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Private School Changed Our Friendship Forever
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When My Best Friends Went To Private School, Our Relationship Changed Forever
Jasmine Andersson
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In primary school, I spent my time with The Triplets. The Triplets, as you might guess, were three siblings with whom I spent six years making up ghost stories, having messy sleepovers and pratting about for the sake of it, like all pre-teens do.
In year 6, when The Triplets told me they were going to private school, I burst into tears. I wrote them nonsensical letters, begging them and their parents to reconsider in a haze of biro and Crayola. After three straight weeks of crying, my mum realised she was dealing with my first heartbreak.
She was presented with the first rift she and my dad couldn't solve: we couldn't afford private school, while The Triplets' parents definitely could.
Even though The Triplets and I promised to keep in touch, it didn't last long. I got invited to their birthday, but their new mates kept on asking why I didn't have a pony. As I picked up more slang and my voice got deeper, they dropped their Hull accents and started pronouncing their r's and t's.
We promised to keep in touch, it didn't last long. I got invited to their birthday, but their new mates kept on asking why I didn't have a pony.
Now I'm 27, my argument against private schools is more than a personal grievance. It's developed into something angrier. I see how children from different social classes are pitted against each other from the age of 4, making prime ministers of 6-year-olds while telling state school kids like me that we don't deserve to learn geography past the age of 12.
State school kids are taught simply to function in the world while the privately educated are taught to run it. And that mentality leads them to effortlessly foster connections with the elite because they happened to go to the same school.
But along the way, my perspective has developed a begrudging nuance. I've made friends with more private school kids, at university and at work. Our schooldays might be far behind us but our experience of the world is fundamentally and palpably different, because of the way we were educated.
It is for that reason that, like the Labour Party, I want private schools to be abolished.
I met my friend Alfred on the first day of university and we immediately hit it off. Hilarious, with excellent music taste and a plum velour blazer to match, he told me over our sixth pint that he went to a specialist naval boarding school in the south of the UK.
"My experience was bizarre, looking back," he told me.
"I went on a BIG bursary because my dad was part of the marines, so I can proudly say that I have fired blank rounds into the sky to 'Rule Britannia' at the age of 15, like it was totally normal."
Alfred's education fascinated me. He said that if there were such a thing, his private schooling "wasn't usual".
"We had to iron our uniform and polish our shoes to pass inspection on Saturday afternoons before we could enjoy our free time."
"It was very strict, and it put me off entering the military for life," he added.
State school kids are taught to function in the world while the privately educated are taught to run it.
Alfred was hardly the only person I met at university who had a private school education. My perception of them has been marred by experiences of class discrimination, which included one privately educated student in my seminar writing a letter telling my editor to sack me from the student paper every time I wrote an article.
I often wonder how it is for working class students now, or even the majority of middle class, state-educated people. It doesn't surprise me to read that in the 2017-18 academic year, the proportion of state school-educated university students fell, never mind the fact that students now have to grapple with £9k fees and the scrapping of maintenance grants for poorer pupils, a lifeline during my time in Leeds.
Although only approximately 6% of schoolchildren in the UK are educated in private schools, at 15 universities, the proportion of public school students is more than 30%.
But Alfred told me he felt like the odd one out at university.
"I used to feel a little ashamed of my education," he explained. "When I got to uni I was surrounded by 'normal' people and I felt quite out of place, as if I'd lived in this strange, isolated bubble for the last seven years and was playing cultural catch-up."
"I've started to own my education in recent years, using it as a 'fun fact' when I tell people I know how to strip, clean and reassemble the rifles currently used by the British army, but it's taken me a while to get there."
At university, fitting in tends to be a priority and getting good grades a secondary concern. And for state school-educated children, the sudden emphasis on networking, career building and the importance of connections is an added pressure.
While I was taught how to write a CV at 16, Natalie was taught she was a world leader.
She told me: "I joined Westminster School for sixth form. On my first day we were given a talk by the headmaster, who told us: 'You are the crème de la crème of this country. Sitting around you are future leaders. Don't you forget it.'"
Jonn, who went to private school and then Cambridge University, echoes this experience.
"The main thing you get from private school is the assumption that the world is there for the taking," he said. "Everyone was expected to go to university, even the thick kids, and there was a big push to get a bunch of us to apply to Oxbridge."
"The facilities were probably better, I bet the education wasn't. But the expectation you could do anything was invaluable," he added.
Even for Natalie, who had been privately educated her entire life, joining Westminster was a different world. It was in a different league of private school.
While I had to ask teachers to sign my passport because I didn't know any other 'professionals' according to Home Office criteria, the future leaders lived in a parallel universe, spending four-figure sums on booze and drugs.
"In my first week I was taken to a bar in Mayfair by one of the 16-year-old boys, who spent £1,000 in one night on some of the new girls," Natalie told me.
But while money wasn't an issue for Natalie's classmates, it didn't stop the same toxic narratives that pervade UK teens' lives everywhere. In fact, it compounded them.
"My experience at school was that class privilege combined with male entitlement in the most toxic and destructive ways. There was rampant sexism and bullying. There was regular cocaine use in the school toilets, and among the very bright, very high-achieving girls, there was widespread bulimia, anorexia and self-harm."
Nonetheless, she notes that none of this hindered their prospects.
Privately educated people have to be willing to own up to their privilege in order to see the inherent inequality of private schooling. That's not something everyone is willing to do.
"A lot of the people from Westminster are now working in the city," she said. "They're making the big bucks – or those who were more liberal are working their way up to the very top of the media."
Alfred told me his school has a jobs and alumni network, designed for people to advance each other's careers because of their common schooling.
"There is a network called the 'old boys' for former students, which as far as I can tell, exists primarily to get people backdoor opportunities. I have not made use of it."
In journalism alone, 44% of the industry is privately educated, despite privately educated students making up 7% of the population – and 43% of the UK's 100 most influential editors and broadcasters went to private school, according to social mobility foundation The Sutton Trust's News Media 100 list.
On the other hand, my privately educated friends say they feel judged in their more liberal social circles because of their schooling.
Natalie told me: "Most people I'm now friends with or work with did not go to private schools and I think people have judged me about it. I'm quite sensitive to other people's reactions about it."
Alex agreed. "At university – and I'm ashamed it was that late – my views on it totally changed. I don't agree with private schools at all, and sometimes feel hypocritical arguing against them when I had the privilege of going to one," they said.
"The point I'm at with it now is that I think you have to own it and admit that privilege when it comes up."
Alex touches on something crucial here: privately educated people have to be willing to own up to their privilege in order to see the inherent inequality of private schooling. That's not something everyone is willing to do.
"The only conflict I really have about [the ethics of private education] is with the friends I have from school. They all still support it and we probably argue about schools, class and politics whenever I see them," Alex said.
While my dislike of private schools has grown more nuanced as I've aged, I am still drawn to one compelling reality: a private education creates a difference beyond the parameters of the size of a classroom.
Do my privately educated friends agree with me that we should abolish private schools?
"I want them to be abolished, but I don't think it will ever happen," Alfred said when I asked him.
"It would be like trying to abolish the monarchy – it is so intrinsic to the British psyche."
Ed, on the other hand, told me his parents' decision to send him to private school was a last resort, when the remaining schools where he grew up on the Isle of Wight started to struggle.
Today, my friendship with The Triplets revolves around sporadic Facebook likes and an enthusiastic but shallow hello if we bump into each other in town over Christmas.
He believes that rather than scrapping private schools – "There will always be a demand for private education" – they should be taxed.
"I think my parents turned to private school as a last resort. There are only eight secondary schools on the entire island," he added.
"My dad joined the board of governors and stuff to help my state school improve but it was just getting worse and worse, so they made a call. I was probably pissed at the time, leaving all of my mates behind, but I do understand why. So in that situation, maybe I'd do the same thing."
While Natalie wants her children to experience a mix of upbringings and backgrounds, there are some things she would absolutely pay for when it comes to education.
"If I'm totally honest with myself, I probably wouldn't say no to a private tutor. Which I suppose is another aspect of class privilege," she said.
But for Alex, there is only one answer, which, regardless of our backgrounds, we both fully agree on.
"Private schooling has absolutely given me a big leg up in life. Anyone who went to one and claims it doesn't is deluded. I'd never send my kids to private school, they're one of the worst proponents of the uneven class system in the UK and should be abolished."
"I think not having them would make an absolutely massive difference to society in this country, definitely for the better."
Today, my friendship with The Triplets revolves around sporadic Facebook likes and an enthusiastic but shallow hello if we bump into each other in town over Christmas. We started out life in the same place, but there can be no doubt that the private school/state school divide put us on very different paths.
The Reality Of Moving From State To Private School
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"Which is easier, to say to the paralytic, 'Your sins are forgiven,' or to say, 'Rise, pick up your mat and walk?" Mark 2:9
Much of modern health care focuses on physical symptom relief rather than getting to the root or origin of an ailment. Modern research is now more than ever beginning to look at cognitive and emotional realities of our health, seeing that past trauma and learned ways of thinking can affect our current reality and physical well-being. But this is still not the end of the story. Made in the image and likeness of God, we are made for a relationship with God. Our understanding of health and healing must also include this supernatural reality that man is made for Heaven. It must encompass our spirituality. And to properly care for our spiritual health we must look to the Divine Physician Himself.
Christ took on flesh in order to bring about authentic healing. In this great mystery of the Incarnation, we see that God, while still being fully divine, took on our humanity in order to bring us back into relationship with the Father. The restoration that humanity needed involved the whole person. The fullness of who we are includes both body and soul and so any conversation of true healing must include both.
The feast of the Annunciation points to this beautifully. Through the "yes" of Mary, Christ takes on flesh to make possible the healing of all mankind. In the example of Our Blessed Mother, we see that healing involves our human freedom in that we must freely permit God to work within us. It is through Mary's "yes," amidst uncertainty and the unknown, that Christ entered the world as man and brought healing. It is through the many "yes's" of those seeking out Christ since her original "yes", that he continues to heal today.
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Q: How do I remove all Java class files from my entire project history in Mercurial? When I started my Mercurial project I forgot to exclude everything under my target/classes directory, such as:
target/classes/com/mypackage/MyClass.class

