I attended Future Insights Live last week and had a great time. The workshop I attended was educational and full of awesome tips, the sessions were uniformly good, and the people (as usual) were awesome.
On Monday, I attended the Ember.js workshop taught by Jesse Cravens. It was truly a delight and I felt like I learned a lot in the workshop setting that I wouldn't have learned otherwise. There were a few things that I particularly enjoyed about this day long session.
First, Jesse was ridiculously prepared. He had a lesson plan that he followed with estimated time for each section and a desired workflow as the day progressed. Each lesson had code samples online as a standalone JSFiddle, which made it super easy to play along.
Second, the morning session focused almost completely on the concepts that lie at the core of Ember before building into the more practical / utilitarian aspects of application building with the framework in the afternoon. I appreciated this because Ember is full of framework magic and it was nice to see where things fall into place. Some people in the workshop felt that the morning session glossed over things too quickly, but I felt the pacing was appropriate and didn't have any trouble keeping up.
Finally, Jesse encouraged experimentation and a certain degree of competition. He stated at the beginning of the workshop that we should each be playing with the concepts, either by forking the JSFiddle examples he had prepared or coming up with our own, and that the "best" app at the end of the workshop would win a copy of his new book.
Anyways, the workshop was fantastic and I felt energize and excited after the first day.
The quality of the sessions this year was fairly high overall. There were some misses that I just didn't enjoy, but I don't want to dwell on those. Instead, I want to talk about a few of the speakers that I really learned from.
If you have a chance to meet Carl, you should absolutely take advantage of it. He is one of the most positive individuals I have ever met in my life and he has been a keynote speaker the last two years at FILive.
It is hard to explain what you get with Carl's talks so I won't really try. That being said, I can tell you that his words have had a meaningful and positive effect on my life.
Kirsten's talk was entitled Designing Irresistible APIs and it was excellent. She gave a great high-level overview of why you might build an API, how you should treat your API (spoiler alert: as a first class product) and the things you can and should do to promote adoption / usage.
I really enjoyed this session because Kirsten stayed at a relatively high level. The session was more about the "why" of APIs rather than the "how" and I feel like that's a harder question to address. Everyone in the audience could probably build a little Node + Express app to serve JSON from URL endpoints, but not everyone could justify doing so from a business standpoint and that's what this session was designed to help us do.
Another reason I liked this session was purely selfish. Kirsten pointed out multiple times that your API should serve your customer (whoever they are) and their use case rather than blindly and slavishly adhering to a strict REST / RESTful paradigm. I thought that was a powerful statement from someone with so much experience and it made me feel better about the APIs I've built in the past.
As an additional note, I spent about an hour talking with Kirsten after her session and over lunch and she is just a fantastic person with a lot of real-world experience and some interesting opinions on the tech industry. I really enjoyed my time with her.
There were three other sessions that I feel deserve to be mentioned specifically. First, Developing in Public by Daniel Hengeveld was a terrific overview of the many artifacts of software development that aren't code. He pointed out that the things around the code you write, including decisions you made, the reasons why, the documentation for the code itself, etc, is probably just as important a the code itself. I think this is an important point and one that Daniel made quite convincingly.
Second, Logs & Metrics by Thijs Feryn was a great look into log aggregation and querying, the tools you can use to perform those tasks, and why you might want to. I know I mentioned earlier in this post that I enjoy high-level talks more than implementation centric ones, but Thijs really knocked this out of the park. His examples were great and he provided just enough information to whet the appetite.
Finally, Pete Hunt's React: Secrets of the Virtual DOM was a good look into the current tools available to bind data to views in the browser. It covered each of the major players and then, unsurprisingly, made the case for why Facebook's React is better than all of them. I wasn't totally convinced, but it's always exciting to see Big O notation used in a conference presentation, so I was at least intrigued. I also liked that alternatives were presented, even if they were dismissed along the way.
The experience of talking to all of these people is mentally and emotionally exhausting for me (I'm somewhat of an introvert) but I'm so glad I put myself out there and approached more people this year. I felt so lucky to be in a room with my peers, each with their own opinions and expertise. It was amazing.
The exhibitors collectively put on a great show and I was happy to talk to all of them!
FILive is a great conference. If you can attend, I highly encourage you to do so. I'm very much looking forward to attending again next year and very much hoping that it will be in Las Vegas again.
This entry was posted in Events on June 24, 2014 by Nick Ohrn.
I am enamored by the state of technology in 2014. I look around and see the computing power that permeates society and it blows me away. It seems like everyone has a smartphone or tablet that they can use to message someone on the other side of the planet, watch an awesome video of a baby and dachshunds, or just chill out and read their subreddit of choice. It is easier to communicate with others and consume content than ever before.
What I really love about all this computing power, though, is the freedom it gives for everyone to create. The democratization of powerful technology in the developed world has made it possible for almost everyone to be a photographer, videographer, or writer. We can share our creations and get feedback from our peers in no time at all.
When I look back to my childhood, some of my fondest memories are creating things on my computer and sharing them with the world. One instance in particular really stands out to me.
In middle school and early high school I was obsessed with a game called Empire Earth. This was the first game I ever played online and I would sneak up to our family computer to play it late at night with friends.
Eventually, I noticed that there was a scenario editor option in the menu and clicked on it. After that, my entire worldview about what you could do with a computer changed. I spent hours and hours building scenarios and teaching myself the tips and tricks of the editor. In a way, this was my first real introduction to programming (even though I didn't think of it as such).
Going forward, I hope to continue to create and I invite all content consumers to use the technology at their fingertips to put their mark on the world. Write, draw, photograph, record, or whatever else you can think of and share it with the world. Be a creator, not just a consumer, and you'll feel more fulfilled. And maybe, just maybe, 10 years from now you'll look back with pride at what you created and the paths it led you down.
This entry was posted in Opinion on March 2, 2014 by Nick Ohrn.


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package com.tutosandroidfrance.materialviewpagersample;

import android.animation.Animator;
import android.animation.AnimatorListenerAdapter;
import android.animation.AnimatorSet;
import android.animation.ObjectAnimator;
import android.graphics.Color;
import android.graphics.drawable.Drawable;
import android.graphics.drawable.GradientDrawable;
import android.media.Image;
import android.support.v4.app.Fragment;
import android.support.v4.app.FragmentStatePagerAdapter;
import android.support.v7.app.ActionBarActivity;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.MenuItem;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.ImageView;

import com.github.florent37.materialviewpager.MaterialViewPager;
import com.squareup.picasso.Picasso;

public class MainActivity extends ActionBarActivity {

    MaterialViewPager materialViewPager;
    View headerLogo;
    ImageView headerLogoContent;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

        //4 onglets
        final int tabCount = 4;

        //les vues définies dans @layout/header_logo
        headerLogo = findViewById(R.id.headerLogo);
        headerLogoContent = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.headerLogoContent);

        //le MaterialViewPager
        this.materialViewPager = (MaterialViewPager) findViewById(R.id.materialViewPager);
        this.materialViewPager.getViewPager().setAdapter(new FragmentStatePagerAdapter(getSupportFragmentManager()) {

            @Override
            public Fragment getItem(int position) {
                //je créé pour chaque onglet un RecyclerViewFragment
                return RecyclerViewFragment.newInstance();
            }

            @Override
            public int getCount() {
                return tabCount;
            }

            //le titre à afficher pour chaque page
            @Override
            public CharSequence getPageTitle(int position) {
                switch (position) {
                    case 0:
                        return getResources().getString(R.string.divertissement);
                    case 1:
                        return getResources().getString(R.string.sports);
                    case 2:
                        return getResources().getString(R.string.technologie);
                    case 3:
                        return getResources().getString(R.string.international);
                    default:
                        return "Page " + position;
                }
            }

            int oldItemPosition = -1;
            @Override
            public void setPrimaryItem(ViewGroup container, int position, Object object) {
                super.setPrimaryItem(container, position, object);

                //seulement si la page est différente
                if (oldItemPosition != position) {
                    oldItemPosition = position;

