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Who Is Gina Raimondo? Wiki, Husband, Net Worth, Family, Background
A proud mother of two and a democratic venture capitalist, Gina Raimondo is an American politician serving as the 75th governor of Rhode Island. Moreover, she is also known as the first woman governor who grew up in Smithfield. Before running for election, she served as general treasurer of Rhode Island from 2011-2015.
Recently reports confirmed Rhode Island Governor Gina as the top contender for President-elect Joe Biden's pick to serve at the Department of Health and Human Services.
Name Gina Raimondo
Birthday May 17, 1971
Weight 55 Kgs
Profession Politician
Parents Josephine and Joseph
Siblings 2 siblings
Husband Andrew Kind Moffit
Education Harvard University, New College
Instagram @govraimondo
Twitter @GovRaimondo
10 Facts About Gina Raimondo
Gina Raimondo was born as Gina Marie Raimondo on May 17, 1971. Therefore, she is 49 years of age as of 2020.
The Governor of Rhode Island already holds her bio details on Wikipedia.
Gina's birthplace is Smithfield, Rhode Island, US. Thus, she holds an American nationality. She is of Italian background though.
Moving on to her family, she is the youngest of three children of parents Josephine And Joseph Raimondo. Her father worked at the Bulova watch factory.
Speaking of her body attributes, she stands decently tall at a height of 5 feet 6 inches weighing around 55 Kgs. She has brown hair with dark brown eyes.
Regarding her education details, she attended Harvard College where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics. Later, she attended New College where she received a Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy.
Presently, Gina Raimondo is active on Instagram with a verified account. She has 13.2k followers and 272 posts under the username @govraimondo.
Likewise, Gina Raimondo is also available on Twitter since January 2011. She has more than 91.2k followers and 8.2k followings.
As of 2020, the estimated net worth of Gina Raimondo is around $300 million as per starsgab.com. Her primary source of income is her political career.
Gina Raimondo is happily married to Andrew Kind Moffit. They exchanged their holy vows on November 1, 2001. She and her husband are blessed with two children Cecilia and Thompson Raimondo Moffit.
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One year, the legendary 16th century tea master Sen no Rikyu planted morning glories in his Kyoto garden. The all-powerful regent and second unifier of Japan who brought to an end the Warring States period, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, heard of the beauty of the blooms and announced he would visit Rikyu's residence to view the flowers. But when he arrives, all the morning glories have been cut down and removed, roots and all. Not a single blossom remains. Angry at the affront, he enters the tea house . . .


Controls an instance of Windows Internet Explorer through automation.
The InternetExplorer object has these events.
Fires before navigation occurs in the given object (on either a window or frameset element).
Fires after a navigation to a link is completed on either a window element or a frameSet element.
The InternetExplorer object has these methods.
Queries the object for the status of commands using the IOleCommandTarget interface.
The InternetExplorer object has these properties.
Sets or gets a value indicating whether the address bar of the object is visible or hidden.
Note FullName may be altered or unavailable in subsequent versions of the operating system or product.
Note Path may be altered or unavailable in subsequent versions of the operating system or product.
Windows Internet Explorer 8. On Windows Vista, to create an instance of Internet Explorer running at a medium integrity level, pass CLSID_InternetExplorerMedium (defined in exdisp.idl) to CoCreateInstance. The resulting InternetExplorerMedium object supports the same events, methods, and properties as the InternetExplorer object.
The following example uses CreateObject in Visual Basic to launch an instance of Internet Explorer.
The following C# example launches an instance of Internet Explorer and navigates to a Web page. The code also demonstrates how to create an event handler to listen for the BeforeNavigate2 event. The project requires a reference to the Microsoft Internet Controls (SHDocVw) type library.


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Home Office Design Ideas Contemporary Tree Restaurant In Sydney By Koichi Takada Architects
Contemporary Tree Restaurant In Sydney By Koichi Takada Architects
Contemporary restaurant interior design is completed designed by Koichi Takada Architects. This contemporary restaurant which called the TREE Restaurant is completed designed in Sydney, Australia. It is a Japanese restaurant which serves Japanese foods.
CONTEMPORARY RESTAURANT INTERIOR DESIGN REVIEW
Koichi Takada Architects has completed designed a contemporary restaurant which called the TREE Restaurant. This nice and cozy restaurant is located in Sydney, Australia. The architect practice explores how the contemporary interior design can best embody the qualities and virtues present in the nature.
They propose a dining concept which recreates HANAMI. It is the traditional Japanese festival of the Cherry Blossom in bloom. Dining under the cherry blossom trees is a social gathering that celebrates the arrival of spring. This concept not only represents the serving of Japanese cuisines, but also hopes to capture a symbolic place for the locals to gather and dine under 'one big tree' and for the owner to nurture the business as if growing a tree.
In this restaurant design, the architect wish to emulate the comfort and tranquility the canopy of the tree can create. The Sushi Train restaurant transformed into a place of the nature by the timber profiles which creates the branches of the tree. Inside this restaurant, the flairs of the light change as you move throughout the restaurant, it is mimicking the irregularity of the natural sunlight, while highlighting the path of the Sushi Train.
CONTEMPORARY RESTAURANT CONCEPT
This restaurant which called the TREE Restaurant has become symbolic of the nurture and care put into growing this successful business, conceptually. The branches of the restaurant extend to the perimeter, encompassing the diners and workers alike.
By using the CNC technology, the timber profiles have been cut, it is minimizing the waste and it is allowing the accuracy and the detail in the design. The warmth of the timber to the interior brought by the Gaboon Marine Plywood which complements the texture of the rendered walls.
Contemporary Tree Restaurant
Sydney By Koichi Takada Architects
Tree Restaurant In Sydney

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Q: Compare two JSONObject values and return the smaller between them For the given JSON:
{
    "month": {
        "days": {
            "day1": {
                "start": 13914323164815,
                "duration": 15
            },
            "day2": {
                "start": 13914123164815,
                "duration": 56
            }
        }
    }
}

I want to get the values for duration (in this case 15 and 56), compare them and return the smaller value. First i got the month object and this is what i tried next:
JSONObject days = myMonthObject.getJSONObject("days");
JSONArray daysArray = days.names();
    for (short r = 0; r<daysArray.length();r++){
             String dayObject = daysArray.getString(r);
             JSONObject allDaysObject = days.getJSONObject(dayObject);
             String duration = allDaysObject.getString("duration");
             Log.w(TAG, "THE DURATION IS: " + duration);
}

On the first iteration I got the message:
THE DURATION IS: 15,
and on the second iteration: THE DURATION IS: 56.
Now how to preserve the first found value for duration and on the next iteration of daysArray loop (the value will be 56) to compare both and return and smaller?
Any help will be appreciated! :)

A: Firstly, outisde the loop, create an int variable called max.
int max = 0;

Essentially, you're getting the value of each duration as a String (as in the example):
String duration = allDaysObject.getString("duration");

Now, you can get the int value of this by:
int intDuration = Integer.parseInt(duration);

Next, compare intDuration to max:
if (intDuration > max) max = intDuration;

Then you can let this iterate through the entire array. At the end of the loop, max will hold the highest duration.

A: Introduce a variable
String tmpDuration;
//in the for loop
if(tmpDuration.equals("") || duration < tmpDuration){
    tmpDuration = duration;
}

A: Without modifying much what you've
int min = 0;

JSONObject days = myMonthObject.getJSONObject("days");
JSONArray daysArray = days.names();
for (int i = 0; i < daysArray.lenght(); i++){
    JSONObject day = daysArray.getJSONObject(i);
    String duration= day.getString("duration");
    if(i = 0) {
        min = Integer.valueOf(duration);
    } else {
        if (Integer.valueOf(duration) < min) {
            min = Integer.valueOf(duration);
        }
    }
}

Also if you what the Object that has the highest duration
HashMap<String,Integer> map = new HashMap<String,Integer>();
ValueComparator bvc =  new ValueComparator(map);
TreeMap<String,Integer> sorted_map = new TreeMap<String,Integer>(bcv);

JSONObject days = myMonthObject.getJSONObject("days");
JSONArray daysArray = days.names();

for (JSONObject day : daysArray){
    map.put(day.toString(), Integer.valueOf(day.getString("duration"));
}

sorted_map.putAll(map);

class ValueComparator implements Comparator<String> {

    Map<String, Integer> base;
    public ValueComparator(Map<String,Integer> base) {
        this.base = base;
    }

    // Note: this comparator imposes orderings that are inconsistent with equals.
    public int compare(String a, String b) {
        if (base.get(a) >= base.get(b)) {
            return -1;
        } else {
            return 1;
        } // returning 0 would merge keys
    }
}

This should return

JSONObject  "day1": {
              "start": 13914323164815,
              "duration": 15
15

I´ve taken the TreeMap code from here, any retribution for this goes to user157196:

Sort a Map<Key, Value> by values (Java)

Hope it helps. :)

A: Here is my solution, hope this helps:
int minValue = 99999;
int index = 0;
for (int f = 0; f < daysArray.length(); f++){
String dayObject = daysArray.getString(f);
JSONObject allDaysObject = days.getJSONObject(dayObject);
String duration = allDaysObject.getString("duration");

if(Integer.valueOf(duration) < minValue){
    minValue = Integer.valueOf(duration);
    index = f;
    }
}
String dayObject = daysArray.getString(index);
    JSONObject allDaysObject = days.getJSONObject(dayObject);
    String duration = allDaysObject.getString("duration");

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Sir Paul Godwin Scoon  (4 de julho de 1935 - 2 de setembro de 2013) foi um um político granadino que serviu como governador-geral de Granada de 1978 a 1992.

