The Sunda stink badger (Mydaus javanensis), awso cawwed de Javan stink badger, tewedu, Maway stink badger, Maway badger, Indonesian stink badger and Sunda skunk, is a mammaw native to Indonesia and Mawaysia. Despite de common name, stink badgers are not cwosewy rewated to true badgers, and are, instead, Owd Worwd rewatives of de skunks.
Sunda stink badgers have a simiwar body shape to badgers, but are significantwy smawwer, being 37 to 52 cm (15 to 20 in) in totaw wengf, and weighing from 1.3 to 3.6 kg (2.9 to 7.9 wb). Their fur is coarse, and bwack or very dark brown over most of de body, wif a white stripe running from de top of de head to de taiw. The taiw is short, measuring about 3.6 cm (1.4 in), and is covered in pure white fur. The widf of de stripe varies considerabwy between individuaws, but is usuawwy narrow, and may be discontinuous. As de name indicates, stink badgers have an anaw scent gwand dat secretes a fouw-smewwing substance, which de animaw can spray up to 15 cm (5.9 in). Femawes have six teats.
Named for de Sunda Iswands, Sunda stink badgers are found in Java, Sumatra, Borneo, and de nordern Natuna Iswands. Sunda stink-badgers can be found across a wide variety of habitats, incwuding forest edges or areas of secondary forest. Historicawwy, dey were dought to be restricted to high ewevations of over 2,000 m (6,600 ft), and onwy rarewy on wowwand pwains. This is now known not to be true, and more recent surveys have shown Sunda stink-badgers are often found in ewevations weww bewow 2000m. Sunda stink-badgers have been reported as wow as 250 m (820 ft) above sea wevew on Java, at rewativewy wow ewevations in Sarawak., and have even been recorded at ewevations as wow as 10m in de Lower Kinabatangan fwoodpwains, Sabah, Borneo at seemingwy high densities.
Sunda stink badgers are omnivorous and highwy nocturnaw. The animaw portion of deir diet consists of invertebrates, eggs, and carrion. At night, dey root drough soft soiw using deir snout and cwaws, searching for worms and ground-dwewwing insects. During de day, dey sweep in short burrows, wess dan 60 cm (24 in) in wengf, which dey may eider dig demsewves or take over from oder animaws, such as porcupines. They have been reported to give birf to witters of two or dree young.
^ Long, B.; Hon, J.; Azwan J. & Duckworf, J. W. (2008). "Mydaus javanensis". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2008. Internationaw Union for Conservation of Nature. Retrieved 27 January 2009.
^ Desmarest, A. G. (1820). "Esp. Moufette de Java, mephitis javanensis". Mammawogie ou description des espèces des Mammifères. Paris: Agasse. p. 187.
^ Geoffroy-Saint-Hiwaire, Étienne; Cuvier, Frédéric (1821). "Le téwagon". Histoire naturewwe des mammifères. 3 (27). Paris. pp. 1–2.
^ Dragoo, J. W.; Honeycutt, R. L. (1997). "Systematics of mustewid-wike carnivores". Journaw of Mammawogy. 78 (2): 426–443. doi:10.2307/1382896. JSTOR 1382896.
^ a b c d Hwang, Y. T.; Larivière, S. (2003). "Mydaus javanensis". Mammawian Species (723): 1–3. doi:10.1644/723.
^ Vickers SH, Evans MN, Abu Bakar MS, and Benoit Goossens B. (2017). The first recorded activity pattern for de Sunda stink-badger Mydaus javanensis (Mammawia: Carnivora: Mephitidae) using camera traps. Raffwes Buwwetin of Zoowogy 65: 316–324.
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class XmppTaskParentInterface;
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namespace sync_notifier {

class CacheInvalidationPacketHandler
    : public notifier::PushNotificationsSubscribeTaskDelegate,
      public notifier::PushNotificationsListenTaskDelegate {
 public:
  // Starts routing packets from |invalidation_client| using
  // |base_task|.  |base_task.get()| must still be non-NULL.
  // |invalidation_client| must not already be routing packets through
  // something.  Does not take ownership of |invalidation_client|.
  CacheInvalidationPacketHandler(
      base::WeakPtr<buzz::XmppTaskParentInterface> base_task);

  // Makes the invalidation client passed into the constructor not
  // route packets through the XMPP client passed into the constructor
  // anymore.
  virtual ~CacheInvalidationPacketHandler();

  // If |base_task| is non-NULL, sends the outgoing message.
  virtual void SendMessage(const std::string& outgoing_message);

  virtual void SetMessageReceiver(
      invalidation::MessageCallback* incoming_receiver);

  // Sends a message requesting a subscription to the notification channel.
  virtual void SendSubscriptionRequest();

  // PushNotificationsSubscribeTaskDelegate implementation.
  virtual void OnSubscribed() OVERRIDE;
  virtual void OnSubscriptionError() OVERRIDE;

  // PushNotificationsListenTaskDelegate implementation.
  virtual void OnNotificationReceived(
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  base::NonThreadSafe non_thread_safe_;
  base::WeakPtrFactory<CacheInvalidationPacketHandler> weak_factory_;

  base::WeakPtr<buzz::XmppTaskParentInterface> base_task_;

  scoped_ptr<invalidation::MessageCallback> incoming_receiver_;

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};

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Glassifies chemical hazardous waste cost effectively.
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It was great weekend trip and I would definitely recommend it to everyone who wants to experience some nature but also does not feel like giving up on the basic level of comfort (such as clean bed, warm meal or a shower :) ).
Örö is a part of the Archipelago Sea National Park (find more at Wiki) and it is very special because until 2015 it has been closed to the public and served as a military area. Archipelago will, I think, always be a little closer to my heart, and if I have a chance, I will try to explore all of it... :) I still have very fond memories of our one and only proper holiday with Robert, which we had spent biking around Åland islands (I would love to go back again one day and see some more... you can check out my article, unfortunately still only in Czech - ostrovy Åland).
Despite the fact, that Örö has been a military area once, it is very comfortable and I would say cozy place to stay. There is a hotel/hostel built up for guests, plus 3 of the cottages have been transformed into rentable apartments. At the reception you can buy all sorts of basic foods and junk food people usually buy while camping and there is also open a very nice restaurant (with surprisingly high prices) and a cute cafeteria with books to borrow or take home with you. As I understood, on the island are also reserved special areas for camping, so you can also grab a tent and go on your own.
Do book a place in the hostel or a cottage beforehand. I suspect that during a season it can be booked out.
The island itself is pretty small and it is laced with hiking and biking trails. It is possible to rent a bike (for a pretty fair price) and bike around, while enjoying the stunning sea view and raw nature combined with the remains of the military base. It feels like a little open air military museum, with the cannons, bunkers and other military thingies spread around.
You can get there by a boat or by a public transport. More info and a possibility to book your ticket at: nationalparks.fi. We were driving to the port by car, which was about 2.5hour drive from Tuusula. Then we left it on the big free parking lot (which was pretty full, but I am pretty confident that big enough for you to find a spot) and continued by a boat. Even though you can book your ticket beforehand, we bought them on the boat and it was not big of a deal. You are always buying both way ticket (which makes sense, as they do not want you to stay there, right? :) ) and you should check the schedules beforehand. The boats do not commute too often, just couple of times per day...so be careful not to get actually stuck there by missing your only way out.