                    //définir la nouvelle couleur et les nouvelles images
                    String imageUrl = null;
                    int color = Color.BLACK;
                    Drawable newDrawable = null;

                    switch (position) {
                        case 0:
                            imageUrl = "http://www.skyscanner.fr/sites/default/files/image_import/fr/micro.jpg";
                            color = getResources().getColor(R.color.purple);
                            newDrawable = getResources().getDrawable(R.drawable.ticket);
                            break;
                        case 1:
                            imageUrl = "http://www.larousse.fr/encyclopedie/data/images/1311904-Balle_de_tennis_et_filet.jpg";
                            color = getResources().getColor(R.color.orange);
                            newDrawable = getResources().getDrawable(R.drawable.tennis);
                            break;
                        case 2:
                            imageUrl = "http://soocurious.com/fr/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/8-facettes-de-notre-cerveau-qui-ont-evolue-avec-la-technologie8.jpg";
                            color = getResources().getColor(R.color.cyan);
                            newDrawable = getResources().getDrawable(R.drawable.light);
                            break;
                        case 3:
                            imageUrl = "http://graduate.carleton.ca/wp-content/uploads/prog-banner-masters-international-affairs-juris-doctor.jpg";
                            color = getResources().getColor(R.color.green);
                            newDrawable = getResources().getDrawable(R.drawable.earth);
                            break;
                    }

                    //puis modifier les images/couleurs
                    int fadeDuration = 400;
                    materialViewPager.setColor(color, fadeDuration);
                    materialViewPager.setImageUrl(imageUrl, fadeDuration);
                    toggleLogo(newDrawable,color,fadeDuration);

                }
            }
        });

        //permet au viewPager de garder 4 pages en mémoire (à ne pas utiliser sur plus de 4 pages !)
        this.materialViewPager.getViewPager().setOffscreenPageLimit(tabCount);
        //relie les tabs au viewpager
        this.materialViewPager.getPagerTitleStrip().setViewPager(this.materialViewPager.getViewPager());
    }

    private void toggleLogo(final Drawable newLogo, final int newColor, int duration){

        //animation de disparition
        final AnimatorSet animatorSetDisappear = new AnimatorSet();
        animatorSetDisappear.setDuration(duration);
        animatorSetDisappear.playTogether(
                ObjectAnimator.ofFloat(headerLogo, "scaleX", 0),
                ObjectAnimator.ofFloat(headerLogo, "scaleY", 0)
        );

        //animation d'apparition
        final AnimatorSet animatorSetAppear = new AnimatorSet();
        animatorSetAppear.setDuration(duration);
        animatorSetAppear.playTogether(
                ObjectAnimator.ofFloat(headerLogo, "scaleX", 1),
                ObjectAnimator.ofFloat(headerLogo, "scaleY", 1)
        );

        //après la disparition
        animatorSetDisappear.addListener(new AnimatorListenerAdapter() {
            @Override
            public void onAnimationEnd(Animator animation) {
                super.onAnimationEnd(animation);

                //modifie la couleur du cercle
                ((GradientDrawable) headerLogo.getBackground()).setColor(newColor);

                //modifie l'image contenue dans le cercle
                headerLogoContent.setImageDrawable(newLogo);

                //démarre l'animation d'apparition
                animatorSetAppear.start();
            }
        });

        //démarre l'animation de disparition
        animatorSetDisappear.start();
    }

}

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On Wednesday, November 9, Andrew D. Eschtruth of the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College will speak on his book "Falling Short: the Coming Retirement Crisis and What to do About It". Many of today's workers lack the resources to retire at traditional ages and maintain their standard of living. The speaker will offer specific solutions that are both simple and feasible. This event, co-sponsored by BrooklineCAN, will be held at Goddard House, 165 Chestnut Street, Brookline. Refreshments, 6-6:30 pm; program 6:30-8:00 pm. The program is free of charge; RSVP to Jenna Henning at jhenning@goddardhouse.org or 617-731-8500, x 152.


Used 2007 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class with 5.5L V8 Gasoline engine. Visit PA Cars and Trucks in Morrisville PA. We are minutes away from Philadelphia PA, Trenton NJ, Fairless Hills NJ, Bucks county PA, Bensalem PA.
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In 1997 Hat Head established itself as Door County's headwear specialists. Owned and operated by Door County native, Bob Spielman, and his wife, Bonnie, Hat Head expresses their lifelong obsession with hats. Bob and Bonnie took their unique interest and ran with it... a store with nothing but hats! Since Hat Head's inception, they have strived to offer a mind-boggling selection of hats, in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Truly a one-of-a-kind store.
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Looking for a powerful light that fits in your key pocket?
I've been on a mission to find just the right mini tactical flashlight for my every day carry. One that fits into my jean key pocket, and yet offers enough power and controls so that it's not a toy.
I don't want to carry a holster or have some bulky light in my pocket. No offense, but my needs are not that intense. I occasionally want a light but until I need it, I want it hidden. comfortable, and convenient.
So here are my criteria. When I do need it, I want it to be lightweight, preferably work with one hand, have enough power to really see in the night, have some easily accessible low-light level, and finally have a strobe.
If you want a straight keychain light, check out my post here.
First of all, Klarus has been hitting it out of the park. The key players in the tactical flashlight arena have been Streamlight and Surefire. Then companies like Fenix and NiteCore came into the market. Now, Klarus has become a key player with innovations and technical specifications that really works. I think you'll see more and more of Klarus innovations.
Since the Mi7 is capable of using either an AA battery or a rechargeable 14500, the light offers high, low and moonlight levels at 700, 90 and 5 lumens, using the 14500, and 330, 90 and 5 lumens using an AA. Additionally, the run times range from 53 minutes, at the high level, to over 67 hours at the lowest level.
The Mi7 doesn't have a tail switch and operates with a side button which can be aligned with the clip to facilitate locating. From an off position, pressing the button for a few seconds turns on the moonlight mode. Again, from an off position, one press turns the light on high, a second press turns the light on low. Yet a third press turns the light off. From any position, on or off, a double press turns on the strobe and double-click again press turns on the SOS. Very convenient.
This tactical light also has a battery capacity indicator. With the light off, 3 clicks will result in 3 flashes for over 70% remaining capacity, 2 flashes for 30 – 70% and 1 flash for less than 30% remaining capacity.
The light also has a lockout mode to prevent accidental discharge, which is enabled by pressing the button for 5 seconds in the off mode and disabled by pressing 3 times. The lockout mode will display a low-level light, followed by two bright flashes, while disabling the lockout will display the battery capacity as discussed above.
So how do I feel about the Mi7?
So far, I've not found a better light for the needs I outlined above. A mini key pocket light.
I like the battery options, and I think the brightness is really exceptional at 700 lumens, especially for such a small light. I don't mind not having a tail button since the side button works well, and I would prefer to be able to operate a torch with only one hand – the Mi7 facilitates this.
The controls are not difficult to understand and remember, and you don't have to run around all the available modes to get to where you want since they've been effectively segregated into three areas. So, one long press for moonlight. A press and press again for high and low, and two double presses for strobe and SOS. Not bad.
Additionally, the power indicator and lockout are really convenient for such a small light. There's some serious technology here.
Finally, the price is reasonable, especially for what you get and if you want more heft, go for the titanium. Both, however, are very well made.
So far it meets my needs. That's not to say that I'm not still looking. We'll see..
Always be prepared – be well.


