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The morning after the morning before……
I don't know about anyone else, but I have a sneaky feeling that I still feel pretty much the same as you all do. Bit like a wounded animal who desperately needs a vet, but can't get to one.
I hurt from that defeat, or rather embarrassment against Chelsea and I just can't seem to shake it off. Maybe half the problem is that it followed the defeat against the Mancs on our own turf, being knocked out of the FA Cup by Stoke.
Had the defeats been spread out through the season, maybe it wouldn't feel quite so bad, but it does.
Not only is it hard enough to stomach, but then you have to read all the comments from the likes of Ballack who says we are too soft, Deco, who says we are bottlers and then the only thing our leader can say is we were 'Naive' – how can he say that?
Arsene, you are the one being naive, you are the one who thinks that all of our players are good enough – you are clearly very very wrong. Ok, we can't do anything about it right now because the transfer window has closed but come the summer things have to change, and quite dramatically in my mere humble opinion.
I won't jump on the 'Arsene Wenger out' bandwagon just yet, but I have to say that I don't think it will be too long before I do – probably right at the end of the summer!!
Listening to some of the pundits yesterday, some of them are now questioning how he has been allowed to continue as our manager when things have gone the way they have for so long. I haven't really heard them say that before, but of course, they are right.
Then to hear Nigel Winterburn – he made it sound so very simple; he echoed the opinions of most of the fans. He said we need to bring in experience – a keeper, defender, midfielder and a striker.
Well said Nigel!! Maybe he could call Arsene Wenger and give him his views, and why not get Winterburn to pop along to the training days and help Clichy get back to the way we all know Clichy can play.
Walcott says we need to find a killer instinct, well I say to Theo, why don't you start by finding it yourself!! Clichy says 'Don't write us off' – I say to him, try staying on your post for corners and stop going for a wander!!
I could go on, but what's the point…
Little bit of news – Luke Freeman and JET have been added to the Champions League squad. JET being added is not too much of a surprise, but Freeman, now that is interesting. He does like to score, but hanging our hopes on such a young footballer is not the best place to be in really. Like I said, it could turn out to be very very interesting…..
On loan Jay Simpson isn't happy having been replaced by Marcus Bent – why not get him back, he is a striker and right now we don't have one… Do I sound desperate now 😉
That's it, not much I know, maybe tomorrow especially at 10pm, I will feel a little brighter…
I hope we all do…
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Classy Arsenal Erupt All Over Pompey
The lads really put the boot into Portsmouth didn't they?? In a day marred by news that Portsmouth's money men have been turning the lights off, drawing the curtains and hiding behind the sofa when the taxman came calling, the Portsmouth team could have done without our ruthless lot coming to town, to top a bad day at the office off with what only can be described as an exhibition match…
I'd like to say I feel a little sorry for them. It is the season of good will after all. They are bottom of the league, their players haven't been paid and the Pompey fans are still fully behind their team, but, there is no room for sentiment in football, especially when your in the title race and 3 points are up for grabs. I'm glad we smashed them. I'm selfish like that, I couldn't give a toss what happens at Pompey, I'm an Arsenal fan and I know I'll sleep well tonight with 3 points and 4 goals in the bag…
I find it an interesting statistic that in the time Wenger's been in charge at our beloved, well run club, Portsmouth have had 11 managers!! No wonder they are in the mess they are in. Stability really is key in football, but I guess they've found out the hard way…
The game itself was a complete mis-match. Pompey, as expected tried to be competitive in a combative nature, but the midfield trio of Song, Diaby and Ramsey looked assured on the ball and were just as good without it. Song and Diaby used their strength and physiques well and we closed Pompey down at every opportunity. We gave them no room to breathe and after a scrappy opening 10 minutes the players started to find their feet and settle down. We were beginning to settle into a rhythm and with the class and quality beginning to show it was only a matter of time before the 1st goal came. With a little luck..
It came in the form of another free kick. I don't really know why Wenger lets Robin take them..He hasnt scored from one in 3 seasons of trying, yet while he's been injured weve scored from three with three different scorers..fancy that!!! This time it was Eduardo's turn..
On the half hour mark Ramsey was tripped just outside the box and it was perfect for a left footer. Up stepped the little Crozillian who's shot was heading towards the right hand corner, only for it to take a deflection and end up in the left. No doubt the dubious goals panel will try to award it as an OG, seeing as though Eduardo's not everyone outside the club's favorite cup of tea, but 75% of Fat Franks goals have come just the same way. It was Dudu's goal all day long…
The second was a long time in coming but with only minutes left before half time it can be seen as perfect timing. Eduardo found himself in the box with the ball at his feet after a wonderful left footed pass from Song. With hesitation from the defenders with no challenge coming in, it seemed like he had all the time in the world to pick a pass to Ramsey, who cleverly slipped the ball to Nasri. The feisty Frenchmen hasn't really impressed away from home, but we've stuck by him and he didn't let us down. On retrieving Ramsey's pass he looked to have taken the ball too far as he let it roll to the right. I expected him to hit it first time but Nasri's choice was justified as he drilled a worm burner into the bottom corner. It was a great finish and at 2-0 the game was over..
The third was a peach. It had been said before the game that Ramsey owes us a big performance. Pompey were the perfect opportunity for him to stamp his authority on a game right from the start like he does for Wales. He's done well in cameo roles but I've always been left unimpressed whenever he's started for us. Well, he stamped his authority on this one with a fantastic goal which left me giving the lad a round of applause through my television. Pompey looked set to break after one of our attacks had been fruitless but Ramsey pounced on the situation, stole the ball from his man, side stepped his way round another and hit a left footed shot which three keepers couldn't have stopped. What a shot.
Pompey scored (yawn) and our fourth well and truly put the game to bed. Song's midfield performance was a joy to behold and all that was missing was a goal. He got it and a lot of it was his own work. Song took possession in the middle of the park about 35 yards away from the Pompey goal and he put his head down and drove towards it Diaby style. He tried to dribble his way through 2 defenders but was stopped in the penalty box. The ball was deflected out to the right only for Nasri to pick it up. Song stayed in the box, lost his man and called for the ball to be put on his bonce and Nasri obliged with a cross that took out all the defenders. Song, in yards of space, powered a header into the net from 12 yards out. Big header from a big player. He's become one of the first names on the team sheet this year and well played to him. Chelsea forked out 25 million for Essien, Liverpool forked out 18 million for Mascherano.
We've only got one Song and he was peanuts!!! Songs emergence as one of the PL's best midfielders is a credit to the lad. After taking early stick he's grown in stature and in confidence and he plays like he knows how good he is. What makes him even better is that he's just as good at CB. Whenever Gallas or Tommy bomb forward, Song fills the gap they leave. What a player. Damn the ACN, it's as much as a nuisance as those crappy friendlies that get played through the season. Whoever heard of a competition that gets played half way through another competition? Ridiculous. It's so far behind the times and the sooner the authorities sort it out the better because as far as im concerned its a burden…
Anyway, 4-1 to the good guys and we are in prime position to take 2nd place from the Manc's next week..
Almunia..6..Made a good save in early in the first half at his near post which you would expect him to make, but didn't look that great with the crosses and I thought he could have done better with the goal.
Sagna..6..Looks better doing defensive work than what he does going forward but still fairly solid..
Gallas..7..Has been immense this season but was nowhere to be seen for the Pompey goal and roamed forward far too often. Still a good display though..
Big Tom..8..I really want my sister to marry him. What a player. Committment, desire, strength. I love him in the defence but I'd really like to see him in the midfield while Song is away…
Traore..6..Got caught out of position a few times, especially for the goal, but he's getting better and it's going to be interesting to see what Wenger does when Clichy, Gibbs and Traore are all fit..
Ramsey..7..Looked assured on the ball with some good touches. Great goal and good touch for the assist and he looks a great player for the future.
Song..9..Man of the match. Superb display. Everything you want from a midfielder. Energy, heart, strength, passing, tackling and a super headed goal to top it off..
Diaby..7..Had an impressive first half but went missing in the second. He's done well in his last 3 matches but they've all been in halves. He did well in the second half against Hull and Villa. I'd like to see 90minutes from him..
Nasri..7..Good goal and good assist but drifts in and out of the game a lot. Like Diaby I'd like to see 90minutes from him. Especially away from the comfort zone of the Emirates.
Dudu..7..Did well tonight. The movement seems to be coming back and the goals are beginning to come again, whether scuffed or deflected, but who cares?? They could all go in off his backside for all I care. A goal's a goal and when you're a striker it brings confidence. Let's hope he stays fit and gets a long run in the team..
Arshavin..6..He really is taking one for the team isn't he?? With no other strikers capable of leading the line in Nikki and Robin's absence, this man is sacrificing his all round game so others can play theirs, and he's still capable of banging in a screamer even when he plays poorly. Hopefully, Dudu's sharpness will return soon and AA can be restored back to his role where he can start getting himself in the games again. Unless Wenger buys a striker???
Rosicky..5..I love this guy, I really do. There isn't a more magical player than a fully fit and firing Tomas but it's not happening. Match sharpness is key, but how long will it be before he's injured again??? And time is running out..
Eastmond..5..Good energy. Definitely looks a good prospect…
Vela..5..Like Eastmond, wasn't really given enough time. We should see 90minutes from them against Wham in the Cup..
In conclusion, I know it's only Portsmouth, but there's 38 games to play to win the league and you can only beat the team thats in front of you every week. 3 points are 3 points and it was a committed performance that deserved the win. If Manure or Chelsea would have won 4-1 every pundit would have been creaming over the future champions, so we should feel the same. That's 16 points now from 18 and we have a good chance at getting another 9 points from the next three fixtures before the tricky run of games start at the end of January. So far so good..
88 Comments	| match report	| Tagged: aa, arsenal, Arsene, arshavin, chelsea, Dudu., pompey, Portsmouth, Premier League, Walcott, wembley	| Permalink
New York or London, you can still love The Arsenal…….
Yesterday my sister, her husband and their son came to visit -I'd like to think it was to see me, but I know it was to see the new additions in our family! 😉
It's funny though, both my brother in law and nephew, like me, were born within ten miles of the old Reading ground, Elm Park and during our younger years went to watch them play and still do, but like me, Reading are not their 'real' team, theirs is Liverpool! (ARGH!)
They are all going off to the Madejski Stadium for the FA Cup match between Reading and Liverpool and I asked them both who they wanted to win. Without hesitation, they both replied Liverpool and for one second I was surprised and questioned them.
My brother in law replied – Well who would you want to win if it were Reading v Arsenal and without a second thought I said, 'Arsenal'….
My point? Cesc is born and bred a Spaniard, and Barcelona was his childhood team, but deep down you can develop a true love for a new club as many of us have. And Cesc's new club and TRUE club is ours! Anymore rubbish in the paps about him I won't be reading anymore, let alone believing..
Tomorrow we are off to play a side by the coast that are fighting for every point they can get.
I have to be honest, and no disrespect to the opposition, but we should win and win well, I just hope we can do it without our little gem Cesc, he needs to rest his injury properly. That's if he is injured of course!
It will also be the penultimate game for Alex 'Billabong' Song – just read he is free to play against the Hammers on Saturday, but for Eboue, its his last game, if he plays!
What about the gossip as we head towards the transfer window?
This morning there isn't any – not that I have found anyway!
We have just three days to go and the window opens – it will like sitting at home during the holiday period watching 'Homes under the Hammer' – what is up for auction and how much will we have to pay?
I have seen the programme, its dreadful, you get the 'little person' offering the right price for the house, then in comes Mr & Mrs Money Bags who bid against them just to secure the deal – a bit like us up against The Chavs and their millions!
Thankfully though, Arsene Wenger doesn't enter that game, he will already know which player(s) he is going to buy, if any of course! He won't enter a battle of the finances – he will just go about his business quietly in the background and then we will all leap like the ten lords once did and get very excited at the prospect of seeing a new 16 year old English player signed from under the nose of… Rafa or Fergie!!
Ok, again I am being cynical – but Wenger has made me feel like that over the last few years!
All I hope is that he does what we all hope, and he strengthens the squad just a little to see us over the line in the race for a couple of trophies….
Arsene says Cesc will be out for either three days, or three weeks – well that is helpful Arsenal! Other than that not a lot of gossip to report right now.. 😦
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Back To The Future and Captain Kremlin..
Last night whilst watching yesterdays game on Football First I thought I was going to feel really proud of our youngsters and our squad, then I realized these wins at the end of the season may be detrimental to next years campaign.
When the transfer window opens and we have the chance to buy players Arsene can always fall back on these games and say we have strength and belief and all that tosh.
In reality we did the same thing last year, we fielded weakened sides mainly because of injuries and the Ice Cream man got himself suspended, so we won a few games with no pressure on them and got a respectable third, we would not have won those games if we was fighting for first, these youngsters would have bottled it.. I have a new theory the Premiership before Christmas is a tight competitive league but after Christmas some teams have given up the fight, Middlesborough and Portsmouth being two examples, so when we beat them we fool ourselves and think we are fantastic but when we meet the big boys on the up like Man U and Chelsea that's when the truth hits home.
We then go into the transfer window with the attitude of we would like that player but if we cannot buy him for so much it doesn't matter we have all these great players that won at Portsmouth etc.. So we don't deal like our lives depend on it.
We all know these players are good, but will they stick together for 4 years and indeed can we wait four years to see how good they will be?? RvP doesn't seem to want to and whilst we are producing players one end the conveyor belt is chucking them of at the other..
Yesterday we looked composed and elegant but we were flattered by the scoreline, we are not clinical enough and could have conceded as many as we scored at vital times in the match, that's football okay it may be, but it would be better if we could learn from these pieces of luck and try to eliminate the mistakes from our games?
We were very lively and defended well from the striker back, are you watching Ade???? Bendtner, Vela and Captain Fantastic Arshavin all closing down the Pompey defence.
The first goal 9/10 times it would have been saved, but this was no ordinary goalkeeper this was England's No1 goalkeeper and he gifted a goal to Bendtner when he let a half decent header fumble through his grasp. Bendtners "windmill" goal celebration straight out of the Mick Channon's goal celebration book.. Was that payback time for all the Pompey fans booing our Theo??
The second goal came from a penalty when Andrey was brought down for the second time, in the big games last year like Hleb's in the Champions League we never get a sniff of a penalty in Mickey Mouse games like these we always get the "Lucky Arsenal" jibes and they always even up and all that. Righty oh!!!
The third came from Vela after we could just have easily conceded one, when he latched on to a rebound from a Arshavin shot.
I hope that Gazadis and co realize that we would have lost that game if it wasn't for our captain for the day, the player we spent real money on!!
Fabianski.. 7.5.. Solid performance with some good reaction saves..
Sagna .. 7.. Faultless had load of time on the ball If he of played LB that would have been too many changes..
Song.. 7.. Looking every inch a Arsenal squad player, I cannot see him being world class but a first class stand in at CB and in the DM position.
Djourou.. 7 .. Nice solid performance he looked good next to Song in last years Carling Cup campaign.
Eboue.. 6.5 .. Caught out of position a lot that saw Arshavin playing left back .. funny in these games..
Ramsey.. 7..Not sure what he will become a bit like Frank Lampard I suppose good but plain..
Denilson.. 6.5 He should have shone like a beacon in this Arsenal side, but just another game.. Okay though.
Walcott.. 5.5.. Got plenty of stick off the away fans, may of hampered his game, poor final ball in as usual..
Arshavin. 8.. Made a surprisingly good captain ..Outrageous at times, picking up the Premiership pace now and class is showing.
Bendtner.. 7.5 .. Two goals made him look good, but a hard working performance , seems to fit into the team better than Ade now..
Vela..7.. The cheeky chappie, hard working needs a bit of a run in the team, have we time for all these experiments?
The subs who came on just fitted in but the game was over.. Didn't see the point of Bishcoff, part of the Arsene charity I guess..
A quick word about our away support, the Sol done the double and the Kanu boo's were loud and clear.. well done lads, class….
308 Comments	| match report	| Tagged: arsenal, arshavin, pompey, Portsmouth, Walcott, Wenger	| Permalink
Stan to make Arsenal great again and a day out at the seaside for the kiddies???
The latest news hitting the headlines this weekend is that our American friend has upped his stake to a measly 28.3% making him the biggest shareholder at the club…I welcome this with open arms for two reasons…
Firstly and more simply…I don't want the Uzbek that looks like the bad guy from dangermouse to take control….Baron Von Usmanov looks like someone I wouldn't buy a used car from so I definitely don't wont him in charge of our club…
Secondly and more importantly for our future…I feel a freshen up is needed at the club and has been for a while…whilst I am proud of our traditionalist values I also am of the opinion that the situation behind the scenes has become stale. The current board have become complacent in recent years and have allowed Wenger to run the club as he likes…..The Kroenke /Gazidis combo brings a fresh of breath air to the club…. Americans are as competitive as anyone and they like to win….I fully believe that they will try to corner the American market with the Arsenal brand….but that also means winning trophies to help to sell the brand….and to win trophies you need to spend money….Kroenke and Gazidis are sports businessmen….businessmen speculate to accumulate so I'm hopeful of a fruitful transfer window….fingers crossed eh??
Onto the footie….
With Wednesdays shenanigans well and truly out of the system(?) we get to support our great team once again in the competition that is our bread and butter….We go to Pompey still in the battle for the great English prize that is 3rd place and I'm really excited that Wenger has declared he will field a full strength squad to achieve this reward, even though we have a CL semi final second leg to play with a goal deficit to make up???
Ok, Ok, sarcastic remarks out of the way….i'm sorry but i'm still smarting with the team selections from the Chelsea and ManUtd games….
I personally enjoy it when we play Pompey…they have done well to get where they are and their fans are amongst the best in the PL… Remember when we thrashed them at their patch in the days of Henry, Bergkamp, Vieira et al (huge sigh)???? Pompey "can we play you every week'" fans remember where they came from, proud to be where they are and are appreciative of good pure football teams, even when they lose…so I have a huge amount of respect for them so they deserve to see us field our strongest team ….
Although I feel the fight for third is meaningless, we still have a 20 game unbeaten run to maintain so I suspect Wenger will stick with the 4-2-3-1 formation..seeing as though it works against mediocre teams, and I suspect Wenger will practically field a full strength squad…
I feel he'll go with:
Almunia
Eboue Kolo JD Gibbs
Song Denilson
Theo Cesc AA
RVP, Dudu and Silvestre have injuries so it is very unlikely they will play…and Sagna, Nasri, Ade and Diaby will be rested seeing as though they are vital to the cause on tuesday(especially Ade and Diaby)….
I don't feel there is any importance to todays game… so I'd rest the 'big' players….I'd put them all in a room for the day with a big mirror on the wall… and make them watch the repeats of the Chelsea, Liverpool and Manure games….and I'd play the kids and give the armband to Arshavin…
I'd stick with the same back 5…but i'd like to see Ramsey and Coquelin as the deep midfielders, with AA, Merida and Vela as the attacking three, with Nikki up top….
Whatever team we field, I expect us to win because we are The Arsenal and we are the greatest team the world has ever seen..FACT…. and its a fact because we all say so every week…and we'll cruise it 2-0… with AA scoring both goals….
Today the club we love will bring a huge smile to our faces until Tuesday when its squeaky bum time…..lets beat Pompey..take the momentum into the 2nd leg and lets have Manure…. Rio is 50/50 and they are defensively crap without Rio…remember Gooners…we beat them 2-1 at THOF earlier in the season….we almost had them 2-0 if it wasn't for that late goal… WE CAN DO IT…. WE MUST DO IT…but first things first and lets show Pompey why their fans want to play us every week…..
Enjoy the match guys…don't forget to give all your predictions….a holiday a Ricos playing with the Chucks is up for grabs (now)….
121 Comments	| Uncategorized	| Tagged: Almunia, arsenal, arshavin, Eduardo, pompey, Portsmouth, Wenger	| Permalink


