The Federico and Elvia Faggin Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the scientific study of consciousness. Founded in 2011, the Foundation supports various research programs at US universities and research institutes to advance the understanding of consciousness through theoretical and experimental research.
Consciousness can be defined as the capacity to have a sentient experience, where sentience refers to the ability to feel, to perceive through sensations and feelings. Despite its familiarity to each of us, consciousness remains largely a mystery.
Science has no explanation for the nature of feelings; no clue as to how electrical activity in the brain can give rise to sensations and feelings. Philosophers have coined the word quale (plural, qualia) to indicate what a particular experience feels like.
Until recently, consciousness has been primarily studied by philosophers, cognitive scientists, and psychologists, while basic science has largely ignored the subject, considered outside the scope of objective inquiry, and also beyond the capacities of the available instruments.
During the last 20 years, new technologies such as fMRI have allowed neuroscientists to study how particular conscious states are represented within the brain. These neural correlates of consciousness (NCC) have shown that consciousness requires certain complex brain states to occur. NCC however cannot explain how qualia arise; they can only show the brain electrical and metabolic activity associated with particular conscious states.
It is generally assumed that consciousness is produced entirely within the human or animal brain as a function of its electrical-chemical activity. However, there is not even a shred of explanation of how consciousness may arise from such activity.
There is no known physical principle that can translate electrical activity in the brain or in a computer into sensations or feelings. For example, almost everybody would agree that a sophisticated robot behaving in a human-like manner would have no consciousness; it would be a zombie going through its paces without feeling anything, unaware of itself and of its actions.
Why then are we conscious?
If that were a cogent explanation, we should by now be able to make a conscious computer. Yet our computers, which are more than ten billion times more powerful than the computers of the late fifties, when such an idea was first proposed, are not one bit more conscious than them. In fact, the current laws of physics cannot explain why we are conscious. They may be able to explain how our bodies work, but then we should just be zombies because there isn't anything in such laws that can predict the emergence of consciousness; the emergence of qualia.
There is however another possibility that must be investigated, a hypothesis that is usually eliminated a priori on account that everything that exists must be material. This hypothesis has its roots in Eastern spiritual traditions where consciousness was considered an irreducible property of nature. Based on the recent cosmological theories, where the nature of reality appears ever more abstract, there is no reason to discard this hypothesis, yet there is almost no funding for consciousness research where such hypothesis is explicitly acknowledged.
The Foundation provides startup funds to perform theoretical and experimental consciousness research under the assumption that consciousness is irreducible rather than an epiphenomenon of the operation of the brain. The primary focus is currently on the development of a mathematical theory of consciousness capable of producing testable predictions that can either falsify or extend the prediction of the existing physical theories beyond the range of their applicability.
After a recent visit to Vicenza I was investigating the history of that beautiful city and came across your name. Certainly, it is a genuine pleasure to know someone as prestigious as Mr.Faggin places consciousness among the most interesting of human phenomena.
I have been a student of consciousness initially as a philosopher using Mr.Satre's as a foundation to understanding the nature of this phenomena and having a context to build on. The philosophical inquiry can go only so far since the topic extends into all fields of human interest; as it can be called the cause of all human interest.
I would be grateful to be aided in understanding the progress your foundation has made and the direction it is headed in.
I would like to compliment you on your work. It is a very pioneering Project indeed! I have some (modest) scientific background as a physical chemist (by the way, we are almost fellow "Veneti", actually I graduated in Chemistry at the University of Trieste!) There are several reasons why I consider your Project as a pioneering one. I recently advised some people who enjoy discussing about "Consciousness" and related subjects to have a look at this website and the answer was almost a refusal to even accept the idea that a scientist could bring a serious contribute on the matter. Science, as far as I personally experienced (out of my professional activity, of course), is seen, on the one hand, as a kind of enemy of "the spiritual truth", on the other hand many are talking about the implications of quantum mechanics, relativity, etc. on Mind, Universe, etc. without even having a very little knowledge of the scientific background… So they seem to call for people like you – and the work you are doing – but in the reality they just refuse a deeper understanding. But there are, luckily, also notable exceptions, some of whom I personally encountered. So, thank you for your very admirable purpose, I wish you very much success and I will keep following the advancements!
Dear Federico, I just saw you on Facebook and it urged me to reach out… I am now living in the US myself (Greater Philadelphia).. It would be a great pleasure to see you again.. When I am in the Bay Area, it would be great to catch up for lunch or even a coffee.. My cell phone is (917) 971 9872 or you can e-mail me.
I have fond memories of our adventure with the Polaroid Camera using Foveon.
Looking forward to seeing you again and please do not hesitate to le the know if you are ever in the NY or Phila Area.
You're quite interesting Dr. Faggin.
Sono un ing. Elettronico di Torino. Domenica sarò a Genova e spero di vedervi. Vorrei organizzare una visita o un videomessaggio per i miei ragazzi visto che faccio l insegnante in un cfp e faccio leggere la sua biografia (quella di galippi). Ovviamente se è possibile. Vi ringrazio anticipatamente.
Sig. Faggin l'altra sera ero ad ascoltarla con piacere e grande interesse all'istituto Rossi di Vicenza.
Una curiosità,i suoi studi hanno mai incrociato quelli di Vito Mancuso?
your studies (in particular the Brazil spirituality ones) should be very useful for psychiatry and I wish you the best.
My son is affected by schizophrenia and the evidences are that he is recovering without medications and drugs (which just intoxicate your body), but using vitamins and natural remedies, together with art and healing practices.
I'd be extremely grateful to have a contact with you and/or someone of your team.
BestMarla on What is Consciousness?
Scott Kuzminski on What is Union?
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Герб Сокирянского района — официальный символ Сокирянского района, Черновицкой области Украины, утвержденный 27 сентября 2010 года решением районного совета.

Описание
На зелёном щите с серебряным верхом два серебряных топорика с золотыми рукоятками расположенными крест-на-крест, над ними разделенное на две части солнце, одна нижняя золотая и верхняя красная, под топориками серебряный цветок. Щит окаймлен золотым декоративным картушем и увенчан золотой короной. Щит держат два золотых быка с флагами Украины и Черновицкой области. На лазурной девизной ленте золотая надпись «Сокирянский район».

Примечания

Гербы Черновицкой области
Гербы районов Украины
Гербы с изображением топора
Гербы с изображением солнца
Гербы с коронами
Гербы с символическими растениями
Гербы с быками-щитодержателями

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Pop. 2,555. In Ashmore T., Thunder Bay Dist. on the CNR and Hwy 584, 6 km N of Hwy 11,270 km NE of Thunder Bay.
Pop. 125. In Thunder Bay Dist. on Hwy 11, 44 km W of Geraldton.
Pop. 705. In Kenora Dist. on the N. shore of Eabamet L., 350 km. by air NE of Thunder Bay. The reserve is home of the Fort Hope Indian band.
Pop. 300. In Thunder Bay Dist. 2 km NW of the N end of Long L., and 2 km W of the Town of Long Lac, 215 km W of Hearst and 294 km NE of Thunder Bay. Long Lake Band #58 owns the reserve.
Pop. 1,769. In Oakes T., Thunder Bay Dist. at the N end of Long L. and Hwy II, 213 km W of Hearst and 296 km NE of Thunder Bay.
In Bickneee T., Cochrane Dist. on the Pagwachuan R 85 kms by air NW of Hearst. First map reference 1956.
Pop. 614. In Nakina T., Thunder Bay Dist., on Hwy 584, 66 km. N of Geraldton. In 1913 Nakina was a construction base for National Transcontinental Railway workers.


