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Diplomatic Dance: What Special Relationship?
by Editorial October 22, 2010
written by Editorial October 22, 2010
Two seasoned British envoys reflect on the course of U.S.-U.K. diplomacy.
Sir David Manning and Annie Totah
Earlier this year the British House of Commons released the transcript of a special inquiry on the U.S.-U.K. "special relationship" conducted by parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee. Among the diplomats, government officials, and specialists testifying were Sir David Manning, lately British ambassador in Washington; and Sir Jeremy Greenstock, a former ambassador to the United Nations,. Here, in their own words, is a sampling of their insights.
Sir David Manning: Basically, the Americans don't do self-deprecation, so you better get up there, make your case, and say why it's a good one. I always felt that the Embassy (in Washington) was itself a lobby group. … There is a lot of competition from within America itself, as well as certainly from other countries. Having access to the Hill, having access to the White House, and having access to the media to make sure that you can get your message across to the whole United States through a network are all very important. It will not get any easier, particularly when the regime has changed in the United States.
Sir Jeremy Greenstock: The United States tends to walk around with quite heavy boots, and there are some sensitive flowers in the United Nations. The United Kingdom is a lot better at the tactical handling of other (U.N.) delegations and of language in drafting texts and tactical maneuvering. We just happen to be tidier, more experienced, and better at it.
Manning: One of the things that the Embassy (in Washington) has to do all the way through is to try to assess who's up, who's down, and where the argument is actually going. I don't look back thinking that there was a tremendous [U.S.] campaign to deceive us. … I think it was much more a question, a lot of the time, of the Administration finding it quite hard to come to a conclusion themselves, because there is such a cacophony of voices. Even if the Administration do come to a conclusion … that doesn't mean to say that the Hill will follow.
Greenstock: Being a superpower is quite a lonely business – the Americans don't have many friends out there; they talk among themselves and, in fact, American decisions on hard issues are always finally made among Americans. … Outsiders, even outsiders in Washington, are not involved in it – it is an American business.
Manning: We have a certain weight in the [U.S.] system. We should not exaggerate, nor should we underestimate it. We should decide what it is that we want to try and do, and then become part of the debate. … If we have a network, we should try to use it to that end.
Greenstock: We had this fight with [the Americans] over their policy on Bosnia – a bitter division. In the end the Americans decided that, actually, their policy was not going to produce peace in the Balkans and that the Europeans actually had a … possible solution to the Balkans crisis. … So suddenly, in August 1995, they came over to London first and said that they were going to take over aspects of our policy – but they were going to implement it themselves.
Manning: I suspect that you have [in Barack Obama] a President who, first of all, is new to foreign relations, and it is important for us to understand that his background is completely different from that of his predecessors. He is a very quick study … but he does not come with knowledge of Europe and Britain that his predecessors would have had. … The President also comes with a very different perspective. He is an American who grew up in Hawaii, whose foreign experience was of Indonesia and who had a Kenyan grandfather. The sentimental reflexes, if you like, are not there.
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Kyrgyzstan goes to polls amid vote-buying allegations
Pro-government parties expected to win significant number of seats in polls marred by allegations of vote-buying.
A total of 16 parties are contesting 120 seats in the single-chamber parliament [Vladimir Pirogov/Reuters]
Polls have opened in Kyrgyzstan's parliamentary election that will test President Sooronbay Jeenbekov's political capital and his ability to forge new alliances amid vote-buying allegations and the worst economic crisis in two decades.
Jeenbekov's supporters look likely to win a significant number of seats in the legislature in the Central Asian country, but the current pro-presidential ruling coalition is certain to be upset due to internal splits in the two major political groups and widespread voter discontent.
The campaign has been marred by allegations of vote-buying, and an August opinion poll ordered by the US-backed International Republican Institute showed that 15 percent of respondents favoured the idea of voting against all parties.
A total of 16 parties are contesting 120 seats in the single-chamber parliament.
If none of them wins more votes than the "Against all" option, a new election would have to be called.
Oorunbai Kalmurzaev, a farmer from the outskirts of Bishkek, said he was angry about mounting allegations of parties trying to buy votes in the run-up to the poll.
"People who sell their vote are selling their hope, selling their country, selling the memories of their ancestors and selling their future," he told Al Jazeera.
The country of 6.5 million people has a history of political turmoil.
In the past 15 years, two presidents have been toppled by revolts and a third is in prison after falling out with his successor.
Further instability would be a concern to close ally Russia.
Moscow operates a military airbase in the former Soviet republic and is already dealing with major crises involving its allies Belarus and Armenia, as well as its own issues around the suspected poisoning of opposition leader Alexey Navalny.
A woman casts a ballot at home during the parliamentary election in the village of Arashan, Kyrgyzstan [Vladimir Pirogov/Reuters]
SDPK split
The Social Democratic Party (SDPK), which dominated the previous election in 2015 and served as the core of the pro-president coalition, has split after a rift between Jeenbekov and his predecessor Almazbek Atambayev.
Respublika-Ata Zhurt, another major coalition member that, together with SDPK, won more than half of the seats in the previous election, has also split. Some of its MPs will seek re-election on a different party's ticket.
Some of Jeenbekov's closest allies, including his brother, are now running for parliament under the flag of the Birimdik (Unity) party. But that party's leader, Marat Amankulov, faced a barrage of criticism last month over comments in which he called for closer integration with Russia.
Less than a week ahead of the vote, Jeenbekov travelled to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin, who assured him of Moscow's support.
Emil Dzhuraev, a political analyst, told Al Jazeera that although pro-government parties are favoured in the race, it is hard to be certain about the results.
"The likely outcome of the vote is tilting towards pro-government parties but then there's always the possibility that even those half a million people or many among them are still able to vote independently when they enter the voting booth," he said.
Results of the election are likely to be known on Sunday night or on Monday, but given the fractured nature of the parties, it could be days or weeks before a government is formed.
Source : Al Jazeera and News agencies
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Does anyone have an update on the worms that survived the shuttle crash?
I don't know about them but the spiders that died were mourned by my sister. She helped with that experiment as part of a uni project. My sister hates spiders.
But yeah, it would be good to hear about those worms. For all our knowledge and ingenuity it's the simnple life form that survives.
I didn't know worms could survive those kinds of conditions. Of what type were they?
I've got an email in to the woman who ran the experiment. Hopefully she'll give us the update.
These little guys really are little. When I first encountered this story I visualised wiggly worms from the garden but then found out they weren't everyday earthworms at all, even if they could be described as Earth worms, or maybe as space worms, when considered from different points of view.
Apparently they are a type of nematode worm called Caenorhabditis elegans, about the size of the tip of a pencil, depending on how sharp is your pencil.
Reading one version of the story I got the neon sign activated in the head that lights up with the 'Alarm, Alarm, Internal Inconsistency' warning sign.
I think this was caused of the time elapsed between their fall to Earth and their discovery, followed by the delay caused by the fact that no-one opened their capsule for a while as it was assumed they would have become ex-Caenorhabditis elegans, what with everything they had been through.
So, compare this total elapsed time with the quoted natural lifetime of the worms of about ten days.
However, whilst re-organising life after 1st February, maybe their stories, and that of the spiders and all the other life forms aboard Columbia will one day get through to the relevant Planners, Engineers, Administrators and Budget-Setting Legislators who might get the message that even the most horrendous energy-packed disasters resulting from the need to make it through the atmosphere to get to and from space are survivable, within suitable protected environments appropriate to each species making the still hazardous journey between the inherently safe environments of planetary surface and space itself.
Okay, I just talked with NASA, and there isn't much to say right now. The original science experiment is still going on, and will be published in a science journal in the coming months. But, Catharine Conley, who's doing the experiment said, "the worms are living happily in my lab, and their descendants may be used in future flight experiments."
I'll give an update in a few months once more details are released by NASA.
Well, the future generations of those worms, definitely.
Hey I'm a girl from Singapore, 13, and I'm pretty interested in the cosmos and stuff. Can anybody guide me? Also, i would like to find out more of the C.Elegans or whatever you call it.