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Welcome to this week's bloghop - and of course it's not #08 - we're up to #18, how amazing!
What a gorgeous inspiration picture this week.
It's not hard to be inspired by pinks, but the card I finished up with is nothing like what I had initially planned to make. I love the bricks, the mass of flowers, the pink and of course the vesper.
To create this card I have taken the resultant beautiful white embossed panel, fussy cut along the top edge and sponged it with Powder Pink first using sponge daubers, then add a soft layer of Sweet Sugarplum sponged in a circular motion in the centre of each of the main blooms. And lastly added a faint wash of wild wasabi using the aquapainter in the valleys between some of the raised blossoms.
The copper trim is the gorgeous thin washi from the new Year of Cheer Specialty Washi tape and the sentiment is from the Wood Words set.
Up next week is Jacque, and her gorgeous style will be well suited to these colours. Be sure and hop all the way around for some brilliant inspiration, and don't forget you have 2 weeks to create your own card using the challenge colours and post it to the Facebook page. have fun!
thanks so much to Heather's "So Detailed Thinlits Embossed"
I used the lovely wreath from the Hello lovely set but it's not as big as the image in the kit, and the sentiment took up more room so I flipped it from portrait to landscape. I also add the black metallic thread loops under the ribbon and I didn't even bother trying to add berry burst berries to the wreath as I knew that I would make a mess so I opted to use the berry glimmer dots which were perfect. It still seemed a bit sparse so I added some very fine berry splatters for a touch of texture.
I think this would make up quite quickly for a batch of cards- and it would be quite easy in a class situation also.
I also CASED the striped card on the far left of the picture and simply used a sponge roller to add some Emerald Envy ink just lightly rolled over the Black and White DSP. I love changing the colour of the DSP this way to suit. I used the same label treatment for the sentiment. I will confess I tried sponging the edges, painting the edges, drawing a line around etc and in the end came back to a plain white label with sentiment and a simple punched circle behind - but of course green or berry?, round or square? Next time maybe I'll just go for the kit and not fuss!!!
Be sure to hop all the way around for some amazing inspiration. And don't forget we love to see what you create too. You can post your image on our Facebook page .
Hello and welcome back for the first round of our Christmas Holiday Catalogue projects. How exciting to be using the Christmas catalogue already.
The products in the holiday catalogue are available now and I think there's something for everyone in there.
I am CASEing the Quilted Christmas section but using some different products as I am not yet ready to make Christmas cards.
Each gift box contains 4 notecards and 4 envelopes and 4 gift tags.
I stamped the leaves from the sunflower set using the babywipe technique. It's such a cool technique and so much fun because you never quite know what patterns you will get with the colours. I used only 3 drops each of Lemon -Lime Twist, Old Olive, and Tranquil Tide. I was able to stamp loads of leaves and then wondered what else I could do to use up some of the ink. The sentiment and the cute little wreath are from the Ready to Pop set - and I have to say again that I think this is one of the most underrated sets in the catalogue.
I wanted this set to be quick to put together so the leaf is simply stapled onto the 11/2"circle of plain card. The circle is then glued down and the sentiment ( in a 1"circle ) is simply adhered over the top of the staple with 2 dimensionals.
The DSP is so fresh and lovely and is from the new Thanksgiving set. I will be making more of these cute sets for the markets coming up. They are fun for Christmas gifts. The pizza boxes are fabulous, you simply must add them to your order.
Here's the inkpad and all the extra images I was able to stamp from 9 drops of ink! These will make up quickly for the markets in little gift packs. I have more images of pizza box gift packs which I made up, and you can see them here.
I am so glad Stampin' Up! has brought back the little 3 x 3 envelopes and I have to say the Pizza boxes are fabulous.
Next on from me this week is our guest designer Cathy Pinchbeck. It's so great to have new players celebrating the catalogue with us. Welcome Cathy.
Kathryn is before me this week.
and we'd love to see what you create this week using the holiday catalogue pages 4-9 as your inspiration. Post your creation to our Facebook page. It's easy!