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Local police – The taxpayer should contact police to file a report on the data breach.
Any breach of personal information could have an adverse effect on the victim's tax accounts with the states as well as the IRS. To help tax professionals find where to report data security incidents at the state level, the Federation of Tax Administrators has created a special page with state-by-state listings.
The preparer should contact the State Attorneys General for each state in which the tax professional prepares returns.
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Credit bureaus – Preparers should notify them if there is a compromise and clients may seek their services.
Clients – Preparers should send an individual letter to all victims to inform them of the breach, but they should work with law enforcement on when to send the letter.
The IRS and its partners in the Security Summit are reminding preparers about reporting a data theft as part of the Tax Security 101 awareness initiative. The goal is to provide tax professionals with the basic information they need to better protect taxpayer data and to help prevent the filing of fraudulent tax returns.


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19 Kauno St, Skriaudžiai village,
Veiveriai Parish,
Prienai Distric Manucipality
Tue to Fri between 9.00 to 18.00
(Lunch break 13.00 to 13.45)
Sat between 10.00 to 16.00
Days off: Mon, Sun
If you wish to visit the museum at any other time, call +370 614 70958
The exposition is held in four buildings, namely a female granary, a forge, a barn and a smoke shack, which all belong to a single ensemble.
The granary was built in 1921. The external walls of the building are bedecked with crosses and fences from old, rundown graves.
You will see a kitchen cupboard made in 1799, an 1840 vat for brooding goslings and a washing machine made in 1910.
In the granary, there are many household utensils, housewares and various tools used for crafts.
Authentic interior designs and decorations.
The collection is comprised of over 8,000 various calendars from more than 85 countries.
The oldest exhibits of the exposition are three nineteenth-century calendars of 1848, 1849 and 1864. There are also calendars of a single edition, which are exclusively used to supplement the collection.
The museum preserves a collection of eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth-century household items, bedding, fabrics and blacksmith, kitchen and farm tools which were mainly used by Lithuanians from Suvalkija region.
To enter the exposition of calendars you have to pay the so-called "fee of one calendar", which is why the collection is often supplemented by visitors to the museum.
The establishment of the museum
The household museum of Skriaudžiai was established in the early spring of 1967, when the house of culture in Kupriai staged an art exhibition of works by the painter Boleslovas Motuza from Vilnius. It was this event when women from surrounding villages brought more than 100 handicrafts of their own, including gloves, bedspreads, tablecloths, mats and other exciting things. The exhibits were greatly appreciated by the painters who came to the exposition and encouraged Steponas Jarošas, director of the house of culture in Kupriai, to establish an ethnographic museum by the house of culture. Soon enough, several thousands of exhibits were collected. To display these exhibits, a smoke dwelling house, whose style is typical of houses in Suvalkija, was built. Afterwards, a forge and a female granary were built.
Transfer of the museum to Skriaudžiai
In 1987, the buildings of the museum were transported to Skriaudžiai and found place near the homestead of Pranas Puskunigis, founder of the Skriaudžiai kanklės (a traditional Lithuanian string musical instrument) ensemble. The exposition in these buildings and the ethnographic part were combined and called the "homestead-museum of Suvalkija".
The first exposition of a collection of calendars was held on 15 June 1997 in a space of 30 sq. metres in the attic of the house of culture in Skriaudžiai. The current collection is displayed in 6 rooms.
The most interesting and unique calendars were created by Konstantinas Mesaksudi, a Kaunas resident of Greek origin who was born in 1908. One of his calendars can be used for 400 years (from the 18th to the 21st century).

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Q: Custom archive page based on array of categories and tags I'm looking to create custom archive page based on passed arrays which contains categories and tags, for an example:

http://www.mydomain.com/archives-custom.php?c=cat1,cat2,cat3&t=tag1,tag2,tag3

Question is should I create custom taxonomies or custom queries to have generated related archive page?
As an example "Test" post was categorized as "News" and "Business" and tagged as "Asia" and "China". From that post I want to have a link to archives which will display other posts categorized as "News" and "Business" and tagged as "Asia" and "China".
In that case link will looks like

http://www.mydomain.com/archives-custom.php?c=news+business&t=asia+china

I think example will clarify more what I want to achieve.

A: This turned out to be a quite extensive little project for me.
BASIC IDEA
My approach was to go with a custom archive page as this seems to be the best approach here. The thing with custom taxonomies is that if you have a structure in place, changing that would become a real messy expedition. Also, I always try to stay away from custom queries if something can be done by the main query.
The big hurdle with a custom archive page (which I went with) is that Wordpress does not offer this setup by default. I had to write a lot of custom code (and had to get some help on the rewrite part, special thanks to @Milo here) to achieve the end goal
WORKFLOW
(I have commented the code well, so I'm not going to go into depth here, I'm just going to touch on important points)
This is a very basic workflow of the whole process

*

*Get the tags and categories from the current single post. For a more streamlined faster operation, only get the ID's from the tags and categories

*Add the tag and category ID's to two separate strings, this is important as these two strings will be later used in a tax_query to display the relevant posts

*Build a link to the virtual archive page. I went with a URL that will look like this: http://mysite.com/custom-archive/.

*Set two new query_vars, cq and tq which will respectively hold a string of category ID's and tag ID's. This query_vars plus the respective value will be added to the link URL. This values will later be used to build our query

*Append the custom query_vars to the URL of the link to our custom archive page.

*Rewrite the URL so that Wordpress can interpret it. (This section I received help from @Milo. Please see his answer to my question here)

*Set the parse_query conditionals to false (Not really necessary to do all of them, but I did, it is just a case of better be safe than sorry). The most important one here and the one that you have to set is is_home() as the custom rewrite rules rewrite the URL to home. This causes is_home() to return true on this custom page, and we do not want this

*Not necessary, but really handy, set a new conditional tag through parse_query and also create a conditional function, is_custom_archive() to save on unnecessary code

*Not necessary, but set a custom template to use when any of the two query_vars is present in the URL. I have used custom-archive.php. You can simply make a copy of index.php and rename it to custom-archive.php. If you want to omit this, Wordpress will simply use index.php to display the posts

*Use pre_get_posts to set the tax_query to the main query to get posts according to the values of the two custom query_vars. This will alter the main query accordingly

*For best interest, set a 404 if http://mysite.com/custom-archive/ is directly visited, this will have the same effect as visiting http://mysite.com/category/. If you omit this part, and you visit http://mysite.com/custom-archive/ directly, you will get all posts as you would on the home page as this page will then work the same as the home page
FEW IMPORTANT NOTES

*

*You need to flush your permalinks after the process has been completed, otherwise it will not work

*Change the template name, link name and query_vars names to suit your needs

*In the pre_get_posts action, add whatever other parameters you need. See WP_Query for all available parameters

*The custom rewrite rule sets post as the default post type, you can change it as needed. Also, the code uses default tags and categories, but can very easily be modified to make use of other taxonomies. I've tried to keep the code as general as possible to make customization as easy as possible