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A preview of Everton's meeting with Arsenal at Goodison Park.
Everton welcome Arsenal to Goodison Park on Sunday afternoon, looking to extend their winning run to three games.
Marco Silva's Blues have a resurgence in recent weeks, beating Chelsea in their last home game before a dominating win over West Ham United last time out. It's a turnaround for Silva's side who had seemingly lost their way only a few weeks ago.
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Unai Emery's side are unbeaten in their last six premier league games, beating Newcastle United 2-0 last time out. They've scored nine goals in their last five games, having not kept out since February, and currently sit fourth in the League table.
The Gunners will be desperate to make a return to the Champions League next season but face a tough run-in due to a tightly contested chasing pack in the top-four. Both Chelsea and Manchester United, for all their respective shortcomings this term, sit in position to capitalise on any sort of slip up from Emery's side.
The two sides last met in September, when goals from Alexander Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang gave the Gunners a 2-0 win. Silva's side had their chances early on the Emirates but fell behind just after half-time following a stunning finish from Lacazette.
Emery's side doubled their lead last than three minutes later, with Aubameyang scoring a fortuitous goal just before the hour-mark.
Initial replays showed that the forward had been in an offside position before hammering home but the goal stood and the Blues were left to rue their early dominance.
Everton shot-stopper Jordan Pickford was involved in a fracas in his hometown of Sunderland following the Blues' win over West Ham. Despite the incident being investigated by the club, the Everton boss believes his 'keeper is in the right frame of mind to play.
"For us as a manager and us as a club I am not happy (with the incident)," said Silva. "The player is not happy with what happened. As football players, they have an obligation. It is clear to them. It is a matter for us to remind him.
"He has had full focus during the week to prepare for the next match," added the Blues boss.
Arsenal boss Unai Emery says that he and his side are looking forward to facing a tough Everton side, who will present a 'big challenge' to the Gunners in their bid to wrap up Champions League qualification.
"For us, it's a big challenge. We want to achieve the same good performances as when we play at Emirates Stadium," said the Gunners boss in his pre-match press conference.
He added: "We have confidence now but we know it's very difficult and I think it's a long way until the last matches.
"Each match is worth three points, like Sunday against Everton, which is the most important. We know other clubs will take a lot of points."
Everton have a relatively fresh bill of health, with only Yerry Mina sidelined through injury. Silva is unlikely to tinker with the team that comfortably saw off West Ham last time out - meaning that Dominic Calvert-Lewin should lead the line, flanked by the Brazilian duo of Bernard and Richarlison.
As for Arsenal, Unai Emery has a number of concerns. Influential midfielder Lucas Torreira is suspended, while Laurent Koscielny and Granit Xhaka are both injury doubts.
Yet, there is a bit of good news. Aaron Ramsey, who will leave the club for Juventus in the summer, is fit again following a groin problem that plagued him in the win over Newcastle on Monday night.
Everton have lost their last four meetings with the Gunners.
Arsenal's last visit to Goodison Park ended up with the visitors hammering the Blues 5-2. Then-Everton boss Ronald Koeman was sacked following the result.