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     * @ORM\ManyToOne(targetEntity="AppBundle\Entity\User")
     * @ORM\JoinColumns({
     *   @ORM\JoinColumn(name="ref_user_id", referencedColumnName="id")
     * })
     */
    private $refUser;

      /**
         * @param Role $refRole
      */
     public function setRefRole(\AppBundle\Entity\Role $refRole)
     {
       $this->refRole = $refRole;
     }

     /**
      * @param User $refUser
      */
     public function setRefUser(\AppBundle\Entity\User $refUser)
     {
        $this->refUser= $refUser;
     }

}

In my controller I want to insert the following (for a particular case I should insert in the background, the user can't choose his role):
 $user = new User();
 $role= new Role();
 $roleUser =new RoleUser();

 $roleUser->setRefUser($user->getId());
 $roleUser->setRefRole(1);

but I konw that I should pass a user and a role :
$roleUser->setRefUser($user);
 $roleUser->setRefRole($role);

A: You need to use a relation ManyToMany instead of OneToMany and remove your Entity RoleUser. you can follow the next example in the documentation official, to mapping this kind of relations.
For the save:
In this case you need to add in the two entities this relation:
<?php

use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;
use Doctrine\Common\Collections\ArrayCollection;

/**
 * Location
 *
 * @ORM\Table(name="location")
 * @ORM\Entity
 */
class Location
{
    /**
     * @var integer
     *
     * @ORM\Column(name="id", type="integer")
     * @ORM\Id
     * @ORM\GeneratedValue(strategy="AUTO")
     */
    private $id;

    /**
     * <p>Represent the </p>
     * @ORM\ManyToMany(targetEntity="LogoLocation", mappedBy="locations")
     */
    private $logoLocationCurse;
    /**
     * Location constructor.
     */
    public function __construct()
    {
        $this->logoLocationCurse = new ArrayCollection();
    }
    public function addlogoLocationCurse(LogoLocation $location)
    {
        $this->logoLocationCurse->add($location);
        $location->addLocations($this);
    }
    public function removeLogo(LogoLocation $location)
    {
        $this->logoLocationCurse->removeElement($location);
        $location->removeLocation($this);
    }
}

<?php
use Doctrine\Common\Collections\ArrayCollection;
use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM;
use \DateTime;

/**
 * Class LogoLocation
 * @ORM\Table(name="logo_location_curso")
 * @ORM\Entity
 */
class LogoLocation
{
    /**
     * @var integer
     * @ORM\Id
     * @ORM\Column(type="integer")
     * @ORM\GeneratedValue(strategy="AUTO")
     */
    protected $id;

    /**
     * Many Users have Many Groups.
     * @ORM\ManyToMany(targetEntity="Location", inversedBy="logocurso")
     * @ORM\JoinTable(name="logo_locations")
     */
    private $locations;
    /**
     * LogoLocation constructor.
     */
    public function __construct()
    {
        $this->locations    = new ArrayCollection();
    }
    /**
     * @param Location $location
     */
    public function addLocations(Location $location)
    {
        $this->locations->add($location);
    }
    /**
     * @param Location $location
     */
    public function removeLocation(Location $location)
    {
        $this->locations->removeElement($location);
    }
    /**
     *
     */
    public function removeLocations()
    {
        /** @var Location $location */
        foreach ($this->locations as $location) {
            $location->removeLogo($this);
        }
    }
}

and make the flush


To develop a functional cDNA chip, specific genes expressed in the tissues of swine Kagoshima Berkshire were screened. A total of 4,434 ESTs were obtained by constructing a cDNA library from total RNA isolated from the muscle and fat tissues, affirming their functions by investigating similarity of nucleotide sequences with the database at the NCBI. Among them, 1,230 ESTs were confirmed as novel genes, which, to date, have not been identified. Attaching the genes to a cDNA microarray slide revealed expression patterns of genes in muscle and fat according to the growth stages of swine. As specific genes expressed in the muscle tissues of swine with body weight of 30 kg, 60 genes including actin, myosin, tropomysin, transfer RNA-trp synthetase, Kel-like protein 23, KIAA0182 and COI, Foocen-m, etc were obtained. In addition, 18 novel genes were obtained. As specific genes expressed in fat tissues of swine with body weight of 30 kg, 47 genes including annexin II, Collagen, Fibronectin, Pleckstrin homology domain, serine protease, etc were obtained. 21 novel genes were also obtained. The genes specifically expressed in the muscle and fat tissues of swine affect contraction and relaxation of the muscle and the fat. However, studies on the expression mechanisms of the genes are insufficient. To reveal species of structural genes in swine muscle and fat tissue, interrelation studies in expression and function of genes by using the cDNA chip should be conducted.


