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El río Gunt (históricamente también Ghund) es un río que discurre por el sur de Tayikistán. Su fuente, el lago Yashilkul, está situada en el borde del Alichur Pamir, una altiplanicie o pamir a una altitud de 3720 m. La ciudad de Khorog está localizado en la confluencia del Gunt con el río Panj (este último, formando la frontera entre Tayikistán y Afganistán y siendo conocido también como Amu Daria, o como era llamado en la antigüedad ,Oxus).

El río Gunt —y su afluente el río Shahdara, que alimenta la planta hidroeléctrica Pamir I— es muy estacional, con poca agua en invierno, pero alto en julio y agosto debido al agua de fusión de la nieve. Su ancho varía de 10 a 50 metros y tiene  hasta 1.5 metros de profundidad. Debido al terreno montañoso, el curso del río es muy rápido, superando los 2 m/s en algunos tramos y épocas. Su lecho es pedregoso y las riberas son empinadas y con precipicios. A menudo la corriente ocupa el valle entero del río, pero a veces se divide en varios cursos.

Véase también

Provincia de Alto Badajshán, para el entorno.

Notas

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Puerta de Desarrollo del Tayikistán (Ríos)
 Debris Flujos (fotografías)
 Tokharistan Superior  (Pamir)
 Mapa del Gunt
 Kayaking y raftings de aguas bravas

Gunt
Provincia de Alto Badajshán


Print writes text to the standard output. Fprint writes to the named output file descriptor; a buffered form is described in bio(2). Sprint places text followed by the NUL character (\0) in consecutive bytes starting at s; it is the user's responsibility to ensure that enough storage is available. Each function returns the number of bytes transmitted (not including the NUL in the case of sprint), or a negative value if an output error was encountered.
Snprint is like sprint, but will not place more than len bytes in s. Its result is always NUL–terminated and holds the maximal number of complete UTF–8 characters that can fit. Seprint is like snprint, except that the end is indicated by a pointer e rather than a count and the return value points to the terminating NUL of the resulting string. Smprint is like sprint, except that it prints into and returns a string of the required length, which is allocated by malloc(2).
Finally, the routines vfprint, vsnprint, vseprint, vsmprint, runevsnprint, runevseprint, and runevsmprint are like their v–less relatives except they take as arguments a va_list parameter, so they can be called within a variadic function. The Example section shows a representative usage.
The verb is a single character and each flag is a single character or a (decimal) numeric string. Up to two numeric strings may be used; the first is called width, the second precision. A period can be used to separate them, and if the period is present then width and precision are taken to be zero if missing, otherwise they are `omitted'. Either or both of the numbers may be replaced with the character *, meaning that the actual number will be obtained from the argument list as an integer. The flags and numbers are arguments to the verb described below.
The numeric verbs d, o, b, x, and X format their arguments in decimal, octal, binary, hexadecimal, and upper case hexadecimal. Each interprets the flags 0, h, hh, l, u, +, –, ,, and # to mean pad with zeros, short, byte, long, unsigned, always print a sign, left justified, commas every three digits, and alternate format. Also, a space character in the flag position is like +, but prints a space instead of a plus sign for non–negative values. If neither short nor long is specified, then the argument is an int. If unsigned is specified, then the argument is interpreted as a positive number and no sign is output. If two l flags are given, then the argument is interpreted as a vlong (usually an 8–byte, sometimes a 4–byte integer). If precision is not omitted, the number is padded on the left with zeros until at least precision digits appear. Then, if alternate format is specified, for o conversion, the number is preceded by a 0 if it doesn't already begin with one; for x conversion, the number is preceded by 0x; for X conversion, the number is preceded by 0X. Finally, if width is not omitted, the number is padded on the left (or right, if left justification is specified) with enough blanks to make the field at least width characters long.
The floating point verbs f, e, E, g, and G take a double argument. Each interprets the flags +, –, and # to mean always print a sign, left justified, and alternate format. Width is the minimum field width and, if the converted value takes up less than width characters, it is padded on the left (or right, if `left justified') with spaces. Precision is the number of digits that are converted after the decimal place for e, E, and f conversions, and precision is the maximum number of significant digits for g and G conversions. The f verb produces output of the form [–]digits[.digits]. E conversion appends an exponent E[–]digits, and e conversion appends an exponent e[–]digits. The g verb will output the argument in either e or f with the goal of producing the smallest output. Also, trailing zeros are omitted from the fraction part of the output, and a trailing decimal point appears only if it is followed by a digit. The G verb is similar, but uses E format instead of e. When alternate format is specified, the result will always contain a decimal point, and for g and G conversions, trailing zeros are not removed.
The s verb copies a nul–terminated string (pointer to char) to the output. The number of characters copied (n) is the minimum of the size of the string and precision. These n characters are justified within a field of width characters as described above. If a precision is given, it is safe for the string not to be nul– terminated as long as it is at least precision characters (not bytes!) long. The S verb is similar, but it interprets its pointer as an array of runes (see utf(6)); the runes are converted to UTF before output.
The p verb formats a single pointer or pointer–sized integer (uintptr, see intro(2)) in hexadecimal.
There is no runeprint, runefprint, etc. because runes are byte–order dependent and should not be written directly to a file; use the UTF output of print or fprint instead. Also, sprint is deprecated for safety reasons; use snprint, seprint, or smprint instead. Safety also precludes the existence of runesprint.


Kentico 11. What you need to know.
As a long-term Kentico Gold Partners, we thought it worth providing you with a guide on what's new and how you can leverage a range of new features and upgrades to help grow your business.
Kentico has devised a new product strategy by looking at the growing customer and user experience expectations, as well as focusing on the need for multiple channel touchpoints and device compatibility requirements.
Advanced Email Marketing, providing easy drag and drop functionality and enhanced insights making campaign execution better than ever.
New and enhanced e-commerce features for advanced discounts scenarios, gift cards, coupons, delayed payments and more.
GDPR and Data Protection, providing users with the data security they expect.
Connectors for bi-directional synchronisation with platforms like Salesforce, Marketo and within your e-Shop via Ucommerce.
Although email marketing is not a new feature within Kentico, the new and advanced features start to match some of the functionality you see in pure play email providers such as Campaign Monitor and MailChimp. These include optimised user flows, enhanced user experience and drag and drop email builder allowing for easy construction of your next email campaign. Upgraded widgets are available for content construction, including new product and article widgets, with enhanced preview features optimised for mobile.
Along with email personalisation, the reporting functions have been enhanced with analytics on performance, feeds and campaigns (demographics, unsubscribe demographics, details of every single contact in the database, highlighting of activities, a historical overview on personas and so on).
The Kentico v11 strategy for e-commerce was to 'make e-commerce great again' (MEGA). To fulfil this goal the new version has been built on a modular framework allowing for easier customisation without the use of code. The new framework has let in some cases for a 75% reduction in code, although be mindful that if your existing Kentico instance has heavy customisation, then this could require some work.
There are new features available with categorisation for sections (and subsections), brands and collections being added which can be used in correlation with discounts, menus and search. The rebuilt payment gateway framework now has built-in support for PayPal and Authorize.net gateways.
Other notable features include multiple coupons per order, gift cards that can be used across numerous orders and a faceted search which is integrated with the Azure search.
uCommerce integration will allow for multiple sales channels, PIM (Product Information Management) which in turn allows for multiple version of the same product to be served, e.g. A winter catalogue vs a summer catalogue can have different shipment methods, payment and refunding rules.
Kentico 11 now allows site managers to create a detailed inventory of the data produced and stored within Kentico. Consent can be designed to support the legal requirement to allow for the processing and storing of personal data of site visitors.
Consents can be multilingual, multi-layered; short, long, available on a privacy page, and archived. They can be used across the whole solution for contacts and activities tracking, analytics, contact segmentation and email marketing recipients, online forms and personalisation.
Kentico 11 supports the rights of the data subject to be forgotten, allows access to their data and for data portability. The new data protection framework will be especially crucial for companies who trade or advertise in Europe where this will be a legal requirement.
Kentico 11 connectors allow you to leverage powerful platforms such as Dynamics 365 and Salesforce allowing for lead capturing via the Kentico online forms supporting bi-directional synchronisation of contacts and users.
There is also support for Marketo and Zoho CRM meaning easier lead capturing via Kentico online forms, visitors activity tracking and personalising visitors experience based on their market data.
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Measured Drawings
BWM Talk Series: Measured Drawings & Surveys – What Are They?
Posted on March 16, 2021 Updated on March 16, 2021
Organized by Badan Warisan Malaysia in collaboration with Think City Institute.
Live Webinar Details
Date: Saturday, 27 March 2021
Time: 4:00 PM (Kuala Lumpur, GMT+8)
Topic: Measured Drawing & Surveys – What are they?
Speaker: Ar. Lim Take Bane, Council Member, Badan Warisan Malaysia
Moderator: Anand Krishnan, Council Member, Badan Warisan Malaysia
This is an introduction into the way heritage and historical buildings were documented in the past for the purpose of later reproducing, or the restoration of those heritage architecture.
Before the advent of photography in the 19th century, followed by motion pictures or movies, and now, drone photos and videography; buildings and places were previously recorded through paintings or hand sketches with annotation. Travel journals abounded with thumbnail sketches and larger scale illustrations of places and buildings of interest. A young western gentleman rounded up his education through travel on a Grand Tour of places and monuments of antiquity in Greece, ancient Rome, and other parts of Europe, to learn about different, cultures, societies and lifestyles. Measured drawings and surveys constitute a vital part of their diaries of their travels.
This short talk shall explore the measured drawings and surveys of architecture throughout the world. From ancient Greece, Rome, and Constantinople (Istanbul) to India. From Chinese gardens and architecture to shophouses of Malaysian towns like Kuala Terengganu, Taiping, Ipoh and Muar.
The vital role played, usefulness and nature of measured drawings and surveys shall be revealed and shared.
Ar. Lim Take Bane hails from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He schooled at St John's Institution (1967-75), Kuala Lumpur and furthered his tertiary studies in Architecture in Canterbury, Kent (1976-82). He trained in London and is a chartered architect in the United Kingdom (1983), as well as a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects (1984 – present). Upon his return to KL in 1984, he worked with various local firms including Razaly Associate Architects and Arkitek Tenggara, before setting up his own practice ARKITEK SHILPA in 1989.
He was involved in award-winning conservation projects with Ar. Chen Voon Fee like, KL Central Market and Central Square – the Annexe (1988-89), Malaysia Mining Corporation Building in Jalan Tangsi (conversion into Mahkota College (1988) and the Creative Centre of the National Art Gallery (1990-91). He was made a Fellow of Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (Malaysian Institute of Architects) in 2010, a Founding Council Member of the Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers (2014-16) and a Council Member of Badan Warisan Malaysia (2016-present).
Take Bane's architectural work ranges from small scale private houses to official residences, commercial, institutional and industrial buildings, and their interiors. He has worked in the region including Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, Singapore and Malaysia. He has taught architecture at University of Malaya (UM) and other local colleges.
His keen interest in heritage conservation led him to be involved in documenting heritage shop houses in Kuala Terengganu, Ipoh, Taiping, Kuching and Muar in UM-NUS joint studios of University of Malaya-National University of Singapore, which he coordinated between 2005-2014. Take Bane's other interests include photography, ikebana, tea drinking, calligraphy and the performing arts.
This entry was posted in News & Events, Talks & Lectures, Uncategorized and tagged Ar. Lim Take Bane, Architecture, BWM Talk Series, Live Webinar, Measured Drawings, Surveys.

