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package therian.position.relative;

import java.beans.FeatureDescriptor;
import java.beans.IndexedPropertyDescriptor;
import java.beans.IntrospectionException;
import java.beans.Introspector;
import java.beans.PropertyDescriptor;
import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.lang.reflect.Type;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.function.BiConsumer;
import java.util.function.Function;
import java.util.function.Predicate;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import java.util.logging.LogManager;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import java.util.stream.Stream;

import javax.el.ELResolver;

import org.apache.commons.collections4.IteratorUtils;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.Validate;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.reflect.TypeUtils;

import therian.TherianContext;
import therian.el.ELConstants;
import therian.position.Position;
import therian.util.Types;

/**
 * Fluent entry point for "property at" {@link RelativePositionFactory}.
 */
public class Property {

    private static final Logger LOG = LogManager.getLogManager().getLogger(Property.class.getName());
    private static final String THERIAN_PROPERTY_METHOD_WEAVER = "therian-property-method-weaver";

    private enum FeatureExtractionStrategy {
        GENERIC_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE {

            @Override
            Type getType(FeatureDescriptor feature) {
                return Type.class.cast(feature.getValue(ELConstants.GENERIC_TYPE));
            }
        },
        PROPERTY_DESCRIPTOR {

            @Override
            Type getType(FeatureDescriptor feature) {
                if (feature instanceof PropertyDescriptor) {
                    PropertyDescriptor pd = (PropertyDescriptor) feature;
                    Method readMethod = pd.getReadMethod();
                    if (readMethod != null) {
                        return readMethod.getGenericReturnType();
                    }
                    Method writeMethod = pd.getWriteMethod();
                    if (writeMethod != null) {
                        final int arg = pd instanceof IndexedPropertyDescriptor ? 1 : 0;
                        return writeMethod.getGenericParameterTypes()[arg];
                    }
                }
                return null;
            }
        },
        TYPE_ATTRIBUTE {

            @Override
            Type getType(FeatureDescriptor feature) {
                return Class.class.cast(feature.getValue(ELResolver.TYPE));
            }
        };

        abstract Type getType(FeatureDescriptor feature);

        Optional<Type> findType(Stream<? extends FeatureDescriptor> features) {
            return features.map(this::getType).filter(Objects::nonNull).findFirst();
        }
    }

    public static class PositionFactory<PARENT, TYPE> extends RelativePositionFactory.ReadWrite<PARENT, TYPE> {

        private final String propertyName;
        private final boolean optional;

        private PositionFactory(final String propertyName) {
            this(propertyName, false);
        }

        private PositionFactory(final String propertyName, boolean optional) {
            this.propertyName = Validate.notEmpty(propertyName, "propertyName");
            this.optional = optional;
        }

        public String getPropertyName() {
            return propertyName;
        }

        @Override
        public
 RelativePosition.ReadWrite
 of(Position.Readable
 parentPosition) {
            class Result extends RelativePositionImpl
 implements RelativePosition.ReadWrite
 {

                protected Result(therian.position.Position.Readable
 parentPosition, String name) {
                    super(parentPosition, name);
                }

                @Override
                public Type getType() {
                    return Types.refine(getBasicType(), parentPosition.getType());
                }

                private Type getBasicType() {
                    final TherianContext context = TherianContext.getInstance();
                    final P parent = parentPosition.getValue();
                    final Predicate<FeatureDescriptor> featureMatchingName = d -> propertyName.equals(d.getName());

                    Stream<FeatureDescriptor> matchingFeatures = Stream.empty();
                    if (parent != null) {
                        try {
                            matchingFeatures =
                                IteratorUtils.toList(context.getELResolver().getFeatureDescriptors(context, parent))
                                    .stream().filter(featureMatchingName);

                            final Optional<Type> fromGenericTypeAttribute =
                                FeatureExtractionStrategy.GENERIC_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE.findType(matchingFeatures);
                            if (fromGenericTypeAttribute.isPresent()) {
                                return fromGenericTypeAttribute.get();
                            }
                        } catch (Exception e) {
                        }
                    }

                    final Type parentType = parentPosition.getType();
                    final Class<?> rawParentType = TypeUtils.getRawType(parentType, null);
                    try {
                        final Optional<Type> fromPropertyDescriptor =
                            FeatureExtractionStrategy.PROPERTY_DESCRIPTOR.findType(Arrays.stream(
                                Introspector.getBeanInfo(rawParentType).getPropertyDescriptors()).filter(
                                featureMatchingName));

                        if (fromPropertyDescriptor.isPresent()) {
                            return fromPropertyDescriptor.get();
                        }
                    } catch (IntrospectionException e) {
                        if (LOG.isLoggable(Level.WARNING)) {
                            LOG.log(Level.WARNING, String.format("Could not introspect %s", rawParentType), e);
                        }
                    }
                    final Optional<Type> fromTypeAttribute =
                        FeatureExtractionStrategy.TYPE_ATTRIBUTE.findType(matchingFeatures);
                    if (fromTypeAttribute.isPresent()) {
                        return fromTypeAttribute.get();
                    }

                    final Class<?> type =
                        context.getELResolver().getType(context, parentPosition.getValue(), propertyName);
                    Validate.validState(context.isPropertyResolved(), "could not resolve type of %s from %s",
                        propertyName, parentPosition);
                    return type;
                }

                @Override
                public TYPE getValue() {
                    final TherianContext context = TherianContext.getInstance();
                    final P parent = parentPosition.getValue();
                    final Object value = context.getELResolver().getValue(context, parent, propertyName);
                    if (context.isPropertyResolved()) {
                        @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
                        final TYPE result = (TYPE) value;
                        return result;
                    }
                    if (optional && parent == null) {
                        return null;
                    }
                    throw new IllegalStateException(String.format("could not get value %s from %s", propertyName,
                        parentPosition));
                }
            }
            return new Result(parentPosition, propertyName);
        }

        @Override
        public boolean equals(Object obj) {
            if (obj == this) {
                return true;
            }
            return obj instanceof PositionFactory && propertyName.equals(((PositionFactory<?, ?>) obj).propertyName)
                && optional == ((PositionFactory<?, ?>) obj).optional;
        }

        @Override
        public int hashCode() {
            return Objects.hash(propertyName, optional);
        }

        @Override
        public String toString() {
            return String.format("%sProperty %s", optional ? "Optional " : "", propertyName);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Wraps a (lambda) reference to a property accessor(/getter) method. Intended not for direct use but rather with
     * {@link Property#at(Function)} and {@link Property#optional(Function)}. Wrapping accessor references in this type
     * means that they can survive being passed through other methods before reaching {@link Property}'s
     * {@link PositionFactory} methods.
     *
     * @param

     * @param <T>
     */
    public static class Accessor
 implements Function
 {
        private final String propertyName;
        private final Function<? super P, ? extends T> wrapped;

        public Accessor(String propertyName, Function
 wrapped) {
            super();
            this.propertyName = Validate.notBlank(propertyName, "propertyName was blank");
            this.wrapped = Validate.notNull(wrapped, "wrapped");
        }

        @Override
        public T apply(P parent) {
            return wrapped.apply(parent);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Wraps a (lambda) reference to a property mutator(/setter) method. Intended not for direct use but rather with
     * {@link Property#at(BiConsumer)} and {@link Property#optional(BiConsumer)}. Wrapping mutator references in this
     * type means that they can survive being passed through other methods before reaching {@link Property}'s
     * {@link PositionFactory} methods.
     *
     * @param