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Појам Бил Нај може да се односи на:

Бил Нај (глумац),
Бил Нај (научник),
Бил Нај научник, ТВ емисија

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Have you ever been called out or bullied for how you refer to a certain place? Were you told you have it all wrong, even though you were certain the correct name is what you have always known it to be?
This is exactly what has happened in reference to a "which beach is which?" scenario that arose after a recent Peak story about sea lions ['Sea Lions captivate community," January 14], in which a location in the article is referred to as Second Beach.
Follow the post on the Peak's Facebook page and readers will either feel attacked, validated or completely confused by comments regarding the actual name of said beach. Over the years it has been called Hulks Beach, Second Beach, First Beach, the Sandy Beach, Mill Beach and Townsite Beach by various groups and individuals. With so many names to choose from, it is no wonder confusion arises, as well as defiant opinions.
Some Powell River residents proclaim that anyone born and raised here would know it is First Beach, but others who say they are descendants of families who have been here for many generations still insist the proper name is Second Beach. So who has the correct moniker?
When travelling from Townsite, as most residents would have in the early days of Powell River, First Beach makes sense. Then a second beach, somewhere in the middle of the Beach Trail follows suit, followed by Willingdon Beach, which would be the third.
Is this discussion going to continue for more generations or is it perhaps time for the city to recognize these beaches in print on a map, on location with signs, and/or on its website, where the beach in question is currently referred to as Second Beach.
Who ultimately gets to make this decision? Powell River Historical Museum and Archives, local residents, city council or staff, new people to Powell River who carry on with what they have been told upon arrival or learned from neighbours?
Based on the hateful trolling and name-calling taking place online, there are enough people who care about these names that it may be time to put up some signs for clarity.
To avoid what seems to some like an Abbott and Costello comedy routine (Who's on first? What's on second? I Don't Know's on third) from escalating further on down the road of online nastiness, someone has to step up and make a decision.
How would you map and name these Powell River beaches?


As the end of 2017 approaches, the world economy is relatively strong. Growth is higher than in 2016, volatility in asset markets is low and inflation is weak. Major central banks are keeping monetary policy accommodative and although there are fears that asset markets are becoming frothy, the rebound in economic growth and market performance is not being accompanied by a credit boom.
Complacency needs to be avoided. cpifinancial.net reported.
Productivity growth is weak, especially in the West. Geopolitical risk is high, and given the problematic nature of domestic politics in the US, there is the added risk of a trade war. Debt levels are very high across developed and emerging economies, and they have increased since the global financial crisis. As a result, there is little space for fiscal policy to deal with shocks; with global interest rates low, the same is true for monetary policy.
There is a risk that markets may have become too negative, following the reflation euphoria after Donald Trump's election. In particular, there is a possibility that Trump and Congress could agree on some type of tax reform, likely to be limited in scope, providing the economy with fiscal stimulus.
The main difference in 2017 versus previous post global financial crisis years has been the resumption of growth in Europe, which is no longer a drag on global growth. This is expected to continue in the coming months, despite still-serious underlying problems in the eurozone. Debt levels in the south are high, although they probably peaked last year.
The biggest geopolitical risk lies on the Korean peninsula. Standard Chartered believes that, assuming rationality prevails, military escalation will be avoided but tensions are likely to remain elevated and rhetoric aggressive. Markets will find it difficult to incorporate this into prices.
In the Middle East, the focus is on the standoff involving between Qatar and the quartet of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt. The standoff looks set to continue for now, but a further escalation is highly unlikely.
"Easy monetary policy is one of the key factors driving economic growth. The outlook is positive for now, as we expect major central banks to hike interest rates only gradually. China is refocusing its attention on financial stability rather than just on growth and although the relatively strong pace of US growth allows the Fed to proceed with raising interest rates, the absence of inflation indicates that these hikes should be gradual," the report said.


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Bible > Commentaries > Numbers 27:3
Our father died in the wilderness, and he was not in the company of them that gathered themselves together against the LORD in the company of Korah; but died in his own sin, and had no sons.
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Numbers 27:3. But died in his own sin — The sin for which he alone was to suffer in his person, and not in his posterity, meaning, as some think, that incredulity for which all that generation was sentenced to die in the wilderness; and which, though, with respect to the rest of the people, it was not merely his own sin, since they were generally alike guilty; yet with respect to his children it was his own sin, a personal guilt, which God himself had declared should not affect his children, Numbers 14:31.
But, perhaps, by his dying in his own sin, we are only to understand that he died by a common ordinary death, not such a one as they shared who were partakers of the guilt of Korah and his companions.
27:1-11 The five daughters of Zelophehad considered themselves as left destitute, having neither father nor brother to inherit any land. Their believing expectation that the word of the Lord would be performed in due season, and their desire of an interest in the promised inheritance; and the modest, candid manner in which they asked, without secret murmurs or discontents, are a good example. They ask for a possession in the land of Canaan. Herein they discovered, 1. Strong faith in the power and promise of God, concerning the giving of the land of Canaan to Israel. 2. And earnest desire of a place and name in the land of promise, which was a type of heaven. 3. Respect and honour for their father, whose name was dear to them now he was gone. He never had done any thing that might bar his children's claim. It is a comfort to parents when they come to die, if though they have smarted for their own sin, yet they are not conscious of any of those iniquities which God will visit on their children. God himself gives judgment. He takes notice of the affairs, not only of nations, but of private families, and orders them according to his will. The petition is granted. Those who seek an inheritance in the land of promise, shall have what they seek for, and other things shall be added to them.
But died in his own sin - i. e., perished under the general sentence of exclusion from the land of promise passed on all the older generation, but limited to that generation alone. By virtue of the declaration in Numbers 14:31 the daughters of Zelophehad claim that their father's sin should not be visited upon them.
3. Our father died in the wilderness, and he was not … in the company of … Korah—This declaration might be necessary because his death might have occurred about the time of that rebellion; and especially because, as the children of these conspirators were involved along with their fathers in the awful punishment, their plea appeared the more proper and forcible that their father did not die for any cause that doomed his family to lose their lives or their inheritance.
died in his own sin—that is, by the common law of mortality to which men, through sin, are subject.
He was not in the company of Korah, nor in any other rebellion of the people, which must be understood, because all of them are opposed to
his own sin, in which alone he is said to die. But they mention this only either,
1. Because he might possibly be accused to be guilty of this. Or,
2. Because he, being an eminent person, might be thought guilty of that rather than of any other, because the great and famous men were more concerned in that rebellion than others. Or,
3. To gain the favour of Moses, against whom that rebellion was more particularly directed, and more desperately prosecuted than any other. Or,
4. Because peradventure he died about that time, and therefore might be presumed guilty of that crime. Or rather,
5. Because that sin, and, as it may seem, that only of all the sins committed in the wilderness, was of such a flagitious nature, that God thought fit to extend the punishment not only to the persons of those rebels, but also to their children and families, Numbers 16:27,32, as was usual in like cases, as Deu 13:15 Joshua 7:24; whence it is noted as a singular privilege granted to the children of Korah, that they died not, Numbers 26:11, whereas the children of their confederates died with them. And this makes their argument here more proper and powerful, that he did not die in that sin for which his posterity were to be cut off, and to lose either their lives or their inheritances, and therefore their claim was more just.
In his own sin; either,
1. For that sin mentioned Num 14, which they call his own sin, in opposition not to the rest of the people, for it was a common sin, but to his children, i.e. the sin for which he alone was to suffer in his person and not in his posterity, as God had appointed, Numbers 14:33. Or rather,
2. For his own personal sins; for,
1. These were more properly his own sins.
2. It was a truth, and that believed by the Jews, that death was a punishment for men's own sins.
3. The punishment of that common sin was not directly and properly death, but exclusion from the land of Canaan, and death only by way of consequence upon that.
Our father died in the wilderness,.... As all the generation of the children of Israel did, that came out of Egypt, who were twenty years old and upwards, excepting Joshua and Caleb:
and he was not in the company of them that gathered themselves together against the Lord in the company of Korah; which is observed, not so much to obtain the favour and good will of Moses as to clear the memory of their father from any reproach upon it, he dying in the wilderness; and chiefly to show that the claim of his posterity to a share in the land was not forfeited, he not being in that rebellion, nor in any other; so that he and his were never under any attainder:
but died in his own sin; which though common to all men, every man has his own peculiar way of sinning, and is himself only answerable for it, Isaiah 53:6 he sinned alone, had no partner or confederate, whom he had drawn into any notorious and public sin, as mutiny, &c. to the prejudice of the state, and the rulers in it; so the Targum of Jonathan adds,"and he did not cause others to sin,''so Jarchi; some take him to be the sabbath breaker, Numbers 15:32, others that he was one of those that went up the hill, Numbers 14:44, most likely his sin was that of unbelief, disbelieving the spies that brought the good report of the land, and giving credit to those that brought an ill report of it; and so with the rest of the people murmured, for which his carcass, with others, fell in the wilderness, and entered not into the good land, through unbelief: a sin not punished in their children:
and had no sons. which was the reason of this application.
Our father died in the wilderness, and he was not in the company of them that gathered themselves together against the LORD in the company of Korah; but died in his own {a} sin, and had no sons.
(a) According as all men die, for as much as they are sinners.
3. he died in his own sin] in the ordinary sinfulness of a man, like the rest of his generation who died during the forty years in the wilderness. They point out that their father had not taken part in the sin of Korah's company, that is, he had not committed any crime great enough to deserve the alienation of the property from his family after his death.
Notice that the reference to Korah's company is in agreement with the main part of the P story in ch. 16, in which Korah's company were laymen and not Levites; for it is implied that Zelophehad, who was a Manassite, might have been one of them.
Verse 3. - He was not in the company of them that gathered themselves together against the Lord. He had not been amongst the two hundred and fifty who gathered themselves together in support of Korah s pretensions. It does not appear why they should have thought it necessary to make this statement, unless they felt that the fact of his having died without sons might raise suspicion against him as one who had greatly provoked the wrath of God. But died in his own sin. This cannot mean that Zelophehad was one of those who died in the wilderness in consequence of the rebellion at Kadesh (see the next note). Apparently his daughters meant to acknowledge that they had no complaint against the Divine justice because of their father's death, but only against the law because of the unnecessary hardship which it inflicted upon them. Numbers 27:3
Claims of Zelophehad's Daughters to an Inheritance in the Promised Land. - Numbers 27:1-4. The divine instructions which were given at the mustering of the tribes, to the effect that the land was to be divided among the tribes in proportion to the larger or smaller number of their families (Numbers 26:52-56), induced the daughters of Zelophehad the Manassite of the family of Gilead, the son of Machir, to appear before the princes of the congregation, who were assembled with Moses and Eleazar at the tabernacle, with a request that they would assign them an inheritance in the family of the father, as he had died in the desert without leaving any sons, and had not taken part in the rebellion of the company of Korah, which might have occasioned his exclusion from any participation in the promised land, but had simply died "through his (own) sin," i.e., on account of such a sin as every one commits, and such as all who died in the wilderness had committed as well as he. "Why should the name of our father be cut off (cease) from the midst of his family?" This would have been the case, for example, if no inheritance had been assigned him in the land because he left no son. In that case his family would have become extinct, if his daughters had married into other families or tribes. On the other hand, if his daughters received a possession of their own among the brethren of their father, the name of their father would be preserved by it, since they could then marry husbands who would enter upon their landed property, and their father's name and possession would be perpetuated through their children. This wish on the part of the daughters was founded upon an assumption which rested no doubt upon an ancient custom, namely, that in the case of marriages where the wives had brought landed property as their dowry, the sons who inherited the maternal property were received through this inheritance into the family of their mother, i.e., of their grandfather on the mother's side. We have an example of this in the case of Jarha, who belonged to the pre-Mosaic times (1 Chronicles 2:34-35). In all probability this took place in every instance in which daughters received a portion of the paternal possessions as their dowry, even though there might be sons alive. This would explain the introduction of Jair among the Manassites in Numbers 32:41; Deuteronomy 3:14. His father Segub was the son of Hezron of the tribe of Judah, but his mother was the daughter of Machir the Manassite (1 Chronicles 2:21-22). We find another similar instance in Ezra 2:61 and Nehemiah 7:63, where the sons of a priest who had married one of the daughters of Barzillai the rich Gileadite, are called sons of Barzillai.
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Biografia
Nata a Leicester House, Maria fu la penultima dei figli di Giorgio II di Gran Bretagna  e di Carolina di Brandeburgo-Ansbach, al momento della sua nascita Principi del Galles.

