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Syracuse Men's Lacrosse
No. 7 Syracuse Orange vs. No. 6 Cornell Big Red Lacrosse Preview
Cornell plays host to Syracuse Tuesday night at 7:00 pm when the Big Red attempts to get back on track after taking on its first loss of the season this past weekend. Syracuse will face a good face-off team as well as a very talented attack line as the Orange try to put down their in-state rival.
By Jim Simmons@orangelax Apr 8, 2014, 12:00pm EDT
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For the second straight game, the Syracuse Orange will face a fellow upstate New York team. Syracuse and Cornell have played each other every year since 1920 with the Orange holding a 62-37-1 record. SU and Cornell's most famous matchup in recent years came in the 2009 National Championship game in which Syracuse scored in the final seconds to send it into overtime where the Orange eventually would win the title.
This year Cornell sped off to a 9-0 start. They were the last undefeated team in Division-I lacrosse but couldn't hang on as they fell to Harvard on Saturday. At 9-1 the record may look better than it actually is. The Big Red's biggest win came against Virginia where they beat the Cavaliers 12-9 led by goalie Christian Knight who nabbed 15 saves in his first collegiate start. Cornell sits second behind Harvard in the Ivy League. After their game against Syracuse, the Big Red face Hofstra, Brown and Princeton.
Orange fans opened up their season with great optimism, but after getting blown out by Maryland and Virginia, optimism quickly melded into a nightmare season. Credit to Syracuse though, they have seemed to turn things around. In the beginning of March I for one couldn't have imagined the Orange making the ACC Tournament. As it stands now however, the Orange have a shot to make the ACC post-season, but if they don't a win over Cornell would certainly add to their at-large resume.
By no means did the Orange have a great game against Binghamton last week, but in the end they managed to take care of the Bearcats 10-8. Cornell will be much more of a troublesome opponent.
Syracuse will travel to Ithaca on Tuesday where Cornell will host the Orange in a 7:00 pm game. The game can be heard on WTKW 99.5 FM.
Three upperclassmen form the starting midfield line for the Big Red. The offensive leader for Cornell is senior Dan Lintner. The Ontario native is fourth in the country at 3.30 goals per game and is ninth in shot percentage at .478. With just 3 assists, Lintner leads the Big Red with 33 goals over 10 games. He has had 7 games of at least 3 goals, but in Cornell's loss to Harvard Lintner put up just 1 goal. Opposite Lintner is junior Matt Donovan. In his freshman year, Donovan earned Ivy League Rookie of the Year. The Seton Hall Prep graduate has totaled 23 points and 14 assists and has had 6 games with at least 4 points. John Edmonds moved up to the first midfield line after an excellent 2013-rookie season. Edmonds has 14 goals, 22 assists in 2014, and is sporting a .730 shots on goal percentage.
Doug Tesoriero is Cornell's face-off man. Tesoriero has had just two games this year where he has lost the face-off battle, one of those just happened to be against Harvard, their only loss of the year. The Syosset native picked up only 7-24 versus the Crimson, though overall he has 130 of 244 record, or a .533 win percentage.
Connor Buczek leads the Big Red with 3 game winners and is trying to surpass his 2013 total of 53 points. Last year's Second-Team All-American is a very physical player and has 5 penalties this year. Against Hobart, the junior from Cincinnati, Ohio, had a massive hit on a Statesman player, completely leveling his target. Buczek has 25 goals and 10 assists on the year. Junior John Hogan has seen a lot more time this year and has more than doubled his 2013 points total, putting up 13 goals and 16 assists. Defensive midfielder Joe Paoletta has 8 goals and 5 assists in his 9 games played this year. The senior from Falls Church, Virginia, has also has snagged 5 groundballs and caused 1 turnover.
Cornell returns two starters from last year on defense. Junior Jordan Stevens has 12 caused turnovers to go with his 33 groundballs. The Smithtown, NY native has 8 penalties on the year. The only other player with more penalty minutes on the team is fellow long-pole Tom Freshour, also hailing from Smithtown, NY. Freshour has 10 penalties for 8:30 minutes, but does lead the team with 15 caused turnovers and is 29th in the nation with 1.50 CTs per game. Freshman Marshall Peters rounds out the close defense. In his rookie season, Peters has picked up 22 ground balls and caused 8 turnovers.
After beginning the season as the starter, Brennan Donville was superseded by Christian Knight. The freshman out of Boys Latin in Maryland has done very well in his new position. After 6 starts Knight has a 9.66 goals against average and a .563 save percentage. Knight has the ability to make spectacular, point-blank saves, as he did against Virginia earlier in the season.
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From Occupy to Occupied: Palestinians on the Front Line of Popular Protest
Join us to hear two Palestinian organizers—Abir Kopty, based in the West Bank, and Amin Husain, based in New York City—talk about their work on the front lines of popular protest movements. Kopty is well known for being a key organizer of the Bab al-Shams protest village that garnered significant international attention earlier this year, a culminating moment of the weekly protests across the West Bank and East Jerusalem. Husain has become known as a critical organizer in Occupy Wall Street and was involved in the organizing that took place prior to the actual occupation.
Abir Kopty is a feminist and political activist born in Nazareth and is now based in Ramallah. She is a former Nazareth City Councilwoman and today works as a media analyst and consultant, holding a Master's in Political Communication from the City University of London. She also blogs at abirkopty.wordpress.com.
Amin Husain began organizing with Occupy Wall Street in the months preceding the occupation and continues to play an active role. Most recently, he has helped create initiatives like Strike Debt and Rolling Jubilee and was active in Occupy Sandy. Amin is one of the editors of the occupy movement's theory and strategy print magazine TIDAL. He has a JD and LLM in Law but left law for art. Recently, he completed the Artist program at the Whitney Independent Study Program.
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Abir Kopty's tour has been organized by the American Friends Service Committee.
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Democratic Congressman: Romney Was 'Raping Companies' With Bain
By Noah RothmanMay 22nd, 2012, 1:37 pm
South Carolina Democratic Rep. James Clyburn did not get the memo regarding attacks on Bain Capital… or did he?
Appearing on MSNBC's Jansing and Co. on Tuesday, Rep. Clyburn characterized former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's tenure at Bain in the most "war on womeny" of ways when he said that Romney's work consisted of "raping companies."
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Clyburn was asked if it is possible for a backer of President Obama, like Newark Mayor Cory Booker, to have a dissenting opinion on some issues from that of the campaign but still be an effective surrogate. Clyburn did not address that question, and said that he was not sure just how big of a difference there is between the one Booker voiced on NBC's Meet the Press and the Obama campaign on Bain Capital.
He went on to outline several cases in which Bain was involved in the restructuring of some firms prior to their eventual closure. Clyburn said that attacks on Bain were not the same as attacking "free enterprise" itself.
I don't take contributions from payday lenders. I refuse to do that. That's free enterprise. But there's something about that enterprise that I have a problem with. And there's something about raping companies and leaving them in debt and setting up Swiss bank accounts and corporate businesses in the Grand Caymans. I have a serious problem with that.
In Clyburn's defense, it takes a long time to turn a 16,000 ton tanker around. This is the case with any top-heavy campaign. The Bain attacks need significant revision, if not complete abandonment in the face of criticism from so many moderate Democrats.
Clyburn pivoted to a line of attack that I think will be the next major focus of the Obama reelection team; Romney's offshore accounts.
Sooner than later, the Bain attacks will fade – if only because Obama campaign surrogates will tire of answering the obvious follow-ups that take them off message and force them to contend with fellow Democrats that have critiqued that line of attack on Romney.
The Romney campaign could be tempted to let this circular firing squad play out, but they would be advised to go on the offensive. They are currently letting the Obama campaign regroup – they should not. Romney's team should keep the Obama team on the defensive and responding to events rather than shaping them.
Romney's camp was handed a gift in the last 48 hours; they should take advantage of it before they are forced into a defensive posture by the next line of Democratic attack that is already taking shape.
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I've been gathering bacon grease from my George Foreman grill. The grease is not just from bacon but also from sausages, frankfurters, beef, liver, pork, lamb, even some fish. So what I gather is really a mix of various things I grill.
Now, can you still call this bacon grease? In other words, is frying with this melange of various animal greases ok? If you include fish, aren't you getting some Omega-3 FAs, i.e., PUFA? If so, doesn't fish oil become quite unstable at room temperature and when reheated?
If so, then is the solution to gather all animal oils except for the fish? Perhaps the solution is to just use butter or ghee instead?
This answer +1000. Unfortunately fat isn't the only thing that comes dripping out the front of those grills.
Do not eat the melange! Other things besides fat have likely accumulated inside of your meaty petri dish. Meat juices and bits get putrid quickly, so unless it's collected over the course of one day maximum, there's a good chance some unsavory bacteria has been introduced in addition to the rancid oils.
Pop your grease in the fridge AS you collect it. Perhaps labeling it would be a good idea, too.
Rancid fats are almost as bad for you as trans fats, which are awful. Fats can be rancid without smelling spoiled, and generally most fats turn rancid when stored at room temperature and exposed to oxygen. Put these things together, and my nonscientific analysis suggests that collecting and using the fats from your grill might not be a good idea.
I usually collect the fat rendered from frying bacon, though I keep the temp down so that it doesn't burn or smoke, which I believe breaks down the fat in undesirable ways. It is a particularly good fat for cooking potatoes and cabbage. But I don't think I would collect the fats from the grill, as I would be worried that they have been modified i some bad way.
Why use a george forman?
I cook my bacon in the am in a frying pan, once the bacon is cooked enough I scramble eggs in the grease... I dont need butter etc and by the time the scrambling is done I have no grease left.
I do this with all foods, last night I cooked sausages and the left over juice I poured over my steamed veggies for flavour..
Not to mention the runoff on a foreman grill will also include cooked-out blood, water, and other things that when matched with the caloric value of fats could lead to all sorts of nasty.
i would say you can't call it bacon grease... after all, it's, uh, so much more.
i'd also say if you skipped the fish grease you might be ok with the other stuff. In his bachelor days, my husband had a George Foreman that he rather liked. That thing never got too hot really, so in a sense, you might not have to worry about going over the smoke point of the fats and turning them into something nasty. They just drip away. I think you could reuse them actually.
I would think a combo of all the fats might not be so tasty. maybe you might consider doing one batch of beef and lamb together and one batch of pork, sausages, and bacon. I'd leave both the liver and the fish out altogether.
Consider adding a basic herb or two to your foreman drippings collection, i suggest rosemary for beef and thyme or sage for pork. You could have flavored oils!