     * @param <T>
     */
    public static class Mutator
 implements BiConsumer
 {
        private final String propertyName;
        private final BiConsumer<? super P, ? super T> wrapped;

        public Mutator(String propertyName, BiConsumer<? super P, ? super T> wrapped) {
            super();
            this.propertyName = Validate.notBlank(propertyName, "propertyName was blank");
            this.wrapped = Validate.notNull(wrapped, "wrapped");
        }

        @Override
        public void accept(P t, T u) {
            wrapped.accept(t, u);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Create a {@link Property.PositionFactory} for the specified property.
     *
     * @param propertyName
     * @return {@link PositionFactory}
     */
    public static <T> PositionFactory<Object, T> at(String propertyName) {
        return new PositionFactory<>(propertyName);
    }

    /**
     * Create a {@link Property.PositionFactory} for an optional property. A position created from such a factory will
     * silently return {@code null} as its value if its parent's value is {@code null}.
     *
     * @param propertyName
     * @return {@link PositionFactory}
     */
    public static <T> PositionFactory<Object, T> optional(String propertyName) {
        final boolean optional = true;
        return new PositionFactory<>(propertyName, optional);
    }

    /**
     * Create a {@link Property.PositionFactory} for the property specified by {@code accessor}, whose original source
     * form is expected to have been a method reference for a valid Java bean accessor method, in which case it is
     * required that the calling class be processed with the {@code therian-property-method-weaver} for Apache Commons
     * Weaver, which wraps the reference in an {@link Accessor} object. Alternatively the {@link Accessor} can be
     * explicitly instantiated.
     *
     * @param accessor
     * @return {@link PositionFactory}
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code accessor} is not an {@link Accessor} instance at runtime.
     */
    public static
 PositionFactory
 at(Function<? super P, ? extends T> accessor) {
        Validate.isInstanceOf(Accessor.class, accessor, "Cannot detect property from %s; missing %s?", accessor,
            THERIAN_PROPERTY_METHOD_WEAVER);
        return new PositionFactory<>(((Accessor<? super P, ? extends T>) accessor).propertyName);
    }

    /**
     * Create a {@link Property.PositionFactory} for the property specified by {@code mutator}, whose original source
     * form is expected to have been a method reference for a valid Java bean mutator method, in which case it is
     * required that the calling class be processed with the {@code therian-property-method-weaver} for Apache Commons
     * Weaver, which wraps the reference in a {@link Mutator} object. Alternatively the {@link Mutator} can be
     * explicitly instantiated.
     *
     * @param accessor
     * @return {@link PositionFactory}
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code accessor} is not an {@link Accessor} instance at runtime.
     */
    public static
 PositionFactory
 at(BiConsumer<? super P, ? super T> mutator) {
        Validate.isInstanceOf(Mutator.class, mutator, "Cannot detect property from %s; missing %s?", mutator,
            THERIAN_PROPERTY_METHOD_WEAVER);
        return new PositionFactory<>(((Mutator<? super P, ? super T>) mutator).propertyName);
    }

    /**
     * Create a {@link Property.PositionFactory} for the optional property specified by {@code accessor}, whose original
     * source form is expected to have been a method reference for a valid Java bean accessor method, in which case it
     * is required that the calling class be processed with the {@code therian-property-method-weaver} for Apache
     * Commons Weaver, which translates the method call. Alternatively the {@link Accessor} class can be explicitly
     * instantiated. A position created from such a factory will silently return {@code null} as its value if its
     * parent's value is {@code null}.
     *
     * @param accessor
     * @return {@link PositionFactory}
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code accessor} is not an {@link Accessor} instance.
     */
    public static
 PositionFactory
 optional(Function<? super P, ? extends T> accessor) {
        Validate.isInstanceOf(Accessor.class, accessor, "Cannot detect property from %s; missing %s?", accessor,
            THERIAN_PROPERTY_METHOD_WEAVER);
        final boolean optional = true;
        return new PositionFactory<>(((Accessor<? super P, ? extends T>) accessor).propertyName, optional);
    }

    /**
     * Create a {@link Property.PositionFactory} for the optional property specified by {@code mutator}, whose original
     * source form is expected to have been a method reference for a valid Java bean mutator method, in which case it is
     * required that the calling class be processed with the {@code therian-property-method-weaver} for Apache Commons
     * Weaver, which wraps the reference in a {@link Mutator} object. Alternatively the {@link Mutator} can be
     * explicitly instantiated. A position created from such a factory will silently return {@code null} as its value if
     * its parent's value is {@code null}.
     *
     * @param accessor
     * @return {@link PositionFactory}
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code accessor} is not an {@link Accessor} instance at runtime.
     */
    public static
 PositionFactory
 optional(BiConsumer<? super P, ? super T> mutator) {
        Validate.isInstanceOf(Mutator.class, mutator, "Cannot detect property from %s; missing %s?", mutator,
            THERIAN_PROPERTY_METHOD_WEAVER);
        final boolean optional = true;
        return new PositionFactory<>(((Mutator<? super P, ? super T>) mutator).propertyName, optional);
    }
}