Matrimonio
Il 28 giugno 1740 Maria sposò Federico II d'Assia-Kassel, figlio del landgravio Guglielmo VIII d'Assia-Kassel e della principessa Dorotea Guglielmina di Sassonia-Zeitz.

Fu un matrimonio infelice, tanto che Maria ritornò in Inghilterra nel 1746.

Nel 1749 il marito si convertì al cattolicesimo, ma i figli vennero ugualmente educati come protestanti.

Nel 1754 la coppia si separò. Nel 1756 Maria si recò in Danimarca per prendersi cura dei figli della sorella Luisa morta prematuramente. I figli la seguirono e crebbero in questo paese.

Nel 1760 Federico succedette al padre come Langravio. Malgrado il fatto che il suo sovrano si fosse convertito al cattolicesimo, l'Assia-Kassel rimase uno stato calvinista. La moglie divenne automaticamente Landgravia.

Morte
Maria passò la maggior parte degli ultimi anni della sua vita nel castello di Rumpenheim. Morì nel 1772 ad Hanau e fu sepolta nella chiesa di Santa Maria di questa città.

Discendenza
Maria e Federico ebbero quattro figli:

 Guglielmo (1741-1742)
 Guglielmo (3 giugno 1743-27 febbraio 1821)
 Carlo (19 dicembre 1744-17 agosto 1836)
 Federico (11 settembre 1747-20 maggio 1837).

Ascendenza

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Hannover (dinastia)
Langravine d'Assia-Kassel


Doughboys of Company G, 137th Infantry Regiment, 35th Division pose in front of a barracks in France in 1918. The soldier in the front row – Pvt. John Frary – was killed in the Meuse-Argonne campaign.
Even after 100 years, the world still feels the effects of what was known at the time as The Great War.
The war was a great cataclysm. Millions died, and many more millions served. The United States joined the "war to end all wars" on April 6, 1917.
For many Americans, that date was also the beginning of a tradition of service, and the U.S. World War I Centennial Commission is looking to highlight those sacrifices.
The commission wants Americans to post pictures of their forbears who served during World War I on its website. The Stories of Service feature on the Family Ties portion of the site highlights the soldiers, Marines, sailors and airmen who served. Some are formal portraits. Others are clipped from larger pictures. Some are candid shots of service members horsing around, and some are pictures of service members who never came home.
There are visual connections as well. Most soldiers in the photos wear the campaign hat that only drill sergeants or drill instructors wear today. They carry 1903 Springfield rifles – still popular with hunters today.
Sailors of the 7th Battery of the Howitzer Regiment of the U.S. Coastal Artillery clean their gun during operations in France during World War I.
The units are familiar, also. Many active duty and National Guard divisions formed in response to World War I. The 1st, 3rd, 4th, 7th and 82nd Divisions formed in 1917 and still serve today. The 2nd Division – based now in the South Korea – was half Army and half Marine Corps.
Some of the famous National Guard divisions of the war include the 26th Yankee Division from New England, the 28th Division from Pennsylvania, the 29h Division from Maryland and Virginia, the 77th Division from New York and the 42nd Division – the "Rainbow Division" from many East Coast states.
Christopher said the commission would like those serving today to celebrate their forebears who served to honor the tradition of service.


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Q: PM2 Node js service is not accessing SSH Keys (git) I have created a nodejs service that uses https://github.com/steveukx/git-js package.
When launching my service with node index.js; everything works fine.
When using PM2 ( https://github.com/Unitech/pm2) to launch my service I always got the following issue
57| | Permission denied (publickey).
57| | fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
57| | Please make sure you have the correct access rights
57| | and the repository exists.

For info; I have setted up an SSH connection from my VPS to GITHUB.
My ssh keys are on ~/.ssh/
I assume that PM2 does not access properly to my directory but I still can not figure out how to configure it.
Any help will be much appreciated;
Regards,
Alex

A: There are a few parameters that you need to use when generating the pm2 init script
$ pm2 --help | grep -i user
    -u --user <username>                             define user when generating startup script
$ pm2 --help | grep -i home
    --hp <home path>                                 define home path when generating startup script

So once you set these parameter while generating your init script, the problem should not come
References:
How to run pm2 so other server users are able to access the process?
How do you use pm2 startup with a non-root user?