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Sunderland could have their new Bailey Wright in Morgan Feeney
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2 minute read 31/12/2020 | 09:10am
Sunderland's summer transfer window was an unfortunate affair.
The Mackems voted against the new EFL salary cap but their protests fell on deaf ears and failed to achieve anything. The new rules were brought in and thus, a number of loan deals fell through.
This was troublesome when you consider that one of their most impressive captures was ruled out for four months without even making a solitary appearance in League One.
The man in question is someone earning a mere £750-per-week; Morgan Feeney. The 21-year-old still hasn't made his Black Cats bow in the league but he was held in high esteem by the recently departed Sunderland manager Phil Parkinson.
He was one of the chief suspects in making the deal happen but it hasn't worked out quite yet. Fortunately, the central defender has enormous potential and most importantly, has similar characteristics to Bailey Wright. The Australian has been well received at the Stadium of Light and is proving pivotal in their bid to be promoted.
Are you excited to see Feeney play?
We're not the only ones who think they're comparable, though. Parkinson said earlier this year: "I felt with Morgan that he had the potential to be a good understudy to Bailey Wright because he has a lot of the same characteristics, albeit at a younger age."
Although he's still missing, that quote should be of huge comfort to Sunderland fans. If they have someone already in the mould of Wright coming through, they will be incredibly well prepared for the future.
However, what traits are we specifically talking about here? Well, his leadership certainly stands out for someone that's still so young.
Everton coach David Unsworth hailed Feeney earlier this year: "I thought he was faultless and led by example. He was stepping in when he could, trying to help the midfield, and it was a great display by the skipper. He got his rewards for his desire to keep going."
Who is the player?
Jack Rodwell
His reading of the game is supreme and he possesses a huge degree of intelligence. It's remarkable to think that the youngster has only made four senior appearances.
One of those provided a goal, however. Coincidentally, it was on his Sunderland debut in the EFL trophy.
Once Feeney's sufficiently recovered from his hamstring surgery, he should be a very valuable asset in the north-east.
AND in other news, Speakman must swoop for £6k-p/w SAFC target with 0 goals all season…
Article title: Sunderland could have their new Bailey Wright in Morgan Feeney


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O.R. Tambo International Airport, previously Johannesburg International Airport, is the main airport serving South Africa. It is named after Oliver Tambo, a former president of the African National Congress.
New terminals and upgrading to A380 standards
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Aircraft on the runway at Oliver R Tambo International Airport, which is being expanded to cope with the expected influx of visitors.
Oliver R Tambo Airport is pushing the provision of retail facilities very hard.
O.R. Tambo International Airport, previously Johannesburg International Airport, is the main airport serving South Africa. It is named after Oliver Tambo, a former president of the African National Congress. The airport is situated at Gauteng, approximately 23km from Johannesburg. It is operated by Airports Company South Africa (ACSA).
The airport is located in the main commercial and industrial hub of South Africa and has excellent transport infrastructure. It is linked with Sandton City in Johannesburg by the Gautrain rapid rail system.
"The airport is located in the main commercial and industrial hub of South Africa and has excellent transport infrastructure."
O.R. Tambo handles more than 50% of the country's air traffic. In 2011-12, the airport handled 19 million passengers with 107,416 aircraft movements. This represents an increase of 1.91% in terms of passenger traffic compared to the previous year.
The airport has been consistently ranked as Best Airport in Africa in Skytrax World Airport Awards. It was extensively expanded and renovated in preparation for the 2010 FIFA World Cup hosted by South Africa.
The airport consists of two main Terminals A, B and a Central Terminal Building (CTB) used as a transit between the two terminals. Terminal A handles all international operations and Terminal B handles domestic operations.
The Terminal A building has three levels. The ground level is used for all international arrival operations; level one is used for all international departures; and the mezzanine level is used for both international departure and arrival operations.
Terminal B building has four levels. Level 0 is used for domestic arrival operations; level one has retail outlets accessible to passengers arriving and departing; level 2 is used for domestic departures and domestic check-in; and level 3 houses several offices and lounges.
The CTB serves as a bridge between the international and domestic terminals.
Apart from these terminals, the airport includes a bi-level international pier which can accommodate A380 and includes lounges and duty free stores.
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Cape Town International Airport (CPT/FACT), South Africa
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The remaining projects in this renovation were – upgrading aprons and road infrastructure near the terminal and extensions to the multi storey parking to increase its capacity to 1,180.
To handle the influx of passengers during the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the airport underwent a massive expansion and renovation. The R5.2bn expansion brought in a new R2.3bn CTB, a R535m International Pier, upgrades to Terminal A departure lounge, a R500m multi-storey parking facility and upper roadway relocation. This expansion increased the capacity of the airport to 28 million passengers per annum.
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Evangelism is the beginning of the Great Commission but the Great Commission goes much deeper than that. We are preparing the nations for the return of Jesus and for the conclusion of His glorious plan that joins together the salvation of Israel and the nations.
Paul recognized a divine story was unfolding that would result in both the salvation of Israel and the nations. He also recognized that Israel and the nations were deeply intertwined in that plan and that the Great Commission was God's means of bringing it to pass.
Most believers assume that the Old Testament is primarily about Israel and the New Testament is a shift in emphasis in the nations as defined by the Great Commission. However, we must see the Old and New Testament as a single, unified story and the Great Commission as deeply rooted in both the Old and New Testaments.
For too long the church has treated Israel and the Great Commission as two unrelated subjects when in fact they are part of a single mission in God's heart. The Great Commission deeply connects Israel and the nations in God's plan to redeem and restore the nations.
I just released a new book centered on one of the major tensions of the New Testament: the New Testament redefines the people of God, but at the same time does not replace promises made to Israel.