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Congressman Calls for Cryptocurrency Investigation, Another Wants to Ban It
Stephen Webb | Jul 19, 2018 | 20:00
A Democratic congressman has called for an investigation of the cryptocurrency industry following Robert Mueller's indictment — while another has called for a ban on cryptocurrency mining and buying altogether.
On July 13th, 12 Russian operatives were accused of interfering with the 2016 U.S. Presidential election — purportedly having aimed to undermine the campaign of the Democratic presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton. Mueller's 29-page indictment outlined the strategies and technologies used to compromise the election process.
Bitcoin, which was the payment of choice by the Russian operatives, has elicited new concern over digital currency from public officials. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo), in a letter to the Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), urged for a new protocol to help prevent digital currencies from assisting in illegal activities. In his letter, he asked the bureau to "initiate an investigation of the cryptocurrency industry and articulate further guidance to help prevent financial crimes."
Cleaver, who currently serves on the House Financial Services Committee, acknowledged the "tremendous opportunities" offered by cryptocurrency. Attempting to strike a balance, the U.S. congressman explained:
It is my hope that the government will continue to take steps to better align the public's interest in financial technologies with the public's interest in limiting nefarious uses of these technologies.
Congressman Calls to End Bitcoin Buying and Mining
On Wednesday, the House Financial Services Committee gathered to examine cryptocurrencies' potential domestic and global uses — this came only hours after a similar meeting held by the State Committee of Agriculture. What ensued was a chorus of anti-bitcoin sentiment fronted by Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Ca). The U.S. congressman announced that:
We should prohibit U.S. persons from buying or mining cryptocurrencies.
This isn't the first time Sherman has spoken negatively of the nascent technology — having called cryptocurrencies a "crook" in March.
In his statement from the podium, Sherman went onto say:
Mining alone uses electricity which takes away from other needs and-or adds to the carbon footprint. As a store, as a medium of exchange, cryptocurrency accomplishes nothing except facilitating narcotics trafficking, terrorism, and tax evasion.
Not everyone was in complete agreement. Rep. K. Michael Conaway (R-Tx) felt that bitcoin was favorable when compared to privacy-focused digital currencies like Moreno. The more easily traceable Bitcoin served as a benefit for tracking "stupid criminals" reasoned the Republican congressman.
Where's the Blockchain Caucus?
Congress announced in early 2017 that a blockchain caucus that would educate and advise on matters of blockchain and digital currency. Even with such efforts, certain members of Congress still seem ill-informed. Rep. Collin Peterson (D-Mn) who spoke at the meeting admitted that "there's a lot of things here that don't make much sense."
These call to actions and meetings highlight a pivotal time for the U.S. government — as more and more elected law officials come to understand the possibilities of digital currencies and blockchain.
What do you think about the comments and actions made by U.S. Congress members? Let us know in the comments below!
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Lawrence Tech Splits Doubleheader with (RV) University of Rio Grande
Lawrence Tech (18-2, 0-0) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 8 0
Rio Grande (18-10, 8-0) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2
Rio Grande (18-9, 8-0) 3 0 0 0 2 0 X 5 5 0
2B: Brittney Bult
HR: M. Criner; K. Conkey
Rio Grande, Ohio- The Lawrence Technological (Mich.) University softball team split their Sunday, March 24 doubleheader against (RV) University of Rio Grande (Ohio). The Blue Devils defeated the Red Storm in the second game, 1-0, and fell 5-2 in the first game.
In the second game, Lawrence Tech (18-2, 0-0) and Rio Grande (18-10, 8-0) were in a pitchers' duel as both teams combined on 14 runners left on base. Sydney Schultz(JR/Commerce Twp, Mich.) and Brittney Bult (JR/Brampton, Ontario) teamed up to shutout the Red Storm. Schultz started on the circle and pitched for two innings, in which she surrendered no hits and three walks. Schultz struck out one of the five batters she faced. Bult pitched in relief of Schultz for five innings. Bult allowed four hits and no walks and sat down two off 18 batters.
Brittany Wieland (SO/Alexandria, Va.) scored the lone run of the game in the seventh inning. The Blue Devils collected seven hits, led by Sarah Hige (FR/Northville, Mich.) as she went 2-for-4. Katie Cyster (SO/Wyandotte, Mich.), Meredith Adams (JR/Portage, Mich. ), Wieland, and Alex Amos (JR/Corona, Calif.) recorded team-high four putouts apiece.
Schultz stranded two runners on base in the first inning and one in the second. Kelsey Conkey of Rio Grande allowed three hits and left three runners on base over the same innings. The pitching continued being strong during the four innings that followed as Bult and Conkey only allowed five hits combined. It was at the top of the seventh inning that Hige drove in Wieland off a single. Bult shut down the Red Storm over the final innings to hold on to a 1-0 win.
In the first game, Alexa Cherney (JR/Farmington Hills, Mich. ) toed the rubber for four and two-thirds innings in which she sat down seven of the 18 batters she faced. Cherney allowed five runs off four hits and two walks. Schultz pitched for one and a third innings and allowed no runs and no hits, and struck out one of the four batters she faced.
Hige and Adams scored on the Blue Devils side, driven in by Andra Malburg (SO/Maineville, Ohio) and Wieland. Bult paced the squad with two hits off three at-bats. Amos led the team with eight putouts.
Lawrence Tech took an early lead at the top of the first inning when Malburg drove in Hige. Adams then pushed the Blue Devil lead to 2-0 off a single by Wieland. Rio Grande built a comeback in the bottom of the inning and took the 3-2 lead. The Red Storm sealed the 5-2 victory in the fifth inning with two home runs that led to two runs.
The Blue Devils will be back in action on Wednesday, March 27 when they face Madonna (Mich.) University in their first Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference outing of the season. The first game of the doubleheader is set to start at 3:30 p.m.


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Ramón Arturo Cáceres Vasquez (15 December 1866, Moca, Dominican Republic – 19 November 1911, Santo Domingo), nicknamed Mon Cáceres,  was a Dominican politician and minister of the Armed Forces. He was the 31st president of the Dominican Republic (1906–1911). He served as vice president under Carlos Felipe Morales until assuming office in 1906. Cáceres was the leader of the right-wing Red Party.

Cáceres was assassinated in 1911 after being ambushed by rebels and killed in his car. His death was followed by a civil war and, ultimately, by the U.S. occupation of the Dominican Republic in 1916.

A metro station in Santo Domingo is named after him.

Early life
Ramón Cáceres was born in the Cibao region in the town of Moca, Espaillat. His father was Manuel Cáceres, a former president of the Dominican Republic, and his mother was Remigia Vásquez. He participated in politics during his youth and studied law. Cáceres was known for his physical strength, as well as being a great horseman and an expert marksman.

Political career
Cáceres participated in the execution of the president Ulises Heureaux (Lilís) on July 26, 1899 in the city of Moca. Cáceres later became the constitutional President of the Republic. During his mandate, the 1907 Dominican American Convention is signed. In 1907 he promulgated a new Constitution, by virtue of which he was re-elected in 1908.

From the beginning of his government, Cáceres, like his predecessors, had to face groups that sought to overthrow him. One of the most important guerilla outbreaks that occurred was that of the Northwest Line, led by the jimenista Desiderio Arias who maintained absolute control of the area. (Demetrio Rodríguez had fallen in Puerto Plata on January 3, 9 days before Cáceres officially assumed the Presidency on January 12, 1906). To deal with this situation, Cáceres moved to Monte Cristi with his troops and military advisers. It practically devastated that area, concentrating the food supply in certain places and ordering the transfer of livestock to the interior of the Cibao within 20 days. Part of the population submitted to the measures, while many others strongly opposed him. Agricultural and livestock activities were affected. However, President Cáceres managed to control the insurgents. He used the same methods in the southern region, managing to repress the leaders of that area.

One of the tactics used by Cáceres was to send emissaries to the places where the regional leaders were most powerful, with the instruction that they meet in a neutral place to achieve a peace agreement. This meeting was a trap, the opposing leaders, present there, were finally surrounded by the army and eliminated from the road. During Cáceres's mandate, great importance was given to military affairs. He created a professional army to replace the private armies that led various regional leaders. Along with this army, he reorganized the Rural Guard created during the Morales government and turned it into a police force for the entire country, calling it the Republican Guard, also popularly called the Mon Guard. It was characterized because it imposed its authority and was faithful to the President.

Because there were many sectors that did not support his government, various plots were formed against him, and on November 19, 1911, a group led by Luis Tejera intercepted the car in which he used to ride with one of his women. When the car in which Ramón Cáceres was driving approached the group, there was a shooting. President Cáceres was shot several times and killed by the General Luís Tejera, who was later taken to the Ozama Fortress where he was executed.

See also
Los Coludos

References

Selden Rodman, Quisqueya: A History of the Dominican Republic (1964), pp. 102–127.

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Makfi est un cheval de course pur-sang, né en 2007. Courant sous les couleurs de Mathieu Offenstadt, entraîné par Mikel Delzangles, il a notamment remporté en 2010 les 2000 Guinées et le Prix Jacques le Marois.

