Something Turquoise's New 2016 Bridal Blogger!
Welcome Kelli Fulkerson – Our New Bridal Blogger!
Hello DIY Darlings! I am Kelli, a misplaced Midwestern girl living and planning a wedding in the magnificent Lone Star state. Wedding planning is one of the most blissful (and sometimes stressful) times in a bride's life, and I am thrilled to be sharing my time with y'all. We are currently at 5 months and counting, so let's do this!
As soon as we were engaged, we knew we wanted to get married in Texas, even though my entire family lives in Michigan. Some may call us "untraditional" but we live in Texas, and don't foresee a move anytime in the near future. We knew the wedding would be the perfect opportunity for my family to take a vacation, and it will let us showcase our beautiful West Texas home.
Finding a wedding theme was so awe-inspiring! My fiancé is a true Texan cowboy at heart, and absolutely loves everything about the state of Texas. Rather than decorating everything in handkerchief pattern, denim and straw bales (a typical, not true Texas stereotype) we wanted to add a chic-southwestern spring feel.
Image courtesy of: Allee J.. You can visit this post to view our entire engagement session!
These cutie-patootie cacti centerpieces gave us some of the inspiration we wanted to create the perfect southwestern-chic feel for our spring wedding!
The first decision we made was on colors and our theme really began to build itself around our rural childhoods. We both were extremely blessed to be raised in rural America surrounded by generations of farmers and ranchers with a deep appreciation for American agriculture. This upbringing made our venue selection simple. We have family friends who built a rustic barn wedding venue for their own wedding in 2013, and the space is perfect for our special day. Not to mention the potential DIY projects are endless in this venue.
Navy blue, dusty rose, gold tones and natural greenery are the colors we decided to use. These simple vintage candle sticks will be the perfect addition to our tables.
It's time to sharpen my calligraphy skills and replicate this adorable DIY painted ceremony and chalkboard social media sign. I also think we need to purchase a cute chicken!
I adore these whimsical drapes and the giant metal star is perfect for a Texas wedding!
The thought of friends and family gathering around these beautiful rustic, wooden farm tables to share our first meal as husband and wife, truly indescribable. Swooning!
Creating an outdoor wedding to resemble a church is genius for nature lovers who want a more traditional feel. Not to mention the beauty element these stained glass windows will bring to your ceremony for everyone to admire!
Brides, whatever you do, don't forget to let yourself enjoy all the small-detail planning! This is where we felt we were able to really share our personal styles and showcase our love and admiration for one another.
See you in a few weeks ladies and gents as we get ready to plan bridal showers!


Wargamers are regularly surprised at the value of their collections once they have put the details on Collection Calculator.
The vast majority of wargamers using our database record collections worth many hundreds of pounds, with one or two wargamers actually cataloging armies totaling more than £20,000 in value.
This has thrown into stark relief the problem of making sure your collection is properly insured against getting damaged or destroyed in a freak accident.
The simple truth is your normal household insurance almost certainly does not cover you.
And it would be almost impossible to make a claim if any part of your collection was lost or smashed when you transport it to your club or a show.
Household insurance policies are designed for the mass market. The cover they provide is for the general contents that most people keep in their homes, and sometimes take out of it, such as jewellery. They are not designed for the specific needs of collectors.
So, what can you do to make sure your collection is protected?
First, enter all the details of your collection in our Collection Calculator so that you have a proper record of all your units along with an independent and expert estimate of the true value of each of the elements.
Next, when it comes time to renew your insurance, provide your insurer with the list and ask them to add your collection to the items covered by the insurance.
How do you value my collection? As individual pieces, per unit, or as a single whole collection?
If I need to claim how will you calculate the replacement value? If new for old, what happens if my damaged or lost items have been discontinued?
If I lose or damage a critical piece of my collection that can no longer be replaced will you pay the value of the entire collection or just the lost or damaged elements?
Do you cover my collection when I take it to wargaming clubs and shows?
Do you cover my public liability when displaying in a public place?
Do you cover items associated with my collections such as rule books or other materials?
If I make a claim on my household insurance for loss or damage to my collection will it cost me more to insure next year?
Please let us know how you get on. We would like to start keeping a record of the experiences that wargamers have with insurers so we can share tips with the whole community.


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Apr 4, 2020 | Press Room
Update includes one additional death related to COVID-19
4 new cases in Cibola County
1 new case in Lincoln County
1 new case in Los Alamos County
1 new case in McKinley County
3 new cases in Torrance County
Today's announced cases include additional positive tests from the La Vida Llena long-term care facility in Albuquerque, where 5 additional residents and 8 additional staff members have now tested positive for COVID-19.
The Department of Health on Friday also reported one additional death in New Mexico related to COVID-19.
The case is:
A male in his 60s from McKinley County who died Saturday, April 4. The individual was hospitalized and had underlying medical conditions.
Including the above newly reported cases, New Mexico has now had a total of 541 positive tests for COVID-19. The case numbers announced Friday, April 3, erroneously included three duplicates. Those numerical errors have now been corrected and are reflected in today's total New Mexico COVID-19 case report, which currently stands at 543:
McKinley County: 31
Sandoval County: 69
San Juan County: 58
Socorro County: 4
Valencia County: 5
As of today, there are 54 COVID-19 cases designated as having recovered by the New Mexico Department of Health.
The Department of Health has detected community spread and is investigating cases with no known exposure. The agency reports that given the infectious nature of the virus it is likely other residents are infected but yet to be tested or confirmed positive. To that end, all New Mexicans have been instructed to stay home except for outings absolutely necessary for health, safety and welfare. These additional restrictions have been enacted to aggressively minimize person-to-person contact and ensure spread is mitigated. All businesses except those deemed essential have been ordered to close. New Mexicans are strongly urged to limit travel to only what is necessary for health, safety and welfare.
Asymptomatic people who are close contacts or household members of New Mexico residents who have already tested positive for the coronavirus;
Asymptomatic residents in nursing homes;
Asymptomatic people in congregant settings such as homeless shelters, group homes, detention centers;
Symptomatic people displaying the COVID-19 symptoms of cough, fever or shortness of breath.

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CODE4LIB March 2010
Re: Code4Lib 2011 Proposals
Jonathan Rochkind <[log in to unmask]>
Tue, 2 Mar 2010 20:00:47 -0500
Why would the fact that they are both in Canada make you (or anyone
else) have to choose between them?  I'm not following. One is in Feb,
one is in (what?) September.  If you can go to two confs one in Feb and
one in Sep when one is in somewhere in Canada and one is in somewhere in
the US... why can't you go to two when they're both in Canada?  I'm not
Dan Chudnov wrote:
> On Mar 2, 2010, at 2:08 PM, Michael J. Giarlo wrote:
>> Should be long enough after C4LN and between Access conferences so as
>> not to interfere.
>> I'd encourage the Vancouver contingent to put forward its proposal; if
>> it gets the most votes, the community has spoken.
> I agree about putting forward the proposal, and the voting, and not conflicting with C4LN, but not about Access.  I have a few concerns about the idea of code4libcon in Vancouver.  When the vote comes, though, if it's the only option, well, there we'll be.
> Just to air said concerns... maybe this should be on the conf list but the thread's here, so, whatever.
> (a) I don't want to have to choose between code4lib and Access and if they're both in Canada I might have to choose; Access would win.  This concern is one of the reasons we didn't try a code4libcon before 2006, though maybe the number of us who share this concern is small.
> (b) of the five code4libcons we've had, the ones that have been the most fun to me have been the ones in smaller towns (corvallis, athens, asheville) where we're more likely to stumble into other attendees as the evening... uh... "progresses".  Vancouver would be the biggest host city yet.  It's a great town and I'd love to return there but it's not small by any measure.
> (c) in early years we emphasized keeping code4libcon cheap and have continued to succeed at that by using sponsorships to keep the registration fee low.  It's good to be able to draw in students and people who are interested but not directly supported or who might choose to go on their own dime.  These past two years the conf hotel rate has crept up some, with a good block rate but still well over $100/night.  Vancouver's a more expensive town than any we've been in before, so I'd worry we'd be shutting some people out.  I think there's been some kind of lower cost hotel or hostel option in every town, and surely there would be in Vancouver, but in a bigger town that means people are spread out more and then my concern (b) gets amplified, too.
> All that said, it's not like I'm putting in a hosting proposal, so, right, go VANOC^H^HC4LC!
>   -Dan
> p.s. if we could try out a "lightning talk cross" session where four people talk all at the same time, i'm in for sure.