Now these binary files are causing conflicts when I do a hg update.
Is there a single command that would allow me to delete all of these files from the entire project history?
Or, if not, is there a command that would allow me to remove them one file at a time?

A: If you delete the files in question then do hg addremove then the files will be removed from the repository. However they will still be in the history though, but is that really a problem?

A: If you just want to remove files from last revision, remove files from disk and use hg addremove or hg remove --after target/classes/com/mypackage/*.class to inform Mercurial about your deletion.
If you want to permanently remove all class files from you entire history use hg convert and --filemap option to rewrite your repository and get rid of files from all revisions. However this solution alters revision ids. In multi user environment it may cause some problems because it creates a new repository effectively.

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Q: Do the contacts on a SIM card and card holder always match? I am trying to choose an SMD SIM card holder for my PCB but while doing so noticed a few inconsistencies for the C1-C8 locations on a product's footprint.  It has got me wondering if all SIM cards and holders use the same locations for C1-C8 on their footprints.  Like, for example, is the location of Vcc (C1) standardized for both the card and card holder?
TE Connectivity's 1981959-1 is the component in question.
If I look at the datasheet I find the diagram below for SIM card contacts and corresponding pads on the component's footprint.
If I go on Mouser and download the SamacSYS (2nd image below) footprint I see that the location of C4 is on the back-row of the contact pads instead of on the front with C1-C3.
This has gotten me confused.  I am guessing this is just an error on the SamacSYS footprint.
Can I expect that the SIM card I am using was designed with the SIM card pin assignment below?  That is C1, C2, C3 are Vcc, RST and CLK respectively and so on?