Carrière de course
Élevé par Shadwell, l'élevage du cheik Hamdan Al Maktoum, Makfi est d'abord entrainé en Angleterre par Markus Tregonig, qui le juge froid et peu démonstratif, et pas assez précoce. Il  est alors présenté à des ventes d'entrainement où il est acquis pour , par une association composée de Mathieu Offenstadt (30%), Alain Louis-Dreyfus (30%), Sylvain Fargeon (30%) et son futur entraîneur Mikel Delzangles (10%). C'est donc en France que Makfi fait ses premiers pas en compétition, à 2 ans, en remportant le prix du Loing à Fontainebleau. Ce sera sa seule sortie à 2 ans avant de faire sa rentrée directement, et victorieusement, dans le Prix Djebel, une course préparatoire aux classiques sur le mile. Plutôt que se diriger vers la Poule d'Essai des Poulains, l'entourage de Makfi vise les 2000 Guinées de Newmarket, où le poulain, certes invaincu, fait figure d'outsider. Le poulain s'y impose à la surprise générale, coté à 33 contre 1, de près de deux longueurs dans une course où les favoris, en particulier le meilleur 2 ans européen de 2009, St Nicholas Abbey, déçoivent. Son propriétaire, Mathieu Offenstadt déclare : « Pour un petit propriétaire comme moi, c'est dur d'acheter des yearlings, donc nous sommes allés aux ventes de Newmarket et je voulais acheter un [fils de] Dubawi. Nous l'avons vu [Makfi] et pensé qu'il avait une belle apparence. J'espérais qu'il remporte seulement un maiden, mais là, c'est vraiment un rêve. » Il devient donc le seul vainqueur français des Guinées au , quinze ans après Pennekamp en 1995. Et d'outsider devient le poulain à battre dans les St. James's Palace Stakes à Ascot, où il retrouve ses dauphins de Newmarket, Dick Turpin, qui est allé prendre la deuxième place de la Poule d'Essai en France, et Canford Cliffs, qui s'est adjugé depuis les 2000 Guinées irlandaises. Mais handicapé par une infection à la gorge, le cheval termine septième, laissant Canford Cliffs régler Dick Turpin pour la victoire.

Deux mois après sa défaite à Ascot, Makfi prend part au Prix Jacques le Marois, point d'orgue du meeting de Deauville, où la favorite n'est autre que la tenante du titre, la grande championne Goldikova. Il se réhabilite pleinement, devançant de deux longueurs et demi une Goldikova moins à l'aise que lui sur un terrain alourdi par la pluie. Si cette victoire de prestige prouve que son succès du printemps à Newmarket n'était pas le fruit du hasard, Makfi achève sa brève carrière par un nouvel échec anglais dans les Queen Elizabeth II Stakes, où il ne peut mieux faire que cinquième. Son rating FIAH de 128, obtenu dans les Guinées, est le troisième rating mondial en cette année 2010 derrière deux chevaux, Harbinger et Blame, évoluant sur de plus longues distances, ce qui fait de lui, officieusement, le meilleur miler du monde cette année-là.

Résumé de carrière

Au haras
Acquis par Qatar Bloodstock pour sa carrière d'étalon et installé au haras Tweenhils Stud en Angleterre, où il officie à £ 25 000 la saillie, tout en faisant la navette avec la Nouvelle-Zélande, Makfi réussit de bons débuts comme reproducteur, donnant le double lauréat de groupe 1 Make Believe dès sa première année de production, avant d'être exporté au Japon en 2016. Dans l'hémisphère sud, il est aussi l'auteur de la championne Bonneval, deux fois cheval de l'année en Nouvelle-Zélande.

Origines

Makfi est un fils de Dubawi, champion sur la piste et surtout reproducteur exceptionnel, auteur de plusieurs dizaines de lauréats de groupe 1. Sa mère, Dhelaal, est une poulinière Shadwell demeurée inédite, mais qui n'est autre que la sœur, par sa mère Irish Valley, d'Alhaarth (Unfuwain) lauréat des Dewhurst Stakes et sacré meilleur 2 ans européen en 1995. Il s'agit là d'une souche Wertheimer très brillante, puisque l'on y croise Green Valley, poulinière influente via son fils Green Dancer ou sa fille Vallée Dansante, deuxième mère, entre autres, de l'Arc-winner Solémia.

Notes et références

Cheval de course
Cheval de course français
Cheval de course né en 2007
Animal né en 2007
Étalon pur-sang anglais