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we can make it start on tuesday i am sure, but its up to the gm, we dont have one signed up yet.
prospects for gming are crumb, wei yau, and vm.
Well, no, don't hold up the whole game on my account. I just figured if it started on Monday, people could cast aspersions about without my assistance for a day. Technically I suppose I can sneak on real quick Monday night / Tuesday morning after my flight but before my sleep. No promises that I'll be coherent at that hour, though.
I suggest two mob and 1 traitor for this version, especially if you don't have a vigilante. The other option for the vigilante is that he doesn't have to kill each night but can choose to.
I think it is better to have a vigilante that get 1-3 kills for the game. He can use them any night he wishes. Max 1 / night.
i really like the recruit option as well, adds spice to the game, but it should be a hidden recruit. ie the mob kills as well, so no one will have any idea when it happens and will be looking for changes in style throughout.
just my opinion, of course its all up to you vm.
That makes sense. If the vig doesn't kill every night, and the mob kills and recruits on the same night, there would be no way to tell if or when the recruit happened (would there?). Also I was thinking something else, but now I forget what.
ETA: Oh yeah! Also, if there was a situation like last time where the cop managed to out two mafia, the town could lynch the one and the vig kill the other on the same day, and it wouldn't take up two days of the game.
There are probably a bunch of people who aren't going to be able to fit. If that happens maybe we should knock a few people (2-3) off this game and create a second one running simultaneously.
I'm also down for werewolf next.
thats a good call, ja, we will need another gm. maybe spenser or balluga or crumb or wei yau wouldnt mind running one will playing another.
Well the "basic 12 player" game laid out at Mafiascum is 3 mafia, 1 doc, 1 cop, 7 townies. So I think with 15 players we should have at least 4 mafia, 1 doc, 1 cop. I don't much like the vigilante 'cause it gives one player too much power imo. I'm down with hidden recruiting for the mafia, since I think that would work much better than the other way.
So right now I'm leaning toward 3 mafia to start with 1 hidden recruit, no vigilante.
What do y'all think about having two cops so they can share info and have more influence on voting? It struck me that although the cop was able to find mafia from night one (which she did) she couldn't really use that information effectively until she was about to die. If she'd had a co-worker they could've leveraged off each other to sway people toward killing the known mafia early on. Then again, maybe that's too much power for the townies?
might be too powerful, i understand what you mean, but that is what makes being the cop so difficult to play it always a choice on when to come forward.
hmm, but you would have a high number of mafia for only 15 players so it might work well.
But the mafia has the advantage of knowing who's innocent and who's not. The two cops would be restricted by having to look up each player and trying to pass the info on to the townies without getting themselves killed.
We can try that out in the next game and see if having two cops skews the game too much. Or even forbid the cops from communicating with each other, in essence, you'd be making them undercover cops.
Another possibility is to have the retired cop role... that means if the cop dies, someone else becomes the cop. It'd probably be best if the info did not get inherited. And I'm not sure if the retired cop knows that he/she has that role.
if its two cops viewing independently then they shouldnt be able to communicate and certainly no doctor either way i think.
I wouldnt mind playing mafia while running a werewolf game. I can start a sign up now, or wait a few days to let people come down from the last game.
How many players should I limit the game to and how many specials should be in the game?
Yeah I'm thinking two cops who can communicate and investigate one player per night.
I couldn't handle two WW games at the same time so I'll stick to the Mafia one here.
I'd rather wait to see if there is enough interest. With 21 people participating in game 2 and more (Ensign Steve, godfry, and Lees, plus maybe wei yau) being added on top of that, there's easily enough for 2 games assuming everyone wants to play. So maybe if people would post in here so we can see how many people are into it. If it's at least 20 I'd say make the games 10 and 10 or 15 and however-many-are-willing.
I don't feel up to playing two games at the same time, though, others might.
well lets see how many people want in on this game, use the core to start a second game and see if they are up for ww, i will have to think about it myself. im playing two games right now. but they should be ending or drawing to a close on monday.
I'm sitting this one out.
Playing WW at II. I think I want to come up with a Deadwood storyline too for GMing one, but I won't have the time right now. Don't worry I'll be back.


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Family attorneys in Pasadena, along with courtroom watchers and celebrity gossip columnists, have been wondering for months what the final price tag would be on Mel Gibson's divorce to wife Robyn Denise Moore. Well, wonder no longer. ABC News is reporting that Moore will be taking half of Gibson's $850 million fortune.
Married for 31 years and separated for nearly three, the Gibsons have accumulated considerable assets during their marriage, including major real estate investments (like the island he bought in Fiji for $15 million in 2005). People magazine is reporting Mel and Robyn did not have a prenuptial agreement and hence she also is entitled to half of any film residuals Gibson receives for the rest of his life.
The divorce will take effect on January 9, 2012, and is believed to be the most expensive in Hollywood history. Finalized by a judge in Los Angeles, the judgement keeps nearly all of the details of the settlement secret. Only one of the couple's seven children is still a minor and "therefore subject to a custody agreement," according to ABC News. Custody arrangements are believed to be the next item on the agenda for both Gibson and Moore and will likely be settled in January.
The massive payout comes just months after Gibson agreed to pay ex-girlfriend and mother of his young daughter Oksana Grigorieva $750,000. The couple was embroiled in a brutal custody battle that included the now infamous recordings of Gibson ranting sexist and racist comments. Gibson pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor battery charge involving Grigorieva in March. During the domestic abuse drama, Robyn Moore stood by her estranged husband's side and told the press Gibson was never physically abusive towards her or their children during their long marriage. Gibson and Moore reportedly waited to hash out the details of their divorce until his problems with Grigorieva had been addressed.
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Since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, where 20 children and six adults were killed, there have been approximately 1,600 mass shootings in the United States as of February of 2018, according to The New York Times. In 2018 alone, there were 340 mass shootings in the country, and nearly four months into 2019, there have been approximately 75, according to the Gun Violence Archive.
There's no denying the physical toll that the lack of gun regulation in the United States brings, but what about the mental toll?
On Monday, Jeremy Richman, the father of one of the victims of the Sandy Hook mass shooting, was found dead after apparently committing suicide in Newtown, Connecticut, according to Buzzfeed News. Richman's suicide comes in light of two Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting survivors took their own lives just days before. On March 17, Sydney Aiello, a graduate of Stoneman High who was at the school during the shooting, killed herself on March 17. Her mother said she suffered from "survivor's guilt," a mental condition which occurs when someone believes they are at fault for surviving a traumatic event and had been diagnosed with PTSD. On March 23, a 17-year-old Stoneman sophomore who had also been at the school when the shooting occurred, killed himself just one day after Aiello's funeral.