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Equivox is the first competitive a cappella group from Western University. Located in London, Ontario (Canada), the group was formed in 2017 from a handful of passionate members of the original non-competitive group, The A Cappella Project (TAP). After attending the Canadian A Cappella Conference (CanACC) in 2016 and 2017, they were inspired by the possibilities of competing in the a cappella world and held auditions for a then-unnamed group. Rather than competing their first year (2017-2018), this new group dedicated their time to improving their repertoire with more sophisticated and challenging arrangements. Now known as Equivox, this group is a unified ensemble of "balanced voices" with a rich, unique sound, and they're ready to take the world stage. As Western University's first competitive a cappella group, Equivox is beyond excited to make its ICCA debut!
Established in the fall of 2017, In Full Colour is an award-winning co-ed a cappella group from the University of Waterloo. Last season, the group won 1st place at its ICCA Quarterfinal and 2nd place at Semifinals. The group draws inspiration from the stage and was founded to push the boundaries of a cappella. In Full Colour focuses on combining music and choreography into masterful storytelling and strives to create unique and emotional experiences for their audiences.
Hailing from Hamilton, Ontario (Canada), Macappella is McMaster University's first official a cappella group. Established in 2013, they have participated in ICCA Quarterfinals for the past two years and are excited to make it even further this season. They specialize in mainstream pop arrangements, mixed with jazz and theatre influences. Macappella has had the pleasure of performing in numerous a cappella concerts on and off campus, as well as for charity events, hospitals, and even curling clubs! They hope you enjoy their performance!
Ryerson University's Ryenamics is here to join the party! Composed of 16 of Ryerson University's most prestigious singers (including their vocal percussionist), Ryenamics combines powerful voices with expert leadership and rigorous training to achieve a sound and dynamic like no other. As first-time ICCA competitors, Ryenamics is ready to bring their harmonies to the stage. From six friends singing in stairwells in 2014 to selling out concerts in 2018, Ryenamics has come a long way to become the family it is today.
Surround Sound is a co-ed a cappella group that was originally founded by members of the University of Toronto's Faculty of Music, but now extends to other colleges and faculties at U of T and beyond. Drawing from a variety of pop music styles, the group prides itself on featuring hidden gems and original tunes that leave you wanting more! As students at Canada's largest university, it's easy to feel like one in a million (or at least 70,000), and groups like Surround Sound provide a remedy for the loneliness that can come with this. Rehearsals offer a chance to escape the stresses of school and participate in the arts. Whether Surround Sound is performing a cover or an original, onstage or in their blanket-fort studio, they're always prepared to bare their souls to whoever will listen. Besides, everyone knows they're a bunch of nerds making noises with their mouths, so why not embrace it? The group members come from a variety of musical backgrounds, but join together to create something unique and beautiful. Now in their fourth season, the singers of Surround Sound are thrilled to make their ICCA debut in 2019!
The AcaBellas is the University of Waterloo's first all-female a cappella group! Founded in 2009, The AcaBellas sing anything from top radio hits to Korean pop songs! The AcaBellas have appeared in two ICCA competitions and have danced their way to the spiciest spot! On any scale, these Bellas are three chilli peppers hot!
The Musical InterDudes is an all-male a cappella group from the University of Waterloo. Founded in the fall of 2014, they are the newest group at UWaterloo and typically include between 7 and 12 members. The Dudes place a large emphasis on member input and always find a way to make its members' ideas became reality. They have grown into a close-knit family and focus on tight harmonies with a dash of musical comedy. The Dudes cover a wide range of genres but always stay true to their quirky nature with their performances and song choices.
The Unaccompanied Minors is the University of Waterloo's only mixed-gender, auditioned a cappella group. Running on campus since 2009, the group includes 20 talented members with a range of musical skills. The group is extremely passionate about music, which shows in the powerful, high-energy performances they deliver. In the past, The Unaccompanied Minors have explored genres of music from top 40 hits, to R&B classics. This term, the group has worked hard to prepare a unique set of songs that showcase their dynamic range.
The Water Boys is an all-male a cappella group hailing from the University of Waterloo! Founded in 2008, their repertoire includes anything from rock music to chart-toppers. The Water Boys focus on achieving musical excellence while enjoying singing, performing, and having fun together! So put on your seat belts and get your trays in the upright position because they're about to take off! Get ready to dive deep into the watery trenches of supersaturated a cappella music, with a dynamic splash and a sizzling drizzle!
WIBI A Cappella (ˈwiːˈbiː) is an innovative contemporary a cappella ensemble founded in 1988 at York University. WIBI is the longest-running collegiate a cappella group in Canada and is celebrating its 31st anniversary this year! WIBI began as "Wibijazzin'," an a cappella group specializing in jazz. Over the years, this semi-professional student group has explored a broad range of musical styles and currently focuses on pop music. WIBI has shared the stage with Grammy winner Ben Folds, Juno winners The Nylons, as well as Cadence, Retrocity, and others. WIBI alumni go on to sing in notable acts such as The Swingle Singers, Countermeasure, and the Nathaniel Dett Chorale. Rehearsing twice a week, the members of WIBI come from a variety of musical backgrounds, which they love to incorporate into their work through original, member-arranged songs. Each year, WIBI performs two end-of-semester showcases, as well as gigs throughout the school year and summer season. These singers enjoy close friendships with one another and love sharing their music and hard work with an audience. WIBI pushes itself to achieve high standards of musicality and creativity and above all, strives to maintain its legacy as an a cappella group and a family.
ACE, formed in the winter of 2010 is the largest a cappella group on campus, averaging 60 members across soprano, alto, tenor, and bass sections. As the mixed, open group of the UW A Cappella Club, ACE includes members of all genders and levels of musical experience. They prepare a handful of songs each term to perform at various gigs and the UW A Cappella Club's end of term concert. They perform songs from a wide variety of genres, including pop, rock, rap, musicals, movie medleys, and orchestral pieces. In ACE, everyone is welcome. All you need is commitment, dedication, and a deep love for music and fun!
The UW Improv Club is all about making things up and having a good time! They perform completely improvised scenes, made up entirely on the spot with nothing to go off of but a simple suggestion from the audience! Every performance is completely unique and wonderfully original, and they guarantee you'll be laughing by the end!
Kristen Antunes is pursuing a master's degree in music technology and digital media student at the University of Toronto's Faculty of Music. Hailing from Kleinburg, Ontario, she is an accomplished pianist, saxophonist, and vocalist, and achieved her Grade 10 Piano certification and Advanced Theory Rudiments with the Royal Conservatory of Music. Kristen began singing a cappella in the seventh grade and performed with her high school's resident vocal jazz ensemble, Rezonance, from grades nine through 12. She recently concluded her time as music director for the University of Toronto's premier co-ed a cappella group,TBA. Tunes. Beats. Awesome., where she wrote vocal arrangements and led the group artistically. Kristen competed in three consecutive seasons of the ICCA with TBA, advancing to Semifinals after winning Quarterfinals in 2016, and placing 3rd at Quarterfinals in 2017. She continues to work in the a cappella community, writing commissioned arrangements for local Toronto ensembles and schools within the York Region District School Board.
Brandon Burgess attended SUNY Potsdam, where he received his bachelor's degree in music education, with clarinet as his primary instrument. As a freshman, Brandon auditioned for and was accepted into The Potsdam Pitches, the premier co-ed a cappella group on Potsdam's campus. During his time in the group, he arranged music and served as music director, assistant music director, alumni secretary, webmaster, and president. Brandon held a part-time instrumental music teaching position before returning to SUNY Potsdam to pursue his master's degree in music performance, with clarinet as his primary medium. During this period, he also returned to The Potsdam Pitches, helping them place at ICCA Semifinals and and progress on to ICCA Finals as Central Region Champions. Brandon is currently teaching in New York State.
Born in Oregon and raised in Rochester, N.Y., music has been with Mickey Hamilton for as long as he can remember. He found a cappella at Mansfield University as a singer, arranger, and music director for The Ellison Collection, and fill-in for the former Ithaca-based group, The Sons of Pitches. Mickey has since graduated with a degree in voice performance, and earned subsequent degrees in recording technology and entertainment business from Full Sail University. In the midst of his schooling, he has participated in various Rochester-based groups including Innerloop, The Smoking Hot Pipes, and Cut-Off, and even had the opportunity to learn from Bill Hare and Deke Sharon through the Soup 2 Nuts program. Now, Mickey is happy to be working for Cut Off Studios as an engineer, arranger, and producer. In addition to his a cappella background, Mickey runs live sound for local bands in the Rochester area, sings with Nik and the Nice Guys, and DJs for private and public events.
Varsity Vocals would like to recognize and thank UW A Cappella Club, Sherwood Systems, Humanities Theatre staff, Macy Hyland, and the Federation of Students; our judges, hosts, competitors, volunteers, partners, and producers; and you, the audience, for supporting Varsity Vocals programming.