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1st and 10 at SV35 WSU to receive and defend the north end.
1st and 10 at SV35 SV ball on SV35.
Tyler Marcus kickoff 65 yards to the WS00, Deion. Nicholas return 20 yards to the WS20 (Myles Collier).
1st and 10 at WS20 Wayne State drive start at 15:00.
1st and 10 at WS20 Romello Brown rush for 6 yards to the WS26 (M. Alexander).
2nd and 4 at WS26 D.J. Zezula pass complete to Darece Roberson for 8 yards to the WS34 (Dillon Dixon).
1st and 10 at WS34 Romello Brown rush for loss of 1 yard to the WS33 (Heath Williams).
2nd and 11 at WS33 D.J. Zezula pass incomplete to Darece Roberson, dropped pass.
3rd and 11 at WS33 D.J. Zezula pass complete to Romello Brown for 13 yards to the WS46 (Justin Whitted; M. Alexander).
1st and 10 at WS46 Romello Brown rush for 3 yards to the WS49 (Ryan Gruszka).
2nd and 7 at WS49 D.J. Zezula rush for 7 yards to the SV44 (Dillon Dixon; Justin Whitted).
1st and 10 at SV44 D.J. Zezula pass complete to Deion. Nicholas for 44 yards to the SV00, TOUCHDOWN, clock 10:50.
Paul Graham kick attempt failed.
Paul Graham kickoff 47 yards to the SV18, Nate Moore return 2 yards to the SV20.
1st and 10 at SV20 Saginaw Valley drive start at 10:49.
1st and 10 at SV20 Ryan Conklin pass complete to A. Vultaggio for 7 yards to the SV27 (Ronny Brant).
2nd and 3 at SV27 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for loss of 2 yards to the SV25 (Dustin Carlin).
3rd and 5 at SV25 Ryan Conklin pass complete to Tommy Scott Jr. for 2 yards to the SV27 (James Howard).
4th and 3 at SV27 Tyler Marcus punt 46 yards to the WS27, Ronny Brant return 17 yards to the WS44 (Zack Hadorn).
1st and 10 at WS44 Wayne State drive start at 08:55.
1st and 10 at WS44 D.J. Zezula pass incomplete to Deion. Nicholas (Joe Newman).
2nd and 10 at WS44 Demetr. Stinson rush for 2 yards to the WS46 (M. Alexander).
3rd and 8 at WS46 D.J. Zezula pass complete to Darece Roberson for 54 yards to the SV00, TOUCHDOWN, clock 07:52.
Paul Graham kick attempt good.
Paul Graham kickoff 56 yards to the SV09, Nate Moore return 20 yards to the SV29 (James Howard).
1st and 10 at SV29 Saginaw Valley drive start at 07:46.
1st and 10 at SV29 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 15 yards to the SV44.
1st and 10 at SV44 Ryan Conklin pass complete to A. Vultaggio for 3 yards to the SV47 (Drew Dowding).
2nd and 7 at SV47 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for loss of 1 yard to the SV46 (Dustin Carlin).
3rd and 8 at SV46 Ryan Conklin pass complete to F. Heimkreiter for 14 yards to the WS40 (James Howard).
1st and 10 at WS40 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 6 yards to the WS34 (Derrick Coleman).
2nd and 4 at WS34 Ryan Conklin pass complete to A. Vultaggio for 4 yards to the WS30 (James Howard).
1st and 10 at WS30 Ryan Conklin pass complete to Nate McCrary for 6 yards to the WS24, out-of-bounds.
2nd and 4 at WS24 PENALTY SV false start 5 yards to the WS29.
2nd and 9 at WS29 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 3 yards to the WS26 (Anthony Pittman; Derrick Coleman).
3rd and 6 at WS26 Ryan Conklin rush for no gain to the WS26 (Samson Tai; Drew Dowding).
4th and 6 at WS26 Alex Kenrick field goal attempt from 44 GOOD, clock 02:24.
Tyler Marcus kickoff 65 yards to the WS00, touchback.
1st and 10 at WS25 Wayne State drive start at 02:24.
1st and 10 at WS25 Romello Brown rush for 2 yards to the WS27 (Dillon Dixon; Bryan Jones).
2nd and 8 at WS27 Romello Brown rush for 9 yards to the WS36 (Bryan Jones).
1st and 10 at WS36 Romello Brown rush for loss of 3 yards to the WS33 (Adam Slating).
2nd and 13 at WS33 Romello Brown rush for 4 yards to the WS37 (Ryan Gruszka; Adam Slating).
3rd and 9 at WS37 Start of 2nd quarter, clock 15:00.
3rd and 9 at WS37 D.J. Zezula pass complete to Manny Mendoza for 13 yards to the 50 yardline (Joe Newman).
1st and 10 at WS50 Romello Brown rush for 11 yards to the SV39 (Dillon Dixon).
1st and 10 at SV39 Romello Brown rush for 3 yards to the SV36 (Bryan Jones; Heath Williams).
2nd and 7 at SV36 D.J. Zezula rush for 4 yards to the SV32 (M. Alexander).
3rd and 3 at SV32 Romello Brown rush for 1 yard to the SV31 (Bryan Jones).
4th and 2 at SV31 D.J. Zezula pass incomplete to Darece Roberson.
1st and 10 at SV31 Saginaw Valley drive start at 11:49.
1st and 10 at SV31 Ryan Conklin pass complete to Chad Gailliard for 6 yards to the SV37 (Da. Halliburton).
2nd and 4 at SV37 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 9 yards to the SV46 (Derrick Coleman).
1st and 10 at SV46 Ryan Conklin pass complete to Damaris Woods for 6 yards to the WS48.
2nd and 4 at WS48 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 6 yards to the WS42 (Ronny Brant).
1st and 10 at WS42 Ryan Conklin pass complete to Damaris Woods for 21 yards to the WS21.
1st and 10 at WS21 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 18 yards to the WS03 (Da. Halliburton), PENALTY WS face mask (Kyle Toth) 2 yards to the WS01.
1st and Goal at WS01 1st and 1.
1st and Goal at WS01 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for loss of 2 yards to the WS03 (Drew Dowding).
2nd and Goal at WS03 Timeout Saginaw Valley, clock 08:30.
2nd and Goal at WS03 Ryan Conklin pass incomplete to Chad Gailliard.
3rd and Goal at WS03 Ryan Conklin rush for 3 yards to the WS00, TOUCHDOWN, clock 08:18.
Alex Kenrick kick attempt good.
Tyler Marcus kickoff 54 yards to the WS11, Deion. Nicholas return 22 yards to the WS33 (Jared Stephens; Kone Bowman).
1st and 10 at WS33 Wayne State drive start at 08:12.
1st and 10 at WS33 Demetr. Stinson rush for 20 yards to the SV47, out-of-bounds.
1st and 10 at SV47 Demetr. Stinson rush for 10 yards to the SV37, out-of-bounds (Bryan Jones).
1st and 10 at SV37 D.J. Zezula pass complete to Corey Ester for 6 yards to the SV31 (Myles Collier).
2nd and 4 at SV31 Timeout Saginaw Valley, clock 06:56.
2nd and 4 at SV31 D.J. Zezula pass complete to Manny Mendoza for 31 yards to the SV00, TOUCHDOWN, clock 06:51.
Paul Graham kickoff 64 yards to the SV01, Nate Moore return 22 yards to the SV23 (Tyler Blaszczak; Antho. Copeland).
1st and 10 at SV23 Saginaw Valley drive start at 06:45.
1st and 10 at SV23 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 6 yards to the SV29 (Drew Dowding).
2nd and 4 at SV29 Ryan Conklin pass complete to A. Vultaggio for 12 yards to the SV41 (Ronny Brant), PENALTY WS personal foul (Kyle Toth) 15 yards to the WS44.
1st and 10 at WS44 1st and 10.
1st and 10 at WS44 Ryan Conklin pass complete to M. Edmondson for 44 yards to the WS00, TOUCHDOWN, clock 05:45.
Tyler Marcus kickoff 58 yards to the WS07, Deion. Nicholas return 39 yards to the WS46 (David Still).
1st and 10 at WS46 Wayne State drive start at 05:39.
1st and 10 at WS46 Romello Brown rush for 3 yards to the WS49 (Heath Williams).
2nd and 7 at WS49 D.J. Zezula pass incomplete to Preston Pelham.
3rd and 7 at WS49 D.J. Zezula rush for 5 yards to the SV46 (Ryan Gruszka).
4th and 2 at SV46 D.J. Zezula rush for 9 yards to the SV37 (Dillon Dixon).
1st and 10 at SV37 PENALTY WS false start (Preston Pelham) 5 yards to the SV42.
1st and 15 at SV42 Deion. Nicholas rush for 30 yards to the SV12 (Kyle Campfield; Dillon Dixon).
1st and 10 at SV12 Romello Brown rush for 5 yards to the SV07 (Bryan Jones; Justin Whitted).
2nd and 5 at SV07 Romello Brown rush for 1 yard to the SV06 (Bryan Jones).
3rd and 4 at SV06 D.J. Zezula rush for 4 yards to the SV02 (Jack McKillop).
1st and Goal at SV02 Romello Brown rush for 1 yard to the SV01 (Dillon Dixon).
2nd and Goal at SV01 Romello Brown rush for 1 yard to the SV00, TOUCHDOWN, clock 00:25.
1st and 10 at WS35 WSU unsportmanlike conduct happened after the TD run.
1st and 10 at WS35 PENALTY WS unsportmanlike conduct (Just. Tockstein) 15 yards to the WS20.
Paul Graham kickoff 62 yards to the SV18, Nate Moore return 27 yards to the SV45 (Samson Tai).
1st and 10 at SV45 Saginaw Valley drive start at 00:18.
1st and 10 at SV45 Ryan Conklin pass complete to A. Vultaggio for 14 yards to the WS41 (Da. Halliburton).
1st and 10 at WS41 TEAM pass incomplete.