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The Garbage Run 2017
Well, I think everyone made it home in one piece.
But what a week!
It started as an open invite to anyone interested in riding with me from Land's End to John o'Groats. I was going to do it the slow way, on the same 105cc Honda CT110 that I'd ridden from Sydney to London on and then from New York to Alaska. So I'd done some miles on her, but always wanted to do some in the UK.
I'd thought about doing the trip the previous year but kept putting it off. That's why I opened it up to anyone else that was interested and set a date and time and so knew I had to be there whether I wanted to be or not!
And what a good decision that was.
About 26 riders and bikes turned up, though we never did a formal headcount so I'm not too sure whether we lost or gained any over the duration of the trip.
Some turned up on small bikes like Honda C90s and one on a Yamaha Townmate 80cc two-stroke who had bought cheap small bikes especially for the trip. Others arrived on Honda MSX125s or Yamaha TW200s they already owned. There were bigger bikes; a Suzuki Vstrom 650 and 1000, a Suzuki GSX1250 ridden by James and Minn who were on their honeymoon. Australian Paul had flown over from Oz especially for the trip and was riding a Suzuki Bandit he'd picked up cheap upon landing.
Nich Brown of Overland Magazine turned up on his Royal Enfield Bullet 500, whilst John Goode had borrowed his wife's three wheeled 125cc Yamaha Tricity. Will Munsey had borrowed a Vespa 125 from somewhere. There were Yamaha MT03s, battered examples of both BMW F650s and Honda CB200s, and a clean looking Honda CRF230, ridden by two sisters, Bee and Chilie, splitting the ride with one shadowing behind in a camper van and changing over midday, as Chilie was undergoing treatment for ovarian cancer and had Land's End to John o'Groats down on her bucket list.
So a motley crew we were. Most complete strangers. I knew a few but not many. Most knew no one. Given the potential chaos of 26 strangers riding eight days to the top of the country I devised something of a loose plan, designating camp spots and some lunch spots, meaning that if people got lost or wanted to make their own way then they could, all meeting up at day's end.
I didn't want to run it formally like a guided tour. I wanted people to have and make their own adventure, do it their way, not my way. I suppose my aim was to try and give them, and me, a taste of what it was like on my big trips across the world. People say you can't have an adventure in your own country but I disagree. I reckon that if you approach it in the right frame of mind, with the right attitude, then it doesn't matter where you're riding, just that you're out there riding!
It was also a manageable amount of time eight days. Even for me, now married, I don't want to be away any longer. A week now seems like a long time. You have to be in very fortunate circumstance to have the time, and the money, to go away for months on end. Sometimes it's more important to have manageable adventures, which you can go off on, and come back from, without having to sacrifice too much of your world.
And so off we set, and for the next eight days picked our way up the country. We avoided motorways, all but a very small stretch around Bristol, but for the most part stuck to all the tiny little roads and rural areas that would obviously take us longer to navigate but mean that we'd get to see a lot more of the country; places most of us had never been before.
The run up along the Cornish and Devon coast - having left Land's End - was stunning, aided by the sunny weather and the excitement of it all. Looking in your rear view mirror and seeing a pearl of 26 bikes trailing off into the distance was a great feeling. I was excited to be a part of it. I was chuffed that people turned out and I was nervous and concerned that we'd all be alright and that people would enjoy it.
As the days passed by and more time was spent together I think it dawned on us all that we were part of something really special. It was a completely organic adventure. None of us knew where we were really going or what was going to happen. Sometimes it was sunny. Sometimes it rained. We stayed the second night at the wonderful Dom's Bike Stop just outside Leominster. It was sunny until then, then rained pretty much solid for the next two days as we entered Derbyshire, the Peak District and headed for Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire.
There we stayed at the come of Ian Coates, a motorcycling legend, in his seventies, and still with an appetite for travel. It was a wet, windy night in his open ended barn. Some stayed at the pub. The group reformed the next day as we pushed into the Yorkshire Dales and headed for Cumbria. The weather was bitter, as bitter as any I'd encountered elsewhere. But people were in good spirits; some riding as smaller groups, some riding solo, but everyone meeting back up at Haggs Bank Bunkhouse in Cumbria for some hot food and to dry clothes.
By this point I was proud of everyone. Sometimes I found it hard. I'm not the best organised. I can panic. I don't often know where I'm going. So to have a chorus of voices asking me where I was going confused me even more as I'm used to only looking after myself. But I wanted this trip for the challenge. I knew it would be hard, but I like that. I like it when a trip is a challenge. It means it's worth doing and that you're getting something out of it. And the challenge was worth it, as the miles ticked by, I began to enjoy it more and more.
From Cumbria we pushed north towards Scotland, passing through Gretna Green and Dumfries, before heading to the coastline that would take us all the way up to the port of Gourock, where we would catch a ferry to Dunoon, skipping the passage through the congested corridor between Edinburgh and Glasgow. The ferry drops you off right at the foot of the Highlands. Ferries feel like they're transporting you to another world. This one was no different, despite only being about 25 minutes long.
From here the trip really opened up. We'd come through the cluster of the Midlands and spine of the country, where the population was dense and it difficult to avoid the major towns and cities (though we managed it!). Now we were aiming for the Scottish Highlands, where the land is plentiful and the people sparse. Some might think the bikes we were on were too small for such places, but quite the contrary. There's something special, therapeutic even about cruising along in the low forties. More time to think, less speed to race. The speed just suited the mood.
After a night at Glendaruel campsite, complete with rampant midges, we continued north, day six to eight taking us along the west coast, recently designated part of the North Coast 500; a tourist industry idea to get more people to visit the Highlands. It's clearly working, there's a lot of tourists up here, though not to the point of congestion. For us we rode and we rode. We had good weather now. The Pass of the Cattle into Applecross was made even more spectacular by blue, almost cloudless skies. The views just got better and better. Bikes were all holding in there. Some coaxed gently. Some thrashed. But all still making progress.
Lunch in Gairloch. Stocking up on supplies at the Tesco in Ullapool. We were dirty and dishevelled, most of us tired. It had been a long seven days to this point, riding roughly 180 miles a day, which at any speed, on these tight roads, is plenty. B&Bs would have resuscitated us, but there was something fitting about the sufferance of camping that made it ideal for this budget endeavour. I'd aimed to spend £200 for the whole thing. It might have been a touch more by the end, but still not more than £300. Some had machines so frugal they'd spent more on beer than they had on petrol. Others with bigger bikes and appetites did spent a fair bit more.
The last day across the tops to John o'Groats was murder. The weather had set in; landing a deep fog and mist, complete with heavy rain and blustery side winds all the way along. A bit of sunshine for this last push would have been lovely, but it wasn't to be. People still laughed though. People still had a good time. Mikey Sunter from Thurso had met us in Applecross and invited us all back the house he shares with his girlfriend and made us all tea, twenty miles from our final destination. It was just what we needed and a reminder that there are good people everywhere.
Riding into John o'Groats was a satisfying feeling. Chilie and Bee both climbed on their 230cc machine for the final ride in. It seemed so fitting. I was chuffed to bits that they'd decided to come in the first place, and just as chuffed again that they'd made it. I was chuffed that everyone had made it; all bar one - Martyn - who sadly succumbed to clutch problems not far from the end.
These 26 strangers - just 8 days prior - had met at a point at the foot of the country not sure what they were getting into or what was going to happen. That took guts that did; that and some blind faith in the spirit of adventure. Talking to people they all had their reasons for being there; be it a short respite from some of the troubles of home, to making a fresh start, and giving themselves breathing space for the decisions that lay ahead. They thanked me for organising it. But I tell you, I will thank them more for coming.
It was a truly unique experience was Garbage Run 2017. There was something mystical about it even. The bonding of people. The sharing of adventures. The going away having made great friends. And Dorothy, my motorcycle, had risen to the challenge yet again. First Sydney to London (23,000 miles), then New York to Alaska (10,000 miles), now Land's End to John o'Groats (about 2200 miles by the time we were done). Still original engine, bar new piston in Seattle. What a grand machine, a minion amongst motorcycles but a heart as big as a bucket. Faultless she's been (almost, but that was me and the rain!)
People ask about the next Garbage Run, but there can't be a next one, not like that one in any case. That one was unique, and I'll remember it as the first. But I did enjoy it, and I enjoyed the fortune in being able to nudge people into their own adventures. So to be honest I might run another one in September if anyone's up for it. I might have to charge a bit for it as we're buying a house and obviously I need some way of paying my share of the bills. But it won't be much. Just to make ends meet. So if you're up for it drop me a line and I'll try and set a date.
But to the original Garbage Run crew all I can say is thankyou, for what was by far the best ride of my life. You guys made it what it was. Safe onward journeys to wherever the road might lead.
The Garbage Run Gang of 2017
Nick - Triumph Thruxton 900
Rob - BMW F650 GS
Chris - Honda CB500
Garry - Honda MSX125
Dave - Suzuki V-Strom 650
James and Minn - Suzuki GSX1250F
John - Honda C90
Nich - Royal Enfield Bullet 500
Kevin - Suzuki V-Strom 1000
Dave - Honda XR600
Dave - Yamaha TW200
Matt - Honda C90
Dangerous Brian - Honda CG125
Be - Honda CRF230
Chilie - Honda CRF230
Mark - Honda CB200
Will - Vespa 125
John - Yamaha Tricity
Matt - Honda XR125
Jay - Yamaha V80
Paul - Suzuki Bandit 600
Connor - Honda MSX125
Chris - Honda C90
Martyn - Suzuki DR750 BIG
Simon - Honda Monkey Bike
Chris - Suzuki 110
Paul - Royal Enfield 350
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Honda X-ADV - the Adventure Scooter! ... a road test.
The Garbage Run September 2017 - take part
Land's End to John O'Groats


