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Lilla Essingen is a small island in central Stockholm, Sweden.

It is located  on Lake Mälaren next to the larger neighbouring island of Stora Essingen.
Both Essingen Islands (Essingeöarna) are mainly residential areas, the smaller densely packed with apartment buildings while the larger is scattered with private houses and, to a lesser extent, apartment buildings. The Essingeleden motorway, part of the European routes E4 and E20, passing over both islands is named after them.

Bus route 1 (Stora Essingen - Frihamnen) stops at two places on Lilla Essingen, providing transport to central parts of town and connections to the underground network. Bus route 49 stops at five places, connecting the Essinge islands with Kristineberg and adjacent suburbs.

Bridges of Lilla Essingen:

 From Kungsholmen:
 Mariebergsbron
 Fredhällsbron (part of the Essingeleden motorway.)
 From Stora Essingen
 Essingebron (two bridges, one part of Essingeleden.)

History

Lilla Essingen lies at the edge of what is generally considered central Stockholm, wedged in between Kungsholmen and the outer suburbs. Most of the island was initially an industrial area; at the time, most industrial transport was waterbound and thus the coastal plots were usually rimmed with industries. In 1908, the manufacturing facilities of Lux, a company manufacturing lamps for lighthouses, were moved to Lilla Essingen. The initial complex was composed of a workshop and an office building, the latter still present at the edge of the newly built flats. In 1912, the manufacturing was extended to include vacuum cleaners thanks to a contract with Axel Wenner-Gren. In 1919, the company was merged with AB Elektro-Mekaniska, creating today's Electrolux.

The facilities built on Lilla Essingen kept growing, and when the main workshop was destroyed by fire in 1936, the renovation included a lot of expansion. Quite a lot of ground was filled up on the edge of the water to allow for more construction.
A lot of Electroluxs main production facilities in Sweden was composed of the factory on Lilla Essingen. Almost the entire complex dating from the late 1930s was built in the by then modern architecture composed of a lot of red brick. A few of those facades are still present, incorporated in the modern architecture of today.

In the 1990s, Electrolux stirred quite a bit of a debate when it filed a request to rebuild a lot of its industrial areas. Considering the immense changes in mechanics and industry since the 1940s, the workshops were obviously outdated. The Stockholm City Museum, however, had a special interest in the facilities on Lilla Essingen and required certain insight into the renovation of the area. At this point, Electrolux decided to completely remove its operations on the island and the facilities were bought by the estate development company JM, with the intent to construct apartment blocks.

References

External links
 Maps and aerial photos

Islands of Stockholm
Districts of Stockholm
Islands of Mälaren
Redeveloped ports and waterfronts in Sweden


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Saving Gunner Papazoglakis; A war story
Local | August 7, 2018
Kyle Mills
kmills@postindependent.com
Rev. Thomas Papazoglakis of Clifton Parks, N.Y., shows WWII veteran 1st Lt. Philip S. (Pots) Wilmot a certficate from the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, that honors Pots, 1st Lt. W.E. Brown and Lt. Ray Plant for their heroic efforts during the war.
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USS Bunker Hill, an Essex class aircraft carrier, is seen here in an undated photo.
Courtesy photo from Philip S. (Pots) Wilmot
1st Lt. Philip S. (Pots) WIlmot hangs with some Marine friends during WWII.
A Vought F4U Corsair seen here in an undated photo. 1st Lt. Philip S. (Pots) Wilmot flew one of the single seat fighters during WWII.
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Miles apart from one another, two men celebrated a single day in history as their defining moment.
One of the men, 1st Lt. Philip S. (Pots) Wilmot, of Glenwood Springs, remembers it as the most important thing he did during World War II.
The other man, Rev. Thomas Papazoglakis of Clifton Park, N.Y., was not alive that day in 1945, but he knows that without the help of two marine pilots his dad would never have made it back from the war, never married his mother and he would never have been born.
It all started when Pots, a Marine pilot and World War II veteran shared the story of when he helped escort a damaged Navy torpedo bomber to safety to author and friend Martin Irons.
"I think that's why I was put here, to save Rev. Tom's dad; that's my ultimate achievement." — Philip S. (Pots) Wilmot, WWII pilot from Glenwood Springs
Pots had always wondered what had happened to the crew of that aircraft. Irons, who met Pots while researching for a book project, decided to look into it for his story.
"This whole thing unfolded in about 44 hours," Irons said. And on the 73th anniversary of the attack last March, he made contact with Rev. Papazoglakis, rector at St. George's Episcopal Church in Clifton Park.
Neither Pots nor Rev. Papazoglakis had ever shared their stories, or even been able to meet one another, until last Friday in Glenwood Springs.
The day was March 19, 1945.
"It was my best day and my worst day," Pots told the Post Independent during his meeting with Rev. Papazoglakis at Pots' daughter's house.
Flying in a Vought F4U Corsair, Pots and his squadron were tasked with a mission to attack Kure Naval Base, one of four principal naval shipyards operated by the Imperial Japanese Navy, located on the island of Honshu.
Pots said he had no idea that it would be bad, but when they arrived over Honshu the sky was filled with flack.
"One went off right next to my wing, I closed my eyes thinking I was dead, but all it did was knock me around," said Pots, remembering the attack with amazing detail right down to checking his oil pressure after the hit.
After dive bombing and hitting a carrier with three rockets, Pots was separated from his commander as he pulled up from his dive. In the chaos of the attack, Pots was able to locate fellow pilot 1st Lt. W.E. Brown, and slid up into formation with him for the return to their carrier.
As they flew under the clouds on their way back to the USS Bunker Hill, an Essex class aircraft carrier, Wilmot and Brown spotted a damaged Grumman Avenger TBM-3. The aircraft came out of the clouds smoking and losing altitude. Knowing the plane was not going make it back to its carrier and that the crew were sitting ducks, the two pilots began to escort the TBM-3 on its descent.
The TBM-3 was crewed by Navy Pilot Lt. Ray Plant and Gunner James Papazoglakis, Aviation Mechanist Mate 3rd Class.
"All my dad said was they were flying over their target and could barely see, as they navigated through the flack exploding around them," Rev. Papazoglakis said. "All of a sudden they were hit, flack hit the tail and my dad hit his head on the turret.
"When he came to, they were flying over mountains and out to sea," he said.
"Sure enough, a damn Frank, a code name for an Imperial Japanese Navy fighter plane, came right out of the clouds trying to finish off the avenger," Pots added. Luckily, Lt. Brown was able to fire on the Japanese plane and bring it down before it made contact with the Navy plane.
"In the stories my dad always told, he never saw the Japanese plane, he was too busy watching the tail fall off the TBM-3," Rev. Papazoglakis said.
The Avenger continued to lose altitude, looking for a place to ditch the aircraft. Off the coast of Honshu in the Pacific Ocean, the pilots stumbled upon the USS Bowfin, an American rescue submarine.
Pots watched as Lt. Plant maneuvered his damaged plane.
"They plopped into the water, scrambled out of their plane and onto the deck of the submarine.
"I couldn't understand how we saved them, we never saved people, we just had to watch them go down," Pots said. "Sometimes you cried, it was terrible out there, I was so happy they survived."
"Thank you for doing it," Rev. Papazoglakis said to Pots, acknowledging that moment long ago when his dad's life was saved.
"I think that's why I was put here, to save Rev. Tom's dad; that's my ultimate achievement," Pots said.
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BXA Recommended Reading
What follows is a list of books and essays which I have found extremely helpful in clarifying who I am, what I do, and how I get it done. It's tailored for students in Carnegie Mellon's BXA program, who are just beginning their journey between disciplines.
The Basics & Beginnings
You'll be following the thread of your interest for the next eighty years. You ought to build good habits of work and public life now, so that they are second nature by the time you need them. Additionally, you'll need to find methods of work that scale in both physical scope and durational scope. You'll want to find ways of working that can be delegated and which you can sustain for decades.
To that end, three books, all available in audio, digital, and print:
How To Win Friends and Influence People - Dale Carnegie
Getting Things Done - David Allen
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People - Steven Covey
A fourth, if you really like process thinking:
Work Clean - Dan Charnas
The New Economy
The world is changing, and the pace of change is greater than it has ever been. The cohort before mine (I'm an old Millennial, so just before me are the youngest and final Gen Xers) was really the last that could potentially work in the same field their entire life. I worked at one place for nearly five years - a rarity in my peer group. The 40 hour work week is functionally dead. I expect that I will outlast most institutions that employ me. It'll be weirder for yinz, and let me tell you, it's pretty damn weird for me.
Two avenues, related:
Make yourself indispensable to those who employ you. Do work that matters, do it frequently, and do it generously. Seth Godin give you a gameplan for this in Linchpin - Are You Indispensable?.
Find 1000 people who care deeply about the work you make, and who, collectively, underwrite your time on the planet. This is a notion posited by Kevin Kelly, editor of WIRED magazine - 1000 True Fans.
Craft (and by EXTENSION art)
Making things is important. Ideas are cheap and frequent. Implementations, GOOD implementations, are rare and beautiful. Most people talk. You need to DO.
And that's hard. Devastating. Emotionally exhausting. It's real work. Hard work.
Amanda Palmer is in your corner with The Art of Asking.
Elizabeth Gilbert is signing permission slips like there is no tomorrow in Big Magic.
Anne Lamott will sit with you as you do the work, Bird By Bird.
He's Famous, but He's Right
Integrating new knowledge will occupy at least the next thirty years of your life. Longer, if you choose it.
Timothy Ferriss has spent the last decade contemplating this meta-learning, interviewing thousands of people who are "world class" in one discipline or another, and finding the unifying themes. The Four Hour Workweek, The Four Hour Body, and The Four Hour Chef are, respectively, a business book, a fitness book, and this monstrosity that looks like 800 pages of recipes but is actually 200 pages of learning-about-learning + 600 pages of the individual tools and techniques that make up masterful cooking.
His podcast is where things really shine - hundreds of hours of fascinating interviews with everyone from hospice workers to ex-generals.
Logistics & Systems
These books have shaped the last five years of my life. They may not appeal to you at all, and that is totally fine.
Out of the Crisis by W. Edwards Deming is the classic and evergreen masterclass for process control & production of quality.
A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction covers the design of the built environment, from how one ought to structure society down to lighting of hallways and the construction of work-spaces. It is also a deeply weird example of early 1970s Utopian thinking.
How Buildings Learn: What Happens After They're Built is the best book about urban design and civic theory that I have ever read.