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July 3, 2006 12:01 am ET
Roundtable Scoring
The June 19 Midyear Roundtable Report Card is welcome reading for investors who thought it was just they who were experiencing difficulty predicting this market. I took the 85 recommendations, excluding the 30-year T-bond and the Canadian government bond returns, and equally weighted those picks. The result was a 2.8% overall gain, which was better than the -2.6% and -0.6% returns of the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrials, respectively.
Still, you would have had to select carefully as 43 picks were up and 42 were down. And individual panelists' performance varied widely, from Meryl Witmer's +19.4% to John Neff's -14.2%.
Everett Weinberger
It is time to change a few of your Roundtable members. Abby Joseph Cohen's comments have been edited by the compliance department one too many times. Mario Gabelli should be eliminated for reasons too numerous to list. Felix Zulauf always seems negative, and one day will be correct. While all participants have had very successful careers and will continue do so, how about doing the readers a favor and picking some new gurus for better balance and better stock picks?
Ned Steiger
Longmeadow, Mass.
Who's Driving Inflation?
Gene Epstein's points in his June 19 feature ("Why Bernanke Is Dead Right") are well taken, but he fails to consider the primary driver of inflation. While owner's equivalent rent has been a key factor pushing core CPI outside of Ben's comfort zone, it reflects the strong housing market of the past few years.
Given the Fed's forecast of weakness in housing and home prices, it seems more likely Bernanke won't burn the market with a restrictive policy.
More likely, he realizes that the primary driver of inflation, unit labor costs, remains tame, which along with elevated profit margins that allow corporations to absorb the rise in commodity costs, will prevent the recent "unwelcome developments" from turning into a gallop.
Robert J. Parish
Wealth Portfolio Manager
Wachovia Wealth Management
Palm Beach, Fla.
Monkeys in the Middle
For more years than I care to remember, market pundits have been telling us that the S&P 500 is overvalued or undervalued, based on an historical average P/E ratio. They make it appear that when this magic ratio is reached the market will be fairly valued, and peace will reign in the land.
The reality, however, is that this historic mean is just a point to be passed as the S&P 500 lurches from states of overvaluation to undervaluation and vice versa. And as we all have experienced, these periods go on for a lot longer than ever seems reasonable. "Fair and rational" are not adjectives used to describe stock markets.
In Fairness to Ben
Michael Santoli was right on the mark in his discussion of how Ben Bernanke has been unfairly trashed recently because of his tough inflation talk. (Up & Down Wall Street, June 12).
The general sense of entitlement that has swept across America in recent years has no better home than Wall Street.
Cheap money and easy leverage? Well, we're entitled to that, according to hedge-fund managers and speculators. How dare Bernanke end this profligacy and our juicy carry trades?
The low-rate environment from 2000 to 2005 was clearly a proper response to the bursting of the stock-market bubble, the recession of 2000-2001 and the economic consequences of the terrorist attacks of 9/11. But those days are over, and a return to a more normal rate structure is currently called for.
East Hampton, N.Y.


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Abstract: Teaching earth sciences is particularly delicate and apparently problematic, however, it's a domain for which the expectations of all the actors of the Moroccan pedagogic community should be strong and immense, especially if we take into consideration the wide surface of the country called "The Paradise of the Geologist". Morocco has rich immense geologic zones and sites. This country is characterized by its great scientific and economic importance, and its diverse natural resources, which means that it's a rich site in terms of natural pedagogic materials. Yet, it's a scientific domain in which knowledge and paradigms change quickly, especially with the modern techniques used in the fields of study regarding the possible solutions of scientific problems that have a geological order. All these necessitate a permanent revision and reconstruction of the curriculum which influences the conceptions and values that these official pedagogical documents may convey in an explicit or implicit way. In this research, we analyse the evolution of programs, dealing with the themes linked to the tectonic plaques -integrating concept-, starting from 1967 till today. The objective of this analysis is to identify the approaches with which the programs treat the topics of geology in secondary school, and to know the conceptions and implicit and explicit values which structure the choices made by these official curricula.


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Q: How to make a DIV appear after a set amount of time and after the user has scrolled past a certain point I've got a special DIV content box after each of my blogposts in wordpress.
I'd love to find a way to make it only appear after the user has scrolled down past the blog post, and after a set time delay of 1 second.
Is there any way to do that with javascript or jquery?

A: Try the code below.  You can test it in this jsfiddle
  $("#div1").hide();
var windowHeight = $(window).height();
//alert(windowHeight);
var divHeight = $("#div0").height();
//var alert(divHeight);
var divBottomPos = $("#div0").offset().top + divHeight; //alert(divBottomPos);

var divIsShowing = false;
$(document).scroll(function () {
    var scrollPos = $(this).scrollTop();
    var bottomPageScrollPos = scrollPos + windowHeight;
    //alert(bottomPageScrollPos);
    if ((bottomPageScrollPos > divBottomPos) && (!divIsShowing)) {
        $("#div1").delay(1000).show(0);
        divIsShowing = true;
    } else if ((bottomPageScrollPos < divBottomPos) && (divIsShowing)) {
        $("#div1").hide();
        divIsShowing = false;
    }

});

A: Assuming all blogposts have a class of blogpost. Add to each one the style of display:none. Then this is code that will make it happen.
$(function(){
    var $blogs = $('.blogpost');

    $(window).scroll(function(){

     var windowTop = $(window).scrollTop();
     var windowBottom = windowTop + $(window).height();

        $blogs.each(function(){
            var elemTop = $(this).offset().top;
            var elemBottom = elemTop + $(this).height();

            if(windowBottom > elemBottom){
                setTimeout(function(){
                    $(this).show();
                }, 1000);

            }
        }
    }

});

A: Sure. You can use setTimeout to perform an action (call a function) after a delay, and you can hook the scroll event of an element (including the document as a whole) quite easily with jQuery's on function (or its shortcut, scroll). So you might use a combination of those things to make your div appear (via jQuery's show), e.g.:
// At the end of your page, just before the closing </body> tag
(function($) {
    var timer;

    // Set up the timer and scroll event handler
    timer = setTimeout(showDiv, 2000); // 2000 = two seconds
    $(document.body).on('scroll', handleScroll);

    // Show the div, and cancel the scroll event handler or timer
    function showDiv() {
        clearTimeout(timer);
        $(document.body).off('scroll', handleScroll);
    }

    // Handle the scroll event
    function handleScroll() {
        // Check to see if the body has scrolled up past the top of the article
        if ($(this).scrollTop() > $("#thearticle").offset().top) {
            showDiv();
        }
    }

})(jQuery);

Obviously that's just concept, but it should get you going the right way.