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In many cases, we know the time is coming. It allows us the opportunity to to make some decisions in advance. Should we have him euthanized at home or the vet's office? Should our other dog come with? Should we bury him in the backyard?
You are at the vet's practically paralyzed with fear as you listen to the words you aren't ready to hear. Nothing more can be done. Pain Management. It's time start thinking about what's best for your pet.
Often, desperation takes over. You aren't ready to give up the fight. Let's try more drugs. Let's hire a massage therapist. Second opinions? How about a physio therapist? You try everything, but you really know you are just stalling.
It is time. Decisions need to be made.
This is a big decision and one that needs to be thought through. Try and think pragmatically instead of emotionally. Can you deal with having a spot in your house that will forever remind you of your pet's death? Some find it comforting while others may think they can deal with it, but find out afterwards they can't.
What is the downside of going to the vet's office? In my case I didn't want to have to walk through a waiting room full of happy people and their pets knowing I would walk in with a dog but walkout with my heart ripped apart.
Another option may be available. I arranged that when I felt it was time, the vet would come to our house. I had hoped for a beautiful day so Jake could be outside and peacefully drift off while under his favorite apple tree.
What about other family Pets?
What about the other family pets? Should you let them be there? It might be very comforting for the pet who is being euthanized. However, you really need to think about the surviving pet. We decided the decision was best left up to our other pet. He will let you know what he wants to do. Don't force the issue. It's his decision and he will make the right one for him.
What to do with his remains?
Another decision is what to do with his remains? There are pet cemeteries. Look into this option and decide if it is the right one for you.
Depending on where you live and your living situation, another option is to bury your pet in a special place on your property. Is it winter? If so digging a hole deep enough could be difficult. If you are ordering a casket, order it in advance and make sure the hole you did is the right size to fit the casket you have chosen. I will tell you that digging a hole in advance is extremely emotional.
If you decide to bury your pet in your yard, check with the town hall to make sure there were no rules against burying an animal on your property.
Once again you need to set your own emotional needs aside and think of this from a practical point of view. Will other family pets realize the pet was buried there? Will they be able to smell that the pet is buried there? If so, how will they handle it? What happens when it's time to move? Can you move away leaving your pet behind? Do you need to legally disclose to the new potential buye's that your pet is buried in the yard?
Cremation is another option? We finally decided this was the best option for us. I researched and found that there were two type of cremation. One was a private creation meaning that the ashes returned would be Jake's. The other type was a group cremation meaning some of the ashes would be Jake's? The cost was higher but emotionally I wanted to know the ashes I had belonged to Jake.
How do you pick the day? What do you want the last day to be like? Do you want visitors? Do you want a quiet day with just you and your pet? Telling everyone in advance often leads to a lot of stress. Everyone has their own opinion and it might be easier not to tell family and friends until after your pet has passed away.
All the planning, researching and organizing, means nothing if your pet tells you he needs to go now; not tomorrow as you had planned. In my case our dog Jake made the decision for us. He quickly went downhill and was in tremendous pain. He made the decision for us. It had to be now.
Murphy's law kicked in. We weren't ready. We thought we had more time. Our vet was not in and her office tried to reach her to no avail. The only vet on call was booked solid and couldn't come over for many hours. Jake was in severe pain and his comfort trumped my plans. I tossed the plans out the window and moved quickly to plan B. Be prepared to have to quickly jump to Plan B. Even more important, know what your plan B will be.
We still had to decide whether our other pet should come with us. In our case Couper stared at us with fear in his eyes. We tried to see if he would come with us but he ran into the bedroom and refused to move. He too had made the decision for us ... he would not be coming with. Please respect your other pet's decisions. Let them make their own decision and honor and respect it.
Ask in advance how your vet handles the emotional and financial side of this. I did not and therefore fully expected to have to walk through a waiting room full of people.
We had called in advance to let them know we were on our way. When we arrived two techs immediately came out with a stretcher for Jake. I walked in and realized the place was empty. They had emptied the waiting room in anticipation of our arrival. Bless their thoughtfulness!
Don't be afraid to ask questions. Ask them to explain what will happen and what to expect. If needed, ask the vet to leave so you can have a few more moments alone with your pet. Say everything you want to say. People sometimes regret afterwards that they forgot to say certain things.
Another decision now needs to be made. Do you stay in the room or leave? I remember reading something years ago that said please don't let your dog die alone. He needs you to be there. I know Jake was comforted by our presence and we knew we needed to be in the room for his sake as well as ours.. If you are unable to handle being in the room, please ask someone else to be there in place of you. I was glad I was there, both for Jake's sake, and for mine. He looked so peaceful and I needed to have that as my final memory.
Keep your pet calm, stroke his head or body, tell him he's a good boy and don't stop until the vet tells you your pet has passed.
Afterwards ask if you can spend a few minutes alone with your pet. You may prefer to just leave and that's fine too. We gave him one last hug and kiss and headed home to deal with our remaining dog.
My vet refused to let us pay that day and instead told us to come back in a few days. Ask what your vet's policy is. Some people find it easier to pay a few days in advance rather than paying that day.
Be prepared for this empty feeling. I remember driving home and all I could think about was the puppy who captured my heart 11 years ago was gone. Now is a good time for you to start joining some online pet loss forums, create an online memorial tribute, search for pet loss memorial products, or even hire a counsellor who specializes in pet bereavement.
If you have other pets at home, be prepared for them being depressed and in mourning. Know in advance how to deal with a pet in mourning. More about this in my blog called A Dog In Mourning.


On a hot BBQ, grill the asparagus using the olive oil and salt & pepper to season. Allow them to become well charred.
Meanwhile, arrange 100g of salmon onto 4 large, flat service plates.
Heat a large frypan and add the bacon, anchovies and garlic. The oil from the anchovies and rendered bacon should be sufficient but if not, simply add a little olive oil. Fry gently until all the ingredients become lightly browned. Remove from the heat and drain in a sieve to cool.
Place the bacon into a food processor and blend to a paste. Add the grated parmesan and continue to blend until the cheese has fully combined.
Place the crème fraiche and the parsley in a bowl and add the bacon mix. Gently fold together.
Arrange the hot asparagus evenly on top of the four salmon plates.
Add a generous dollop of the Caesar cream onto the asparagus, place a warm, soft poached egg on top, then a little more Caesar cream.
Top with shaved parmesan and serve.


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Q: Delete specific uploaded file from folder on server and display remaining files going a bit crazy trying to get this to work... I have a photo upload page that lets you upload multiple photos and displays all the uploaded photos of a specific user below the upload form. I also place a delete button next to each photo however once you delete a photo it keeps displaying that image (although with a broken link as the photo is deleted from the server). I start by looping through a table that holds the file dir and name and then displays those photos. I have a submit button that calls the unlink() function.
$photoQuery= "SELECT * FROM photo_index WHERE User_ID='$UserID'";
            $result = mysqli_query($dbcon, $photoQuery);

            while ($photo_data = mysqli_fetch_array($result)){

                echo "<form id=photo_Form action=listing_photos.php method=post> ";
                echo "<input type=hidden name=photoDir value='$photo_data[Photo_Dir]' />";
                echo "<input type=submit name=photoDel id=submit_but value=Delete />";
                echo "</form>";
                echo "";

    }

Then here is the php that deletes the photo file and the row in the table that stored the photo info.
if (isset($_POST['photoDel'])){
                $fh = fopen($_POST['photoDir'], 'a');
                fclose($fh);
                unlink($_POST['photoDir']);

                $photoDel= "DELETE FROM photo_index WHERE Photo_Dir='$_POST[photoDir]'";
                $result = mysqli_query($dbcon, $photoDel) or die(mysql_error());

                echo "Photo Removed";

}

I had to open and close the file before using unlink because if I didnt I would always get a warning after the photo was deleted saying that unlink(images/somephoto.jpg) did not exist (because it had been removed from the server already)
Once the delete button is clicked it should refresh the page shouldn't it?? and when the page refreshes it should reload the query and only display the photos that are listed in the photo tabel?? For what ever reason it takes two refreshes to get that result. Any help would be very much appreciated, or any way to just do this better! Cheers.