*Most importantly, this code requires at least PHP 5.4. It will not work without modification on older versions. I've use a lot of closures which was only introduced in PHP 5.3. The other significant syntax is the use of short array tags ([]) which was introduced in PHP 5.4. I've used this in place of array()
THE CODE
/**
 * Function to get the categories and tags from the current single post
 *
 * @uses wp_get_post_terms()
 * @see http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_post_terms
 *
 * The category and tag ID's are returned which will be used as values for the new query_vars
 *
 * @return (array) $query_string Array of category and tag ID's, each in string format
*/

function get_category_and_tag_ids() {

    /**
     * Get the current single post ID.
     *
     * @uses get_queried_object_id();
     *
     * $post global is omitted as it is not reliable. Rather use get_queried_object_id()
     * See below link for a complete explanation
     *
     * @link https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/q/167706/31545
    */
    $post_id = get_queried_object_id();

    // Set the taxonomies to use, in this case category and post_tag
    $taxonomies = ['category', 'post_tag'];

    foreach( $taxonomies as $taxonomy ) {

            // Use wp_get_post_terms() to get the terms (categories and tags)
        $terms = wp_get_post_terms( $post_id, $taxonomy, ['orderby' => 'id', 'fields' => 'ids'] );

        if ( ! empty( $terms ) && ! is_wp_error( $terms ) ) {

            foreach( $terms as $term ) {

                if( $taxonomy == 'category' ) {

                    $categories[] = $term;

                }else{

                    $tags[] = $term;

                }

            }

        }

    }

    // Check if $categories is set, then convert the array into a comma separated string
    if( isset( $categories ) ) {

        $category_string_ids = implode( ',', $categories );

    }

    // Check if $tags is set, then convert the array into a comma separated string
    if( isset( $tags ) ) {

        $tag_string_ids = implode( ',', $tags );

    }

    // Returns $category_string_ids if it is set or empty string on failure
    $category_query_string = ( isset( $category_string_ids ) ) ? $category_string_ids : '';

    // Returns $tag_string_ids if it is set or empty string on failure
    $tag_query_string = ( isset( $tag_string_ids ) ) ? $tag_string_ids : '';

    //Create an array of category ids and tag ids to be returned
    $query_string = [
        'category_ids' => $category_query_string,
        'tags_ids' => $tag_query_string
    ];

    return $query_string;

}

/**
 * Create a link to the virtual page which will be used to display the posts
 *
 * @uses get_home_url()
 * @return $permalink
 *
*/
function get_virtual_page_url() {

    $home_url = get_home_url();
    $slash = '/';
    $virtual_page = 'custom-archive';
    $permalink = get_home_url() . $slash . $virtual_page . $slash;

    return $permalink;

}

/**
 * Register two new query variables cq, tq
 *
 * @see http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Query_Vars
 *
*/
add_filter( 'query_vars', function ( $qvars ) {

    $qvars[] = 'cq';
    $qvars[] = 'tq';

    return $qvars;

});

/**
 * Gets and sets the category and/or tag id as values to the custom query_vars
 *
 * Values are only set if they exists, if no value exists, the query_vars in not set
 *
 * @return $qv
*/
function get_query_vars_values() {

    $custom_query_values = get_category_and_tag_ids();
    $cat_values = $custom_query_values['category_ids'];
    $tag_values = $custom_query_values['tags_ids'];

    switch ( true ) {

        case ( $cat_values && $tag_values ):

            $qv = [
            'cq' => $cat_values,
            'tq' => $tag_values
            ];

            break;

        case ( $cat_values && !$tag_values ):

            $qv = [
            'cq' => $cat_values,
            ];

            break;

        default:

            $qv = [];

            break;

    }

    return $qv;

}

/**
 * Build our link to the virtual page, custom-archive
 *
 * Sets the query_vars plus the respective values to the virtual page link
 *
 * @uses add_query_arg()
 * @see http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_query_arg
 *
 * Returns the link if we have values returned by get_query_vars_values()
 * Returns an empty string if get_query_vars_values() have no values
 * @return (string) $link
*/
function get_create_link_virtual_page() {

    $get_virtual_page_link = get_virtual_page_url();
    $get_query_values = get_query_vars_values();

    $link = ( $get_query_values ) ? add_query_arg( $get_query_values, $get_virtual_page_link ) : '';

return $link;

}

/**
 * Wrapper function to echo the returned value set by get_create_link_virtual_page()
 * Use display_virtual_page_link() in single.php if you need a plain link
*/
function display_virtual_page_link() {

    echo get_create_link_virtual_page();

}

/**
 * Special thanks to @Milo for the rewrite rule
 * @see https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/174243/31545
 *
 * Create a new rewrite rule so that Wordpress can read interpret the page and adjust the main
 * query accordingly. This page will be rewritten to the homepage. Just a note, is_home() will
 * return true on this page. To counter act this, see function below
 *
 * @uses add_rewrite_rule()
 * @link http://codex.wordpress.org/Rewrite_API/add_rewrite_rule
 *
 * You should flush your permalinks for this to take effect or add flush_rewrite_rules()
 * inside a function that is hooked to 'after_switch_theme' or `register_activation_hook`
 * Never use flush_rewrite_rules() outside these two hooks, as it is a really expensive operation
*/
add_action( 'init', function () {

    add_rewrite_rule( 'custom-archive/?', 'index.php?post_type=post', 'top' );

});

/**
 * is_home() will return true on this page, and so might any other condition. This is annoying
 * as all functions meant for the home page will effect this custom page if you don't also check
 * for the custom query_vars
 *
 * To avoid this, set these conditions in the main query to false. This will avoid any extract
 * code and eliminate any unexpected output
 *
 * Set a new conditional tag, $wp_query->is_custom_archive if either of the two query_vars is present
 * @link http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/parse_query
*/
add_filter( 'parse_query', function () {

    global $wp_query;

    //Set new conditional tag
    $wp_query->is_custom_archive = false;

    if( isset( $_GET['cq'] ) || isset( $_GET['tq'] ) ) {

        $wp_query->is_single = false;
        $wp_query->is_page = false;
        $wp_query->is_archive = false;
        $wp_query->is_search = false;
        $wp_query->is_home = false;
        $wp_query->is_custom_archive = true;

    }

});

/**
 * Wrapper function for $wp_query->is_custom_archive
 *
 * @return (bool) true on success, false on failure
*/
function is_custom_archive() {

    global $wp_query;
    return $wp_query->is_custom_archive;

}

/**
 * Use a custom template to display our posts if needed. This can be omitted if you wish
 * In this case, index.php will be used if no template is set
 *
 * @uses template_include filter
 * @link http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/template_include
 *
 * @return $template
*/
add_filter( 'template_include', function ( $template ) {

    // Checks if we have one of the query_vars in the URL, if so, include custom_archive.php
    if( is_custom_archive() ) {

        $template = get_stylesheet_directory() . '/custom-archive.php';

    }
    return $template;

}, PHP_INT_MAX, 2 );

/**
 * Alter the main query on the custom archive page. We need to add a tax_query and get our custom
 * query_vars and use that in our tax query to get the correct posts
 *
 * @uses pre_get_posts action
 * @link http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/pre_get_posts
 *
*/
add_action( 'pre_get_posts', function ( $q ) {

        if ( !is_admin() && is_custom_archive() && $q->is_main_query() ) {

            if( isset( $_GET['cq'] ) && isset( $_GET['tq'] ) ) {

                $tax_query =  [
                    [
                        'taxonomy'          => 'category',
                        'terms'             => $_GET['cq'],
                        'include_children'  => false,