A: I found that this worked, from another page on SO.
But I'm wondering if there is a way to make it activate say 200 pixels above the scrollTop function.
Right now it activates when a user scrolls to the absolute start of the first DIV, but I'd rather be able to activate it when a user comes the bottom of a DIV.
$(document).ready( function() {
$("#dvid").hide(); //hide your div initially
var topOfOthDiv = $("#othdiv").offset().top;
$(window).scroll(function() {
    if($(window).scrollTop() > topOfOthDiv) { //scrolled past the other div?
        $("#dvid").show(); //reached the desired point -- show div
    }
});

});

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Home / News from NPR / Wilbur Ross At The Center Of Another Political Storm, This Time About The Weather
Wilbur Ross At The Center Of Another Political Storm, This Time About The Weather
By Scott Horsley
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is under the microscope again, amid fresh allegations of meddling with a government scientific agency.
The latest storm to engulf the secretary began Sept. 1, when weather forecasters in Birmingham, Ala., issued a tweet saying Hurricane Dorian posed no threat to their state.
"We were reacting to the calls that were coming into our office, and people were actually frightened," said Kevin Laws, science officer for the National Weather Service in Birmingham. "They were wanting to cancel surgeries, and they were wanting to go pick up elderly parents at the coastline because they were genuinely scared. And we felt like we needed to make a statement on where this storm was going to go and to reassure our people."
Laws and his colleagues learned only later what sparked those anxious phone calls: a tweet from President Trump, mistakenly including Alabama on a list of states that could be hard hit by the storm.
For days, Trump stubbornly insisted he was right about the hurricane's path, giving fodder to late-night comics when he showed off a map that had been clumsily doctored with a Sharpie. But the story took a more serious turn last Friday when the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration — the federal agency that includes the National Weather Service — issued an unsigned statement defending the president's tweet and chastising the Birmingham forecasters who contradicted it.
According to The New York Times, NOAA's statement followed political pressure from the commerce secretary, who oversees the weather agency and threatened to fire NOAA officials if they failed to back up the president.
"This is the straw that broke the camel's back," said Rep. Don Beyer, D-Va., who called for Ross to resign. "Threatening to fire senior NOAA appointees if they didn't prop up Trump's false weather claims? It's just one bridge too far."
A Commerce Department spokesman denied the Times report, saying Ross didn't threaten to fire anyone over the dueling hurricane statements.
"Secretary Ross has never stopped advocating for the American people," the spokesman said in a statement.
But the episode has brought renewed attention to Ross' history of interfering with government scientists.
"It's part of a pattern of deemphasizing science and facts and the truth in order to play some often naive or silly political agenda," said Beyer, who serves on the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology. The committee's chairwoman, Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-Texas, endorsed an investigation of the NOAA statement by the Commerce Department's inspector general.
Ross, who also oversees the Census Bureau, previously bucked scientific experts there when he tried to include a citizenship question on the 2020 census, despite warnings that it would jeopardize an accurate head count.
"It certainly introduces uncertainties about the scientific integrity of our national statistics when you see political interference with the mission of these agencies," said John Thompson, who directed the bureau from 2013 to 2017.
The Supreme Court ultimately blocked the citizenship question. In his ruling, Chief Justice John Roberts suggested that the question would have been allowed if Ross had not misrepresented his motives. Ross claimed he was acting on a request from the Justice Department, but Roberts concluded that this was a mere pretext.
The Trump administration has also been quietly purging information about climate change from government websites and replacing independent scientific advisers with industry insiders. Complaints about the scientific integrity of government agencies can often seem esoteric. But a battle over the National Weather Service helps bring it home.
"Everyone knows their local TV meteorologist and understands that they get information directly from the government," said Michael Halpern of the Union of Concerned Scientists. "The air pollution scientists who work for EPA are a little bit more behind the scenes, but their work is just as critical to protecting the public."
Ross hasn't tried to skew only government measurements. He has also tried to skew measures of his own wealth. For years, Forbes magazine included Ross on its list of the richest Americans, estimating his fortune at $2.9 billion in 2016. But once he joined the administration, financial disclosures revealed Ross was really worth only a fraction of that.
"We estimate that he is worth about $600 million," said Forbes senior editor Dan Alexander. "And what's sad — somebody who has been so successful and is so wealthy, still for him it wasn't enough. He wanted to be seen as richer. [He] wanted people to think he was a billionaire, and he just never was."
In a 2017 story about Ross' exaggerated claims of wealth, Alexander quoted longtime co-workers about the secretary's habit of bending the truth.
"At this point, people just don't trust him," Alexander said Tuesday, as the NOAA controversy was making headlines. "So it wasn't that much of a surprise to see that Wilbur was apparently helping cover up for misinformation about that."
By the time Dorian's winds reached hurricane strength, Ross' credibility was in danger, even if the people of Alabama were not.
Mary Scott Hodgin of member station WBHM contributed to this report.
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This is all about new music discovery. From well-established artists to new, indie artists. We give you a short bio from each artist with quick samples of each song, covering several formats.
This is all about showcasing new music, and we're spotlighting 4 songs this week. JORDANA LILLY is an amazing soulful singer who virtually defines straight up jazz. SYDNEY COPE is a pop singer who got started when most kids were playing with dolls. ELISE HAYES is a pop performer who has toured with big name country artists. ELSA is a super-driven singer who knew what she wanted from the beginning and went after it.


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Suecia estuvo representada en los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 1964 por un total de 94 deportistas que compitieron en 13 deportes.

El portador de la bandera en la ceremonia de apertura fue el jinete William Hamilton.

Medallistas
El equipo olímpico sueco obtuvo las siguientes medallas:

Enlaces externos
Página del COI .
Base de datos olímpica .

Suecia
V 1964

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Parrott (Georgia), plaats in de Verenigde Staten

 Personen
 Andrew Parrott (1947), Brits dirigent
 John Parrott (1964), Engels snookerspeler
 Kyle Parrott (1985), Canadees langebaanschaatser
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Carrie Underwood Ushers in 'Sunday Night Football' With New Opener [Watch]
Wendy Hermanson
Wendy Hermanson Published: September 13, 2020
Carrie Underwood has been opening up Sunday Night Football for eight consecutive seasons, but perhaps none of those have been as welcomed as this particular month, kicking off Sept. 13 in the midst of an ongoing global pandemic.
In the new opener, Underwood belts out "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night" amid laser beams of light, dressed in a glittery mini-dress, leggings, and boots. Meanwhile, cameos of NFL standouts such as Dak Prescott and Patrick Mahomes flash by in the background. Fan-generated footage rounds out the clip, bringing the electric feel of a real-time stadium experience to the small screen.
While the editing may look seamless, as with most productions that have taken place during the time of COVID-19, creating the final product was a bit more of a challenge than in previous years. Underwood, for her part, filmed all her parts in a Nashville studio in order to adhere to social distancing guidelines.
It was all worth it, though, according to the superstar — just to bring a little bit of much-needed happiness back to sports fans. "We all want to make each year feel special and unique," Underwood noted of the video. "More than anything, everybody's just grateful that we get to do this...I think people need Sunday Night Football. We need that bit of normalcy, even if we're going about it in a slightly different way."
Sunday night's matchup pits the Dallas Cowboys against the Los Angeles Rams. Sunday Night Football has the distinction of being primetime TV's No. 1 program for nine consecutive years.
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    public interface IExplorerClientProvider
    {
        ExplorerClient GetExplorerClient(string cryptoCode);
        ExplorerClient GetExplorerClient(BTCPayNetworkBase network);
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Biografia
Pizzolato vinse due edizioni consecutive della maratona di New York nel 1984 e nel 1985 e giunse terzo nell'edizione del 1986. Salì inoltre sul gradino più alto del podio anche alle Universiadi del 1985, svoltesi a Kobe, e primeggiò alla maratona di Venezia del 1988, mentre giunse secondo agli Europei di Stoccarda 1986, alle spalle dell'altro maratoneta italiano Gelindo Bordin. Ai Campionati del mondo del 1987 di Roma Pizzolato giunse settimo, e concluse in sedicesima posizione la prova delle Olimpiadi di Seul del 1988. Tra le vittorie minori vanno ricordati i trionfi nel 1979, nel 1983 e nel 1984 al Giro podistico internazionale di Castelbuono.

Attualmente lavora per Rai Sport, dove commenta con Laura Fogli le gare di maratona. È anche preparatore atletico e direttore responsabile della rivista specializzata di settore Correre.