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20 Open Source Scripts Applications For Web Developers
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by admin Date: 11-08-2016 open source script application online web editor
Open source applications and tools can be handy for web designers and developers on a budget. Nowadays most of the tools and applications are increasingly either employing open source or are built entirely on it. And all of this adds up to an increasing premium on web development skills and good tools for web development in the open source community. The good news is that there are many open source tools to help you with your web project, and given the costs of web development environments and the like, they can save you a lot of money.
Here we are listing 20 useful and effective open source tools and applications that will help you to accomplish your designing and development related tasks in certain time of period. From graphics editor to Php Authentication and management app, following apps are capable of resolving all your development and designing related issues. We hope you will find the following list handy and useful; if you are aware of few more effective open source tools and applications, do let us know by commenting below . Enjoy !
1. SVG-Edit : Open Source Graphics Editor
SVG-edit is an open source & web-based vector graphics editor application that is built with JavaScript. Every image drawn generates a SVG output which makes integrating SVG-edit into any application & displaying the results easier. The application is very handy for anyone who is looking for a customizable solution to enable users draw online where the output can be saved.
2. Codiad : Open Source & Web Based IDE for Coding Remotely
Codiad is an open source web-based IDE application for writing and editing code online. The application is built with PHP and doesn't require a SQL database but stores the data in JSON formatted PHP files. Codiad is capable of handling multiple projects with a single installation and any number of users can login to the application. It removes the need of creating a local test/development environment and enables anyone to keep all data + the development process in a remote server.
3. Ecoder : Open Source Web-Based Code Editor
ecoder is a simple & open source web-based code editor built with PHP & JavaScript. It offers real-time colour syntax highlighting, allowing multiple documents being edited online at the same time. The application has a file browser & file uploader. Multiple files, while being edited, can be browsed within tabs & saved easily.
4. Open Source Ajax Image Editor : AIE
AIE, an open source Ajax image editor, is one of them but with a difference: it can be installed under your websites. So, besides using it as a standard image editor, it can be integrated with other applications you use (like image galleries, blogging apps., etc) by simply setting the "images folder" of these applications.
5. Xinha : Open Source Online HTML Editor
Xinha is a powerful & open source HTML (WYSIWYG) editor. It is a community-built script presenting various options for max. customization. It is possible to configure which features/menus to be displayed, whether coding inside will be permitted or not & almost anything that may be needed.
6. OpenWYSIWYG Editor
openWYSIWYG is an open source application, meaning you'll have access to the full source code to modify or customize it to your needs. It provides following features.
• Loads extremely fast. Completely written in JavaScript and DHTML. No server side code (like PHP) required!
• Easily view HTML source code and make "in code" adjustments.
• Manage documents similar to Word. Bold, italicize, change the color of your text, and more.
• Create numbered and bulleted lists.
• Insert images, create tables, and link text.
7. Conjoon : Open Source Personal Information Dashboard
conjoon is a web-based open source application, built with the Zend Framework, that focuses on message exchanging. Currently, it is a full-featured webmail & RSS reader client with contacts management. But the upcoming releases show that it will also have anintegrated Twitter client with multiple accounts support.
8. Auth Manager : Open Source PHP Authentication & Management App
It is an open source user management and authentication system built with PHP. AuthManager comes with a ready-to-use registration module where users can register with their e-mails or Facebook accounts, sign-in and get a new password if they forgot it. There is support for reCaptcha to prevent bots and the app provides few lines of code which can be added into any custom PHP file to make it members-only.
9. GitList : Open Source Git Repository Viewer
GitList is an open source PHP application with an elegant interface for enabling anyone to view the repository. It has support for viewing files under different revisions, commit history and diffs. The application uses Twitter Bootstrap for the UI and it is built on top of Silexand the Twig template engine (check other PHP template engines.
10. WebPutty : Open Source CSS Editing & Hosting Service
WebPutty is an application that enables us to write CSS code with an online, feature-rich, syntax-highlighted editor and see the changes in real-time with a side-by-side preview panel. The CSS file is hosted by the service so that any changes made are instantly reflected to the live website. And, you can host any number of CSS files under a single account.
11. OpenKeyval : Instant Web-Based Database for Any Project
Today, while many websites have a database for storing the content, settings, etc., many others are static and don't use anything to keep the data as they are hard-coded in HTML.
For such websites, we may still want/need to store several things and OpenKeyval provides us that opportunity without setting up a database like MySQL, MSSQL. It is a free (also open source) and web-based database service that doesn't require any registration and can be used instantly.
12. SiteCake : Open Source CMS for Small Websites
SiteCake is an open source PHP CMS application which allows site admin to edit a website while browsing it. Once logged in, everything becomes editable and it displays a "content editing bar" with options for inserting HTML elements like headers, lists, images, videos and other stuff like Google Maps or a slideshow. It is possible to crop images, drag 'n' drop items, create new pages and delete anything with a click.
13. Gantti : Gantt Charts with PHP
Gantti is an open source PHP class for generating Gantt charts on-the-fly. The charts created are pure HTML5-CSS3 with no JavaScript involved. The output looks very nice by default but can be customized with ease (with SASS stylesheet).
14. Brackets : Open Source Code Editor
Brackets is an open source code editor (IDE), built by Adobe, which is created with only client-side web technologies like HTML-CSS and JavaScript. The editor focuses on simplicity and, rather than too many panels, the quick-edit UI is the main thing. A "live development" feature syncs a browser with the editor and displays any changes instantly. Brackets, although being web-based, works in a native shell (Win & Mac versions available) to reach the filesystem.
15. SageFrame : Open Source ASP.NET CMS
If you are an ASP.NET developer, you already know that there are not too many choices when it comes to finding an open source CMS application. SageFrame is a good alternative for any looking for such a solution. It is a feature-rich and open source content management system, built withASP.NET, to create websites easily. The application enables users to customize/up date the websites while browsing by simply interacting with the editable modules.
16. ChilliProject
ChiliProject is an open source project management application that helps tracking many aspects of a process. The application has features for project and milestone planning (roadmap), ticket-based issue tracking, document management (including version control -Subversion or Git- for software projects) and time tracking to calculate costs. ChiliProject notifies team members about the activities via e-mail and further notifications exist by simply subscribing to a project's activity fee.
17. PHP Bug Lost : A Single File Script for Debugging
PHP Bug Lost is a free and open source script for debugging and monitoring PHP code.
It is a one-file-script, works by inserting a function inside web pages and displays the information in a console window right over the web page. The script can present custom logs, SQL queries, variables, Ajax queries and measure loading times + CPU/memory usage. PHP Bug Lost is not only built to be used in the development environment but it can also be set to auto-send e-mails when any of the monitored data is over or below the expected values.
18. PhotoShow : Open Source PHP Image Gallery
PhotoShow is a free and open source PHP application for creating and managing a web gallery. The application works without a database and uses the folder structure for creating the hierarchy of the galleries (supports unlimited sub-galleries). Images can be added either from the admin panel via a drag 'n' drop uploader or directly from the filesystem. Organizing the folders/images, editing and deleting them are also accomplished with the same methods.
19. Stitches
Stitches is an open source HTML5-powered application for creating CSS sprites on the fly. With the help of a couple HTML5 APIs, images can be drag 'n' dropped and the sprite image + CSS rules are instantly generated. It uses Modernizr to check for drag-and-drop, FileReader, and canvas support (which are currently available only in Firefox and Chrome). A must-bookmark tool for saving time on creating sprites specially when there are too many images to merge.
20. MyWebSQL : Desktop Like Web-Based MySQL Admin App
MyWebSQL is an exciting open source alternative to both as it is a web-based MySQL (and SQLite) manager with a desktop-like functionality. It is built with PHP and, with the help of a completely Ajaxed interface, tasks can be accomplished pretty quickly. Creating, editing and deleting tables or records are easily done in a grid mode which also makes working with multiple items at the same time possible. Also, shortcuts for any actions exist inside context menus to make browsing faster.
Open source applications are applications that are available in source code form, such open source software are reserved for copyright holders and provided under an open source license that enables users to study, change and improve that particular application.
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Zayo Group Launches New Customer Portal Tranzact
Price Quotes, Order Placement Possible Via Internet Gateway
BOULDER, Colo.—Dec. 18, 2013—Zayo Group, LLC ( "Zayo"), an international provider of Bandwidth Infrastructure services, today announced the first release of Tranzact, a new portal that guides Zayo customers through product selection and service ordering. The portal is in its first stage of testing and is available to a limited set of current Zayo customers.
Tranzact enables Zayo customers to obtain competitive real-time price quotes, place orders, view service inventory and view pending transactions for Zayo's suite of products including Ethernet, IP, Wavelengths, Dark Fiber and Private Line services. The portal meets growing customer needs to receive pricing options for standard services and autonomously engage in the ordering process.
The Tranzact portal is supported by a designated help desk staffed by specialists who can answer questions and complete service quotes. Besides gaining easy access to Zayo's 75,000+ fiber route mile network and on-net buildings, Zayo customers can also obtain quotes for services to off- net buildings near the Zayo network.
"Tranzact simplifies the way customers do business with Zayo, providing the tools necessary to make purchasing decisions," says Sandi Mays, SVP and Chief of Staff at Zayo. "We saw a customer demand for an integrated pricing and ordering tool, then delivered an easy way to buy and manage bandwidth."
The beta version of Tranzact will be used as a trial prior to the broader release in the first quarter of 2014.
Based in Boulder, Colo., privately owned Zayo Group (www.zayo.com) is an international provider of fiber-based Bandwidth Infrastructure services and carrier-neutral colocation and interconnection services. Zayo serves wireline and wireless carriers, data centers, Internet content and services companies, high bandwidth enterprises, and federal, state and local government agencies. Zayo provides these services over metro, national, international and fiber-to-the-tower networks. With its acquisitions of USCarrier, FiberGate and AboveNet, Zayo's network includes 75,954 route miles, spanning 45 states in the US as well as major cities in the United Kingdom, France, Germany and the Netherlands. Its network serves approximately 14,001 on-net buildings, including 602 data centers, 586 carrier PoPs, and 3,469 cell towers. Zayo's colocation assets include 175,036 billable square feet of interconnect-focused colocation space.
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James Hendicott
Elaine Mai
Music June 18, 2019
Elaine Mai: Building on Thematic Roots
Elaine Mai – Photography by Ruth Medjber @ruthlessimagery
AN ELECTRONIC artist originally from Galway but now based in Dublin, Elaine Mai has risen through the Irish music scene through her own nuanced output, but also through a series of clever, intricate collaborations.
From serving up the vocals on Le Galaxie's wonderful 'Love System' to remixing Loah's 'Nothing' in order to highlight the rising star's soulful melodies, Mai has an ear for the clever twist, the arty repetition and the dancefloor-filling beat.
Her own output, she says, often revolves around themes, and the direction of her life at the time. "A couple of years ago I went through a really hard time," she explains, "and that really informed my last EP." The Colours Of The Night was a cathartic work centred on Mai's experience of grief, and intensely moving with it.
With its thematic nature, though, Mai's work is set, inevitably, to move on as she works towards releasing new music. Built on a clever use of looping that she reproduces live, and has learnt to subtly adapt as she plays, Mai's new songs, only slowly emerging from production, will be centred on the concept of home.
"I'll be putting out a couple of things this year, and then something bigger next year," she said. "I went up to Donegal and borrowed a holiday cottage that I turned into a studio for a week to work on my music. It's the first time I've ever done that, and it really worked well. The new tracks are all around home, but in the emotional sense, rather than the physical. I'm already playing some of it at my shows. It's coming together."
The regular remixes that have become a staple of Mai's output, though, have become almost as important to the artist's creative brand, as has a long-standing song-development and touring partnership with another well-known Galway dance act. Daithi, a former virtuoso fiddle prodigy who's slowly adapted into a prolific dancefloor star, often has input on Mai's work, and vice versa.
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Dieser Artikel behandelt das Musikjahr 2011.