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Guru - Jazzmatazz Volume: 1 Album
Performer: Guru
Title: Jazzmatazz Volume: 1
Genre: Electronic / Hip hop
Cat #: F1-21998
Label: Chrysalis
Style: Acid Jazz, Jazzy Hip-Hop, Conscious
Record From Vinyl, LP, Album
Guru Chrysalis Acid Jazz Jazzy Hip Hop Conscious 1993
1 Respectful Dedications 0:54
2 Transit Ride
Co-producer, Saxophone – Branford MarsalisGuitar – Zachary Breaux
3 Down The Backstreets
Co-producer, Piano – Lonnie Liston Smith
4 Sights In The City
Co-producer – Carleen Anderson, Courtney PineKeyboards – Simon LawSaxophone – Courtney PineVocals – Carleen Anderson
5 No Time To Play
Co-producer, Guitar – Ronny JordanVocals – Dee C. Lee
6 Slicker Than Most
Saxophone – Gary Barnacle
7 Introduction 1:20
8 Trust Me
Co-producer, Vocals – N'Dea Davenport
9 When You're Near
10 Take A Look (At Yourself)
Co-producer, Featuring – Roy Ayers
11 Le Bien, Le Mal
Co-producer, Featuring – MC Solaar
12 Loungin'
Co-producer, Trumpet – Donald Byrd
Producer, Mixed By, Arranged By – Guru
Alternative Category: 0946 3 21998 1 2. Concept development by Keith Elam and Patrick Moxey. All songs produced, arranged amd mixed by Guru for Guru Productions, Inc. Photography: Hymphrey Studio. Design: Diane Cuddy.
Barcode (Text): 0 9463-21998-1 2
Barcode (String): 094632199812
Matrix / Runout (Label, Side A): F1-21998-A
Matrix / Runout (Label, Side B): F1-21998-B
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Chrysalis Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) – Chrysalis Records, Inc.
Record Company – EMI Records Group North America
Guru's Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1 is the debut solo studio album by American hip hop recording artist Guru, released on May 18, 1993 on Chrysalis Records. It was one of the first albums to combine a live jazz band with hip hop production and rapping, as well as the first such project to feature established rappers. Live backing is provided by a band that includes Lonnie Liston Smith, Branford Marsalis, Ronny Jordan, Donald Byrd and Roy Ayers. The album also features vocal collaborations with Carleen Anderson. Jazzmatazz Volume 1. Released 1993. Jazzmatazz Volume 1 Tracklist. Introduction Lyrics. Jazzmatazz, Vol. Your Rating. Jazzmatazz Volume 1 is the debut solo album by American hip hop artist Guru, released in 1993 on Chrysalis Records. The album is one of the first albums to combine rapping and hip hop production with a live jazz band. Live instrumental backing is provided by musicians such as Lonnie Liston Smith, Branford Marsalis, Ronny Jordan, Donald Byrd and Roy Ayers. The album also features vocal contributions from Carleen Anderson, French rapper MC Solaar, and N'Dea Davenport of the Brand New Heavies. Ищете треки из альбома Jazzmatazz Volume 1 исполнителя Roy Ayers Тогда заходите на наш сайт - слушайте музыку онлайн и скачивайте бесплатно. Listen free to Guru Jazzmatazz Volume 1 Introduction, Loungin' and more. 12 tracks . Découvrez des références, des avis, des crédits, des chansons, et bien plus encore à propos de Guru - Jazzmatazz Volume: 1 sur in album Guru - Guru's Jazzmatazz, Vol. Guru - Introduction. Guru - Loungin' Feat. Donald Byrd. Jazzmatazz Volume 1 Album Introduction - Гуру. Лучшие песни Гуру. Keep Your Worries Street Version. Guru's Jazzmatazz Feat. Angie Stone. Guru Feat. No Time To Play. Le Bien, Le Mal
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Melissa Auf Der Maur - Out Of Our Minds
Kaye - The Four Seasons Of 1984
Guru Featuring N'Dea Davenport - Trust Me
Drake - Thank Me Later
Fatal - In The Line Of Fire