Palmarès

Campionati nazionali
1978
 6º ai campionati italiani di maratona - 2h22'56"
 19º ai campionati italiani assoluti, 5000 m piani - 14'33"2

1979
 7º ai campionati italiani di maratona - 2h18'54"

1980
 7º ai campionati italiani di maratona - 2h19'39"

1982
 5º ai campionati italiani di maratonina, 30 km - 1h34'51"

1983
  ai campionati italiani di maratonina, 30 km - 1h36'45"
 4º ai campionati italiani assoluti, 10000 m piani - 29'22"27
 5º ai campionati italiani assoluti, 5000 m piani - 13'53"42
 22º ai campionati italiani di corsa campestre

1984
 9º ai campionati italiani di maratonina, 30 km - 1h44'40"
 4º ai campionati italiani assoluti, 10000 m piani - 29'07"76
  ai campionati italiani assoluti, 5000 m piani - 13'50"83

Altre competizioni internazionali
1978
 9º al Giro podistico internazionale di Castelbuono ( Castelbuono), 11,2 km

1979
  al Giro podistico internazionale di Castelbuono ( Castelbuono), 11,2 km - 34'39"

1982
 4º alla Maratona di Pechino ( Pechino) - 2h17'10"
 13º alla Maratona di Torino ( Torino) - 2h21'56"

1983
 27º alla Maratona di New York ( New York) - 2h15'28"
 4º alla Maratona di Roma ( Roma) - 2h16'22"
 9º alla Stramilano ( Milano) - 1h05'59"
  al Giro podistico internazionale di Castelbuono ( Castelbuono), 11,2 km - 34'49"

1984
  alla Maratona di New York ( New York) - 2h14'53"
  al Giro podistico internazionale di Castelbuono ( Castelbuono), 11,2 km - 33'34"

1985
 6º in Coppa del mondo di maratona ( Hiroshima) - 2h10'23"
  alla Maratona di New York ( New York) - 2h11'34"

1986
  alla Maratona di Boston ( Boston) - 2h11'43"
  alla Maratona di New York ( New York) - 2h12'13"
  al Giro podistico internazionale di Castelbuono ( Castelbuono), 11,2 km - 34'09"
 11º al Cross di Alà dei Sardi ( Alà dei Sardi) - 35'55"

1987
 6º alla Maratona di New York ( New York) - 2h12'50"
  alla Stramilano ( Milano) - 1h04'01"
 4º al Giro podistico internazionale di Castelbuono ( Castelbuono), 11,2 km - 34'39"

1988
  alla Maratona di Venezia ( Venezia) - 2h15'24"
 7º alla Maratona di Boston ( Boston) - 2h12'32"
 4º al Giro podistico internazionale di Castelbuono ( Castelbuono), 11,2 km - 34'04"

1989
 4º al Giro podistico internazionale di Castelbuono ( Castelbuono), 11,2 km - 34'07"

Note

Voci correlate
 Italia alle manifestazioni internazionali di atletica leggera

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni


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Alamo Drafthouse Has Now Resorted To Telling Guests Don't Talk, Text, Or 'Pokemon Go'
by: Beth Elderkin July 15, 2016
Movie theaters generally don't like when you talk or text during the theater, but one theater chain is also reminding moviegoers not to "catch them all."
The Alamo Drafthouse, an Austin-based movie theater chain, released a tongue-in-cheek PSA-style video asking viewers to not use the Pokemon Go app while watching a movie. The PSA uses footage from David Fincher's thriller Seven, only slightly less horrific and deadly. As Morgan Freeman's character tries to open a box left by the serial killer, he instead uncovers an adorable Pikachu, sporting a pretty awesome CP value of 282.
The Alamo Drafthouse is pretty famous for its "no talk, no text" policy, promising to kick people out if they don't cut it out, including Madonna when she wouldn't stop texting. Fortunately, the Alamo Drafthouse has a pretty good sense of humor about it, once using a woman's petty voicemail in a PSA, and having Kevin Bacon threaten to "beat you up" for breaking the Drafthouse's rules.
The Drafthouse may be issuing a "no talk, no text, no Pokeballs" policy, but that doesn't mean they're spoiling all the fun. According to Entertainment Weekly, at least 10 of the Drafthouse's 22 theaters are also PokeStops, and the theater company is inviting players to hang out in the lobby for more eggs, potions, and bonding.
(Via Entertainment Weekly)
Topics: #Pokemon, #Pokemon GoTags: ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE, movie theater, Pokémon, Pokemon Go


In our 17th year of operation, 2019 sees EACH celebrating delivery of our third Department for Education commissioned initiative to challenge homophobic, biphobic and transphobic school bullying in association with the National Children's Bureau. EACH is also co-creating Wales's Anti-Bullying Guidance for its Government's schools. We are honoured to provide support for and inspire confidence in the thousands of individuals whose lives we touch every year. Get in touch if you'd welcome information on the training, consultancy, resource or support opportunities we can provide to your workplace or study setting.
Recently honoured to be voted "Charity of the Year " we provide a Freephone Helpline for young people up to 18 years and training, resources and consultancy to affirm lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans or questioning (LGBT+) people of all ages. Our services strive to reduce discrimination, harassment or bullying experienced by way of gender identity or sexual orientation. We aspire to affirm confidence in all service-users: inspiring trust and empowering individuals or organisations to make choices informed by legislation and mutually agreed decisions.
Since 2003, EACH has worked across a range of sectors: Education, Criminal Justice System, Health, Housing, Social and Library Services, National and Local Government plus wraparound voluntary, statutory and private sector organisations.


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The Iran Men's team and Chinese Women's team won the Asian Nations Cup organized by the Chess Federation of the Islamic Republic of Iran under the auspices of the Asian Chess Federation from 27 July to 4 August 2018 in Hamadan, Iran. The Iran team made a hat trick winning the Rapid and Blitz championships as well. The Chinese women won their Rapid event while the Indian women won the blitz championship.
The all-GM Iran "Green" team of Parham Maghsoodloo, Pouya Idani, M. Amin Tabatabaei, Aliereza Firouzia and Masoud Mosadeghpour beat Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, China, India, Vietnam, drew with Iran "Red" team and then blanked Iraq to finish alone in first with 13 points of a possible 14 in standard chess. Fourteen teams from 12 countries participated in the 7-round Swiss System event. Finishing with 10 points each, India placed second by tie break followed by China in third place.
Gold medalists on boards 1 to 5, respectively, were GM Maghsoodloo of Iran, S.P. Sethurman and GM Krishnan Sasikiran of India, GM Alireza Firouzja and Gholami Orimi Mahdi of Iran.
In Rapid Chess, Iran "Green" won with 12 points. China, India and Uzbekistan finished with 10 points each, finishing in that order by tie break. In Blitz Chess, Iran "green" win with 14 points followed by China with 12 and Vietnam with 10.
Visit chess-results.com for round by round results, final standings and board medalists.
The Chinese women's team of GM Lei Tingjie, IM Shen Yang, WGM Wang Jue, IM Guo Qi and WGM Zhai Mo beat Vietnam, India, Kazakhstan, Iran "Red", Iran "Green" and Syria then drew with Uzbekistan to win the 8-team round robin with 13 points out of a possible 14. Vietnam finished in second place with 11 points followed by India with 8 points for third place, prevailing in a tie with Uzbekistan who also finished with 8 points.
Gold medalists on boards 1 to 5, respectively, were IM Sarasadat Khademalsharieh of Iran . IM Shen Yang of China, WGM Guliskhan Nakhbayeva of Kazakhstan, IM Guo Qi and WGM Zhai Mo of China.
In women's Rapid, China won with 14 points followed by India with 10 and Iran with 9. In women's Blitz, India won with 13 points followed by Vietnam with 12 and China with 9 points each.
Iranian team receiving the champion's trophy. The young Iranian team won all championship in Standard, Rapid and Blitz chess.
China women's team won in standard chess followed by Vietnam and India.
Chess Federation of the Islamic Republic of Iran President Mehrdad Pahlevanzadeh.
Winners of Rapid chess: Iran, China and India receive their medals.
The Indian women's team won the blitz championship followed by Vietnam in second and China in third.
The very young Uzbekistan team headed by Husan Turdialiev (in suit).