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Q: Struts 2 with annotations error: Unable to locate parent package I am trying to use tiles along with Struts 2. I am using annotations on action classes as shown below. I have defined a default parent package using the Convention Plugin and also defined the package rcg.console which extends from struts-default and tiles-default packages.
However, when I start my Tomcat server, I get the following exception. But, if I change the
@ParentPackage(value="rcg.console")
annotation on my action class to
@ParentPackage(value="tiles-default"),
the error goes away. If I don't define the @ParentPackage annotation, struts is not able to detect my "tiles" result-type. Can anyone please help me with this?
SEVERE: Exception starting filter struts2
Unable to load configuration. - [unknown location]
at org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.Dispatcher.init(Dispatcher.java:501)
at org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.ng.InitOperations.initDispatcher(InitOperations.java:74)
at org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.ng.filter.StrutsPrepareAndExecuteFilter.init(StrutsPrepareAndExecuteFilter.java:57)
at org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterConfig.initFilter(ApplicationFilterConfig.java:281)
at org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterConfig.getFilter(ApplicationFilterConfig.java:262)
at org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterConfig.<init>(ApplicationFilterConfig.java:107)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext.filterStart(StandardContext.java:4656)
at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext.startInternal(StandardContext.java:5312)
at org.apache.catalina.util.LifecycleBase.start(LifecycleBase.java:150)
at org.apache.catalina.core.ContainerBase$StartChild.call(ContainerBase.java:1559)
at org.apache.catalina.core.ContainerBase$StartChild.call(ContainerBase.java:1549)
at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(FutureTask.java:262)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1145)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:615)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:744)
Caused by: Unable to load configuration. - [unknown location]
at com.opensymphony.xwork2.config.ConfigurationManager.getConfiguration(ConfigurationManager.java:70)
at org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.Dispatcher.init_PreloadConfiguration(Dispatcher.java:445)
at org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.Dispatcher.init(Dispatcher.java:489)
... 14 more
Caused by: Unable to locate parent package [rcg.console] for [class com.tumri.rcg.actions.ConsoleAction] - [unknown location]
at org.apache.struts2.convention.PackageBasedActionConfigBuilder.getPackageConfig(PackageBasedActionConfigBuilder.java:1020)
at org.apache.struts2.convention.PackageBasedActionConfigBuilder.buildConfiguration(PackageBasedActionConfigBuilder.java:666)
at org.apache.struts2.convention.PackageBasedActionConfigBuilder.buildActionConfigs(PackageBasedActionConfigBuilder.java:348)
at org.apache.struts2.convention.ClasspathPackageProvider.loadPackages(ClasspathPackageProvider.java:53)
at com.opensymphony.xwork2.config.impl.DefaultConfiguration.reloadContainer(DefaultConfiguration.java:268)
at com.opensymphony.xwork2.config.ConfigurationManager.getConfiguration(ConfigurationManager.java:67)
... 16 more

My struts.xml file:
<!DOCTYPE struts PUBLIC
"-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Struts Configuration 2.3//EN"
"http://struts.apache.org/dtds/struts-2.3.dtd  ">

<struts>
    <constant name="struts.enable.DynamicMethodInvocation" value="false" />
    <constant name="struts.devMode" value="true" />
<constant name="struts.convention.default.parent.package" value="rcg.console"/>
    <constant name="struts.custom.i18n.resources" value="messages" />

    <package name="rcg.console" extends="struts-default, tiles-default" namespace="/"></package>
</struts>

My web.xml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<web-app xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee" xsi:schemaLocation="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee/web-app_2_5.xsd" id="WebApp_ID" version="2.5">
    <display-name>rcg-webapp</display-name>
    <context-param>
        <param-name>org.apache.tiles.impl.BasicTilesContainer.DEFINITIONS_CONFIG</param-name>
        <param-value>/WEB-INF/tiles.xml</param-value>
    </context-param>

    <filter>
        <filter-name>struts2</filter-name>
        <filter-class>org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.ng.filter.StrutsPrepareAndExecuteFilter</filter-class>
</filter>

    <filter-mapping>
        <filter-name>struts2</filter-name>
        <url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>
    </filter-mapping>

    <listener>
        <listener-class>
            org.apache.struts2.tiles.StrutsTilesListener
        </listener-class>
    </listener>
</web-app>

My tiles.xml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<!DOCTYPE tiles-definitions PUBLIC
   "-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Tiles Configuration 2.0//EN"
   "http://tiles.apache.org/dtds/tiles-config_2_0.dtd">

<tiles-definitions>

<definition name="rcg.defaultLayout"
    template="/layouts/default/defaultLayout.jsp">
    <put-attribute name="title"     value="RCG Console" />
    <put-attribute name="header"    value="/layouts/default/header.jsp" />
    <!-- <put-attribute name="tabs"         value="/layouts/default/tabs.jsp" /> -->
    <put-attribute name="body"      value="" />
    <put-attribute name="footer"    value="/layouts/default/footer.jsp" />
</definition>

<definition name="rcg.consoleHome" extends="rcg.defaultLayout">
    <put-attribute name="body" value="/jsp/consoleHome.jsp" />
</definition >

</tiles-definitions>

My Action class:
package com.tumri.rcg.actions;

import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.apache.struts2.convention.annotation.Action;
import org.apache.struts2.convention.annotation.Actions;
import org.apache.struts2.convention.annotation.Namespace;
import org.apache.struts2.convention.annotation.ParentPackage;
import org.apache.struts2.convention.annotation.Result;
import org.apache.struts2.convention.annotation.Results;

import com.opensymphony.xwork2.ActionSupport;

@Namespace(value="/")
@ParentPackage(value="rcg.console")
@Results(value={@Result(name="success", type="tiles", location ="rcg.consoleHome")})
@Actions(value={@Action(""), @Action("console")})
public class ConsoleAction extends ActionSupport {

/**
 *
 */
private static final long serialVersionUID = 4622874962298947031L;
Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(ConsoleAction.class);

@Override
public String execute() throws Exception {

    System.out.println("Executing Index Action...");
    logger.info("Executing Index Action...");
    return SUCCESS;
}

}

A: To use @ParentPackage annotation with the action class or Java package you have to specify the valid Struts package name as a value attribute. If Struts is unable to find the specified package name it will inform you with the exception like in your case
Unable to locate parent package [xxx] for [class yyy]

This is normal, the specified Struts package must exist in the Struts runtime configuration before the convention plugin configuration provider would create its own configuration based on conventions.
If you change the Struts package name to a package like tiles-default or convention-default it will work, because these Struts packages are created via the XML-based configuration provider from the plugin configuration files.
But, your package is not created, because you didn't supply the configuration file struts.xml to your web application or it's not accessible by the dispatcher. By default struts.xml is placed on classpath where it could be loaded by the context classloader or you can specify the location of the configuration file using config init parameter of the Struts filter.
<filter>
    <filter-name>struts2</filter-name>
    <filter-class>org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.ng.filter.StrutsPrepareAndExecuteFilter</filter-class>
    <init-param>
        <param-name>config</param-name>
        <param-value>../../location/to/the/struts.xml,struts-default.xml,struts-plugin.xml</param-value>
    </init-param>
 </filter>

Default result types are available to the parent packages which your packages should extend.