As Halloween passes, our hearts and minds begin to anticipate winter. New Englanders play the "how long can we wait to turn on the heat" game each year. Whether we heat with a wood stove, pellet stove, fireplace, or furnace, we wait until we can't postpone it any longer. It's a matter of pride to hold out as long as we can—a contest of sorts. Most of us have turned on the heat by now, though there are a few holdouts. Plans for Thanksgiving are underway, and thoughts of pulling out the holiday lights have surfaced.
In winter there is joy in watching the snow fall while sitting inside by a fire, drinking a warm beverage, and talking with friends. Winter also brings fun in the form of outside activities: skiing—both nordic and alpine—skating, sledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, ice fishing, snow forts, snowmen, and more. Most towns make ice rinks on their town commons, and skate rentals are usually available nearby. Ski resorts pepper New England, off-road bicycle paths become snowmobile tracks, and cross-country skiing and snowshoeing can be found just about everywhere.
At the Lyme Inn, many winter activities are right next door. The town common is across the street and will be sporting its ice rink once the temperatures drop. Next door in Lyme Center is the Dartmouth Skiway, which offers wonderful slopes and great lift ticket prices. It's old-fashioned skiing, a relaxed and inviting venue, and prices that make a weekend of family skiing affordable. For those who like cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, access to Green Woodlands is just a few miles farther down the road.
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Q: Wait for Getter in Mongoose to finish I currently have two collections: tours and groups. As a tour can have mutiple groups I would like to count all groups that have the id of a specific tour and provide this on my tour endpoint.
Group = require("../models/groupModel");

var tourSchema = mongoose.Schema({
    title: String,
    currentSize: {type: Number, get: getCurrentSize},
    ...
});

function getCurrentSize(currentSize) {
    var persons = 0;
    Group.find({ tour: this.id }, function (err, groups) {
      for (var i = 0; i < groups.length; i++) {
        persons += groups[i].persons;
      }
      return persons;
    });
}

However currentSize does not even get returned if I am using this getter. If I delete it, it will return a value stored in the document.
Is there any way to achieve this? I already tried it as a async function that leads to some "Query already executed" error.

A: Okay, I somehow got completely on the wrong track. After some good sleep I figured out that a virtual is what I need.
var tourSchema = mongoose.Schema({
    title: String,
    ...
});

tourSchema
  .virtual("currentSize", {
    ref: "group", // The model to use
    localField: "_id", // Find people where `localField`
    foreignField: "tour", // is equal to `foreignField`
  })
  .get(function (group) {
    var persons = 0;
    for (var i = 0; i < group.length; i++) {
      persons += parseInt(group[i].persons);
    }
    return persons;
  });

In my tourController.js I can then use something like this:
exports.index = async function (req, res) {
  const tours = await Tour.find({})
  .populate("currentSize")
  res.json(tours);
}

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Non-binary and gender fluid workers now protected under UK Equality Act
Julia McGee-Russell reports on the milestone Equality Act case
Julia McGee-Russell
A landmark employment tribunal ruling against Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed that non-binary people are included in Equality Act protections.
R Taylor, who is non-binary, brought claims of harassment, direct discrimination, and victimisation against the company. On Monday, Birmingham judge Patrice Hughes ruled in favour of Taylor on the grounds of gender reassignment.
Judge Patrice Hughes ruled in favour of Taylor on the grounds of gender reassignment.
Previously an engineer at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) for almost two decades, Taylor was subjected to insults and abusive jokes at work. In addition, the claimant also suffered difficulties obtaining managerial support and using toilet facilities.
JLR argued that Equality Act workplace discrimination protections did not apply to Taylor as a non-binary gender fluid person, as "gender reassignment only applies to people who transition between the binary genders of male and female".
The tribunal made clear that "gender is a spectrum"
However, the tribunal made clear that "gender is a spectrum", stating it is "beyond any doubt" that Equality Act protections apply. This milestone case clarifies ambiguity over the UK Equality Act (2010), a precedent that will be "key in supporting future judicial decisions" according to Stonewall UK.
The charity concluded: "This judgment creates the potential for even more non-binary and gender-diverse people to be protected from harassment and discrimination in all areas of their lives, which is a vital step towards creating a world where all LGBT+ people can thrive as their authentic selves."
This is a really big deal: the protected characteristic in the Equality Act 2010 that refers to trans people always included non-binary people, but now that's supported by tribunal precedent, and let me tell you it gives me *enormous* joy to share good trans rights news!!! https://t.co/Ier9tCcYWt
— Dr Kit Heyam (@krheyam) September 16, 2020
Barrister Robin Moira White, who represented R Taylor, called the ruling an "important judgement, albeit at first instance, recognising for the first time the rights of a small number of individuals with complex gender identities."
"Once again, the courts have shown themselves willing to stand up for the rights of individuals in a manner which demands respect and admiration," she said.
Lui Asquith, Director of Legal and Policy at transgender charity Mermaids UK, said: "We hope this judgement works to reassure all current and aspiring non-binary professionals that our courts will insist on them being respected and protected in the workplace too."
"We hope this judgement works to reassure all current and aspiring non-binary professionals that our courts will insist on them being respected and protected in the workplace too." - @EnbyLawyer, Director of Legal and Policy, Mermaids.
— Mermaids (@Mermaids_Gender) September 16, 2020
Many non-binary individuals have responded to the tribunal result on Twitter, with user Brook Marshall saying: "This makes me incredibly happy."
"For so long I've been worried about my legal protections as a proud non-binary person, but this is a huge step in the right direction in the fight for our basic human rights. Gender recognition can't be long behind."
https://twitter.com/BrookMarshallUK/status/1306270450163625984
Endian Algar, a non-binary student at Newcastle University, says: "I would now feel a lot more comfortable being 'out' in a work environment knowing that I have established legal protection. Previously, I've been extremely cautious about how I express my gender at work, especially as I work in the education sector… It's great to hear about the ruling; it's made me feel very happy and a lot more secure."
A Newcastle student said they would now feel a lot more comfortable being 'out' at work
A hearing to decide the amount of compensation Taylor will be awarded has been set for next month.
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from django.db import migrations, models

class Migration(migrations.Migration):

    dependencies = [
        ('users', '0005_auto_20160510_1032'),
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    operations = [
        migrations.CreateModel(
            name='Post',
            fields=[
                ('id', models.AutoField(auto_created=True, primary_key=True, serialize=False, verbose_name='ID')),
                ('title', models.CharField(max_length=120)),
                ('content', models.TextField()),
                ('updated', models.DateTimeField(auto_now=True)),
                ('timestamp', models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)),
            ],
        ),
    ]