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Q: Ubuntu 16.04 -Nautilus Cannot Add Bookmarks Same as in Ubuntu 15.10 - Nautilus Cannot Add Bookmarks.
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CoF reflections: We need to be able to defend our ground in unsettling times
Teri Behrens
I've been back at work for a couple of days since the Council on Foundations annual conference and have had many opportunities to respond to the 'How was the conference?' question. Some of the responses I've been giving have ranged from 'good!', to 'George Bush was surprisingly eloquent on the subject of cervical cancer – who would have thought?', to 'There were a lot of discussions about racial equity and about advocacy'.
What I haven't said is that there was something about the conference that felt really different, unsettling even. With some opportunity reflect, to try to name what and why that was, the nearest I can come is to say that the conference was a reflection of the state of philanthropy at this point in time.
In many ways it didn't feel like a traditional conference. There were plenaries, but there was also a lot of open space at breakfasts and between sessions that provided those networking opportunities that we all want at conferences.
There were also opportunities to meet in groups of ten with sector leaders or in other small groups to focus on specific topics. There were site visits ranging from an early childhood centre to a stadium. In short, there was a smorgasbord of opportunities so you could have the kind of conference experience you wanted to have.
There are some tradeoffs in this approach – attendees were on different schedules from each other, so it was sometimes hard to get a sense of the whole. However, there were conference tracks, making it easier to go in-depth in a particular area of interest, but also to stay in your own niche.
How did this reflect the state of philanthropy? In the daily work of philanthropy, as at the conference, finding common ground and shared space takes time, effort and planning.
We are at a point in history when there are serious threats to the issues that many in philanthropy care about — whether it be arts, public education, civic engagement or affordable housing.
That unsettled feeling arises when we need be ready to defend our ground on our issues, but also need to connect with others on the big picture.
Discussions about the roles of international philanthropy vs. international governments and the importance of a strong civil sector are not just intellectual exercises; these underlie the policy positions being put forward at all levels of government as populism emerges as a political force.
So, on reflection, how was the conference? I had wonderful discussions, was inspired by some of the speakers, and had some new insights. If I were to do it again, I might make some different choices about how I spent my time, but in the end, it was the conference that I chose to have. I left wishing there was more of a sense of philanthropy as a unified field, but that can only come if more people in the field make that choice.
Teri Behrens is Director for the Institute for Foundation and Donor Learning at the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy at Grand Valley State University.
You can find more coverage from the Council on Foundations annual conference 2017 here.
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An important element in interior decoration in the 18th century consisted of new types of furniture: the chest of drawers and its derivations. The chest of drawers made in Lombardy at the end of the 17th century has the characteristic broken front with inlaid decorative motifs of semi-reclining figures with ivory details.
The chest of drawers combined with writing desk on show with its buoyant undulating contour line and inlaid borders with diamond motifs was done in Veneto at the end of the 17th or beginning of the 18th century.
The tallboy is an item characteristic of English and American workmanship. On the back of the tallboy the date is noted in large brass rivets: ME 1729.
A new type of furniture is the bureau cabinet, so-called tabernacle, widely found in 18th century southern Germany and in particular in Austria, which explains its frequent presence in inland Croatia. The specimen on show has an aristocratic coat of arms inlaid in the little doors of the niche; it belongs to the Škrlec or Skerlecz family of Turopolje, and is combined with the initials SSDL for Sigismund Skerlecz de Lomnicza, president of the high court and legal representative of the bishop of Zagreb as well as prefect of the noble commune of Turopolje. The marking for the year, 1713, was done at a later time.
New types of clock, among which the floor clock and tabernacle clock stand out, became in the 17th century an essential item of aristocratic and bourgeois interiors. A fine example is the longcase clock of the famed London clockmaker Daniel Quare.
Although in northern Croatia in the 17th century the goldsmiths and silversmiths were combined in guilds that, as in other countries, carried out checks on the material and the hallmarking, relatively few products made have been preserved. The silver work of this period then shows items of German and Italian origin. The displayed box of Johan Lucas Sigel of 1705, the wine taster, a grape-like goblet and jug from the Zagreb St Catherine's of the 18th century have all the features of German Baroque design; the techniques in their making are embossing and chasing of silver sheet metal. A grand cross of mountain crystal with silver gilt fittings comes from the bequest of Bishop Franjo Gašparić.
The items of glassware shown here, mainly deriving from Bohemia and Germany, show the forms and decorative modes characteristic of the period. New kinds of hard lead glass enabled the application of new techniques of decoration. Engraving, cutting and grinding suited the Baroque taste, which preferred rather strong heavy forms and opulent decoration of the whole surface of the object. Prague became a glassmaking centre, the leading glass cutter being Kaspar Lehmann, master craftsman at the court of Rudolph II. Lehmann's pupil George Schwanchardt is held to be the founder of the famed cut glass making tradition in another important glassmaking centre, Nuremberg, where around 1660 the painting technique known as Schwarzlotmalerei developed.
Valuable specimens of Dutch faience on show in this room were shaped on the model of Chinese porcelain. Since porcelain was not produced in Europe at this time, faience was used in the making of crockery that in form and painted decorations imitated the precious ware of the Orient. These products were brought to Europe in fact by the Dutch East India Company which traded not only in china but also in spices, fabrics and exotic woods.


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JumpStart, NEI Plan New High Tech Accelerator in Detroit
Sarah Schmid Stevenson
Xconomy Detroit/Ann Arbor —
JumpStart Inc., a Cleveland-based nonprofit focused on entrepreneurship and economic development, will team with the New Economy Initiative (NEI) to open a new high-tech accelerator in Detroit, says NEI executive director David Egner. Egner (an Xconomist) says a variety of state and regional investors will fund the accelerator and he expects it to have an annual operating budget of between $1.5 million and $3 million.
Egner says the accelerator, which will likely open this fall inside TechTown, will join a field of local accelerators and incubators that some feel is already too crowded given the relatively small geographic area they cover in Southeast Michigan. But Egner says that although accelerators like TechTown and Ann Arbor SPARK nurture high-tech startups, they aren't solely devoted to them. "We don't have a designated organization doing marketing to increase deal flow," he says. "There currently isn't capacity to go out and find new deals. We'll have a $5 million fund with the ability to move $250,000 per deal."
What Detroit has that still hasn't been fully capitalized upon, Egner argues, is an innovation corridor that stretches from Dan Gilbert's buildings downtown to Henry Ford Hospital in New Center. "That three and a half miles could be one of the most innovative districts in the country, and we'll help to accelerate that corridor," he says, adding that innovation is already flourishing in places like Wayne State, the Detroit Medical Center, Next Energy, Bizdom, D:Hive, Sustainable Water Works, the Detroit Creative Corridor Center, Inforum, and all the startups housed in the Madison Building. The NEI is itself a $100 million initiative formed in 2008 to increase economic activity in Southeast Michigan; it's funded by the Skillman Foundation, Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation, the Hudson-Webber Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Kresge Foundation, the McGregor Fund, and the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.
Egner is "delighted" JumpStart is on board and says their involvement will result in a much more successful accelerator. In 2008, JumpStart was approached by the U.S. Department of Commerce and asked to franchise its successful revitalization strategy in Cleveland and take it to other struggling "rust belt" cities. The result is the Regional Entrepreneurship Action Plan Project partnership between the U.S. Economic Development Administration, the Knight Foundation, the Surdna Foundation, and JumpStart.
Starting in 2010, the partner foundations shelled out money for JumpStart to go into five Midwestern cities—Fort Wayne and Gary, IN; Duluth and St. Paul, MN; Akron, OH; and Detroit—and work with local economic development organizations, investors, entrepreneurs, and philanthropists to accelerate the entrepreneurial ecosystem. "Detroit has a lot of characteristics in common with Cleveland," says Steve Berger, Detroit project leader for the Regional Entrepreneurship Action Plan. "They've both suffered from global competition. I wish I knew the magic formula for doing it smarter and better, but not all ecosystems are the same. This is a unique marketplace with a significant number of universities and engineers, and a high-tech accelerator is important in moving the ball forward."
Berger says the goal of the Detroit JumpStart accelerator is twofold: to increase the number of fast-growing tech startups that will lead to significant economic development in Southeast Michigan, and to enhance the entrepreneurial ecosystem by collaborating with the existing market and encouraging other players in the market. So far, Berger says, there has been "tremendous cooperation." In addition to the NEI, JumpStart also has support from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, Detroit Venture Partners, the First Step Fund, and Renaissance Venture Capital Fund.
Berger says JumpStart's role will be "catalytic" and that once the accelerator is up and running and dynamic leadership is in place, he'll return to Cleveland. That, Egner says, is when the real work will begin. He sees this as the beginning of a 10-year process to create the right environment for innovation to flourish and get closer to critical mass.
"Some folks would say we don't have 10 years to wait," Egner muses. "But the alternative is to rush it and fund programs that will never be sustainable."
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6 responses to "JumpStart, NEI Plan New High Tech Accelerator in Detroit"
Obviously this group has not done their homework on Jumpstart. Please disclose what you paying Jumpstart for their assistance? Last I checked, Cleveland wasn't known as startup hotspot. Why would we partner with a group like this that has a terrible track record.
Blind leading the blind.
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Please help me out for this requirement.
I have an amount field reguh-rbetr. I need to show the sum of this field as TOTAL.
How can we do it? Please let me know. Is there any function in the script itself or do we need to calculate it in the program? Pl gimme example code.
In program it self you caliculate the total,use the text element and pass that varible to script.
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READ TABLE OUT_PAR WITH KEY 'REJECTION'.
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In the Program(if it is not the std program) itself you can calculate the totals for that field using LOOP..ENDloop..In between AT end of the doc use SUM..
I have some doubs in BDC and SMART FORMS. I want to change the material number using the transaction code MM02 through BDC.
In scripts and smartforms how to calculate totals and subtotals?
To calculate totals and sub totals in sap scripts you have to use subroutines.
Then create subroutine pool program and you have to write the code.
outt_cond structure itcsy. data : value type kbert.
Read int_cond table index 1.
value1 = value1 + value.
Read outt_cond table index 1.
I have given a rough outline, please be aware of the variable conversions as Int_cond-value and outt_cond-value are characters.
Thanks for the reply. It is helpful one. But i want to display this total in another window. My doubt is that if i declare the routine in hte main window of the script, and if i use the variable, say , &hspell&, in hte total window, will the value get displayed?


