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Die 117. Infanterie-Division war ein Großverband der Preußischen Armee im Ersten Weltkrieg.

Geschichte
Die Division wurde im April 1915 in der Nähe von Liart zusammengestellt und zunächst an der Westfront eingesetzt. Mitte August 1916 wurde der Großverband an die rumänische Front verlegt. Anfang Oktober 1917 kam die Division an die Isonzo-Front und von dort im März 1918 nach Lothringen. Nach Kriegsende marschierte der Verband in die Heimat zurück, wurde dort demobilisiert und im April 1919 schließlich aufgelöst.

Gefechtskalender

1915
 2. bis 13. April – Reserve der OHL
 17. April bis 7. Mai – Stellungskämpfe in der Champagne
 9. Mai bis 23. Juli – Schlacht bei La Bassée und Arras
 24. Juli bis 24. September – Stellungskämpfe in Flandern und Artois
 25. September bis 13. Oktober – Herbstschlacht bei La Bassée und Arras
 ab 14. Oktober – Stellungskämpfe in Flandern und Artois

1916
 bis 28. Februar – Stellungskämpfe in Flandern und Artois
 28. Februar bis 15. Juli – Stellungskämpfe an der Yser
 19. Juli bis 10. August – Schlacht an der Somme
 10. bis 17. August – Reserve der 1. Armee
 17. bis 22. August – Transport nach dem Osten
 22. bis 31. August – Kämpfe auf dem Tatarenpass und im Ludowa-Gebiet
 1. bis 29. September – Schlacht in den Karpathen
 ab 1. Oktober – Stellungskämpfe in den Waldkarpathen

1917
 bis 30. Juli – Stellungskämpfe in den Waldkarpathen
 30. Juli bis 1. August – Abwehr der russisch-rumänischen Offensive im Soveja-Becken (Teile der Division)
 6. bis 7. August – Stellungskämpfe in den siebenbürgischen Grenzkarpathen
 8. bis 26. August – Kämpfe um die Gebirgsausgänge in die westliche Moldau
 27. August bis 30. September – Stellungskämpfe in den siebenbürgisch-rumänischen Grenzkarpathen
 1. bis 3. Oktober – Transport aus Rumänien nach Oberitalien
 3. bis 23. Oktober – Aufmarsch hinter der Isonzofront und Stellungskämpfe am Isonzo
 24. bis 27. Oktober – Durchbruch durch die Julischen Alpen
 28. Oktober bis 3. November – Schlacht bei Udine
 4. bis 11. November – Verfolgung vom Tagliamento bis zur Piave
 6. bis 7. November – Kämpfe um die Livenza-Übergänge
 ab 12. November – Stellungskämpfe an der unteren Piave

1918
 bis 6. Februar – Stellungskämpfe an der unteren Piave
 6. Februar bis 1. März – Ausbildungszeit hinter der k.u.k. Südwestfront in Friaul und Venezien
 1. bis 19. März – Transport aus Oberitalien nach Lothringen
 19. März bis 2. April – Reserve der OHL bei der 19. Armee
 9. bis 14. April – Schlacht bei Armentières
 15. bis 29. April – Schlacht um den Kemmel
 30. April bis 1. August – Stellungskrieg in Flandern
 2. bis 7. August – Kämpfe an der Ancre, Somme und Avre
 8. bis 9. August – Tankschlacht zwischen Ancre und Avre
 8. bis 20. August – Abwehrschlacht zwischen Somme und Avre
 22. August bis 2. September – Schlacht Albert-Péronne
 2. bis 12. September – Stellungskämpfe in den Argonnen
 12. bis 25. September – Stellungskämpfe vor Verdun
 26. September bis 11. November – Abwehrschlacht in der Champagne und an der Maas
 ab 12. November – Räumung des besetzten Gebietes und Marsch in die Heimat nach Gleiwitz

1919/20
 Umbenennung in Reichswehr-Brigade 32. Bis Februar 1920 Einsatz als Grenzschutztruppe gegen polnische Aufständische in Oberschlesien.

Gliederung

Kriegsgliederung vom 3. April 1915
 233. Infanterie-Brigade
 Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 11
 Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 12
 4. Schlesisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 157
 1. und 2. Eskadron/Kürassier-Regiment "Graf Gessler" (Rheinisches) Nr. 8
 Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 233
 Pionier-Kompanie Nr. 233

Kriegsgliederung vom 28. März 1918
 233. Infanterie-Brigade
 Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 11
 Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 22
 4. Schlesisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 157
 1. Eskadron/Kürassier-Regiment "Graf Gessler" (Rheinisches) Nr. 8
 Artillerie-Kommandeur Nr. 107
 Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 233
 Fußartillerie-Bataillon Nr. 88
 Pionier-Bataillon Nr. 117
 Divisions-Nachrichten-Kommandeur Nr. 117

Kommandeure

Literatur
 Ruhmeshalle unserer Alten Armee. Herausgegeben auf Grund amtlichen Materials des Reichsarchivs, Militär-Verlag, Berlin 1927, S. 74, 160.
 Histories of Two Hundred and Fifty-One Divisions of the German Army Which Participated in the War (1914–1918). United States War Office as War Department Document No. 905, Office of the Adjutant, 1920, S. 609–611.

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Einzelnachweise

Division #:::117
Gegründet 1915
Aufgelöst 1919


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Citizens of Color Honor Roll replica unveiled
For the first time in 58 years, Worcester has a prominent memorial honoring the city's African American World War II veterans.
Officials unveiled the Citizens of Color Honor Roll replica project this afternoon, pulling a blue tarp off the white and gold monument at Lincoln Square, across from the police station. As they did so, 92-year-old Waverly Taylor, one of two surviving veterans on the list, watched on. After, relatives of the roughly 140 people on the list took pictures by the memorial.
The monument, constructed in part by Worcester Vocational Technical High School Students, replaces the original monument member of Worcester's African American community put up in 1943. In 1959, during the construction of I-290, the monument was taken down. Though community members were promised it would be replaced, it disappeared. It was either lost, stolen or destroyed, and it remains a mystery
As City Councilor Moe Bergman, who led city officials in the push, put it, the replica rights a historical wrong.
"It is my sincerest hope that the permanent nature of this monument will be a lasting testament to the fellowship felt by many of us in Worcester in the fulfillment of the re-dedication of this honor roll," said Bergman.
Bill Coleman, a community activist who's been at work on replacing the honor roll since the 1970s, said the monument is a crowning achievement for him and the city.
"This is why I am here in Worcester, to see the fulfillment and the return of the honor roll to the Worcester citizens of color who served in World War II."

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In the Vanguard newspaper published on June 4, 2018 and other media, it was widely reported how this version of 'Buhari' claimed that Nigerian soldiers were 'soft' on Biafrans during the Civil War. He further made claims that Gowon had issued the commanders general orders to be humane in the prosecution of the war. We, the Indigenous People of Biafra state categorically and without equivocation that Buhari's claims are as false and as strange they come, especially in the face of quantum evidence to the contrary, chronicled by independent observes of the wartime atrocities committed by Nigerian forces against innocent Biafran civilians, including women and children. We doubt if it is the same Buhari that addressed Eastern Youth Corpers in 2016 in his country home in Daura Katsina State on the horrors, pains, misery and suffering of the war, that made this latest 'soft' on Biafrans statement. It couldn't have come from the same person.
During the battles for these sectors, Buhari's officers and men torched entire villages and massacred the civilians that could not evacuate before the enemy arrived. These included children, the sick, infirm and elderly. At the conclusion of the massacres, the soldiers began their macabre dance of jubilation and Buhari was said to have told them that "Nnewi is next". Yes - 'next' -as in the next massacre. It was on the heels and ashes of these genocide that the Gowon had, during the war, boasted publicly that his men had killed three million Biafrans. But given that the numerical strength of the entire Biafran armed forces hovered around 50,000 men, one can only concluded that the three million slaughtered were hapless Biafran civilians. Such atrocities is the reason why history of the Biafra-Nigeria was hurriedly removed from school curriculums.
In addition to Buhari, there were other self confessed butchers of Biafrans. One is Benjamin Adekunle, a notoriously gruesome commander of Nigerian forces who had no qualms in boasting about the goal of this horrendous mission o exterminate Biafrans. He stated at an August 1968 press conference, attended by journalists including those from the international media: 'We shoot at everything that moves, and when our forces march into the centre of Igbo territory, we shoot at everything, even at things that do not move'. True to type, Adekunle duly carried through his threat with clinical precision both on his 'everything that moves' - targeting, especially southern Igboland where his forces slaughtered hundreds of thousands, and on the 'things that do not move'-assault category. Adekunle's infamous destruction of the famed Biafran economic and social infrastructure was indescribably barbaric.