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Q: How to create an element in javascript and pass parameters to it? In the new v1 web components spec, you can create a new element by saying like
class gg extends HTMLElement {
    constructor(a) {
        super();
    }
}

customElements.define('gg-gg', gg);

and then you can create a new instance of it, by doing like
<gg-gg></gg-gg>

or
new gg(1);

or even
document.createElement("gg-gg");

But in that last way document.createElement("gg-gg"), how would you pass a parameter into it for the a in the constructor?

A: You can use a function to create a class expression where default parameters are used to set constructor

const gcreate = (...props) => {
  const gg = class extends HTMLElement {
    constructor(a = props) {
      console.log(a);
      a.find(prop =>
        typeof prop === "object"
        && !Array.isArray(prop))
        ["def"](789)
      super();
    }
  }
  customElements.define('gg-gg', gg);
  return document.createElement("gg-gg");
}

let g = gcreate(
        // pass parameters
        "abc"
        , 123
        , [4,5,6]
        , {def:(prop) => console.log(prop)}
        , null, void 0
        );

A: You can pass and options object at second parameter to document.createElement() where property is set to "is", within contructor use setTimeout() call .getAttribute() on variable identifier referencing super() to get value of "is" property

class gg extends HTMLElement {
    constructor(a) {
        const curr = super();
        setTimeout((el) => {
          console.log(JSON.parse(el.getAttribute("is")))
        }, 0, curr)
    }
}

customElements.define('gg-gg', gg);

const g = document.createElement("gg-gg", {"is":JSON.stringify({"abc":123})});

A: Here's another way you can load in arguments into your constructor. It works by loading in a temp payload.

// Args
var args;

// Create Element
var createElem = function (element, arguments) {
  typeof arguments === 'undefined' ? args = {} : args = arguments;
  return document.createElement('gg-gg');
}

// Define Custom Component
customElements.define('gg-gg', class extends HTMLElement {
  constructor() {
    super();
    console.log(args);
  }
});

// Arguments
createElem('gg-gg', {
  width: 500,
  height: 500,
});

// No arguments
createElem('gg-gg');


The more we drove long distances through Africa, the more we realised that the journey is not about the destination, but the road you take. As we approached Dar Es Salaam from the west, somewhere in the Tanzanian heartland between Mbeya and Mikumi, we found the most spectacular mountain pass.
We turned a corner and it appeared. An endless vista of rolling mountains, lined with dry scrubland, a snake-shaped ribbon of tarmac picking its way down the mountains. Around us, lazy green trees fanned their branches out over the crisp yellow grass beneath, whilst glinting red-and-white barriers had been installed to prevent vehicles plummeting down the mountain.
It was very steep. Trucks groaned as they crawled uphill at walking pace, whilst others going down kept their speed in check in a piercing squeal of tortured brakes. In the middle of it all was our four wheel drive; as fast as we were, this was Africa, and the unofficial law of the road meant that we were at the trucks' mercy. Passing them was extremely dangerous, and we relied on indicator signals from the truckers to tell us when it was safe to pass.
At the bottom of the pass, roadworkers were conducting traffic and pouring concrete. We needed to wait. Judging by how comfortable the other motorists were, smoking and chatting and walking around, we knew we had a wait ahead of us. We took our place in the queue and got out of the car under the staring eyes of many of the other drivers. Inbetween snickering laughter, we heard the word Mzungu from muttered conversations. We knew enough Swahili to know that it meant 'white man'. We ignored them. As we waited, locals tried to sell us bananas. Then, we got the signal to pass.
It was like the beginning of a motor race. People scrambled back to their vehicles, flicking cigarette butts into the roadside. The trucks started their big, roaring engines, whilst the cars squeezed past, scrambling, jostling for position. We followed the convoy through more roadblocks, stopping occasionally to let oncoming traffic past. We had the radio turned way up, capturing the attention of local kids who would come up to our window to listen and dance.
By the time we reached the valley floor, the roadworks were finished, and we found ourselves in a vast baobab landscape. The look of their tiny, wispy branches made it look as if they'd been picked up and replanted upside-down. Their ancient, bloated trunks surrounded us in their thousands, but each tree stood alone in their scattered, sparse forest.
We spotted Maasai tribespeople on the side of the road, a large tribal group identified by their distinctive red traditional outfits. They wore red robes and sandals, and carried spears with broad spearheads. With a head full of wonder, I thought about a Maasai tradition I had once read about; a rite of passage was for a young male to kill a lion to be welcomed into manhood. These days, with diminishing lion populations, hunts tend to include large groups of Maasai instead of individuals. In other countries, the practice is illegal altogether.
As the drive through the valley of the baobabs came to and end, we were stopped just outside Mikumi National Park by an unexpected welcoming party. A small herd of maasai giraffes were grazing just beside the road. We stopped to photograph them, ponder their massive height, and admire their dark brown, irregular jagged spots. Mesmerised by giraffes sampling canopy-high snacks with curling pink tongues, we realised we had parked in the centre of the highway. Behind us, a truck blared its horn. We continued on, thrilled by the promise of seeing wildlife.


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We are excited to announce that we have developed and will be releasing new XFINITY Help & Support Forum avatars on 01/08/18. These new avatars are higher definition than our current avatar offering and better aligns with our current products and services.
Initially, our current avatars are not going anywhere, but as we release these and other avatars we will slowly retire what is currently available for you to choose from.
As always, we love seeing your personalization and encourage you to find an image to upload to make your own avatar that showcases your personality.
For question about these new avatars or how to upload your own images, please let us know here.
**NOTE:** You must reach the forum ranking of Frequent Visitor to upload your custom avatar.
***UPDATE:*** The release date for these new avatars have changed. You will now be able to see and use these new avatars as of 01/16/18. Thanks in advance for your understanding with this delay.
"**NOTE:** You must reach the forum ranking of Frequent Visitor to upload your custom avatar."
Could you, for the uninformed and unenlightened, describe how to reach a "ranking" of Frequent Visitor, and where this information might be found along with descriptions of the Rankings.
Is changing your avatar a "one time thing" because I use to see that option in my settings before I changed my avatar, now that it has been changed I don't see the option anymore and I'm passed the "Frequent Visitor" ranking. Is there a glitch or am I wrong because I want to change my avatar but I don't see the option anymore?
I am a regular contributer with 94 posts, but DO NOT HAVE THE AVATAR TAB.
Please list ALL of the rankings in order.
I can tell you that all our ranks are based on forum activity. This activity includes posting, number of logins, thread views, and minutes spent online. The more activity that you do the faster you will gain higher ranks. We don't publicly post all our ranks and the requirements in the public forum as that would take all the fun out of ranks.
When you register for the community you will have the opportunity to choose a forum avatar at that point. However, until you get the rank of Frequent Visitor you will not have the ability to change it again. After reaching the rank of Frequent Visitor you will once again be able to change/customize your avatar again.
P.S. Your username has been changed as the word Comcast is not allowed in usernames unless you are an Official Employee.
I apologize for the inconvenience that you have experienced when attempting to change your avatar. You have reached the appropriate rank to qualify to be able to change/customize your avatar. However, as you move up in forum ranks for some user the old rank permissions do not always automatically go away and the new rank permissions take its place. It looks as thought this may have been the case for your permissions. I have since corrected the problem for your profile and you should now have the Avatar tab once again.
If you have any further questions, comments, or concerns please don't hesitate to let us know here.
As mentioned in my post to user: raptyrred, sometimes when a user moves up in ranks the system does not automatically remove the old permissions that may have prevented you from editing your avatar. You will notice that I have corrected this for your profile and you should now have the ability to edit your avatar as you see fit.
As for the username situation. In the past there were limited rules as to what you could use for your avatar. this is why people have used Comcast in their avatar. Now that there are new rules in place, if we come across a user that has Comcast in their username we will make that modification to remove it. Unfortunately, due to the way user permissions are set up, no user can modify their username after they register. If you are unhappy with your current username we can modify it again for you to something of your choosing (that does not violate our forum guidelines). You can PM me with your new requested username if you would like that changed. However, if you truly want your forum account deleted, we can accomidate that request for you as well. Let me know and we will happily make your requested changes.
I'll be pming you sometime soon with a new username when I get the chance.
It seems a majority of our current Avatars are missing the data base of choices.
Is this a coding error linking this data base?
Or are changes being made on the choice of Avatar?
The new Avatars are now in place and the other retired. You might be able to upload a personalized Avatar to use, but there are strict guidelines for what is acceptable [as in nothing off-color or offensive].
Again: It looks to me that you have not clicked on your own profile. Go to "Avatar" heading and check what shows up under the different categories. Outside of about a dozen choices of new ones in 2 color choices, all the other's are missing. Also; check any forum post. All are missing except Custom ones (like yours) or the few very new Avatars.
I did click on my own profile. And I check the categories as well. As I said, the old Avatars have been retired. The new ones are in place. The Avatar you have showing now is a placeholder for the one you had.
If that is what really happened, it is one hugh mistake.
The forum now shows Avatars for number of people posting on a current subject under discussion stats. Clicking on one shows the replier. This post has just three of us.
Now if you got to a popular post like the 4K DVR, there may be close to 50 people and now about 45 of them are default Avatars. They might as well just dump that feature.
I finally figured how to crop a picture I wanted to use just before this change happened. I had to get down to < l megapixal from 16 megapixals. So at least I can identifiy my Avatar from others. I have my daughter's French Bulldog.
What is weird is that there is still a list of categories, but the options for each category, other than "XFINITY B" and "XFINITY W" are just the defaults. Also, I had one of the old, pre-round, Music avatars (the violin), and it's still attached as far as I can tell.
Avatars.....Where did they disappear to?
I was using one of the "From the Community" avatars, which has about 14 categories to chose from.
I had chosen the "Panda" bear avatar , from the "animal" category.
This worked fine for a couple of days.
But today (2/9) all avatars in all categories are simply blank.
I dunno what happened. And I really miss that fur baby Panda bear.
Frankly, I miss the "no avatar" option.
When I went to the link you provided I couldn't find much except for some very goofy looking symbols (28 total).
Even if these are the "new and improved " avatars it's very difficult to tell how to select them.
Maybe someone could take a peeky-boo and see what's going on.
You found all that is left. I aready commented on this dubious Avatar change.
Currently; the best option left is to create a custom Avatar (see mine). Go through pictures you have taken and stored on your computer. Find one that you can "crop" down to a size that ends up using slightly less than 1 megapixal. Then go back to your profile and use "edit", high-light "Avatars". Use down-load option and follow directions on how to locate your chosen photo, and directions for down-loading it. I just put a new one in yesterday. If you look at my profile and click on my pictures you can get a good idea on how it works.
You can KUDO my picture of Mia (the frequent flyer French Bulldog) if you like it.
MNtundraRET said it best. I'm not sure what the new ones are supposed to be, but then I also don't know what the purpose of the old ones was. They seem a little silly to me.
Like he said, just make your own and use that, since we have to have something, for some reason.
I tried to upload a new avatar, and lost the old one. The one I originally uploaded didn't seem to work, and was just white. I did some more digging, and decided this one best fits Comcast!
I must admit that your avatar , Mia , the frequent flyer French Bulldog , is a cute little fur baby.
Right up there with Caruso the Celebrity Dachshund and his brother Oakley.
I do have a few pics on my hard-drive with file size less than 1000KB, so may create my own avatar.
I really like your sense of humor. Thanks for taking time to enlighten the unenlightened.
When you went to the screen for Avatars on your profile, your old Avatar photo (download) should still exist. If you have more than one page of photos it may be on another page.
Just select it again for your Avatar.
I wasn't clear in what I typed. I lost the old, Comcast classic avatar when I tried to upload something else. I think the first upload was too small to display properly.
So, WTP, where's your avatar?
This is just an aside, but when you reply to an individual's post, what happened to the post name identifier? All I've been seeing is "wrote:" . And in some long threads with quotes, I find it hard to follow the comments. Just sayin'..
Has anyone found out what the new avatars are? I mean the names..
Avatars and the quote option are completely unrelated. There is currently a known bug that is preventing the username from displaying correctly when using the quote option. This is something that our partners at Lithium are working hard to resolve. We appreciate your patience.
Also all the old avatars are completely gone so the new avatars are all that is left. You should find all that are available to you in the Avatar section of your profile page.
This is a placeholder for a post that was moved to a secure location because it violates the forum guidelines. If your post here is not about Avatars, it is off topic. If you have questions about the moderation of the forums, please feel free to start your topic in the appropriate forum or reach out to the Community Manager @ComcastJessie. Thank you.


