big game. The company used snack sales by category from the two weeks prior to and the week of the big game—collected by Chicago-based IRI—to rank the most sought-after products before the Super Bowl in 2018.