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Counting Down The 12 Greatest Years For Whatcom County Boys Basketball: #8 2018
April 6, 2020 October 18, 2019 by Jim Carberry
The Best of the Best #8: 2018
Whatcom County high schools have produced some amazing basketball seasons, but of those 100-plus years of state championship seasons and all the other great successes at state tournaments, which years were the best for the county as a whole?
Well, we at www.whatcomhoops.com came up with our top 12 greatest years of boys basketball. Why 12? Because a top 10 just wasn't enough.
Before you start arguing with our picks, remember that any time you pick the "best" or "greatest" you have to be somewhat subjective. That is really true when looking at seasons that span more than a century of changes.
For example, from the first state tournament in 1923 until 1957, our county's schools, both big and small, almost always competed in the one "big" state tournament that included all the big-city teams. It may be no coincidence that we had to wait until the new Class A tournament for smaller schools was formed in 1958 for our first state title.
Then there's the fact that we have more schools now — 12 — than we had for most of the past 100 years, and they are competing in four different classifications (3A, 2A, 1A and 1B). So it's easier for more teams in the 21st century to qualify and place at state than it was in the 20th century.
Finally, this is not meant to rank the greatest teams or even best tournaments, which would be completely subjective (and maybe we'll do that sometime in the future).
Our goal was to rank the county's best years by looking at all the county teams' accomplishments, particularly their state finishes. The only accomplishment we required to be eligible for the top 10 was that at least one county team had to have won a state championship that year.
And now, let's count down the top 12 years for Whatcom County boys basketball:
The 2018 state champion Lyncs and Lions (Photo courtesy of Sally Heppner)
The county won two boys state titles in the same year for the third time, putting this season at No.8 on the list.
Interestingly, in all three years when the county took a pair of state crowns, no other county teams earned state trophies. It was Lynden and Lynden Christian doing the honors again in Yakima. For the super-athletic Lions, it took the return of injured Clayton Whitman and the steady play of Christian Zamora to run away from the 2A field and earn the school's ninth state title and the first of back-to-back state crowns. For the hot-shooting Lyncs, it was tournament MVP Cole Bajema leading them to a double-overtime semifinal victory and a 37-point win over undefeated and No.1-ranked Freeman in the championship game for the Lyncs' sixth state championship. Mount Baker in 1A was the only other county team to qualify for state, but the Mounties missed out on a trophy.
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This short walk explores a piece of the Royal National Park, with lovely wildflowers in spring, and some great sandstone rock formations. The main highlight is the creek. Flat Rock Creek, as the name suggests, has a solid and flat bed. The rock is red in colour and the water flows across the width of the creek. This spot is great on a sunny day to contrast the blue sky with the red rock.
From the Flat Rock Creek car park (West of Flat Rock Creek bridge, 6.6KM south of Audley on Sir Bertram Stevens Dr), this walk follows the track past the 'Flat Rock Creek' sign. Following the arrow down the rock the walk then winds through the bush passing some interesting rock formations and views of the creek. Just near the creek the track heads right to come to the bank of Flat Rock Creek. (The creek may be impassable after rain, and is slippery).
Flat Rock Creek is found south east of Audley and flows north under Sir Bertram Stevens Drive. In places the water is wide and shallow as it flows across the solid flat rock bed. The red rock and the shallow creek make for a very interesting environment. It is a nice cools spot to visit on hot days.
This whole walk, 150m has short steep hills.
This whole walk, 150m follows a formed track, with some branches and other obstacles.
This whole walk, 150m has directional signs at most intersection.
This whole walk, 150m requires some bushwalking experience.
This whole walk, 150m is not usually affected by severe weather events (that would unexpectedly impact safety and navigation).
This whole walk, 150m has limited facilities (such as not all cliffs fenced).
A list of walks that share part of the track with the Flat Rock Creek walk.
A list of walks that start near the Flat Rock Creek walk.
This walk follows Mount Bass Fire Trail, then a bush track, to Winifred Falls. Be prepared to get your feet wet crossing upper Winifred Falls. The Winifred Falls are really nice, and can be complemented by the brilliant side trip down to to South West Arm pools. These pools are a great place for a swim and a bite to eat before returning to the road.
http://new.wildwalks.com/wildwalks_custom/includes/walk_fire_danger.php?walkid=nsw-royalnp-frc Each park may have its own fire ban, this rating is only valid for today and is based on information from the RFS Please check the RFS Website for more information.