                    ],
                    [
                        'taxonomy'  => 'post_tag',
                        'terms'     => $_GET['tq'],
                    ]
                ];

            }elseif( isset( $_GET['cq'] ) && !isset( $_GET['tq'] )) {

                $tax_query = [
                    [
                        'taxonomy'          => 'category',
                        'terms'             => $_GET['cq'],
                        'include_children'  => false,
                    ]
                ];

            }

            $q->set( 'tax_query', $tax_query );

        }

    return $q;

});

/**
 * Gets the current page URL. Will be used to set a 404 if http://mysite.com/custom-archive
 * is visited
 *
 * @uses get_home_url
 * @return (string) $current_url
*/
function get_current_page_url() {

    global $wp;
    $trail_slash = '/';
    $current_url = home_url( add_query_arg( [], $wp->request ) ) . $trail_slash;

    return $current_url;

}

/**
 * Sets a 404 and redirects to a 404 page if http://mysite.com/custom-archive
 * is directly visited
*/
add_action( 'template_redirect', function () {

    global $wp_query;

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Therapeutic Boarding Schools in Wethersfield, Connecticut
Is your teenager spinning out of control? Looking for a therapeutic boarding school near Wethersfield, Connecticut?
There is nothing worse than living with a teen spinning out of control, and no worse feeling than the sadness parents experience in the process. It is hard to know what to do and how to react when your boy or girl daily reaches new lows in disobedience, dishonesty, and disrespect, and chooses badly.
We understand, because we went through the same thing with our boy. Raised in a Christian home and mostly home-schooled until high school, we suddenly found that we didn't know him. He had changed seemingly overnight. His marks in school started falling and his interest in sports and old friends shifted to a new group of friends — the kind parents are wary of — the kind of kids that got kicked out of a public school, so the local private school took them in.
Little did we know, our son was already heavy into smoking marijuana, huffing, drinking alcohol and just about everything else his new peer group dared him to do. The downward spiral was dramatic — all the way down to holes-in-the-walls rages, running away for days at a time, and finally threatening suicide. After months in counseling, the therapist proclaimed that there was nothing more he could do. A local residential program and school was selected.
Putting our son in a therapeutic boarding school was the hardest thing we've ever done as parents. . Worse yet, that program didn't work out, so we were out a lot of money and still had no solution. We learned from this traumatic experience that therapeutic programs can be quite different and need to be selected based on their strengths and avoided if they have serious weaknesses. It's important to know what those strengths and weaknesses are.
Some therapeutic boarding schools are good, and others are not so good. Some target one set of issues; others are experts on other issues. But when you talk to them, they want to fill their beds, so they'll often present themselves as "experts" in all areas having to do with behavior. But that's not always so. Some kids are just going through a rebellious stage, while others are dealing with very serious issues that may not be known to their parents. So choosing a "behavioral modification" program when a "therapeutic" program is what's needed can be a disaster. It can also be a big waste of money.
No one was around to help us find the right program for our boy. We made a mistake to begin with, and that cost us dearly, but after months of research we found a good program that was able to help our son. Today, our family and even our son are thankful for that program.
Let us assist you in finding the best program whether or not it is near Wethersfield, Connecticut. We've made it our life goal to know all we can about every program, so we can help parents (without cost) find the best possible option for their troubled teen. We want to help you avoid the same mistake we did.
Now, every day we hear from dozens of frustrated parents in areas like Wethersfield, Connecticut, who share how their once normal and happy child has become dangerously out of control — just like our son was. They talk about how it has disrupted their home and how they fear for their child's future and very life. "My child is no longer who she used to be," is a typical cry from these parents.
If your child is out of control, he or she needs you to intervene. That's why you've landed on this site, so allow us to be the help you need to help you find just the right program, hopefully near Wethersfield, Connecticut. The downward spiral your teen is on can have tremendous destructive potential with lifelong consequences, or even bring a young life to a quick end. Don't wait. Act now based on what you know is true — your faith, your own beliefs, and what you know is best for your child.
Give us the opportunity to help you find a Christian boarding school closest to Wethersfield, Connecticut that will provide your teen with the help and mentoring he or she needs, and within your budget. We've visited most of these programs and we know the staff there. We know what they are good at, and what they are not so good at. We poll parents who have placed their teen in these programs, so we know how well they have done to help the teen.
Don't put your child in a boarding school nearby Wethersfield merely out of convenience (like we did). Rather, find the program that is most likely to help your child, even if it is outside of your state. Give us the chance to tell you about a few of them. Fill in the inquiry form now to begin that process. There is NO CHARGE for this service.
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Wethersfield is a town in Hartford County, Connecticut, United States. Many records from colonial times spell the name Weathersfield, while Native Americans called it Pyquag. The population was 26,271 at the 2000 census.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using Antlr.Runtime;
using NUnit.Framework;
using Saltarelle.Compiler.JSModel;
using Saltarelle.Compiler.JSModel.Expressions;
using Saltarelle.Compiler.JSModel.Statements;

namespace Saltarelle.Compiler.Tests.JavaScriptParserTests {
	[TestFixture]
	public class JavaScriptParserTests {
		private T ParseExpression<T>(string source, bool allowCustomKeywords = false) where T : JsExpression {
			var expr = JavaScriptParser.Parser.ParseExpression("(" + source + ")", allowCustomKeywords);
			Assert.That(expr, Is.InstanceOf<T>());
			return (T)expr;
		}

		private T ParseStatement<T>(string source, bool allowCustomKeywords = false) where T : JsStatement {
			var stmt = JavaScriptParser.Parser.ParseStatement(source, allowCustomKeywords);
			Assert.That(stmt, Is.InstanceOf<T>());
			return (T)stmt;
		}

		private void RoundtripExpression(string source, string expected = null, bool allowCustomKeywords = false) {
			var expr = JavaScriptParser.Parser.ParseExpression(source, allowCustomKeywords);
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(expr).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo((expected ?? source).Replace("\r\n", "\n")));
		}

		private void RoundtripStatement(string source, string expected = null, bool allowCustomKeywords = false) {
			var stmt = JavaScriptParser.Parser.ParseStatement(source, allowCustomKeywords);
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo((expected ?? source).Replace("\r\n", "\n")));
		}

		[Test]
		public void Null() {
			var expr = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("null");
			Assert.That(expr.NodeType, Is.EqualTo(ExpressionNodeType.Null));
		}

		[Test]
		public void Identifier() {
			var expr = ParseExpression<JsIdentifierExpression>("myIdentifier");
			Assert.That(expr.Name, Is.EqualTo("myIdentifier"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void Number() {
			var expr = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("123");
			Assert.That(expr.NumberValue, Is.EqualTo(123));
			expr = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("0xff");
			Assert.That(expr.NumberValue, Is.EqualTo(255));
			expr = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("1.375");
			Assert.That(expr.NumberValue, Is.EqualTo(1.375));
			expr = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("0377");
			Assert.That(expr.NumberValue, Is.EqualTo(255));
		}

		[Test]
		public void String() {
			var expr = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("'XYZ'");
			Assert.That(expr.StringValue, Is.EqualTo("XYZ"));
			expr = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("\"XYZ\"");
			Assert.That(expr.StringValue, Is.EqualTo("XYZ"));
			expr = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("\"X\\\"YZ\"");
			Assert.That(expr.StringValue, Is.EqualTo("X\"YZ"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void Boolean() {
			var exprT = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("true");
			Assert.That(exprT.BooleanValue, Is.True);
			var exprF = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("false");
			Assert.That(exprF.BooleanValue, Is.False);
		}