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Are you looking for a fast and easy recipe for lunch or dinner? This is one of my favourite recipes to make! I love it because I can throw in whatever veggies I have on hand and the recipe still turns out great! The trick to this recipe is that you gotta marinate the tofu for a least a couple hours in teriyaki sauce and minced garlic. I just marinate the tofu the night before or you can marinate it before you head out the door in the morning. The tofu will be so flavourful with a great garlic kick to it! YUM!
1. Place your chopped up tofu in a bowl and add teriyaki sauce and garlic. Mix well and throw it into the fridge for at least a couple of hours. If possible give it a mix a couple times.
2. Grab a large frying pan or wok and heat the oil in it. Add the tofu and garlic. Saute for a few minutes until browned.
3. Rince chickpeas very well!
4. Add onion to the tofu and cook until softened. Add broccoli and cook for about 2 minutes or so. Throw in the chopped up bell peppers, zucchini and mushrooms. Cook for a few minutes but be careful not to over cook. Keep your veggies on the crisp side!
5. Add in the chickpeas and season with paprika and black pepper to taste.
6. Add 1 TBSP of soya sauce and 1 tsp of teriyaki sauce and combine. Add in the parsley to the dish and mix well.
7. Transfer the tofu and veggies to a serving dish. Serve on a bed of brown rice.


The Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will play host to its trailblazing Health, Innovation, and Technology Summit in the heart of the Texas Medical Center on Thursday, June 28th. Hosted at the Texas Medical Center's Innovation Institute, the event will focus on revolutions being made across the health, technology, and innovation spaces in the region.
This year's program will feature the incredible advancements being made by companies like UnitedHealthcare, CHI St. Luke's, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Six Foot. Company representatives will highlight the practices and innovations that are allowing businesses to create disruptive, positive change across the healthcare and entertainment sectors.
Now in its second year, the Health, Innovation & Technology Summit is a snapshot of new market trends that are helping members grow their businesses – from entrepreneurs employing new software to take their organization to new heights, to regional firms utilizing the latest technologies to increase their workforce and output, to multi-national corporations that are investing in new technologies to further their global reach; the Health, Innovation & Technology Summit facilitates a substantive dialogue that focuses on the future.
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In is in, but is out always out?
This past weekend I had the enormously good fortune to attend a wedding. Not just any wedding, mind you, but a full-blown military wedding with swords and dress blues and the whole nine yards.
Military weddings happen all the time, but this wedding is significant for me because it was my first as a non-uniformed guest. I have hoisted my sword many times in honor of the stalwart groom and blushing bride, but not since I was a teenager had I been un-uniformed at such an event. I did wear a tuxedo, which is nice, but not nearly as dashing as a Dress Blue uniform adorned with a Sam Browne belt and Mameluke sword.
I was privileged to be invited to the wedding by a Marine with which I worked during my last tour of duty. We had served together in Afghanistan and had kept in touch after I moved on. I was delighted to be invited to his wedding these many months after we parted company, and not just because I like weddings. The invitation was a validation of sorts that I was still part of the community.
The community of Marines (and Soldiers and Sailors and Airmen too) is a close one, but can also be a closed one as well. When you are in you are in by the very nature of your service; the camaraderie and commitment of purpose bring everyone together as they travel through the adventure of active duty together. Sharing the hardships and the esprit de corps is what makes it close, but that is also what can make it closed. Just as when you are in you are in, when you are out you are out. You can only come back in by invitation.
And my invitation came in the form of a chance to rejoin the community at the most joyful of celebrations: a wedding.
I was thrilled to be able to attend, but as my wife and I walked up to the gathering wedding party I was more than a little trepidatious. Would it be awkward? Would I be welcomed back into the fold or politely tolerated as an outsider? Would people remember who I was?
It sounds a little silly in retrospect, but those thoughts rocketed through my mind as we closed in on the crowd outside the church. The doubts and concerns vanished, though, as I caught the eye of a few Marines who were having their picture taken. Broad grins greeted my pensive wave, and in an instant we were shaking hands and catching up. It was like a reunion that I never really expected, but now that it was happening it was a wonderful experience.
I was not alone in my non-uniformed appearance. I saw other compatriots from the past, and they too were embraced by the brotherhood of those still wearing the cloth of the nation. I caught up with friends who are making the best of themselves now that they are out; a student at Gonzaga, a newly graduated lawyer, a successful businessman- every one of them following a new path but still welcomed back into the brotherhood. I chatted with others who are still in uniform and fresh from the fight as they plan their next career move in between cocktails and trips to the dance floor with their beautiful ladies.
I saw many Marines and Sailors and Soldiers in uniform that day, and I was intensely proud to be counted as one of them despite my departure from the rigors of active service. It was tremendous experience to be welcomed back into the fold, if even for just a few hours before we all parted company and headed back down the paths of our lives.
To Rob and Kelsey- congratulations on your wedding!
And thank you for inviting me. It meant more than you know.
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Looking forward to your next post, Sir!!!
You will always be "IN". Speaking as one of the lucky Marines to have had the privilege of working for you, you will always been remembered as the CO that took the time to actually listen and care about ALL the Marines, "even the truck drivers". Your legacy as a Marine will be remembered and cherished for many generations of Marines to come. Marines like you are the reason the Corps is regarded as the best in the world.
Thanks, Chad! It really means a lot. The thing I miss the most about the Marine Corps is the people, and it was truly my pleasure to work with such high caliber leaders as yourself. Thanks for reading! Good luck on your transition, and let me know how I can help!
Colonel, sounds like you were a Marine officer in the style of Chuck Krulak. Although I was on the Navy side, I always looked up to General Krulak, as he took care of his Marines and inspired them. That is very important in today's high tempo, short transition deployment rotations that the (short-handed) Marine Corps is contending with. Marines need the Grice's and Krulak's to keep esprit de corps strong. I was glad to know you before, Colonel, but I am happy to know what kind of Marine your truly are.
Thanks for the kind words, Dale. It really means a lot!