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Cortes Island: A Different Vision for Forestry in British Columbia
By: Desmog Canada
In 2012, I took a fateful trip to Cortes Island — a northern gulf island three ferry rides away from Vancouver — to document the Cortes community's fight to fend off an impending logging operation by coastal timber giant Island Timberlands.
Community members took us deep into the woods privately owned by Island Timberlands and showed us the hidden pockets of old-growth that the company was targeting. I was struck by how passionate and knowledgeable these Cortes residents were about the land, sharing a trove of fascinating information about the fungal networks underlying our footsteps and their relationships with the giant trees that were scattered throughout this complex and ancient ecosystem.
They explained why cutting down this forest and replacing it with young trees was not adequate to protect the values they held dear. A young forest simply could not filter the drinking water, or sustain the wildlife, or generate the tourism interest that they required to continue living on this tiny island. And furthermore, they felt there was something sacred here that simply should not be tampered with.
According to Ben Parfitt of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, as of 2008, "17.5 million cubic meters of usable wood has been left behind at logging operations in BC, an amount that would fill a line of logging trucks lined bumper to bumper on the Trans Canada Highway from Vancouver to Halifax and almost all the way back again." That is a staggering amount of wood being left to rot or burn — and a substantial amount of carbon being released into our atmosphere.
Finally, rather than exporting the wood overseas, Cortes wanted to create a local value-added industry, with local millers and manufacturers making finished wood products out of the raw materials before the timber left the island.
Raw log exports have accelerated dramatically on the coast in recent years. B.C. has seen a 1,200 per cent increase in unprocessed wood leaving our shores in the past decade, with the vast majority of those logs coming from the coast, where there are more private lands and fewer restrictions on log exports. Meanwhile, over half of coastal mills have closed shop in the past 20 years. By processing that wood here in B.C., we could keep more people employed while harvesting less timber.
It was this vision for a forest industry that works for the people as well as for the forests that sparked my interest in making a documentary. Films about people trying to stop logging had already been done. But a film about people trying to practice truly sustainable forestry was something that I had never seen before.
Throughout the course of making this film, the Cortes Island vision of starting a Community Forest has come to fruition. In October 2013, the B.C. government granted Klahoose and the Cortes Forestry Co-Op a Community Forestry Agreement, granting them the ability to manage most of the Crown forestlands on Cortes for the long-term benefit of their community.
They have hired a forest manager, surveyed much of the land-base, and have begun selectively harvesting several areas on Cortes. In a spirit of transparency rarely seen in B.C.'s forest sector, the Cortes Community Forest Partnership has allowed me to film their operations on the ground for my documentary. They have been eager to show the world the caliber of forestry that is being done on Cortes.
And it has been fascinating getting to witness the level of thought that goes into selecting which trees will remain, which will be cut, and how those trees will be taken down so as not to damage the ones that are being left behind. It is a level of care and skill that I had never witnessed before in any industrial clear-cuts.
That is not to say there aren't challenges. Finding local fallers has been difficult, so off-island fallers have had to be brought in. Eco-forestry is expensive, so the margins are thin, adding pressure to harvest more than the community may be comfortable with at first. Furthermore, people haven't had time to invest in milling equipment or woodshops, so some logs are leaving the island unprocessed. And there is pressure from the B.C. government, whose Annual Allowable Cut (AAC) dictates the minimum amount of timber that must be harvested each year.
So by no means is Cortes some utopia. There is a whole range of dilemmas and disagreements on the island about how much timber should be logged, where it should be done, how it should be done, who should log it, who should mill it, and how much timber — if any — should be leaving the island unprocessed.
But this is all a work in progress. The hope is that as the Community Forest puts some money in the bank, it will be able to assist the community in building up its value-added industries. And after just its second harvest, they were able to sell more wood on-island than the first time around. So things are moving in the right direction. But in order to stay on track, Cortes must not lose the trust they worked so hard to build. This means keeping the lines of communication open — and really listening to input from the community. It is, after all, a community forest.
In the past four years that I've spent documenting forestry issues on the coast, I have come to realize that whatever solutions we concoct must take into account the First Nations whose unceded territories dominate these lands; the thousands of forestry workers that depend on these forests for employment; and the coastal communities that depend on these forests for other uses such as clean water, tourism and recreation. The only solutions that will be truly sustainable are the ones that don't try to compromise between our multiple forest values, but that bring them all up together as a synergistic whole.
My Heartwood series is about moving to a place where the various forest users in B.C. no longer have to be in conflict with one another. It is about moving beyond the paradigm where timber value is the sole metric for the value of a forest. It is about coming up with a holistic value system that takes into account all the intangible and unquantifiable services that forests provide our communities.
And yes, it is also about getting to a place where communities can sustainably grow and harvest timber for generations to come. These are not new ideas. The solutions have been floating around for decades. It's just that finally — at least on Cortes Island — some of them are finally starting to be implemented. It's time for the rest of the province to catch up and start moving in the same direction.


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Apparently rare, in the forest. Reportedly flowers only in February in Panama; flowers elsewhere in April and May.
Guatemala to Panama. In Panama, known only from tropical moist forest in the Canal Zone.


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Rolling Thunder 2019
THOUSANDS of bikers rode into London as part of a massive protest against the prosecution of a former British soldier charged over Bloody Sunday.
The M25 is expected to grind to a halt with organisers of the Rolling Thunder event predicting 7,000 bikers will join the motorway before riding into the capital. Rolling Thunder's Facebook page shows bikers massing at service stations in Leicestershire and Cheshire and features video clips of motorcycle convoys heading south from the North East, Yorkshire and Derbyshire. The ride-out is being staged in support of "Soldier F", a 77-year-old army veteran who faces murder charges for killing two civil rights demonstrators in Londonderry in 1972.
In central London, Park Lane is closed between Marble Arch and Hyde Park Corner after a group of Rolling Thunder bikers gathered as part of the larger protest.
AA Roadwatch said local detours were in operation and 10 bus routes had been diverted as a result.
One of the riders, Fred Staszewski, wrote on Facebook: "Just a heads up, please be aware that this Friday April 12 there will be many motorcycles on ALL roads leading to London.
"There are groups of riders coming from the four corners of the country and it is estimated that 7,000 bikes will be in attendance.
"There are five designated assembly points around the M25 before the push into central London.
"Please take extra care out there on Friday and watch out for the bikers."
Riders met at the Thurrock Motorway Services Area in Grays, Essex and at other meeting points along the M25 including the service areas at Clacket Lane, South Mimms and at London Gateway Services on the M1 and Heston Services on the M4.
Another rider, Christopher Davies, added: "Rolling Thunder in support of Soldier F motorcycle ride taking place on Friday 12th April should be quite spectacular.
"The Facebook page has exceeded 12,000 since its inception in a couple of weeks.
"A possible 7,000 motorbikes will be converging on London mostly ridden by veterans although anyone is welcome on the ride."
The Met Police are working with organisers and are supervising the event.
On January 20, 1972, 14 civilians and another 14 were wounded when troops from 1 Para fired at demonstrators in the Bogside area of Londonderry.
The day became known as Bloody Sunday and is remembered as one of the darkest days of the Northern Ireland Troubles.
Prosecutors said Solider F will face charges for the murders of James Wray and William McKinney and the attempted murders of Joseph Friel, Michael Quinn, Joe Mahon and Patrick O'Donnell.
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Rolling Thunder is also an annual motorcycle rally that is held in Washington, D.C., during the Memorial Day weekend to call for the government's recognition and protection of Prisoners of War (POWs) and those Missing in Action (MIAs). The tribute to American war heroes started in 1988 with 2,500 participants. Now approximately 900,000 participants and spectators are involved with this annual demonstration in Washington, D.C. Rolling Thunder is one of the best patriotic events held in the nation's capital and a unique experience not to be missed.
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This adaptaion of the Deborah Moggach book set in 17th Century Amsterdam "follows a married woman (Vikander) who begins a passionate affair with an artist (DeHaan) hired to paint her portrait. The lovers gamble on the booming market for tulip bulbs as a way to raise money to run away together." The Other Boleyn Girl's Justin Chadwick directs.
We got an overwrought and slightly campy vibe from the trailer so needless to say, we're pretty excited.
Dane DeHaan, Jack O'Connell, Cara Delevingne, Judi Dench and Zach Galafianakis also star in this picture which will be released on July 17th [US].