Seu longo mandato foi marcado na história pela ascensão e queda do Governo Revolucionário Popular, e seu envolvimento pessoal e apoio à Invasão de Granada (1983).

Carreira política
Em 1978, Scoon foi nomeado governador-geral de Granada pela rainha Elizabeth II, a conselho do primeiro-ministro, Sir Eric Gairy. No entanto, no ano seguinte, o New Jewel Movement, movimento social liderado por Maurice Bishop e ex-alunos de Scoon, como o Bernard Coard e Hudson Austin, derrubaram o primeiro ministro Eric Gairy em um golpe popularmente apoiado e quase sem baixas.

Inicialmente preso pelos militantes, Scoon logo foi solto com um pedido de desculpas. Os insurgentes queriam continuar o status de Granada como uma monarquia constitucional e manter o cargo de governador-geral para representar a monarca, rainha Elizabeth II.

Paul Scoon e Maurice Bishop conseguiram manter uma relação, apesar de Scoon se opor fortemente aos princípios marxistas-leninistas do governo recém instaurado. Os revolucionários consideravam Scoon uma figura política útil para facilitar o reconhecimento internacional do novo governo e relações internacionais com o Canadá e o Reino Unido.

Invasão de Granada

Bishop foi deposto por um contra-golpe executado em 12 de outubro de 1983, que foi orquestrado por Bernard Coard, antigo parceiro de governo de Bishop. No curso de uma contínua luta pelo poder, Bishop e três de seus ministros mais próximos foram executados em 19 de outubro de 1983, por soldados do Exército Revolucionário Popular leais ao lado de Bernard Coard.

Paul Scoon agindo por meio de canais diplomáticos secretos, pediu aos Estados Unidos e às nações caribenhas interessadas que interviessem para restaurar a paz e a ordem na ilha. A coalizão de invasão sustentou que Scoon estava no seu direito de fazê-lo, agindo sob os poderes de reserva conferidos à Coroa britânica. Em 25 de outubro, a invasão de Granada (codinome Furia Urgente) foi lançada por uma força conjunta EUA e países caribenhos para depor o governo.

Quando ocorreu a invasão, um dos primeiros passos foi libertação de Scoon, tarefa atribuída aos SEALs da Marinha dos Estados Unidos. Uma unidade SEAL chegou de helicóptero Blackhawk sob fogo e ficou presa com em sua residência oficial na capital de Saint George's. Após um cerco de um dia inteiro, Paul Scoon, sua família e 22 SEALs foram libertados por fuzileiros navais da 22ª Unidade Expedicionária de Fuzileiros Navais.

Os governos dos EUA e países caribenhos rapidamente reafirmaram Scoon como o único representante legítimo da rainha em Granada e única autoridade legal na ilha. Em 27 de outubro, foi divulgado publicamente o texto de uma carta de Scoon, datada de 24 de outubro, na qual solicitava intervenção armada. A carta foi citada como prova de que a invasão não foi um ato unilateral dos EUA, mas uma ação conjunta.

De acordo com a prática constitucional da organização intergovenamental Commonwealth, Paul Scoon tornou-se chefe do governo interino e nomeou um conselho consultivo, que por sua vez nomeou Nicholas Brathwaite como presidente e primeiro-ministro interino até que as eleições pós-invasão fossem realizadas em 1984.

Paul Scoon se aposentou de seu cargo de governador-geral em 1992 aos 57 anos.

Nascidos em 1935
Mortos em 2013
Governadores-gerais de Granada

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What I had going on this week can't even be called a plateau. I worked out seriously once this week. My yoga practice was even limited to yoga in my bed. Which most times it got me at least up and moving. But I was real stagnant this week. There seemed to be an overwhelming demand on my time this week. So much so, that I cut out just about everything that had anything to do with working my body. It was a busy school week for me. While I don't feel guilty, thankful for that, that I missed my workouts and ate like food was going out of style, I did realize that I however want that movement that comes with exercising. It's not that I see any results immediately when I'm working out, but the feeling is amazing. I didn't have that this week. And I actually feel heavy. I'm a size positive woman true enough, but I normally don't feel my weight and I felt it this week. So, while this was a week of just not doing anything productive across the board, it did at least remind me that I've got to keep moving. That I've got to keep pursuing my goals. It also showed me that I really don't have a plan. I think about what I want, but I haven't committed the time to even put in writing the actions I need to take to get me there. So, that's my one thing to do for my body this weekend: Read, think of an action plan, put it on paper. Not going to stress putting it in to action just yet. I need a foundation first, right? Meal planning back in effect Sunday.


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US Masters Action Replay: Greg Norman and Nick Faldo 1996
Thirteen years on, Golf Monthly relives the infamous 'choke' of Greg Norman at the 1996 Masters - the biggest final-round turnaround at Augusta in its history.
By Alex Narey
Strangely for a man who reigned at the summit of the World Rankings for the best part of a decade, Greg Norman's darkest days have come on the game's grandest stages. On no fewer than seven occasions has the Australian held the lead going into the fourth round of a Major, and yet for all his bite and tenacity, the 'Great White Shark' has become all too brittle and erratic when opponents have sniffed out any scent of self-doubt.
Only once has such Saturday supremacy seen Norman over the finishing line safely in one of the big four – at the 1986 Open. But during that same year, he surrendered third-round leads in all three other Majors; at Augusta he was charged down by Jack Nicklaus; Ray Floyd smothered hopes at the US Open; a miraculous bunker shot from Bob Tway thwarted victory at the USPGA.
Despite being labelled as an easy touch by some, Norman was still regarded by his peers as the man to beat. There was also the accepted wisdom that his shortcomings came as a result of his opponents' skill being splashed with a savage dose of bad luck on his part. But then, on April 14, 1996, the golfing world witnessed perhaps the most notorious Sunday crumble in Major history when the then 41-year-old blew a six-shot lead to Nick Faldo at Augusta National. Just as Sports Illustrated's Rick Reilly had commented: "Where there is a Saturday lead for Norman, there are always Sunday banana peels."
Alex Narey
Alex began his journalism career in regional newspapers in 2001 and moved to the Press Association four years later. He spent three years working at Dennis Publishing before first joining Golf Monthly, where he was on the staff from 2008 to 2015 as the brand's managing editor, overseeing the day-to-day running of our award-winning magazine while also contributing across various digital platforms. A specialist in news and feature content, he has interviewed many of the world's top golfers and returns to Golf Monthly after a three-year stint working on the Daily Telegraph's sports desk. His current role is diverse as he undertakes a number of duties, from managing creative solutions campaigns in both digital and print to writing long-form features for the magazine. Alex has enjoyed a life-long passion for golf and currently plays to a handicap of 13 at Tylney Park Golf Club in Hampshire.
Phil Mickelson Questions PGA Tour's Shorts Policy
During the Farmers Insurance Open broadcast, Lefty tweeted his dismay at Sam Ryder's apparel choice
By Matt Cradock • Published 28 January 23
Tyrrell Hatton Jokes Ahead Of Stenson Donald Grouping
Hatton took to Twitter as it was revealed he would be paired with both the current and former Ryder Cup captains


text:
package main

import (
	"container/list"
	"fmt"
	"os"
	"path/filepath"
	"sync"
	"time"

	"gopkg.in/yaml.v2"