Before three years ago, I hated vision boards. I thought they were silly, useless endeavors that had no real impact. Then a colleague said that he used one to change the direction of his life. I pursed my lips in some type of skeptical stance. Yet, I was intrigued. I was at a point in my life where I needed change. I had been somewhere for a decade. If the average life span hovers around 70, that was one seventh of my life in one place. Boring! Unfilling! It is amazing that some employers still think there is something wrong with you if you switch jobs after two to four years. That perspective is the definition of insanity to me. We have to live and experience different things. No place is worth such a large percentage of my lifespace. But, I digress. Let me return to the topic of vision boards.
I let my intrigue get the best of me and I created a vision board. And, lo and behold, my life following that creation, changed. And, dramatically at that. Ever since that life altering visioning, I have created one at the beginning of each year. In past vision boards, I did have some specific goals that I pasted on.
This year, the images I clipped from the magazines were more abstract. And, I was jazzed by it.
I wanted to go bold, big and colorful. I want to bring fun and striking poses and colors to my life. I want grand adventures and daring enterprises. The color purple was all over my vision board. I want cool new shoes and dresses that are fun and flowy. Pink, purple and pandemonium. Going to tinker with my hair color a bit more to the red side. So was snow, unbelievably. I think I am craving a trip to either Iceland or Alaska.
While I was grooving with my vision board, my dog was a rather bit ho hum about it. He walked over it, turned his nose up at it, and looked unimpressed. What is a girl to do to impress upon her dog the cool factor of her vision board? Maybe he was not happy about the mushroom lattes on my board or all the planned trips? We plan on having a dogsitter for him so things should be good and not too scary for him when we are gone. Maybe he dislikes Monet? But who dislikes Monet?
Monet is the perfect symbol for 2018. Well, rather his works of art. I want a beautiful, colorful, innovative life tapestry. I am excited about being excited. I am happy to be planning and expecting to find joy in small and big things alike. Tomorrow, I plan to make my second batch ever of coquito while I host yet another fun and laughter-filled brainstorming session.
This new year shall be a monet. A brightly filled canvas up ahead.
First time reading your blog. Enjoyed the entry. Had a water-damaged copy of Esquire on my lap while doing it–something I saved FROM a rainy day, as opposed to for one. Maybe I'll use it to start a vision board?
welcome and thank you for stopping by and sharing your thoughts! hope your 2018 is going well so far . Absolutely do a vision board and let us know how it goes.
thank you so much. How is your 2018 so far?
So far, so good! Working on healthy eating habits and getting back to daily exercise. It's me time!
I've never done a vision board. I find myself wondering what would be on mine.
give it a try! 🙂 its an amazing stream of consciousness that can be insightful. Let us know how it goes.
What a good idea. I may give vision boards a try. Good method for keeping your goals in mind. And of course, I ADORE your dog!
I've been hearing more about vision boards lately. You have me intrigued!
As a Monet fan myself, I heartily approve of the analogy. Following your example, if I don't make as much "progress" as I'd like this year, maybe I'll try the vision board thing myself next year.
I love this post. It's an amazing thing when we step back and ask ourselves what speaks to us, not what we ought to do, but with what we connect. I love the idea of the vision board.