American politics have been contentious for as long as America has existed. Drawn from the CRMA's own collection of photographs and prints, Power and Protest celebrates the glossy official images of political power, the behind-the-scenes work to keep people there, and the demonstrations, marches, and rallies that spoke to that power. Power and Protest was designed as a complement to the John F. Kennedy exhibition and both emphasize the role art has had in shaping the political views of our nation.
This exhibition has been made possible by the McIntyre Foundation and the Diamond V Corporate Fund of the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation.
Ben Shahn, Martin Luther King Jr., 1966, wood engraving, 24 7/8 x 20 1/16 inches, gift of Peter O. Stamats, 69.11.29.
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Difficulty: Easy. The greenway is paved and flat. Some on-road sections (low traffic).
Starting from the Roosevelt Island Bridge; You can access the trail from Queens via the Roosevelt Island Bridge. From Manhattan, you need to cross over the Queensboro Bridge. From the Manhattan Waterfront Greenway you head west up E 60th St to 1st Ave (on your left is the "Food Emporium" where you can re-supply). A bike lane starts on the left side of 60th St and continues west where it brings you to the path on the bridge just before 2nd Ave. You ascend the bridge and level out after 0.6 miles. After passing over Roosevelt Island you descend the bridge and come to Queens after 1.6 miles. Turn left and take Queens Blvd west below the bridge. Cross over 21st St to a paved trail that runs below the bridge. At 2.2 miles you'll come to Vernon Blvd. Across the street is Queensbridge Park, where restrooms are available. Hang a right and utilize the bike lane. You'll pass by a large power plant on your left before coming to 36th Ave. Turn left to access the path over the Roosevelt Island Bridge. This brings you to a parking garage on the island. Take a left down the "Island Access" ramp and another left past the columns to the Roosevelt Island Greenway after 3.3 miles.
Starting from the Roosevelt Island Tram Station; Take the Tram in Manhattan located at 2nd Ave & E 60th St over to the Island. Bikes are allowed, however, at the Manhattan station the only elevator is too small for most bikes so you'll have to carry your bikes up or down a stairway. The cost is the same as a Subway fare but with better views. For more information visit; ROOSEVELT ISLAND TRAM .
The NYC Subway's Roosevelt Island Station allows access to the Island. For more information concerning the NYC Subway visit; NYC SUBWAY . For information concerning taking your bike on the Subway visit; NYC SUBWAY; BIKES .
The Roosevelt Island Greenway encircles Roosevelt Island in the middle of the East River. The trail may be accessed via the ROOSEVELT ISLAND TRAM or the Roosevelt Island Bridge.
Starting from the Roosevelt Island Bridge; The Greenway loops around the island alongside the East River. Starting from the bridge access ramp below the Roosevelt Island Bridge, head north along the paved trail. You'll travel underneath the bridge and along the eastern side of the island. This section of the trail is weathered and narrow in spots. An access road, then Main St and finally East Rd parallels the trail. You'd probably be better off utilizing these roads then the trail along this section. As you enter Lighthouse Park the trail turns to paving stones and improves greatly. Picnic tables and benches are located here. You'll come to the northern tip of the island and a lighthouse at 0.8 miles. If you look over towards Manhattan you can see FDR Drive as it travels below Carl Schurz Park along the Manhattan Waterfront Greenway. Heading south along the western side of the island you'll leave the park and follow the paved trail which reverts to paving stones at times. This section is well done with great views of Manhattan. At around 1.7 miles the trail along the river becomes very narrow. Your better off utilizing West Rd which parallels the trail. After 2 miles you'll pass by the NYC Subway's Roosevelt Island Station on your left. Here you'll again utilize West Rd as there is only a sidewalk available. Pass by the Roosevelt Island Tram Station on your left before traveling underneath the Queensboro Bridge. The paved trail picks up again alongside the river at 2.2 miles passing by Coler-Goldwater Specialty Hospital. Come to a gate and the entrance to SOUTHPOINT PARK at 2.5 miles. Here you'll find restrooms and a water fountain and a wide paved trail with no cars. This park contains lawns and gardens along with the historic ruins of architect James Renwick's Smallpox Hospital, the city's only land marked ruin (Featured in the Michael J. Fox movie For Love or Money). Follow alongside the river (spur trails along your left) and past the hospital ruins before coming to FDR FOUR FREEDOMS PARK . Bikes are not allowed in the park but be sure to check out the park, which extends to the southern tip of the island, on foot. Then continue left past the ruins to the east side of the island and back through Southpoint Park. Pass through the gate and pick up the trail on your right at 2.8 miles. East Rd parallels the trail on your left as you travel past the Hospital and underneath the Queensboro Bridge before coming to some sports fields at 3.2 miles. Left brings you to the Roosevelt Island Tram Station. Continue alongside the river, passing by a spur trail on your left which brings you up to NYC Subway's Roosevelt Island Station and some places to eat. Continue past more recreational facilities and housing before returning to the Roosevelt Island Bridge after a 3.8 mile loop.