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Iran Ski Touring Dobarar (Ghareh Dagh) Ridgeline is an impressive 52 km long mountain chain that forms a continuous wall in the southeastern portion of the Central Alborz Mountains in northern Iran. This ridgeline consists of more than 20 named peaks and many other unnamed high points. The elevations of 5 of these peaks exceed 4000 m. The highest one is the 4072 m summit of West Doabrar Peak. The ridgeline starts near the Emamzadeh Hashem Pass on Haraz (Tehran-Amol) Road and heads east to end near the village of Seh Band on Firooz Kooh (Tehran-Sari) Road. Many tourists and ski players travel to Dobarar Ridgeline annually to enjoy the exciting experience of Iran Ski touring. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Tq3UFpvtKE
Iran Ski Touring Dobarar (Ghareh Dagh) Ridgeline is an impressive 52 km long mountain chain that forms a continuous wall in the southeastern portion of the Central Alborz Mountains in northern Iran. This ridgeline consists of more than 20 named peaks and many other unnamed high points. The elevations of 5 of these peaks exceed
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Ski in Iran Iran is a mountainous country with great ski resorts. Skiing in Iran is a special winter sport with its own fans. Many tourists annually travel to Iran for skiing in its high peaks. In the north of the capital city of Tehran, there is the Tochal ski piste located on the high mountain of Tochal at 3964m altitude. In the north of Tehran province in the Central Alborz Mountains, there are three other main Iran Ski areas that were opened before Iran's revolution. Dizin is one of these ski resorts. It is 80 km away from Tehran capital in heart of the Alborz Mountains. Dizin is Iran's biggest and main ski piste. Dizin's weather condition offers the longest period for skiing, normally starting in mid-December and ending in late March. There are two other fantastic ski resorts near Dizin in the Alborz Ski Region in the north of Tehran, called Darband Sar and Shemshak. It is only 60 km from Tehran downtown to Shemshak and Darbandsar Ski pistes and the driving time takes about 2 hours through mountainous roads at high altitudes. The resort has a reputation for powdery snow, high altitude (one of the world's 40 highest ski centers), and north-facing slopes. Average snowfall is 1.5 meters (5 feet) at the base but doubles on the upper slopes. Shemshak village could be the best place to have access to those three ski areas. It embraces a hotel, lodge, and private houses. Depending on your interest and level of skiing, you can choose any one of them for skiing during your trip. The altitude of the village is around 2700 m above sea level. These ski resorts are above the village and you have to reach them on foot. Under the skiing tour tab of Adventure Iran's website,
Ski in Iran Iran is a mountainous country with great ski resorts. Skiing in Iran is a special winter sport with its own fans. Many tourists annually travel to Iran for skiing in its high peaks. In the north of the capital city of Tehran, there is the Tochal ski piste located on the high
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Shemshak Ski Resort Shemshak is a village and a ski resort located in Alborz Ski Region, 65 Km away from Tehran city in the northeast. The piste is in the Central Alborz Mountains and is one of the three largest in Iran. Shemshak was a small and unknown village, lost in the mountains, before the beginning of the 20th century. Soon after discovering coal deposits in the region, Shemshak's importance grew so much that a road was built to connect it to Tehran. After a few years, at the end of the mining operations, the village became a leisure resort for wealthy people due to the heavy snowfall in winter and the beautiful mountains surrounding it. In 1958, the Shemshak ski resort was built, offering Tehran's upper class a place to learn and practice this trendy sport from Europe. Today, Shemshak is a well-known venue for people to visit for relaxation and to enjoy its invigorating weather. Even though the resort has not expanded since its opening, it is still one of the largest in Iran. The proximity of Shemshak to other ski resorts such as Darbandsar and Dizin makes it the Ski Capital of Iran! The ski resort's base elevation is about 2,550 meters with the top elevation being about 3,050 meters. There is a hotel, some restaurants, as well as ski, snowboard, and sleigh rentals available in the vicinity. Moreover, there are electric lights, including LED lamps along the piste allowing better visibility for night skiing. The ski season in northern Tehran changes year by year, but generally, the best time for skiing in Shemshak is early December to late March. Darbandsar and Shemshak Skiing are two of the easy ski tours we offer.
Shemshak Ski Resort Shemshak is a village and a ski resort located in Alborz Ski Region, 65 Km away from Tehran city in the northeast. The piste is in the Central Alborz Mountains and is one of the three largest in Iran. Shemshak was a small and unknown village, lost in the mountains, before the
Video Story: Ski Touring in Mount Damavand
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Ski Touring Mount Damavand The video is about an adventure ski touring trip performed for a bunch of young Spanish adventurers who had a lot of experience in mountains and ski areas. 21th of March is Persians' New Year and this tour was performed after the New Year. Damavand Mountain is one of the most challenging mountains of Iran in the winter season and if the weather is bad, it's not going to be an easy climb. They had very bad weather during this trip but all the group climbed the peak and had a successful ascend. As the weather was bad it wasn't possible to take videos from this challenging trip but I hope that the few pictures and videos shown can speak for themselves. Hope you enjoy the video and if you like it subscribe to our channel to see more of the beauty of our country. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4o0lK2YJML0
Ski Touring Mount Damavand The video is about an adventure ski touring trip performed for a bunch of young Spanish adventurers who had a lot of experience in mountains and ski areas. 21th of March is Persians' New Year and this tour was performed after the New Year. Damavand Mountain is one of the most
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Alborz Ski Region in Iran Iran embraces numerous ski resorts in different mountains of Alborz and Zagros. The most important Ski Resorts were built before the Islamic Revolution, during Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's ruling, and they are still among the best in the country. Alborz mountain starts from the northwest of Iran near the Turkey border and stretches all the way in the south of the Caspian Sea toward the northeast of Iran near the Afghanistan border. Alborz district is divided into three sections, West Alborz, Central Alborz, and East Alborz Mountains. Central Alborz region has a lot of high-altitude peaks above 4000 m, and Mount Damavand, Iran's highest peak with 5610 m, is located in this part as well. In central Alborz, there is a specific region called Alborz Ski Region that starts from Mount Tochal (3960m)- Tehran's highest mountain- and stretches northward to Kolonbastak-Sarakchal ridge with a width of about 20 km. This region has 4 different ski areas that you can see on the map below. Moreover, some famous mountains outside of the ski area are the perfect place for off-piste skiing or Ski Touring. Ski Resorts in Alborz Ski Region in Iran: Tochal Ski Resort Tehran sits at the foot of Tochal mountain which has a ski resort on its heights. The peak altitude is 3960m and the highest point of the ski resort is 3850m. From the Velenjak neighborhood in the north of the capital Tehran, you will have access to the gondola which will take you up to 3700 m after three sections. From there you can take a lift to go to the highest point of the ski resort which is near the Tochal peak (3960m). The length of the gondola from the first to the last station is about 7.5 km
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Darbandsar Ski Resort in Iran ALBORZ SKI REGION Darbandsar ski resort in Iran is one of the main ski resorts in the country, located in Darbandsar village, northeast of the capital. From Tehran, it is only 65km away and takes one and half hours to reach it. The history of the piste goes back to around the time of the Iran Islamic revolution. Before the revolution, many local skiers traveled to Europe for the ski championships. With the help and support of a few ski enthusiasts from various countries, decisions were made to create a new ski resort in the Alborz Ski Region. They bought a brand-new lift from the Poma company in France in 1978. This lift was kept in Iran's customs control for a period due to the timing of the revolution. This project was suspended until things had settled down so it took longer than originally planned. After a few years, actually, at the beginning of 1982, the Darbandsar piste was born. Subsequently, the locals bought more ski lift equipment to improve the piste and make it more advanced and keep pace with other pistes in Iran. The altitude is 2600m to 3600m. This piste, as mentioned, is located in the Alborz ski region in the Central Alborz Mountains. Darbandsar ski resort was originally a small piste in Iran. Fortunately, it now belongs to a private company that developed the region and purchased new ski lift equipment. It is fast increasing in size, overtaking Shemshak and Tochal pistes. Nowadays Darbandsar is an important and well-known ski hub for Iranian skiers. It is also becoming more popular with locals. Lift Systems: 1st station: 2600m Last station: 3600m The ski resort has two ski lifts, three chair lifts (two 4-seater ski lifts, one two-seater chair lift), and one