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Q: What is this "/string" file CMake is failing on? Using Visual Studio Code, I am getting the following odd error when running CMake:
[main] Building folder: CMake-test
[main] Configuring folder: CMake-test
[proc] Executing command: "C:\Program Files\CMake\bin\cmake.EXE" --no-warn-unused-cli -Dcmake.sourceDirectory:STRING=CMake -Dcmake.generator:STRING=Ninja -DCMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS:BOOL=TRUE -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE:STRING=Debug -C c:\Devo\CMake-test\string -Hc:/Devo/CMake-test -Bc:/Devo/CMake-test/build -G Ninja
[cmake] Not searching for unused variables given on the command line.
[cmake] loading initial cache file c:\Devo\CMake-test\string
[cmake] CMake Error: Error processing file: C:/Devo/CMake-test/string
[cmake] -- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!
[cmake] See also "C:/Devo/CMake-test/build/CMakeFiles/CMakeOutput.log".

My CMakeLists.txt looks like this...
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.0.0)
project(CMAKE_PROJECT VERSION 0.1.0)

include(CTest)
enable_testing()

add_executable(CMAKE_PROJECT main.cpp)

set(CPACK_PROJECT_NAME ${PROJECT_NAME})
set(CPACK_PROJECT_VERSION ${PROJECT_VERSION})
include(CPack)

The main.cpp is just a simple Hello World...
#include <iostream>

int main(int, char**) {
    std::cout << "Hello, world!\n";
}

I've tried different kits, different builds, different generators, "Delete cache and Reconfigure," and still no joy. This is happening across all projects, even those that built before with no difficulty. I can't think of anything I might have done differently in the interim.

A: The following section in your cmake command looks suspect:
-C c:\Devo\CMake-test\string

This loads a script file to pre-populate the CMake cache, but may have been erroneously set. To remove it, you can do the following:

*

*Open Settings and search for "cmake cache" in the search bar.

*Under CMake: Cache Init, click on "Edit in settings.json".

*The Default Settings tab should open, locate the "cmake.cacheInit" entry, and change it to null:
    "cmake.cacheInit": null,