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The fines, jail, and license penalties resulting from a second-offense DUI conviction in Kentucky.
A second-offense DUI (driving under the influence) (also called "DWI") conviction in Kentucky generally results in a week in jail, a fine, and driver's license revocation. Lots of factors can affect DUI sentencing. But this article discusses the minimum and maximum penalties for a second DUI conviction in Kentucky.
A DUI is considered a second offense in Kentucky if the driver has only one prior DUI conviction within the last ten years. Older DUI convictions won't be counted. A second DUI will generally result in the following penalties.
Jail time. A second-offense DUI carries seven to 30 days in jail. The minimum jail time increases to 14 days if the second offense involved any aggravating factors. Qualifying aggravating factors include excessive speeding, refusing alcohol testing, causing an injury accident, having a passenger under 12 years old, and having a BAC (blood alcohol content) of .15% or greater (find out approximately how many drinks it takes).
Community service. The judge may also order the offender to complete ten days to six months of community service.
Fines. A person who's convicted of a second DUI must pay a fine of $350 to $500.
Treatment. For a second DUI conviction, the offender must complete a one-year substance abuse program.
In addition to the other penalties, second offenders also face a license revocation of 12 to 18 months and must complete substance abuse treatment prior to reinstatement. After reinstatement, the motorist will also be required to have an ignition interlock device (IID) for 12 months.
Hardship license. Judges are permitted to grant a driver a temporary restricted license. With a restricted license, the motorist can drive for work, school, or treatment purposes but only with an installed IID.
After holding a hardship license for 12 months, the driver can request a reduction of the remainder of the revocation period. The judge will normally consider the driver's behavior and IID compliance in making the decision.
License plate surrender. Even if a driver's license is revoked, the judge can also order the surrender of the driver's license plates. License plate forfeiture may be avoided with IID installation or under other circumstances.
Plea negotiations can sometimes be used to reduce or eliminate certain DUI penalties. Unless the driver refused testing, the prosecutor may even agree to reduce the charges. Visit with a qualified attorney to discuss these possibilities.


Endless Legend Wiki is a community project run entirely by volunteers to provide information for the game.
Welcome to the community here at the Endless Legend Wiki! We're glad you've taken some time, perhaps to discover more about the game, or maybe you're looking to put back into the community by adding a few things. Maybe you're good with wikis and know how to edit, or maybe this is just your first time... Whatever the case we're glad to have you!
Below you'll be able to find some of the things we're currently working on to improve around the site, if there's anything you see that you're amazing with, or seem to know super game mechanics for, please don't hesitate to throw up what you know on the link, however you think it fits best. If you're good with templates or such, feel free to make something that fits your fancy. Just keep in mind that we're trying to have similar to game styling, so if you can match colors or templates with in-game items or armor... etc, that would be helpful for everyone!
If you think something is finished, please just use the strike through, so we mark it off for a week or so, to make sure it's finalized and one of the administrators can remove it if they think it's completely up to par. Also this list isn't finished, If there's something you see that needs to be done, and don't have a chance to finish it yourself, throw it on the list so we can keep with the updates as we wish..
Strategic game-play, how do do certain things. If you're good with writing guides this would be a fantastic place to start, considering there's very few game guides at the moment for anything.
Guide:City Strategy; how to develop growing cities depending on your preference of play.
Guide:Battle Strategy; how to win when you're facing deathly odds.
Guide:Districts How to settle in districts, how to assimilate, how City Boroughs work... etc.
Need an infocard template for research.
Update loot tables to reflect current version of the game.
Fill in unit's UnitInfocards and capacities for each unit. Be sure to separate the unit base stats from the effects of capabilities, levels (automatically gained by reaching new eras), and items!
In-depth City information, how things work inside the city, adding heroes to work cities, etc.
Descriptions of how Assimilation works and its costs.
List of the Victory Conditions.
Description of how the Marketplace works, and how prices are decided.
Description of what each of the unit Attributes are, speed, attack, initiative, etc, and how they operate in battles.
Description of how Experience is gained, and how it increases a units or heroes attributes.
Full Description of the Battle System. How moral, elevation, initiative, reinforcements, etc, works.
There's a handy guide here that can help you out to merge your accounts if you haven't tried that already. If you have any problems, please contact the curse wiki staff, either at the help wiki or also by contacting User:Mr Pie 5 on this specific wiki.


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Das Bayerische Kadettenkorps war eine Offiziersschule der Bayerischen Armee in München.

Das Institut wurde 1756 gegründet und war seit 1805 zentrale Ausbildungseinrichtung des bayerischen Offizierkorps. Im Rahmen des Heeresreform von 1868 wurde der Besuch des Kadettenkorps dem Realgymnasium gleichgestellt. Im Rahmen der Integration der Bayerischen Armee in die Reichswehr und der Aufhebung ihres Sonderstatus wurde die Anstalt 1920 aufgelöst und in das Wittelsbacher-Gymnasium integriert.

Geschichte
Kurfürst Maximilian III. Joseph hatte 1756 ein Kadettenkorps einrichten lassen, welches in München angesiedelt wurde. Laut Johann Martin Maximilian Einzinger von Einzing, in seinem Standardwerk Bayerische Adelshistorie (1768), war der erste Kommandeur Philipp Reinhard von Klingenberg auch der Initiator der Kadettenanstalt, der dem Kurfürsten die Errichtung vorgeschlagen hatte. Der Offizier erwarb sich große Verdienste um den Aufbau des jungen Institutes und fertigte auch die ersten Statuten. Mit Datum vom 1. Juli 1756 wurde es offiziell gegründet. Konkret war das Korps nach seiner Gründung in einem Haus vor dem Sendlinger Tor untergebracht. Ab 1762 wurden die Kadetten in einem Haus in der Nähe der Kreuzkaserne einquartiert. Im Jahr 1775 zogen sie in das "Wilhelminum" um, ein ehemaliges Kollegiengebäude der Jesuiten, welches ab 1783 die Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften beherbergte und 1944 zerstört wurde.

Das Kadettenkorps wurde 1777 aus der Armee ausgegliedert und von Herzogin Maria Anna von Bayern privat weiterbetrieben, da der Staat nach der Vereinigung von Kurpfalz und Kurbayern die nötigen Geldmittel nicht mehr aufbringen konnte. Die Privatschule wurde ab 1778 "Herzoglich Marianische Landes-Akademie" genannt.