Executive instructions on method of honoring Deposit Guarantee Fund obligations concerning refunding deposits of depositors of bankrupt credit institutions.
c. Credit institution: Bank or non-bank credit institution and branch of foreign bank established according to law or authorization of central bank which is under supervision of central bank.
d. Branch of foreign bank: Operational unit of a foreign bank which conducts banking operation in Iran with authorization and under supervision of central bank.
e. Bankrupt credit institution: Credit institution which is declared bankrupt according to court order based on Article 41 of Money and Banking law.
f. Crisis committee: A committee consisting of governor of central bank, a member of executive supervisory board supervising the supervision department of central bank, Director general of supervision on banks and credit institutions of central bank and CEO of the Fund.
g. Depositor: Person who attempts to deposit with credit institution.
h. Deposits subject to coverage by guarantee: Deposits recognized by central bank according to subsection (3) of approval letter no. H52224T/67574 dated Aug 18th 2015 of council of ministers.
i. Acting credit institution: A credit institution elected by crisis committee for refunding credit institution's depositors' deposits subject to coverage by guarantee.
j. Guarantee ceiling: Maximum amount of deposits in Rials of any person, whether in Rials or foreign currency in any credit institution which is under the guarantee of deposit insurance fund.
2-3) Rules and regulations related to how depositors benefit from deposit guarantee.
2-4) Context of this instruction and other criteria related to deposit guarantee.
Article3. Deposits subject to guarantee of the Fund, consisting of nineteen types of deposits, are listed below according to subsection 3 of the approval letter no. H52224T67574 dated Aug 18th 2015 by board of ministers, and are communicated by the central bank and are uploaded and updated in the Fund's website.
Article4. The amount of obligations of the Fund to every depositor is calculated based on the sum of deposit balances subject to guarantee (deposits subject of article 3) for each depositor whether in Rials or foreign currency, per institution, until the end of last day prior to issuance of bankruptcy decree, up to the maximum guaranteed ceiling.
NB1) According to the documents of Credit institution, the latest agreed amount of stock in shared deposit account for each depositor is the basis for calculating the amount of fund obligations to each depositor.
NB2) Exchange rates of foreign currency deposits subject to guarantee are rates announced by the Central Bank in the last day prior to issuance of bankruptcy verdict.
NB1) By establishing a specific unit, the CEO and board members of the Fund are bound to design and implement information systems such that at the end of each day the unit can process and present the information. The precision in implementing this article is undertaken by the above mentioned executives.
NB2) Supervising the implementation of the above mentioned article and verifying it every six months and announcing the results to the fund is undertaken by the central bank.
Article6. In order to gain general public trust, credit institution is bound to arrange a mechanism by which each depositor may have access to information and amount of guarantee coverage of all types of his deposits subject to guarantee, through credit institution's information and communication terminals.
Article7. The method of scheduling and refunding the covered deposits, based on deposit information, shall be initially announced and carried out within 20 days after issuance of bankruptcy decree for the credit institution by the qualified court and appointment of resolution managers and notifications communicated to the fund by the crisis committee.
NB1) Repayment of depository funds in its entirety or in installments is carried out by the acting credit institute.
NB2) Repayment of guaranteed deposits which are previously confiscated or blocked is subject to the order of bankruptcy case judge.
NB3) In order to inform depositors of the bankrupt institute, the fund shall notify the central bank regarding the method and scheduling of repayments of guaranteed deposits and at the same time shall publish them in its website.
Article8. The fund is bound to notify the acting credit institute with list of depository information and notifications received from crisis committee for informing and authenticating the owners of deposits and acknowledgment of repayment method of guaranteed deposits according to this directive and instructions of qualified authorities, subject of article7.
Article9. The deadline for depositors subject to guarantee in order to approach the acting credit institute is determined by the fund in coordination with crisis committee, and the acting credit institute is bound to return the remaining funds and the list of people who have not approached the credit institute to the fund after expiry of the deadline.
Article10) Determining the branches, visiting time, information and documents required for submitting to the acting credit institute and providing of information in this regard shall be according to a manual of style arranged and implemented by the Fund in coordination with the acting credit institute and relayed to the crisis committee.
Article11) All the expenses related to the acting credit institute in implementing payments of guaranteed deposits based on financial documents, are borne by the Fund.
Article12) The acting credit institute is bound to provide the Fund with weekly reports of its performance related to payment of guaranteed deposits.
Article13) In order to conduct financial operations for repayment of guaranteed deposits, the acting credit institute is bound to initiate opening an account with the central bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran and to notify the Fund of the proceedings.
Article14) Based on the depository information received from the crisis committee, the fund is bound to deposit equivalent of 20% of estimated necessary financial resources to an account of the acting credit institute with the central bank, as announced by the acting credit institute.
NB) Arrangements regarding continuation of depositing funds to the mentioned account for repayment of guaranteed deposits to acting credit institute's account with the central bank and the method of settling the mentioned account, shall be determined based on a manual of style arranged by the fund after obtaining the views and considerations of the acting credit institute.
Article15) In order to make sure of correct implementation of guaranteed deposits repayment operation to depositors, by observing the subject rules and regulations, decrees of the bankruptcy case judge, resolution executives and crisis committee, an audit institute is appointed by the Fund in coordination with the central bank from a list of audit institute's approved by the central bank. The institute is bound to present its performance report to the Fund and to the director of board of trustees.
Article16) In case of discrepancy between the information, certificates and documents provided by the depositor and the mentioned information in depository information list, the acting credit institute is bound to stop payment to the depositor and to inform the Fund for determining the outcome.
1- Form (A) For transferring legal rights relating to repayment of guaranteed deposits of credit institutes' depositors whenever credit institutes go bankrupt.
NB) In order to make preparations for implementation of article (25) of Deposit Guarantee Fund Articles of Association, CEO and board of directors of all credit institutes are bound to complete and sign Form (A) and to present the mentioned form to the Fund.
2- Form (B) The acting credit institute is bound to have the signature and fingerprint of the depositor when repaying the guaranteed deposits to depositor and to submit the forms to the Fund once the repayments are completed.
3- The acting credit institute, in coordination with the Fund supervising the receipt of guaranteed deposit by the depositor, is bound to prepare a payment receipt and to have the depositor sign and finger print the receipt at the time of payment.
Article18) The CEO of the Fund is bound to provide monthly reports of actions taken regarding repayment of guaranteed deposits of bankrupt credit institute's depositors by the acting credit institute to the crisis committee and board of directors of the Fund.
This instruction including 18 articles and 9 notes was ratified in the twelfth meeting of the board of trustees on Aug 9th 2017.


Women expecting their first child but who are experiencing severe fear of childbirth (FOC) stand to dramatically benefit in reducing their anxieties with cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) delivered via the internet, according to the results of new research.
FOC can have a devastating impact on a nulliparous woman's life, disrupting her work and home routines and even extending to social situations and relationships with people as she is overly consumed by a fear of delivering her first child. Some women suffering from the condition seek out Caesarean sections as an answer to their fears, and up to 25% of pregnant woman have FOC, according to a number of studies. In some cases, the fear is so overpowering it can be defined as an all-out phobia of delivering the baby.
For the new study, researchers took 28 Swedish-speaking women who were expecting their first baby and suffering from severe FOC. The women then actively took part in an internet-based CBT programme that lasted for eight weeks and included elements of psycho-education, breathing retraining, imaginary exposure and cognitive restructuring.
The participants were given homework that had to be submitted weekly and also gave a measurement of their level of fear about delivering their first child – using the Wijma Delivery Expectancy/Experience Questionnaire, at enrolment, during the therapy and after giving birth. A therapist then gave each woman feedback via a secure online system.
The outcome of the feasibility study, which appears in the Journal of Psychosomatic Obstetrics & Gynaecology, showed a statistically significant decrease in the anxieties of the nulliparous women following the online therapy. However, the authors caution that before CBT can be determined as the definitive solution to severe FOC, the results must first be confirmed in randomised controlled studies.
Katri Nieminen, co-author of an article on the study that was published in the journal, said the findings showed that women can gain significant relief from FOC by using CBT and that it could become an effective treatment in dealing with the problem and allowing women to give birth naturally without being consumed by what are mostly irrational fears.
"This study indicates new treatment possibilities for pregnant women suffering from severe fear of childbirth," she said.