Virgin Trains promotions featured heavily last year as part of the Virgin Red launch (a mobile app full of promotions covering the entire Virgin portfolio). Since then Virgin Trains promotions have been limited, and have mainly been targeted to existing Virgin Trains members by sending emails containing discount codes for rail travel. Now, hidden on the Virgin Trains site it is possible to book rail fares with a discount of 25% off Virgin Trains West Coast routes. The promotion also appears to have no expiry.
Virgin Trains have partnered with both the events company Ticket Factory, and the Birmingham NEC. Any tickets booked on either of the specific partnership pages reduces the cost of rail tickets by 25%. This discount is automatically calculated, without the need to enter a discount code, and is valid throughout the Virgin Trains West Coast route. Train travel can be booked up to 24 weeks in advance of travel. The terms of the offer state that you must show your event ticket along with your train ticket on board. Having used the offer myself I was never asked to show an event ticket.
To receive 25% off Virgin Train West Coast services, across the entire network, book by using either of the partner links.
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HEAL is covering the costs of a weekly class for four months. This class uses Eurythmics to foster active listening and creativity. This grant fulfills the treatment and education pillars of the HEAL Foundation and will directly benefit ten children.
Surf camp will take place this June at Jacksonville Beach. This camp gave children with autism an opportunity to participate in an activity that appears inaccessible. Children on the spectrum are often calmed by spending time in the water. Surf camp touches on the treatment and awareness pillars of the HEAL Foundation, and over fifty children with ASD will be able to participate.
Funds will be used to equip the multisensory room with tools to increase the sensory experience, and calm students down. This room will be used for a diverse group of special education students. A multisensory room meets the treatment and education pillars of the HEAL Foundation.
Students in ESE courses will use class time to learn to silk screen and embroider items with school emblems and logos. This program will not only provide immediate gratification to children, but also teach them basic functions of a business and important life skills. The education, treatment, and awareness pillars will be fulfilled by this studio.
The sensory room will provide any autistic or sensory impaired student a place to work on sensory stimulation. This helps fulfill the sensory needs of these students so they may attend to tasks and/or calm their nervous systems. By assisting these children with sensory integration, the education and treatment pillars are being met.
It is important for students with Autism to interact with typically developing students and the general population. These funds will pay for field trips, giving children exposure to new environments and situations, and allowing them to mirror typical students. This project meets three of the five pillars; education, awareness, and treatment.
Music therapy assists development in cognitive, behavioral, physical, emotional, and social skill building. Students will be engaged by singing, listening, moving, playing instruments, and participating in another creative, non-verbal forum. Pillars met include treatment, education, and awareness.
These funds will be used to purchase sensory equipment items for the newly created ASD Unit at Gamble Rogers Middle School. The equipment and timers would be for "sensory time-out" to help students take a break from school work, refocus their energy, and return ready to concentrate on school work. Sensory equipment meets treatment, awareness, and education pillars.
Almost sixty students, 15% with ASD as their primary development challenge, will have the opportunity to participate in a fine arts program with art and music instruction. Over 95% of students at this school receive some type of financial aid. Not only will the children participate in hands-on art creation, but the program plans to link their work to their reading, writing, and math programs. This addresses the awareness, education, and treatment pillars on which HEAL is predicated.
These funds will cover the costs of field trips to places these children may not visit with their families, not only enriching the students, but the community at-large. Little Star's population is entirely on the spectrum. Trips will include the Jacksonville Zoo, bowling, MOSH, and Adventure Landing. Pillars met include education, awareness, and treatment.
The second session has built on the successful pilot. Up to thirty children are attending this weekly event. Therapists are on hand to facilitate social interaction. By funding the bowling program, HEAL will meet the awareness, education, and treatment pillars that are so important to our mission.
Due to the lack of pediatricians treating autism with a biomedical approach, practices like Pediatric Partners of Ponte Vedra have up to a two-year waitlist to see new patients. Through mentoring physicians within the region, HEAL hopes to increase the treatment options and availability for families who have a member with autism. This program will fulfill the education, treatment, research, and prevention pillars for the HEAL Foundation.
HEAL's grant supported this year's VSA Arts Festival and helped increase participation by children with autism by 10% over last year's festival. In addition, scholarships will be granted for art classes, both inclusion and dedicated to students on the spectrum. This summer, the Cummer will also host Camp Cummer, for students on the spectrum. Art is an important medium for children on the spectrum, many with limited verbal communication skills. The HEALing Arts project with the Cummer will touch on education, awareness, and treatment.
Joey Travolta and his crew will travel to Jacksonville to run a two-week film camp for fifty children, thirty on the spectrum. Participants, ages 10-17, will write, direct, act and film in a 25 minute short film that will be titled "Free To Be Me." When complete, the film will have a "premiere" here in Jacksonville and then be used as a learning tool to help others more fully understand autism. This grant was made possible thanks to a special benefactor who asked to support this camp. By giving these children a voice, Film Camp will touch on HEAL's awareness, treatment and education pillars.
PPPV currently absorbs about $80,000 a year in treatments for families in financial need. This fund would be a "co-pay" specifically targeting children whose families are unable to absorb the high costs of medical treatments. Families would provide detailed information on their finances to the staff, and then a decision would be made based on need. This is a continuation of a Fall 2007 grant. HEAL is grateful to be able to satisfy treatment and prevention pillars through this grant.
This is a research project to study Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) and its effects on cognition. The study of 30 children on the spectrum will explore the safety, cognitive improvements, and treatment hours needed, of using hyperbaric chambers. This study will be submitted for publication. This is a continuation of a Fall 2007 grant. HEAL is fortunate to have a local partner to fulfill the research pillar.
HEAL is grateful for TACA's continuing guidance and support. These funds are given to TACA to assist their mission across the nation, including North-eastern Florida. This grant fulfills the awareness and education pillars.
This grant is to underwrite Rainbow Artists: Art and Autism across the Spectrum . MOCA will host a "A Summer Camp Experience," an inclusive camp opportunity to 14 children with ASD. Works produced by these participants will be selected and showcased in a student exhibition in April 2009 during National Autism Awareness Month. This art program will fulfill the education and treatment pillars.
Funds will be used to send Dr. Julie Buckley to Capetown, HEAL's adopted Sister City. This trip will assist the training and mentoring of a Capetown pediatrician and several speaking engagements to physicians, clinicians, and parents of children on the spectrum. HEAL hopes that this will spark greater self-sufficiency in the Capetown ASD population. HEALing Capetown supports the education, awareness, and treatment pillars of the HEAL Foundation.
This Fall will be the third session of this successful program. Up to thirty children are attending this weekly event. Therapists are on hand to facilitate social interaction. By funding the bowling program, HEAL will meet the awareness, education, and treatment pillars of the Foundation.
This twelve week support group will be offered to two different groups. Mothers are encouraged to meet once a week during the school day in St. Augustine, and both Mothers and Fathers are welcome in Jacksonville one evening a week. HEAL hopes to provide these parents with some tools that will assist them in their relationships to spouses, families, and their child on the spectrum. This is a continuation of a Spring program, with all new members. The treatment and education pillars are met through this program.
ASD provides three-dimensional support for life on the spectrum. This personalized service helps families with a newly diagnosed child. These families need practical solutions to problematic behaviors, strategies for communication, and support for siblings and families. This company will provide scholarship opportunities through this grant to five families in financial need. Providing these services to families will meet the education and treatment pillars of HEAL.
This support group will focus on the crucial role that siblings play in a family who have a member on the spectrum. The goal is to promote understanding and give siblings a chance to meet other siblings and discuss their experiences. Assisting these fifty children will strengthen the education and awareness pillars of the HEAL Foundation.
The Cultural Center at Ponte Vedra Beach (CCPVB) will offer a one week summer arts camp for children on the spectrum in summer 2009. This camp will provide hands on activities in music, visual arts and creative movement. Both children on the spectrum and their siblings will have the opportunity to attend this camp and explore a variety of media including clay, music, dance and martial arts. This camp will be offered to twenty children on the spectrum between the grades of kindergarten and 5th grade. HEAL believes this will touch on the awareness and education pillars.
Cunningham Creek Elementary School, a hub school for special needs children, and CCPVB created a music therapy program that is now an integral part of the school's curriculum. Evaluations, teacher and parent feedback and case studies show that the program has had significant impact on student classroom achievement. HEAL is proud to partner with these two organizations to help cover the cost of this worthy program reaching over 100 special needs children. This program supports the education, awareness and treatment pillars of the HEAL Foundation.
HEAL is again proud to support The Cummer and their efforts to provide art education to student s in North East Florida. Through this grant, HEAL is supporting the 2009 VSA Arts Festival, and allow for children on the spectrum to be integrated into next year's art classes and summer camps. Close to 400 children with Autism attended the 2008 VSA, and The Cummer hopes to increase that number this year. By continuing it's partnership with the Cummer Museum, HEAL is supporting the education and awareness pillars of the Foundation.
Heart of Sailing provides a day of "on the water" sailing instruction as a form of recreational therapy for children with special needs. This program stimulates the participants senses, cognitive skills, eye hand coordination, self confidence and balance. This hands on outing fits the education and treatment pillar of HEAL.
This pilot program for Spring 2009 will offer four separate respite opportunities for families who have a member with Autism. Up to twelve children per session will be paired with a buddy, and spend four hours on gardening, playground activities, social play and modeling, and arts and crafts. This program has great value to the parents, participants and buddies and fills the awareness and education pillars.
This school will offer reduced fees on individualized piano and interactive metronome instruction. By developing their sense of rhythm and timing, both programs have been successful therapy tools with children with Autism. This grant meets the treatment and education pillars of the HEAL Foundation.
The Electronic Learning Center is have computers equipped with child friendly keyboards and mice, and be installed with software targeting visual learners. Each student's progress can be tracked for each computer program and adapted to address their learning needs. This HEAL grant touched on two pillars: education and treatment.
This continues the partnership between Nassau County Autism Foundation (NCAF) and HEAL. NCAF 's is working with schools to provide art exposure and art therapy to children with autism. They have also teamed with their county's school district to provide an extracurricular activity to older students with special needs who no longer receive art classes. Art therapy in the public schools touches the treatment, awareness, and education pillars of the HEAL Foundation.
Project Chance trains puppies to work with families who have a member with Autism. These funds will go to buy equipment to assist in this training. Specially designed vests for the children, harnesses for the dogs, and leashes will be purchased with these funds. This project fulfills the treatment pillar of the HEAL Foundation.
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This grant continues HEAL's partnership with Riders By the Sea by providing scholarship funds for therapeutic riding and hippotherapy. Equine assisted programs have been shown to improve balance, coordination, communication, and attention. This therapy meets the treatment and education pillars of the HEAL Foundation.
This programs goal is to provide students opportunities with hands-on learning careers such as landscaping, recycling, and custodial maintenance. In addition to developing these job skills, students will experience personal satisfaction and greater self-confidence. This is a pilot program targeting 18 ASD students, and more ESE students. HEAL believes this fulfills the education and awareness pillars.
These funds will be used to purchase items for the PVPV Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten Exceptional Education Students to help them learn to pretend. Pretending is critical to ASD children learning to fit in with their peers. Through this modeling children will begin to experience what it feels like to have fun. The goal is to increase these children's language skills, social skills, reshape behaviors and hopefully help them develop friendships. These items will be used year after year and will touch on treatment and education pillars of the HEAL Foundation.
There is limited access to electives like art and music for ESE students. Grant funds will be used to pay a music educator and purchase special equipment and instruments to allow students to fully participate in music education. This is a 16 week project that is to begin in December 2008 and continue through April 2009. There are five students on the spectrum in this class. The treatment and education pillars are met through this program.
This grant is a continuation from spring 2008 and hopes to assist in the furnishing of the Cunningham Creek sensory room. Funds will be used to purchase items to increase the sensory experience, and calm students down. This room will be used for a diverse group of special education students. A multisensory room will strengthen the treatment and education pillars of the HEAL Foundation.
HEAL partnered with St. Augustine High School last spring to begin music therapy for one hour a week. This grant will continue this project through the end of the 2008-2009 school year. Pillars met include treatment, education, and awareness.
Gamble Rogers ASD students taught through the self contained classroom do not have the option of taking a visual arts elective class. These funds will pay for teaching staff and materials for this classroom to participate in a weekly art class. The pillars met will include education, awareness, and treatment.
This is a continuation of a grant from Spring 2008 that founded the Ocean Palms Sensory Room. These funds will be used to purchase more equipment and supplies for this room. Both ESE and general population students take advantage of the sensory room to work on their sensory stimulation. This room will also be used as a calming place for children who need it. Education, awareness, and treatment are the pillars that this grant will strengthen.
The ESE department has requested these funds to purchase equipment enhancing the classroom experience. A printer will be purchased to personalize students work, scan and download documents, and print photos of the kids. The other piece of equipment is a Classroom Performance System. This large screen and corresponding clickers for students to give feedback with can engage the student, and allow the teacher to move about the class more freely. This grant fulfills the treatment and education pillars of the HEAL Foundation.
Children with Autism are drawn to the water, but often unprepared to swim. This nine week program will take six children with Autism and teach them about swimming safety skills, swimming technique and provide opportunities for inclusionary activities. This program touches the treatment and education pillars of HEAL.