		[Test]
		public void Regex() {
			var expr = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("/a/");
			Assert.That(expr.RegexpValue.Pattern, Is.EqualTo("a"));
			Assert.That(expr.RegexpValue.Options, Is.EqualTo(""));
			expr = ParseExpression<JsConstantExpression>("/b/i");
			Assert.That(expr.RegexpValue.Pattern, Is.EqualTo("b"));
			Assert.That(expr.RegexpValue.Options, Is.EqualTo("i"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void This() {
			ParseExpression<JsThisExpression>("this");
		}

		[Test]
		public void Unary() {
			foreach (var t in new[] { Tuple.Create("typeof x", ExpressionNodeType.TypeOf),
			                          Tuple.Create("!x", ExpressionNodeType.LogicalNot),
			                          Tuple.Create("-x", ExpressionNodeType.Negate),
			                          Tuple.Create("+x", ExpressionNodeType.Positive),
			                          Tuple.Create("++x", ExpressionNodeType.PrefixPlusPlus),
			                          Tuple.Create("--x", ExpressionNodeType.PrefixMinusMinus),
			                          Tuple.Create("x++", ExpressionNodeType.PostfixPlusPlus),
			                          Tuple.Create("x--", ExpressionNodeType.PostfixMinusMinus),
			                          Tuple.Create("delete x", ExpressionNodeType.Delete),
			                          Tuple.Create("void x", ExpressionNodeType.Void),
			                          Tuple.Create("~x", ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseNot),
			                        }
			) {
				var expr = ParseExpression<JsUnaryExpression>(t.Item1);
				Assert.That(expr.NodeType, Is.EqualTo(t.Item2));
				Assert.That(expr.Operand.NodeType == ExpressionNodeType.Identifier && ((JsIdentifierExpression)expr.Operand).Name == "x");
			}
		}

		[Test]
		public void Binary() {
			foreach (var t in new[] { Tuple.Create("x && y", ExpressionNodeType.LogicalAnd),
			                          Tuple.Create("x || y", ExpressionNodeType.LogicalOr),
			                          Tuple.Create("x != y", ExpressionNodeType.NotEqual),
			                          Tuple.Create("x <= y", ExpressionNodeType.LesserOrEqual),
			                          Tuple.Create("x >= y", ExpressionNodeType.GreaterOrEqual),
			                          Tuple.Create("x < y", ExpressionNodeType.Lesser),
			                          Tuple.Create("x > y", ExpressionNodeType.Greater),
			                          Tuple.Create("x == y", ExpressionNodeType.Equal),
			                          Tuple.Create("x - y", ExpressionNodeType.Subtract),
			                          Tuple.Create("x + y", ExpressionNodeType.Add),
			                          Tuple.Create("x % y", ExpressionNodeType.Modulo),
			                          Tuple.Create("x / y", ExpressionNodeType.Divide),
			                          Tuple.Create("x * y", ExpressionNodeType.Multiply),
			                          Tuple.Create("x & y", ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseAnd),
			                          Tuple.Create("x | y", ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseOr),
			                          Tuple.Create("x ^ y", ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseXor),
			                          Tuple.Create("x === y", ExpressionNodeType.Same),
			                          Tuple.Create("x !== y", ExpressionNodeType.NotSame),
			                          Tuple.Create("x << y", ExpressionNodeType.LeftShift),
			                          Tuple.Create("x >> y", ExpressionNodeType.RightShiftSigned),
			                          Tuple.Create("x >>> y", ExpressionNodeType.RightShiftUnsigned),
			                          Tuple.Create("x instanceof y", ExpressionNodeType.InstanceOf),
			                          Tuple.Create("x in y", ExpressionNodeType.In),
			                          Tuple.Create("x = y", ExpressionNodeType.Assign),
			                          Tuple.Create("x *= y", ExpressionNodeType.MultiplyAssign),
			                          Tuple.Create("x /= y", ExpressionNodeType.DivideAssign),
			                          Tuple.Create("x %= y", ExpressionNodeType.ModuloAssign),
			                          Tuple.Create("x += y", ExpressionNodeType.AddAssign),
			                          Tuple.Create("x -= y", ExpressionNodeType.SubtractAssign),
			                          Tuple.Create("x <<= y", ExpressionNodeType.LeftShiftAssign),
			                          Tuple.Create("x >>= y", ExpressionNodeType.RightShiftSignedAssign),
			                          Tuple.Create("x >>>= y", ExpressionNodeType.RightShiftUnsignedAssign),
			                          Tuple.Create("x &= y", ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseAndAssign),
			                          Tuple.Create("x |= y", ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseOrAssign),
			                          Tuple.Create("x ^= y", ExpressionNodeType.BitwiseXorAssign),
			                        }
			) {
				var expr = ParseExpression<JsBinaryExpression>(t.Item1);
				Assert.That(expr.NodeType, Is.EqualTo(t.Item2));
				Assert.That(expr.Left.NodeType == ExpressionNodeType.Identifier && ((JsIdentifierExpression)expr.Left).Name == "x");
				Assert.That(expr.Right.NodeType == ExpressionNodeType.Identifier && ((JsIdentifierExpression)expr.Right).Name == "y");
			}
		}

		[Test]
		public void ChainingBinaryOperations() {
			RoundtripExpression("a * b / c % d");
			RoundtripExpression("a + b + c");
			RoundtripExpression("a + b - c");
		}

		[Test]
		public void Comma() {
			RoundtripExpression("a, b, c");
		}

		[Test]
		public void Conditional() {
			RoundtripExpression("a ? b : c", "(a ? b : c)");
		}

		[Test]
		public void Invocation() {
			RoundtripExpression("f()");
			RoundtripExpression("f(a, b)");
		}

		[Test]
		public void InvocationWithSuffix() {
			RoundtripExpression("f(a)(b)[c].d");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ObjectCreation() {
			RoundtripExpression("new f()");
			RoundtripExpression("new f(a, b)");
			RoundtripExpression("new f");
			RoundtripExpression("new f.x()");
			RoundtripExpression("new new f", "new (new f)");
			RoundtripExpression("new (new f())");
		}

		[Test]
		public void FunctionDefinitionExpression1() {
			RoundtripExpression(
@"(function f() {
})()");
		}

		[Test]
		public void FunctionDefinitionExpression2() {
			RoundtripExpression(
@"(function f(a, b) {
	c;
})()");
		}

		[Test]
		public void FunctionDefinitionExpression3() {
			RoundtripExpression(
@"(function(a, b) {
	c;
})()");
		}

		[Test]
		public void MembersAndIndexing() {
			RoundtripExpression("a[b].c[d].e");
			RoundtripExpression("(new a()).b");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ArrayLiteral() {
			RoundtripExpression("[1, 2, 3]");
			RoundtripExpression("[1, , 3]");
		}

		[Test]
		public void ObjectLiteral() {
			RoundtripExpression("{ a: b, 'c': d, 1: e }", "{ a: b, c: d, '1': e }");
			var expr = ParseExpression<JsObjectLiteralExpression>("{}");
			Assert.That(expr.Values, Is.Empty);
		}