	"github.com/ciao-project/ciao/deviceinfo"
	"github.com/ciao-project/ciao/payloads"
	"github.com/ciao-project/ciao/ssntp"
	"github.com/golang/glog"
)

type ovsAddResult struct {
	cmdCh     chan<- interface{}
	errorCode payloads.StartFailureReason // Empty string indicates no error
}

type ovsAddCmd struct {
	instance string
	cfg      *vmConfig
	targetCh chan<- ovsAddResult
}

type ovsGetResult struct {
	cmdCh   chan<- interface{}
	running ovsRunningState
}

type ovsGetCmd struct {
	instance string
	targetCh chan<- ovsGetResult
}

type ovsInstance struct {
	instance string
	running  ovsRunningState
	cmdCh    chan<- interface{}
}

type ovsGetAllResult struct {
	instances []ovsInstance
}

type ovsGetAllCmd struct {
	targetCh chan<- ovsGetAllResult
}

type ovsRemoveCmd struct {
	instance string
	errCh    chan<- error
}

type ovsStateChange struct {
	instance string
	state    ovsRunningState
}

type ovsStatsUpdateCmd struct {
	instance      string
	memoryUsageMB int
	diskUsageMB   int
	CPUUsage      int
	volumes       []string
}

type ovsMaintenanceCmd struct {
	doneCh chan struct{}
}

type ovsRestoreCmd struct {
	doneCh chan struct{}
}

type ovsTraceFrame struct {
	frame *ssntp.Frame
}

type ovsStatusCmd struct{}
type ovsStatsStatusCmd struct{}

type ovsRunningState int

type deviceInfo interface {
	GetLoadAvg() int
	GetFSInfo(path string) (total, available int)
	GetOnlineCPUs() int
	GetMemoryInfo() (total, available int)
}

type realDeviceInfo struct{}

func (realDeviceInfo) GetLoadAvg() int {
	return deviceinfo.GetLoadAvg()
}

func (realDeviceInfo) GetFSInfo(path string) (total, available int) {
	return deviceinfo.GetFSInfo(path)
}

func (realDeviceInfo) GetOnlineCPUs() int {
	return deviceinfo.GetOnlineCPUs()
}

func (realDeviceInfo) GetMemoryInfo() (total, available int) {
	return deviceinfo.GetMemoryInfo()
}

const (
	ovsPending ovsRunningState = iota
	ovsRunning
	ovsStopped
)

const (
	diskSpaceHWM = 80 * 1000
	memHWM       = 1 * 1000
	diskSpaceLWM = 40 * 1000
	memLWM       = 512
)

type ovsInstanceState struct {
	cmdCh          chan<- interface{}
	running        ovsRunningState
	memoryUsageMB  int
	diskUsageMB    int
	CPUUsage       int
	maxDiskUsageMB int
	maxVCPUs       int
	maxMemoryMB    int
	sshIP          string
	sshPort        int
	volumes        []string
}

type overseer struct {
	instancesDir       string
	instances          map[string]*ovsInstanceState
	ovsCh              chan interface{}
	ovsInstanceCh      chan interface{}
	childDoneCh        chan struct{}
	parentWg           *sync.WaitGroup
	childWg            *sync.WaitGroup
	ac                 *agentClient
	vcpusAllocated     int
	diskSpaceAllocated int
	memoryAllocated    int
	diskSpaceAvailable int
	memoryAvailable    int
	traceFrames        *list.List
	statsInterval      time.Duration
	di                 deviceInfo
	maintenance        bool
}

type cnStats struct {
	totalMemMB      int
	availableMemMB  int
	totalDiskMB     int
	availableDiskMB int
	load            int
	cpusOnline      int
}

func (ovs *overseer) roomAvailable(cfg *vmConfig) payloads.StartFailureReason {
	if ovs.maintenance {
		return payloads.NodeInMaintenance
	}

	if len(ovs.instances) >= maxInstances {
		glog.Warningf("We're FULL.  Too many instances %d", len(ovs.instances))
		return payloads.FullComputeNode
	}

	diskSpaceAvailable := ovs.diskSpaceAvailable - cfg.Disk
	memoryAvailable := ovs.memoryAvailable - cfg.Mem

	glog.Infof("disk Avail %d MemAvail %d", diskSpaceAvailable, memoryAvailable)

	if diskSpaceAvailable < diskSpaceLWM {
		if diskLimit == true {
			return payloads.FullComputeNode
		}
	}

	if memoryAvailable < memLWM {
		if memLimit == true {
			return payloads.FullComputeNode
		}
	}

	return ""
}

func (ovs *overseer) updateAvailableResources(cns *cnStats) {
	diskSpaceConsumed := 0
	memConsumed := 0
	for _, target := range ovs.instances {
		if target.diskUsageMB != -1 {
			diskSpaceConsumed += target.diskUsageMB
		}

		if target.memoryUsageMB != -1 {
			if target.memoryUsageMB < target.maxMemoryMB {
				memConsumed += target.memoryUsageMB
			} else {
				memConsumed += target.maxMemoryMB
			}
		}
	}

	ovs.diskSpaceAvailable = (cns.availableDiskMB + diskSpaceConsumed) -
		ovs.diskSpaceAllocated

	ovs.memoryAvailable = (cns.availableMemMB + memConsumed) -
		ovs.memoryAllocated

	if glog.V(1) {
		glog.Infof("Memory Available: %d Disk space Available %d",
			ovs.memoryAvailable, ovs.diskSpaceAvailable)
	}
}

func (ovs *overseer) computeStatus() ssntp.Status {
	if ovs.maintenance {
		return ssntp.MAINTENANCE
	}

	if len(ovs.instances) >= maxInstances {
		return ssntp.FULL
	}

	if ovs.diskSpaceAvailable < diskSpaceHWM {
		if diskLimit == true {
			return ssntp.FULL
		}
	}

	if ovs.memoryAvailable < memHWM {
		if memLimit == true {
			return ssntp.FULL
		}
	}

	return ssntp.READY
}

func (ovs *overseer) sendReadyStatusCommand(cns *cnStats) {
	var s payloads.Ready

	s.Init()

	s.NodeUUID = ovs.ac.conn.UUID()
	s.MemTotalMB, s.MemAvailableMB = cns.totalMemMB, cns.availableMemMB
	s.Load = cns.load
	s.CpusOnline = cns.cpusOnline
	s.DiskTotalMB, s.DiskAvailableMB = cns.totalDiskMB, cns.availableDiskMB
	s.Networks = make([]payloads.NetworkStat, len(nicInfo))
	for i, nic := range nicInfo {
		s.Networks[i] = *nic
	}

	payload, err := yaml.Marshal(&s)
	if err != nil {
		glog.Errorf("Unable to Marshall status payload %v", err)
		return
	}

	_, err = ovs.ac.conn.SendStatus(ssntp.READY, payload)
	if err != nil {
		glog.Errorf("Failed to send READY status command %v", err)
	}
}

func (ovs *overseer) sendStatusCommand(cns *cnStats, status ssntp.Status) {
	switch status {
	case ssntp.READY:
		ovs.sendReadyStatusCommand(cns)
	case ssntp.FULL:
		fallthrough
	case ssntp.MAINTENANCE:
		fallthrough
	case ssntp.OFFLINE:
		_, err := ovs.ac.conn.SendStatus(status, nil)
		if err != nil {
			glog.Errorf("Failed to send %s status command %v", status, err)
		}
	default:
		glog.Errorf("Unsupported status command: %s", status)
	}
}

func (ovs *overseer) sendStats(cns *cnStats, status ssntp.Status) {
	var s payloads.Stat

	s.Init()

	s.NodeUUID = ovs.ac.conn.UUID()
	s.Status = status.String()
	s.MemTotalMB, s.MemAvailableMB = cns.totalMemMB, cns.availableMemMB
	s.Load = cns.load
	s.CpusOnline = cns.cpusOnline
	s.DiskTotalMB, s.DiskAvailableMB = cns.totalDiskMB, cns.availableDiskMB
	s.NodeHostName = hostname // global from network.go
	s.Networks = make([]payloads.NetworkStat, len(nicInfo))
	for i, nic := range nicInfo {
		s.Networks[i] = *nic
	}
	s.Instances = make([]payloads.InstanceStat, len(ovs.instances))
	i := 0
	for uuid, state := range ovs.instances {
		s.Instances[i].InstanceUUID = uuid
		if state.running == ovsRunning {
			s.Instances[i].State = payloads.Running
		} else if state.running == ovsStopped {
			s.Instances[i].State = payloads.Exited
		} else {
			s.Instances[i].State = payloads.Pending
		}
		s.Instances[i].MemoryUsageMB = state.memoryUsageMB
		s.Instances[i].DiskUsageMB = state.diskUsageMB
		s.Instances[i].CPUUsage = state.CPUUsage
		s.Instances[i].SSHIP = state.sshIP
		s.Instances[i].SSHPort = state.sshPort
		s.Instances[i].Volumes = state.volumes
		i++
	}

	payload, err := yaml.Marshal(&s)
	if err != nil {
		glog.Errorf("Unable to Marshall STATS %v", err)
		return
	}

	_, err = ovs.ac.conn.SendCommand(ssntp.STATS, payload)
	if err != nil {
		glog.Errorf("Failed to send stats command %v", err)
		return
	}
}

func (ovs *overseer) sendTraceReport() {
	var s payloads.Trace

	if ovs.traceFrames.Len() == 0 {
		return
	}

	for e := ovs.traceFrames.Front(); e != nil; e = e.Next() {
		f := e.Value.(*ssntp.Frame)
		frameTrace, err := f.DumpTrace()
		if err != nil {
			glog.Errorf("Unable to dump traced frame %v", err)
			continue
		}

		s.Frames = append(s.Frames, *frameTrace)
	}

	ovs.traceFrames = list.New()

	payload, err := yaml.Marshal(&s)
	if err != nil {
		glog.Errorf("Unable to Marshall TraceReport %v", err)
		return
	}