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LANCASTER, PA (May 17, 2018) – The Junior League of Lancaster, PA, Inc. (JLL) is pleased to announce this year's winners of the 2018 Deborah P. Altman Outstanding Youth Volunteer Award – Thomas Moore from Manheim Township High School, Dory Bittle from Lancaster Country Day School and Sinclaire Schuetze from Hempfield High School. Each student received a $600 prize of which $100 will be designated to a charity of their choosing. Donations will be made to the following charities: Manheim Township Recreation and Park Planning (Moore); Horizons at Lancaster Country Day School (Bittle), and the Marfan Foundation (Schuetze).
Moore is an Eagle Scout, has earned the Boy Scout's National Outdoor Achievement Award and performed various conservation projects. He led a project that created a two-mile interactive nature trail for a municipal park featuring stations educating visitors about the environment. The 12 stations are equipped with QR codes that link to a website with more information and relevant YouTube videos, which Thomas designed. He is a volunteer for Aarons Acres' two-week summer camp, a camp counselor at Schreiber Pediatric Rehab Center and a committee member for Mini-THON.
Bittle has volunteered 70 hours every summer since 2015 with Horizons at Lancaster Country Day School (LCDS), which is a summer enrichment program for children of low income families. She is also volunteer liaison for LCDS and helps recruit student volunteers for Horizons at LCDS and other programs. Students at LCDS volunteered over 2,500 hours last year alongside Dory.
Schuetze is the secretary of Hempfield's Anchor Club, an international volunteer organization that serves Hempfield students and the Lancaster community. Through the Anchor Club, she participates in activities such as bingo at Long Home Community, Autism Walk and Arch Street Center. She also tutors her peers as well as students at Centerville Elementary. Schuetze published a book entitled "Stories from the Heart", a collection of essays from people living with Marfan syndrome, a connective tissue disorder that Sinclaire was diagnosis with at age three. She is on the Marfan Foundation's National Teen Council and raises money for the Marfan Foundation.
These awards are named for Deborah P. Altman, a past president of the Junior League of Lancaster, whose life exemplified a commitment to volunteering, a love of children and service to the community. The purpose of the award is to recognize young people who demonstrate an exceptional interest and involvement in voluntarism as well as inspiring their peers to volunteer in their communities. Since the award was established in 1984, over $40,000 has been awarded to outstanding youth in Lancaster County.
Membership in Junior League is open to all women who are 21 years of age who demonstrate an interest in and commitment to voluntarism. Junior League of Lancaster reaches out to women of all races, religions and national origins.
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The 2017–18 Montenegrin Cup was the 12th season of the knockout football tournament in Montenegro. This competition began on 23 August 2017 and ended on 30 May 2018. The winners of the competition earned a spot in the 2018–19 UEFA Europa League.

Sutjeska were the defending champions after winning the cup in the previous season. They were eliminated in the quarter-finals.

Format
Twenty–six clubs competed in the competition this season. The first round and the final were competed over one leg and the other rounds were competed over two legs.

First round
Twelve first round matches were played on 23 and 24 August 2017.

Summary

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Matches

Second round
Sixteen clubs competed in the second round played over two legs from 13 to 27 September 2017.

Summary

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First legs

Second legs

Quarter-finals
Eight clubs competed in the quarter-finals played over two legs on 1 November and 22 November 2017.

Summary

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Second legs

Semi-finals
Four clubs competed in the semi-finals played over two legs on 18 April and 2 May 2018.

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First legs

Second legs

Final

See also
 Montenegrin Cup
 Montenegrin First League

References

External links
Montenegrin Cup 2017-2018 at Football Association of Montenegro's official site
Montenegrin Cup 2017-2018 at Soccerway

Montenegrin Cup seasons
Cup
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Video software provider Synamedia has revealed new automation capabilities for its Virtual Digital Content Manager (DCM) with Smart Rate Control that it says will save operators up to 50 per cent of bandwidth and storage costs. Using machine-learning (ML) and Stream Video Quality, Synamedia's patented light weight and real-time quality metric technology, the solution, debuting at the 2019 NAB Show in Las Vegas, automatically scales based on bandwidth requirements to minimise costs while providing consistently high video quality and without impacting the encoding computational complexity.
Currently, standard Adaptive Bit Rate (ABR) solutions leverage output profiles that are set to constant bit rates with varying picture quality. This can often result in more bandwidth usage than is required due to varying quality level targets, such as switching from a high impact football game to a more static interview. Synamedia's Virtual DCM with Smart Rate Control and Automation scales as needed according to bandwidth requirements, minimising distribution and storage costs while ensuring that the expected high-quality viewer experience will not be compromised.
Synamedia says that operators looking to deploy on a large scale quickly benefit from its automation capabilities because the need for trial and error testing is eliminated. This is particularly important when distributing sports content, which can be inherently complex to encode because of the many movement variations that would traditionally require individual encoding settings. Synamedia's Virtual DCM with Smart Rate Control and Automation sets target quality levels and bitrate caps per the ABR bitrate profile for each channel in a network. It also automatically makes adjustments when needed, thus eliminating deployment time, increasing bitrate efficiency, and uncovering new routes to cost savings. It also supports both H.264 and H.265 coding and is future-proofed for future codecs.


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Sharpen Up: All the Sabres news you need to know on December 8, 2019
Buffalo takes on Edmonton tonight with pregame coverage on MSG starting at 7:30 p.m. ET
by Chris Ryndak @ChrisRyndak / Sabres.com
The Buffalo Sabres will look to close out their three-game road trip on a high note. They're in Edmonton tonight to play the Oilers at Rogers Place.
It's an 8 p.m. ET faceoff with the Buick Game Night pregame show kicking things off on MSG at 7:30.
Buffalo's next home game is Tuesday against St. Louis. That game will air on NBCSN.
Here's what you need to know.
Tonight's matchup
From @SabresPR's Game Notes…
This is the first of two meetings between the Sabres and Oilers this season.
Last meeting: Edmonton defeated Buffalo 7-2 in Edmonton on Jan. 14
Next meeting: Thursday, Jan. 2 in Buffalo
The Sabres are 4-5-1 in their last 10 games vs. the Oilers; 6-4-0 on the road.
Tonight's game is the third in a three-game road trip through Western Canada for the Sabres. Buffalo is 13-7-4 against the Pacific Division since the beginning of last season, including a 3-2-3 record in 2019-20.
The Sabres are 26-40-11 all-time against the Oilers but are 11-6-1 against Edmonton since 2005-06 and 4-2-0 against them in the last three seasons.
Sabres head coach Ralph Krueger served as the head coach of the Edmonton Oilers during the 2012-13 season. He spent the 2010-11 and 2011-12 campaigns as the Oilers' associate coach.
Victor Olofsson leads all NHL rookies with 12 goals this season and ranks second among rookies with 28 points.
He has recorded 16 points (6+10) in his last 15 games, including two-point outings in each of the team's last three contests.
Olofsson is the first Sabres rookie to record three straight multi-point games since Tyler Ennis did so from Jan. 15 to 20, 2011.
The last Sabres rookie to record at least four consecutive multi-point games was Ales Kotalik, who did it in four straight games from Jan. 3 to 10, 2003.
Jack Eichel enters today's game on a career-best 12-game point streak that began on Nov. 16. As of the conclusion of yesterday's game, his 10 goals and 22 points during the streak led the NHL during that timeframe.
Eichel's streak is the longest active point streak in the NHL and the longest by a Sabre since Tim Connolly tallied points in 16 straight from Dec. 23, 2009 to Jan. 25, 2010.
Jack Eichel has recorded 11 multi-point games this season, tying for eighth-most in the NHL at the conclusion of yesterday's game.
After yesterday's game, his four multi-goal games tied for fourth-most (one shy of the league lead) and his eight multi-assist games tied for the league lead.
Rasmus Ristolainen enters the game with points in five straight contests (1+5). It is his first five-game streak since Jan. 18 to 25, 2018 (1+5). With a point tonight, he would tie his career-best six straight games with a point from Feb. 12 to 25, 2017 (0+6).
The Sabres and the Buffalo Bills are playing on the same day for the third of five times this season after doing so three times last season.
The teams have played on the same date 222 times, with both teams winning their respective games on 50 of those days.
The Sabres are 119-69-34 when playing on a Bills game day and the Bills enter this game 95-125-2 on those dates.
The last time the Sabres and Bills both won on the same date was Nov. 24, 2019.
A look back at last night
Video: BUF Recap: Late rally ends with 6-5 loss in overtime
From the Postgame Report…
In the end, a game that went back and forth for three periods had one last twist.
Video: POSTGAME: Krueger
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Read the full recap here.