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Tony Curtis (Szwarc) - biography
Tony Curtis (June 3, 1925 – September 29, 2010) was an American film actor whose career spanned six decades, but had his greatest popularity during the 1950s and early 1960s. He acted in over 60 films in roles covering a wide range of genres, from light comedy to serious drama. In his later years, Curtis made numerous television appearances.
Although his early film roles were partly the result of his good looks, by the latter half of the 1950s he became a notable and strong screen presence. He began proving himself to be a "fine dramatic actor," having the range to act in numerous dramatic and comedy roles. In his earliest parts he acted in a string of "mediocre" films, including swashbucklers, westerns, light comedies, sports films, and a musical. However, by the time he starred in Houdini (1953) with his wife Janet Leigh, "his first clear success," notes critic David Thomson, his acting had progressed immensely.
He won his first serious recognition as a skilled dramatic actor in Sweet Smell of Success (1957) with co-star Burt Lancaster. The following year he was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actor in another drama, The Defiant Ones (1958). Curtis then gave what many believe was his best acting, in a completely different role, the comedy Some Like it Hot (1959). Thomson calls it an "outrageous film," and it was voted the number 1 funniest film in history from a survey done by the American Film Institute.It costarred Jack Lemmon and Marilyn Monroe, and was directed by Billy Wilder. That was followed by Blake Edwards' comedy Operation Petticoat (1959) with Cary Grant. They were both "frantic comedies," and displayed "his impeccable comic timing." He would collaborate with Edwards often on later films.
His most significant serious part came in 1968 when he starred in the true-life drama The Boston Strangler, which some consider his "last major film role." The part reinforced his reputation as a serious actor with his "chilling portrayal" of serial killer Albert de Salvo. He gained 30 pounds and had his face "rebuilt" with a false nose to look like the real de Salvo.
Curtis was the father of actresses Jamie Lee Curtis and Kelly Curtis who he fathered with his wife, actress Janet Leigh.
4 Marriages and children
5 Philanthropy
6 Books and appearances
7 Illnesses and death
Curtis was born Bernard Schwartz in the Bronx, New York, the son of Emanuel Schwartz and Helen Klein. His parents were Hungarian Jewish immigrants from Mátészalka, Hungary. Hungarian was Curtis' only language until he was five or six, postponing his schooling.His father was a tailor and the family lived in the back of the shop — the parents in one corner and Curtis and his brothers Julius and Robert in another. His mother had once made an appearance as a participant on the television show You Bet Your Life, hosted by Groucho Marx. Curtis said, "When I was a child, Mom beat me up and was very aggressive and antagonistic." His mother was later diagnosed with schizophrenia, a mental illness which also affected his brother Robert and led to Robert's institutionalization.
When Curtis was eight, he and his younger brother Julius were placed in an orphanage for a month because their parents could not afford to feed them. Four years later, Julius was struck and killed by a truck. Curtis joined a neighborhood gang whose main crimes were playing hooky from school or minor pilfering at the local dime store. When he turned 11, a friendly neighbor saved him from what he felt would have led to a life of delinquency, by sending him to a Boy Scout camp, where he was able to settle down and work off his energy. He attended Seward Park High School and received his first bit part in a stage play at age 16.
He enlisted in the United States Navy after Pearl Harbor was bombed and war was declared. Having been inspired by Cary Grant's role in Destination Tokyo and Tyrone Power in Crash Dive (1943), he chose submarine duty and served aboard USS Proteus, a submarine tender. From his sub tender's signal bridge, he witnessed the Japanese surrender in Tokyo Bay from about a mile away. Following his discharge, Curtis attended City College of New York under the G.I. Bill and studied acting at the Dramatic Workshop of The New School in New York with the influential German stage director Erwin Piscator, along with Elaine Stritch, Walter Matthau, and Rod Steiger. He was discovered by a talent agent and casting director Joyce Selznick. Curtis claims it was because he "was the handsomest of the boys." Arriving in Hollywood in 1948 at age 23, he was placed under contract at Universal Pictures and changed his name to Tony Curtis, taking his first name from the novel Anthony Adverse and his last name from "Kurtz", a surname from his mother's family. Although the studio taught him fencing and riding, Curtis admitted he was at first only interested in girls and money. Nonetheless, he was not hopeful of his chances in becoming a major actor, and feared having to return to the Bronx, a failure. He writes, I was a million-to-one shot, the least likely to succeed. I wasn't low man on the totem pole, I was under the totem pole, in a sewer, tied to a sack.
Curtis's uncredited screen debut came in Criss Cross (1949) playing a rumba dancer. In his second film, City Across the River (also in 1949), he was credited as "Anthony Cross".Later, as "Tony Curtis", he cemented his reputation with breakthrough performances such as in the role of the scheming press agent Sidney Falco in Sweet Smell of Success (1957) with Burt Lancaster (who also starred in Criss Cross) and an Oscar-nominated performance as a bigoted escaped convict chained to Sidney Poitier in The Defiant Ones.
He did both screen comedy and drama, and became one of the most sought after stars in Hollywood. Curtis' comedies include Some Like It Hot (1959), Sex and the Single Girl (1964) and The Great Race (1965), and his dramas included playing the slave Antoninus in Stanley Kubrick's Spartacus (1960) co-starring Kirk Douglas and Sir Laurence Olivier, The Outsider (1961), the true story of WW II veteran Ira Hayes, and The Boston Strangler (1968), in which he played the self-confessed murderer of the film's title, Albert DeSalvo. The latter film was praised for Curtis' performance. He was also part of the all-star ensemble in Elia Kazan's 1976 drama The Last Tycoon. Curtis appeared frequently on television; he co-starred with Roger Moore in the TV series The Persuaders!. Later, he co-starred in McCoy and Vega$. In the early 1960s, he was immortalized as "Stony Curtis," a voice-over guest star on The Flintstones. Throughout his life, Curtis enjoyed painting, and since the early 1980s, painted as a second career. His work commands more than $25,000 a canvas now. In the last years of his life, he concentrated on painting rather than movies. A surrealist, Curtis claimed "Van Gogh, [Paul] Matisse, Picasso, Magritte" as influences. "I still make movies but I'm not that interested in them any more. But I paint all the time." In 2007, his painting The Red Table was on display in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. His paintings can also be seen at the Tony Vanderploeg Gallery in Carmel, California.
Curtis spoke of his disappointment at never being awarded an Oscar. But in March 2006, Curtis did receive the Sony Ericsson Empire Lifetime Achievement Award. He also has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and received the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres (Order of Arts and Letters) from France in 1995.
Marriages and children
Curtis was married six times. His first wife was actress Janet Leigh, to whom he was married from 1951 to 1962, and with whom he fathered actresses Kelly and Jamie Lee Curtis. "For a while, we were Hollywood's golden couple," he said. "I was very dedicated and devoted to Janet, and on top of my trade, but in her eyes that goldenness started to wear off. I realized that whatever I was, I wasn't enough for Janet. That hurt me a lot and broke my heart."
The studio they were both under contract with, Universal-International, generally stayed out of their stars' love lives. However, when they chose to get married, the studio executives spent 3 days trying to talk him out of it, telling him he would be "poisoning himself at the box office." They threatened "banishment" back to the Bronx and the end of his budding career. In response, Curtis and Leigh decided to defy the studio heads and instead eloped and were married by a local judge in Greenwich Connecticut. Comedian and close friend Jerry Lewis came as a witness.
It was Janet Leigh's third marriage. They divorced in 1962, and Curtis soon married Christine Kaufmann, the 17-year-old German co-star of his latest film, Taras Bulba. He stated that his marriage with Leigh had effectively ended "a year earlier". In 1963 Curtis married Kaufmann. They had two daughters, Alexandra (born July 19, 1964) and Allegra (born July 11, 1966). They divorced in 1968. Kaufmann resumed her career, which she had interrupted during her marriage.
Curtis was also married to:
Leslie Allen (April 20, 1968 – 1982); divorced, two sons: Nicholas Curtis and Benjamin Curtis (born May 2, 1973)
Lisa Deutsch (February 28, 1993 – 1994); divorced
Jill Vandenberg Curtis (November 6, 1998 – September 29, 2010; his death)
His last wife was 42 years his junior. They met in a restaurant in 1993 and married in 1998. "The age gap doesn't bother us. We laugh a lot. My body is functioning and everything is good. She's the sexiest woman I've ever known. We don't think about time. I don't use Viagra either. There are 50 ways to please your lover."
His son Nicholas (December 31, 1970 — April 2, 1994, with Leslie Allen) died of a heroin overdose at the age of 23. Of this Curtis said, "As a father you don't recover from that. There isn't a moment at night that I don't remember him."
According to the Pittsburgh-Post Gazette, Curtis, who had a problem with alcoholism and drug abuse, went though the treatment center of the Betty Ford Clinic in the mid 1980s, which did work for him.
Beginning in 1990, Curtis and his daughter Jamie Lee Curtis took a renewed interest in their family's Hungarian-Jewish heritage, and helped finance the rebuilding of the "Great Synagogue" in Budapest, Hungary. The largest synagogue in Europe today, it was originally built in 1859 and suffered damage during World War II. In 1998, he also founded the Emanuel Foundation for Hungarian Culture, and served as honorary chairperson. The organization works for the restoration and preservation of synagogues and 1300 Jewish cemeteries in Hungary. He dedicated this to the 600,000 Jewish victims of the Holocaust in Hungary and lands occupied by the Hungarian Army. He also helped promote Hungary's national image in commercials.
Books and appearances
In 1994, a mural featuring his likeness, painted by the artist George Sportelli, was unveiled on the Sunset Boulevard overpass of the Hollywood Freeway Highway 101 in California.
In 2004, he was inducted into the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Hall of Fame. A street is named after him in the Sun City Anthem development in Henderson, Nevada.
In 2008, he was featured in the documentary The Jill & Tony Curtis Story about his efforts with his wife to rescue horses from slaughterhouses.
In October 2008, Curtis's autobiography American Prince: A Memoir, was published.[In it, he describes his encounters with other Hollywood legends of the time including Frank Sinatra and James Dean, as well as his hard-knock childhood and path to success.
It was followed by the publication of his next book, The Making of Some Like it Hot: My Memories of Marilyn Monroe and the Classic American Movie (2009). Curtis shared his memories of the making of the movie, in particular about Marilyn Monroe, whose antics and attitude on the set made everyone miserable.
On May 22, 2009, Curtis apologized to the BBC radio audience after he used three profanities in a six-minute interview with BBC presenter William Crawley. The presenter also apologized to the audience for Curtis's "Hollywood realism". Curtis explained that he thought the interview was being taped, when it was in fact live.
Illnesses and death
In 1984 Curtis was rushed to hospital suffering from advanced cirrhosis as a result of his alcoholism and cocaine addiction. He then entered the Betty Ford Clinic and vowed to overcome his "various illnesses". He underwent heart bypass surgery in 1994.
Curtis nearly died when he contracted pneumonia in December 2006 and was in a coma for several days. As a result he used a wheelchair and could only walk short distances.
On July 8, 2010, Curtis, who suffered from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), was hospitalized in Las Vegas after suffering an asthma attack during a book signing engagement in Henderson, Nevada at Costco.
Curtis died at his Henderson, Nevada home on September 29, 2010, of cardiac arrest. In a release to the Associated Press, his daughter, actress Jamie Lee Curtis, stated:
"My father leaves behind a legacy of great performances in movies and in his paintings and assemblages. He leaves behind children and their families who loved him and respected him and a wife and in-laws who were devoted to him. He also leaves behind fans all over the world. He will be greatly missed." He was interred at Palm Memorial Park Cemetery in Green Valley, Nevada on October 4, 2010. His memorial service was attended by his daughters, Jamie Lee Curtis and Kelly Curtis, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ron Jeremy, and Vera Goulet. Investor Kirk Kerkorian, actor Kirk Douglas and singer Phyllis McGuire were among the honorary pallbearers.
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Q: MongoDB query/cursor repeating itself in Python and Pymongo The code below is looping twice. I have no idea why.
 # Test Mongo Query
 import mongo

 # Connect To Mongo
 from pymongo import MongoClient
 client = MongoClient()

 db = client.racing
 people = db.people

 cursor = db.people.find_one({"age":6})

 print(cursor['birth_date'])

The output Python generates is the birthdate twice in a row. I noticed this issue first when running a "find" query (not a find_one)... and it seems to be doing the same thing for just find_one as well.
 >>>
 06/08/2007
 06/08/2007
 >>>

The first handful of visits to Dr. Google didn't yield much... any thoughts?

A: As pointed out, the issue was the typo after "import." It was creating two separate "connections" and thus running it twice through the cursor.
 import pymongo

instead of..
 import mongo

A: try this:
 from pymongo import MongoClient
 client = MongoClient()
 db=client['racing']
 cursor = db.people.find_one({"age":6})

 print cursor['birth_date']

Don't need import mongo, only pymongo for all


The Rotary District 5630 April-May 2018 District Newsletter is ready to read and download.
Please send your Club News – with photos and captions – to District Public Image Chair Cheryl Bryan ([email protected]). The next newsletter is scheduled to publish on Monday, June 18. To ensure your club's news will appear in the June newsletter, please email your photos and news items (or links to social/news media) to her by no later than Monday, June 11. Thank you!