Zu den erfolgreichsten Künstlern gehörte – sowohl national, als auch international – die Britin Adele. Sie befand sich auch vielen Bestenlisten, zum Beispiel im Rolling Stone. Die wohl berühmteste Verstorbene des Jahres war Amy Winehouse. Die erfolgreichste Single in Deutschland war On the Floor von Jennifer Lopez.

Jahreshitparaden

Deutsche Charts

Jahreshitparade

Nummer-eins-Hits

Die längsten Nummer-eins-Hit-Singles
Lieder, die die meiste Zeit während eines anderen Jahres auf Platz 1 der Charts verbrachten, werden hier nicht aufgeführt.
 Marlon Roudette – New Age (8 Wochen)
 Alexandra Stan – Mr. Saxobeat (7 Wochen)
 Jennifer Lopez feat. Pitbull – On the Floor (5 Wochen)

Die längsten Nummer-eins-Hit-Alben
Alben, die die meiste Zeit während eines anderen Jahres auf Platz 1 der Charts verbrachten, werden hier nicht aufgeführt.
 Pietro Lombardi – Jackpot; Udo Lindenberg – MTV Unplugged – Live aus dem Hotel Atlantic, Herbert Grönemeyer – Schiffsverkehr (jeweils 3 Wochen)
 Lena Meyer-Landrut – Good News; Limp Bizkit – Gold Cobra; Red Hot Chili Peppers – I'm with You (jeweils 2 Wochen)

Alle Nummer-eins-Hits

Österreichische Charts

Jahreshitparade

Nummer-eins-Hits

Die längsten Nummer-eins-Hit-Singles
Lieder, die die meiste Zeit während eines anderen Jahres auf Platz 1 der Charts verbrachten, werden hier nicht aufgeführt.
 Alexandra Stan – Mr. Saxobeat (7 Wochen)
 Martin Solveig & Dragonette – Hello; Hubert von Goisern – Brenna tuats guat (jeweils 5 Wochen)

Die längsten Nummer-eins-Hit-Alben
Alben, die die meiste Zeit während eines anderen Jahres auf Platz 1 der Charts verbrachten, werden hier nicht aufgeführt.
 Andreas Gabalier – Volks-Rock'n'Roller (5 Wochen)
 Pietro Lombardi – Jackpot (4 Wochen)

Alle Nummer-eins-Hits

Schweizer Charts

Jahreshitparade

Nummer-eins-Hits

Die längsten Nummer-eins-Hit-Singles
Lieder, die die meiste Zeit während eines anderen Jahres auf Platz 1 der Charts verbrachten, werden hier nicht aufgeführt.
 Bruno Mars – Grenade; Alexandra Stan – Mr. Saxobeat (jeweils 6 Wochen)
 Duck Sauce – Barbra Streisand; Jennifer Lopez feat. Pitbull – On the Floor; LMFAO feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock – Party Rock Anthem; Sean Paul feat. Pitbull – Got 2 Luv U (jeweils 5 Wochen)

Die längsten Nummer-eins-Hit-Alben
Alben, die die meiste Zeit während eines anderen Jahres auf Platz 1 der Charts verbrachten, werden hier nicht aufgeführt.
 Adele – 21 (15 Wochen)
 Amy Winehouse – Back to Black (12 Wochen)
 Gotthard – Heaven – Best of Ballads Part 2 (6 Wochen)

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Britische Charts

Jahreshitparade

Nummer-eins-Hits

Die längsten Nummer-eins-Hit-Singles
Lieder, die die meiste Zeit während eines anderen Jahres auf Platz 1 der Charts verbrachten, werden hier nicht aufgeführt.
 Rihanna feat. Calvin Harris – We Found Love (6 Wochen)
 Adele – Someone like You (5 Wochen)
 LMFAO feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock – Party Rock Anthem (4 Wochen)

Die längsten Nummer-eins-Hit-Alben
Alben, die die meiste Zeit während eines anderen Jahres auf Platz 1 der Charts verbrachten, werden hier nicht aufgeführt.
 Adele – 21 (23 Wochen)
 Take That – Progress (7 Wochen)
 Lady Gaga – Born This Way; Amy Winehouse – Back to Black; Michael Bublé – Christmas (jeweils 3 Wochen)