		[Test]
		public void ExpressionStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsExpressionStatement>("x;");
			Assert.That(stmt.Expression, Is.InstanceOf<JsIdentifierExpression>());
			Assert.That(((JsIdentifierExpression)stmt.Expression).Name, Is.EqualTo("x"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void BlockStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsBlockStatement>("{\n}");
			Assert.That(stmt.Statements, Is.Empty);

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsBlockStatement>("{x;}");
			Assert.That(stmt.Statements, Has.Count.EqualTo(1));
			Assert.That(stmt.Statements[0], Is.InstanceOf<JsExpressionStatement>());
		}

		[Test]
		public void EmptyStatement() {
			ParseStatement<JsEmptyStatement>(";");
		}

		[Test]
		public void LabelledStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsBlockStatement>("{lbl: x;}");
			Assert.That(stmt.Statements.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));
			Assert.That(stmt.Statements[0], Is.InstanceOf<JsLabelledStatement>());
			Assert.That(((JsLabelledStatement)stmt.Statements[0]).Label, Is.EqualTo("lbl"));
			Assert.That(((JsLabelledStatement)stmt.Statements[0]).Statement, Is.InstanceOf<JsExpressionStatement>());
			Assert.That(((JsExpressionStatement)((JsLabelledStatement)stmt.Statements[0]).Statement).Expression, Is.InstanceOf<JsIdentifierExpression>());
		}

		[Test]
		public void VariableDeclaration() {
			RoundtripStatement("var i;\n");
			RoundtripStatement("var i = 0;\n");
			RoundtripStatement("var i, j, k;\n");
			RoundtripStatement("var i = 0, j = 1, k = 2;\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void IfStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsIfStatement>("if (x) { y; } else { z; }");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Test), Is.EqualTo("x"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Then).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ty;\n}\n"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Else).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tz;\n}\n"));

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsIfStatement>("if (x) { y; }");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Test), Is.EqualTo("x"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Then).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ty;\n}\n"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Else, Is.Null);

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsIfStatement>("if (x) { y; } else if (z) { a; } else { b; }");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Test), Is.EqualTo("x"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Then).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ty;\n}\n"));
			var jsElse = stmt.Else.Statements[0] as JsIfStatement;
			Assert.That(jsElse, Is.Not.Null);
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(jsElse.Test), Is.EqualTo("z"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(jsElse.Then).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ta;\n}\n"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(jsElse.Else).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tb;\n}\n"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void WhileStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsWhileStatement>("while (x) { y; }");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Condition), Is.EqualTo("x"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ty;\n}\n"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void DoWhileStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsDoWhileStatement>("do { y; } while (x);");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Condition), Is.EqualTo("x"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ty;\n}\n"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void ForStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsForStatement>("for (x = 0; x < y; x++) { z; }");
			Assert.That(stmt.InitStatement, Is.InstanceOf<JsExpressionStatement>());
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.InitStatement).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("x = 0;\n"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.ConditionExpression), Is.EqualTo("x < y"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.IteratorExpression), Is.EqualTo("x++"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tz;\n}\n"));

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsForStatement>("for (var x = 0, y = 0; x < y; x++) { z; }");
			Assert.That(stmt.InitStatement, Is.InstanceOf<JsVariableDeclarationStatement>());
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.InitStatement).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("var x = 0, y = 0;\n"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.ConditionExpression), Is.EqualTo("x < y"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.IteratorExpression), Is.EqualTo("x++"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tz;\n}\n"));

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsForStatement>("for (; x < y; x++) { z; }");
			Assert.That(stmt.InitStatement, Is.InstanceOf<JsEmptyStatement>());
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.ConditionExpression), Is.EqualTo("x < y"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.IteratorExpression), Is.EqualTo("x++"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tz;\n}\n"));

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsForStatement>("for (x = 0; ; x++) { z; }");
			Assert.That(stmt.InitStatement, Is.InstanceOf<JsExpressionStatement>());
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.InitStatement).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("x = 0;\n"));
			Assert.That(stmt.ConditionExpression, Is.Null);
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.IteratorExpression), Is.EqualTo("x++"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tz;\n}\n"));

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsForStatement>("for (x = 0; x < y; ) { z; }");
			Assert.That(stmt.InitStatement, Is.InstanceOf<JsExpressionStatement>());
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.InitStatement).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("x = 0;\n"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.ConditionExpression), Is.EqualTo("x < y"));
			Assert.That(stmt.IteratorExpression, Is.Null);
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tz;\n}\n"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void ForEachInStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsForEachInStatement>("for (x in y) { z; }");
			Assert.That(stmt.LoopVariableName, Is.EqualTo("x"));
			Assert.That(stmt.IsLoopVariableDeclared, Is.False);
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.ObjectToIterateOver), Is.EqualTo("y"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tz;\n}\n"));

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsForEachInStatement>("for (var x in y) { z; }");
			Assert.That(stmt.LoopVariableName, Is.EqualTo("x"));
			Assert.That(stmt.IsLoopVariableDeclared, Is.True);
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.ObjectToIterateOver), Is.EqualTo("y"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tz;\n}\n"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void ContinueStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsContinueStatement>("continue;");
			Assert.That(stmt.TargetLabel, Is.Null);

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsContinueStatement>("continue lbl;");
			Assert.That(stmt.TargetLabel, Is.EqualTo("lbl"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void BreakStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsBreakStatement>("break;");
			Assert.That(stmt.TargetLabel, Is.Null);

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsBreakStatement>("break lbl;");
			Assert.That(stmt.TargetLabel, Is.EqualTo("lbl"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void ReturnStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsReturnStatement>("return;");
			Assert.That(stmt.Value, Is.Null);

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsReturnStatement>("return x;");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Value), Is.EqualTo("x"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void WithStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsWithStatement>("with (x) { y; }");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Object), Is.EqualTo("x"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ty;\n}\n"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void TryStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsTryStatement>("try { a; } catch (b) { c; } finally { d; }");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.GuardedStatement).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ta;\n}\n"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Catch.Identifier, Is.EqualTo("b"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Catch.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tc;\n}\n"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Finally).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\td;\n}\n"));

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsTryStatement>("try { a; } catch (b) { c; }");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.GuardedStatement).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ta;\n}\n"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Catch.Identifier, Is.EqualTo("b"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Catch.Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tc;\n}\n"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Finally, Is.Null);

			stmt = ParseStatement<JsTryStatement>("try { a; } finally { d; }");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.GuardedStatement).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ta;\n}\n"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Catch, Is.Null);
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Finally).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\td;\n}\n"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void ThrowStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsThrowStatement>("throw x;");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Expression), Is.EqualTo("x"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void FunctionDeclarationStatement() {
			RoundtripStatement("function f() {\n\tx;\n}\n");
			RoundtripStatement("function f(a, b, c) {\n\tx;\n}\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void SwitchStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsSwitchStatement>("switch(a) { case b: x; case c: y; default: z; }");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Expression), Is.EqualTo("a"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections.Count, Is.EqualTo(3));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections[0].Values.Select(v => OutputFormatter.Format(v)), Is.EqualTo(new[] { "b" }));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Sections[0].Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tx;\n}\n"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections[1].Values.Select(v => OutputFormatter.Format(v)), Is.EqualTo(new[] { "c" }));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Sections[1].Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ty;\n}\n"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections[2].Values, Is.EqualTo(new object[] { null }));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Sections[2].Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tz;\n}\n"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void SwitchStatementWithMultipleLabelsPerBlock() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsSwitchStatement>("switch(a) { case b: case c: x; case d: default: y; }");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Expression), Is.EqualTo("a"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections.Count, Is.EqualTo(2));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections[0].Values.Select(v => OutputFormatter.Format(v)), Is.EqualTo(new[] { "b", "c" }));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Sections[0].Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\tx;\n}\n"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections[1].Values.Count, Is.EqualTo(2));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Sections[1].Values[0]), Is.EqualTo("d"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections[1].Values[1], Is.Null);
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Sections[1].Body).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("{\n\ty;\n}\n"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void EmptySwitchStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsSwitchStatement>("switch(a) {}");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Expression), Is.EqualTo("a"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections.Count, Is.EqualTo(0));
		}