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Home National Imran challenges ECP move to strip him of PTI chairmanship
Imran challenges ECP move to strip him of PTI chairmanship
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Wednesday challenged the notice sent to him by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) as part of its proceedings to strip the former premier as his party's chairman.
The PTI chairman has moved the Lahore High Court (LHC) against the notice.
The ECP had initiated the process to remove Khan as chairman of PTI last month, following his disqualification in the Toshakhana reference, by issuing a notice.
Today, Khan filed a plea in the LHC maintaining that the process for removal as PTI chairman was started after his disqualification from the National Assembly's seat NA-95.
The ECP issued the notice over allegedly submitting a "false statement" but it cannot play the role of a tribunal while exceeding its authority.
"Calling Imran Khan incompetent is baseless and illegal and the notice was served to keep him away from politics.In his petition, the former premier requested the court to set aside the ECP's notice, while declaring and holding the assumption of jurisdiction and taking of cognisance by the electoral body for his removal as party chairman as envisaged by the said notice, "illegal, ultra vires the powers of ECP, contrary to the Constitution, and of no legal effect".
"Declare find and hold that the finding of ECP against the Petitioner of making false statement and incorrect declaration about his assets and liabilities and the finding of ECP of any disqualification of the petitioner under the Constitution or the Election Act, 2017, ECP's order dated 21/10/2022 and any and all actions in pursuance thereof are unlawful, illegal, without lawful authority, without jurisdiction, ultra vires the powers of ECP, corum non judice, per incurium, malafide in fact and law, contrary to the Constitution, void ab initio and of no legal effect and as such set aside the same on the basis of grounds as urged herein above," the plea stated.
Khan also sought suspension of the notice and restraining orders for the ECP to stop it from proceeding in the matter till the final disposal of this plea.


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Montgomery: Trzaska named mayor at reorganization meeting
Brad Wadlow
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The Montgomery Township Committee renewed its commitment to continued fiscal responsibility and high-quality public service at their reorganization meeting Jan. 5.
Ed Trzaska was selected to serve as mayor this year and Rich Smith was chosen as deputy mayor. A seasoned team will continue to lead Montgomery as Trzaska and Patricia Graham were each sworn in to a third three-year term on the governing body.
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The Montgomery mayor and deputy mayor are chosen to hold these positions each year from among the elected Committee by the vote of all five members. Trzaska has served since 2011, including five years as either mayor or deputy mayor. Smith, beginning his sixth year on Committee, was chosen as deputy mayor. Each Committee member is elected in staggered fashion to serve for three years.
Somerset County Freeholder Mark Caliguire, a former mayor of Montgomery, swore Trzaska in to office and state Sen. Kip Bateman administered the oath of office to re-elected Committee member Patricia Graham. Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli administered the mayoral oath of office to Trzaska and Bateman administered the oath of office to Smith.
In his remarks, Trzaska said, "This is an exciting time for Montgomery and 2017 is going to be a great year. I know we will get the job done and make our community an even better place to live."
Trzaska summarized the Committee's objectives for the New Year: "We will continue to adhere to our core governing principles — doing more with less, protecting public health and safety services, and preserving Montgomery's rural character while enhancing the commercial sections in town."
Trzaska emphasized the importance of the continued sound fiscal management of the township, which remains a top priority of the Township Committee in 2017.
"Being fiscally conservative is the hallmark of this team. We are spending below 2005 levels and have reduced debt by almost $30 million," said the mayor in a news release.
He said this frugality has allowed leadership to thoughtfully invest in Montgomery. He cited $5 million spent in road improvements in the past two years, the most in recent history.
Trzaska is beginning his seventh year as a member of the Montgomery Township Committee. He served as mayor in 2012 and 2013 and as deputy mayor in 2014 and 2015. He also works as customer insights director for Otsuka Pharmaceutical in Princeton.
Smith addressed the issue of commercial development in town and how such tax revenue can counter the need for tax increases.
"There are two ways to drive taxes down, spend less and/or generate more tax revenue from new businesses. We do all we can to spend less and provide necessary services, despite escalating pension, healthcare, salaries and benefit costs," he said.
He said bringing new business to Montgomery would only be done in a smart way consistent with the township's master plan.
He referred to construction occurring in Belle Mead near Pike Run as well as the Southernhub. He announced that a scaled-down Montgomery Promenade was expected to break ground in 2017 near Princeton Airport and that a transformation of the Village Shopper and traffic flow enhancing loop road improvements were coming to the corner of Routes 518 and 206.
"When completed, Montgomery will have a first-class local shopping, dining, living, sporting and public space that we all will enjoy and be proud of," he said.
Smith was first elected in 2012 and served as mayor in 2014. He is beginning the third year of his current term on the Committee. Smith is also a principal with HDR Architects of Princeton.
Graham was re-elected to the Committee last year while serving as mayor. She has served on the Township Committee since 2010 and served as deputy mayor in 2012 and 2013.
The reorganization remarks, video/photos of the meeting, and the 2017 meeting dates of the Montgomery Township Committee may be found on the township website, www.twp.montgomery.nj.us/elected-officials, under Elected Officials.


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Robert Jean-Jacques Arthur, né le  à Paris et mort guillotiné le  dans la même ville,est un homme politique et révolutionnaire français.

Biographie

Fabricant de papiers peints, fils de Jean Arthur d'origine anglaise, ami de Collot d'Herbois et de Robespierre, Robert Jean-Jacques Arthur est membre du Club des jacobins.

En 1790, il préside le district des Jacobins-Saint-Honoré, est brièvement membre du conseil général de la Commune de Paris, entre le 12 et le . Il est le président de la section des Piques d'août à . La même année, il présente sa candidature comme député à la Convention contre Philippe Égalité mais ne recueille qu'une seule voix : la sienne. Il aurait fait partie des organisateurs des massacres de Septembre 1792.

Dès octobre 1792, il attaque violemment les girondins, notamment par ses discours à la tribune du Club des jacobins à l'encontre de Roland, Danton, Étienne Clavière ou Charles François Delacroix. Il remplace Robespierre à la Commune de Paris, le . Lors du coup d'État du 9 thermidor de l'an II, il reste fidèle à celui-ci et sera exécuté à sa suite le 12 thermidor.

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Naissance en mars 1761
Naissance à Paris
Membre du Club des jacobins
Membre de la Commune de Paris (Révolution française)
Maximilien de Robespierre
Décès en juillet 1794
Personnalité guillotinée durant la Révolution française
Décès à 33 ans
Décès à Paris
Mort exécuté


In this two-part article, you take a look at the Oracle schema and storage infrastructure because these are a large part of what you, as an Oracle DBA, will be required to manage.
An Oracle database can have many schemas contained in it. The schema is a logical structure that contains objects such as segments, views, procedures, functions, packages, triggers, user-defined objects, collection types, sequences, synonyms, and database links. A segment is a data structure that can be a table, index, or temporary or undo segment. The schema name is the user that controls the schema. SYSTEM, SYS, SCOTT, and SH are examples of schemas. Figure 1 shows the relationship between these schema objects.
Tables The data is kept in rows and columns. This is the heart of your database with tables implemented in one schema and one tablespace. The exception to this is a special type of table called a partitioned table, where the table can be split into different ranges or sets of values called a partition, with each partition implemented in a different tablespace. Remember, however, that each partition is itself a segment and each segment can only reside in one tablespace. Clustered tables are another special case where two tables with a close link between them can have their data stored together in a single block to improve join operations.
Indexes These are optionally built on tables for performance reasons and to help implement integrity constraints such as primary keys and uniqueness. In previous releases, indexes and tables were kept in separate tablespaces to keep the segments in different areas, but with Automatic Segment Space Management and disk systems, this type of separation is no longer needed. Index segments are like table segments.
Temporary segments Oracle uses these as a temporary storage area to run a SQL statement. For example, they may be used for sorting data and then discarded once a query or transaction is complete.
Undo segments These are used to manage the before image of changes, which allows data to roll back if needed and helps provide data consistency for users querying data that is being changed.
Segments can be thought of as physical structures since they actually are used to store data that is kept in a tablespace (although some of this is temporary in nature). There are other structures stored in the schema that are more logical in nature.
The pluggable database is a new feature in Oracle 12c and is another way to organize the storage and objects of the database. The pluggable database (PDB) is a collection of schemas and schema objects that is portable from one container database (CDB) to another. The pluggable database is created in a container database, and has its own storage and the data files that are allocated to the pluggable database (see Figure 2). The storage for the PDB is used for the tablespaces and the objects that are in the PDB.
The PDB can be created with the database creation assistant or in sqlplus with or without the storage clause.
The PDB is a way to organize the schemas and objects together; similar to objects in a schema, the objects still have segments, extents, and blocks (refer back to Figure 1 for the segments).
Read more about Oracle 12 architecture in Part 2 of this article, including source modules and supporting structures (such as sequences).
Colour is an excellent way to create these different areas.