Legendary two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Bob Woodward is delving into the dysfunctions of President Trump's administration in his new book Fear: Trump in the White House, to be released on September 11 according to the The Washington Post.
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It was such a pleasure to work with everyone at Tire Butler. From the moment I reached out to them, to the day they came to my house to do the change, all the staff were so courteous, knowledgeable and friendly. I definitely will be using Tire Butler for years to come!! Thanks for the amazing work!
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Phenomenal experience working with TireButler on finding the best tire for my vehicle. Spoke with Josh and he provided and recommended the most adequate all season tire. I booked an appointment for the following week, one of their technicians showed up at my place and installed the new tires. They also took the old ones as I no longer had a purpose for them. Overall great experience, would definitely recommend.
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These guys are great - they come to your location, check your tires to make sure they're in good shape, store your off-season tires. Fast, reliable and friendly.
Entire experience was great. So easy and convenient to have Tire Butler come to us and save us hours of our time compared to going to dealer or shop.
Outstanding service! I've been servicing with Tire Butler in the last 4 years. Our kids bring their cars to our driveway and we get all four cars serviced. Very professional, fast, and courteous. They diagnosed a problem that was caused by my previous installer (he did not put O rings and as a result the car was vibrating at highway speed). When one of the cars had a flat tire, they were able to find me a new tire faster than my Toronto dealership (Subaru). I highly recommend!
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Excellent service and always on-time. I have used them for a number years now and will continue to do. Highly recommend.
Came in to have a rim repaired from a sign falling and denting it. Was called back after a while to let me know the rim was repaired but when I arrived, the rim was no longer round and the clear coat was missing on that side. Spoke with the manager and asked him if he even bothered to inspect it before calling me?!? I refused the rim and left it with them to be fixed properly. Upon my second visit, the rim was still not perfectly round and I was told that this was the best they could do. I was not even offered a refund for my time and gas having to come back twice. To make matters worse, after five months, the clear coat started peeling. I contacted the company to let them know and I was told that they were too busy and would get back to me when they have time. To this day I have not even received a call regarding the repair. They were friendly and nice when it came time to take my money but the service during and after is complete garbage! They should be ashamed of themselves for taking advantage of people and calling themselves a business! Too bad you cannot give a negative star review because even one star is too much! Get your rims repaired somewhere else that treats you with respect and not just as a dollar sign!
I've been a customer since 2014 and the service is AMAZING. My tires get changed while I'm at work and the cost is reasonable for service AND storage.
I have used Tire Butler before and it was a super easy and simple way to have my tires changed. This time I was in a pinch but Karen was able to fit me into the schedule - same day! They came onsite (no waiting in lines forever to get my winters off) while i was in a meeting. I left them the key, they changed the tires and it was done. I am very grateful for their help and excellent service. I would use them again in a heartbeat.
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Very efficient and professional. They showed up at my home within the promised time window, changed my tires in about 15 minutes and were on their way. I hired them after they were recommended to me and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them myself.
So easy and convenient. No more hassles of getting my tires in and out of storage. They do it all in a professional and courteous manner! I no longer feel stressed about the changing seasons.Thank you Tire Butler!
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Great service! Super efficient. They were so helpful in making sure my winter tires were stored away in a good spot I didn't have to lift or move anything! Definitely recommend.
I wish I had found out about this service sooner! Changing my tires used to be such an ordeal, now it's so quick and convenient. They provide fast, efficient service and the technician really knew what he was doing.
I'm really happy with this service. Their staff is always professional and I have nowhere to store tires so not having to worry about that has been great.
Tire Butler is the most professional (and convenient!) service for anything related to car tires and/or wheels - I have ever used. They are experts, punctual and always pleasure to work with.
Great service. On time. Neatly out my winter tires away. I'll use them again. Well worth it!!!
Great service, very reliable, competitive prices and the convenience of having everything done at your own home. Had the Pirelli tires on my Mercedes Benz replaced and balanced for less than half the price of the dealership. Thank you Tire Butler!
Great on-time service. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, fully equipped trucks—all sent to my home for maximum convenience. Very happy—would Recommend.
Can't recommend this company enough. Excellent serivce, super responsive and the pricing was on par with Costco which is my normal go-to. But Tire Butler is minus the hassle and headache of long ordering times and appointment bookings. Plus the tires I ordered were better than the versions you would get at Costco.The guys in the truck were service oriented and friendly. This a great idea and is executing flawlessly. Well done, you've got a customer for life here.
This was my first time using Tire Butler and I was super impressed! The guys who showed up were very professional, so polite and extremely efficient. We bought 4 new tires from them and their rates were competitive. I highly recommend This service. See you again when it's time for Winter Tires!
Josh is an amazing person to deal with. Very savvy when it comes to anything you need. Will refer anyone I know here. Beyond top notch customer service!
This is my first time using Tired Butler and my last time. I was quoted $141.25, ended up paying $226. That is an extra $84.75 because my wheels were off rim, what ever that means. Don't you have to take the wheel off the rim to put the wheel back on the rim? Yes it was convenient to change my tires in my driveway but I don't like being charge more money than they actually said it was gonna cost. My money is my time. All I can say is that I tried it but I would warn people of extra costs.
I just had Tire Butler put winter tires on my wife's car. Firstly, they came in $400 less than the lowest quote I received, from other tire shops, for the same tires. They also had a greater selection of options. Tech arrived on time and time was very professional.
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Great service! Fast, friendly and great value for what they offer. Josh was a pleasure to deal with to set up my appointment. Will recommend!
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I want to highly recommend Tire Butler. Andrew, my technician, was an excellent representative of the company and I will never go back to the long waits and inconvenience of seasonal tire changes at a traditional location. It's worth the extra expense to me and I so appreciate it.
Top Drawer Service!!! Their Service Tech Joe came to my home, on time, and did an incredibly thorough and professional job. Their prices are better than my dealership, they store the tires for less than any another place, that I would trust, and they have tire prices that are competitive with Costco and out of town dealers! One of the best new business finds for me in a couple of years!! This was my first time using their service, but, I will DEFINITELY be using their service again. I would, without exaggeration, recommend them to everyone!!!
Tire Butler is absolutely amazing! They provide excellent customer service. I recently used Tire Butler for purchase and installation of my winter tires and for storage of my summer tires. I was very happy with the service they provided. Even more amazing- the service they provided for my flat tire. After driving over a road work screw with my new winter tires, one of my tires went flat. Tire butler arrived quickly and assessed the situation. They took off my tire, took it for repair, and reinstalled the fixed one all within an hour! All of the staff are very friendly, efficient, and provide great customer service. I am super impressed, thankful and appreciative for all of Tire Butlers services and assistance. I would recommend them to everyone! Thanks so much again!
Great experience with getting my winter tires switched off. Brandon, the technician, arrived early and was done very quickly and efficiently. I would highly recommend and of course will be a repeat customer myself.
It was a very pleasant experience from beginning to end using Tire Butler. The technician arrived perfectly on time and completed the job quickly and efficiently. He was pleasant and polite. I will definitely be recommending this company to my friends and will be using them for all my cars.
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Today is Ash Wednesday, marking the first day of Lent. I don't know much the history of Lent, and I'm not Catholic, but I look forward to the opportunity to prepare for the celebration of Easter.
I am grateful to live a life where I am allowed careful consideration of what I will take out or add in. My life is drenched in privilege and conveniences, anything I take out feels like merely a dent in my comfortable life. But Lent isn't about doing the most extreme thing (and proclaiming it on your Facebook status). It's a beautiful time to step back, examine your heart, regularly repent and fix your gaze on the cross. That is going to play out differently for people because we all have unique relationships with God. For some, it will mean omitting something from their lives, for others, maybe it's adding something in. Either way, it's a great opportunity to reflect Christ's sacrifice through our actions or introduce a new discipline that will advance your relationship with Him.
This is what's beautiful about the gospel: it comes to us as we are, exactly where we are. Comparing your spiritual life or heart issues with someone else is Not Gospel. It's a distracting ploy by Satan to get you right where he wants you: indulging in yourself instead of submitting to God.
If you need to ditch tv in order to prepare your heart and engage in the Lent season, great. You are not less involved than someone who is fasting two meals a day and adding in a 90 minute mediation. If you think Christians exploit Lent a little, and get it more confused with belated New Year's resolutions than the symbolic observance that it once was, you are not alone. But I think traveling down that road and pointing fingers at who is doing it wrong is also a distraction and not productive.
-Redeemer Church, best known as Timothy Keller's church, offers a day by day study you can find here.
-Richard Rohr has a great book with Scripture promptings for the Lent season. It's $6 on Amazon for the Kindle edition. You can find it here.
You can't go wrong by mediating on Scripture. If you haven't thought about Lent and are scrambling to come up with some hyper-spiritual way to acknowledge it, don't. Just commit to being present and engaged with him. That is a great place to start. Because that is Easter. Jesus came down to be Emmanuel, God with us, sacrifice absolutely everything, big and small and submit to God's plans for him. He conquered death, suffering, judgement, shame, pride and all other sins that stood in our way to be with him. What an incredible thing to reflect on over the next 40 days. Let's be present with him, whether that's an offering of fasting, sacrifice or time.