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Damage to the dwelling and the contents could have been the largest unexpected disaster awaiting a homeowner who has less coverage than needed. Most policies provide a stated maximum amount of coverage for the lodging and another amount for contents.
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Dubai Eagles and Arabian Knights Set To Merge
Eagles and Knights Set To Merge
A press conference was held this morning to announce an exciting merge between the Arabian Knights and Dubai Eagles rugby clubs, both of whom are based at the Dubai Sports City's Rugby Park ground. In attendance were Knights Chairwoman, Louise Palmer, Eagles Director of Rugby, Sean Carey, Secretary General of the UAE Rugby Federation, Qais Abdulla al Dhalai, CFO of Dubai Sports City, Vijay Sajjanhar and Consultant for DSC, Jeff O'Brian as they officially announced the merge.
The new rugby club will be called the Dubai Knights Eagles
Both clubs share the same goals of developing rugby here in the UAE and are hoping for a tremendous boost by the merge, as they will now be able to offer the full spectrum of community rugby from grass roots, right the way through to senior rugby both male and female. The Knights bring a strong mini/youth rugby section to the party and the Eagles bring top flight Premiership rugby and an incredibly strong womens rugby section as well as mini and junior players.
Collectively the new Dubai Knights Eagles Rugby Club will have over 500 members helping the club move on to bigger and better things next season.
Chairwoman, Louise Palmer said;
"I founded the Knights over 10 years ago with my late husband and have a passion for the rugby community and the support here at Sports City has been amazing. So here I am 10 years later looking for stability more than anything and for the legacy of the club to go on with the ethos and the ethics that we've always built where everybody gets to play rugby."
Director of Rugby, Sean Carey said;
"For me I see this as a huge potential for growth in the region for rugby. As you know, the Knights have been around a while and they've got a great junior setup. The merge is perfect with the different teams coming together. The ultimate goal is the development of rugby and thats also the vision of Dubai Sports City and the UAE Rugby Federation's vision also."
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Conference Rugby By Numbers
We've compiled all of this year's Conference Rugby stats to show club performances throughout the 2018/19 season.
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Matthis Bathe, Knights U16's Scrum Half Has A Choosday Chat
Arabian Knights Scrum Half – Matthis Bathe talks idols, favourite food and proudest moments.
Born: Dubai, UAE
Club: Arabian Knights RFC
Position: Scrum/Fly Half
"I'd like to understand how difficult a full game of rugby is for a prop"
Who or what inspired you to play rugby?
My idols when I was growing up were Jonny Wilkinson and Danny Care. However there were many coaches such as Apollo Perellini and John Taimana who encouraged me to continue playing and practicing.
Some of my friends call me Mathitha.
What do you get up to in your spare time?
In my spare time I either play video games, do homework or play around outside.
Do you have any hidden talents?
I love languages and can speak French, Spanish and Arabic.
Who does the cooking at home?
Mainly it's my Mum but sometimes my Dad cooks.
What would you like to do when you leave school?
I would love to be a Chemical Engineer when I'm older, that would be pretty cool.
If you could have one superpower, what would it be?
I would like to be able to control time and I'd travel into the future to see what it's like.
Have you had any injuries whilst playing rugby?
I haven't had any major injuries, but I have strained some ligaments in my fingers.
If you could be one of your team-mates, who would it be and why?
I would like to be Umberto and understand how difficult a full game of rugby is for a prop.
Who's the best dancer in the Arabian Knights.
The best dancer is probably Dan Okenome, he's got some moves!
What are the best things about being part of the the Knights RFC?
The best things about the Knights Rugby Club is that we are so close, like a family.
What's your favourite food?
My favourite food is pepperoni pizza.
What do you miss most about back home?
I miss the cold weather and the ability to train at the local rugby pitch whenever I'd like.
Whats been your proudest moment playing rugby in the Dubai?
My proudest moment playing rugby in Dubai was when my team won the HSBC league in U10s.
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Choosday Chat With Knights Scrum Half Shane Narara
Arabian Knights Scrum Half Shane Narara talks about useless facts, island life and scented bubble baths.
Born: Lae, Papua New Guinea
Position: Scrum Half
"I learned a lot of capital cities and useless facts growing up."
Being from PNG it has to be rugby league with the NRL and State of Origin. Queenslander!!
The standard 'Shano'.
What was the last brunch you went on?
I can't really remember hahah. Possibly McGettigan's.
What are the best things about Knights?
The culture and ethos, and of course the Orange!
If you could have one superpower, what would it be and why?
Teleportation I reckon, because my side step's not that great.
I play a bit of guitar…well, try to anyway.
What do you miss most about PNG?
I miss the laid back, simple island life, and the natural scenic beauty.
What would be your Mastermind specialist subject?
Maybe Geography. I learned a lot of capital cities and useless facts growing up. [YR – We asked Shane for a useless fact: that Africa is the only continent which is located in all four hemispheres!]
Do you have any phobias?
It'd be between spiders and drunk people with buzz clippers!
Who are the jokers at The Knights?
Definitely Luke Spiteri – "The Dragin" (correct spelling… ask Luke why when you see him next!!) and Willy Njoya.
If you could be one of your team-mates, who would it be?
Either Charlie Willis (the captain), or Samson Narokobi. They're both beasts on the playing field.
Who do you listen to to get pumped for a match?
Some Foo Fighters or Tool.
Who would be your three dream dinner guests?
Probably Dave Chapelle, Dan Carter and Eric Clapton.
What would you like to achieve outside of rugby?
That's a tough one mate. I don't know, I guess just to enjoy the finer things in life; you know, like nice long walks on the beach, scented bubble baths, and a cold pint of Guinness. [YR – Who doesn't like a nice scented bubble bath?]
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Your Gulf Rugby 2018/19 Season Preview
2018/19 Gulf Rugby Season Preview
The start of the 2018/19 Gulf Rugby season is now upon us and with pre-season in full swing at most of the nation's rugby clubs, it's time to look ahead at the action in store for us and see how all of the domestic league competitions are shaping up. The summer has not been without its usual period of change as clubs come to terms with the usual spate of player arrivals and departures. Here's what we know about how things will line up this season.
UAE/West Asia Premiership
Mini & Youth
Holders: Jebel Ali Dragons (West Asia) and Dubai Exiles (UAE)
Format: A straight league set up with all sides playing each other home and away over three rounds (Home, Away, Home). The champions of the West Asia Premiership will be decided between the top four teams after all league rounds are complete via playoff semi finals and final. Likewise, the top four UAE based outfits (discarding results against Bahrain) will have a semi final playoff to see who will play on finals day for the right to be crowned UAE Premiership Champions.
Ins and Outs: After a difficult season which saw them finish bottom of the pile with only one win, Abu Dhabi Saracens have decided to be relegated to the Conference league this year as they embark on a rebuilding phase.
UAE/West Asia Premiership Teams
Bahrain, Dragons, Eagles, Exiles, Harlequins Hurricanes
Holders: Dubai Tigers
Format: Pay attention because things are about to get a little complicated in the second tier of Gulf rugby!
The ten UAE Conference sides have been split into two groups who will each play home and away fixtures during the first half of the season. Group A are formed of all UAE Premiership represented clubs and Group B are all other UAE rugby clubs. They will all fall under one league table this year with no split league as seen in previous years.
Part two of the season will see the sides face opposition from outside their group but only once. Points earned are added to their initial group totals. The season then culminates with the top two sides from each group entering the knockout stages with the Conference final scheduled for the end of March 2019.
UAE Conference Teams
Group A:
Harlequins 2s, Eagles 2s, Exiles 2s, Hurricanes 2s, Dragons 2s
Group B:
Amblers, Saracens, Knights, Sharks, Tigers
Ins and Outs: The Conference league was dealt a blow this week with the withdrawal of last season's runners up and one of the UAE's oldest rugby clubs, Sharjah Wanderers, citing lack of numbers. They will be replaced by the Dubai Eagles 2s who played their first season of Community rugby last year. Abu Dhabi Saracens 1s have dropped down from the UAE and will only field one team this season.
Holders: Abu Dhabi Harlequins 3s
Format: An initial league stage with each side playing each other once, aiming to secure a top two finish and a place at finals day where the champions will be decided.
Ins and Outs: Unsurprisingly for a league that fluctuated in size over the course of last season, the UAE Community rugby competition has seen its fair share of off-season activity. Barrelhouse, a club that is well established on the 7s circuit, make a welcome league debut whilst the Shaheen have also signalled an intent to return to the competition this year. Dubai Tigers' expanding squad size sees them enter a 2s team for the first time. The Dubai Hurricanes will not field a 3rd team this year so will not participate in Community rugby. Disappointment comes in the shape of the Beaver Nomads, traditionally a team to beat at Community level, being forced to withdraw from this year's competition.
UAE Community Teams
Amblers 2s, Barrelhouse 1s, Dragons 3s, Harlequins 3s, RAK 1s, Shaheen 1s, Sharks 2s, Tigers 2s
Holders: Dubai Eagles
Format: We'll be doing a dedicated Womens Rugby article closer to their first set of fixtures (5th October), but to give you an idea of what to expect this season, there will be eight rounds of rugby where we'll see Sevens rugby played at Harlequins, Hurricanes, Amblers, Saracens, Sharjah, Tigers and finally Eagles.
This season, there will be an invitational 15-a-side match held on finals day at The Sevens Stadium, alongside the other mens rugby Premiership, Conference and Community league finals which will be held on the 29th March 2019 which should bring the close to the season to an exciting climax this year with all levels featured on the final day.