	_, err = ovs.ac.conn.SendEvent(ssntp.TraceReport, payload)
	if err != nil {
		glog.Errorf("Failed to send TraceReport event %v", err)
		return
	}
}

func getStats(instancesDir string) *cnStats {
	var s cnStats

	s.totalMemMB, s.availableMemMB = deviceinfo.GetMemoryInfo()
	s.load = deviceinfo.GetLoadAvg()
	s.cpusOnline = deviceinfo.GetOnlineCPUs()
	s.totalDiskMB, s.availableDiskMB = deviceinfo.GetFSInfo(instancesDir)

	return &s
}

func (ovs *overseer) processGetCommand(cmd *ovsGetCmd) {
	glog.Infof("Overseer: looking for instance %s", cmd.instance)
	var insState ovsGetResult
	target := ovs.instances[cmd.instance]
	if target != nil {
		insState.cmdCh = target.cmdCh
		insState.running = target.running
	}
	cmd.targetCh <- insState
}

func (ovs *overseer) processGetAllCommand(cmd *ovsGetAllCmd) {
	glog.Infof("Overseer: Enumerating instances")
	var res ovsGetAllResult
	for k, v := range ovs.instances {
		glog.Infof("Overseer: Found %s", k)
		res.instances = append(res.instances,
			ovsInstance{
				instance: k,
				running:  v.running,
				cmdCh:    v.cmdCh,
			})
	}
	cmd.targetCh <- res
}

func (ovs *overseer) processAddCommand(cmd *ovsAddCmd) {
	var targetCh chan<- interface{}
	var errCode payloads.StartFailureReason

	glog.Infof("Overseer: adding %s", cmd.instance)

	target := ovs.instances[cmd.instance]
	cfg := cmd.cfg
	if target != nil {
		targetCh = target.cmdCh
	} else if errCode = ovs.roomAvailable(cfg); errCode == "" {
		ovs.vcpusAllocated += cfg.Cpus
		ovs.diskSpaceAllocated += cfg.Disk
		ovs.memoryAllocated += cfg.Mem
		targetCh = startInstance(cmd.instance, cfg, ovs.childWg, ovs.childDoneCh,
			ovs.ac, ovs.ovsInstanceCh)
		ovs.instances[cmd.instance] = &ovsInstanceState{
			cmdCh:          targetCh,
			running:        ovsPending,
			diskUsageMB:    -1,
			CPUUsage:       -1,
			memoryUsageMB:  -1,
			maxDiskUsageMB: cfg.Disk,
			maxVCPUs:       cfg.Cpus,
			maxMemoryMB:    cfg.Mem,
			sshIP:          cfg.ConcIP,
			sshPort:        cfg.SSHPort,
		}
	}
	cmd.targetCh <- ovsAddResult{targetCh, errCode}
}

func (ovs *overseer) processRemoveCommand(cmd *ovsRemoveCmd) {
	glog.Infof("Overseer: removing %s", cmd.instance)
	target := ovs.instances[cmd.instance]
	if target == nil {
		cmd.errCh <- fmt.Errorf("Instance does not exist")
		return
	}

	ovs.diskSpaceAllocated -= target.maxDiskUsageMB
	if ovs.diskSpaceAllocated < 0 {
		ovs.diskSpaceAllocated = 0
	}

	ovs.vcpusAllocated -= target.maxVCPUs
	if ovs.vcpusAllocated < 0 {
		ovs.vcpusAllocated = 0
	}

	ovs.memoryAllocated -= target.maxMemoryMB
	if ovs.memoryAllocated < 0 {
		ovs.memoryAllocated = 0
	}

	delete(ovs.instances, cmd.instance)
	cmd.errCh <- nil
}

func (ovs *overseer) processStatusCommand(cmd *ovsStatusCmd) {
	glog.Info("Overseer: Received Status Command")
	if !ovs.ac.conn.isConnected() {
		return
	}
	cns := getStats(ovs.instancesDir)
	ovs.updateAvailableResources(cns)
	ovs.sendStatusCommand(cns, ovs.computeStatus())
}

func (ovs *overseer) processStatsStatusCommand(cmd *ovsStatsStatusCmd) {
	glog.Info("Overseer: Received StatsStatus Command")
	if !ovs.ac.conn.isConnected() {
		return
	}
	cns := getStats(ovs.instancesDir)
	ovs.updateAvailableResources(cns)
	status := ovs.computeStatus()
	ovs.sendStatusCommand(cns, status)
	ovs.sendStats(cns, status)
}

func (ovs *overseer) processStateChangeCommand(cmd *ovsStateChange) {
	glog.Infof("Overseer: Received State Change %v", *cmd)
	target := ovs.instances[cmd.instance]
	if target != nil {
		target.running = cmd.state
	}
}

func (ovs *overseer) processStatusUpdateCommand(cmd *ovsStatsUpdateCmd) {
	if glog.V(1) {
		glog.Infof("STATS Update for %s: Mem %d Disk %d Cpu %d",
			cmd.instance, cmd.memoryUsageMB,
			cmd.diskUsageMB, cmd.CPUUsage)
	}
	target := ovs.instances[cmd.instance]
	if target != nil {
		target.memoryUsageMB = cmd.memoryUsageMB
		target.diskUsageMB = cmd.diskUsageMB
		target.CPUUsage = cmd.CPUUsage
		target.volumes = cmd.volumes
	}
}

func (ovs *overseer) processTraceFrameCommand(cmd *ovsTraceFrame) {
	cmd.frame.SetEndStamp()
	ovs.traceFrames.PushBack(cmd.frame)
}

func (ovs *overseer) processMaintenanceCommand(cmd *ovsMaintenanceCmd) {
	defer close(cmd.doneCh)
	if ovs.maintenance {
		glog.Warning("Node is already in maintenance mode")
		return
	}
	glog.Info("Node entering maintenance mode")
	ovs.maintenance = true
	f, err := os.OpenFile(maintenanceFile, os.O_CREATE|os.O_RDWR, 0600)
	if err != nil {
		glog.Errorf("Unable to create maintenance file %s : %v",
			maintenanceFile, err)
	} else {
		_ = f.Close()
	}
}

func (ovs *overseer) processRestoreCommand(cmd *ovsRestoreCmd) {
	defer close(cmd.doneCh)
	if !ovs.maintenance {
		glog.Warning("Node not in maintenance mode")
		return
	}
	glog.Info("Restoring node")
	ovs.maintenance = false
	err := os.Remove(maintenanceFile)
	if err != nil {
		glog.Errorf("Unable to remove maintenance file %s : %v",
			maintenanceFile, err)
	}
}

func (ovs *overseer) processCommand(cmd interface{}) {
	switch cmd := cmd.(type) {
	case *ovsGetCmd:
		ovs.processGetCommand(cmd)
	case *ovsGetAllCmd:
		ovs.processGetAllCommand(cmd)
	case *ovsAddCmd:
		ovs.processAddCommand(cmd)
	case *ovsRemoveCmd:
		ovs.processRemoveCommand(cmd)
	case *ovsStatusCmd:
		ovs.processStatusCommand(cmd)
	case *ovsStatsStatusCmd:
		ovs.processStatsStatusCommand(cmd)
	case *ovsStateChange:
		ovs.processStateChangeCommand(cmd)
	case *ovsStatsUpdateCmd:
		ovs.processStatusUpdateCommand(cmd)
	case *ovsTraceFrame:
		ovs.processTraceFrameCommand(cmd)
	case *ovsMaintenanceCmd:
		ovs.processMaintenanceCommand(cmd)
	case *ovsRestoreCmd:
		ovs.processRestoreCommand(cmd)
	default:
		panic("Unknown Overseer Command")
	}
}

func (ovs *overseer) runOverseer() {

	statsTimer := time.After(ovs.statsInterval)
DONE:
	for {
		select {
		case cmd, ok := <-ovs.ovsCh:
			if !ok {
				break DONE
			}
			ovs.processCommand(cmd)
		case cmd := <-ovs.ovsInstanceCh:
			ovs.processCommand(cmd)
		case <-statsTimer:
			if !ovs.ac.conn.isConnected() {
				statsTimer = time.After(ovs.statsInterval)
				continue
			}

			cns := getStats(ovs.instancesDir)
			ovs.updateAvailableResources(cns)
			status := ovs.computeStatus()
			ovs.sendStatusCommand(cns, status)
			ovs.sendStats(cns, status)
			ovs.sendTraceReport()
			statsTimer = time.After(ovs.statsInterval)
			if glog.V(1) {
				glog.Infof("Consumed: Disk %d Mem %d CPUs %d",
					ovs.diskSpaceAllocated, ovs.memoryAllocated, ovs.vcpusAllocated)
			}
		}
	}

	close(ovs.childDoneCh)

DRAIN:

	// Here we have the problem that we have multiple go routines writing to the
	// same channel.   We cannot therefore use the closure of this channel as
	// a signal that all writes are done.  Instead we need to use waitgroups.
	// But here's the catch.  We need to keep reading on the ovsInstanceCh channel
	// until the childWg indicates that all instances have exitted, otherwise some
	// of them might block trying to write to ovsInstanceCh.

	for {
		select {
		case <-ovs.ovsInstanceCh:
		case <-func() chan struct{} {
			ch := make(chan struct{})
			go func() {
				ovs.childWg.Wait()
				close(ch)
			}()
			return ch
		}():
			break DRAIN
		}
	}

	glog.Info("All instance go routines have exitted")
	ovs.parentWg.Done()

	glog.Info("Overseer exitting")
}

func startOverseerFull(instancesDir string, wg *sync.WaitGroup, ac *agentClient,
	statsInterval time.Duration, di deviceInfo) chan<- interface{} {

	instances := make(map[string]*ovsInstanceState)
	ovsCh := make(chan interface{})
	ovsInstanceCh := make(chan interface{})
	toMonitor := make([]chan<- interface{}, 0, 1024)
	childDoneCh := make(chan struct{})
	childWg := new(sync.WaitGroup)

	vcpusAllocated := 0
	diskSpaceAllocated := 0
	memoryAllocated := 0

	_ = filepath.Walk(instancesDir, func(path string, info os.FileInfo, err error) error {
		if path == instancesDir {
			return nil
		}

		if !info.IsDir() {
			return nil
		}

		glog.Infof("Reconnecting to existing instance %s", path)
		instance := filepath.Base(path)

		// BUG(markus): We should garbage collect corrupt instances

		cfg, err := loadVMConfig(path)
		if err != nil {
			glog.Warning("Unable to load state of running instance %s: %v", instance, err)
			return nil
		}

		vcpusAllocated += cfg.Cpus
		diskSpaceAllocated += cfg.Disk
		memoryAllocated += cfg.Mem

		target := startInstance(instance, cfg, childWg, childDoneCh, ac, ovsInstanceCh)
		instances[instance] = &ovsInstanceState{
			cmdCh:          target,
			running:        ovsPending,
			diskUsageMB:    -1,
			CPUUsage:       -1,
			memoryUsageMB:  -1,
			maxDiskUsageMB: cfg.Disk,
			maxVCPUs:       cfg.Cpus,
			maxMemoryMB:    cfg.Mem,
			sshIP:          cfg.ConcIP,
			sshPort:        cfg.SSHPort,
		}
		toMonitor = append(toMonitor, target)

		return filepath.SkipDir
	})

	_, err := os.Stat(maintenanceFile)
	maintenance := err == nil

	if maintenance {
		glog.Info("Node is in MAINTENANCE mode")
	}

	ovs := &overseer{
		instancesDir:       instancesDir,
		instances:          instances,
		ovsCh:              ovsCh,
		ovsInstanceCh:      ovsInstanceCh,
		parentWg:           wg,
		childWg:            childWg,
		childDoneCh:        childDoneCh,
		ac:                 ac,
		vcpusAllocated:     vcpusAllocated,
		diskSpaceAllocated: diskSpaceAllocated,
		memoryAllocated:    memoryAllocated,
		traceFrames:        list.New(),
		statsInterval:      statsInterval,
		di:                 di,
		maintenance:        maintenance,
	}
	ovs.parentWg.Add(1)
	glog.Info("Starting Overseer")
	glog.Infof("Allocated: Disk %d Mem %d CPUs %d",
		diskSpaceAllocated, memoryAllocated, vcpusAllocated)
	go ovs.runOverseer()
	ovs = nil
	instances = nil

	// I know this looks weird but there is method here.  After we launch the overseer go routine
	// we can no longer access instances from this go routine otherwise we will have a data race.
	// For this reason we make a copy of the instance command channels that can be safely used
	// in this go routine.  The monitor commands cannot be sent from the overseer as it is not
	// allowed to send information to the instance go routines.  Doing so would incur the risk of
	// deadlock.  So we copy.  'A little copying is better than a little dependency', and so forth.

	for _, v := range toMonitor {
		v <- &insMonitorCmd{}
	}

	return ovsCh
}

func startOverseer(wg *sync.WaitGroup, ac *agentClient) chan<- interface{} {
	return startOverseerFull(instancesDir, wg, ac, time.Second*statsPeriod,
		realDeviceInfo{})
}

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int load_fw(char * filename);
void call_firmware(void);


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using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace SEC2ON.LBSecconBusinessLogic.Dialogs
{
    public partial class enterpassword : Form
    {
        bool m_verification = false;
        bool m_cancel = false;
        bool m_sessionpin = false;

        byte[] m_password = null;
        byte[] m_pin = null;

        public byte[] password
        { get { return m_password; } }

        public byte[] pin
        { get { return m_pin; } }

        public bool cancel
        { get { return m_cancel; } }

        public enterpassword(string filename, bool verified = false, bool file = false, bool pin = false)
        {
            InitializeComponent();

            m_verification = verified;
            m_sessionpin = pin;

            if (!verified)
            {
                textBox2.Visible = false;
                label2.Visible = false;
                label3.Visible = false;
                label4.Visible = false;
                label6.Visible = false;
                progressBar1.Visible = false;

                this.Height = 120;
            }

            if (file)
            {
                this.Text = "Enter key to encrypt file...";
                label1.Text = "Enter key for: " + Path.GetFileName(filename);
            }
            else if (pin)
            {
                this.Text = "Enter session pin ....";
                label1.Text = "Enter session pin for: " + Path.GetFileName(filename);
                keygreen.Visible = true;
            }
            else if (!verified) label1.Text = "Enter masterkey for: " + Path.GetFileName(filename);
            else if (verified) label1.Text = "Enter new masterkey...";
        }

        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (textBox1.TextLength < 4) return;
            this.DialogResult = DialogResult.OK;
            if(!m_sessionpin) m_password = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(textBox1.Text);
            if (m_sessionpin) m_pin = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(textBox1.Text);

            textBox1.Text = "";
            textBox2.Text = "";

            this.Close();
        }

        private void verification()
        {
            if(textBox1.TextLength >= 4) button1.Enabled = true;

            if (m_verification)
            {
                if (textBox1.Text != textBox2.Text || textBox1.TextLength < 4) button1.Enabled = false;
            }

            if (!m_verification && textBox1.Text == "") button1.Enabled = false;
            if (button1.Enabled && m_verification) pictureBox3.Visible = true;
            else pictureBox3.Visible = false;
        }

        private void textBox1_TextChanged_1(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (textBox1.TextLength >= 4 && m_verification) pictureBox2.Visible = true;
            else pictureBox2.Visible = false;

            double pseudobit = PWGen.pwStrength(textBox1.Text);

            if (double.IsInfinity(pseudobit)) pseudobit = 0;

            progressBar1.MainText = string.Format("{0} bits", Convert.ToInt32(pseudobit));
            if (pseudobit > 128) pseudobit = 128;

            progressBar1.FillDegree = Convert.ToInt32((pseudobit / 128) * 100); ;
            progressBar1.Refresh();
            this.verification();
        }

        private void textBox2_TextChanged_1(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            this.verification();
        }

        private void enterpassword_Shown(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            textBox1.Focus();
        }

        private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            this.DialogResult = DialogResult.Cancel;
            m_cancel = true;
            this.Close();
        }

        public void deletepassword()
        {
            LBPasswordAndCryptoServices.PWHandler.ClearByte(m_password);
            LBPasswordAndCryptoServices.PWHandler.ClearByte(m_pin);
        }
    }
}