Nachdem die Herzogin 1790 gestorben war, wurde das Korps auf Anregung von Graf Rumford als "Militärakademie" wieder vom Staat betrieben. Kurfürst Max IV. Joseph ließ die Akademie, deren Schwerpunkt damals verstärkt auf akademischer Bildung lag, 1805 militärisch reorganisieren. Georg von Tausch schuf damals unter dem Kommandanten, General Reinhard von Werneck, den neuen Lehrplan des Instituts.

Da im Wilhelminum zu wenig Platz war, wurden ab 1805 auch Überlegungen zur Verlegung des Korps in das Hieronymiten-Kloster im Lehel (heute die Klosterkirche St. Anna im Lehel) angestellt. Ein entsprechender kurfürstlicher Erlass war am 22. März 1805 ergangen. Am 3. Juli 1805 genehmigte der Kurfürst die Umbaupläne seines Hofintendanten Andreas Gärtner. Aufgrund einer Denkschrift des späteren Kriegsministers Johann Nepomuk von Triva, der die Einrichtung einer Kaserne in dem Kloster empfahl, wurden die Pläne für das Kadettenkorps kurz darauf verworfen. In dem Kloster wurde stattdessen die Lehel-Kaserne eingerichtet.

Erst im November 1808 wurde wieder eine neue Unterbringungsmöglichkeit geplant. Es handelte sich diesmal um den ehemaligen Witwensitz der Herzogin Anna Marie, den so genannten "Herzoggarten" am Karlsplatz. Im Frühjahr 1809 erstellte der Kriegsökonomierat Frey ein Gutachten, in welchem er einen Alternativstandort in der Maxvorstadt vorschlug, da die Gebäude im Herzoggarten hätten saniert werden müssen. Da sich der Kommandant des Kadettenkorps, der General von Werneck, nicht mit dem Kriegsökonomierat einig wurde, verblieb das Korps noch bis 1827 im Wilhelminum und zog letztlich in den Herzoggarten um.

Im Jahr 1851 wurde die Artillerie- und Genie-Ausbildung aus dem allgemeinen Bildungsplan herausgenommen. Angehende Infanterie- und Kavallerieoffiziere wurden nun nach dem allgemeinen Abschluss zu ihren jeweiligen Einheiten versetzt, während die Junker der Artillerie- und Genietruppe weitere zwei Jahre Spezialausbildung an der Königlich Bayerischen Artillerie- und Ingenieur-Schule erhielten.

Nach dem Tod von Prinz Karl fiel der Herzoggarten zunächst seinem Großneffen Prinz Otto zu, wegen dessen Geisteskrankheit beanspruchte jedoch Prinz Luitpold das Gelände. Ab 1879 musste die Armee daher eine Jahresmiete von 22.000 Mark zahlen. Das Kriegsministerium plante daraufhin die Verlegung sämtlicher Militärbildungsanstalten auf das Marsfeld. Diese Pläne wurden zunächst aus Geldmangel nicht weiter verfolgt, als jedoch das Finanzministerium den Herzoggarten kaufte, musste das Kadettenkorps schließlich doch verlegt werden.

König Ludwig II. hatte den Bau neuer Militärbildungsanstalten auf dem Marsfeld am 29. April 1885 genehmigt, die Planungsphase wurde Mitte 1886 abgeschlossen. Am 9. April 1888 fand der Baubeginn für das neue Gebäude des Kadettenkorps statt, welches am 1. August 1890 an dieses übergeben werden konnte.

Kommandeure

Literatur
 Jürgen Kraus: Sonderausstellung Das Bayerische Kadettenkorps 1756–1920 (= Veröffentlichungen des Bayerischen Armeemuseums, Band 3). Hrsg. vom Bayerischen Armeemuseum, Verlag Donaukurier 1981, ISBN 3-920253-15-9.
 Christian Lankes (Hrsg.): München als Garnison im 19. Jahrhundert. Mittler-Verlag. Berlin, Bonn, Herford 1993.

Siehe auch
 Bayerische Kriegsakademie

Weblinks
 Webseite über die Geschichte des Bayerischen Kadettenkorps

Einzelnachweise

Militärische Ausbildungsstätte (Deutschland)
Bildung und Forschung in München
Kadettenkorps
Gegründet 1756
Vormilitärische Ausbildung

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Q: Display a 'Page Loading' message between pages I have a form on my site that when submitted takes the user from Page1.html to Page2.html.
I would like to display a message between the form being submitted and "Page2 loading".
Can someone provide me with an example of this?

A: If your form submit data via ajax then you could try something this:
$('form#myform').submit(function(e) {
   e.preventDefault();
   $('#message').html('Sending....');  // #message may be a div that contains msg
   $ajax({
     url: 'url_to_script',
     data: 'your_data',
     success: function(res) {
       // when submit data successfully then page reload
       window.location = 'page2.html'
     }
   });
});

A: What you're looking to do can't be done by standard form submission.
You'll want to submit the form using ajax, and display a "Please wait" message while you are waiting for a response. Once the response is received and validated to be OK, you can then redirect the user to the page you now call page2.
The easiest way to submit a form via ajax is to serialize it to a string and pass it along. Then, you'll need a page to process the received data, and return an OK or and ERR.
The JS will then need to decipher next action.
This is not tested, but copied and pasted from various working projects.
You'll need to download and include the json2.js project.
page1

Please Wait...

<form id="theForm" onsubmit="doAjaxSubmit();">
    <input type='text' name='age' id='age' />
    <input type='submit' value='submit'>
</form>

processor.php
<?php

    $j=json_decode($_POST['j'], true);

    if ((int)$j['age']<=0 || (int)$j['age']>120){
       $result = array('status'=>'ERR', 'msg'=>'Please Enter Age');
    }else{
        //Do stuff with the data. Calculate, write to database, etc.
        $result = array('status'=>'OK');
    }
    die(json_encode($result));
?>

This is essentially very similar to the answer below (by @thecodeparadox), but my example shows how to pass the entire for without having to manually construct your data object, shows how to validate on the PHP side as well as return the appropriate JSON data to either redirect the user, or to display an error, and uses animations to display the message.