This season we will hopefully see the Mini and Youth Rugby results and league tables featured for the first time on the website. We're really looking forward to bringing you as much of the rugby action as possible here in the Middle East, so be sure to check back on a weekly basis.
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Arabian Knights Charge Into 2018/19 UAE Rugby Season
While players across the UAE start their pre-season conditioning, the work behind the scenes for the new season preparations begins much earlier for club management. Local Dubai side, the Arabian Knights RFC leadership team have been hard at work throughout the offseason to showcase the club's strength in what will be it's 10th Anniversary year. Founded in 2008, the club is 600 members strong and offers rugby coaching for kids from the age of 5 to over senior rugby at 35+.
After a season of disruption to the seniors' setup last year, it is the Men's rugby teams that has experienced a revival during the offseason in preparation for a competitive charge into 2018/19. Welcoming Ric Lambert to the 1st team coaching setup, concluding an agreement with Sports City-based FitRepublik, and appointing a Club Captain to strengthen the team's leadership and infrastructure, the team is setting their sights firmly to the top half of the Conference table this coming season.
"Having someone of Ric's experience on board has already been telling in our preparations"
"Having someone of Ric's experience on board has already been telling in our preparations," says chairperson, Louise Palmer. "Under the guidance of coaches Wayne Terry and now Ric, we have a core team of young, exciting talent and looking to build on the season ahead. We can't wait to get going."
While cardio work for the players began back in June, a sea of distinctive orange vests descended on Sports City's FitRepublik for their first group session of strength and conditioning on Monday night, with the players taking full advantage of the club's investment in making available world class facilities and trainers to their members and newcomers.
"In the club's 10th year, we're all set to do the club and ourselves proud," says Charlie Willis, team captain and Number 8. "While clubs endure player turnover every year, mostly to relocation, the interest from fresh blood for the 2018/19 season has been very encouraging," he added.
The Arabian Knights Mens and Vets teams are based at Kings School Al Barsha during the regular season. For preseason, they gather every Friday morning at 07:30 for an open beach session at Kite Beach, or twice a week at FitRepublik for the remainder of August.
Click To Visit The Arabian Knights Profile Page
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Conference League Preview
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Whats New With The UAE Conference League?
Dubai Wasps will not compete this year
Abu Dhabi Saracens 2s drop to the Community league
Arabian Knights and Dubai Sharks to play at new home venues
Will the Al Ain resurgence continue?
It was a tumultuous season last time round for the men from the Garden City. After dropping out of the Premiership a mere two games in to the competition, citing an inability to field a team, they found life easier in the Conference racking up some big wins en route to finals day. A loss in a thrilling contest with Harlequins 2s will no doubt motivate the Amblers to go one better this time around. The Amblers once again cite player retention as having been a challenge over the summer but under the guidance of new head coach Sean Emmett a more stable club environment and a core of players at their disposal who have competed at Premiership level should see them prosper.
Can anyone gate crash the top half?
The late season top-bottom half make up has had a familiar look to it in recent seasons with Dubai Tigers and Dubai Sharks contesting the bottom half final for two years running. Both must surely go in to this season with sights firmly set on a top half finish this year and competing for greater honours. Recent form suggests the Tigers are the better bet, having emerged victorious on finals day and bolstered their coaching ranks over the summer with the addition of the experienced Peter Kelly. Both the Sharks and Arabian Knights have both had to contend with the upheaval of losing their home ground at Sports City to the new boys, Dubai Eagles, but both remain confident that their player base will remain loyal with the Knights securing a prime new venue at Kings College Barsha and Sharks playing this seasons rugby at Jebal Ali Centre of Excellence.
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Dubai Derby Day – Knights Vs Sharks Featuring New Drone Footage
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Dubai Derby day in Sports City
With the Knights confidence boosting win over the Saracens last weekend, you might have had your money on the home side to take the win in this local Dubai derby matchup against a struggling Sharks side.
Unfortunately for the Knights, things didn't go their way, losing the game 24-39 to the Sharks. A lack of ball control at the breakdown and silly penalties led to a couple of turnover tries, which saw the Sharks quick to capitalise on their mistakes. For the Knights, there were some solid runs from Kassim Buyondo and Sean Corroon and some good defensive work from winger Will Boardman. The build up to this game for the Knights was slightly unsettled as their first choice hooker – Serunjoji Paul was ruled out with a broken foot with Jake Myers stepping into the position for the first time.
Knights Manager, John Taimana said, "At the end of the day, we lost the match at the breakdown with ball security not up to the standard required."
He went on to say "The ruck was hotly contested and a number of penalties ensured that one team was able to put pressure on, which for this game was the Sharks" before finally adding, "Now, we prepare for the Bottom 5 rounds and will look forward to facing them again."
The Sharks can be pleased with themselves after a disappointing post sevens period of rugby, culminating in them having to forfeit last weeks game against the Exiles, simply because they did not have enough fit players. Yesterdays derby saw the return of Dan Crumplin in the front row, who put in a 'man of the match' performance with his relentless defence. This game also saw captain and UAE strongman, Joe Corcoran returning after the birth of his first child and putting in some solid contact. Together, they managed to set a platform for the team to get a rhythm going.
There is still a long list of players yet to return from injury for the Sharks, who will only strengthen the side but the coaches will be faced with selection headaches from players coming off the bench and holding their hands up – Paul Waters in particular having a good spell at full back.
Head coach Adrian Cartwright said, "Naturally, we're disappointed to not be getting a Top 6 finish, something that seemed to almost be a given after 4 wins from the opening 6 games, but injuries have had a significant impact since the Dubai Sevens and so yesterday was reassuring for many of the guys."
Cartwright added, "Most importantly, the game was played in great spirit and was a good match to watch with the Knights threatening right to the end, resulting in both teams seeming to enjoy the afternoon."
Both teams now out of the race to be in contention with a Top 6 place, this game was all about the bragging rights and the turf war. As local Dubai derbys go, this Sports City fixture was always going to be a good one to watch.
Other Conference Results
Elsewhere in the UAE Conference, Amblers just secured their place in the Top 6 with a strong performance over the Saracens, beating them 63-10. They finished level in the table with Tigers but go through on points difference. The Wasps vs Tigers game was forfeited due to Wasps injury troubles seeing them unable to put a side together. A strong performance from the Harlequins 2's saw them end the unbeaten run from the Dragons 2's, winning convincingly 41-18. Over at The Sevens, the Hurricanes 2's just scraped a win against Exiles 2's with a last minute try in the corner after a late scrum, leading to their flanker diving over from 5 yards out, taking the victory 39-34. It will be an interesting next few months as we now split the Conference League into Top 6 and Bottom 5.
By Alex Johnson
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After a quiet few months off, the UAE conference tournament is back for what looks to be an exciting season of rugby. The opening weekend saw some great matches take place across the UAE.
Defending champions Sharjah Wanderers began their campaign with a comfortable 34-7 win over the Dubai Sharks, showing their intent for back-to-back Conference triumphs.
The Arabian Knights lost a hard fought battle with the Wasps 15-29. The Knights seemed to win the battle of the forwards for the majority of the match but in the end discipline let them down and the Wasps made them pay for their mistakes.
The Dragons 2nd XV cruised to an impressive 58-3 win over the Al Ain Amblers 2nd XV, announcing that they are going to be a force to be reckoned with this season.
The final match saw the Abu Dhabi Harlequins 2nd XV go head to head with the Dubai Exiles 2nd XV. With both sides having finished in the top half of the table last season neither team wanted to drop points on the opening weekend. The result went the way of the Exiles who ran away with it to win 41-5.
A look ahead to this weekends UAE Rugby
The action continues this weekend coming with round 2 of the UAE Conference taking place, the pick of the matches is the Hurricanes 2nd XV taking on the Dragons 2nd XV, both teams have ambitions to finish in the top half of the table and the Dragons will definitely want to continue the great start they have made to the season.
Thats not all thats taking place this weekend with the beginning of both the UAE Premiership and Community League. The Premiership sees The Amblers entertaining the Abu Dhabi Saracens and the Dubai Hurricanes taking on the Abu Dhabi Harlequins. The match to watch in the Community League has the be the Beaver Nomads against the Sharks 2nd XV, the Nomads will be looking to defend their title this season and will hope to start it off with a win.
By Tom Davies
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Q: Using the same code base for jquery and node.js Which javascript pattern should i use in order to build javascript libraries?
And how can i build with UMD (https://github.com/umdjs/umd) a module that is able to handle
node.js, jquery and browsers?
I couldn't figure out how to combine the examples node.js + browser (https://github.com/umdjs/umd/blob/master/jqueryPluginCommonjs.js) with jquery + browser (https://github.com/umdjs/umd/blob/master/commonjsAdapter.js) to jquery + node.js + browser.