2nd and 10 at WS41 Ryan Conklin rush for 8 yards to the WS33.
3rd and 2 at WS33 Timeout Saginaw Valley, clock 00:03.
3rd and 2 at WS33 Timeout Wayne State, clock 00:03.
3rd and 2 at WS33 Ryan Conklin pass incomplete to Chad Gailliard.
4th and 2 at WS33 End of half, clock 00:00.
1st and 10 at WS33 Start of 3rd quarter, clock 15:00, WS ball on WS35.
Paul Graham kickoff 52 yards to the SV13, Myrick El return 4 yards to the SV17 (Devyn Manson).
1st and 10 at SV17 Saginaw Valley drive start at 14:57.
1st and 10 at SV17 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 4 yards to the SV21 (Dustin Carlin).
2nd and 6 at SV21 Ryan Conklin pass incomplete to Damaris Woods (Brady Beedon).
3rd and 6 at SV21 Ryan Conklin pass incomplete to A. Vultaggio, dropped pass.
4th and 6 at SV21 Tyler Marcus punt 44 yards to the WS35, Ronny Brant return 7 yards to the WS42 (Adam Slating).
1st and 10 at WS42 Wayne State drive start at 14:07.
1st and 10 at WS42 D.J. Zezula pass complete to Preston Pelham for 19 yards to the SV39 (Aaron Berry).
1st and 10 at SV39 Romello Brown rush for 9 yards to the SV30 (Aaron Berry).
2nd and 1 at SV30 D.J. Zezula sacked for loss of 4 yards to the SV34 (Ryan Gruszka; Justin Whitted).
3rd and 5 at SV34 D.J. Zezula sacked for loss of 8 yards to the SV42 (Heath Williams).
4th and 13 at SV42 Taylor McCarty punt 39 yards to the SV03, downed.
1st and 10 at SV03 Saginaw Valley drive start at 10:59.
1st and 10 at SV03 Ryan Conklin rush for 1 yard to the SV04 (Drew Dowding).
2nd and 9 at SV04 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 16 yards to the SV20 (Ronny Brant; Drew Dowding).
1st and 10 at SV20 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 8 yards to the SV28 (Kyle Toth).
2nd and 2 at SV28 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 3 yards to the SV31 (Brady Beedon).
1st and 10 at SV31 Ryan Conklin pass complete to F. Heimkreiter for 24 yards to the WS45 (Ronny Brant).
1st and 10 at WS45 Nate Moore rush for 1 yard to the WS44 (Kyle Toth).
2nd and 9 at WS44 Ryan Conklin sacked for loss of 2 yards to the WS46 (Blake Mazur).
3rd and 11 at WS46 Ryan Conklin pass complete to Damaris Woods for 12 yards to the WS34 (Myron Riley).
1st and 10 at WS34 Ryan Conklin sacked for loss of 5 yards to the WS39 (Anthony Pittman).
2nd and 15 at WS39 Ryan Conklin pass incomplete to Damaris Woods (James Howard).
3rd and 15 at WS39 Ryan Conklin pass incomplete to A. Vultaggio.
4th and 15 at WS39 Tyler Marcus punt 25 yards to the WS14, fair catch by Ronny Brant.
1st and 10 at WS14 Wayne State drive start at 05:20.
1st and 10 at WS14 Demetr. Stinson rush for 7 yards to the WS21 (M. Alexander).
2nd and 3 at WS21 Demetr. Stinson rush for 5 yards to the WS26.
1st and 10 at WS26 Demetr. Stinson rush for 4 yards to the WS30 (Bryan Jones).
2nd and 6 at WS30 D.J. Zezula pass intercepted by Aaron Berry at the SV32, Aaron Berry return 0 yards to the SV32 (Darece Roberson).
1st and 10 at SV32 Saginaw Valley drive start at 03:23.
1st and 10 at SV32 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 1 yard to the SV33 (Dustin Carlin).
2nd and 9 at SV33 Ryan Conklin pass complete to A. Vultaggio for 5 yards to the SV38 (Quentin Taylor).
3rd and 4 at SV38 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 1 yard to the SV39 (Anthony Pittman).
4th and 3 at SV39 TEAM rush for loss of 11 yards to the SV28 (Randy Garvin; Corey Ester).
1st and 10 at SV28 Wayne State drive start at 01:27.
1st and 10 at SV28 Romello Brown rush for 4 yards to the SV24 (Justin Whitted).
2nd and 6 at SV24 Romello Brown rush for 24 yards to the SV00, TOUCHDOWN, clock 00:35.
Paul Graham kickoff 60 yards to the SV05, Nate Moore return 13 yards to the SV18 (R. Wil.-Jackso).
1st and 10 at SV18 Saginaw Valley drive start at 00:29.
1st and 10 at SV18 PENALTY WS unsportmanlike conduct (James Hill) 15 yards to the SV33.
1st and 10 at SV33 Nate McCrary rush for 1 yard to the SV34 (Keith Love).
2nd and 9 at SV34 Start of 4th quarter, clock 15:00.
2nd and 9 at SV34 Ryan Conklin pass complete to Damaris Woods for 5 yards to the SV39 (Da. Halliburton).
3rd and 4 at SV39 Ryan Conklin pass incomplete to A. Vultaggio (Myron Riley).
4th and 4 at SV39 Tyler Marcus punt 46 yards to the WS15, fair catch by Ronny Brant.
1st and 10 at WS15 Wayne State drive start at 14:05.
1st and 10 at WS15 Demetr. Stinson rush for no gain to the WS15 (Chris Travis).
2nd and 10 at WS15 Demetr. Stinson rush for 3 yards to the WS18 (Aaron Berry; Patrik Moriarty).
3rd and 7 at WS18 D.J. Zezula pass complete to Deion. Nicholas for 3 yards to the WS21 (Ryan Gruszka).
4th and 4 at WS21 Taylor McCarty punt 42 yards to the SV37, A. Vultaggio return 5 yards to the SV42 (Randy Garvin).
1st and 10 at SV42 Saginaw Valley drive start at 11:48.
1st and 10 at SV42 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 6 yards to the SV48, out-of-bounds.
2nd and 4 at SV48 Nate Moore rush for 7 yards to the WS45 (Dustin Carlin).
1st and 10 at WS45 Ryan Conklin sacked for loss of 12 yards to the SV43 (Anthony Pittman).
2nd and 22 at SV43 Ryan Conklin pass complete to A. Vultaggio for 11 yards to the WS46 (Myron Riley).
3rd and 11 at WS46 Ryan Conklin pass complete to Damaris Woods for 8 yards to the WS38 (Dustin Carlin).
4th and 3 at WS38 Ryan Conklin pass incomplete to Damaris Woods.
1st and 10 at WS38 Wayne State drive start at 08:37.
1st and 10 at WS38 PENALTY SV unsportmanlike conduct (Damaris Woods) 15 yards to the SV47.
1st and 10 at SV47 Romello Brown rush for 4 yards to the SV43 (Heath Williams; Bryan Jones).
2nd and 6 at SV43 Romello Brown rush for no gain to the SV43 (Jaylen Bradley).
3rd and 6 at SV43 D.J. Zezula rush for 3 yards to the SV40 (Ryan Verhelst).
4th and 3 at SV40 Timeout Wayne State, clock 06:22.
4th and 3 at SV40 Romello Brown rush for 2 yards to the SV38 (Austin Egler).
1st and 10 at SV38 Saginaw Valley drive start at 06:15.
1st and 10 at SV38 Ryan Conklin pass complete to A. Vultaggio for 47 yards to the WS15 (Ronny Brant), PENALTY WS personal foul (Kyle Toth) 7 yards to the WS08.
1st and Goal at WS08 1st and 8.
1st and Goal at WS08 Tommy Scott Jr. rush for 3 yards to the WS05 (Anthony Pittman).
2nd and Goal at WS05 Ryan Conklin rush for loss of 3 yards to the WS08, fumble by Ryan Conklin recovered by SV Ryan Conklin at WS08, Ryan Conklin for 7 yards to the WS01 (Derrick Coleman).
3rd and Goal at WS01 Nate McCrary rush for 1 yard to the WS00, TOUCHDOWN, clock 04:55.
Tyler Marcus kickoff 59 yards to the WS06, Deion. Nicholas return 26 yards to the WS32 (David Still).
1st and 10 at WS32 Wayne State drive start at 04:47.
1st and 10 at WS32 Deion. Nicholas rush for 5 yards to the WS37 (Aaron Berry).
2nd and 5 at WS37 D.J. Zezula rush for 4 yards to the WS41 (Bryan Jones).
3rd and 1 at WS41 Demetr. Stinson rush for 5 yards to the WS46 (Bryan Jones).
1st and 10 at WS46 Deion. Nicholas rush for 5 yards to the SV49 (Jack McKillop).
2nd and 5 at SV49 Timeout Saginaw Valley, clock 02:45.
2nd and 5 at SV49 D.J. Zezula rush for 6 yards to the SV43 (Zack Hadorn).
1st and 10 at SV43 Demetr. Stinson rush for 2 yards to the SV41 (Bryan Jones).
2nd and 8 at SV41 Timeout Saginaw Valley, clock 01:56.
2nd and 8 at SV41 Deion. Nicholas rush for 41 yards to the SV00, TOUCHDOWN, clock 01:48.
Paul Graham kickoff 62 yards to the SV03, Nate Moore return 30 yards to the SV33 (Antho. Copeland).
1st and 10 at SV33 Saginaw Valley drive start at 01:40.
1st and 10 at SV33 Ryan Conklin pass complete to A. Vultaggio for 10 yards to the SV43 (Anthony Pittman).
1st and 10 at SV43 Ryan Conklin pass complete to A. Vultaggio for 21 yards to the WS36 (Ronny Brant).
1st and 10 at WS36 Ryan Conklin pass complete to Nate McCrary for 18 yards to the WS18 (Drew Dowding).
1st and 10 at WS18 Ryan Conklin pass complete to Tommy Scott Jr. for 18 yards to the WS00, TOUCHDOWN, clock 00:33.
Tyler Marcus kickoff 10 yards to the SV45, on-side kick, recovered by WS on SV45.
1st and 10 at SV45 Wayne State drive start at 00:32.
1st and 10 at SV45 TEAM rush for loss of 1 yard to the SV46.
2nd and 11 at SV46 End of game, clock 00:00.