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4.70 vfprintf, vprintf, vsprintf, vsnprintf, vasprintf, vasnprintf—format argument list

Synopsis

     #include <stdio.h>
     #include <stdarg.h>
     int vprintf(const char *<var>fmt</var>, va_list <var>list</var>);
     int vfprintf(FILE *<var>fp</var>, const char *<var>fmt</var>, va_list <var>list</var>);
     int vsprintf(char *<var>str</var>, const char *<var>fmt</var>, va_list <var>list</var>);
     int vsnprintf(char *<var>str</var>, size_t <var>size</var>, const char *<var>fmt</var>,
         va_list <var>list</var>);
     int vasprintf(char **<var>strp</var>, const char *<var>fmt</var>, va_list <var>list</var>);
     char *vasnprintf(char *<var>str</var>, size_t *<var>size</var>, const char *<var>fmt</var>,
         va_list <var>list</var>);

     int _vprintf_r(struct _reent *<var>reent</var>, const char *<var>fmt</var>,
         va_list <var>list</var>);
     int _vfprintf_r(struct _reent *<var>reent</var>, FILE *<var>fp</var>,
         const char *<var>fmt</var>, va_list <var>list</var>);
     int _vsprintf_r(struct _reent *<var>reent</var>, char *<var>str</var>,
         const char *<var>fmt</var>, va_list <var>list</var>);
     int _vasprintf_r(struct _reent *<var>reent</var>, char **<var>str</var>,
         const char *<var>fmt</var>, va_list <var>list</var>);
     int _vsnprintf_r(struct _reent *<var>reent</var>, char *<var>str</var>,
         size_t <var>size</var>, const char *<var>fmt</var>, va_list <var>list</var>);
     char *_vasnprintf_r(struct _reent *<var>reent</var>, char *<var>str</var>,
         size_t *<var>size</var>, const char *<var>fmt</var>, va_list <var>list</var>);

Description

vprintf, vfprintf, vasprintf, vsprintf, vsnprintf,
and vasnprintf are (respectively) variants of printf,
fprintf, asprintf, sprintf, snprintf, and
asnprintf.  They differ only in allowing their caller to pass the
variable argument list as a va_list object (initialized by
va_start) rather than directly accepting a variable number of
arguments.  The caller is responsible for calling va_end.

_vprintf_r, _vfprintf_r, _vasprintf_r, _vsprintf_r,
_vsnprintf_r, and _vasnprintf_r are reentrant versions of the
above.

Returns

The return values are consistent with the corresponding functions.

Portability

ANSI C requires vprintf, vfprintf, vsprintf, and
vsnprintf.  The remaining functions are newlib extensions.

Supporting OS subroutines required: close, fstat, isatty,
lseek, read, sbrk, write.


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Crystal Palace vs Stoke – Premier League preview and team news
May 7, 2016 May 6, 2016 Stephen Donovan
Crystal Palace will be aiming to end their home season on a high by claiming their fourth consecutive victory over Stoke City in all competitions when they meet in South London on Saturday.
Safety is almost secured and there is an FA Cup final to look forward to for Crystal Palace, but one cannot help thinking they have fallen a long way short of their capabilities this season in the league. That certainly was not the case up until the turn of the year, but the manner of their total loss of form since then was summed up by defeat at Newcastle United last weekend, a game where yet again they were found wanting at the key moments.
On his first return to Tyneside after leaving for Palace 16 months ago, Alan Pardew aimed to frustrate but saw his side control much of the first half, only to fail to create clear chances. Then, when they had the chance to level the scores Yohan Cabaye was tentative from the penalty spot, ensuring another frustrating afternoon for a side with a great deal more quality than their league position suggests, so the Eagles will be keen not to make similar mistakes again here.
As is the case for many teams, Stoke have been victims of Palace's searing pace in wide areas during recent meetings and so will be wary of over-committing when they search for a first win in six Premier League games. It was a barren spell they were so close to ending in their last game at home to struggling Sunderland, only to concede a penalty in the dying stages and be forced to settle for what was a frustrating draw after defending stoutly for long periods.
Had it been achieved, the clean sheet would have been reward for a much-improved display from the Staffordshire side, who used the aerial ability of Peter Crouch to their advantage and attacked with a great deal more urgency. The return of Erik Pieters at left-back following a two-match ban also made a huge difference, so coming into this one they should be better equipped to gain a positive result. The record top-flight points tally may now be impossible, but Stoke will feel that there are some scores for them to settle.
Palace have problems in wide areas as Wilfried Zaha is out and Yannick Bolasie is doubtful. Meanwhile, they also have concerns over Mile Jedinak.
Defenders Glen Johnson and Marc Wilson are both out for Stoke, who will give a late fitness test to Bojan Krkic.
Last Meeting: Two early goals ensured that the points were shared when the two sides last met at Selhurst Park in December 2014 in what was generally a rather scrappy affair. James McArthur put the home side in front after 11 minutes with a looping header over goalkeeper Asmir Begovic, but it was cancelled out moments later by Peter Crouch's close range effort and the teams could not be separated from then on.
Crystal Palace, Premier League, Stoke CityCrystal Palace, Premier League, Stoke City
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The Council of State and the Ministry of Justice administer the court system. Municipal and provincial courts and the national Supreme Court hear cases and interpret the law. Cuban citizens receive legal counsel from law collectives that are organized from the municipal to the national levels.
Immediately following the revolution, some jurists predicted that the need for laws and courts would disappear as Cuba more nearly approached a perfect Communist state. They envisioned that the state would dissolve and people would live together harmoniously, working for the good of the whole. Norms of social behavior, not laws, would govern their actions. By 1963 jurists abandoned this reasoning because they understood that the utopian state was a long time off. By 1970 new generations of lawyers were trained to serve as counsels for national and international agencies and as civil and criminal attorneys. Between 1970 and 1971, Cuba's legal codes were restructured to reflect its socialist government. The government issued a number of law codes to formally institutionalize the economic, social, and legal changes Castro had made by decree following the revolution.
The courts at all levels employ formally trained judges, who have attended law school, and lay judges. Lay judges do not have formal instruction from law schools, but they do receive training before assuming their responsibilities. Lay judges compose 95 percent of all sitting judges in the country. They are elected to their posts and serve for a specified period. Lay judges must demonstrate enthusiasm for their work, and they must respect the seriousness of their responsibilities, have adequate education levels, and show evidence of good moral character. They are intended to bring a nontechnical view to court considerations, where they can note mitigating circumstances that lawyer judges might not consider. The lay judges represent community values, and their contribution to deciding cases is a means of democratizing the legal system.
In the municipal and provincial courts, two lay judges and one lawyer judge preside. The lawyer judge is the president of the court. Each member has a single vote, so the lay judges can outvote a lawyer judge in deciding a ruling. In serious criminal and government cases at the provincial and national levels, two lay judges and three lawyer judges decide cases. Lay judges at the supreme court level tend to have university degrees and have served at the municipal and provincial levels before being seated in the most prestigious court. The higher courts hear appeals from the lower courts.
Military tribunals sit on cases involving infractions by military men. These courts, as well as civil and criminal courts, are theoretically independent from political interference and guided by military and national laws, respectively. In the 1989 case against General Arnaldo T. Ochoa Sanchez, however, Castro's influence was visible to everyone, as five military officers were tried for drug smuggling. Three were executed, despite the fact that Cuban law did not provide for the death penalty in such cases. Many observers saw the trial as a move by Castro to eliminate a potential rival in Ochoa Sanchez, a general whose popularity with the public and influence in the military could have challenged Castro's authority.
Political prisoners are still in Cuban jails, and it is difficult to ascertain their offenses or to gain access to the legal decisions surrounding their cases. The government occasionally releases prisoners as part of international negotiations or when the prisoners have completed their sentences. Some former political prisoners remain in Cuba, where they are reabsorbed into daily life after serving their sentences. Others may be permitted to emigrate to another country at the end of their jail time. Arrests and releases may occur for purely ideological motives. Just before the January 1998 visit of Pope John Paul II, the government rounded up and detained known dissenters so that they could not use the occasion to demonstrate their opposition to the government. After the Pope's departure, most were released at the Pope's request. Human rights groups such as Amnesty International and America's Watch have criticized the Castro government for obstructing investigations into allegations of political arrests, mistreatment, and violations of international human rights agreements.