		[Test]
		public void SwitchStatementWithEmptyClause() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsSwitchStatement>("switch(a) { case b: }");
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Expression), Is.EqualTo("a"));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections[0].Values.Select(v => OutputFormatter.Format(v)), Is.EqualTo(new[] { "b" }));
			Assert.That(stmt.Sections[0].Body.Statements.Count, Is.EqualTo(0));
		}

		[Test]
		public void Program() {
			var stmts = JavaScriptParser.Parser.ParseProgram("x;y;");
			Assert.That(stmts.Count, Is.EqualTo(2));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmts[0]).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("x;\n"));
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmts[1]).Replace("\r\n", "\n"), Is.EqualTo("y;\n"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void GotoStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsGotoStatement>("goto lbl;", allowCustomKeywords: true);
			Assert.That(stmt.TargetLabel, Is.EqualTo("lbl"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void YieldReturnStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsYieldStatement>("yield return a;", allowCustomKeywords: true);
			Assert.That(OutputFormatter.Format(stmt.Value), Is.EqualTo("a"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void YieldBreakStatement() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsYieldStatement>("yield break;", allowCustomKeywords: true);
			Assert.That(stmt.Value, Is.Null);
		}

		[Test]
		public void AwaitWorks() {
			var stmt = ParseStatement<JsAwaitStatement>("await a:b;", allowCustomKeywords: true);
			Assert.That(stmt.Awaiter, Is.InstanceOf<JsIdentifierExpression>());
			Assert.That(((JsIdentifierExpression)stmt.Awaiter).Name, Is.EqualTo("a"));
			Assert.That(stmt.OnCompletedMethodName, Is.EqualTo("b"));
		}

		[Test]
		public void DebuggerWorks() {
			RoundtripStatement("debugger;\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void KeywordAsMemberNameWorks() {
			RoundtripStatement("var x = y.for;\n");
			RoundtripStatement("var x = y.for.while;\n");
			RoundtripStatement("var x = y.interface;\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void KeywordAsObjectLiteralPropertyWorks() {
			RoundtripStatement("var x = { for: 1 };\n");
			RoundtripStatement("var x = { interface: 1 };\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void CustomKeywordsAreNotRecognizedIfTheAllowCustomKeywordsPropertyIsFalse() {
			RoundtripStatement("var await = yield;\n");
		}

		[Test]
		public void SpuriousInputInExpressionThrowsRecognitionException() {
			try {
				JavaScriptParser.Parser.ParseExpression("a.b c");
				Assert.Fail("Parsing should throw");
			}
			catch (RecognitionException) {
			}
		}
	}
}

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Hermann-Josef Zoche CanReg (* 31. Dezember 1958 in Bremen) ist ein deutscher Augustinerpater, Theologe, Philosoph und Managementberater.

Leben
Hermann-Josef Zoche absolvierte an der katholischen St.-Johannis-Schule in Bremen den Realschulabschluss und legte das Abitur 1978 am Gymnasium An der kleinen Helle (heute Altes Gymnasium) ab. Er studierte an der Philosophisch-Theologischen Hochschule Sankt Georgen in Frankfurt am Main, unter anderem praktische Philosophie und Logik bei Rupert Lay. Nach der theologischen Zwischenprüfung im Jahr 1980 trat er in die Benediktinerabtei St. Mauritius in Tholey ein, gewann aber die Erkenntnis, dass er zu diesem Lebensstil nicht berufen war und setzte zum Wintersemester 1980/1981 sein Theologie- und Philosophiestudium an der Universität Freiburg fort. Nach dem Examen in Theologie wechselte er zur Promotion nach Augsburg. Seine theologische Dissertation schrieb er über die Gnadentheologie von Erich Przywara. Seine Promotion in Philosophie erfolgte in Freiburg.

Zoche trat in den Orden der Brüder vom gemeinsamen Leben im Südschwarzwald ein, einer zu den Augustiner-Chorherren zählenden Gemeinschaft mit dem Ziel der Wiederbelebung des ehemaligen Ordens Brüder vom gemeinsamen Lebens. Im Jahr 1987 wurde er zum Priester geweiht.

Mit Unterstützung von Joseph Schmidt hielt er erste Vorträge bei den Unternehmertagen des Schmidt-Collegs sowie Seminare und veröffentlichte Artikel in der Zeitschrift des Schmidt-Collegs sowie im Schmidt Verlag. Gemeinsam mit dem Unternehmer Roland Betz erfolgte im Jahr 1982 die Gründung der Betz-Akademie im bayerischen Ammerthal – einer Unternehmensberatung in den Bereichen Management, Marketing, Strategische Planung und Verkauf. Betz und Zoche erstellten ein über 500-seitiges Lehrwerk mit umfangreichem Sondermaterial. Nachdem Betz Ende der 1990er Jahre seine Firmen verkaufte, erlosch die Betz-Akademie.

Zudem wirkte Zoche als Kurseelsorger im Höhenkurort Höchenschwand, betreute die Drogenseelsorge im Grenzbereich Deutschland-Schweiz am Hochrhein mit und wurde 1991 Pfarrer der katholischen Pfarrei "St. Marien" in Waldkirch bei Waldshut, auf deren Gelände auch das Ordenshaus liegt. Seit 2001 ist er Leiter der Seelsorgeeinheit Maria Bronnen und seit 2015 zusätzlich Pfarrer von Gurtweil.

Zoche hält Vorträge, Seminare und Schulungen für verschiedenste Firmen und Gruppen sowie für Management und Industrie. Seine Themen erstrecken sich dabei auf "Umgehen mit Konflikten", "Kommunikation", "Führen von Menschen", "Wertebilder und Wertewandel" sowie den Gesamtbereich der (Wirtschafts-)Ethik.

Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl)
 Konfliktsouveränitätt. Ein praktischer Ratgeber zur Lösung von zwischenmenschlichen Problemen. Bayreuth (Schmidt-Verlag) 1989, 4. Auflage 1998, ISBN 3-926258-08-X.