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Q: @Path configuration at class level and method level I am using javax.ws.rs.Path class in my REST class to configure path. It is behaving strange ... My configuration is something like this... This is not actual files, but I have shown a replication to make you understand my configurations.
Class1
@Path("/v2")
public class BoxResource {
   @POST
   @Path("/ie/box")
   public Response createbox(...) {
     ...
   }
}

Class2
@Path("/v2/ie")
public class BagResource {
    @POST
    @Path("/bag")
    public Response createbag(...) {
        ...
    }
}

When I make a HTTP request like /v2/ie/box, it throws the Server configuration error. But if I change my Class2 like below , it works fine.
@Path("/v2/ie/bag")
public class BagResource {
    @POST
    public Response createbag(...) {

    }
}

Why is it like .. Does configuration of @path at class level and method level differs?

A: A request to /v2/ie/box is mapped to Class2 because is has
@Path("/v2/ie")

as a class annotation.
The longest Path wins in this case. Class1 is never looked at since it has the shorter class annotation @Path("/v2").
Since Class2 has no method that maps to the remaining /box, you will get a 404 Not Found.
Recommendation

*

*Use @Path annotations only on the methods: @Path("/v2/ie/bag") and @Path("/v2/ie/box") OR

*use one resource class with a class annotation of @Path("/v2/ie") and method annotations of @Path("/bag") and @Path("/box").

Edit
See also section "3.7 Matching Requests to Resource Methods" of the JAX-RS 2.0 spec.

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Sophia Bush Empowers Us All as Single Women
Sophia Bush comes at the world with dating advice and what it means when a guy calls you "too much."
In the latest episode on the Anna Faris is Unqualified podcast, One Tree Hill star and Anna Faris dish on some secrets about their past relationships and reveal some important insight on how it changed the way they view dating. Women are not shy of challenges when it comes to dating. And this includes all kinds of women, delicate and strong. Too delicate can mean you're a pushover and too strong can classify you as "too intense" or "intimidating". Here's where Sophia imparts us with her wisdom.
On #Unqualified today @SophiaBush joins @AnnaKFaris and @SimSarna to discuss women in Hollywood, @USC, and how awkward romantic scenes can be! Get into it: https://t.co/0vHwgReLhy pic.twitter.com/reV1oIUv0m
— Anna Faris Podcast (@unqualified) December 4, 2018
Her advice to those of us who feel insecure with our track records in love is to forgive ourselves and be patient. And to our partners who it just didn't work out with, she says, "You don't deserve this piece of me. That's OK, I f–ked up giving it to you when you didn't deserve it…and I don't deserve to treat myself that way either." Just that little bit of her experience is so meaningful because it's not just a rejection of insecurities, but also encouragement in owning herself.
This was SO MUCH FUN! Anna Faris, you have my heart! ♥ @AnnaKFaris @unqualified https://t.co/ipko9CnoXa
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Let's not take her message for granted and learn not only to be kind to ourselves, but be powerful, beautiful, strong, and independent women.


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Pat Garrity scored 22 points in the loss to Villanova.
Notre Dame Can't Muster Up Win at Nova
PHILADELPHIA — Alvin Williams scored 25 points and Tim Thomas added 22 to lead18th-ranked Villanova to a 75-70 victory over Notre Dame and asweep of the Big East series.
Villanova (18-7, 9-5 Big East 6) rebounded from back-to-backlosses to Kentucky and Pittsburgh and tied Boston College forfirst-place in the Big East 6.
Pat Garrity led Notre Dame (12-10, 6-8 Big East 6) with 22points.
A basket by Thomas with 11:18 remaining gave Villanova itsbiggest lead at 48-40. But Garrity hit a three-pointer toignite a 9-3 run which pulled Notre Dame within 51-49 with 7:17left.
Villanova scored the next five points on a jumper by freshmanBrian Lynch and a three-pointer by Williams to increase its leadto 56-49.
The Wildcats held a 70-64 advantage after a pair of free throwsby Jason Lawson with 21.3 seconds left. But Notre Damethreatened with a late run.
Antoni Wyche hit a three-pointer with 13.1 seconds left to cutVillanova's lead to 70-67. After Williams converted the secondof two free throws, Admore White connected on a three-pointerwith 7.1 seconds remaining to pull the Fighting Irish within71-70.
Williams converted a pair of free throws to give Villanova a73-70 advantage. Notre Dame had a chance to tie the game, butWhite was called for a double dribble with 2.3 seconds left.Thomas added a pair of free throws with 1.5 seconds remaining toseal the win.
Villanova used an 8-0 run to build a 29-21 lead in the firsthalf. A tip-in by Thomas with 6:10 left capped the run. NotreDame responded with an 11-2 spurt to take a 32-31 advantage withtwo minutes remaining. Villanova closed the half with athree-pointer by Lynch and a jumper by Thomas to take a 36-32lead.
Matt Gotsch had 17 points and White finished with 12 points and10 assists for Notre Dame.
Villanova has won five of the last six meetings with Notre Dameand leads the all-time series, 11-7. Thomas scored 18 pointsand Williams added 16 to lead the Wildcats to a 68-57 victory atNotre Dame on January 14.
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When energy is released from the Earth's crust in a sudden burst, this is known as an earthquake. The size and type of the earthquake is measured by a seismometer, and two common scales - the moment magnitude and the Richter scale - are used to report earthquakes. Earthquake facts show that tremors below a magnitude of 3 usually cause no damage, while those over seven cause serious damage. Recent earthquakes around the globe have caused extensive loss to life and property, including the 2011 9.0 magnitude earthquake in Japan which affected the country's nuclear power stations and the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and subsequent tsunami which caused the death of 230,000 people in fourteen countries. Some areas are more prone to earthquakes than others due to their geographical locations. Earthquakes in California, for example, are particularly common as the state sits on the San Andreas Fault which causes a lot of movement in the area. The general effects of earthquakes include the shaking and rupture of the ground, landslides and avalanches, fires, soil liquefaction, tsunamis, flood, injuries and death. Seismologists use many techniques to predict earthquake frequencies and warning systems have been placed in areas which are more prone than others to be hit by a quake.
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A discussion of recent phenomena of earthquakes and hurricanes and their effects.
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Stevenage beat Grimsby Town 2-0 at Blundell Park in their League Two clash on Saturday.
A Kurtis Guthrie brace sealed the points for Dino Maamria's Boro after another excellent performance from QPR loanee Ilias Chair in front of 3,689 fans including 112 from North Herts.
The result gave Maamria's Boro a boost after they travelled to Cleethorpes looking to bounce back after their disappointing 3-0 defeat to Notts County last week - even if a thigh injury to Chair dampened spirits slightly.
Maamria was unhappy after the talented Chair was forced to hobble off in the second half, saying: "I would like some protection from referees because Ilias is the best player in League Two and I want him to be protected.
"We know what he's capable of. Teams have started targeting him. You don't mind them marking him but when they go after him off the ball I want the referee to see that. We didn't even get a yellow card awarded.
"He's got done after the ball and we need to see how he is. I'm disappointed he was targeted. I'm disappointed he didn't get enough protection.
"It was his ankle. We're hoping it's not too serious. It's just bruised and hopefully he will be ok for next week [against Carlisle at the Lamex].