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David Constantine's major new translation includes a preface by A. S. Byatt on Goethe's Faust and other representations of the character throughout literature. This edition also includes an introduction by Constantine, chronology, notes, a synopsis of each scene and further reading.
In this sequel to Faust, Mephistopheles takes Faust on a journey through ancient Greek mythology, conjuring for him the insurpassably beautiful Helen of Troy, as well as the classical gods. Faust falls in love with and marries Helen, embodying for Goethe his 'imaginative longing to join poetically the Romantic Medievalism of the germanic West to the classical genius of the Greeks'. Further to the themes of redemption and salvation in this great drama, are Goethe's eerie premonitions of modern phenomena such as inflation and the creation of life by scientific synthesis.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was born in Frankfurt-on-Main in 1749. He studied at Leipzig, where he showed interest in the occult, and at Strassburg, where Herder introduced him to Shakespeare's works and to folk poetry. He produced some essays and lyrical verse, and at twenty-two wrote Götz von Berlichingen, a play which brought him national fame and established him in the current Sturm und Drang movement. This was followed by the novel The Sorrows of Young Werther in 1774, which was an even greater success.
Goethe began work on Faust, and Egmont, another tragedy before being invited to join the government of Weimar. His interest in the classical world led him to leave suddenly for Italy in 1786 and the Italian Journey recounts his travels there. Iphigenia in Tauris andTorquato Tasso, classical dramas, were written at this time. Returning to Weimar, Goethe started the second part of Faust, encouraged by Schiller. In 1806 he married Christiane Vulpius. During this late period he finished his series of Wilhelm Master books and wrote many other works, including The Oriental Divan (1819). He also directed the State Theatre and worked on scientific theories in evolutionary botany, anatomy and color. Goethe completed Faust in 1832, just before he died.
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Rain, admiring the 159 cm child's physical… Do you like this because you don't like exercise? ('Season off season')[종합]
November 27, 2022 by archynewsy
[마이데일리 = 오윤주 기자] Singer Rain and Yooa, a member of the group Oh My Girl, created a delightful chemistry.
On the 24th, a video titled 'A toddler who came to dance and was hit by a calorie bomb' was uploaded on the YouTube channel 'Season B Season' run by singer Rain. On this day, YooA appeared as a guest and showed off her sense of entertainment.
Rain said, "Personally, among female solo singers, there are a few people who think they dance the best. One of them is YooA. I saw a stage where she did a Michael Jackson cover, and she danced well and was stylish." praised
Then, after watching YooA's recently released solo song 'Selfish' dance, he said, "It's so refreshing and I like the song. It's a song I want to dance to."
Rain was surprised by Yooa's comment, "I really hate exercise," and asked, "But how do you have such good physical skills?" In response, Yua made her laugh by joking, "Thank you, parents. What should I do?" Yua said, "Because I have to dance for a long time, I do a lot of meditation breathing to manage my stamina. I do fitness and learn horseback riding little by little."
On the other hand, YooA said that there are definitely pros and cons of group and solo, "The pros are that there is definitely a place to breathe while performing on stage, and you can tidy up your hair a little bit. Solo has to be perfect every moment without any gaps, but I don't do 1/1 of N. Isn't that the best? "He groaned.
Then, Rain looked back at the sad episode, "I was in a group and then went bankrupt. I never earned anything while promoting in a group. All I did was negative." Rain debuted as a six-member group fan club in 1998, but the team disbanded a year later in 1999.
See also Russia's emergency minister died during exercise
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 June 6, 2018; Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said that the government is taking several steps to promote young entrepreneurs in the country. He added that startups are no longer confined to big cities.
"We have started an Agriculture Grand Challenge. We invite more youngsters to ideate on how to transform our agriculture sector," he added.
"Our startups are growth engines. Today's big companies were startups at some point. I urge the people of India to keep innovating," he added. He also said that the youth in India is now creating jobs and the government is committed to harnessing the demographic dividend, said Modi.June 6, 2018; Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said that the government is taking several steps to promote young entrepreneurs in the country. He added that startups are no longer confined to big cities.