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Scott Abell, Head Football Coach & Quarterbacks Coach
Scott Abell enters his third season on the Wildcat sideline after being named the program's 28th head coach in January 2018.
In just his second season at the helm, Abell led the Wildcats to its best season in nearly two decades, guiding the team to an 8-4 finish, recording the most FCS wins in program history along the way (6).
In his first season, 2018, Abell's offense ran away from the competition, but the 2019 'Cats featured a balanced attack, ranking among the top FCS programs nationally in rushing (2nd), total defense (4th), and led the nation in third down percentage.
In year two, Coach Abell's squad earned eight All-PFL selections, including three first team honorees. Among those first teamers was Davidson's all-time leading rusher, Wesley Dugger. Dugger reset the program's rushing benchmark in just his third season, another 1,000-yard season, his third in as many tries. He also set the single season touchdown record, rushing for 22 and led the nation in scoring (12.0 PPG).
Additionally, four 'Cats earned Academic All-PFL honors including Ethan Steinbacher, a National Football Foundation William V. Campbell Trophy semifinalist, making him one of the top seniors academically in all divisions of the NCAA (FBS, FCS, DII and DIII).
Another important piece of Coach Abell's culture is service and no one exemplified that more than 2020 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team honoree, George Hatalowich. Hatalowich, the fourth Wildcat to earn this honor and first under Abell, was honored at halftime of the Allstate Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. Hatalowich was instrumental in starting the Davidson chapter of Uplifting Athletes, work that will be carried on by future Wildcats for years to come.
In his first season at the helm, Abell led Davidson to its first winning record since 2007, directing the 'Cats to a 6-5 mark that concluded with a heroic goal-line stand on the final play of the season to secure the winning campaign.
Coach Abell helped lead the Wildcat offense to NCAA FCS statistical championships in total offense (561.9) and rushing offense (442.9), while directing the 'Cats to top-five statistical categories in third down conversion percentage, offensive red zone and scoring.
The 2018 Wildcats snapped a 17-game Pioneer Football League losing streak with a 40-35 road victory at Valparaiso and earned national attention for a 91-61 Thursday night shootout victory over Guilford.
Abell's squad rewrote the NCAA FCS history books with a trip west to PFL power San Diego, steering Davidson to a 789-yard rushing performance, shattering a 30-year record set by Missouri State in 1998 (681). Four Wildcats rushed for over 150 yards including Dugger's 231-yard output, the fifth-best single game rushing performance in Davidson football's 117-year history.
The Wildcats reset 10 program records including rushing yards in a season (4765), rushing touchdowns (55) and scoring (494 points).
Prior to Davidson, Abell spent 10 seasons at NCAA Division III Washington & Lee University where he earned three Old Dominion Athletic Conference Championships in six seasons.
The Generals increased their yardage and points per game each season and set conference rushing records with Abell as offensive coordinator. He was promoted to head coach in 2012 and transformed the W&L offense into a national rushing powerhouse, leading the Division III in rushing in three of his last six seasons in Lexington. His 2015 squad went undefeated in the regular season, the first to do so in program history, and set records in total yards (5,439), rushing offense (4,773) and points scored (417).
Abell's head coaching career started uphill in 1997 at Liberty High School, near Lynchburg, Va., where he turned an 0-10 program into district champions in three years. He moved to nearby Amherst High School, which had not brought home a state championship in a dozen years, and led teams to back-to-back state titles.
He played both football and baseball in high school, but his scholarship opportunity was in baseball at Longwood College. The Kansas City Royals drafted him to their minor league teams, where he spent two years – and hit a home run during his first at-bat – before turning to teaching and coaching football.
The Coach Abell File
Hometown Crozet, Virginia
Family Wife: Chrissie, Son: Porter (2017 UR Graduate), Daughter: Emily (High Point University Student)
Education BS in Physical Education & Health (Longwood, '92)
MA in Administration/Supervision (Lynchburg '07)
Playing Experience Longwood (1988-1992)
Abell Year-By-Year
2018 - Present Davidson (Head Coach)
2008 - 2017 Washington & Lee (Head Coach, 2012-2017; Offensive Coord., 2008-2011)
2002 - 2008 Amherst County HS (Head Coach & Offensive Coordinator)
1997 - 2002 Liberty HS (Head Coach)
1996 - 1997 Altavista HS (Offensive Coordinator, QB's, & LB's Coach)
1994 - 1996 Western Albemarle HS (QB's & DE's Coach)
1993 Albemarle HS (Assistant)


Editors Note: What does it mean when we say that someone is a "pillar of the community?" How you answer depends a lot on your experiences and intersections with the people who, in your mind, help support and strengthen the areas of local life that are most important to us. In this new series, we'll surely tread some well worn paths in search of those personalities. We'll blaze new trails looking for emerging leaders, as well as expand our vision of where to look for these pillars of our community. Know someone you think fills the bill? E-mail us.
1Berkshire holds its first Creative Resources Conference, a "how-to, where-to" for artists and creative entrepreneurs, at Hotel on North in downtown Pittsfield, Thursday, November 12, 2015.


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Malabar Beach is a beach in Malabar, New South Wales, Australia, located to the south of Maroubra Beach and to the north of Little Bay and La Perouse. The Randwick Golf Club is located on the cliffs on the right side and Malabar Headland on the cliffs on the left side. Its sands stretch for about 200 metres. You can find two boat ramps towards the both ends of the beach, as well as a rock pool further south, just below Randwick Golf Club.

History
Malabar Beach was previously known as Long Bay beach. Following a petition by local residents, the new name was gazetted on 29 September 1933, following a shipwreck of the MV Malabar in 1931. There also have been four other shipwrecks on the headland - the St Albans in 1882, Try One in 1947 and SS Goolgwai in 1955 (and an unnamed barge in 1955).

Malabar Beach suffered issues with water pollution that affected health of the swimmers. For example, there was an outbreak of typhoid in one family who swam at Malabar Beach regularly. In 1957, 300 residents had a protest meeting in Cromwell Park nearby to raise the issue of the beach water pollution to the Sydney Water Board. In 1992 a marine outfall started pumping the sewage 4.2 km out to the sea, and water quality improved dramatically. Randwick Council lifeguards started patrolling the beach, and barbecue and playground were installed in Cromwell Park.

Geography
The rocky headland on the left of the bay or the cliff, protect the beach from the waves so the water is very calm so swimming, snorkelling, scuba diving, kayaking and paddle boarding is easy to do at Malabar Beach although it gets deep suddenly. The beach is also shaped like a dolphin.

Dangers
In the waters swim colourful fish but also small stingrays and blue ringed octopuses which lurk the waters. Malabar Beach is not patrolled with lifeguards or lifesavers although there is a lifeguard tower there.

References

Tourist attractions in Sydney
Beaches of Sydney


Cybersecurity Expert John McAfee warns of advanced hacking attacks after his personal Twitter account was hijacked last week.
John McAfee insists that cybersecurity will be paramount in 2018 after his personal Twitter account was hacked in December.
Cybersecurity Expert John McAfee has warned of advances in hacking methods after his personal Twitter account was hijacked to promote a number of alternate cryptocurrencies last week.
The founder of computer security company McAfee had regularly been posting a 'Coin Of The Day' review on his Twitter page. The hackers gained access to his account by changing his phone number to request a new password.
Speaking to RT after the incident, McAfee said he had no control over the situation.
The series of tweets saw the value of the cryptocurrencies touted rise in value - and McAfee believes the hackers would have made a lot of money in the process.
The cybersecurity expert speculated that the hack may have been an inside job. He suggested that an AT&T official was bribed to give the hackers access to his account.
McAfee also estimated that the hackers may have made millions of dollars, which would easily compensate any bribe needed to carry out the attack.
McAfee only regained access to his Twitter account three days later. He posted a couple of tweets confirming that his account had been compromised while hitting out at users that had ridiculed the situation.
McAfee also warned that cryptocurrency exchanges are the biggest targets for cybercriminals as they hold millions of dollars worth of virtual currency.
Reflecting back on the infamous Mt.Gox exchange debacle where 850,000 Bitcoins were stolen by hackers, McAfee predicts more of the same in the future.
It's not hard to agree with McAfee's sentiments towards hacking given some of the recent attacks. Mining service Nicehash was hit in December, losing over 4,000 Bitcoin valued at $60 mln at the time.
This situation once again puts a highlight on the importance of individuals educating themselves on some of the safety measures they can use to secure their digital funds.


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