Someone passing by the central synagogue of Meah Shearim this week would have had to rub his eyes. In this Yerushalmi neighborhood, considered a citadel of the Eidah HaCharedit, hundreds of neighborhood residents were saying chapters of Tehillim [Psalms] for 72 hours straight "on behalf of the People of Israel." In the North, members of Charedi organizations volunteer in medical services and giving out essential food and goods. Members of Charedi congregations may not be fighting visibly, but they are also Charedim [Trembling] about the fate of the People of Israel and their country.
It is accepted to think that the Charedi population lives in a "bubble," closed and enclosed, and is uninterested in things not directly relevant to it. It has become clear, however, that members of congregations in Bnei Braq and Meah Shearim tremble [Charedim] also for the fate of the People of Israel and their country, and not only for the Word of G-d. In the past weeks, from the beginning of the war in the North, the Charedim have organized special prayers for the well-being of the kidnapped soldiers, the soldiers of Tzaha"l, and the citizens of the northern communities.
This is a very positive and welcome sign of empathy and identification with one's fellow Jew.
Notice the backhanded way in which they say it. There is a hava-amina, a thought in the back of the mind of the writer, that you are expected to think that the hareidim are totally disconnected. The fact is that it is the ultra-secular media people who are out of touch with the majority of the population who are at least somewhat traditional. Now that the secularists of Red Haifa are cornered in a shelter and can't help but be helped by the hesed volunteers, they are forced to notice until things get quiet again and they can go back to their yetser and curse the hareidim as the media tell them to do. But now they throw a few bones for the war morale because they have to.
Military service used to be the be-all and end-all of Israeliness. That, naturally, resulted in Pariah status for Charedim.
For the last 15 years, however, dodging the draft have become more and more acceptable. My parents wouldn\'t dream of hiring somebody who dodged the draft. My friends who didn\'t serve (in the early 90s) have no problems getting a job.
Chiloni Israelis who accept draft dodging among their friends and colleagues naturally accept that Charedim don\'t go in the military either.
In these final days before Tisha B'av may I suggest that we resist the temptation to see what is wrong, insincere, backhanded, etc. with our fellow Jews. Let us strive to see the positive for what it is; without being cynical. Every step of achdus, unity, no matter how small, is a step towards the Geulah, the final redemption of our people.
As religous jews we automaticaly take major events to heart as we understand they are orchestrated by G-d. It is hearting to see our non-religous brehteren coming to same conclusion. If we can deepen our appreciation of this fact and help others appreciate it as well, pherhaps it will obviate the need for G-d to cause this war to continue.
this is quite a cynical response. on what basis do you accuse the author of this article to be part of the draft dodger segment. do you not acknowledge that there is a segment of chilonom who are patriotic.?
Jewish Observer, I apologize for not writing clearly. I did not mean to say that the author of this article is anything other than a patriotic Israeli who fulfills all of the duties Israel placed on her (I assume Neta Sela is a woman).
What I meant to say is that statistically, Neta Sela probably has colleagues, friends, or family members who are draft dodgers. Chiloni draft dodgers are not a separate segment like Israeli Arabs or Israeli Charedim are, they are mixed with the general Chiloni population.
Therefore, Chiloni draft dodgers are a lot harder to dismiss. Having accepted them, a honest Chiloni is can't dismiss Charedim for not serving in the military.


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After a night of hedonistic partying, three city women wake up next each other on an island near Hoi An. Together with a handsome stranger, they head out on a journey to find out what happened the night before.


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Nacospatangus depressus är en sjöborreart som beskrevs av Hubert Lyman Clark 1917. Nacospatangus depressus ingår i släktet Nacospatangus och familjen sjömöss. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Роберт Корен (20. септембар 1980) бивши је словеначки фудбалер који је играо на позицији везног играча. Тренутно ради као тренер Фужинара.

Наступао је за Дравоград, Цеље, Лилестрем, Вест Бромич албион, Хал Сити и Мелбурн Сити, с тим што се 2017. године вратио у Дравоград где је завршио каријеру.

За репрезентацију Словеније одиграо је 61 утакмицу и постигао два гола. Био је у саставу Словеније на Светском првенству 2010.

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Рођени 1980.
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Везни играчи у фудбалу
Фудбалери Дравограда
Фудбалери Цеља
Фудбалери Лилестрема
Фудбалери Вест Бромич албиона
Фудбалери Хал Ситија
Фудбалери Мелбурн Ситија
Фудбалери на Светском првенству 2010.
Фудбалери Премијер лиге
Словеначки фудбалски тренери


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NGC 3566 est une galaxie lenticulaire située dans la constellation de la Coupe. Sa vitesse par rapport au fond diffus cosmologique est de , ce qui correspond à une distance de Hubble de . NGC 3566 a été découverte par l'astronome américain Ormond Stone en 1886.

Il semble que NGC 3565 et NGC 3566 puissent être la même galaxie, mais c'est incertain. Ce fait est noté sur la base de données HyperLeda, mais pas sur la base de données NASA/IPAC. La base de données NASA/IPAC ne contient pratiquement pas d'informations sur NGC 3565 et les coordonnées indiquées sont presque les mêmes que celles de NGC 3566. Il n'y a pas de renseignement concernant NGC 3566 dans le fichier de Wolfgang Steinicke, mais la galaxie NGC 3565 est y est désignée comme étant PGC 33701, soit la désignation de NGC 3566 sur HyperLeda. Sur le site du professeur Seligman, il n'y a que le nom du découvreur, mais on constate que les coordonnées enregistrées par Stone sont les mêmes pour les deux entrées.

Il se pourrait donc que ce soit une paire de galaxies ou encore une double entrée du New General Catalogue. L'image obtenue des données du programme Pan-STARRS n'est pas assez claire pour conclure à une paire de galaxies.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste des objets du NGC

Liens externes

 NGC 3566 sur le site du professeur C. Seligman

3566
Constellation de la Coupe
Galaxie lenticulaire
Objet céleste découvert en 1886
Objet céleste découvert par Ormond Stone


Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Portia De Rossi are couple goals.
Ellen has only gone and cemented that fact with her latest Instagram post.
The pair shared some heartwarming footage from their wedding day, to mark their tenth anniversary and it's the cutest thing we've seen all day.
You'll be grabbing for the tissues when you watch how Ellen reacted seeing Portia in her wedding dress for the first time.
The pair have been together since 2004, with De Rossi appearing frequently on Ellen's daytime talk show.


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2019 Coaches Clinic
Clemson Football
Three Named WC All-Americans
CLEMSON, S.C. – Three Tigers were named to the 128th edition of the Walter Camp All-America team, announced Thursday night. Junior defensive end Austin Bryant, junior offensive tackle Mitch Hyatt and junior defensive lineman Christian Wilkins were all second-team All-America selections for the nation's oldest All-America team.
Bryant and Wilkins are big reasons Clemson is in the top 10 in the nation in many defensive statistical categories. Bryant has 54 tackles, 14.5 tackles for loss, 7.5 sacks, two pass breakups, 10 quarterback pressures and an interception in 609 snaps over 13 starts. Wilkins has 47 tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks, four pass breakups and 10 quarterback pressures in 602 snaps over 13 contests. It marked the second-consecutive year Wilkins was named to the Walter Camp All-America team.
Hyatt has totaled 28 knockdowns in 772 snaps over 12 starts this season and has started 41 of his 42 games in his three-year career. He has played an important role in Clemson averaging 35.4 points per game and 448.2 yards per game in 2017, including over 200 yards per game rushing and passing.
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Kirkland and Arrington Selected to Clemson Ring of Honor
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Former Tiger Randy Smith Passes


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Fu membro della Camera dei deputati del Regno d'Italia per la XXV Legislatura, dal 1919 al 1921. Fu poi membro dell'Assemblea Costituente dove venne eletto nelle liste del Partito Socialista Italiano di Unità Proletaria per passare successivamente al Partito Socialista dei Lavoratori Italiani.

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Deputati dell'Assemblea Costituente (Italia)