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Erdogan says Khashoggi was victim of 'ferocious' pre-planned murder
Posted 5:43 AM, October 23, 2018, by CNN Wire
Jamal Khashoggi's death was pre-planned and was not spontaneous or an accident, Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday in a highly anticipated speech, which flat-out denied Saudi Arabia's claim that the journalist's killing was not premeditated.
Erdogan revealed that a Saudi team carried out reconnaissance at two separate locations and cameras and a hard drive were removed from the kingdom's consulate prior to the journalist's arrival on October 2 for his scheduled appointment.
"We stated that we would not remain silent and that we would take every step necessary for justice to be done," Erdogan said at a parliamentary address to members of his ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP), two days after promising to reveal "the naked truth" of the Khashoggi case.
"Jamal Khashoggi was the victim of a ferocious murder," Erdogan said, underlining that his killing was not accidental, but meticulously planned. "This kind of brutality is against the collective human conscience."
Erdogan called on the King of Saudi Arabia for the 18 Saudi suspects linked to Khashoggi's death be tried in Istanbul.
After weeks of denying any knowledge of Khashoggi's whereabouts, the Saudi government said on Friday that the journalist had indeed died in the kingdom's diplomatic compound in Istanbul. The Saudi story has shifted drastically since Khashoggi was last seen entering the consulate on October 2; the official line is now that he was accidentally killed when a discussion with officials turned into a brawl.
Erdogan presented a very different version of events on Tuesday, speaking in Ankara as Saudi Arabia's flagship investment conference got underway in Riyadh, the Saudi capital. Dozens of top business leaders from around the world have pulled out of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's showcase event, known as "Davos in the desert," as questions mount over the Saudi government's role in the death of the Washington Post columnist and US resident.
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said on Sunday that Khashoggi's killing was part of a rogue operation and that his government would punish those responsible for his "murder."
But Turkish officials have maintained from the start that Khashoggi's death was "violently planned" ahead of time, carried out by a team of Saudi operatives dispatched to Istanbul, and subsequently covered up.
In the intervening weeks, Turkish officials have released a drip-feed of information related to their investigation into Khashoggi's murder, including surveillance footage shared exclusively with CNN that showed what a Turkish source described as a "body double" leaving the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on the day Khashoggi died. The Saudi operative, said by the Turkish source to be one of a 15-man team sent from Saudi Arabia to kill Khashoggi, was wearing the journalist's clothes and was picked up on surveillance footage at locations around Istanbul.
Erdogan confirmed the body double in CNN's exclusive.
The Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Tuesday that evidence uncovered during the investigation has yet to be shared with any country, according to Turkey state-run Anadolu News, but that Turkey was "ready to cooperate in a possible probe into Khashoggi case at UN, international courts."
"Jamal Khashoggi's killing is a violently planned and a very complicated murder, which was being covered up," Omer Celik, AKP spokesman, said at the party's headquarters in Ankara on Monday. "I hope those responsible for Khashoggi's killing are punished and no one ever thinks of repeating this."
Speaking to reporters on Monday, Erdogan's spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said: "The line our President put since the beginning of this case is very clear. The investigation will continue until the end."
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Q: How to add Web Services to Netty-Server? I have developed a netty server based on low-level tcp/ip protocols. Now this server is supposed to also handle web service calls (jax-ws). Does anyone know where to go from here?
I've read nearly all posts on netty+ws but I have to admit the information provided is just not clear enough for me.
Cheers,
Martin

A: Restlet have support for Netty:
http://www.restlet.org/documentation/2.0/jse/ext/org/restlet/ext/netty/package-summary.html
You can also use Xitrum, which has feature similar to JAX-RS:
http://ngocdaothanh.github.com/xitrum/

A: I would take a look at Apache CXF, especially since they use Netty as a native I/O provider, I think.

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In her spare time, Jaime helps run a small hobby farm with her husband and four boys. Oh, and she homeschools her boys.
It's starting to sound like she wears as many hats as we do here at Backroads Market.
But don't worry about her. Like us, she's enjoying "every loud and rowdy moment" of her happy, busy life!
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from __future__ import (
    unicode_literals,
    absolute_import,
    print_function,
    division,
    )
str = type('')

import cmath
import weakref
import collections
import operator
import functools

# Back-ported from python 3.5; see
# github.com/PythonCHB/close_pep/blob/master/is_close.py for original
# implementation
def isclose(a, b, rel_tol=1e-9, abs_tol=0.0):
    if rel_tol < 0.0 or abs_tol < 0.0:
        raise ValueError('error tolerances must be non-negative')
    if a == b: # fast-path for exact equality
        return True
    if cmath.isinf(a) or cmath.isinf(b):
        return False
    diff = abs(b - a)
    return (
        (diff <= abs(rel_tol * b)) or
        (diff <= abs(rel_tol * a)) or
        (diff <= abs_tol)
        )

# Backported from py3.4
def mean(data):
    if iter(data) is data:
        data = list(data)
    n = len(data)
    if not n:
        raise ValueError('cannot calculate mean of empty data')
    return sum(data) / n

# Backported from py3.4
def median(data):
    data = sorted(data)
    n = len(data)
    if not n:
        raise ValueError('cannot calculate median of empty data')
    elif n % 2:
        return data[n // 2]
    else:
        i = n // 2
        return (data[i - 1] + data[i]) / 2

# Copied from the MIT-licensed https://github.com/slezica/python-frozendict
class frozendict(collections.Mapping):
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self.__dict = dict(*args, **kwargs)
        self.__hash = None

    def __getitem__(self, key):
        return self.__dict[key]

    def copy(self, **add_or_replace):
        return frozendict(self, **add_or_replace)

    def __iter__(self):
        return iter(self.__dict)

    def __len__(self):
        return len(self.__dict)

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<frozendict %s>' % repr(self.__dict)

    def __hash__(self):
        if self.__hash is None:
            hashes = map(hash, self.items())
            self.__hash = functools.reduce(operator.xor, hashes, 0)
        return self.__hash

# Backported from py3.4
class WeakMethod(weakref.ref):
    """
    A custom `weakref.ref` subclass which simulates a weak reference to
    a bound method, working around the lifetime problem of bound methods.
    """

    __slots__ = "_func_ref", "_meth_type", "_alive", "__weakref__"

    def __new__(cls, meth, callback=None):
        try:
            obj = meth.__self__
            func = meth.__func__
        except AttributeError:
            raise TypeError("argument should be a bound method, not {0}"
                            .format(type(meth)))
        def _cb(arg):
            # The self-weakref trick is needed to avoid creating a reference
            # cycle.
            self = self_wr()
            if self._alive:
                self._alive = False
                if callback is not None:
                    callback(self)
        self = weakref.ref.__new__(cls, obj, _cb)
        self._func_ref = weakref.ref(func, _cb)
        self._meth_type = type(meth)
        self._alive = True
        self_wr = weakref.ref(self)
        return self

    def __call__(self):
        obj = super(WeakMethod, self).__call__()
        func = self._func_ref()
        if obj is None or func is None:
            return None
        return self._meth_type(func, obj)

    def __eq__(self, other):
        if isinstance(other, WeakMethod):
            if not self._alive or not other._alive:
                return self is other
            return weakref.ref.__eq__(self, other) and self._func_ref == other._func_ref
        return False

    def __ne__(self, other):
        if isinstance(other, WeakMethod):
            if not self._alive or not other._alive:
                return self is not other
            return weakref.ref.__ne__(self, other) or self._func_ref != other._func_ref
        return True

    __hash__ = weakref.ref.__hash__

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package com.me.harris.androidanimations.touch.fragment;

import android.content.Context;
import androidx.databinding.DataBindingUtil;
import android.os.Bundle;
import androidx.annotation.Nullable;
import androidx.fragment.app.Fragment;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.BaseAdapter;

import com.me.harris.androidanimations.R;
import com.me.harris.androidanimations.databinding.FragmentSwipeLayoutBinding;
import com.me.harris.androidanimations.databinding.ItemSwipeListViewBinding;
import com.me.harris.androidanimations.touch.widget.SwipeLayout;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Created by Harris on 2016/10/6.
 */

public class SwipeLayoutFragment extends Fragment {
    FragmentSwipeLayoutBinding binding;
    List<String> nums;
    MyAdapter adapter;

    public static SwipeLayoutFragment newInstance() {
        Bundle args = new Bundle();
        SwipeLayoutFragment fragment = new SwipeLayoutFragment();
        fragment.setArguments(args);
        return fragment;
    }