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US-amerikanische Charts

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Nummer-eins-Hits

Die längsten Nummer-eins-Hit-Singles
Lieder, die die meiste Zeit während eines anderen Jahres auf Platz 1 der Charts verbrachten, werden hier nicht aufgeführt.
 Rihanna feat. Calvin Harris – We Found Love (8 Wochen)
 Adele – Rolling in the Deep (7 Wochen)
 LMFAO feat. Lauren Bennett & GoonRock – Party Rock Anthem; Lady Gaga – Born This Way (jeweils 6 Wochen)

Die längsten Nummer-eins-Hit-Alben
Alben, die die meiste Zeit während eines anderen Jahres auf Platz 1 der Charts verbrachten, werden hier nicht aufgeführt.
 Adele – 21 (13 Wochen)
 Taylor Swift – Speak Now (4 Wochen)
 Michael Bublé – Christmas (3 Wochen)

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Musikpreisverleihungen

Billboard Music Awards
 Bester Künstler: Eminem
 Bester Neuer Künstler: Justin Bieber
 Beste(s) Duo/Gruppe: The Black Eyed Peas
 Top Hot 100 Lied: Dynamite von Taio Cruz
 Top Billboard 200 Album: Recovery von Eminem
 Millenium Award: Beyoncé
 Icon Award: Neil Diamond

Echo 2011
 Künstler National Rock/Pop: David Garrett – Rock Symphonies
 Künstler International Rock/Pop: Phil Collins – Going Back
 Künstlerin National Rock/Pop: Lena Meyer-Landrut – My Cassette Player
 Künstlerin International Rock/Pop: Amy Macdonald – A Curious Thing
 Gruppe National Rock/Pop: Ich + Ich – Gute Reise
 Gruppe National Rock/Pop: Take That – Progress
 Hit des Jahres (national oder international): Israel Kamakawiwoʻole – Somewhere over the Rainbow / What a Wonderful World (posthum)
 Album des Jahres (national oder international): Unheilig – Große Freiheit

Grammy Awards 2011
 Single des Jahres: Need You Now von Lady Antebellum
 Album des Jahres: The Suburbs von Arcade Fire
 Song des Jahres: Need You Now von Lady Antebellum
 Bester neuer Künstler: Esperanza Spalding

Juno Awards
 Bester Künstler: Neil Young
 Bester Neuer Künstler: Meagan Smith
 Beste Gruppe: Arcade Fire
 Fan Choice Award: Justin Bieber
 Album des Jahres: The Suburbs von Arcade Fire
 Single des Jahres: Wavin' Flag von Young Artists for Haiti
 Canadian Music Hall of Fame: Shania Twain

MTV Europe Music Awards 2011

 Bestes Video: Born This Way von Lady Gaga
 Bestes Lied: Born This Way von Lady Gaga
 Beste Künstlerin: Lady Gaga
 Bester Künstler: Justin Bieber
 Bester Newcomer: Bruno Mars

MTV Video Music Awards

 Video des Jahres: Firework von Katy Perry
 Best Male Video: U Smile von Justin Bieber
 Best Female Video: Born This Way von Lady Gaga
 Best New Artist: Yonkers von Tyler, the Creator
 Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award: Britney Spears

Oscar 2011
 Beste Filmmusik: Trent Reznor und Atticus Ross – The Social Network
 Bester Filmsong: Randy Newman – We Belong Together (Toy Story 3)

Jahresbestenlisten

Intro

Musikexpress

Laut.de

Rolling Stone

Spex

Visions

Castingshows

Deutschland sucht den Superstar
 Pietro Lombardi
 Sarah Engels
 Ardian Bujupi

The Voice of Germany
 Ivy Quainoo – Do You Like What You See
 Kim Sanders – Haunted
 Michael Schulte – Carry Me Home

X Factor
 David Pfeffer
 Raffaela Wais
 Nica & Joe

Contests

Eurovision Song Contest
 Ell & Nikki – Running Scared ()
 Raphael Gualazzi – Madness of Love ()
 Eric Saade – Popular ()
 Mika Newton – Angel ()
 A Friend in London – New Tomorrow ()

Bundesvision Song Contest
 Tim Bendzko – Wenn Worte meine Sprache wären ()
 Flo Mega – Zurück ()
 Bosse & Anna Loos – Frankfurt/Oder ()
 Glasperlenspiel – Echt ()
 Kraftklub – Ich will nicht nach Berlin ()

Musiktheater
 6. April: Uraufführung der Folk-Oper in drei Akten Wenn der Farn blüht von Jewhen Stankowytsch (Musik) mit einem Libretto von Aleksandr Stelmaschenko in der Nationalen Philharmonie der Ukraine in Kiew.
 14. September: Uraufführung der Oper Türkenkind von Wolfram Wagner (Musik) auf ein Libretto von Kristine Tornquist (Libretto) im sirene Operntheater in Wien.

Geboren
 2. Juni: Willow Sage Hart, Tochter von Pink und Carey Hart

Todesfälle

→ siehe auch Jazz-Nekrolog 2011

Weblinks
 50 Best Singles of 2011, Rolling Stone, englisch
 50 Best Albums of 2011, Rolling Stone, englisch
 Die Songs des Jahres, Laut.de, deutsch
 Die Alben des Jahres, Laut.de, deutsch


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Анджумануш-шуара () — азербайджанское литературное общество, основанное Шихали Наибом в Ордубаде в 1838 году.

История
«Анджумануш-шуара» был организован в Ордубаде в 1838 году Шихали Наибом. В начале общество успешно действовало, но в дальнейшем деятельность ослабела. Однако в 1860—1870 годах Хаджага Фагир, собрав вокруг себя поэтов Ордубада, возобновил работу кружка. После смерти Фагира «Анджумануш-шуара» шёл к спаду. В это время Таги Сидги продолжил деятельность общества в своей чайхане. Наряду с передовыми газетами, которые он покупал за границей, он читал участникам свои произведения, беседовал с ними и пропагандировал науку и культуру. После того, как Сидги переехал из Ордубада в Нахичеван, вокруг него собрались городские любители поэзии. В различные периоды его деятельности в собраниях «Анджумануш-шуара» принимали участие ряд непредубежденных людей и поэтов, проживающих в Ордубаде, Нахичеване и окрестных селах.

Участники

 Шихали Наиб
 Фагир Ордубади
 Таги Сидги
 Джани Ордубади
 Кудси Вананди
 Мохтарам Ордубади
 Молла Мухаммед
 Ордубади Ахмедага
 Шями
 Уста Зейнал Наггаш
 Молла Хусейн Бикяс
 Мешади Хасан Даббаг
 Мамедгулу Салик Ордубади
 Хусейн Надим Нахчывани
 Мирза Мехди Нахчывани

Примечания

Литературные группы Азербайджана
Литература на азербайджанском языке
Литературные кружки


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Müge Ocakçı est une joueuse de volley-ball turque née le  à İstanbul. Elle mesure  et joue au poste de libero.

Biographie

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Notes et références

Liens internes
 Équipe de Turquie de volley-ball féminin

Liens externes
  Site officiel de son club

Joueuse turque de volley-ball
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Rafael Nadal On Track For 2022 Australian Open Return, Roger Federer's Return Uncertain
Rafael Nadal will kick off his 2022 season in Abu Dhabi at the Mubadala World Tennis Championship between December 16-18. Nadal is a five-time Mubadala champion.
Nadal skipped the 2021 US Open due to a foot injury. He underwent treatment on his foot and has been rehabbing in recent weeks. Nadal has spent limited time on the court recently and is working hard to regain full fitness ahead of the 2022 Australian Open.
Roger Federer hasn't played tennis since the 2021 Wimbledon Championships. He underwent knee surgery and was seen in crutches at the Laver Cup.
Federer fans got false hope that Federer will compete at the Australian Open from Darren Cahill. Cahill later clarified that Federer is working hard but is not certain to compete at the Australian Open.
Given the injury recovery times that Federer has discussed in the past, his return to courts is still several months away.
While Federer and Nadal were recovering from injuries, their rankings have slipped. Nadal is currently ranked 6th in the world, and Federer is ranked number 16.
Young players such as Stefanos Tsitsipas, Daniil Medvedev, Alexander Zverev, and Hubert Hurkacz have moved up in the rankings and will pose a significant challenge to Federer and Nadal once they return.
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Cherry is a village in Bureau County, Illinois, United States. The population was 435 at the 2020 census. It is part of the Ottawa Micropolitan Statistical Area. It is located northwest of LaSalle-Peru, just a few miles north of Interstate 80, and is about  east of the Quad Cities.