Darbandsar Ski Resort in Iran ALBORZ SKI REGION Darbandsar ski resort in Iran is one of the main ski resorts in the country, located in Darbandsar village, northeast of the capital. From Tehran, it is only 65km away and takes one and half hours to reach it. The history of the piste goes back
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Dizin Ski Resort ALBORZ SKI REGION Dizin is the biggest Ski Resort in Iran, located in Alborz province, northeast of Tehran province, which is on the southern slopes of the Central Alborz Mountains. Dizin ski resort was built around 1960 during the reign of Pahlavi (Mohammad Reza Shah) before Iran's Islamic revolution. The piste is situated in a staggeringly beautiful geographical position, surrounded by a lot of high mountain peaks around +4000 m, which makes for a very cold winter with amazing visibility of the mountains in the Alborz range. You will have a stunning view of Iran's highest mountain, Damavand (5610m), from the top of the piste on Sichal peak. From the last station of Dizin, you have to ascend a little bit. It takes 10-15 minutes to reach the peak (Sichal), the highest point in the region. From there, you will have a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of the numerous mountains in the heart of Alborz. From the peak, you can see Kolonbastak (4150m), the ridgeline of the Sarakckal mountains, a 15km mountain chain above 4000m with 3 peaks. In the south, you will see Tochal mountain (3960m) which is north of the capital, Tehran. Dizin is, without a doubt, the finest place for skiing in Iran. For those who are looking for a more challenging activity, there are a lot of regions around Dizin that are terrific for Off Piste skiing. You will need a local guide or experienced ski instructor for off-piste skiing in Dizin. There are a few mountains around Dizin that are excellent for Ski-Touring at the end of winter and the beginning of spring. Mount Kolonbastak and Mount Azadkuh are two of them, which are fairly close, and ideal for ski touring. Besides ski activities, the attractive Dizin region is a suitable
Dizin Ski Resort ALBORZ SKI REGION Dizin is the biggest Ski Resort in Iran, located in Alborz province, northeast of Tehran province, which is on the southern slopes of the Central Alborz Mountains. Dizin ski resort was built around 1960 during the reign of Pahlavi (Mohammad Reza Shah) before Iran's Islamic revolution. The piste
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Ski Touring in MT Damavand The video is about our expedition ski touring trip in Mt Damavand in April of 2019 that was made for a Spanish couple. Damavand is a symbol of Iran and ascending it is the dream of many adventurous travelers. The Majority of people climb Mt Damavand in the summer as a trekking activity but at the end of winter or beginning of spring when the mountain has a lot of snow is perfect for ski touring. We have created a trip to ascend Damavand with skis for challenger skiers. The trip is designed to have a few days of ski touring in Dobarar Mountains for the start. Dobarar mountains has a couple of peaks about 4000m which is in the southern side of Mt Damavand and has a very good quality snow for ski touring. Besides that, it's perfect for warm up and acclimatization before the actual climb to mount Damavand. The plan in Dobarar was to stay in a nearby village and make base and choose a different peak to ascend and ski in every day. luck was on their side on this trip as they had perfect weather most of the days. They did a lot of photography in the high mountains of Dobarar which you can see in here. After this part, we transferred the group toward Mt Damavand base camp where they rested and the next day drove them from the 1st camp towards the 2nd camp. In the midway, they started skiing towards the 3rd camp and carried the bags with porters. In March and April and most of the year, we have snow above the 2nd camp (3100m) so they couldn't use mules to transfer their baggage. The next day was acclimatization day and they climbed towards 5000m without
Ski Touring in MT Damavand The video is about our expedition ski touring trip in Mt Damavand in April of 2019 that was made for a Spanish couple. Damavand is a symbol of Iran and ascending it is the dream of many adventurous travelers. The Majority of people climb Mt Damavand in the summer as
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Iran Ski Touring Iran, with its numerous high peaks in the Alborz and Zagros mountains, is absolutely the loneliest destination for skiing and Ski touring in the Middle East. Having a high snowfall starting from November till June in the towering mountains on the one hand, and having 150 mountains above 4,000 m on the other, makes Iran an ideal destination for Ski Touring. There are many pistes above 2,500 m level and the amount of snow is also perfect for winter activities. Adventure Iran operates many ski touring trips in Alborz and Zagros mountains in Iran. Depending on your ski level and time of travel, we advise different locations and paths for professional and amateur skiers. One of the most popular ski touring adventures which has attracted many ski enthusiasts is Mount Damavand (5,610m), the highest mountain in Iran and the Middle East. The Mount Damavand Ski Touring in Asia's highest volcano mountain tour is a one-week trip that Adventure Iran conducts in the spring. We also combine Damavand Ski Touring with Dobarar mountain range, which makes the best combination for powder skiing, leisure trips, views of other mountains and Mount Damavand, and acclimatization at the summit. Ski Touring in MT Damavand and Dobarar Mountain chains is a ten-day trip covering both these mountains. Damavand is only 100 km away from the capital and is within easy reach of the base of Damavand where you can start your ski tour. The Alam Kuh Mountain is the second mountain in Iran in terms of altitude at 4,850 m above sea level. It is also one of the most challenging peaks in Iran. Sometimes, you can ski in Alam Kuh Mountain till June, depending on the snowfall during the year. Mount Alam Kuh Ski Touring is a one-week tour that is
Iran Ski Touring Iran, with its numerous high peaks in the Alborz and Zagros mountains, is absolutely the loneliest destination for skiing and Ski touring in the Middle East. Having a high snowfall starting from November till June in the towering mountains on the one hand, and having 150 mountains above 4,000 m on the
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Alborz-e Markazi Protected Area Alborz-e Markazi Protected Area is one of the biggest protected areas in Alborz Mountain Range observed by the Department of Environment of Iran. The area starts north of Tehran city and stretches to the Caspian Sea. It is situated in three provinces of Tehran, Alborz, and Mazandaran. The whole area is around 400,000 hectares and is home to 48 species of mammals, 156 species of birds, 1,400 different species of plants, and 26 species of reptiles who live in this area. It is one of the main sources of water as there are many rivers in this region. The most famous mountains of Central Alborz, above 4,000m, are located in this protected area. Mount AzadKuh 4,400m, Mount Kolonbastak 4,150 m, and Mount Sarakchal 4,250m are its most famous peaks. In addition, Abali Ski resort, the first ski resort in Iran, built around 60 years ago (1960), is located in Alborz-e Markazi protected area. The main ski resorts of Dizin, Shemshak, and Darbandsar are also found here. Adventure Iran is one of the pioneer tour operators focusing on this region to conduct and create action-packed tours in Iran. Short and long mountain trekking, Mountain biking, and Ski touring are a variety of Adventure Iran tours that are carried out during the most suitable period for each activity throughout the year. A couple of tours with fixed departure dates are included in Adventure Iran Group Tours too. Due to the high altitude, the temperature and climate vary in each season. We, therefore, arrange appropriate trips for each season. One of the most popular moderate treks is Hike in Iran through off the beaten tracks which is one-week trekking in the Central Alborz Mountains and includes several protected areas such as Alborz Markazi protected area. For Mountain Biking, we
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Q: Drawing custom View not working I want to draw a custom view, i am doing it like this :
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The problem that the draw rectangle is not working !! the result is a black rectangle. What i am doing wrong ?