    @Nullable
    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, @Nullable ViewGroup container, @Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        binding = DataBindingUtil.inflate(inflater, R.layout.fragment_swipe_layout, container, false);
        return binding.getRoot();
    }

    private void InitData() {
        nums = new ArrayList<String>();
        for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++) {
            nums.add(i + "");
        }
        adapter = new MyAdapter(getActivity());
        binding.listView.setAdapter(adapter);
    }

    @Override
    public void onViewCreated(View view, @Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        InitData();
    }
    private class MyAdapter extends BaseAdapter {
        private Context context;
        private LayoutInflater mInflater;

        public MyAdapter(Context context) {
            super();
            this.context = context;
            this.mInflater = LayoutInflater.from(context);
        }

        @Override
        public int getCount() {
            return nums.size();
        }

        @Override
        public Object getItem(int position) {
            return nums.get(position);
        }

        @Override
        public long getItemId(int position) {
            return position;
        }

        @Override
        public View getView(final int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {
            final ViewHolder holder;
            if (convertView == null) {
                convertView = mInflater.inflate(R.layout.item_swipe_list_view, null);
                holder = new ViewHolder(convertView);
                convertView.setTag(holder);

                /**
                 * 添加swipelayout
                 */
                SwipeLayout.addSwipeView(holder.binding.swipelayout);
            } else {
                holder = (ViewHolder) convertView.getTag();
            }

            holder.binding.tvName.setText(nums.get(position));
            holder.binding.llDelete.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
                @Override
                public void onClick(View v) {
                    nums.remove(position);
                    notifyDataSetChanged();

                    /**
                     * 删除swipelayout
                     */
                    SwipeLayout.removeSwipeView(holder.binding.swipelayout);

                }
            });
            return convertView;
        }
    }

    class ViewHolder {
        ItemSwipeListViewBinding binding;
      /*  TextView tvName;
        LinearLayout llEdit;
        LinearLayout llDelete;
        SwipeLayout swipelayout;*/

        ViewHolder(View view) {
            binding = DataBindingUtil.bind(view);
        }
    }
}


Trupanion is a growing pet insurance company that offers a variety of pet insurance plans to dog and cat owners within the U.S. The company provides a customizable pet insurance experience for both young and old pets, and they provide the option to select a policy that fits the pet owner's budget needs based on several cost factors. Trupanion holds itself out to be a company of dog and cat lovers, and it proves its mission by giving high-quality customer care and pet medical insurance at affordable rates. This Trupanion pet insurance review will cover the benefits and the drawbacks behind this insurance option.
What is Trupanion Pet Insurance?
Founded in 2000, Trupanion, originally Vetinsurance, is a large pet medical insurance company headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Since its start, Trupanion has been a leading provider of pet coverage in North America by making comprehensive coverage available to pet owners for a variety of health conditions. Trupanion is underwritten by American Pet Insurance Company and offers dog and cat medical insurance to pet owners in all 50 states. As a publicly traded company, Trupanion works hard to not only give its customers value but also gives back to the community and pet organizations throughout the country.
These conditions are covered up to 90% of the eligible expense, so long as the deductible is met first. Pet owners have the option to select a deductible ranging from $0 up to $1,000, helping bring the monthly premium down when a higher amount is selected. Additionally, Trupanion offers a service where pet owners can opt to have the veterinarian paid directly. This means less hassle with claim forms, reimbursement checks, and wait-times after care has already been received.
Trupanion policyholders also have the benefit of selecting any vet to provide care for their dog or cat, without limitations. Pet owners who are concerned about covering veterinary costs not related to illness or injuries may opt-in to enhanced coverage through Trupanion. Enhanced coverage may provide reimbursement for alternative and rehabilitative therapies, extra protection for breeding dogs, and unforeseen events or circumstances that require veterinary care.
Trupanion also does not have payout limits per condition, nor does the company impose an annual payout limit for as long as the policy is in force. The company makes the claims process simple by allowing pet owners to request reimbursement after paying the vet, or having Trupanion pay the provider directly. In 65% of reimbursement claims, policyholder requests are settled on the same day the request is received.
Trupanion pet insurance ranges in cost depending on the deductible selected by the policyholder, and the enhanced coverage options chosen at the time a policy is established. When a lower deductible is selected, policyholders pay higher monthly or annual premiums than those who opt for a higher deductible. Trupanion also takes into consideration the average cost of veterinary care in the policyholder's state/region, the age of the dog or cat, the gender of the pet, and the breed. On average, a comprehensive pet insurance policy that does not include any enhanced coverage options costs a pet owner between $22 and $62 per month.
While Trupanion does not impose payout limits either per condition or each year, pet owners do have some restrictions as to what conditions and fees are covered. Veterinary exam fees, sales tax, and preventative care, and pre-existing conditions are not reimbursed or paid directly to the vet for any Trupanion policy. Additionally, a waiting period of five days for injuries and 30 days for illness must be met before policy benefits can be used.