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Whoo-eeeee I am so happy!!! I cant believe mrs. mizzle is coming to live with me Lynne...she will be so CHERISHED, I love her already.
Your stencilling looks fantastic, sounds like a good class to do. Love what you did with the muslin for binding too.
Looking forward to meeting mrs. mizzle.
I just love reading your posts! Wow! I can't believe the bloom you got from the cactus! It's so beautiful. Your stencil covers are terrific! It looks like so much fun!!
Congratulations Jacky! & safe travels to mrs. mizzle.
we have 2 Christmas cacti on our lanai ... one never blooms (not even a single one) and the other is a RIOT of blooms ... next time I'll be sure to take a few (100) snaps for you.
Always such beautiful photographs to see when I come here...Happy Mother's day, Lynne!
Flower love, tree love, mandela offerings, and beautiful art. Thanks for the great visit.
I hope mrs mizzle loves her new home! what a wonderful creative post Lynne - you have been having fun I can see!
well, could Mrs. Mizzle have gone to a better place?, except, well my place of course, but if she can't come? hurray for Jacky! ooooo love the little corn kernel mandala - stencils? - you amaze me! you are off and running in a whole new direction and turning it on its ear! love it here!
Well I'm sad that Mrs Mizzle isn't hot-footing it over to South Africa but I'm really happy she's moving in with Jacky because I know she will be right at home with the Klimt dolls...and of course she loves Klimt owls too.
Love, love, love the stencil art. I will be checking Mary Ann Moss out. Thanks for the tip.
lovin' the love :) and that cactus bloom was well worth the wait!! Sounds like you are having a blast with your stencils, and I love all your innovative ways to avoid spray paint.
The stencil work is amazing...love the skull & crossbones and the "OM" symbol...two of my favs, and two that I have henna'ed so many times over the years!
hey julie -- thank you and happy mother's day to you, too!
hi rosie, thank you and yes, i've been having fun!
you're welcome, ginny. yes, do check it out!
hey lumilyon! waving and blowing you kisses!
I am so happy my friend Jacky will have Mrs Mizzle in her home! You are so talented and I am lucky as I will get to see Mrs Mizzle in the flesh one day. I know she will be cherished by Jacky and be very happy at the farm!
And your Christmas Cacti looks luscious!
Love your journal work and Miss Mizzle is divine, I'm so happy I'll get to see her in the flesh, as I'm visiting Jacky at the end of the month.
Congrats, Jacky, you sure are happy, and of course, (I'm forcing my hands to write this) I am happy for you.
Dear Lynne, on a happier note for me, the kind-of-forlorn-Mizzleless-Mintaliptek, I really do love the tree love and your stencil art.
p.s. I am joking you guys, I am happy for Jacky and Mrs. Mizzle! I just like to pout.
jeez, ro! mrs. mizzle is so lucky! you, dot, jacky -- she gets to be with *all* of you!!
i just left you a little award. i LOVE your blog!!!
Lynne the flower really is the most beautiful.
I love your book with Karin. Amazing.
I'm loving your Stencil play. The colors, the "voice"...just perfectly YOU.
Bravo you and Mary Ann Moss (Yoda with sass, style and brains).
Great things happening in this post. Love the stencil work!
i am honored jennifer! thank you very much!
Congratulations Jacky on your new huse guest. Hope Miss Mizzle whispers lots of funny gossip in your ear.
I think your blog is so much fun. I love every visit.
I am loving your posts. I want to take the stencil class too.
That's funny, the last post is me too. Saying that I want to take the stencil class. And now I say "thank you for the suggestion" I will try the acrylic with the foam roller. Do you wash it out between?