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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976, Volume XXV, Arab-Israeli Crisis and War, 1973
335. Backchannel Message From the President's Deputy Assistant for National Security Affairs (Scowcroft) to Secretary of State Kissinger in Islamabad1
Washington, November 9, 1973, 1855Z.
Tohak 79/WH37308. There follows the full text of the Prime Minister's message to you, which has just been delivered from the Israeli Em[Page 926]bassy. Minister Shalev indicated that it had also been delivered to AmEmbassy Tel Aviv, and they also will be transmitting it to you.
Delivered from Israeli Embassy
1:35 pm, 11/9/73
Prime Minister Golda Meir's message to the United States Secretary of State, 9 November 1973
"In addition to the points I made to Ambassador Keating and which he has communicated to you2 I wish to add the following:
1) Israel's position on the six points that Assistant Secretary Sisco brought with him from Cairo and the oral understanding concerning the blockade3 was that it could not accept the proposals except in conjunction with certain clarifications. Therefore, we reached an understanding that Mr. Sisco embodied in the Memorandum of Understanding of 8 November 1973. In addition, in the final talk I had with Mr. Sisco on November 8, just before his departure I thought we had further clarified and agreed on some points.4 I had thought based on all this the announcement of the agreement could be made today.
2) With Mr. Fahmi's latest message before me and your communication of this morning to me5 I must state that:
(A) Israel is prepared to implement scrupulously the six points proposal as interpreted by the joint Israel–U.S. Memorandum of Understanding.
(B) There is no change in our position as to the status and situation of the City of Suez and our control of the Cairo–Suez road. With regard to the check points our position is as set out in the Memorandum of Understanding (Article 5A & B). To be specific, regarding Suez City what we are committed to is Article (C) of the six points proposal. In the meeting with General Yariv yesterday the Egyptian General made requests beyond what had been agreed. It is significant that he admitted that he had instructions from President Sadat which he then presented. This means that he did not make the requests within the limits of the clearly explicit and well-defined terms of Article (C) of the proposals which he already had before him at the talks. As a matter of fact, he admitted this was so and that he was acting on instructions from the President.
(C) We would appreciate your assurance that this agreement as embodied in the Memorandum of Understanding will have your full [Page 927]support and also that you will lend us your support when we take a stand based on the two documents herein referred to.
(D) On Bab-El-Mandeb, as agreed with Mr. Sisco, I will state publicly in the Knesset and elsewhere that Israel and Egypt would observe the ceasefire on land, air and sea. The reference to sea would indicate that the blockade had been lifted de facto and would not be implemented although no announcement would be made. I cannot be held responsible, and that was agreed to by Mr. Sisco, for any Israeli press and mass media statements.
(E) I was surprised to learn from your message for the first time that Sadat had told you that a visible Israeli presence on the road would make his position with respect to the agreement untenable. This naturally cannot change our position as to the road.
3) (A) You asked me to confirm that what you told Mr. Fahmi is a proper reflection of our position. I regret this is not so. Our position is as outlined above (2).
(B) I cannot agree that in the meeting between the Generals tomorrow the problem of the City of Suez be given priority attention. We have before us a package deal and as you know, Mr. Secretary, Israel's priority are the POW's.
I must take exception to your admonition that our negotiators should not act in a harassing manner. As you know the Egyptians described the meetings as dignified ones. Our negotiating team, headed by General Yariv, is one which is uniquely qualified to conduct negotiations in a spirit conducive to achieve results in an atmosphere of candor and bridge-building.
If we have your assurances, Mr. Secretary, regarding (2) above you may proceed with the announcement in New York as planned.
Note: Whenever any of the six points are referred to above by letters the sequence is as per Secretary of State's draft letter to the UN Secretary General 9 November 1973.6
As more extremely disquieting information concerning our POW's in Syria reaches us I must again say that we would appreciate urgent action on your part to persuade the Syrians to hand over to us the list of our POW's and then proceed to the exchange of all POW's. Without such a list in our hands we are certain that all POWs' lives in Syria are in great jeopardy."
Source: National Archives, Nixon Presidential Materials, NSC Files, Kissinger Office Files, Box 41, HAK Trip—Mideast, Islamabad, Peking, Tokyo, Seoul, TOHAK 70–119, Nov. 5–16, 1973. Top Secret; Sensitive; Eyes Only; Flash. Sent to Rodman or Jonathan Howe for Kissinger.↩
See footnote 3, Document 333.↩
See Document 324.↩
See Documents 326 and 327.↩
Document 334.↩
Arab-Israeli Crisis and War, 1973
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Q: Anyone know what libChineseTokenizer.dylib is? I found it in:
/usr/lib/libChineseTokenizer.dylib
It looks like it was installed as part of an update, but want to be sure it's legit.

A: It's a standard part of macOS. It's supposed to be there.

A: It is found in the standard install of macOS - I have it also on my machines. So the file name itself is legit - ofcourse the content of your specific file might be malicious, but nothing indicates that.
The purpose of the file is to implement a "tokenizer", which is a computer program that takes a long text string (such as this answer), and splits it up into its parts (tokens). This particular file implements that for Chinese.


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// Licensed under the terms of the Apache license. Please see LICENSE.md file distributed with this work for terms.
package com.yahoo.bard.webservice.config;

import static com.yahoo.bard.webservice.config.ConfigMessageFormat.INVALID_MODULE_CONFIGURATION;
import static com.yahoo.bard.webservice.config.ConfigMessageFormat.INVALID_MODULE_NAME;
import static com.yahoo.bard.webservice.config.ConfigMessageFormat.MODULE_IO_EXCEPTION;

import org.apache.commons.configuration.Configuration;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.core.io.Resource;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import java.util.stream.Stream;
import java.util.stream.StreamSupport;

/**
 * Utilities to help load resources for the system configuration.
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public class ModuleLoader {

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    /**
     * The file name pattern describing module configuration files.
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    public static final String MODULE_NAME_IS_TOO_SHORT = "Module name is too short.";

    public static final String ILLEGAL_CHARACTER_IN_MODULE_NAME = "Illegal characters '%s' in module name.";

    private final ConfigResourceLoader configResourceLoader;

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                .flatMap(graph::preOrderRightToLeftTraversal)
                .distinct()
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    /**
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    private ConfigurationGraph loadConfigurationGraph() throws SystemConfigException {
        try {
            Map<Configuration, String> configurationFileNameMap = configResourceLoader
                    .loadResourcesWithName(MODULE_CONFIG_FILE_NAME)
                    .collect(Collectors.toMap(configResourceLoader::loadConfigFromResource, Resource::getDescription)
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            return new ConfigurationGraph(configurationFileNameMap, ModuleLoader::validateModuleName);

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            LOG.error(INVALID_MODULE_CONFIGURATION.logFormat(MODULE_NAME_IS_TOO_SHORT, name));
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            throw new SystemConfigException(INVALID_MODULE_NAME.logFormat(name, message));
        }
    }
}