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Santa Barbara Symphony presents Beethoven in Bloom, a Celebration of Music and Nature, and Commemorates Thomas Fire & Montecito Mudslide
(January 26, 2022) Santa Barbara, CA – The Santa Barbara Symphony presents "Beethoven in Bloom" on Saturday, February 19 at 7:30 pm and Sunday, February 20 at 3:00 pm at the Granada Theatre. This first-of-its-kind concert is presented in partnership with Santa Barbara Botanic Garden and will spotlight a piece by EMMYⓇ Award-winning composer Jeff Beal, written in response to the Thomas Fire and Montecito mudslides. The Santa Barbara Symphony's principal harpist Michelle Temple will shine on stage playing renowned composer Jennifer Higdon's Grammy-award winning Harp Concerto, while Beethoven's "Pastorale" rounds out this nature-themed performance. Tickets for "Beethoven in Bloom" are on sale now and can be purchased online here. The Symphony has also partnered with One805 to invite local first responders to attend the concert free of charge.
"It is an honor to present such a dynamic program featuring two amazingly talented American contemporary composers," shared Nir Kabaretti, Music and Artistic Director of the Santa Barbara Symphony. "We are also excited about our artistic partnership with the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, whose restoration work on the land on which Jeff Beal's piece depicts, is extraordinary, and adds such dimension and emotion to the presentation. This provides such a unique way for audiences to further connect with not only the music but with nature and the Santa Barbara community as a whole."
Beethoven in Bloom will feature The Great Circle, EMMYⓇ Award-winning composer Jeff Beal's visual and musical depiction of the landscape's rebirth after the devastation of the Thomas Fire. When Beal nearly lost his home in the Thomas Fire and experienced the devastation felt by neighbors and communities from Los Angeles to Santa Barbara, he created the symphonic work, The Great Circle, that paints nature's primal elements and enduring power to survive, and includes a visual component incorporating photographs of the devastation, the heroism of first responders, and new photographs of the foothill rebirth from Santa Barbara Botanic Garden's photographic research collection. The Great Circle is a powerful orchestra work cast in five movements, entitled: Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and (Re)birth. The title comes from a poem by Wendell Berry, "Our Children, Coming of Age."
"The Great Circle is a musical narrative written in response to the Thomas Fire, and the Montecito mudslides of 2017-18," shared Beal. "It is a piece about the complexity of our dance with our natural environment, i.e. the power of nature to both destroy and also regenerate itself. It is a meditation on the suffering, and compassion the community experienced during these times; an invitation to reflect on the past, the forces and elements, which also allow life to return in our future."
Partnership with Santa Barbara Botanic Garden Program
"We are excited to partner with The Symphony to showcase the regenerative power of native plants and their impact on our lives here in Santa Barbara – and beyond. Through Mr. Beal's music and the Garden's imagery, we hope to bring a love of the natural world to a whole new audience," said Steve Windhager, Executive Director of Santa Barbara Botanic Garden."We're also thrilled to promote an appreciation of the Symphony to our members and guests right here in the Garden in the season ahead."
After fire, erosion and invasive species may prevent landscapes from recovering. Knowing where these problems occur can help land managers pin-point the most effective restoration interventions. The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden has been surveying post-fire conditions in the Thomas and Whittier Fire Scars with the help of over 100 volunteer community scientists. In 2020 and 2021, volunteers and staff watched the landscape as it recovered while hiking over 280 net miles of roads and trails. Using their smartphones, surveyors collected data about erosion, invasive species, and rare plants they encountered while hiking in the fire scars. These data will be used to identify where in the fire scars restoration will be most beneficial and to plan future work, and provide a glimpse into the way our local habitats recover naturally following fire.
Symphony Harpist Featured in Higdon's Harp Concerto
Beethoven in Bloom will also spotlight the Symphony's Principal Harpist, Michelle Temple, performing Jennifer Higdon's Harp Concerto, which originally premiered in 2018, by the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra with harpist Yolanda Kondonassis, and won the 2020 Grammy for Best Contemporary Classical Composition. Temple has played Principal Harp with the Santa Barbara Symphony since 1991, and has also served as Principal Harp for Opera Santa Barbara for more than 15 years. She has been a member of Pacific Symphony, the third largest orchestra in California, since 1994.
Nature Inspired Pastorale Also on Program
Continuing the thematic element of nature, the orchestra will take audiences on a musical stroll through nature with one of Beethoven's most thematic works, "Pastorale" from his Sixth Symphony, which was inspired by the composer's long walks in the Austrian countryside and vineyards around Vienna. Audiences will feel surrounded by nature with the orchestra's expressive sounds of birds fluttering and storms thundering.
This concert is generously sponsored by Principal Concert Sponsor, Dick & Ann Zylstra, and Selection Sponsors Howard Jay Smith & Patricia Bivans Dixon, and John Trotti & Karen Drown.
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In 1969, 14 Black football players at the University of Wyoming (UW) asked their coach for permission to protest a racist policy on campus.
The coach's response? The students were immediately terminated from the team.
Shortly after the incident, students held protests demanding the team reinstate the players. However, in 1970, only three of the players came back to the team. Additionally, three ultimately transferred to all-Black schools and two went on to play in the National Football League, CNN reported.
Now, 50 years later, the university finally apologized during an honorary celebration of the "Black 14" last week, which was attended by eight of the 11 living players.
The university's athletic director Tom Burman read the official apology letter: "Please accept this sincere apology from the University of Wyoming for the unfair way you were treated and for the hardships that treatment created for you. We want to welcome you home as valued members of this institution, and hope you accept our old Wyoming saying, 'Once a Cowboy, always a Cowboy."'
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Hokejový turnaj v rámci Zimních olympijských her 1924 se konal od 28. ledna do 3. února na Olympijském stadioně v Chamonix-Mont-Blanc ve Francii zároveň také jako druhé mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji. Turnaje se zúčastnilo osm mužstev, která byla rozdělena do dvou skupin. Z obou postupovaly první dva celky do finálové skupiny. Olympijské vítězství a mistrovský titul si připsali hráči Toronto Granites, kteří zde vystupovali jako Kanadská hokejová reprezentace. Poprvé se hrálo 3×20 minut.

Průběh
V době konání turnaje ještě nikdo nevěděl, že jde o první zimní olympijské hry, protože byl pouze součástí Týdne zimních sportů. Jeho význam ovšem nikdo nezpochybňoval, protože po čtyřech letech znovu do Evropy přijela obě zámořská mužstva. Kanaďané a Američané byli nasazeni do odlišných skupin a dokonale je ovládli. Nedostali žádný gól a soupeře poráželi dvoucifernými rozdíly.

Československé národní hokejové mužstvo nepřicestovalo v nejsilnější sestavě z důvodu rozštěpení domácího hokejového svazu. Na úvod utrpělo nejtěžší porážku ve své historii, když dostalo od Kanady dvojnásobný počet gólů ve srovnání s turnajem před čtyřmi roky. Českoslovenští hráči byli již dosti staří a proti v rychlosti kombinujícím Kanaďanům nenašli protihru. Zápas nedohrál Šroubek a k dalším dvěma přicestoval dodatečně Palouš. Mužstvo však nezvládlo ani klíčový zápas se Švédy a závěrečná výhra nad Švýcary už postup do finálové skupiny zachránit nemohla. Československý tým poprvé odjel z mezinárodního mistrovského turnaje, aniž by skončil v konečném pořadí mezi prvními třemi celky.

Ve druhé skupině se nezdařil postup domácím Francouzům a s USA do finálové skupiny pronikli tedy Britové. Britští hokejisté vybojovali v závěrečném zápase se Švédy bronzové medaile po nejtěsnějším výsledku turnaje. V té době již bylo rozhodnuto o zlatu pro Kanaďany, kteří se dokázali vypořádat i s velmi tvrdou hrou Američanů. Žádný zápas turnaje neskončil remízou.

Výsledky a tabulky

Skupina A

 Švédsko –  Švýcarsko  9:0 (3:0, 3:0, 3:0)

28. ledna 1924 (10:30) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Švédska: 3× Gustaf Johansson, 3× Birger Holmqvist, 2× Nils Molander, Erik Burman
Branky Švýcarska: nikdo
Rozhodčí: William Hewitt (CAN)

Švédsko: Olsson – G. Johansson, Holmqvist – Burman, Molander, Arwe – Allinger, Karlberg.

Švýcarsko: Savoie (2. Filliol) – Verdeil, Mottier – Unger, Jaccard, von Siebenthal – Müller, Auckenthaler.

 Kanada –  Československo 30:0 (8:0, 14:0, 8:0)

28. ledna 1924 (15:00) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Kanady: 12× Harry Watson, 4× Hooley Smith, 3× Albert McCaffery, 3× William Ramsay, 3× Dunc Munro, 3× Harold McMunn, 2× Cyril Slater
Branky Československa: nikdo
Rozhodčí: Herbert Drury (USA)

ČSR: Stránský – V. Loos, Vindyš – Šroubek, Jirkovský, Maleček – Miloslav Fleischmann Jan Fleischmann.
Během utkání odstoupil V. Loos.

Kanada: Cameron – Munro, Ramsay – McCaffery, Smith, Watson – Slater, McMunn.

 Kanada –  Švédsko 	22:0 (5:0, 7:0, 10:0)

29. ledna 1924 (15:00) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Kanady: 6× Harry Watson, 5× William Ramsay, 4× Hooley Smith, 3× Dunc Munro, 3× Albert McCaffery, Cyril Slater
Branky Švédska: nikdo
Rozhodčí: Frank Synott (USA)

Kanada: Collett – Munro, Ramsay – McCaffery, Smith, Watson – Slater, McMunn.

Švédsko: Olsson (21. – 30. Josefsson) – G. Johansson, Holmqvist – Burman, Molander, Arwe – H. Johansson, Allinger, Karlberg.

 Kanada –  Švýcarsko 33:0 (8:0, 11:0, 14:0)

30. ledna 1924 (9:30) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Kanady: 12× Harry Watson, 7× Hooley Smith, 6× Albert McCaffery, 5× Dunc Munro, Harold McMunn, Cyril Slater, William Ramsay
Branky Švýcarska: nikdo
Rozhodčí: Josef Šroubek (TCH)

Kanada: Cameron – Munro, Ramsay – McCaffery, Smith, Watson – Slater, McMunn.