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Der Pontiac Trans Sport und seine Schwestermodelle Chevrolet Lumina APV und Oldsmobile Silhouette waren ein Trio von Vans des US-amerikanischen Automobilkonzerns General Motors, das im Sommer 1990 auf den Markt kam.

Hintergrund
Mit dem Trans Sport und seinen Parallelmodellen wollte General Motors gegen die erfolgreichen Modelle Dodge Caravan und Plymouth Voyager von Chrysler antreten. Da größere Van-Modelle wie Chevrolet Astro und GMC Safari über eine Konstruktion mit separatem Rahmen und Hinterradantrieb verfügten, zielte man mit den neuen Modellen mit Frontantrieb und Kunststoffkarosserie auf ein anderes Marktsegment, konnte mit ihnen aber die marktbeherrschende Stellung von Chrysler auf dem Minivan-Markt der späten 1990er-Jahre nicht beeinflussen. Die GM-Minivans waren zwar erfolgreicher als Astro und Safari, gleichwohl aber nicht in der Lage, Chrysler in größerem Umfang Marktanteile abzunehmen.

Die Stilstudie

Bei ihrer öffentlichen Vorstellung im Jahr 1986 war die Stilstudie des Pontiac Trans Sport beim Publikum sehr gut angekommen. Geprägt war sie durch viele sogenannte "Traumauto"-Merkmale wie ein futuristisches Styling, individuell herausnehmbare Schalensitze mit integrierten Stereo-Lautsprechern, eine Flügeltür für die Fondpassagiere und sehr großzügig bemessene Glasflächen bis hin zu Glaseinsätzen im Dach.

Infolge des positiven Echos, das die Stilstudie erfuhr, erhielt der Pontiac Trans Sport die Freigabe für die Serienfertigung. Doch wie häufig der Fall konnten Design und Besonderheiten der Stilstudie auch hier nicht in die Serie übernommen werden. Die Produktion der Flügeltür wäre zu kostspielig gewesen und hätte zudem sicher auch in Garagen zu Problemen geführt. Das Glasdach war zu schwer und zu teuer, daher ahmte man bei der Serienversion die Dachkanzel mit glänzend schwarz lackierten Blechpaneelen nach.

Um möglichst viele Kunden zu erreichen, wurden für die Marken Chevrolet und Oldsmobile auf dem Trans Sport aufbauende Parallelmodelle entwickelt. Der Lumina APV war die preiswerte Variante, der Trans Sport war für die sportlichen, stilorientierten Käufer gedacht, und der Oldsmobile Silhouette sollte der Minivan für den Premium-Markt sein.

Technik und Innovationen
Die im inzwischen stillgelegten General-Motors-Werk Tarrytown, New York gebauten Minivans basierten auf der sogenannten U-Plattform und besaßen einen Space-Frame-Rahmen aus galvanisiertem Stahl und eine Kunststoffkarosserie, die sich gegenüber Rost und kleinen Verformungen unempfindlich zeigte; eine Konstruktionsweise, die für den Pontiac Fiero entwickelt worden war und später von GM auch bei diversen Saturn-Modellen angewandt wurde.

Der Trans Sport war als Siebensitzer erhältlich, die fünf hinteren Sitze wogen je 15 kg und konnten einzeln ausgebaut und in unterschiedlicher Anordnung arrangiert werden. Ab 1994 waren als Extra auch integrierte Kindersitze verfügbar.

Wer den Wagen mit einem Niveauregulierungspaket bestellte, bei dem die Fahrzeughöhe jeweils abhängig von der Beladung durch einen Kompressor zusammen mit den hinteren Gasdruckstoßdämpfern reguliert wurde, erhielt zusätzlich einen Druckluftanschluss, mit dem sich Reifen, Luftmatratzen und dergleichen aufblasen ließen.

Ab 1994 wurde ferner eine Schiebetür mit Fernbedienung angeboten, eine General-Motors-Innovation, die heutzutage auch in vielen anderen Minivans Verwendung findet.

In den Modelljahren 1994 und 1995 war in Verbindung mit dem 3,8-Liter-Motor eine Traktionskontrolle erhältlich.

Bescheidener Verkaufserfolg

Das Design des Minivan war umstritten. Die extrem große, lange und stark geneigte Windschutzscheibe und die daraus resultierende lange Achse bis zum unteren Ende der Windschutzscheibe sorgten dafür, dass Automobilzeitschriften die neuen Minivans "Dustbusters" tauften – nach der Black-&-Decker-Marke für Handstaubsauger, da die Minivans in der Seitenansicht ein ähnliches Profil wie diese aufwiesen.

Der ursprüngliche Motor für diesen Van war ein 3,1-l-V6, der 88 kW (120 PS) leistete. 1992 erhielt der Trans Sport und seine Ableger den 3,8-l-3800 V6 mit 127 kW (170 PS) als Option, der ein höheres Drehmoment und eine bessere Beschleunigung erbrachte. Dieser Motor machte den Trans Sport zum leistungsfähigsten Minivan mit dem besten Handling seiner Zeit.

In Reaktion auf die Kritiken der Autozeitschriften (und die relativ schlechten Verkaufszahlen), die auf das avantgardistische Styling, das Feedback der potentiellen Käufer wie auf die Werbung von Chrysler zurückzuführen waren, erhielt der Wagen 1994 ein Facelift, eine kürzere Frontpartie und ein konventionelleres Design. Zusätzlich wurde innen an der Windschutzscheibe zum Armaturenbrett hin eine Kante eingefügt, die optisch den wahrgenommenen Abstand der Fahrgäste zur Scheibe verringern helfen sollte.

In Europa, wo man dank des Renault Espace an modern geformte Minivans gewöhnt war, war das Echo gegenüber dem futuristischen Styling gegenüber aufgeschlossener, und die Verkäufe entwickelten sich beachtlich. Die europäische Version war ab 1994 eine Ausführung des Oldsmobile Silhouette, die durch das Hinzufügen eines Pontiac-Schriftzugs und entsprechender Radkappen zu einem europäischen Pontiac Trans Sport umgewandelt wurde. Eine weitere europäische Besonderheit war das Angebot von Vierzylindermotoren, die sparsamer waren als die in Amerika ausschließlich verkauften Sechszylinder. Ab 1993 gab es einen von Oldsmobile stammenden 2,3 Liter großen Vierzylinder-Vierventil-Ottomotor, der 101 kW (137 PS) leistete und ausschließlich mit einem Fünfgang-Schaltgetriebe kombiniert wurde. 1995 plante man die Einführung einer Dieselversion. Verwendung sollte ein 1,9-l-Aggregat mit 66 kW (90 PS) von PSA finden, das für das Fahrzeug jedoch zu leistungsschwach war und es somit nie zum Verkauf kam.

Die Produktion dieser Minivan-Generation endete, als das Werk in Tarrytown, wo seit 1900 neben diesem noch andere Modelle gebaut worden waren, 1996 stillgelegt wurde.

Die zweite Generation wurde in Europa unter der Marke Chevrolet angeboten.

Zum Stichtag 1. Januar 2022 waren laut Kraftfahrtbundesamt in Deutschland noch 62 Pontiac Trans Sport der ersten Generation angemeldet.