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Home Neighborhood News Fort Snelling project secures affordable housing financing while costing $900,000 per unit...
Fort Snelling project secures affordable housing financing while costing $900,000 per unit to build
Dominium plans to redevelop 21 buildings on Fort Snelling's Upper Post site into moderately-priced housing and five additional buildings into common areas. Photo by Philip Prowse. Courtesy of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
by Max Nesterak
A plan to save 26 crumbling buildings at Fort Snelling's Upper Post and turn them into moderately priced apartments for veterans narrowly secured critical financing on Tuesday, with the Hennepin County commissioners voting to issue $88 million in bonds to Plymouth-based developer Dominium.
The Upper Post Flats will include 191 apartments with a projected total cost of about $172.5 million — or $902,893 per unit, which is more than three times the cost of the average single family home in the Twin Cities
Three of the the seven Hennepin County commissioners — Mike Opat, Angela Conley and Irene Fernando — voted against the financing, citing the price. (The commissioners technically voted as the Housing Redevelopment Authority, which is made up of the same people as the Board, and must vote again on the bonds during their board meeting in two weeks.)
"I think the cost at $900,000 a unit is exorbitant," Opat said. "I think that's just too much, especially for a project that at the end of it isn't for use by the general public."
The approval caps off a yearslong fight for public financing — with Dominium pushing through a special state law in 2018 to circumvent a cost ceiling — to build what will be the most expensive affordable housing development per unit in Minnesota history.
The project pits historic preservation against limited resources available to build affordable housing amid a worsening housing and homelessness crisis in the region.
Preserving historic buildings, mitigating noise pollution from the nearby airport and cleaning up hazards like lead paint, asbestos and contaminated soil are all costly. For people who see the Upper Post as part of the state's most important landmarks, it's well worth the price.
"If we don't preserve this now, it will not be preserved," said Commissioner Debbie Goettel, who noted as mayor of Richfield she saw multiple failed attempts to preserve the site due to lack of funding. "These are historic buildings. I want them preserved. And I think putting people who need houses into these is great."
The Fort Snelling Upper Post Site was built beginning in 1879 and over the years served as a Japanese language and intelligence school and a rehabilitation center for wounded veterans before it was decommissioned in 1946 and transferred to the Department of Natural Resources. Since then, the buildings have fallen into such disrepair it was named one of the most endangered places by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
In addition to the money approved Tuesday, Dominium has pulled together a combination of private and public money, including historic preservation tax credits and low-income housing tax credits to finance the development, which is situated on 41 acres.
The project has found detractors on both ends of the political spectrum. But it has received bipartisan support as well, in part because the project tells a compelling story: A historic military site at risk of being lost to neglect will be renovated into affordable housing for veterans.
But the image that the word "affordable" conjures — of homeless veterans moving off the street and into meticulously renovated apartments — is not quite accurate.
Affordable, in this development, means average Twin Cities rent. The units are reserved for people making 60% of the area median income or less, currently about $43,000 (or $62,000 for a four-person household). Rents will be capped around $1,200 for a one-bedroom and $1,400 for a two-bedroom — the same as the average rent for one- and two-bedroom apartments in the Twin Cities.
Although Dominium will give preference to veterans, it's not required to rent to veterans exclusively. Dominium may accept non-veterans while also turning veterans away if they don't make enough money, have poor rental history or are otherwise not attractive tenants.
Native Americans serve in the military at the highest rate of any group, but the average Native resident of Hennepin County would not be able to afford to live at the Upper Post Flats. The same is true for Black residents, who also serve in the military at high rates. Both groups are the most likely to have experience homelessness.
"The average income for Black individuals in Hennepin County is $30,000, and you have to be making $43,000. So we just can't afford to live in this development," said Conley, who is the first Black person to serve on the Hennepin County Board. She won her seat in 2018 from one of the earliest and most ardent supporters of the Upper Post Flats project, Peter McLaughlin.
"The average income is even lower for Native Americans, for whom this land specifically is sacred," Conley added.
Dominium argues that more housing is needed at all levels of affordability. Although they are not obligated to accept Section 8 vouchers, Dominium says they will, which would make the Upper Post Flats apartments affordable to people making as little as 30% of the area median income, or about $15,270 for a single person.
Paula Prahl, Dominium's vice president for Public Affairs, said Dominium plans for about about half of the residents of the Upper Post Flats to have housing vouchers.
While the apartments must stay moderately priced at first, they won't necessarily stay that way. The public funding Dominium receives only requires the project to be affordable for 30 years, after which they could flip to whatever the market will pay, or Dominium could go back to the government for more funding to keep them affordable.
The project's development cost has raised eyebrows ever since Dominium first proposed it.
In 2017, the Minnesota Housing Finance Authority Board voted unanimously to deny Dominium's request for bonding because it was so expensive to develop and wouldn't serve the poorest Minnesotans in need of housing. The tax credits Dominium will use typically create housing for people making far less money.
"The board thought it was unfair to finance the project on the backs of affordable housing resources," Ryan Baumtrog, assistant commissioner for policy at the agency, told the Star Tribune in 2018. "We have to use scarce resources to meet statewide needs for first-time homeownership and rentals, and one of the reasons the board said 'No' was because of the high cost trade-off."
Then, the developer used two lobbying firms to muscle through a new state law declaring the Fort Snelling Upper Post "a strategic priority of the state," prohibiting the state's housing authority from considering "any per-unit cost limitations or other similar restrictions."
Since then, the estimated costs have increased 64% from $550,830 per unit two years ago to $902,893 per unit today. The ultimate price tag of the project is likely to be higher still as construction seldom finishes under budget.
Commissioner Irene Fernando questioned Dominium on why the estimated cost increased $38 million just from last year when the Board was asked to give the project preliminary approval.
Dominium Vice President and Project Partner Owen Metz chalked it up to bad guesswork on the structural and environmental challenges the project poses, which he says have come into sharper focus in the past year.
"It was a very bad guess on our part," Metz said. "This is an extremely complicated development … We're not overspending where we don't need to and I assure you we're doing everything we can to keep costs as low as possible."
The project will receive $58 million in historic preservation tax credits (about half from the state and half from the federal government). They'll also receive $63 million in federal low income housing tax credits, for which they're required to issue private activity bonds like the ones Hennepin County approved on Tuesday.
Prahl, with Dominium, said the cost of the project is in line with similar housing developments. Once you factor out the cost of historic preservation — about 60% of the development cost — the Upper Post Flats will cost about $330,000 to build. She declined to comment on the state's estimate that a reasonable cost for a similar project would be $247,108.
Prahl said they plan to defer the developer's fee on the project, but they will make money through operating the property. Dominium is one of the largest private landlords in Minnesota and manages 30,000 apartments across 21 states.
After passing through Hennepin County, the project will once again go before the state's housing authority on Thursday to receive a waiver for exceeding the state's cost containment threshold.
The agency notes the cost is higher than what they believe is reasonable, but write "in light of the limitations imposed on the Agency . . . staff ask the Board to adopt the resolution to grant a waiver."
Dominium has found a niche in redeveloping historic buildings using multiple historic preservation and affordable housing tax credits, which are government programs aimed at increasing the supply of affordable housing.
They turned the old Schmidt Brewery in St. Paul into artist lofts for $470,000 per unit and did the same with three old warehouses to make the Carleton Artist Lofts for $430,000 per unit.
They also redeveloped the Pillsbury A-Mill in one of the most desirable pieces of real estate in Minneapolis for $665,000 per unit. The A-Mill artist lofts include 15-foot ceilings, underground parking, a yoga studio and a rooftop patio with views of downtown just on the other side of the Mississippi River. The rents range from about $1,100 for a studio to $1,400 for a two-bedroom.
Residents of these buildings skew much younger, whiter and richer than people who typically need subsidized housing, according to a 2016 study by the University of Minnesota. Residents of Dominium's historic redevelopments in up-in-coming neighborhoods are also much less likely to have children or have a housing voucher like Section 8.
The University of Minnesota researchers cheekily named these kinds of developments "POSH" — Politically Opportune Subsidized Housing.
Margaret Kaplan, president of the Housing Justice Center, said projects like Upper Post Flats undercut housing advocates' message that the state needs to spend more money on affordable housing.
"It's not just using finite resources for this project that is so expensive," said Margaret Kaplan, president of the Housing Justice Center. "It also diminishes our argument that we need more resources for affordable housing. These big projects get weaponized against affordable housing, with people saying we don't need more money for housing, we just need to spend it better."
Max Nesterak is the deputy editor of the Minnesota Reformer, where he reports on labor and housing. Most recently he was an associate producer for Minnesota Public Radio after a stint at NPR. He also co-founded the Behavioral Scientist and was a Fulbright Scholar to Berlin, Germany. This article has been reprinted with permission from the Reformer.
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The children's program is called Squok Club and is handed out to all children upon boarding by a member of the entertainment staff. The program shows the exact times of the different daytime and evening activities.
Children must be at least three years old to participate in Costa Cruises' children's program. Children under the age of three are allowed to enter and stay in the children's area only during certain times (not during busy times in high season) and must be accompanied by an adult.
Arts and Crafts – Painting T-shirts, preparing costumes for theme nights, sculpting, edutainment in collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund, and creativity and imagination courses.
Games – Treasure hunts, an interview with the Captain, sea games, Squolympics (Olympics for young athletes), group dancing lessons, a ship rally, and fun quizzes. Younger guests can have hours of fun in a pirate ship or the giant Lego brick room, with a vast assortment of video games.
Athletics – Volleyball, basketball, table tennis, table football, watersports, bowling, and shuffleboard.
Parties – Ice cream, Nutella, and chocolate parties, Spooky Halloween parties, Pirate parties, an evening at the circus, games at the Squokkotheque (Squok's disco), fun fairs with face painting, and fancy dress parades with Squok, Costa Cruises' half-shark, half-dolphin mascot.
In addition, there are two themed dinners for kids on every cruise, featuring menus designed by Costa Cruises' chef for the younger guests.
The special Kid's Menu that is served at every meal contains all the foods that kids love: spaghetti, pizza, hot dogs, hamburgers, grilled cheese, and ice cream. Costa also offers a Boys & Girls beverage card for ten non-alcoholic drinks.
Costa Cruises now features Peppa Pig. Children from 3 to 6 can meet Peppa Pig and enjoy Peppa Pig-themed activities in the Squok Club.
Arts and Crafts – Tattoos and body painting, painting on TeenZone T-shirts, murals, ethnic or pearl necklace making, and preparation of costumes for themed evenings.
Games – Treasure hunts, Olympicteen and swimming pool games, video quizzes and quizzes on modern culture, ship rallies, talent shows, and international karaoke.
Education and Entertainment – Capoeira, hip-hop dancing, Latin and group dances, juggling, pantomime, clownery, magic, and video recording and editing.
Athletics – Volleyball, basketball, football, tennis, table tennis, table football, water polo, water basketball, water volleyball, darts, hoops, bowling, shuffleboard, and video games on giant screen.
Evening Events – Music match, election of Miss Teen and Mr. Teen, beach parties, themed evenings (including Peace & Love, Kitsch, Tribal, Rave, and Funk), and pool parties with a midnight dip.
Catered Entertainment –Tex Mex or Asian dinners, barbecues and pizzas, group breakfasts, Nutella parties, and a guitar party under the stars with pizzas and soft drinks.


and especially a simple one—then it can be extremely difficult to determine whether or not the rule is universal.
As we discussed in the previous chapter, the usual way to demonstrate that a rule is universal is to find a scheme for setting up initial conditions and for decoding output that makes the rule emulate some other rule that is already known to be universal.
But the problem is that in any particular case there is almost no limit on how complicated such a scheme might need to be. In fact, about the only restriction is that the scheme itself should not exhibit universality just in setting up initial conditions and decoding output.
And indeed it is almost inevitable that the scheme will have to be at least somewhat complicated: for if a system is to be universal then it must be able to emulate any of the huge range of other systems that are universal—with the result that specifying which particular such system it is going to emulate for the purposes of a proof will typically require giving a fair amount of information, all of which must somehow be part of the encoding scheme.
It is often even more difficult to prove that a system is not universal than to prove that it is. For what one needs to show is that no possible scheme can be devised that will allow the system to emulate any other universal system. And usually the only way to be sure of this is to have a more or less complete analysis of all possible behavior that the system can exhibit.
If this behavior always has an obvious repetitive or nested form then it will often be quite straightforward to analyze. But as we saw in Chapter 10, in almost no other case do standard methods of perception and analysis allow one to make much progress at all.
As mentioned in Chapter 10, however, I do know of a few systems based on numbers for which a fairly complete analysis can be given even though the overall behavior is not repetitive or nested or otherwise obviously simple. And no doubt some other examples like this do exist. But it is my strong belief—as embodied in the Principle of Computational Equivalence—that in the end the vast majority of systems whose behavior is not obviously simple will turn out to be universal.