A: You are creating your bezier path incorrectly. You are continuously moving to new points without adding lines. After moving to the first point you need to add lines to successive points.
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Q: "StdIn.isEmpty()" java: "StdIn.isEmpty()" java: I am using eclipse, the console never shows output, because I can't figure out how can I terminate giving inputs. I tried pressing space/tab/enter, but the console still doesn't show the output and keeps on demanding more input.

A: I am assuming you are passing a text file...if so, please use
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instead of
java foo bar.txt

A: The Problem is that the console keeps demanding the input from the user, and never terminates. This can be resolved by simply pressing 'Control + d'.
This helps.

A: You could press ctrl-z (at least in Windows this works for me) but you probably don't want to do that. This would mean your program could only ever read once from the console. Better would be that you only read a line at a time rather than try to read "the whole file". Then you can just press enter to finish reading. Somthing like this:
Scanner s = new Scanner(System.in);
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L'Aston Martin DB1 est une automobile produite de 1948 à 1950 par le constructeur britannique Aston Martin. Elle est le premier modèle produit sous la direction de David Brown. Elle est connue à l'origine sous le nom de Aston Martin 2-Litre Sports. La voiture a été présentée au  de 1948. Il s'agit d'un roadster deux-places. Produit en quatorze ou seize exemplaires, sept ou huit sont existantes à travers le monde.

Historique
Fondée en 1914 par Lionel Martin et Robert Bamford, Aston Martin est rachetée en 1947 par David Brown, un industriel, dont les initiales seront à l'origine des modèles « DB » de la marque.

La DB 1
L'Atom était un projet d'Aston Martin développé avant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Le châssis tubulaire et le moteur quatre-cylindres de  furent développés par Claude Hill.

Peu de temps après que David Brown ait repris Aston Martin, commença la construction d'une version revisitée. Le prototype fut engagé dans la course des 24 Heures de Spa en 1948 afin de tester la durabilité du modèle, et la voiture remporta la course, pilotée par St John Horsfall et Leslie Johnson. La voiture utilisée pour la course de Spa a été reconstruite et exposée au London Motor Show de 1948 comme étant un exemplaire de la nouvelle série Spa Replica que le public pouvait acquérir, mais il n'y eut pas d'acheteurs. Le seul exemplaire de la voiture de course de Spa a été conservé jusqu'à récemment au Dutch Motor Museum. En 2006, elle fut rapatriée au Royaume-Uni et entièrement restaurée.