Trans Sport (1990–1996)

1990
 Markteinführung im August
 Erhältlich als Trans Sport (mit, unabhängig von der Lackfarbe, silbergrauer Beplankung) und als Trans Sport SE (einfarbig)
 Auslieferung des Oldsmobile Silhouette in Europa als Pontiac Trans Sport (Vertrieb über ausgewählte Opel-Händler), mit kleinen Unterschieden am Design, Motor und Getriebe sowie bei der Beleuchtung

1991
 Kundenbeanstandungen wegen Reflexionen auf der Windschutzscheibe, daher Ersatz des Kunststoffs durch schwarzen Filz
 Elektrische Fensterheber und Zentralverriegelung in den USA Serie

1992
 Neu erhältlich ist ein 3,8-Liter-V6 Motor mit elektronischer Vierstufenautomatik mit Overdrive(Hydramatic Typ 4T60E)
 Neues Modell Trans Sport GT, serienmäßig mit 3,8-Liter-V6 Motor
 Wegfall des Basismodells, angeboten werden lediglich die Modelle "SE" und "GT"
 Wegfall der silbergrauen Beplankung
 Ledersitze gegen Aufpreis im "GT" erhältlich, vorher nur im Oldsmobile Silhouette
 Die Antenne an der Haube wird durch eine integrierte Dachantenne ersetzt (in einer Folie zwischen Dach und Himmel)
 Größerer, anklappbarer Rückspiegel
 Stärkere Bremsen, ABS serienmäßig
 Glas-Hub-Dach als neues Extra
 Radio-Fernbedienungstasten am Lenkrad gegen Aufpreis erhältlich

1993
 GT-Version entfällt, die Ausstattungen des GT können einzeln als Extras bestellt werden. Alle Trans-Sport-Modelle heißen von 1993 bis 1996 Trans Sport SE
 Eine mit Fernbedienung handhabbare Schiebetür wird für 1993 angekündigt, ist aber faktisch in dem Modelljahr noch nicht lieferbar
 Neue Farbvariante mit goldfarbenen Kunststoffplanken an der Karosserie, goldfarben lackierten Felgen und einem ab der C-Säule in Wagenfarbe gehaltenen Dach, gegen Mehrpreis in Verbindung mit einzelnen Lackfarben lieferbar
 Umgestaltete Mittelkonsole mit größeren Hebeln zur Regulierung der Klimaanlage, kleinem Ablagefach und großer Ablage am Fuß der Konsole

1994

 Facelift im Januar mit einer um 8 cm kürzeren Frontpartie, Scheinwerfern wie beim Pontiac Bonneville, serienmäßig Nebelscheinwerfer unterhalb der Stoßstange und weniger auffällig gestaltete Kunststoffplanken
 Um den wahrgenommenen Abstand zur Unterseite der Windschutzscheibe zu verringern, wurde eine Kante am Armaturenbrett angebracht
 Die durch Fernbedienung handhabbare Schiebetür ist erhältlich
 Integrierte Kindersitze für die zweite Sitzreihe sind erhältlich
 Traktionskontrolle gegen Aufpreis lieferbar
 Die dunkel getönten hinteren Scheiben in dunklerer Tönung
 Fahrerairbag jetzt Serie

1995
 Automatische Türverriegelung und -entriegelung bei Einlegen bzw. Verlassen der Stellung "P" beim Automatikgetriebe als Teil des aufpreispflichtigen Zentralverriegelungspakets
 Der hintere Teil des Daches (ab der C-Säule) jetzt grundsätzlich in Wagenfarbe gehalten, vorher serienmäßig in Schwarz oder ohne Mehrpreis in Wagenfarbe lackiert – ein weiterer Versuch, das Auto dem Stil konventioneller Vans anzupassen

1996
 Die 3,1- und 3,8-Liter-V6-Motoren entfallen und werden durch einen 3,4 Liter großen V6 ersetzt
 Keine Traktionskontrolle mehr lieferbar

Trans Sport (1996–1999)

Im August 1996 fand beim Trans Sport und seinen Parallelmodellen ein Modellwechsel statt. Ziel war ein konventionellerer und herkömmlicher gestalteter Minivan. Die Plastikverkleidung, das glatte Styling und das raumschiffähnliche Aussehen verschwanden, sodass diese Modelle ihren damaligen Konkurrenten Chrysler Voyager und Ford Windstar nun sehr ähnlich waren.

Mit dem Produktionsbeginn der neuen Generation bot Pontiac ein Montana-Options-Paket mit einer speziellen Verkleidung und Radausstattung an, das dem Modell ein SUV-ähnliches Aussehen verschaffte.

Die Produktion dieser Generation fand in dem GM-Werk in Doraville, Georgia statt.

Motor:
 07/1996–09/1999: 3.4 L LA1 3400 V6

Namenswechsel

Ab Herbst 1999 (in Kanada ab Frühjahr 2000) wurde der Name Trans Sport zugunsten des Modellnamens Montana fallengelassen, da über 80 % aller Trans-Sport-Modelle in der Montana-Variante verkauft worden waren.

Siehe: Pontiac Montana

Europäischer Markt
Diese Version des Pontiac Trans Sport wurde ab der zweiten Generation (1996) als Opel/Vauxhall Sintra verkauft und nach dessen Verkaufsende im Jahre 1999 als Chevrolet Trans Sport. Anders als der Sintra, der auf dem Pontiac Trans Sport, Pontiac Montana, Chevrolet Venture, Oldsmobile Silhouette und der früheren Generation des Buick GL8 (für den chinesischen Markt) aufbaute, war der Chevrolet bis auf das Logo absolut baugleich mit dem Pontiac.

Der europäische Van verfügte über abweichende Front-, Seiten- und Heckpartien und unterschied sich außerdem in den Beleuchtungseinheiten, den Sicherheitsgurten und der Sicherheitsausstattung. Die Fahrzeuge waren besonders in Schweden erfolgreich. In Europa wurde auch eine Version mit 2,3-l-4-Zylinder-16V-Motor mit 108 kW (147 PS), Bj. 1993–1997 (bzw. 101 kW (137 PS), Bj. 1992/1993) angeboten. Diese Motorisierung wurde ausschließlich mit manuellem 5-Gang-Getriebe geliefert.

Sicherheitskritik
Ein Crashtest Video des Trans Sport/Montana der Baujahre 1997 bis 2004 hatte massive Kritik an der Sicherheit des Wagens zur Folge:
 die extreme Verformung des Dachs ließ wenig Überlebensraum für den Fahrer
 eine extreme Lenkradbewegung riss den Kopf des Dummy rückwärts
 Die unnatürliche Position des linken Fußes beim Dummy zeigte, dass das linke Bein des Fahrers bei einem Crash ernsthaft verletzt wurde.
 Die Kräfte auf das linke untere Bein waren so stark, dass der Metallfuß des Dummys am Knöchel abbrach.

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Corvallis Band, Run The Risk, Crushes Blue Room Show
by Ashley McMurray University of Oregon University of Oregon Dec 5, 2017
Ashley McMurray
Run The Risk is a Corvallis based band consisting of Aidan, Joey, Levi, and Henry. The band started in 2015 with Aidan and Henry and has slowly evolved from there to the four-piece ensemble they have now.
Their previous band name was Pacific Roots but they decided to change it to Run The Risk right before an important performance. Their name is in direct reference to the deteriorating rock scene and taking a chance with their music. "We went from John Mayer to shitty metal *chuckles* but then we found our actual sound and got more serious about our music."-Aidan
They're currently recording an EP ("an actual quality recording!!") this coming year. They've been trying to play shows outside of Corvallis (especially since Corvallis doesn't have a large house show scene), so they've been playing shows in Portland, Albany, and Eugene.
"We are ready for it to happen and we are always expanding our horizons."-Aidan
Some of their biggest musical influences are the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Foo Fighters, Muse, Cage the Elephant, Pearl Jam, Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin. They confessed their love for 60's and 90's rock in relation to their music.
"We just want to give the music scene our best shot. I think we've done a pretty good job so far!"-Aidan
"Our live shows are my favorite. We always try to be as energetic as possible and we strive to be a fun band. We want people to come to our shows to dance so we make music that's easy to dance to. We love to perform and we're not a fan of laid-back shows."-Joey
"We love driving down Monroe Avenue in Corvallis on Saturday night while singing jams like 'Party In The USA' or 'Sweet Caroline' at the top of our lungs."
"Joey makes me happy."-Aidan
"Aidan and I had class together and one of our assignments was to compose music together. Obviously, Aidan decided to use me for my good looks and insane drumming abilities. So we started as a duo and before long, we asked Levi to join. Joey and I had bonded over our mutual love of bongos so it only made sense for him to eventually join the band."-Henry
"Henry eventually asked me to be a part of the band which meant I had successfully weaseled my way into Run The Risk *laughs*"-Joey
"We like playing together because it's fun *laughs* we're all good musicians which makes it a lot more fun. It's cool knowing that we always have each other."
"*look of worry crosses his face* what if we're the worst band you've ever seen?"-Levi
(Side note: they had nothing to worry about)
"One of the best parts about performing is being on stage with extremely engaged crowds. It makes it more awesome and everyone goes crazy and it makes us feel so many emotions and the adrenaline coursing through our veins."-Aidan
"Super smash bros makes me really happy. It's also great to perform in this band because we all actually like each other."-Henry
"Oreos dipped in gelato make me incredibly happy. I also love when the crowd is smiling and obviously enjoying our show."-Joey
"At one of our last shows, I looked up and saw Aidan and Joey disappear into the crowd. Aidan put his guitar down and parted through the crowd and they swallowed them up. Aidan started putting the mike up to random audience members and had them sing. It was like we were all having this really great moment together and it's one of my favorite memories with the band."-Henry
Of course being a band isn't all glamorous fun and games. They were really excited about this car dealership show in Albany, but then...nobody showed up. Surprisingly, musicians experience the same type of sh*t the rest of us do, even like basically getting stood up at their own show. They told me this was the only time this has happened to them and that shows have been a lot better for them ever since.
"Regardless of our future, we just want to continue getting better and better while interacting with crowd and inspiring them to feel varying emotions."-Aidan
"So we'll just continue to run the risk as long as we can *everyone laughs* sorry I just had to make a pun out of our name."-Aidan
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into the Rails console it automatically encrypts the password and adds it to the password_digest column!
I've been unable to Google this because of the = sign in the method name, so please help me out here.