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Q: Eloquent query to search over two tables I am struggling with the following query, using Eloquent in Laravel 5.6.
I need to return all issues that have a tag_id of 5 assigned to them, where the project_id and item_id from the issues table matches the project_id and issue_id from my pivot table.
issues table:

issues_tags pivot table:

I have tried the following code, but it returns all issues from the issue table, however the expectation is 3 results.
Expected results
The results returned from the issues table should be ID 1, 4 and 5.
$issues = Issue::join('issues_tags', 'issues_tags.project_id', 'issues_tags.issue_id')->where('issues_tags.tag_id', 5)->select('issues.*')->get();

A: You need to specify the issues table instead of issues_tags on the join. A left join will also help reduce the results. Since you're joining on two different keys, you have to use a closure.
$issues = Issue::leftJoin('issues_tags', function($join) {
    $join->on('issues.project_id', '=', 'issues_tags.project_id');
    $join->on('issues.item_id', '=', 'issues_tags.issue_id');
})
->where('issues_tags.tag_id', 5)->select('issues.*')->get();

If the table is really supposed to match on project_id->project_id and issues.id -> issues_tags.issues_id, you can modify the 2nd join clause.

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Gavin Maxwell (born August 28, 1970) is a Canadian sprint canoer who competed in the mid-1990s. He was eliminated in the semifinals of the C-1 1000 m event at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.  He is now a chiropractor in Mississauga, Ontario.

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1970 births
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Canoeists at the 1996 Summer Olympics
Living people
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Gecko Stroll () is Taiwanese Mandopop artist Will Pan's () debut Mandarin solo studio album. It was released by Universal Music Taiwan on 20 December 2002.  A second edition was released which includes a VCD with 6 MV's.

The track "Kiss Me 123" is listed at number 85 on Hit Fm Taiwan's Hit Fm Annual Top 100 Singles Chart (Hit-Fm年度百首單曲) for 2003.

Track listing

Music video
 "壁虎漫步" (Gecko Stroll) MV
 "Tell Me" MV
 "Just When I Needed You Most" MV
 "我不怕" (I'm Not Afraid) MV
 "Kiss Me 123" MV
 "Good Love" MV
 "X Spy" MV
 "站在你這邊" (By My Side) MV
 "學不會" (Can Not Learn) MV

Notes

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External links
  Will Pan discography@Universal Music Taiwan

2002 debut albums
Will Pan albums
Universal Music Taiwan albums


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Моздок — второй по величине город в республике Северная Осетия—Алания. Важный культурный и исторический центр на Северном Кавказе.

Население по годам

Поло-возрастной состав
По данным Всероссийской переписи населения 2010 года:

Мужчины — 18 185 чел. (46,9 %). Женщины — 20 583 чел. (53,1 %).

Средний возраст населения — 37,9 лет. Медианный возраст населения — 36,3 лет.

Средний возраст мужчин — 33,9 лет. Медианный возраст мужчин — 30,8 лет.

Средний возраст женщин — 41,4 лет. Медианный возраст женщин — 41,5 лет.

Национальный состав
По данным Всероссийской переписи населения 2010 года.

 указаны народы, с численностью более 100 человек

 Динамика изменения национального состава

Примечания

Моздок
Моздок


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France refocusing military on Russia and China
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France is looking at upping budget and refocusing on stronger formations with modernized weapon systems.
Budget Up, French Army Preps For Major Wargames With US
After decades fighting guerrillas and terrorists, France is refocusing on Russia and China with increased budgets, intensified training, stronger divisions, and new armored vehicles — much like the US. But the French approach is still very different.
By SYDNEY J. FREEDBERG JR. on November 25, 2020
WASHINGTON: The French and US armies have exchanged general officers to coordinate preparations for the Warfighter 21-04 exercise beginning next April. France is increasing its defense budget for the first time after decades of decline, and it's eager to collaborate with the US against both Russian and Chinese threats. But that doesn't mean buying US weapons, copying US doctrine, or embracing America's obsession with high technology.
"The French army has maybe a less technophile approach than other armies," said Maj. Gen. Michel Delion, who heads the French Army's Center for Doctrine & Command Teaching (CDEC). Yes, working together with the US requires interoperability, Delion told an Association of the US Army webinar this morning. But even more important, he argued, is the human dimension, which requires ramping up officer exchanges.
A French one-star general is now deputy commander of the US Army 3rd Division, and since January, an American two-star has served as deputy commander of France's 3rd Division, which will operate as a subordinate unit to the US Army III Corps in Warfighter 21-04. (Warfighter exercises are all-out stress-tests for command posts, not live field exercises for rank-and-file troops, whose participation is largely simulated).
"Our challenge is not technical," agreed the US two-star, Maj. Gen. Todd Wasmund. "Most of our challenges have to do with our policies," he said, which often prevent the two armies from sharing information – particularly intelligence data – even when their technologies are technically capable of exchanging it.
That said, there's still plenty of technical nitty-gritty to work out. But the French see the solution in implanting common technical standards, not in buying the same hardware. It's better to pursue "compatibility of standards" than to buy "standardized equipment," Delion said. Future threats and crises will be diverse, he argued, so the allied nations need to maintain a diversity of different approaches to match, rather than attempt to clone the US.
Sure, the two industrialized democracies are adopting broadly similar approaches to similar threats. Both are struggling to implement new strategies focused on deterring conflict with great powers even as they remain enmired in counterinsurgency and counterterrorism commitments around the globe. "For 2019 alone, we've suffered 23 killed in action and more than 500 wounded," Delion said. (The US lost 22 killed in Afghanistan in 2019, 12 in Iraq, and five in Syria).
Both armies have combat forces in Eastern Europe to deter the Russians: 300 French soldiers with dozens of armored vehicles have deployed to Lithuania. Both are increasingly anxious about China. The French army chief, Gen. Thierry Burkhard, is publicly concerned for French territories in Polynesia and New Caledonia, which make France a Pacific power.
Both armies are deemphasizing rehearsals for counterinsurgency and counterterrorism deployments and refocusing on exercises for high-intensity state-on-state conflict.Both are deemphasizing independent operations by brigades and strengthening higher-level formations like the division and corps, which are the focus of the Warfighter exercise upcoming in April. Both countries are investing in artificial intelligence, space, cyber/electronic warfare, battlefield air defense, and wireless command-and-control networks, and both are embarking on major modernizations of their armored forces.
But the details are very different. Take that modernization, for instance. The French armored vehicles are farther along, are less technically ambitious and are significantly lighter than the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle, weighing up to 50 tons, that the US is planning to replace the M2 Bradley. That reflects France's longstanding love affair with lightweight wheeled armor, which is not only cheaper to build and operate, but also easier to deploy and operate in distant territories with poor ports and flimsy bridges, like Mali or New Caledonia.
Now, France and Germany are studying a new Main Ground Combat System (MGCS) to replace their existing Main Battle Tanks, the German Leopard II and the French LeClerc. But the timeline to deliver an actual vehicle is 15 years, plenty of time for the project to get derailed like so many ambitious inter-European efforts.
What France is actually buying here and now is the domestically produced SCORPION program, estimated at $6.8 billion. SCORPION includes upgrades to 200 LeClercs, but focuses on lighter, wheeled armor. (Just to prove the US military has no monopoly on awkwardly contrived acronyms, the formal name of the French effort is Synergie du COntact Renforcé par la Polyvalence et l'Info valorisatION). The current plan calls for purchasing:
- 1,872 6×6 Griffons, a new multi-purpose wheeled armored vehicle roughly similar to the US Army's Stryker. Griffon weighs about 25 metric tons (almost 28 US tons), with variants ranging from troop transports to armored ambulances to mortar carriers. The French army already has 105 of the vehicles and has begun field-testing them in desert conditions in Djibouti. Belgium has agreed to buy 382 Griffons as well.
- 300 6×6 Jaguars, a turreted recon vehicle armed with a 40mm autocannon, built on the Griffon chassis and also weighing about 25 tons. Belgium will buy 60. Jaguar deliveries are set to begin next year.
- 2,038 4×4 Servals, 17-ton armored trucks able to carry a crew of two and six passengers. Delivery will begin in 2022.
- 1,000 4×4 VBLs (Véhicules Blindés Légers), a three-plus-ton armored truck roughly comparable to American JLTVs and uparmored Humvees. Unlike the new Griffon, Jaguar, and Serval, the VBL entered service in the 1980s.
The SCORPION program will gradually build up to "a complete overhaul of major equipment by 2030-2032," Delion said today. The near-term plan, he said, calls for "a SCORPION battle group [i.e. battalion] in 2021, then a SCORPION brigade in 2023."
After that, "we want to think again how to conduct large scale combat operations at the corps and division level," Delion said. France is planning a live-fire division-scale exercise in 2023 and would love to have US participation, he said. By 2025, they want to do an exercise with a US division subordinate to a French corps.
See article herehere.
Something to think and ponder about.
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Buying or upgrading the VBL`s?
CBH99
The French really do back up their foreign policy with an incredibly capable military. The rafale, carriers, warships, nuclear subs, troop deployments, etc - France has a pretty big stick it can use, if necessary.
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What about their Generals?
Rifleman62 said:
I have zero knowledge to back this up, BUT...their force in Mali seemed pretty darn capable with the initial approx. 1000 guys and 6 jets, which steadily expanded into their current mission.
But that initial deployment, while small - seemed to have some real teeth - and they took some solid ground while the force built up. So I'm guessing their theatre commanders are pretty decent.
Like anywhere though, I'm sure they have their good and their bad... <cough> Fraser <cough> ...
The Generals are revolting, apparently, in more ways than one....
Anger as ex-generals warn of 'deadly civil war' in France
The French government has condemned an open letter signed by active soldiers that said the country was heading for "civil war" due to religious extremism.
About 1,000 servicemen and women, including some 20 retired generals, put their names to the letter.
It blamed "fanatic partisans" for creating divisions between communities, and said Islamists were taking over whole parts of the nation's territory.
Ministers have condemned the message published in a right-wing magazine.
The letter was first published on 21 April - the 60th anniversary of a failed coup d'état.
"The hour is grave, France is in peril," the signatories said.
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen, a candidate in next year's presidential election, has spoken out in support of the former generals.
But the minister in charge of the armed forces, Florence Parly, tweeted: "Two immutable principles guide the action of members of the military with regard to politics: neutrality and loyalty."
She earlier warned that any signatories still serving in the military would be punished for defying a law that requires them to remain politically neutral.
Anger as ex-generals warn of 'deadly civil war' in France
Ministers condemn an open letter, which claims Islamists are taking over parts of France.
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daftandbarmy said:
Is it being politically neutral to draw attention to a situation that you believe could produce a civil war? I would more classify it as loyalty to the government currently in power. One might disagree with the writer's findings but provided the author isn't fomenting rebellion and anarchy they shouldn't be censored.
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Halifax Tar
France is due for a revolution isn't it ?
I hear they like revolutions because they always win...
YZT580 said:
The French Exteme Right wing, characterized by Le Pen, makes Trump supporters look like a bunch of Salt Spring Island hippies.
They have direct and historical connections to Vichy (Nazi sympathizer) France Vichy France - Wikipedia
It's a real problem if alot of their military support him and his policies.
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So. France's fleet for the near-peer fight
200x LeClerc @ 56 tons
300x Jaguar @ 25 tons
1872x Griffons @ 25 tons
2038x Serval @ 17 tons
1000x VBL @ 5 tons
If there is one piece of French kit that has always made me jealous it is the VBL.
Blackadder1916
Have you read the letter? In the original French or a translation? It takes a little searching to find (it's probably easier for a red-neck Frenchman) but the sense I got on reading it (taking into account my facility, or lack thereof, in French) was that the intent was to threaten the French government to take extreme measures or else they (those who wrote/signed the letter) would move to change the government. While it wasn't specifically in the letter, the author followed it on his blog with the statement:
Chers amis, l'opération "lettre ouverte" est close. Nous avons enregistré plus de 27 000 signatures d'anciens militaires dont une soixantaine de Généraux et 70 000 soutiens civils.
Nous passons désormais à l'étape suivante qui va consister à nous organiser sur le terrain.
Merci de votre engagement à nos côtés.
The highlighted portion is roughly translated to "We are now moving on to the next step which will consist in organizing ourselves in the field".
Just as serving members of the CAF have restrictions placed on them re political activities or making statements, so too do members of the French Armed Forces (Code de la défense Articles L4121-1 à L4121-8). As to taking action against "retired" generals who signed the letter, French generals (even retired ones) are treated as a special category of personnel in the Code de la défense (Articles L4141-1 à L4141-7). To simplify it, as long as the individual wishes and as long as the government so desires, a French general remains in the military even when he is no longer active and even after he begins receiving his retirement pension. If one wants the perquisites of being a general, then abiding by the responsibilities that come with it, including the accepted code of conduct, is the price.
I've deliberately excluded a link to the open letter to the French Government as I would not want to draw more attention to their site.
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The VBL would be a perfect piece of kit for our Reserve armoured units
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Blackadder1916 said:
thanks for the enlightenment
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Q: cron job between 8am and 8pm 4 times at specified intervals of time i need to run a job 'x' times a day. job timing is every (say 'y' hours) between 8am and 8pm.
i read the documentation of cron between could not figure out how to place the "between times". any suggestion or a good tutorial should be really helpful.i could figure out this much.
Found this in a tutorial. I believe this will serve the requierment
SimpleTrigger simpleTrigger = new SimpleTrigger("simpleTrigger", "triggerGroup-s1");
            simpleTrigger.setStartTime(d);
            simpleTrigger.setRepeatInterval(1000*60*60*24);
            simpleTrigger.setRepeatCount(15);
                simpleTrigger.setEndTime(new Date(ctime + 60000L));
            simpleTrigger.setPriority(10);
            scheduler.scheduleJob(jobDetail, simpleTrigger);
                    scheduler.start();