Švýcarsko: Savoie  – Verdeil, Mottier – Müller, von Siebenthal, Jaccard – Auckenthaler, Leuzinger.

 Československo –  Švédsko 3:9 (1:5, 1:1, 1:3)

31. ledna 1924 (14:30) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Československa: 2× Josef Maleček, Valentin Loos
Branky Švédska: 4× Erik Burman, 3× Nils Molander, Wilhelm Arwe, Gustaf Johansson
Rozhodčí: Paul Loicq (BEL)

ČSR: Stránský – Vindyš, V. Loos – Šroubek, Maleček, Jirkovský – Palouš, Krásl.

Švédsko: Olsson – G. Johansson, Holmqvist – Burman, Molander, Arwe – H. Johansson, Allinger, Karlberg.

 Československo –  Švýcarsko 	11:2 (4:0, 3:2, 4:0)

1. února 1924 (9:30) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Československa: 4× Josef Maleček, 3× Josef Šroubek, 3× Valentin Loos, Jaroslav Jirkovský
Branky Švýcarska: André Verdeil, Donald Unger
Rozhodčí: George Clarkson (GBR)

ČSR: Stránský – V. Loos, Vindyš – Šroubek, Maleček, Jirkovský – Palouš, M. Fleischmann.

Švýcarsko: Savoie  – Verdeil, Mottier – Unger, Jaccard, von Siebenthal – Müller.

Skupina B

 USA –  Belgie 19:0 (8:0, 5:0, 6:0)

28. ledna 1924 (13:30) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky USA: 6× Herbert Drury, 5× Willard Rice, 3× Francis Synott, 3× Justin McCarthy, 2× Clarance Abel
Branky Belgie: nikdo
Rozhodčí: Dunc Munro (CAN)

USA: LaCroix (25. Langley) – Small, Abel – Rice, Drury, McCarthy – Synott, Lyons

Belgie: Verschueren – Philippe Van Volckxom, Gaston Van Volxem, van den Driessche – Louette, Poplimont, Rudolph – de Ridder

 Velká Británie –  Francie 	15:2 (5:1, 3:1, 7:0)

29. ledna 1924 (10:30) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Velké Británie: 4× Ross Cuthbert, 4× Eric Carruthers, 3× Edward Pitblado, 2× Hamilton Jukes, 2× Colin Carruthers
Branky Francie: Léonhard Quaglia, Albert Hassler
Rozhodčí: Beattie Ramsay (CAN)

Velká Británie: Carr-Harris – Holmes, Pitblado – Cuthbert, Eric Carruthers, Colin Carruthers – Sexton.

Francie: Del Valle – Charpentier, Charlet, Chaudron – Quaglia, Hassler, de Rauch – Raoul Couvert.

 Velká Británie –  Belgie 19:3 (8:1, 11:0, 14:0)

30. ledna 1924 (10:45) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Velké Británie: 6× Colin Carruthers, 5× Eric Carruthers, 3× Ross Cuthbert, 3× Blaine Sexton, George Holmes, Edward Pitblado
Branky Belgie: Gaston Van Volxem, Henri Louette, André Poplimont
Rozhodčí: Alfred de Rauch (FRA)

Velká Británie: Carr-Harris – Holmes, Pitblado – Cuthbert, Eric Carruthers, Colin Carruthers – Sexton.

Belgie: van den Broeck – Philippe Van Volckxom, Gaston Van Volxem, van den Driessche – Louette, Poplimont, de Ridder – Franck.

 USA –  Francie 22:0 (12:0, 1:0, 9:0)

30. ledna 1924 (14:30) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky USA: 6× Herbert Drury, 6× Clarance Abel, 5× Irving W. Small, 3× Willard Rice, Albert McCaffery, Francis Synott
Branky Francie: nikdo
Rozhodčí: Beattie Ramsay (CAN)

USA: LaCroix – Small, Abel – Rice, Drury, McCarthy – Synott.

Francie: Lavaivre (21. Del Valle) – Chaudron, Charlet, C. Payot – Quaglia, Hassler, de Rauch – Monnard.

 USA –  Velká Británie 11:0 (6:0, 2:0, 3:0)

31. ledna 1924 (9:30) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky USA: 4× Herbert Drury, 2× Irving W. Small, 2× Willard Rice, Clarance Abel, Justin McCarthy, Francis Synott
Branky Velké Británie: nikdo
Rozhodčí: Robert Lacroix (FRA)

USA: LaCroix – Small, Abel – Rice, Drury, McCarthy – Synott, Lyons,

Velká Británie: Carr-Harris – Holmes, Pitblado, Clarkson – Sexton, Eric Carruthers, Colin Carruthers.

 Francie –  Belgie 	7:5 (3:3, 3:1, 1:1)

31. ledna 1924 (10:45) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Francie: 4× Alfred de Rauch, 2× Léonhard Quaglia, Albert Hassler
Branky Belgie: 2× Henri Louette, Gaston Van Volxem, Ferdinand Rudolph, André Poplimont
Rozhodčí: Alphonse Lacroix (FRA)

Francie: Lavaivre – Chaudron, Charpentier, Charlet  – Quaglia, Hassler, de Rauch – F. Payot.

Belgie: Verschueren – Philippe Van Volckxom, Gaston Van Volxem – Louette, Poplimont, de Ridder – Rudolph, Franck.

Finále

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 Kanada	–  Velká Británie 	19:2 (6:2, 6:0, 7:0)

1. února 1924 (13:30) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Kanady: 5× Albert McCaffery, 4× Hooley Smith, 4× Dunc Munro, 3× Harry Watson, 2× Harold McMunn, Cyril Slater
Branky Velké Británie: 2× Colin Carruthers
Rozhodčí: Alfred de Rauch (FRA)

Kanada: Cameron – Munro, Ramsay – McCaffery, Smith, Watson – Slater, McMunn.

Velká Británie: Carr-Harris – Holmes, Pitblado, Jukes, Cuthbert – Sexton, Eric Carruthers, Colin Carruthers – Clarkson.

 USA –  Švédsko 20:0 (5:0, 7:0, 8:0)

1. února 1924 (14:45) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky USA: 6× Herbert Drury, 5× Clarance Abel, 3× Justin McCarthy, 3× Willard Rice, Francis Synott, Irving W. Small
Branky Švédska: nikdo
Rozhodčí: Paul Loicq (BEL)

USA: LaCroix – Small, Abel – Rice, Drury, McCarthy – Synott.

Švédsko: Olsson – G. Johansson, Holmqvist – Burman, Molander, Arwe – Allinger, H. Johansson, Karlberg.

 Velká Británie –  Švédsko 4:3 (0:1, 2:2, 2:0)

2. února 1924 (14:30) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Velké Británie: 3× Eric Carruthers, Ross Cuthbert
Branky Švédska: 2× Nils Molander, Birger Holmqvist
Rozhodčí: Alfred de Rauch (FRA)

Velká Británie: Anderson – Holmes, Pitblado, Jukes – Cuthbert, Eric Carruthers, Colin Carruthers – Sexton, Clarkson.

Švédsko: Olsson – G. Johansson, Holmqvist – Burman, Molander, Arwe – Allinger, H. Johansson.

 Kanada –  USA 6:1 (2:1, 3:0, 1:0)

3. února 1924 (14:30) – Chamonix (Stade Olympique)
Branky Kanady: 3× Harry Watson, Hooley Smith, Albert McCaffery, Dunc Munro
Branky USA: Herbert Drury
Rozhodčí: Paul Loicq (BEL)

Kanada: Cameron – Munro, Ramsay – McCaffery, Smith, Watson – Slater, McMunn.

USA: LaCroix – Small, Abel – Rice, Drury, McCarthy – Synott.

Statistiky

Soupiska Kanady
  Kanada (Toronto Granites)
Brankáři: Jack Cameron, Ernie Collett.
Obránci: Dunc Munro, William Ramsay.
Útočníci: Harry Watson, Albert McCaffery, Hooley Smith, Harold McMunn, Cyril Slater.
Trenér: Frank Rankin.