David Brown dirigea la construction d'un roadster deux-places au design plus conventionnel pour l'exposition de Londres. Ce modèle 2-Litre Sports, comme son nom l'indique, utilisait le moteur  de Claude Hill. Développant  (), il permettait à ce petit véhicule léger d'atteindre les .

Treize des voitures produites étaient des cabriolets, dont celle exposée à Londres, équipées d'une calandre en trois parties préfigurant le futur dessin des calandres Aston Martin. Une caractéristique unique de ces voitures était le compartiment pour la roue de secours situé dans une aile avant. Un châssis supplémentaire a été vendu pour être re-carrossé sur mesure.

Après l'introduction en 1950 de la DB2, sa remplaçante équipée du six-cylindres en ligne Lagonda, le modèle 2-Litre Sports devint plus communément connu sous le nom de « DB1 ».

Palmarès
 La 2-Litre Sports gagne les 24 Heures de Spa en 1948 avec St John Horsfall et Leslie Johnson (première édition de l'après-guerre).

Notes et références

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According to Timothy Chapman: "The look of this work owes a lot of my fondness for earlier styles of depicting animals, particularly the copperplate engravings that illustrated Buffon's Natural History (begun in 1766), as well as Victorian animal portraiture and old scientific illustration. I have tried to present similarly earnest, but basically inaccurate, renderings of animals by using humor, irony and a surrealistic sensibility that is not available to the scientist. What I want most is to impart to the viewer a sense of wonder and strangeness that nature photography and video, in spite of their inherent capacity for precision, cannot." In 2014, Chapman was selected by the U. S. State Department to travel to Nairobi, Kenya in its artist exchange program called 'Art in Embassies'.
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Unbridled With John Roper
By Britney Grover
John Roper absolutely loves watching high-end equitation. "To watch well-trained Junior riders on good horses negotiating difficult courses without a bobble is beautiful. It's like magic," he said. That enjoyment hasn't gotten old even after 40 years as a hunter judge.
Growing up in Nashville, Tennessee, John and his family had no involvement with horses whatsoever. Then when he was 16, John began trail riding with friends on the weekend, all day long—by the time he graduated from high school, he was absolutely sure he wanted to be a horse trainer. He worked privately for a family for nine years, during which time he showed at his first recognized show in his early 20s, and then opened his own business in 1970.
When he wasn't teaching his clients, John found himself at the warmup ring watching other trainers to learn. He loved watching horses jump around the ring, and so pursued getting his judge's card, not knowing if he'd be any good at it. After closing his business in the early '90s, he had much more time to judge. Now, John has enjoyed judging from California to Devon, Kentucky and the World Equestrian Center.
John lives in Franklin, Tennessee, with his wife of 35 years, Ann, whose daughter, Nicole Tillman, and granddaughter are also enjoying lives with horses. He still loves teaching and training, and does occasional clinics, though most of his horse time is spent judging equitation.
What's your best early memory of riding?
Most exciting memory was winning my first blue ribbon—even though it was in a pair class based more on matching horses!
What's your favorite thing about being part of the horse world?
I think the horse world is basically very tight and close. Your fiercest competitors will be there to help you for the sake of your horses.
In your career, is there a rider whose talent stands out in your mind as being one of the best riders that you have been associated with?
Yes, a young lady that rode with me in the early '80s that showed that natural talent was a girl named Haley Richards. At 11 years of age, she could climb off a medium pony after having a perfect trip, climb on her brother's 4' horse and lay down a trip in the regular working hunters. Her ability to understand stride length and her natural eye was uncanny. She was a very, very gifted rider.
What advice do you have for those considering getting their judging cards?
Make sure you know you can sit there for 8 to 12 hours a day watching horses go around one after another, then be enthusiastic about placing them in a certain order.
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If you had a week off, what would you do?
Just relax, hang out, go out to eat with my wife, wax my car, maybe snoop around an old antique mall.
If you weren't involved with the horse world, what career do you think you would have picked?
Archaeologist, or something to do with music. I love old rock 'n' roll.
Where would you like to go but haven't?
I'd like to go to the Super Bowl with my wife—if the Titans are playing, that is!
Have you had a funny horse moment that still makes you laugh?
I raised a horse from a weanling and at 6 years old I sold the horse to a professional in New York. I saw the horse two or three years later in Wellington in a big schooling area, and called to him. He turned his head in my direction and whinnied.
Early in my career, Walter "Jimmy" Lee inspired me. He taught me about quality horses. He was a great teacher and trainer. I learned a lot from him. I'm still inspired by Kelly Mullen. She's the hardest worker I have ever seen. She never gives up on any project. And last but not least, a person that just lately started inspiring me is a young man named Troy Medina, whom I had the pleasure of teaching in Florida this last winter. His love of horses is immeasurable, whether or not it is riding, grooming, mucking or whatever. But mainly he is like a sponge, soaking up information on learning, and while at it he was so completely thankful for my help. Thank you, Troy!
What talents do you feel you have?
I guess you might say I have a talent for putting together albums for people, which include their lives with their horses. I really enjoy past history of our sport, and memories of old past horses.
What three things can always be found in your refrigerator?
Water, wine and peppermint ice cream
Something people don't know about you?
I am more spiritual than anyone knows.
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Plus, Fat Mike's not-so-punk restaurant Thistle Hill, now open in Park Slope; M.I.A., Sleigh Bells, and Mr. Dream at Coco 66; Francis and the Lights at the Bowery Ballroom; a bunch of musicians staring at Marina Abramović at MOMA; really ace American Idol coverage from Tom Breihan and Sharyn Jackson; Lady Sovereign comes out; Stephen Colbert vs. the Hold Steady; and much, much more, somewhere down below. Looking for something to do? Consult our weekend guide. We're back on Monday.
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