how could i modify the expression to serve my purpose.

A: You have a * in your example where you need to put the start/end hours:
0 8-20/y * * *

Where you replace y with the number of hours you want between runs should be fine.  If you have some strange time like "1 hour and 15 minutes between runs", it's going to be a pain - probably just easier to calculate each time and enter it explicitly.

A: I don't know you can express this in cron expression.
However, you can use multiple Quartz triggers to serve this purpose.


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Peel eggs. Cut in half, long-ways. Gently remove yolks from eggs and place them in a medium bowl. Mix yolks, basil pesto and mayo until well combined. Spoon or pipe the mixture into the hollowed out egg whites (see NOTES, below). Garnish each egg with a strip of fresh basil leaf, if desired. Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve or, to avoid oxidation, pipe filling directly before serving.
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New Hextech Origin Of Teamfight Tactics Has Brought In Four New Champions To League Of Legends Game Mode
Rafael Schneider August 6, 2019
Fans have been quite excited to take part in the latest game mode of League of Legends, released in June, this year.
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The recent update is that the new origin of TFT will have four champions.
Champions are characterized by their origins and classes. And, when Champions that share their traits get positioned on the board together, they are rewarded with bonus points.
The new origin of TFT is known as Hextech, and according to a statement made by Riot Whale on the PBE feedback forum, the enemy items can be temporarily disabled by Hextech units; but the actual mechanic behind this is still unlocked as it is still under iteration.
PBE allows the players to watch from the very start of the combat and can see when the trait throws a bomb at other teams that disables enemy items for 5 seconds along with two Hextech being present on the board and around 15 seconds with all four of them present.
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Camille, Jinx, Vi, and, Jayce are going to be the four new champions to League of Legends game mode.
Camille will be an expert in operating blades and can be bought for 1 gold. The Blademaster will have the ability to root her current target while influencing other fellow champions to focus on the target. This special feature is known as Hextech Ultimatum.
Buying Jayse will cost 2 gold and her ability will be a combination of Thundering Blow and Transform Mercury Cannon. This ability allows him to throw his single competitor away and then his weapon transforms for long attacks and also will have increased speed. He will be known as Shapeshifter.
Vi will cost the players 3 gold and will be known as Brawler. She will have the ability of Assault and Battery, quite similar to the focused grabbing mechanic of Blitzcrank. This ability helps her to target enemies that are far away from her. She keeps causing damages while charging at the attack and throwing all the enemies coming in her way.
Jinx will have the ability of a Gunslinger and can be purchased with 4 gold. Her ability to getting excited will give her additional speed while attacking if after killing her second enemy she exchanges her weapon to Fishbones.
Riot Whale in his statement also shared the reason for creating Hextech Origin- it will provide more counter-attacking abilities to the overpowered players. And, the new four champions will create provide diversity to the gameplay.
It will also change the pace of the game as there is a lot of different capability mechanics in the champions and it would be quite fascinating to see how these champs make way into different teams.
Also, Riot Games have mentioned that they will keep updating the game to keep everything fresh and exciting. The ultimate goal is to have a constant change of Traits and champions so that players get to experience something different every time.
With various changes in the game mode within two months of its launch, the players have to keep their game up-to-date as the game is constantly evolving.
Though no official date of release has been announced, yet the players can experience the new updates on the PBE testing servers.
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