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New Research Sheds Light on How Long Cannabis Impairment Lasts
By Alexander Beadle
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In a new meta-analysis of past cannabis impairment studies, researchers at the University of Sydney have identified a "window of impairment" following medium and high-dose cannabis use, during which users should avoid complex and/or safety-related tasks such as driving.
While the exact duration of impairment will vary with dosage, consumption method, and the specific task that a user is trying to carry out, the researchers say that their findings will have implications for the application of drug-driving laws and the development of related evidence-based policy.
Cannabis intoxication lasts between 3 to 10 hours
Traces of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the main intoxicant in cannabis, can be found in the body for weeks after the cannabis product has actually been used. By comparison, the actual impairment time caused by that cannabis product is fleeting. This raises problems in terms of how laws such as drug-driving restrictions are enforced; a simple positive test for presence of THC in saliva might not actually tell a traffic law enforcer very much at all about whether a driver is impaired.
"Legal cannabis use, both medical and non-medical, is increasingly common across the world," Dr Danielle McCartney from the Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics at the University of Sydney, said in a statement. "THC is known to acutely impair driving and cognitive performance but many users are unsure how long this impairment lasts and when they can resume safety-sensitive tasks, such as driving, after cannabis consumption."
The University of Sydney researchers conducted a meta-analysis on 80 studies from the past 20 years that dealt with THC-induced impairment. The results of the meta-analysis confirmed that acute THC use can impair aspects of driving performance and identified a clear "window of impairment" lasting for between three-to-ten hours depending on the dose and type of skill being tested.
"Our analysis indicates that impairment may last up to 10 hours if high doses of THC are consumed orally," McCartney said. "A more typical duration of impairment, however, is four hours, when lower doses of THC are consumed via smoking or vaporisation and simpler tasks are undertaken (e.g., those using cognitive skills such as reaction time, sustained attention and working memory)."
"This impairment may extend up to six or seven hours if higher doses of THC are inhaled and complex tasks, such as driving, are assessed."
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Co-author Dr Thomas Arkell, added: "We found that impairment is much more predictable in occasional cannabis users than regular cannabis users. Heavy users show significant tolerance to the effects of cannabis on driving and cognitive function, while typically displaying some impairment."
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Academic Director of the Lambert Initiative Professor Iain McGregor said: "THC can be detected in the body weeks after cannabis consumption while it is clear that impairment lasts for a much shorter period of time. Our legal frameworks probably need to catch up with that and, as with alcohol, focus on the interval when users are more of a risk to themselves and others. Prosecution solely on the basis of the presence of THC in blood or saliva is manifestly unjust."
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These University of Sydney researchers have collaborated on other cannabis-related studies on driving in the past, including a randomized trial investigating the specific effects of vaped cannabidiol (CBD) – another major cannabinoid present in cannabis – on driving performance. Working with colleagues from Maastricht University, the Netherlands, the researchers found CBD to exert no negative effects on driving ability, however other researchers in the field have pointed out that only low doses of CBD were examined in the study, and so more work on this topic is likely needed in the future.


The question isn't that straightforward. I'm always tempted to try to do more than I need to.
Years ago, in a meditation group, I learned the concept: "No more, no less." The idea is that you should give–or do–as much as you can with the caveat: no more and no less. Discernment is key.
With both my training work and the blog, I want to give a lot. When I teach, I want to be well prepared and not caught short.
But how do I determine what's enough? I don't have an easy metric I can turn to.
Once I start believing that I should do more, I spin out in a whirl of overwhelm and worry. In my tizz, I start forgetting things, including the things I actually need to be doing.
How much do I really need to do? Before I can even decide, I need to slow down and breathe. (And stop acting like a happy puppy dog running in circles trying to please!) Time to call up a cool, calm and more objective side of myself.
What's going to best serve the client? What's the goal from their perspective?
What really has to be done?
What else would I like to do if I had time?
What would make this really fun?
Chances are I'll work on my special slides anyway, because they are fun and they allow me to exercise a bit of creativity. But I know that I'll be working on them for my pleasure, not because the client requires them. And I'll probably have to keep reminding myself to make sure the basics of my project are complete before I lose myself adding some artistic flair.
What about that mountain of requests from legitimate nonprofits that really need your help? How do you even decide how much to give? Once again, it's time to take a big breath and consider what's behind the impulse to give. Are you OK doing what you can, or do you believe that you have to do more in order to be seen (or see yourself) as the good, kind, generous and lovable soul you are.
When we don't know that we're enough and have "done enough," it's hard to enjoy the feeling of generosity behind what we do.
How much to do in a day?
Another complicated question. I have a big appetite for what I think I can accomplish. At the end of my day, there's usually a mountain of stuff undone. And that leaves plenty of room for regret, even though, in truth, I did plenty.
Maybe I should add a ritual to my day (do you have one?) to step back and reflect on everything I did experience, give, or realize. Chances are I did what I could do. No more. No less.
Really understanding what is "no more/no less" requires contemplation–weaving together head with heart. Given how fast today's world comes at us, we need an inner litmus test that allows us to feel complete and good in the face of all that we could have done or could have given.
That's enough for today. There's more I could write…another day. Instead I'll stop.
I have just been doing the dance with "knowing enough". The hesitancy to move forward with offering a class for teens comes from a place of the inner critic saying "but you might not know enough yet". Read another book, listen to another speaker, practice more……and then I hear my inner voice say "relax, let go, you will do fine". I rest in the place that I do know enough to start; that the learning I need will come from the doing, from jumping in with a group of teens and letting them teach me. A bit scary that place and also exhilarating. The place of trust feels so calm. The place of "you need to know more" feels so anxious and frenzied. I can dance back to trust when I feel myself questioning my readiness.
Thanks Cathy. It's always interesting for me to read that this happens to others, even someone as talented as you are! The teens will have a real gift when you start offering your course!


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Emilio María Juan Crisostomo Drake y de la Cerda, 1st Marquess of Cañada Honda (27 January 1855 – 2 July 1915), was a Spanish aristocrat and politician, member of the Congress of Deputies as well as senator for the province of Puerto Rico, a Spanish colony at the time. Closely linked to the Liberal Party, Drake became senator in 1891 and deputy in 1898, being an active member of the Senate's and the Congress' committees regarding public works and infrastructure in Puerto Rico and Peninsular Spain. He was awarded the Grand Cross of the Order of Isabella the Catholic and made Maestrante of Seville.

Background and family (1855-1893)
Emilio was born in January 1855 into a wealthy aristocratic family. His father, Carlos Guillermo Drake y Núñez del Castillo, Count of Vega Mar and Viscount of Escambray, was the son of a wealthy Englishman, James Ash Drake, who had made his fortune on the Spanish island colony of Cuba in the late eighteenth century. His mother, Carlota, was part of the island's aristocracy (her father was the Marquess of San Felipe y Santiago and later Count of Castillo, Grandee of Spain). In the early 1800s, after the independence of Spanish American possessions, the family emigrated to the Peninsula and settled in Madrid. Carlos married Virginia De la Cerda y Gand-Villain-Rochefoucauld de Bayers, member of the House of De La Cerda, one of Spain's most important noble houses. Virginia was the daughter of José Máximo De La Cerda y Palafox, 6th Count of Parcent, 6th Marquess of Bárboles (, ), cousin to Empress Eugenia of France, and of Marie de Gand-Vilain de La Rochefoucauld-Bayers, Marquise de Bayers, Comtesse du Saint-Empire, a Franco-Spanish aristocrat, granddaughter of the last Prince de la Rochefoucauld-Bayers.

Virginia married Carlos Drake in 1847, the year he was made a count and gentilhombre to Queen Isabella II.