A: First off, your code is vulnerable to SQL injection.  You should look into that.  Next, maybe you should use JS to find and remove the image from the document.  So, have a <button> that runs a function which removes the image with that specific source from the document.
Here's a PHP snippet:
$photoQuery= "SELECT * FROM photo_index WHERE User_ID='$UserID'";
            $result = mysqli_query($dbcon, $photoQuery);

            while ($photo_data = mysqli_fetch_array($result)){

                echo "<form id=photo_Form action=listing_photos.php method=post> ";
                echo "<input type=hidden name=photoDir value=". $photo_data[Photo_Dir] . "/>";
                echo "<input type=submit name=photoDel id=submit_but value=Delete />";
                echo "</form>";
                echo "";
                echo "";

    }

See here for the JavaScript:
http://jsfiddle.net/BUXBq/

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El Museo del Bierzo se encuentra situado en Ponferrada, en la comarca del Bierzo, provincia de León, comunidad autónoma de Castilla y León.

Historia
Se encuentra ubicado en el palacio de los Condes de Toreno, construido entre 1565 y 1572, fue palacio consistorial en la época de Felipe II, vivienda del corregidor y posteriormente antigua cárcel de Ponferrada hasta el .

La corporación municipal del Ayuntamiento de Ponferrada aprobó su creación en 1966, y es a partir de 1984, con el proyecto de remodelación del palacio de los Condes de Toreno. Las obras de remodelación se produjeron hasta el año 1997, año en que se inauguró. El proyecto museológico fue de Jesús Álvarez Courel, su director hasta junio de 2008. Se inauguró el 14 de julio de 1997 por el Director General de Patrimonio de la Junta de Castilla y León, Carlos de la Casa Martínez, con la presencia del vicario de la Diócesis de Astorga y el alcalde de la ciudad, Ismael Álvarez. En el patio de la higuera del museo, tras las palabras protocolarias, actuó el grupo Sirma.

Exposición permanente
El museo, que cuenta con dos plantas dedicadas a la exposición permanente, se organiza en:

 Planta Baja. Dedicada a la prehistoria y a los asentamientos primitivos. Contiene una colección permanente de piezas del Paleolítico, del medievo, muchas de ellas originales y otras reproducciones, y diversas salas dedicadas al estudio del castillo de Ponferrada, cultura castrense en El Bierzo, Las Médulas, Lago de Carucedo y la vida monacal en el Valle del Oza.

 Planta Superior. Dedicada al proceso de la civilización más actual y la forma de vida de los habitantes bercianos a partir del , con una colección numismática con piezas que van desde la Edad Media hasta el . y salas dedicadas a la artesanía, mobiliario palaciego, cartografía, libros y una colección de armas.

Exposiciones temporales
El museo tiene una cripta subterránea, que contiene una sala para exposiciones temporales. En este espacio se han albergado múltiples exposiciones fotográficas de fotógrafos de El Bierzo.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Web de Turismo del Ayuntamiento de Ponferrada

Museos de Ponferrada
El Bierzo|Bierzo, El
Museos de España inaugurados en 1996
Palacios de Castilla y León del siglo XVI
Casas consistoriales de España del siglo XVI
Arquitectura en Castilla y León en el siglo XX
Casas consistoriales en Castilla y León
Ayuntamiento de Ponferrada


Not only is our concert made up of very recently composed music, our audience will actually hear two premieres featuring the composers as performers. One of these premieres is a remarkable, refreshing quartet written by our own Laura Hood (b. 1961).
Although she's never had a single lesson in composition, Laura has always had a penchant for writing songs. Though a horn player through-and-through, her favored composition medium has always been voice and guitar in the singer-songwriter and folk style rather than classical horn. When the lyrics won't come to her, she simply makes the piece instrumental!
At our summer potluck and mini concert back in 2015, Laura and her guitar regaled us with a solo performance of one of her beautiful songs (with lyrics!) romanticizing our four seasons in Northern Michigan. Having outed herself to the entire group as a composer, I hoped it would only be matter of time before she was brave enough to put some of her music on paper and slip it into the hands of her fellow Manitou Winds members! To my delight, she presented me with First Flight in January 2016 and gave me a guided tour of the score.
Laura composed First Flight to honor her friend Rebecca Lessard, founder of Wings of Wonder, a raptor rehabilitation center and sanctuary based in Empire, Michigan. WOW has a tremendous impact in Northern Michigan — rescuing countless birds while continuing to house those who are unable to be returned to the wild. Beyond the life-saving force the organization provides with the help of its many volunteers, Rebecca's efforts to spread the word about these majestic creatures through community outreach in schools and community events makes her a local hero.
Right away, I loved the unmistakable folk vibe that emanated from Laura's guitar scoring. By adding in flute, clarinet, and harp, Laura's piece became something truly unique — a combination of timbres that is rare if not completely brand new.
Without being prompted, the next thing I noticed in the music was that it seemed to be telling a story — there was a dialogue between the flute and clarinet, an interplay between all four parts which seemed to be painting a picture worth thousands of words. A picture not revealed by the one-word titles of the movements.
Laura explains, "Many of the birds are clinging to a tiny thread of life when they first arrive at WOW. Movement one (Waltz) represents the tender care each new avian patient is given." Rather than the typical steady, dance-like feel we would associate with a waltz, the music begins with a very thinly-scored but hopeful tune that grows and swells as the movement progresses (as the bird begins to heal and grow stronger).
As I learned more about WOW, I uncovered the sad fact that not all of the birds survive their trauma and move on toward recovery. Some are tragically beyond repair and are humanely euthanized. Perhaps more touching, though, are the birds who do recover but are permanently disabled, living the remainder of their lives sheltered in the loving sanctuary WOW provides. Many of these birds are often taken on roadtrips for outreach programs Rebecca provides in the area.
Not only was this composition a departure for Laura because it required her to completely score and notate her music in a fixed form, but she had never before written for winds or harp! It became a learning and teaching experience for the whole quartet as we discussed the particulars of articulation and phrasing. We're excited that Laura plans to write more pieces for this unique quartet.
Rehearsing this one-of-a-kind work has been a treat for all of us — a chance to break away from the more traditional sounds of a classical chamber ensemble, allowing ourselves to immerse in a completely different acoustic. We are grateful that Laura has bestowed upon Mantiou Winds this unique treasure of chamber music telling the miraculous story of broken wings mended by loving and caring hands. We hope you'll join us as Laura's piece receives its premiere.
I love this group. How do I get a copy of the album?
Congrats from your uncle Steve. Non of us Warnaar's needed formal training to produce worthwhile musical/artistic productions. We are passionate about art and music and just need an opportunity and encouragement to make it happen. It's a whole lot of fun to do it without formal training. Trials and errors lead to amazing moments of discovery. Way to go Laura!! Hope to hear it sometime.
Hi Steve, I've forwarded your message to Laura. Thanks for the encouragement! We hope to have more pieces from her in the future.