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@user = User.new(name: "Example User", email: "user@example.com",
             password: "foobar", password_confirmation: "foobar")

When ActiveRecord model classes receives new or create with an options hash, they transform the hash keys into method names and call #{method_name}= on the newly generated model.
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Coachella 2019: Childish Gambino takes festival…
Coachella 2019: Childish Gambino takes festival to 'church' and delivers a powerful sermon as Friday headliner
Janelle Monáe is also strong in as the main stage performer just before Childish Gambino
In this Friday, Sept. 21, 2018 file photo, Childish Gambino performs at the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Festival Day 1 held at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Childish Gambino did not allow press photographers to document his headlining set on the opening night of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Club in Indio on Friday, April 12, 2019. (File photo by John Salangsang/Invision/AP, File)
By Peter Larsen | plarsen@scng.com | Orange County Register
Hip-hop headliners at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival have a spotty record over the years since the genre earned its way to the biggest stage and the brightest spotlight at the desert festival.
For every thrilling performance — Kanye West in 2011, Kendrick Lamar in 2017 — there's been a so-so turn from the likes of Drake or the Weeknd, back-to-back nights in 2015.
Childish Gambino, the stage name of Donald Glover, who closed out the main stage on Friday, is one we'll remember for the creativity, passion, and sheer force of personality he brought to Coachella this year. Despite a production that included 24 singers in church choir robes, dancers, and a terrifically talented band, Glover mesmerized with his vocals, raps, dancing and banter.
It was hard to look away, and that's the mark of a great performance, isn't it?
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Yes. Yes, it is, and from the moment he appeared — shirtless, in white pants, high above the crowd on a lift at the end of a 40- or 50-yard walkway that extended from the stage — opening in the show with "Atavista" and then "Algorithm," you could tell he'd come to Coachella to push all his chips in.
"This is not a concert," Gambino said after those first few songs. "This is church. If you want to hear your favorite song, go home and do that."
Hip-hop is really too limiting a tag for the music Glover makes, incorporating as he does plenty of soul and R&B on numbers like light and breezy "Summertime Magic" or the P-Funk darkness of a number like "Boogieman," which arrived after a mid-set blast of fireworks high above the stage..
His acting background surely helps make his performances even more compelling, whether he's joking around with a fan in the crowd when he hopped down to share a joint at one point, or whether he's doing the herky-jerky dance style you might have seen in the video for his Grammy-winning song- and record of the year, "This Is America," one of the highlights of the final run of his show.
"I feel like I love you — a lot," he said by way of introducing the song "Riot," a number he dedicated to people in his life he'd lost in the last year, from the recent murder of Nipsey Hussle and the overdose death of Mac Miller to the death of his own father.
A cover of Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy" slipped into "Terrified," and then the feel-good vibes of "Feels Like Summer." A new number — no name given — got him to "This Is America," after which he ran off stage, swigged something from a bottle of clear liquid, and hugged main stage predecessor Janelle Monáe, whose lips you could read telling him, "You are amazing."
He was, and his final numbers including "Sober" and "Redbone" only underscored that. But Monáe was amazing in her own set, too, which focused on her terrific 2018 album "Dirty Computer," and celebrated the diversity of love and the power of women.
Monae played a set very similar to the one she delivered at Music Tastes Good in Long Beach last fall. The stage was a little bigger, the costumes slightly different, but the songs were more or less the same.
But she's so good who could complain? Not me, and this is the third time I've seen her in less than a year. Songs such as "Pynk" and "Yoga" are both sensual and thought-provoking. "I Got The Juice" is an exhortation to celebrate your own special essence, through music, through dance, through whatever got you the juice you got. Where she brought fans on stage to demonstrate their dance moves and "juice" in Long Beach last year, here she invited out Saturday performer Lizzo and Friday's Tierra Whack to trade dance moves with her.
Both Monae and Gambino share a sensibility that celebrates freedom and independence and being true to yourself no matter what society at large might want to push down upon you.
On Friday, they pushed back, and the crowd danced and sang, everybody celebrated the juice that makes Coachella fun but also sometimes great.
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Peter Larsen has been the Pop Culture Reporter for the Orange County Register since 2004, finally achieving the neat trick of getting paid to report and write about the stuff he's obsessed about pretty much all his life. He regularly covers the Oscars and the Emmys, goes to Comic-Con and Coachella, reviews pop music, and conducts interviews with authors and actors, musicians and directors, a little of this and a whole lot of that. He grew up, in order, in California, Arkansas, Kentucky and Oregon. Graduated from Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Ore. with degrees in English and Communications. Earned a master's degree at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Earned his first newspaper paycheck at the Belleville (Ill.) News-Democrat, fled the Midwest for Los Angeles Daily News and finally ended up at the Orange County Register. He's taught one or two classes a semester in the journalism and mass communications department at Cal State Long Beach since 2006. Somehow managed to get a lovely lady to marry him, and with her have two daughters. And a dog named Buddy. Never forget the dog.
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Secure Collaboration Capabilities
5 January, 2022 | by jwilson
EDISON, N.J., Jan. 04, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — StrikeForce Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: SFOR), a cyber security company that helps to prevent cyber theft and data security breaches for consumers, corporations, and government agencies, announced today the introduction of an alternative approach to video conferencing security built for modern organizations, government agencies and their sensitive collaboration needs. StrikeForce and Aite-Novarica's joint research-driven whitepaper proposes a more dynamic and secure approach than those available on the common video platforms of today. The whitepaper recommends new secure video classification guidelines to protect privacy and data on video conferencing calls based on the sensitivity of information discussed.
This whitepaper calls for data during video conferences to be handled with the same diligence and governance as information shared across other mediums. Data should be identified and classified based on its sensitivity and each should be protected by the appropriate security. The research and this unique approach were devised in accordance with the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) cybersecurity framework, a collection of fundamental standards and best practices to assist companies in developing and improving their cybersecurity posture.
"As collaborative communications become more ubiquitous, it is imperative that all organizations, government and private sector, consider collaborative communication platforms as a primary focus of their cybersecurity initiatives and put protocols in place that can ensure they are fully protected," said George Waller, EVP and cofounder of StrikeForce Technologies. "It's the Wild West in video conferencing and if a hacker wants sensitive information, a video call is a great place to get it as users are likely leaving a 'door' open. It is chiefly important in various sectors and critical industries that proprietary information is safeguarded. For example, financial institutions conducting video conferences pertaining to mergers and acquisitions cannot risk any data leakage. On the other hand, you don't need the time and expense of total lockdown if you're discussing the week's sporting events. This is what we're addressing. How does one know how to properly secure every call?"
Each of the four levels of classification can easily be mapped to established control frameworks (e.g., PCI, HIPAA, NIST, CISA, FIPS, GDPR) as well the organization's policies, standards, and guidelines for protection of sensitive information.
"There are governance measures and best practices regarding how data should be handled across virtually every medium except video conferences – this makes no sense and must be addressed," explained Joe Krull, Aite-Novarica.
Highly publicized security shortfalls associated with general-purpose video conferencing platforms underscore the need for levels of security and privacy beyond the current and planned capabilities of these products.
As remote work becomes the new norm across every business sector and industry, it has dramatically accelerated reliance on video conferencing tools. At the same time, privacy issues have come to the forefront. Organizations today lack assurance that sensitive data and conversations won't be exposed during virtual meetings. The newly proposed schema would mitigate these modern challenges, applying a new methodology around security controls based on four levels of sensitivity. This approach delineates guidelines for triaging video conferencing based on tiers of proprietary information, or levels of necessary privacy. It recommends individual actions pertaining to each conference priority level.
Click here to download a copy of the "Secure Collaboration Capabilities" whitepaper.
About StrikeForce Technologies Inc.
StrikeForce Technologies helps to prevent Cyber theft and data security breaches for consumers, corporations, and government agencies. It provides powerful two-factor, "Out-of-Band" authentication, keystroke encryption along with mobile solutions. StrikeForce Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: SFOR) is headquartered in Edison, N.J., and can be reached at www.strikeforcetech.com, on its Twitter and Facebook pages (none of which are incorporated by reference into this press release), or by phone at (732) 661-9641 or toll-free at (866) 787-4542.
About Aite-Novarica Group
Aite-Novarica Group is an advisory firm providing mission-critical insights on technology, regulations, markets, and operations to hundreds of banks, payments providers, insurers, and securities firms as well as the technology and service providers supporting them. Our core values are independence, objectivity, curiosity, and a desire to help all participants in financial services create better, more effective strategies based on data, well-researched opinions, and proven best practices. Our experts provide actionable advice and prescriptive business guidance to our global client base.
Matters discussed in this press release contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. When used in this press release, the words "anticipate," "believe," "estimate," "may," "intend," "expect" and similar expressions identify such forward-looking statements. Actual results, performance or achievements could differ materially from those contemplated, expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements contained herein. These forward-looking statements are based largely on the expectations of the Company and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties. These include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties associated with: the sales of the company's identity protection software products into various channels and market sectors, the issuance of the company's pending patent application, and the impact of economic, competitive, COVID-19, and other factors affecting the Company and its operations, markets, product, and distributor performance, the impact on the national and local economies resulting from terrorist actions, and U.S. actions subsequently; and other factors detailed in reports filed by the Company.
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Joined the 161st Battalion, CEF, in Exeter, Ontario, on 7 December 1915 (number 654092) - taken on the strength of the 58th Battalion, CEF, on 27 November 1916 - transferred to the 38th Battalion, CEF, on 12 August 1918 - rejoined the 58th Battalion on 9 September 1918 - killed in action on 29 September 1918 - buried in Anneux British Cemetery (grave II.D.13), France.
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This article is a part of the report for the research project ``Reform of the Course System and Teaching Content of Higher Mathematics (For Non-Mathematical Specialties)'' in 1995, supported by the National Ministry of Education. There are thirteen universities participated in this project. The Report not only reflects results of our participants, but also includes valuable opinions of many colleagues in the mathematical education circles. In this article, after a brief description on the history and reform situation of the higher mathematics education in China, attention concentrates to three aspects. They are: main problems in this field existing; the functions of mathematics accomplishment for college students; these concern course system, teaching and learning philosophy, such as overemphasized specialty education, overlooking to arouse rational thinking and aesthetic conceptions, etc. The last aspect contains a discussion on several important relationships, such as: knowledge impartment and quality cultivation, inherence and modernization of the mathematical knowledge, teacher's guidance and students' initiative, mathematical basic training and mathematical application consciousness and ability cultivation, etc.