The Wall Street Journal has an interesting article on drunk driving today, part of what appears to be a series on the topic. In it, they question the position of distillers' business group The Century Council on drunk driving; TCC feels that the next step in stopping drunk driving deaths should be stiffer penalties for drivers who are caught at 0.15 BAC and over. The article has some very interesting looks at the numbers behind that, which made me question my position on this, which has been similar to TCC's. Good job, and thoughtful.
However, they talk about MADD's support for ignition interlocks (MADD wants interlocks in the cars of everyone arrested for DUI), evaluate it, and give it tacit approval...without pointing out MADD's financial links to the company that makes ignition interlocks; a major MADD donor. Actually, the WSJ is not particularly lax: no one ever mentions it. Check it out, folks: follow the money.
Interesting take on the link you highlight, though the article never mentions the actual manufacturer/MADD donor.
While you're following the money, check out the list of sponsors from MADD's own webpage: http://www.madd.org/getdoc/7844b05d-c54e-487b-9629-eb83e92676ed/Meet-Our-Sponsors.aspx How peculiar that so many insurance companies are listed. Say, when the DUI limit is lowered and otherwise legal drivers suddenly become law-breakers, you don't suppose their insurance premiums go up, do you?
Now...it makes sense that a business that makes this stuff would donate to MADD. But for MADD to then lobby for putting these devices in thousands of cars...seems like a quid pro quo.
Here is my take. I think the fact that MADD recieves support from auto insurance industry supports the efficacy of ignition interlocks and other MADD policy goals. All their monpolistic and coercive practices not withstanding, private insurers are driven by their bottom line and would not waste political and financial capital pushing an agenda that does not increase their revenues or reduce their costs (read they believe such devices will lower claims). They also have access to the the country's most extensive and detailed imperical data on the subject (historical claims) not to mention 10,000s actuaries who interpret this data. Although I am not a fan of the private insurance industry, I think they are very good at allocating resources to shape public policy in a way to reduce their costs(claims). The public at large occasionally as in this case, benefits from their coercion.
Well-reasoned, jp. My only objection: do they support things that work for public health and benefit, or things that protect them from liability? Not always the same thing.
Actually, it would also benefit the auto insurance companies to support a movement/group that had a prohibitionist agenda. Where does that lead?
well I do not think it would not be a good thing for anybody. But it is not a very realistic probability either. I think there are enough checks and balances in the public policy sphere to prevent agendas from reaching ridiculous zero sum conclusions. Just as I am sure you would agree that complete repeal of any and all booze laws would be utter folly. Let's have a approach that looks at the data. I think we are all in agreement here that reducing drunk driving accidents is a good thing. Debate should focus on efficacy of such a policy and cost and benefits of its implementation. Like any policy problem I think the first thing to do is to get away from a dogmatic adherence to our ideology be it wet or dry.
Unfortunately we've become an automobile-reliant society. I'm one of the few that can walk to my corner bar, or about a dozen others, without getting behind the wheel of a car.
I'm not sure if it was you Lew but someone wrote a salient piece recently on how liquor licenses are bought up by the chains out in the suburbs where there is no public transportation and way to walk, and usually nothing residential around. God forbid the cul-de-sac in suburban wonderland have a corner bar near it, it could be the ruin of all the children we are trying so hard to protect.
Got no problem with getting away from dogma. I've always thought (and said) that I don't have a problem with policies that actually WORK without draconian penalties or unrealistic requirements. An ignition interlock in every car (roughly $1,000 per car is the figure I've seen, PLUS monthly readings and semi-annual calibrations)seems to fall into the second category to me.
What I'd really like to know is why we had a huge decrease in drunk driving deaths that plateaued in the late 1990s. It hasn't really declined since then. How come? What's the next step? Or did something change in the reporting?
The insurance industry's support of MADD has nothing to do with a belief that their policies will reduce claims. It has EVERYTHING to do with the fact that decreasing the legal limit for DUI's will lead to more people receiving them. And more people receiving them means more people paying FOUR TIMES the premium they were paying before they got the DUI. The insurance industry benefits financially from MADD policies even if they don't lead to fewer alcohol-related claims.
I COMPLETELY agree with your comment that we need to get away from dogma and focus on the data. That's why I get so frustrated with MADD. Pretty much every non-MADD/NHTSA study I've read indicates that the vast majority of alcohol-related fatalities come from recidivist drunk drivers who are well above .10. As such, lowering the legal limit won't change much (and that's been proven empirically when states went from .10 to .08). And as for interlock devices, the California DMV did a study in 2004 that concluded they aren't effective at reducing drunk driving.
Believe me, I'm as concerned about drunk driving as the next guy. I just think MADD has lost its way. Hell, even their founder left the organization because it "has become far more neo-prohibitionist than [she] had ever wanted or envisioned." Anyway, sorry for the long post; I just think MADD doesn't face the scrutiny it deserves because nobody wants to be seen as pro-drunk driving. And remember, when you enact ineffective policies, your wasting time and resources that could be devoted to implementing policies that will actually work.
Legislation has been introduced in the New Jersey Assembley to require all people convicted of a DWI, including first offenses, to intall an interlock device, after their suspension period has ended. That is thousands of new interlock devices every year. By the way, NJ does not permit occupational drivers' licenses for anybody, a person of DWI must serve a suspension.


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Roscoe's House of Chicken N Waffles In Final Stages Of Approvals For San Diego Location
Los Angeles-based uber-popular soul food restaurant chain Roscoe's House of Chicken N Waffles has been rumored to be opening a San Diego location for nearly 3 years. We received word this week that the company is in the final stages of approvals to open in Barrio Logan. If all goes as planned, Roscoe's may be dishing out its famed fried chicken by year's end.
Roscoe's is currently in the final approval stages to build its first San Diego restaurant in Barrio Logan at the corner of National Avenue and Sigsbee street, where plans include demolishing the current four existing buildings to construct a brand new two-story building that will house the restaurant on the base floor with an office to be sited above. The affected addresses include 1678, 1682, 1684-1686, and 1692-1695 National Avenue, as well as 926, 928, and 930 Sigsbee Street. The project will either be confirmed or denied on April 17 by the City of San Diego Development Services Department. If approved, Roscoe's hopes to open a 4,000 square foot restaurant at 1678 National Avenue by late 2019/early 2020. Johnny Sonson of Los Angeles-based design firm Draftsmen and Artists will be responsible for the construction.
Offering a crave-worthy menu of chicken, waffles, grits, gravy and other Southern dishes, Roscoe's House of Chicken & Waffles made classic southern soul food popular in Los Angeles starting in 1975. Founded by Herb Hudson, a Harlem, NY native, Roscoe's has expanded to 7 locations throughout Los Angeles and Southern California since its inception. Roscoe's expansion to San Diego was halted due to the filing of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy in March 2016, which came months after the company was ordered to pay $3.2 million to a former employee who won a wrongful termination and discrimination lawsuit against the chain's parent company.
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Louisville, Ky. (October 25, 2018) – Officials from Louisville Regional Airlift Development, Inc. (LRAD) joined Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, and Louisville Regional Airport Authority (LRAA) Executive Director Dan Mann in announcing new nonstop air service between Louisville International Airport (SDF) and Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
The new daily roundtrip service, which begins on April 2, 2019 will be operated by American Airlines with an Airbus A 319 mainline, dual-class aircraft. The new service marks the first-ever regularly scheduled nonstop service between Louisville and the West Coast. The schedule is designed to serve business travelers in both markets and tickets go on sale online (www.aa.com) on November 3, 2018.
LRAD was created in 2017 by leading regional business and community leaders to help facilitate new nonstop air service routes from SDF to key markets on both coasts. Recognizing the need for developing competitive incentives to help attract new flights, LRAD introduced a strategy new to Louisville but one which has been used successfully in other markets across the country – the minimum revenue guarantee (MRG). MRGs enable the community to share in the initial risk of a new route with an airline as the route builds to a sustainable, profitable level. LRAD is providing its first MRG to American Airlines, which will be used only if the carrier falls short of its revenue target during the first two years on the SDF – LAX route.
nonstop service to LAX will open countless new commerce opportunities for the region's businesses and will help to create new jobs.
As part of its mission, LRAD has established strategic partnerships with public agencies, including the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, Louisville Forward/Louisville Metro Government, Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau, Louisville Renaissance Zone, and numerous businesses and corporations. These partnerships produced financial pledges which will be used to fund LRAD's MRG program.
"The support of our strategic partners has enabled LRAD to develop an effective incentive program, which works in tandem with incentives provided by LRAA to airlines operating new qualifying flights," said Luke Schmidt, President of L.B. Schmidt & Associates, LLC and project consultant to LRAD. "When it was first formed, LRAD set a goal of establishing new nonstop service from SDF to Los Angeles, Boston, San Francisco, and Seattle – the four most underserved (non-nonstop) markets. We've secured LAX, but we need to continue to build support for our next three markets, all of which are important business destinations. It is critical to maintain this momentum and we want to build new and additional partnerships with businesses and corporations throughout the region," said Schmidt.
Both Karleski and Schmidt noted that new nonstop service is also critical to supporting Louisville's convention and tourism business, including making it easier to bring visitors to Kentucky's Bourbon Trail. New nonstop service to key markets also will help to bring new business and manufacturing operations to the region, including Elizabethtown and Southern Indiana.


Many of us enjoy the odd glass of wine or beer, but every once in a while we like to throw down and get completely wasted. But for many Americans, these binge-drinking sessions aren't as "every once in a while" as we'd like to believe. New research shows that nearly 20 percent of all US adults participate in binge-drinking—and when they do, they go hard. Read more.