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House of Pizza last business standing in Richmond Road strip mall expropriated for LRT
Blair Crawford
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Nadine and Gabriel and Khater have run House of Pizza on Richmond Road since 1995. Their business is the last one remaining at the strip mall, 747 Plaza, which has been expropriated for the western expansion of the LRT. Julie Oliver / Postmedia
For 23 years, Gabriel Khater has come to work at his House of Pizza at 747 Richmond Road.
Seven days a week — 11 a.m. to midnight on weekdays, 11 to 2 a.m. on weekends.
"I feel like I could close my eyes and run the store," Khater said as he slices up a fresh-from-the-oven pie in his pizzeria, the last business left open in the once thriving strip mall.
In a few years, train tracks will run through this mall near the corner of Richmond and Cleary Avenue, which has been expropriated by the city as it prepares for Phase 2 of the LRT system. The mall will be the site of the train's Cleary Station.
Tenants have known for a year that they'll have to go, but it hasn't made the goodbyes any easier.
"It's sad," Khater said. "I've watched everybody leaving and I'm used to seeing them every day."
Khater and his wife Nadine, who works alongside him every day but goes home after the suppertime rush, are relocating to a new location at 160 Richmond Rd., near Kirkwood. They hope their faithful customers will follow them there, but for some, like those in the adjacent condo tower, The Continental, the move will be an inconvenience.
"One woman was so sad," Kahter said. "She said we were so convenient. She could just phone in the order and walk down to get it. Now she'll have to drive."
Next door at Nokham Thai Restaurant, Bouasonephet Bouasy-Jung and her father, Bouanokham Bouasy, were clearing out the family-run restaurant they've run for nearly 20 years. The glassware and cutlery was boxed. The ornately carved golden pediment that once graced its entrance had been removed and stood beside the stacked tables and chairs.
Nokham served its last meals Sunday night to, as always, a packed house.
Bouansonephet Bouasy-Jung, left, son Xavier, father Bouanokham Bouasy, and chef Preecha Hemakun (rear) photographed at Nokham Thai, the restaurant the family has run at 747 Plaza for nearly 20 years. Sunday was its last day as the mall has been expropriated to make way for the LRT. Blair Crawford/Postmedia OTTwp
"It's like a second home here," Bouasonephet, who said she spent 50 to 60 hours a week at the restaurant, often behind the scenes bookkeeping and ordering food. "Actually it's probably more like a first home because of all the time we spent here."
There's no new home for Nokham. It's closing for good. Bouanokham is going to spend time with his two grandchildren and travelling; Bouasonephet says she's just going to take it easy for awhile.
"Our customers told us they're going to miss us. That they loved the food," she said. "They've been asking me, 'Where's the next best place to go for Thai food?' Of course, I don't know. I don't go out for Thai," she said, with a laugh.
The restaurant had been told the mall was closing last September, but the deadline was extended, Bouasonephet said. More recently, the city told them they could stay until the end of February, but the family decided it wasn't worth it.
"If it had been a few more months, then maybe, but for just a few more weeks? No," she said.
The Warsaw Deli permanently closed on Dec. 31, the same day Mother Earth natural health closed its storefront (though it still has an online store.) Treasures Anew consignment shop packed up its Royal Doulton china, vintage watches and other curios from your grandmother's house, and moved last year to a new location at 1390 Clyde Ave., near Merivale.
The city says it has yet to receive a request for a demolition permit for the mall.
Back at House of Pizza, Gabriel Khater keeps answering phone calls, spinning dough and dishing on the toppings. The renovations are going slowly at the new location — he estimates it's about 50 per cent complete — so he's asked the city if House of Pizza can keep going where it is for a little longer. It may be lonely at 747 Richmond, he said, but it's still busy.
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The once busy 747 Plaza on Richmond Road is now mostly empty. Julie Oliver / Postmedia
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NCAA hands down sanctions to UNC football program
By Kelly Parsons
On Sept. 19, the day North Carolina sent the NCAA its response letter addressing the nine major violations with which the UNC football program had been charged, an exasperated Dick Baddour tried to sum up just how difficult the situation facing the University actually was.
"This consumes us," the former athletic director said. "It's what we do. It's what we have been doing for the last year."
More than 19 weeks after UNC's hearing with the NCAA Committee on Infractions, the NCAA handed down additional sanctions to the UNC football program Monday that included scholarship reductions and a one-year postseason ban.
The punishments amount to more than what the University self-imposed, and they'll linger for several years. But the door has finally closed on a two-year struggle that has seen the firing of UNC's head football coach, the resignation of its athletic director and widespread criticism of Chancellor Holden Thorp.
"We went through a very thorough process when we decided what penalties we would impose. … We wanted to do what we thought was appropriate, and that was the action that we took," Baddour said. "The NCAA has decided otherwise, and now it's appropriate that we accept that and that we move on."
What the NCAA found
According to the public infractions report the NCAA released Monday, UNC's violations fell into three categories: academic fraud and impermissible benefits to football players from former North Carolina tutor Jennifer Wiley, the delivery of improper benefits to student athletes by sports agents and others, and "unethical conduct" committed by former North Carolina associate head coach John Blake.
The report states that Wiley, who did not cooperate with the NCAA during the investigation, helped three football players with writing assignments, and gave impermissible benefits, including paying for airfare and parking tickets, to 11 student athletes.
It was also determined that seven UNC student athletes received more than $27,000 worth of impermissible benefits, including jewelry, travel and meals from agents or their associates.
Although former head football coach Butch Davis was fired in connection with the investigation, he was never specifically accused of any wrongdoing in the NCAA's notice of allegations or the report that was released Monday.
Blake, who resigned from his coaching role at UNC in September 2010, denied any activity with a sports agency when he was interviewed by the NCAA, according to the report.
But upon further investigation by the NCAA, it was determined that Blake not only had a credit card from the agency in his name, but he was also listed as an agency vice president in a brochure.
According to NCAA.org, the average time between an infractions committee hearing and the release of an infractions report is eight to 12 weeks. However, partially because Blake was slow to cooperate with the NCAA's investigation process, the report took more than 19 weeks to surface.
What the future holds
In its response letter to the NCAA's allegations sent Sept. 19, UNC instituted a new social media policy alongside a series of self-imposed sanctions.
The football team vacated all wins from the 2008 and 2009 seasons and decreased the number of scholarships by nine over a three-year period. The University also issued itself a fine of $50,000 and two years' probation.
But according to the NCAA, it wasn't quite enough.
The one-year postseason ban handed down Monday means UNC will be ineligible to compete in a bowl or an ACCchampionship game if the Tar Heels win the Coastal Division in 2012.
Because of this sanction, seniors on the football team have the opportunity to transfer without penalty.
The NCAA compounded the University's self-imposed probation by adding one more year to the term, and it also increased the number of scholarships reduced from nine to a total of 15 during a three-year period.
In its notice of allegations, the NCAA charged UNC with not properly monitoring the social media of its student athletes, and the University contested that allegation at its Oct. 28 hearing.
But in a teleconference with members of the NCAA Committee on Infractions, chairman Britton Banowsky said such monitoring is relatively out of the University's control.
"The committee wants to be clear that, while there will be times where social media is an important tool for discovering violations, the committee is not imposing a blanket duty on member schools to monitor social networking sites," Banowsky said.
New head football coach Larry Fedora has not issued a social media policy with his team, and UNC Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham said in January that Fedora plans to give his team freedom in that regard.
"We are required to pay attention to (social media), but it's not even resolved within the NCAA yet," Cunningham said. "So that's going to be a dynamic policy that's going to change with the times."
Though it does have the option to appeal the sanctions, Thorp said the University has decided to accept its fate and begin moving on now instead of allowing the investigation process to drag on further.
"The ruling is disappointing for our new coaching staff and for our student athletes," Thorp said in a statement released Monday. "We considered an appeal, but appeals rarely succeed, and penalties are suspended during an appeal. We made mistakes, and we take responsibility for that."
Because the University educated its tutors and coaches about the dangers associated with impermissible benefits and academic fraud, the NCAA did not find a lack of institutional control.
The NCAA also said the University's cooperation throughout the investigation was taken into account.
Baddour said he's pleased with the way UNC has been represented throughout the process. Mistakes were made, but the essence of the University has remained, he said.
"There's still a Carolina Way, and the way we did this investigation, it was my strong belief that it was the Carolina Way," Baddour said. "We set out four guiding principles when we started, and number four was we would be better as a result of this.
"And under the leadership that we have, I'm confident that will happen."
Contact the Sports Editor at sports@dailytarheel.com.


I sat in a Google self-driving car back in 2012...when it was still a Toyota Prius. See the pic below. Neither I nor the car look this way anymore.
Recently I was at a healthcare facility in a semi-urban region - less than 100 miles from a major metro. It had a whiff of industry from good times that have long drifted by.
I tried to locate a Starbucks. Google Maps spotted one and took me towards the local university campus. As I drove there, I noticed several pain management clinics advertising themselves in unusual ways for "relief".
If you throw a pebble today, it's likely to land on an article that talks about how artificial intelligence and its brother machine learning are changing healthcare.
Yes, I get it broadly. But I was curious to explore how exactly healthcare's trends are shaping any one medical specialty.
Just like you, I'm trying to make sense of the world around me. But there are no templates for the bridge that healthcare's building for its future.
All we can do is listen to weak signals and amplify them.
Well, they are calling it the golden age of rectums! The trends are simple and straightforward.
First, baby boomers and beyond are aging and staying alive longer.
It's going to get increasingly tougher to standout by being robotic when there are real robots buzzing around. Surely, machines will be better at any work that requires repeatability, learning and spotting patterns.
Leading a group of people towards a common objective is tough. It constantly requires you to evaluate your decisions based on various changes. Sometimes, it requires restructuring your team to achieve a higher objective.
You may be driven towards a re-org because of many reasons.
May 27 If cofounders are such a pain, why do you really need them?
I have always found that when you announce your intentions, people will join you on your journey. A moving train going somewhere is more appealing than the one that's going nowhere.
Half the battle of entrepreneurship is won in your mind. Many people finish up their careers deliberating whether they must start a business or not. Never actually turning on the ignition.
Say we met 10 years ago during the early stages of our business. And you asked me this: would healthcare delivery be more complicated in the future?
I would've shaken my head animatedly and said "no, it would be simpler!".
There's much excitement in the air today. AI, machine learning, robotics, synthetic biology, 3D printing, drones and so on. And let's not forget to blockchain this and blockchain that.
I'm sitting in the waiting area across the endoscopy room of a major hospital. Mindless talkshow TV runs in the background. Patients are waiting. Patiently.
It's a scene I've experienced for years while working in healthcare. While waiting for doctors.
But there's something different in the air now.