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Northern lights are a significant factor in the identity and tourist industry of the North Calotte region as a whole. Northern lights research was an area of commitment for research fields in this part of the country long before the existence of the University of Tromsø, and the same remains true today. "Making Sense of the Aurora" aims to build competence at the University of Tromsø in relation to the history of northern lights research, from a Nordic and international perspective. The project is interdisciplinary, involving researchers with backgrounds in History of Science, Literary and Cultural Studies, and Geophysics.
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Joanna Bush excels at spelling and math, and her organizational and clerical skills make her a valued employee of the Autism Society of North Carolina Bookstore. But the 31-year-old with autism brings something else to her several part-time jobs: a chance to educate the people around her.
"It creates more acceptance for someone like Joanna, and really anybody else who has autism, when people come across them," said her mother, Charlene Bush.
Joanna, who was diagnosed with autism at age 7, has memorized some sentences that she speaks aloud and can use small utterances, her mother said. Joanna also communicates through writing. "When she goes into a workplace where people don't typically see a lot of people with autism, they're amazed by the fact that she could do what she could do given that she has this pretty big deficit with expressive language and so many issues with sensory management," her mother said.
For Joanna, the ASNC Bookstore is a perfect place to use her strengths in a calm, quiet setting. "She really enjoys doing it, and she feels very competent. It obviously promotes self-confidence, which is so important," Charlene said.
Joanna's aide, Mary Collins, agrees that working in the bookstore gives Joanna "a tremendous feeling of worth." Mary, a habilitation technician, has worked with Joanna for a little over a year and spends two days a week with her.
Joanna also uses the media machine for postage and marks on a large map all the locations to which the bookstore has shipped. "She loves doing that map," Mary said.
At home in Raleigh with her parents, Joanna enjoys doing art, baking treats, and using the computer for games, YouTube, or wikis.
The routine of getting out of the house to work on a regular schedule is beneficial to Joanna, who is calmer because of the consistency, Mary said. Joanna also works in libraries and for Special Olympics. Mary said the pair are working on communication and socialization, making sure to say hello and goodbye to co-workers each day. She would like Joanna to be able to explain what is wrong if she is angry or hurt.
Mary's husband recently had a heart attack. When she came back to work with Joanna, Mary did not talk about her husband, but she said Joanna could tell something was wrong. Joanna looked right in her eyes, which she doesn't usually do, and said "sad" three times. "She's extra sensitive to my moods. She could really feel that," Mary said.
The ASNC Bookstore employs several adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder; ASNC believes meaningful employment is a key part of a fulfilling life.
Please visit the ASNC Bookstore at www.autismbookstore.com, our newly revamped website. All proceeds from the bookstore are returned to ASNC, where they help fund our mission to improve the lives of individuals with autism and their families by providing support and promoting opportunities.