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A widget to display a relation of Eureka's models. Usage:

    {
        BlogPost: {
            views: {
                model: {
                    widgets: [
                        {
                            type: 'model-relations-list',

                            // the related resource
                            resource: 'Comment',

                            // query on the "comment" resource
                            query: '{"blogPost._id": "${_id}"}', // "${_id}" is the id of the model (from the route)

                            // query option
                            queryOptions: {
                                limit: 10
                            },

                            // the widget which will display the collection
                            widget: {
                                type: 'collection-display'
                                // the header of the panel
                               label: "related comments"
                            }
                        }
                    ]
                }
            }
        }
    }

## Installation

* `git clone` this repository
* `npm install`
* `bower install`

## Running

* `ember server`
* Visit your app at http://localhost:4200.

## Running Tests

* `ember test`
* `ember test --server`

## Building

* `ember build`

For more information on using ember-cli, visit [http://www.ember-cli.com/](http://www.ember-cli.com/).

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BEGA's LED 33534 and 33535 are impact resistant ceiling or wall lights designed for general purpose illumination of interior and exterior locations. They feature a shallow depth and impact-resistant glass. They are surface mounted luminaires with one piece die-cast aluminum frame. An almost invisible screw secures the cast aluminum frame. The thick molded crystal glass has a matte white finish and ensures that the fixtures are sufficiently rugged, while giving them their distinctive character. Offered in two sizes and choice of Bega Graphite or Bronze electrostatically applied polyester powder coat finish. Includes 120 to 277V universal voltage electronic driver. 0-10V dimming. Fixtures are fully gasketed for weather tight operation. All aluminum used in the construction is marine grade and copper free. LED modules are replaceable and BEGA can supply a suitable LED replacement for up to 20 years after the purchase of their LED luminaires.


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Q: Update defined password from a form I have a php file where i defined user id and password like this
define( 'USER', "abc@example.com" );
define( 'PASSWORD', "abc@123" );

Now i want to change the password with change password form. Please help me, how i can do this. Form is simple like this
 <form name="changepassword" action="password.php" method="post">
    <label>New password</label>
    <input type="text" name="password" value="password">
  <input type="submit" value="Submit">
    </form>

A: If you define the password as a constant in your code it can not be simply changed using a form. a simple solution to be able to change the password would be to store it in a file. when there is a post reqeust update the file.
it could for example look like this:
$pwFile = '/path/to/password.txt';

if (isset($_POST) && array_key_exists('password', $_POST)) {

    if (is_writable($pwFile)) {

        file_put_contents($_POST['password'], $pwFile);
        $updated = 1;

    } else {

        $updated = 0;
    }

    header('Location: password.php?updated='. $updated);
    exit(0);
}

if (is_file($pwFile) && is_readable($pwFile)) {

    $password =  file_get_contents($pwFile);

} else {

    $password = 'd3f4ul7p455w0rd';
}

define('PASSWORD', $password);

if (isset($_GET['updated'])) {

    if (1 == $_GET['updated']) {

        echo 'password updated';

    } else {

        echo 'could not update password';
    }
}


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Bitcoin Hovers Below $8,000 as Traders Await Further Catalysts
CryptocurrencyJun 11, 2019 02:36PM ET
Investing.com -- Bitcoin was roughly flat on Tuesday, hovering just below $8,000 amid a lack of news to significantly move to the popular crypto up or down.
Bitcoin fell 0.26% to $7,893.8 as it continued to be thwarted by the $8,000 handle after mounting a test earlier in the session. But that did little to spur further downside bets on the popular crypto as it remained in consolidation mode, trading within a nearly-$300 intraday trading range.
The subdued action in bitcoin comes as some continue to suggest it as a potential hedge on traditional investments like stocks.
"There are multiple drivers behind the recent resurgence. There are geopolitical, technological and regulatory drivers," said bitcoin analyst Oliver Isaacs. "The net effect of the trade war between the U.S. and China has led to the sudden interest in bitcoin as a hedge on investments."
Others, meanwhile, point to signs of increasing institutional interest in the cryptos as the next catalyst for a move higher in bitcoin.
"(T)he Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) event will be the catalyst for the bitcoin price to move higher," said Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at ThinkMarkets, who has predicted that bitcoin will rise above $10,000 by the end of the month.
Bitcoin's directionless day, drew a mixed reaction in other cryptos. XRP/USD fell 0.98% to $0.39175, ETH/USD edged 0.21% higher to $243.09 and LTC/USD surged 6.75% to $135.95.
The total crypto market cap, often use to gauge demand, was unchanged from a day earlier at about $253 billion, roughly equivalent to the market caps of Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO) or Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS).
President Biden taps economists for Fed governors' seats, Sarah Bloom Raskin as vice chair for supervision By Cointelegraph - Jan 16, 2022
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The Treasure Valley has participated in a community-wide reading project since 2001.
This year our featured title is Tommy Orange's acclaimed novel, There There.
We encourage everyone in the community to read this engaging story and come together at events to learn and experience something new, be creative, and share ideas about themes in the book.
Please consult the calendar of events for more details about all of this year's Read Me programming.


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Toszek (, počeštěně Tošek) je město v jižním Polsku ve Slezském vojvodství v okrese Hlivice, sídlo gminy Toszek. Leží na historickém území Horního Slezska na silniční a železniční trase Hlivice – Opolí. Ke konci roku 2019 mělo 3 589 obyvatel, z toho zhruba desetinu tvoří občané německé národnosti (10,3 % podle sčítání lidu 2011).

Dějiny
Tošecký hrad byl založen patrně na přelomu 10. a 11. století a v roce 1245 je poprvé zmiňován jako sídlo kastelánie. Vedle slovanského hradiště vzniklo ve 13. století podle magdeburského práva město osídlené kolonisty z německých zemí. Kazimír Bytomský vydělil v roce 1304 Tošecké knížectví, které existovalo do roku 1328, kdy bylo opět spojeno s Bytomským knížectvím.

Celá tato oblast byla součástí Koruny království českého a Habsburské monarchie do roku 1742, kdy po první slezské válce připadla Prusku. K majitelům tošeckého statku patřila mimo jiné v letech 1791–1797 rodina slavného básníka Josepha von Eichendorffa.

Vzhled historického jádra silně poznamenal velký požár v roce 1833. Z dob obnovy města po této tragédii pochází např. charakteristická dvouvěžová budova radnice. O něco dřív, v roce 1811, vyhořel hrad a stal se tak na více než století zříceninou. Částečně rekonstruovaný v 50. letech 20. století dnes představuje nejvýznamnější památku městečka. V roce 1884 byl v Toszku vybudován pseudogotický nemocniční komplex, do jehož prostor byla po první světové válce umístěna psychiatrická léčebna. Nacisté zřídili v areálu internační tábor Internierungslager (Ilag) VIII Tost, který následně sloužil do listopadu 1945 jako tábor NKVD.

Po druhé světové válce byl Toszek spolu s celým Horním Slezskem rozhodnutím světových velmocí přičleněn k socialistickému Polsku a německé obyvatelstvo bylo v drtivé většině odsunuto.

3. července 1899 se v Toszku do židovské rodiny narodil Ludwig Guttmann – budoucí neurolog a zakladatel paralympijských her.

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy
 Oficiální webové stránky města

Města ve Slezském vojvodství
Slezská města
Okres Gliwice

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Mexico's El Palacio Toasts Polanco Emporium
The party drew leading regional executives from brands, as well as several top models.
By Ivan Castano on November 10, 2015
MEXICO CITY — El Palacio de Hierro celebrated its new Polanco luxury emporium's opening Thursday evening, drawing 8,000 guests including Spanish model Jon Kortajarena and Carolina Herrera Baez to pop Champagne corks in the more than 600,000-square-foot flagship.
The gala drew crème de la crème of Mexico's retail and business world including top regional executives from Chanel, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Prada, which will open Latin American flagships at the location, billed as the region's largest luxury department store and boasting a unique mall-like basement level.
Despite the pomp and glam, the event was slightly overshadowed by Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto's last-minute cancellation and a no-show from stars such as Daniel Craig, who was in town to promote the new James Bond movie, and Hugh Jackman, both of whom were rumored as possible guests.
El Palacio's owner Alberto Baillères and his family were there to toast the 14-store chain's coming of age as Latin America's largest luxury retailer. Baillères, 84, is reportedly Mexico's third-richest man with a fortune estimated at $8 billion.
The event gathered hundreds of top retail executives, models and local celebrities to the megastore's sprawling gourmet foods and restaurants wing. American model Carmen Dell'orefice, who appears in Polanco's ad blitz "The Palace of the Palaces" alongside Britain's David Gandy, was among the guests, as was another El Palacio face, Spanish model Andrés Velencoso.
"It's really well done, wonderful" piped Kortajarena, in Mexico for a 48-hour jaunt to receive GQ Mexico's international model of the year award, of the fancy building. "It's very interesting and surprising to see there is a market to sustain something so luxurious and exclusive in Mexico."
His compatriot Velencoso, standing nearby, agreed the marble-filled store is impressive. "I think it's something unique in Latin America and the world."
Velencoso, who is also known as pop star Kylie Minogue's ex, was on a quick visit that included touring Mexico City's Anthropology Museum and Plaza Garibaldi, home to the city's mariachi scene. "I love Mexico's culture and especially its gastronomy," he said, adding that he also recently visited the megalopolis to promote Joe Fresh's first store opening in El Palacio's Santa Fe store.


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