A: Sounds like you want this module.
It's very similar to the module pattern I've been using recently that caters for nodeJs, AMD and browser Javascript.
;(function (global) {
  function moduleDefinition(/*dependency*/) {
    'use strict';

    function module() {
      // module code goes here
    }

    return module;

  } if (typeof exports === 'object') {
    // node export
    module.exports = moduleDefinition(/*require('dependency')*/);
  } else if (typeof define === 'function' && define.amd) {
    // amd anonymous module registration
    define([/*'dependency'*/], moduleDefinition);
  } else {
    // browser global
    global.module = moduleDefinition(/*global.dependency*/);
  }
}(this));

For transparency, I think this code came from here.

A: The example in the code you linked looked pretty clear to me. You write your jquery module as if it was an ordinary jquery module into the block at line 21.
(function ($) {
    $.fn.jqueryPluginCommonJs = function () {};
})

The section above that is all about how the file detects which environment it is in, you don't need to touch this bit:
function (factory) {
    if (typeof define === 'function' && define.amd) {
        // AMD. Register as an anonymous module.
        define(['jquery'], factory);
    } else if (typeof exports === 'object') {
        // Node/CommonJS
        factory(require('jquery'));
    } else {
        // Browser globals
        factory(jQuery);
    }

Then when your file is complete, you save it as a seperate js file, and then load it into the browser with a script tag, or your nodejs environment with a "require" statement.
Because it's a jQuery plugin, it will only work in the browser if jquery has already been loaded at the time when this code runs, or if jquery is running in nodejs at the time when you require the file. (The nodejs bit of the loader at the top of the file will attempt to load jquery for you in node, but you're still going to have to have installed it with npm).

The reason why everyone is so confused by your question is because its hard to see how using a jquery plugin in vanilla nodejs makes any sense. jQuery is a DOM manipulation library, and by default nodejs has no DOM, so there's nothing that jQuery can help you with.
If you're loading a DOM into nodejs with something like jsDOM, then you should already know how to connect up your DOM to the instance of jQuery that you're "requiring" with this script.
To be honest, if you're having trouble understanding any of the code in the 20 line examples you've posted in your question, it's probably a little early for you to be trying to load a custom jquery module into nodejs.
I'd suggest spending some time really looking at the UMD documentation, until you properly understand everything that is going on there. It's an order of magnitude less complicated than trying to wire a custom jquery module into a DOM in node, and the stuff you learn will help you understand what's really going on in your module when something inevitably goes wrong later down the line.


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Midnight Scoop is almost ready to open it's doors! A few weeks of messing with format and making sure everything is the way we want it and all the links are working - and now we're here!
If you haven't checked out our "about us" section, please do so now.
Who even knows who invented the ice cream scoop - we're more focused on re-inventing it! There have been heated ice cream scoops, electric ice cream scoops, stainless steel ice cream scoops, antifreeze ice cream scoops, and pretty much any combination of things under the sun aimed at making the ice cream scoop better. We took all of those and pushed it a step further - while remaining as functional as possible. No batteries to replace, yet you still get heat transference with aluminum. Shaped to be both comfortable and functional - it lets you apply as much force as you want to hard ice cream, with no risk to yourself when compared to traditional ice cream spoons and ice cream spaces. No matter what ice cream recipes you are using, the Midnight Scoop will be strong enough to cut through layers of chocolate, peanut butter cups, frozen fruit, and bands or caramel. Scooping ice cream will be a breeze with the best ice cream scoop available on the market.
Midnight Scoop is also looking at opening our online store once we have inventory and have decided on finishes and colors - which will be located at this website under the "store" section!
In this digital age, we want the social media aspect of our company to be both thriving and engaging. Furthermore, we will be on our pages calling you out or responding to what you say!
Feel free to visit our store, read our FAQ's, or see what we're all about!
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07.01 Traffic Volumes (Edition 2017)
Traffic still represents a crucial load factor of the urban environment. Its numerical development is observed through traffic counts that have been carried out at regular intervals since 1951 in the western boroughs of Berlin and since 1993 for the entire city area. The Berlin Traffic Control (Verkehrsleitung Berlin VLB) of the Senate Department for the Environment, Transport and Climate Protection is responsible for carrying out traffic counts on motorways, federal highways and the remaining main road network. The current data refer to the year 2014 and thus update the values of the preceding analysis from 2009.
The motorisation level, i.e. the ratio of cars to the number of inhabitants, was very different for East and West Berlin in 1970. For instance, there were 77.5 cars per 1,000 inhabitants in East Berlin in 1970, compared to 175.4 in the western part of the city, i.e. almost 100 vehicles more per 1,000 inhabitants. In 1995, also due to the reunification, the numbers were already significantly closer together than before: in East Berlin 320 cars were now available per 1,000 inhabitants, compared to 375 cars in West Berlin. Since 2011, a slightly decreasing motorisation level for cars can be observed, which can be traced in particular to a declining availability of cars for younger people (cf. Fig. 1 and SenStadtUm 2016). In comparison with other cities, Berlin is thus still at a very favourable level with 335 cars/1,000 inhabitants. For instance, Munich with 444 (2015) and Hamburg with about 419 cars/1,000 inhabitants (2015) exhibit far higher values. The German average was 540 cars/1,000 inhabitants in 2015.
"However, there is a significant gradient between the Berlin inner city (in parts below 200 motor vehicles/1,000 inhabitants) and the outer city areas (in parts more than 500 motor vehicles/1,000 inhabitants" (cf. StEP Verkehr, SenStadt 2011).
Fig. 1: Motorisation level in Berlin 1970 - 2015 (according to Map 07.01, Fig. 2 (Edition 1995) with updates according to data of the Statistical Office for Berlin-Brandenburg (Amt für Statistik Berlin-Brandenburg (AfS))
For the eastern part of the city, nothing can be stated with respect to the motorisation level for the period from 1991 to 1993 due to the changeover of the number plates of all vehicles at that time. Since 1996, only a total value for Berlin is being specified.
[Statistical base of the Figure is also available as Excel-File (MS-Excel is required).]
The following overviews compare the annual numbers of the important parameters route length and driving performance according to traffic load classes with respect to the development from 1993 to 2014.
Due to the variations in the route lengths of the individual reference years, the comparability is limited. It remains noteworthy that, despite a continually increased extent of routes attributed to the main road network, the absolute level of the calculated daily driving performance of all sections has slightly declined, as has the proportion of route sections experiencing high loads (average daily traffic volume (ADT) > 50,000 motor vehicles).
Tab. 1: Daily traffic volume (DTV/ADT), route length (km) and driving performance (km/day) in the main road network in 1993
[Table is also available as Excel-File (MS-Excel is required).]
Tab. 2: Daily traffic volume (DTV/ADT), route length (km) and driving performance (km/day) in the main road network in 1998/99
Tab. 5: Daily traffic volume (ADT), route length (km) and driving performance (km/day) in the main road network in 2014
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Giannantonio Valtrini ou Giovanni Antonio Valtrino, né à Rome le  et mort à Loreto le ) est un écrivain et érudit jésuite italien.