Cherry was the site of the Cherry Mine Disaster, which killed 259 coal miners in November 1909.  This was the third most deadly mine disaster in U.S. history (as of 2005).

History
The St. Paul Coal Company sank a shaft at the Cherry Mine in 1905. The mine supplied coal for Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad locomotives, and was named for the first mine superintendent, James Cherry.  The Cherry Mine Disaster occurred in 1909, and remains one of the worst coal mining disasters in United States history. The disaster led to changes in US and Illinois mining and labor regulations, as well as enforced of child labor laws and the requirement in Illinois that mines have fire fighting equipment and more fireproof materials.  Cherry Coal Company took over operations from 1929 until 1935 when it closed.

Geography
According to the 2021 census gazetteer files, Cherry has a total area of , all land.

Demographics

As of the 2020 census there were 435 people, 208 households, and 144 families residing in the village. The population density was . There were 218 housing units at an average density of . The racial makeup of the village was 95.86% White, 0.46% African American, 1.15% Asian, 0.69% from other races, and 1.84% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 5.06% of the population.

There were 208 households, out of which 44.23% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 61.06% were married couples living together, 2.88% had a female householder with no husband present, and 30.77% were non-families. 27.40% of all households were made up of individuals, and 13.46% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.83 and the average family size was 2.30.

The village's age distribution consisted of 21.9% under the age of 18, 7.9% from 18 to 24, 18.4% from 25 to 44, 20.1% from 45 to 64, and 31.7% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 49.9 years. For every 100 females, there were 125.9 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 113.7 males.

The median income for a household in the village was $49,583, and the median income for a family was $52,857. Males had a median income of $41,000 versus $27,813 for females. The per capita income for the village was $27,386. About 2.1% of families and 3.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 8.7% of those under age 18 and 2.6% of those age 65 or over.

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Mesothelioma a Risk for New England School Teachers
Mesothelioma is a worldwide problem as asbestos was widely used in building material both in the United States and throughout Europe for decades until the risks associated with exposure became known. Recently, the death of a school teacher in the United Kingdom brought the issue of asbestos-exposure in schools back into the headlines. The teacher, a 63-year-old from South Hampton, was believed to be the first case of mesothelioma in the local area. However, there is concern that many schools both in the UK and in the United States are older buildings were children, teachers and administrators could all be exposed to asbestos fibers.
Our mesothelioma plaintiff lawyers know that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has passed strict requirements to prevent exposure to asbestos among school children. Schools are required to comply with the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) and all public and private schools, including charters and religious schools, have to inspect their schools regularly for materials with asbestos and take action to reduce asbestos hazards. Unfortunately, the average age of schools in the U.S. is around 42 years old and about half of all schools in the country were built between 1950 and 1969, which were peak years for the use of asbestos. Even with federal regulations, schools may still have unresolved asbestos issues and kids, teachers and administrators could be in danger of exposure.
Mesothelioma Risks for School Teachers
According to the Mirror News, the UK teacher who lost her life due to asbestos exposure breathed in deadly asbestos when she pinned up student work on the walls in her classroom. The asbestos was also released and the teacher breathed it in when pupils in the classroom damaged the walls.
The walls in her classroom were not the only ones to contain asbestos fibers. In the UK, a study revealed that around 75 percent of schools exposed kids and staff to asbestos. Things aren't much better in the United States either, with the National Center for Health Statistics listing elementary school teaching as an occupation that carries a high risk of asbestos exposure leading to the development of mesothelioma. The NCHS attributes around 2.1 percent of deaths among elementary school educators to mesothelioma caused by asbestos.
Things used to be much worse in the United States before the EPA took action to force schools to deal with the asbestos issue head-on. In 1980, for example, the EPA's risk estimates indicated that in excess of 8,500 schools in the United States had friable asbestos. More than 250,000 teachers and three million students within these schools were exposed to dangerous asbestos concentrations and the EPA estimated that exposure to asbestos could cause as many as 1,000 premature deaths over a 30-year period of time.
This prompted the EPA to impose mandatory investigatory requirements in 1982 and prompted congress to pass the Asbestos School Hazard Abatement Act in 1984. The Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) further clarified the school's responsibilities and mandated inspection and abatement, which have helped to reduce the exposure rate.
Despite best efforts, however, school-teachers and kids remain at risk in schools with old building materials as even trace amounts of asbestos could be dangerous. Abatement efforts need to continue and schools should make sure to comply with all investigation and planning requirements to protect their teachers and students from harm.
Sequester Hits Mesothelioma Research, Dec. 10, 2013, Boston Mesothelioma Lawyer Blog


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Patricia McConnell
Derry Borough Mayor Kevin Gross
Kevin Gross, the mayor of Derry Borough, Pennsylvania, was arrested Sunday evening after pulling a loaded gun on at least four children at a park near his home.
Gross was arrested by state police and held in county prison on a $20,000 bond.
An argument over a marker leads to arrest
According to police, a fistfight occurred between three boys at a city park on Broad Street in Derry around 8:30pm on Sunday.
"It was over a marker, and some graffiti being drawn on a bench," explained Pennsylvania State Trooper Stephen Limani. "And it was over the younger children having the marker and not giving the marker back."
One boy received a scratch on his arm during the scuffle. His father, Mayor Kevin Gross, soon arrived at the park with a loaded "snub-nosed" Smith & Wesson revolver.
State Police say Gross pointed the pistol directly at a 15-year old boy from just a few feet away, forcing him to kneel on the ground.
"You should've seen the look on that kid's face," passerby Justin Martinez told the Pittsburgh Gazette. "He was terrified. He was on his knees and he didn't want to move, because this guy had apparently told him he was gonna kill him."
Police say Gross also pointed his gun at three nearby girls in the park, insisting they place their cellphones and other belongings on a bench. Gross then ordered them not to touch their phones so they could not contact their parents.
Martinez was walking his dog with fellow-Derry-resident Paul Luna when they saw the confrontation in the park. The two men quickly realized there was a problem.
"I thought to myself, something's not right here," Luna explained.
According to Martinez, Gross told the children to leave the park once the incident began to draw attention from local residents. Martinez insisted they not.
"I told him no one needs to go anywhere until the police arrive, because the kids need to give a statement," he said.
State police arrived an hour later. Gross holstered his weapon and surrendered it to the officers. He then admitted to pulling the gun on the children and was arrested.
Luna said he was surprised by the behavior of the Derry mayor, who is "normally just like a normal person."
"I see him out in the summer cutting his grass sometimes," he said. "But he looked really mad yesterday. He kind of looked like he was out of it, like something wasn't right with him."
Kevin Gross held in county jail
On Monday Gross was charged with three felony counts of aggravated assault, four counts of misdemeanor simple assault, four counts of recklessly endangering another person, and four counts of harassment for using lewd or threatening language.
He is being held in county prison on a $20,000 bond. According to District Judge Mark J. Bilik, Gross says he will not be able to post bail and remains in prison.
As an elected official, Gross can only be removed from office if he chooses to resign or through intervention by the governor.
Gross is the second American mayor to be arrested for firearms-related charges in recent months. New Port Richie, Florida, Mayor Dale Massad was arrested in late February after repeatedly firing a handgun at SWAT team attempting to arrest him for practicing medicine without a license.
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Daniel Funk April 16, 2019 at 8:07 pm
Gross is a fake veteran and wacko. Served in Iraq with this man he is a coward and was sent home early for an alleged "knee injury" or as I call it just being a coward. Either way this just goes to show you the man he is.
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