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Q: How can I call a function that takes 2 parameters with a Tuple2? I have a function like so:
def print(name:String, surname:String) { println(name + " " + surname) }

I also have a Tuple2:
val johnsmith = ("John", "Smith")

When I call print with johnsmith I get the following error:
scala> print(johnsmith)

error: not enough arguments for method print: (name: String,surname: String)Unit.
Unspecified value parameter surname.
       print(johnsmith)
            ^

Is there some way around this? I can get this to work by making print accept a Tuple2:
def print2(t:Tuple2[String,String]) { println(t._1 + " " + t._2) }

Now I can call it either way:
scala> print2(johnsmith)
John Smith

scala> print2("john", "smith")
john smith

Is there something I'm missing?

A: First convert the method to a function, and then convert the function of two args into a function of one tuple.
Function.tupled(print _)(johnsmith)

A: In addition to Dave's answer, this works too:
(print _).tupled(johnsmith)

Usually, Function.tupled will work best for anonymous functions and closures in combination with map and similar methods. For example:
List("abc", "def", "ghi").zipWithIndex.map(Function.tupled(_ * _))

In this case, the type for _ * _ is already defined by Function.tupled. Try using tupled for that instead and it won't work, because the function is defined before tupled converts it.
For your particular case, tupled works, since the type of print is already known.


We're kicking off with a second showcase! After numerous tracks, remixes and guest mixes we are finally able to experience that lead Techno and Minimal music and their creators July 14th in London, all at once, new and old. Bringing you UK and Germany rising producers and deejays – Paul Neary headlining with 2 hour performance, warmed up by Josh Vincenzo, Webby and Verv and taken sum up with Ektoplazma. Particularly energetic, dark and groove music theme to deliver new type of community and sound, for the sake of love and music.
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Klinz framed his request around Le Freeport Luxembourg, which opened during Juncker's time as the country's prime minister. In a Tax3-commissioned report released last October, this particular facility wore the black hat due to concerns about money laundering and tax malfeasance that persist despite Luxembourg's 2015 decision to fast forward domestic enforcement of EU legislation, set to go into effect more broadly next January, that will require freeports to identify the end client for all stored objects. In short, a review of the situation in Luxembourg suggests that the pending EU-wide laws may not have enough teeth.
The freeports are crying foul nevertheless. According to a licensed operator at Le Freeport Luxembourg last fall, the policy had already pushed 20 to 30 of its "long-standing clients" into the waiting arms of rival facilities in other jurisdictions "with more discretion"—read: fewer regulations—including Beijing and Singapore. The implied argument is that the EU law is already choking out Le Freeport, and the client losses suffered so far only presage a larger exodus that could force all European freeports into the grave.
Interior of Le Freeport Luxembourg. Image courtesy of Atelier d'Architecture.
Some of David Zwirner Books's recent publications. Photo: courtesy of David Zwirner Books.
One answer would be "the type of gallery that potentially enables one of its key decision-makers to frolic through a vibrantly colored holiday TV spot with Sienna Miller flogging books to people watching the Dallas Cowboys game on Thanksgiving day," but that would be too glib. The Simon & Schuster pact certainly represents the next foothold in the gallery's climb toward a hoped-for mass market audience—a goal it has already been pursuing through its online salesroom, its aforementioned podcast, and other initiatives.
Jeff Koons, Lucas Zwirner, and Luke Syson (left to right) recording the first episode of David Zwirner's podcast, Dialogues. Image courtesy of David Zwirner.
However, there's a gigantic difference between paying $60 for an art book and $6,000 for a work on paper in Zwirner's online viewing room, let alone $60,000 or $600,000 for a unique work on view in the gallery. I doubt that very many people will transform into collectors, or even one-time art buyers, after falling in love with a title from David Zwirner Books in Target or Hudson News. The price points, the value propositions of the goods in question, and the audiences deciding between them are too different.


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7 - All The People Saw This And Began To Mutter, "He Has Gone To Be The Guest Of A 'Sinner.' "
8 - But Zacchaeus Stood Up And Said To The Lord, "Look, Lord! Here And Now I Give Half Of My Possessions To The Poor, And If I Have Cheated Anybody Out Of Anything, I Will Pay Back Four Times The Amount."
9 - Jesus Said To Him, "Today Salvation Has Come To This House, Because This Man, Too, Is A Son Of Abraham.
10 - For The Son Of Man Came To Seek And To Save What Was Lost."
11 - While They Were Listening To This, He Went On To Tell Them A Parable, Because He Was Near Jerusalem And The People Thought That The Kingdom Of God Was Going To Appear At Once.
12 - He Said: "A Man Of Noble Birth Went To A Distant Country To Have Himself Appointed King And Then To Return.
15 - "He Was Made King, However, And Returned Home. Then He Sent For The Servants To Whom He Had Given The Money, In Order To Find Out What They Had Gained With It.
20 - "Then Another Servant Came And Said, 'Sir, Here Is Your Mina; I Have Kept It Laid Away In A Piece Of Cloth.
22 - "His Master Replied, 'I Will Judge You By Your Own Words, You Wicked Servant! You Knew, Did You, That I Am A Hard Man, Taking Out What I Did Not Put In, And Reaping What I Did Not Sow?
26 - "He Replied, 'I Tell You That To Everyone Who Has, More Will Be Given, But As For The One Who Has Nothing, Even What He Has Will Be Taken Away.
27 - But Those Enemies Of Mine Who Did Not Want Me To Be King Over Them--bring Them Here And Kill Them In Front Of Me.' "
28 - After Jesus Had Said This, He Went On Ahead, Going Up To Jerusalem.
30 - "Go To The Village Ahead Of You, And As You Enter It, You Will Find A Colt Tied There, Which No One Has Ever Ridden. Untie It And Bring It Here.
31 - If Anyone Asks You, 'Why Are You Untying It?' Tell Him, 'The Lord Needs It.' "
32 - Those Who Were Sent Ahead Went And Found It Just As He Had Told Them.
33 - As They Were Untying The Colt, Its Owners Asked Them, "Why Are You Untying The Colt?"
34 - They Replied, "The Lord Needs It."
35 - They Brought It To Jesus, Threw Their Cloaks On The Colt And Put Jesus On It.
36 - As He Went Along, People Spread Their Cloaks On The Road.
38 - "Blessed Is The King Who Comes In The Name Of The Lord!" "Peace In Heaven And Glory In The Highest!"
39 - Some Of The Pharisees In The Crowd Said To Jesus, "Teacher, Rebuke Your Disciples!"
40 - "I Tell You," He Replied, "If They Keep Quiet, The Stones Will Cry Out."
42 - And Said, "If You, Even You, Had Only Known On This Day What Would Bring You Peace--but Now It Is Hidden From Your Eyes.
43 - The Days Will Come Upon You When Your Enemies Will Build An Embankment Against You And Encircle You And Hem You In On Every Side.
44 - They Will Dash You To The Ground, You And The Children Within Your Walls. They Will Not Leave One Stone On Another, Because You Did Not Recognize The Time Of God's Coming To You."
45 - Then He Entered The Temple Area And Began Driving Out Those Who Were Selling.
46 - "It Is Written," He Said To Them, " 'My House Will Be A House Of Prayer' ; But You Have Made It 'A Den Of Robbers.' "
47 - Every Day He Was Teaching At The Temple. But The Chief Priests, The Teachers Of The Law And The Leaders Among The People Were Trying To Kill Him.
48 - Yet They Could Not Find Any Way To Do It, Because All The People Hung On His Words.