By Jaime Asher, VP Global Honan Insurance Group.
Organisations are only as good as their people. This is why wellness is now such a hot topic globally. It is becoming more apparent than ever that this is an extremely important driver of organisation workforce strategy to enable employers to provide a unique employment offering. When we consider approximately one-third of adult life is spent at work, it becomes an even more important factor. When we talk about wellness, we are encompassing physical, mental and social wellness.
Wellness programs are common practice in the US and Europe and have been for a number of years, but this concept is now growing in popularity in the Asia Pacific region. We are noticing a cultural shift gradually occurring in Australia with employers, health system payers and individuals now recognising the benefit of the workplace as a setting for optimising physical, psychological and social health.
Approximately 33 per cent of working Australians between 25 and 64 years old (around 3.4 million people) reported having at least one of eight selected chronic diseases – arthritis, asthma, coronary heart disease (CHD), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), depression, diabetes, osteoporosis or cerebrovascular disease.
Additionally, the IHW 2010 Risk Factors and Participation in Work report found that 96 per cent of working age Australians had at least one chronic disease risk factor and 72 per cent of working-age Australians had multiple risk factors.
Australian employers bear many of the indirect costs associated with chronic disease and ill health. For example, the estimated cost of absenteeism to the Australian economy is $7 billion each year, with the cost of presenteeism (not fully functioning at work because of medical conditions) being nearly four times more at almost $26 billion.
It is now recognised that effective employee wellness can be linked to effective business performance including the promotion of innovation, employee engagement, talent attraction and retention.
Wellness programs can fall within a large spectrum, with employers offering anything from healthy snacks supplied in the workplace to a Full Population Health Management program. It can sometimes be a little difficult to quantify the benefits of having a Wellness Program in place, therefore Honan will work closely with the client to tailor a program that will ensure the wellness strategy, associated deliverables and employee engagement are measureable, meaningful and deliver to specific strategic business aims.
The different types of Wellness plans can come from a number of different offerings from Employer owned to a fully-integrated model.
One of the newest concepts we've recently seen as an offering in China is an "iBenefits" type function offering employees a "virtual credit point" granting and redemption platform to recognise and reward employees on their individual performance. This is not a common offering to date and never been see in Australia, but this is an example of how tailored programs can really be.
Except for the most basic of Wellness programs, clients will rely and expect their Employee Benefit Broker to administer their programs including setting up related training to their staff. The Broker is responsible for implementing a suitable program tailored to the clients needs, ensuring the employees receive knowledge and a clear understanding of the program. The Broker will work with employees to maximise their own benefit from the program.
As a unique offering, some Insurance Brokers may partner with a Global Wellness vendor who can manage an employer's Wellness program at multiple locations around the globe. This can include wellness "coaching" where wellness plans can be designed for each individual in each region/country.


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"Each and every man under my command owes me one hundred Nazi scalps. And I want my scalps."
-Inglourious Basterds (2009)
Becky (2020)
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I feel like I usually have a fairly good idea on what a movie is about just from the premise. Not specifically every twist and turn, but for the most part I can watch a trailer and figure out if the movie's going to be a trainwreck or not. And I absolutely expected Becky to be a disaster. All you have to do is look at Mr. Kevin James and the swastika tattoo on the back of his head! Paul Blart as a neo-Nazi, trying a serious role? Bound to be a disaster. So imagine my surprise when this movie was not only not bad, but actually kind of good...
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Django is an unusual name, isn't it? The only people I knew with that name were characters in westerns--white Django in 1966's Django and black Django in Django Unchained--or the genetic base for Boba Fett. Yes, I know that one's actually Jango, but still. Turns out it's a Romani name, which makes using it for a western hero extra unusual. Why pick that name out of all the ones available? It's almost like there was some famous person named Django that the filmmakers were referencing, but what are the odds of that?
What If…? – Season 1, Episode 1
August 14, 2021 July 29, 2022 / Chwineka / 8 Comments
A few weeks have passed since Loki wrapped up, so it's about time for a new Disney+ Marvel Cinematic Universe show! But the formula is getting changed up a bit; instead of a series that overtly builds up to another show or movie (like WandaVision setting up Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness), What If...? is Marvel's version of The Twilight Zone. Taking its premise from the comic series of the same name, What If...? does exactly what its title suggests, asking what if the characters and events you know deviated from what was "supposed" to happen? In this particular case, "What If Captain Carter Were the First Avenger?"
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
March 11, 2021 December 14, 2021 / Chwineka / 17 Comments
I know I basically said that Thor: The Dark World was a turning point for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but that's more a collection of little details. Captain America: The Winter Soldier, however? This is a huge moment in the franchise, splitting everything into "films before" and "films after." It's also the first MCU film by the directors of several episodes of Community, Mr. Joe and Mr. Anthony Russo. Oh yeah, they both directed the pilot and Joe also directed Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, A Fistfull of Paintballs, and For a Few Paintballs More. That probably explains why Abed was working for SHIELD... They also directed Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame, so that's probably more relevant to MCU March.
March 5, 2021 December 14, 2021 / Chwineka / 12 Comments
With Captain America: The First Avenger, all 6 of the main Avengers have been introduced. Iron Man was introduced in Iron Man, Hulk in The Incredible Hulk, Black Widow in Iron Man 2, and both Thor and Hawkeye in Thor. All that's missing is the star-spangled man with a plan, leading us to this flashback movie. Welcome back to MCU March! Let's talk about the last movie leading up to The Avengers.
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943)
November 23, 2020 December 20, 2020 / Chwineka / 3 Comments
One potentially bad habit of mine when writing these posts is referencing a different movie. A lot of the time it's a film I've already talked about, but there are also a bunch of times where it's something I haven't made a post for. I keep all the references on a list and it currently sits at 272 movies and TV shows. Holy fuck! So let's work through that backlog, but in a random way! I'm going to roll the digital equivalent of a 272-sided die and that's going to be what we're talking about today. As of writing this sentence, I don't even know what it'll be! So let's roll and... #149! The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, as mentioned in the Viktor und Viktoria post! So let's talk about this nearly 3 hour movie in the Criteron Collection.
Paranormal Investigation (2018)
July 10, 2020 January 20, 2021 / Chwineka / 1 Comment
I don't think it's too much to ask for some paranormal activity (pun intended) from a movie with "Paranormal" in the title. Well, Paranormal Investigation has other ideas. Sure, it's the story of a young adult of ambiguous age being possessed by an evil spirit, but there are zero special effects in this movie. Well, okay, there are SOME, but they're just the cameras glitching slightly when the possessed guy walks past them, and then a mostly invisible body passing by a camera at the very end. So what else does the movie offer? Well… not much.
Foodfight! (2012)
May 15, 2020 October 29, 2022 / Chwineka / 2 Comments
I don't know about you, but I need a break from Batman. So let's switch gears and watch something absolutely awful! Foodfight!–the title has an exclamation point so you know it's quality–is infamously bad: it's hideous, the story sucks, it's shameless product placement, and it cost $65 million to make because they had no idea what they were doing and then the computers the movie was stored on got stolen. Oops! It eventually limped its way to a DVD release, and here we are. I own this. I make only the best decisions.
Blubberella (2011)
March 10, 2020 October 14, 2022 / Chwineka / Leave a comment
So first there was Bloodrayne, one of the several video game movie made by talentless hack Uwe Boll. Next there was Bloodrayne 2: Deliverance, where Rayne fights cowboys. The trilogy ended with Bloodrayne: The Third Reich, the one where she FINALLY fights Nazis. But wait, we're not quite done! Then came Blubberella, a scene-for-scene parody of The Third Reich where Rayne has been replaced by the titular Blubberella (played by Ms. Lindsay Hollister), an overweight dhampir. And it's bad. Like, amazingly bad.


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We've updated our classic Virgin Lemon-Berry Margarita recipe – and made it even better! Try out this healthy elixir for Cinco de Mayo festivities or the warm weather ahead. Do we hear a Cinco de Mayo themed Challenge Party!?
Add ice and strawberries to the blender first.
Add water and blend with NEON, NEURO, and Vi-Shape Shake.
TIP: If you add more than the recommended serving of Vi-Shape Shake, be sure you don't use too much that it takes away the fruity tartness.
Cut the lime and run it around the rim of each margarita glass (or any glass!).
Add a thin layer of stevia onto a plate.
Press the rim of each glass onto the plate to coat with stevia.
Garnish with lime wedge and/or a berry.


President Klaus Iohannis will welcome on Tuesday at the Cotroceni Palace Ireland's Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar, who is on an official visit to Romania. Talks are expected to tackle bilateral relations and aspects related to the major subjects on the European agenda, like the future of the European Union, the Romanian Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the future budget of the EU and the management of migration, the Presidential Administration informs.
The two officials will also look at the upcoming Brexit – a subject of top interest for both sides, the release says, stating that President Iohannis will present Romania's vision of the future of the EU, emphasizing the idea of deeper integration and maintaining the unity of EU member states, advocating strengthened bilateral relations with a view to expanding and diversifying cooperation between the two states.
Prime Minister Viorica Dancila will welcome on Tuesday, at the Victoria Palace, Ireland's Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, on an official visit to our country.
According to the schedule announced by the Gov't, on Tuesday, after the official welcome of the Irish guest, a working lunch offered by premier Viorica Dancila will take place.
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