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Marko Popović, né le  à Zadar, dans la République socialiste de Croatie, est un joueur croate de basket-ball, évoluant au poste de meneur.

Carrière

Popović est élu meilleur joueur des Finales de la Ligue adriatique en 2003.

Avec l'UNICS Kazan, il remporte l'EuroCoupe 2010-2011 et est élu meilleur joueur des finales.

En , Popović devient le joueur ayant marqué le plus de paniers à trois points dans l'histoire de l'EuroCoupe, dépassant le précédent record de 169 paniers à trois points de Todor Stoykov.

En , Popović devient le joueur ayant marqué le plus de points dans l'histoire de l'EuroCoupe, battant le record de Mire Chatman.

Palmarès

En club
 Vainqueur de la ligue adriatique : 2003 (KK Zadar)
 Vainqueur de la ligue baltique : 2008, 2012 (Žalgiris Kaunas)
 Vainqueur de l'EuroCoupe : 2011 (UNICS Kazan) et 2015 (BC Khimki Moscou)
 Vainqueur de la ligue croate : 2004
 Vainqueur du championnat lituanien : 2007, 2008, 2012, 2013
 Vainqueur de la coupe de Croatie : 2000 et 2003
 Vainqueur de la coupe de Turquie : 2006
 Vainqueur de la coupe de Lituanie : 2007, 2008, 2012
 Vainqueur de la coupe de Russie : 2009

Distinction personnelle
 MVP de la finale de l'EuroCoupe : 2011
 MVP de la finale de la ligue adriatique : 2003
 All-Star du championnat lituanien : 2008, 2012, 2013

Anecdotes
Il est le fils de Petar Popović, lui aussi joueur de basket-ball et le cousin d'Arijan Komazec.

Références

Liens externes

Naissance à Zadar
Naissance en RS de Croatie
Naissance en juin 1982
Joueur international croate de basket-ball
Joueur du KK Zadar
Joueur du Valencia Basket Club
Joueur du Cibona Zagreb
Joueur d'Efes Pilsen İstanbul
Joueur du Žalgiris Kaunas
Joueur de l'UNICS Kazan
Joueur du BC Khimki Moscou
Joueur de basket-ball aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2008
Joueur du Baloncesto Fuenlabrada

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Q: When handling a Web page request and a 500 error occurs, should I redirect to the error page? I read the following advise by dotnetchris in the comments of a blog post by Jonathan Creamer:

In a regular application (aka not a RESTful web service), the proper way to handle a 500 error is to issue a 302 temporary redirect, then redirect to the 500 error page that returns a proper 500 status code.

I would like to know if this advise is correct. My experience as a developer is with ASP.NET MVC, and the error handling approaches I have seen relating to that framework are ones where no redirect is issued for a 500 error.

A: Generally i cant agree with this approach. It's looks like:
-> Access page that return error -> 302 to other page that return 500 error.
It's mean for search bots that this page redirect to other page that return error due to some result. Of course it's not good in this way. In my app i always show errors on the page where they appear. I just change the template of page in this case.