Biographie
Giannantonio Valtrini naquit a Rome le  ; après ses études classiques, y compris la rhétorique, il entra au noviciat de la Compagnie de Jésus le . Son temps d'épreuve achevé, il suivit le cours de logique et fut ensuite destiné à enseigner les belles-lettres. Il consacra quelques mois à l'étude de la théologie morale et fut ordonné prêtre, vraisemblablement en 1579, vu que cette année-là son nom est précédé du qualificatif: Pater.

Valtrini fut l'éditeur des Annuae litterae Societatis Iesu pour les années 1581 et 1582, imprimées à Rome en 1583 et 1584. Au mois de mai de cette année il séjourne à Naples, où il se repose et se restaure les forces du corps et de l'esprit.

D'après la préface mise par le P. Virgile Cépari en tête de sa vie de S. Louis Gonzague, Valtrini fut mandé de Sicile à Rome « pour écrire les chroniques de la Compagnie » ; Cépari occupé à autre chose, lui confia aussi le soin de continuer la biographie de S. Louis.

Valtrini s'y employa avec diligence, prit des informations, demanda des éclaircissements, mais laissa l'ouvrage inachevé. Par contre il écrivit une biographie abrégée du Saint, que le P. Janninck cite dans les Acta Sanctorum. C'est sans doute cette Vie, que dans une lettre datée de Sienne le  et adressée au P. Général, il affirme avoir laissée à Rome. Dans la même missive il dit qu'il y a des corrections et additions à faire à la liste, déposée chez le P. Secretaire, des Jésuites martyrs et victimes de la charité. Reprenant en 1597 les faites principaux de sa carrière, Valtrini énonce qu'il a enseigné les lettres pendant quelques années, pendant trois l'Écriture Sainte (à Rome de 1593 a 1596), pendant une les cas de conscience (à Sienne de 1596 a 1597) ; il a fait aussi sa troisième année de probation. Il prononça la profession solennelle des trois vœux à Rome le dimanche  et mourut a Lorette le vendredi .

Œuvres
 . En louant cet ouvrage, Tiraboschi dit que l'auteur y expose tout ce qui appartient à son sujet avec ordre, concision et élégance.

On trouve à Rome d'autres opuscules inédits, et des Commentaires sur le livre de Job par Valtrini. La Vie de S. Stanislas Kostka par le P. Valtrini a été publié par J. Goetstouwers.

Notes et références

Bibliographie
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Jésuite italien
Écrivain italien du XVIe siècle
Naissance à Rome
Naissance en juin 1556
Décès en août 1601
Décès à Loreto (Italie)
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#include "dataObjOpr.h"

int
rsSubStructFilePut (rsComm_t *rsComm, subFile_t *subFile,
bytesBuf_t *subFilePutOutBBuf)
{
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    int remoteFlag;
    int status;

    remoteFlag = resolveHost (&subFile->addr, &rodsServerHost);

    if (remoteFlag == LOCAL_HOST) {
        status = _rsSubStructFilePut (rsComm, subFile, subFilePutOutBBuf);
    } else if (remoteFlag == REMOTE_HOST) {
        status = remoteSubStructFilePut (rsComm, subFile, subFilePutOutBBuf,
	  rodsServerHost);
    } else {
        if (remoteFlag < 0) {
            return (remoteFlag);
        } else {
            rodsLog (LOG_NOTICE,
              "rsSubStructFilePut: resolveHost returned unrecognized value %d",
               remoteFlag);
            return (SYS_UNRECOGNIZED_REMOTE_FLAG);
        }
    }

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}

int
remoteSubStructFilePut (rsComm_t *rsComm, subFile_t *subFile,
bytesBuf_t *subFilePutOutBBuf, rodsServerHost_t *rodsServerHost)
{
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          "remoteSubStructFilePut: Invalid rodsServerHost");
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        return status;
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        rodsLog (LOG_NOTICE,
         "remoteSubStructFilePut: rcSubStructFilePut failed for %s, status = %d",
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    return status;
}

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_rsSubStructFilePut (rsComm_t *rsComm, subFile_t *subFile,
bytesBuf_t *subFilePutOutBBuf)
{
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    }

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              "_rsSubStructFilePut: filePut for %s, status = %d",
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            status = SYS_COPY_LEN_ERR;
        } else {
            rodsLog (LOG_NOTICE,
              "_rsSubStructFilePut: Write error for %s, status = %d",
              subFile->subFilePath, status);
        }
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45 * @param string $title Title, (must be ready for output, that means it must be htmlspecialchars()'ed).
48 * @return string Wrapping title string.
117 * Returns TRUE if a doktype can be linked.
120 * @param int $uid uid to test.
132 * @param string $icon HTML string to wrap, probably an image tag.
153 * @return string The processed icon input value.