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Home Family Island author announces iPad health ed app
Island author announces iPad health ed app
The Human Body Detectives, a series of action-packed fiction stories developed by a Big Island writer and naturopathic doctor, expands with Battle With The Bugs, its corresponding educational and entertaining iPad app.
Kids ages 6 to 10 will love this series of award winning educational adventure stories which follow two "Human Body Detectives", Merrin and Pearl, who magically enter different systems in the body to solve a health mystery and learn a bit of nutrition along the way. The series is now available in story-book (versus audio), ebooks, and now iPad and iPhone apps.
The plot surrounds main characters Merrin and Pearl's little cousin Max, who is sick, threatening everyone's Mexican holiday. This time the detective girls find themselves inside Max's body, witnessing firsthand the immune system in action. They befriend a white blood cell warrior who leads them into battle against the offending bacteria, and learn why it's important not to eat candy and sugar when you have an illness, as these only feed bacteria and viruses more, making you feel sicker.
The book series is authored by Dr. Heather Manley, a Hawaii-based naturopathic physician who saw a need for books that teach kids about their bodies and health in an imaginative, fun way. The main characters are based on Dr. Heather's daughters of the same names, Merrin and Pearl.
The series, for kids ages 6-10, currently features The Lucky Escape, teaching about the digestive system; Battle with the Bugs, about the immune system; and the latest, A Heart Pumping Adventure, about the circulatory system.
"My goal is to help children strive for optimal health," said Manley. "Understanding how various body systems work and which foods fuel each system is critical. Kids need to know how the food they eat plays a direct role in how their bodies function."
Device Requirements:
Compatible with iPad
Requires iOS 3.2 or later
Pricing and Availability: Battle With The Bugs [iTunes link] is $2.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Books category.
About The Human Body Detectives
The Human Body Detectives (HBD) story and website for kids was founded by naturopathic physician, Dr. Heather Manley in 2008. As a doctor and a mother, Dr. Heather believes that if kids understand how the food they eat plays a direct role in how their bodies function, they will be more inclined to make healthy food choices. In her search for books and resources that provide healthy eating tips and encourage parents to make healthy food choices for kids, and more importantly, encourage kids to make healthy food and lifestyle choices for themselves, she discovered there were very few books out there doing this in a fun way. That is when the idea for the Human Body Detectives series came to her.
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The music ensemble EN CHORDAIS leads us to Anatolia and Constantinople, to the time at the beginning of the twentieth century, the years around the Anatolian disaster. The refugees bring the Smyrneika to Greece, a music played on lyre or violin, oud, kanun - but without bouzouki. The dances are the Zeimpekiko, the Hasapiko, the Tsifteteli and Karsimalas. This are the roots of rebetiko ... do not miss!


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Matala Rajapack Airport at Christmas 2022
Airport and Aviation Services yesterday said it is keen on promoting Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (MRIA) as an "exotic tourism destination airport", so that its full potential can be realised.
Airport and Aviation Services Chairman Major General G.A. Chandrasiri said that the efforts towards that goal would be rolled out by promoting hotspots such as Ella, Yala, Arugam Bay and Udawalawa, which can easily be accessed via MRIA.
He stressed that MRIA is an "attractive" airport for tourism, as it provides easy access to wildlife parks, beaches and cultural and religious attractions. "This route development will boost the tourism industry in Sri Lanka, especially in the post-pandemic period," said Chandrasiri at the ceremony that was held to welcome the first charter flight by Russia's Red Wings.With the landing of Red Wings, MRIA resumed international operations after nearly two years. The last international flight that arrived at MRIA was in 2021.
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Star Tribune's Three Stars
1. Jake Evans, Notre Dame: The senior captain scored two goals, including the winner with 3.7 seconds left in the third period, and had an assist, rallying the Fighting Irish from a 2-0 deficit early in the second period.
2. Jordan Gross, Notre Dame: The senior defenseman from Maple Grove had two assists, a game-high six shots and was a plus-2.
3. Tony Calderone, Michigan: The senior right winger scored the Wolverines' first goal, assisted on their second and was a plus-2.
3-2 Record between the teams this season, with Thursday's victory by the Fighting Irish being the difference. Four of the five games were decided by one goal.
3 All three of Notre Dame's NCAA tournament victories this year have been in the final 30 seconds of regulation or in overtime.
15-7 Shots on goal in favor of Notre Dame in the second period, when the Fighting Irish rallied from a 2-0 deficit.
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I decided to open a suggestion thread for a little while.
If you have any suggestions/ideas about the forum - then post them here, and if it is in my modly power - i shall do my best to comply.
I would personaly like to see some prose being posted.
Sure, regular competition sounds good. Some kind of organised thing that would keep people involved, I recon. Any ideas?
Well, obviously each competition would have to be thematic, and I think that each participant should be able to post any piece, not necessarily something new. Although that would be welcome too.
Uh, organisation... I'm not entirely sure how to work that. I think it would be good to have time frames, limits on length of poems etc. Sound ok?
Sounds great, Im all for it.
We could have one competition soon - if people are interested that is. You can organise the thing, Syren, if you want to.
Also, I think that if we're going to have regular competitions, we should have theme-based ones....not necessarily all of them, but like how before when we did competitions they had a theme for them.
Jeez girl... still spaced out?
i think that's an excellent idea!!!!
Hun, when am I ever not?
...and by that I mean, yes i agree.


Ken Warkentin has been a member of the award-winning broadcast team at the Meadowlands Racetrack in East Rutherford, NJ as an announcer and television commentator for over 27 years. He is also the Track Announcer at Freehold Raceway.
Ken has appeared on national television networks such as ESPN, called 18 editions of the $1 million Hambletonian, and worked as a member of the broadcast team for NBC Sports and CBS Sports.
Ken anchors "Racing From The Meadowlands", seen regularly on SportsNet New York and on TVG.
Ken hosts the track's live in-house simulcast signal and webcast at The Meadowlands Racetrack, and calls the races for TVG. Many of Ken's handicapping videos, interviews and features appear on the Meadowlands Racetrack YouTube Channel.
During the 2010 Elitlopp Festival at Solvalla Racecourse in Stockholm, Sweden, Ken was invited to call races and make appearances on Swedish national television. Ken has also been a guest race announcer in New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Ontario, and has made regular appearances at Monmouth Park.
Ken is a racing commentator, handicapper & race announcer during Old Home Week and for the prestigious Gold Cup & Saucer presentation at Red Shores Racetrack & Casino's Charlottetown Driving Park on Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Check out Ken's latest voice over samples on his Facebook page!
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Specious end unit three bedrooms two baths townhouse style apartment for lease. It is only few minutes drive from the beaches and conveniently located to shopping stores such as Redondo beach galleria mall and new designed DelAmo Mall. It is centrally located in close proximity to downtown Los Angeles, LAX airport and with in mile of 405, 110 and 91 fwy. This city has new library, new high school, new municipal services building. This unit features a wide floor plan, with new renovated bathrooms, kitchen and expensive carpeting throughout. The living room is very spacious and also leads out to a private patio deck that's great for BBQs! The bedrooms are large and have considerable space for any layout. Rectangular windows bring in lots of sunlight, and large, wall-length sliding closets ensure you have enough room for your whole wardrobe! This is end unit and it comes with huge 2 car garage. Some pets maybe OK w/additional deposit.


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