Upon her father's death in 1851, Virginia became 7th Marchioness of Eguaras and was admitted into the Royal Order of Queen Maria Luisa.

The couple had several children:
 Carlos Drake y De la Cerda, 2nd Count of Vega Mar and 8th Marquess of Eguaras
 Luis Drake y De la Cerda, married to the daughter of the Counts of Maluque
 Emilio Drake y De la Cerda, 1st Marquess of Cañada Honda
 Rosalía Drake y De la Cerda, who married her cousin José Luis De la Cerda, 9th Count of Villar.
The Count of Vega Mar died in 1880. Virginia, the dowager countess died in 1909 getting to meet her grand-granddaughter Maria (later 3rd Marchioness of Cañada Honda).

Marriage and children
Emilio Drake married Maria Asunción Fernández-Durán y Bernaldo de Quirós in 1879. The young bride was another member of a prominent aristocratic family: her father was Manuel Fernández-Durán y Pando, 5th Marquess of Perales del Río (G.d.E) and 4th Marquess of Tolosa. The couple had ten children, among them:
 Francisco de Paula Drake y Fernández-Durán (1880-1936), 2nd Marquess of Cañada Honda, who married Luisa de Santiago Lacave, daughter of General Luis Santiago, Minister of War. He was murdered by communists during the Spanish Civil War
 Antonia Drake y Fernández-Durán (1888-1868) who married her cousin, Emilio Drake y Redondo, 10th Marquess of Eguaras.
The couple made an acquaintance with Queen Regent Maria Christina and prominent of members of the Liberal Party, such as Antonio Maura (who later became a Conservative). In March 1893, in the context of "caciquismo", electoral strategy based on landlords putting pressure on peasants, Emilio Drake was granted the peerage of Marquess of Cañada Honda in exchange for "whipping" the votes of Segovia, his province, for the Liberal Party. Furthermore, Emilio was the youngest of his family and didn't get to inherit any of his family's grand titles hence why the queen regent created the peerage for him.

Death
Emilio Drake was last elected deputy in 1907 and left his seat in the Chamber of Deputies in 1908. He retired to his estate in La Cervanta, Toledo, the following year. He died in July 1915. His son, Francisco, became the 2nd Marquess of Cañada Honda.

Styles
27 January 1855 - 12 April 1891: The Most Illustrious, Don Emilio Drake y De La Cerda

12 April 1891 - 20 March 1893: The Most Illustrious, Don Emilio Drake y De La Cerda, Senator for Puerto Rico

20 March 1893 - 2 July 1915: The Most Excellent The Marquess of Cañada Honda, Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Isabella the Catholic, Maestrante of La Real de Sevilla

1898-1908: The Most Excellent The Marquess of Cañada Honda, Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Isabella the Catholic, Maestrante of La Real de Sevilla, Deputy to the Cortes Generales.

See also
Marquess of Cañada Honda

References

1855 births
1915 deaths
Members of the Senate of Spain
Members of the Congress of Deputies of the Spanish Restoration
Liberal Party (Spain, 1880) politicians
Spanish people of English descent
Spanish people of Cuban descent
Spanish nobility


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HomeLESSONS & INSTRUMENTSBowed String Instruments
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Bowed string instruments are mostly used in a classical symphony orchestra, these instruments are the violin, viola, cello and double bass.
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"Showtime" Shawn Porter (26-1-1 16 KO) defeated Adrien "The Problem" Broner (30-2 22 KO) by unanimous decision with scores of 114-112, 115-111, and 118- 108.
From the opening bell, Porter was the aggressor, using his powerful left jab to work his way in and landing overhand rights/lefts and multiple combinations while trying to deal with Broner's bush league tactics.
Broner had his best moments when he landed left and right counter hooks as Porter rushed in but he discredited himself by constantly holding and pushing down the relentless Porter. Granted Porter was coming in low but Broner was intentional in his felonious actions. He was warned several times by referee Tony Weeks who rightfully could have taken a point many times but waited until the eleventh to do so.
In the twelfth and final round, Broner landed a perfect left counter as Porter came in and dropped him for the first time in his career. Poter got up with a look to say "ya got me" but continued his aggressive approach through to the bell. A little too late for Broner as it was just Porter's night in all aspects.
Throughout the fight, Porter was just the more active fighter pushing every second. Even in the close rounds, Porter's high energy attack was the difference. Look no further than the numbers to see Porter's dominance. Porter threw more punches, 590 to 309, landed more 149 to 88 as well as led in both power punch categories, 398-206 thrown, 99-68 landed.
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"You know what? That's how you beat a great fighter intelligently, we did everything we needed to do in preparation for this fight and coming out we wanted to establish our jab, establish that we are the better boxer, I think we did that over the course of the fight, try to stick with the pressure as well, and establish dominance"
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I'm ok, my kids are ok, I'm financially fine, it was a good fight at the end of the day, great champions can take a good loss, great champions can take a good win,
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Nicéas Drumont (Nicéas Alves Martins, nascido em 1951 no povoado Itaipu - Rosário, Maranhão), foi um cantor e compositor brasileiro. Morreu cedo, aos 39 anos.

Nascido no povoado Itaipu, em Rosário - Maranhão, e vindo de uma família humilde, o rapaz desde cedo demonstrou grande habilidade no trato com as palavras, pois extraía com facilidade a musicalidade escondida por trás de versos por ele mesmo inventados. De alguma forma ele sabia que aquele dom poderia servir mais do que para animar reuniões familiares e encontro com amigos. O talento de Niceas não ficou restrito a seu povoado, a São Luís ou mesmo ao Maranhão. Buscando projetar seu nome, ele resolveu arriscar uma carreira artística fora de sua terra. Mesmo enfrentando dificuldades financeiras e a consequente separação da família, embarcou rumo ao Rio de Janeiro, onde permaneceu por aproximadamente dois anos, enfrentando as dificuldades naturais e os obstáculos de quem contava apenas com o talento e com a vontade de vencer pela própria arte. Após deixar o Rio de Janeiro, o artista maranhense foi aventurar sua sorte em São Paulo, de onde conseguiu se projetar para todo o Brasil. Suas composições começaram a tocar nas rádios e ele se tornou um nome bastante requisitado por parte de diversos intérpretes que se encantavam com as apuradas letras e com as soluções melódicas do jovem compositor.

Compositor de vários estilos, compôs mais de cem canções românticas que foram gravados por artistas como Sérgio Reis, Célia & Celma, Genival Lacerda, Sula Miranda, Fafá de Belém, Nando Cordel e Ângelo Máximo, além de composições de forró, a maioria lançadas por Genival Lacerda.

Nicéas Drumont faleceu no dia 27/08/1990.

Discografia
 (1984) Nicéas Drumont
 (1982) Eu, Você e a Cidade
 (1979) Peregrinação

Cantores do Maranhão
Compositores do Maranhão
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