Soupiska USA
   USA
Brankáři: Alphonse LaCroix, John Langley.
Obránci: Clarance Abel, Irving W. Small.
Útočníci: Herbert Drury, Willard Rice, Justin McCarthy, Francis Synott, John Lyons, George Geran – nenastoupil.
Trenér: William Haddock.

Soupiska Velké Británie
  Velká Británie
Brankáři: William Anderson, Lorne Carr-Harris.
Obránci: Blaine Sexton, Edward Pitblado,Hamilton Jukes.
Útočníci: Colin Carruthers, Eric Carruthers, George Holmes, George Clarkson, Ross Cuthbert.
Trenér: George Elliot Clarkson.

Soupiska Švédska
4.  Švédsko
Brankáři: Carl Josefsson, Einar Olsson.
Obránci: Birger Holmqvist, Gustaf Johansson.
Útočníci:Ruben Allinger, Wilhelm Arwe, Erik Burman, Helge Johansson, Ernst Karlberg, Nils Molander.

Soupiska Československa
5.  Československo
Brankáři: Jaroslav Stránský, Jaroslav Řezáč – nenastoupil.
Obránci: Otakar Vindyš, Valentin Loos, Jaroslav Pušbauer – nenastoupil.
Útočníci: Jaroslav Jirkovský, Josef Šroubek, Josef Maleček, Miloslav Fleischmann, Jan Palouš, Jan Fleischmann, Jan Krásl, Ludvík Hofta – nenastoupil.
Vedoucí mužstva: Jaroslav Řezáč.

Soupiska Francie
5.  Francie
Brankáři: Maurice Del Valle, Charles Lavaivre.
Obránci: Pierre Charpentier, André Charlet, Jacques Chaudron, Calixte Payot.
Útočníci: Raoul Couvert, Albert Hassler, Jean-Joseph Monnard, Philippe Payot, Alfred de Rauch, Léonhard Quaglia (nenastoupili – Henri Couttet, E. Bouillin, L. Brasseur, F. de Wilde, Hubert Levy-Grunwald, Gerard Simond).

Soupiska Švýcarska
6.  Švýcarsko
Brankář: René Savoie, Emil Filliol.
Obránci:  Ernest Mottier, André Verdeil.
Útočníci: Bruno Leuzinger, Marius Jaccard, Walter von Siebenthal, Donald Unger,Fred Auckenthaler, Emile Jacquet, Peter Müller, (nenastoupili – Louis Dufour, Max Holzboer).

Soupiska Belgie
6.  Belgie
Brankáři: Victor Verschueren, Paul van den Broeck.
Obránci: Gaston Van Volxem, Philippe Van Volckxom, Charles van den Driessche.
Útočníci: Henri Louette, Ferdinand Rudolph, André Poplimont, Francois Franck, Louis de Ridder (nenastoupili – J. Boset, L. Clement, F. de Craecker, L. de Crane, E. Kreitz, H. van Hinderdael).

Konečné pořadí

Odkazy

Literatura
 Národní listy – 30. ledna, 1. a 2., 4.–8. února 1924.
 Zlatá kniha ledního hokeje – Gustav Vlk, Karel Gut, Olympia 1978
 Zimní olympijské hry – Karel Procházka, Olympia 1982
 Malá encyklopedie ledního hokeje – Karel Gut, Václav Pacina, Olympia 1986
 Kronika českého hokeje – Miloslav Jenšík, Olympia 2001
 Velké okamžiky ledního hokeje 2 – Pavel Bárta, Flétna 2007
 100 let českého hokeje – Karel Gut, Jaroslav Prchal, AS press 2008

Externí odkazy

 hockeyarchives.info/
 avlh.sweb.cz/
 hokej.snt.cz/
 Official Olympic Reports 1924  – Oficiální publikace k ZOH 1924

Sporty na Zimních olympijských hrách 1924
1924
Lední hokej v roce 1924
Turnaje v ledním hokeji ve Francii
Mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji

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American buyer poaches top Black Forest carving
This carving of a poacher signed by Johann Huggler (1834-1912) of Brienz, Switzerland was the highlight of a collection of 28 'Black Forest' type carvings sold at the latest sale held by Sworders.
The carving of a poacher signed by Johann Huggler that made £14,500 at Sworders.
Measuring 3ft 2in (95cm) high, it was offered in Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex on October 23. The vendor, from Woodbridge in Suffolk, had been collecting for many years.
"I was amazed at what was in the back of the van. It just went on and on," said director Guy Schooling. "The story is that this figure is a self-portrait by Huggler. He was a well-known poacher and this is him having a laugh at the local gamekeepers and landowners. It is beautifully carved and there can't be many that he signed."
Huggler was ranked the 'King of Carvers' among the estimated 1300 artisans who plied their trade in Brienz at the turn of the 20th century. At the time most wares were sold for export (largely to Northern European and American tourists) and the buying audience for 'Black Forest' carvings remains much the same.
The poacher produced a battle between seven phone lines, two people in the room, absentee bids and online, with bidders from the US, Northern Europe and UK.
At £14,500, it sold to a trade buyer from Florida on the phone well above the estimate of £1500-2500.
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The report comes with Britain's economy struggling and reported to be headed for a double-dip recession.
Even so, the editor of the Rich List 2012 says the increase in the wealth of the UK's wealthiest could be good news for everyone.
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On June 30 at Mashantucket, there will be Luis Rosa vs. Luis Hinojosa, 8 rounds, junior featherweights, Jennifer Salinas vs. Gina Chaim, 8 rounds, female junior featherweights, Noel Murphy vs. Afrim Mema, 6 rounds, Junior Welterweights, Mickey Williams vs. TBA, 4 rounds, welterweights, Noel Murphy vs. Affrim Mema 6 rounds, junior welterweights, Mykey Williams vs. tba, 4 rounds, welterweights, Charles Foster vs. TBA, 6 rounds, lightweights, William Foster III vs, TBA, 4 rounds, junior lightweights, Irvin Gonzalez vs. TBA, 4 rounds, featherweights.
On July 1 at Los Angeles, there will be Oscar Negrete vs. Jose Bustos, 10 rounds, bantamweights, Emilio Sanchez vs. Hugi Partida, 8 rounds, junior featherweights, Niko Valdes vs TBA, 4 rounds, super middleweights. At Mexico City, there will be Carlos Ruiz Sebastian Diaz, 10 rounds, junior lightweights.


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__*Roasted potatoes: __When it comes to spuds, roasted potatoes are your best option. "They're almost always baked, and made with less oil that other potatoes on the menu," says Gans. "As a comparison, mashed potatoes are often swimming in butter and cream, and you don't need a reminder about limiting French fries!" And, bonus: "They usually include the skin, for added nutrition."
__*Broccoli and broccoli raab: __One of the smartest veggies to order, broccoli is a no-brainer as a side. "Loaded with cancer-fighting antioxidants, it's also a great source of fiber, which can help you eat less of your entr?�e," says Gans. "Just be sure to hold the cheese as many restaurants love to douse their broccoli in cheese."
__*Black beans: __"Restaurants typically have black beans in the kitchen," says Gans, "and they make a great accompaniment to most meals. They're also a nutritional superstar side with antioxidants, fiber, little fat and zero lard."
__*Soup: __Some side salads can be deceptively rich, thanks to highly caloric house or Caesar salad dressing, explains Gans. "Instead, order vegetable broth-based soup. You'll could easily save 100 or more calories, and research shows that people who eat soup before a meal tend to consume less calories overall."
*Seared tuna: Whether you're at the sushi bar or a great seafood restaurant, many will have seared tuna on the menu as a side or small plate. Gans suggests ordering it as your entree (add a green salad to round out the meal). "It's portion-controlled, and rich in omega-3 fatty acids and protein."
What are your fave things to order on the side?