 Sprachsouveränität. Anstöße und Ratschläge für eine bessere Sprache. (Bd. 1)  Schmidt-Verlag, Bayreuth 1991, 1994 (vergriffen)
 Sprachsouveränität. Kommunikation. (Bd. 2) Schmidt-Verlag, Bayreuth 1993 (vergriffen)

 Macht Erfolg Sinn. Eine neue Ethik für Unternehmer und Manager. Junfermann, Paderborn 1996, ISBN 3-87387-330-3.
 Jesus und die Marktwirtschaft. Kapitalismus auf dem Prüfstand der Menschlichkeit. Knecht, Frankfurt 1999, ISBN 3-7820-0814-6.
 Wir müssen mal miteinander reden... Sprache üben – Gespräche führen – Konflikte lösen. Schmidt-Verlag, Bayreuth 2001, ISBN  3926258233.
 Lassen wir unser Kind taufen? Entscheidungshilfen für Eltern. Butzon & Bercker, Kevelaer 1999, ISBN 3-7666-0188-1.
 Papa, was ist der Tod? Ein Kind fragt nach dem Leben. Pattloch, München 2001, ISBN 3-629-01634-0.
 Die Zehn Gebote für Manager – Das Praxishandbuch zur Erstellung einer wertorientierten Firmenphilosophie, Schmidt-Verlag, Bayreuth 2001
 Die Jesus AG. Ein Unternehmensberater analysiert die älteste Firma der Welt. Pattloch, München 2002, ISBN 3-629-01640-5.
 Ich sehe die Welt auch von der anderen Seite. Die besonderen Talente der Linkshänder. Ariston/Hugendubel, München 2002, ISBN 3-7205-2305-5.
 Vorbilder prägen Weltbilder – Kleinkinder mit christlichen Werten erziehen; Sankt Ulrich Verlag, Augsburg 2002
 In guten und in schlechten Tagen. Kirchliche Hochzeit und was sonst noch zum Glück gehört. Sankt Ulrich Verlag, Augsburg 2002, ISBN 3-936484-05-8
 Sag ja. 60 kleine Schritte zum Glück. Sankt Ulrich Verlag, Augsburg 2003, ISBN 3-936484-12-0.
 Bibel-Brevier für Manager. Gütersloher Verlagshaus, Gütersloh 2007, ISBN 3-579-06427-4.
 Die sieben Todsünden unserer Zeit, Econ-Verlag, Berlin 2009, ISBN 978-3-430-20055-4.
 100 Meditationen für Manager … und alle, die täglich mit Menschen umgehen., Schmidt-Verlag, Bayreuth 2010, ISBN 978-3-9814033-0-5.
 Der Apostel. Ein Paulus-Roman, Benno-Verlag, Leipzig 2016, ISBN 978-3-7462-4835-6.
 Das Pilgerbuch zum Glück. 40 Impulse für ein erfülltes Leben. Benno-Verlag, Leipzig 2017, ISBN 978-3-7462-4887-5.
 Nazarius, der Erbe des Apostels, Benno-Verlag, Leipzig 2017, ISBN 978-3-7462-4982-7.
 Führe uns zur Stille. Der Weg zur christlichen Meditation. Benno-Verlag, Leipzig 2019, ISBN 978-3-7462-5442-5.
 Heiliger Strohsack! Un-erhörte Ansichten eines Landpfarrers. Benno-Verlag, Leipzig 2019, ISBN 978-3-7462-5590-3.

Weblinks

 Website von Hermann-Josef Zoche
 Der Apostel, ein Paulus-Roman. Vortrag von Hermann-Josef Zoche (2018) an der Philosophisch-Theologischen Hochschule Benedikt XVI auf YouTube

Einzelnachweise

Augustiner-Chorherr
Römisch-katholischer Theologe (20. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Theologe (21. Jahrhundert)
Philosoph (20. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Geistlicher (20. Jahrhundert)
Römisch-katholischer Geistlicher (21. Jahrhundert)
Autor
Brüder vom gemeinsamen Leben
Deutscher
Geboren 1958
Mann


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HB 1231-FN-LOCAL, relative to dog licenses. INEXPEDIENT TO LEGISLATE.
Rep. Richard Gordon for Environment and Agriculture. This bill would have raised by $0.50 the dog license fee for seniors, those 65 years or older. The increase was requested solely by one town clerk who thought that the currently discounted dog license fee for seniors set in statute causes his or her office to receive $0.50 less of the normal $1 administrative fee for processing dog licenses. Since this is not true, the fee for seniors does not need to be raised. Vote 13-0.
HB 1723-FN, relative to the reckless beating of animals. INEXPEDIENT TO LEGISLATE.
Rep. Anne Copp for Environment and Agriculture. This bill has unintended consequences with grave results by making it a felony for an individual to cause the death of an animal through negligence, even for a first offense, or to cause harm to an animal unknowingly. Other bills were introduced this session that may better address this important issue, in particular, one that is now working its way through the Senate.


The luxury of South Beach real estate can be seen in these three homes. From the only free standing house in the neighborhood to luxury options nearby, these homes deliver luxury and life elevated. Having property on the water is a great asset in the area, and these homes are prefect examples of South Beach real estate and the luxurious lifestyle it can accommodate.
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The main living areas are very modern in design and have great open flow from room to room. Outdoor features include a rooftop pool, wood decking, and an outdoor kitchen.
New owners will also receive a full time concierge that handles car cleaning, grocery shopping, cleaning, and landscaping. This home is a great example of luxury that comes with South Beach real estate.
Nearby, on Star Island, is a custom waterfront estate. The property is 50,000 square feet that can be built on any way you see fit. The property comes with pre-approved plans created by the world-renowned architect, Ricardo Bofil. The approved plans have a very modern aesthetic with impressive glasswork throughout to draw in the natural light and amazing view.
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We would like to thank all of our supporters for spreading the word and contributing to our Indiegogo campaign, helping to make it a success. Last night, the Indiegogo campaign closed with a total of $1,000. We are so humbled by and grateful for everyone's generosity in helping get Cincinnati Soundbox off the ground. We are very excited to start rehearsals and the concerts in the fall and look forward to seeing you November 13th!


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Rabbi Yosef is the Sephardi Chief Rabbi of Israel and is also designated as the Rishon LeZion, the universal spiritual leader to Sefardim. He is the Rosh Yeshiva (dean) of Yeshivat Hazon Ovadia, and the author of a popular set of books on Jewish law called Yalkut Yosef.
Born in 1952, he is the son of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, former Chief Rabbi of Israel. He went to school at Talmud Torah Yavneh in the Independent Education System. At age 12, he began his studies at the junior yeshiva of Porat Yosef in Katamon, Jerusalem. After that, he studied at Yeshivat HaNegev in Netivot, and from there, at Hebron Yeshiva in Jerusalem.
In 1971, when he was 18 and studying at Yeshivat HaNegev, he collected halakhic rulings from the five volumes of Yabia Omer, the book of his father's responsa, and published them in the book Yalkut Yosef.
Rabbi Yosef bases his rulings on Jewish law on his father's methods of ruling. His books are considered foundational among large sectors of Sephardic Jews in Israel and the world. For these books, he has won the Rabbi Toledano Prize from the Tel Aviv Religious Council, as well as the Rav Kook Prize.


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Jennifer Lopez on ex-husband Marc Anthony: 'We're best friends'
by Claire Allen
in Culture&Arts
— Mar 21, 2017
As for her new relationship - which seems to be getting serious, as Rodriguez's sister shared some cute selfies hanging out with her "sister-in-law" over the weekend - Ice Cube wished the best for Lopez and the former New York Yankees star.
"She's been everything. This business looks like it's exciting all the time, but sometimes it can get lonely", he said. "It's been awesome. Honestly, I think it's even helped our relationship".
"It's great. The kids get to spend time with the two of us more together and see us working together". But with all this working together (and the suspicious fact that Lopez never once mentioned her rumored beau, Alex Rodriguez), we're not giving up hope that these two could, one day, make our dreams come true by reconciling. It's made us even better.
Israel to 'continue' targeting Hezbollah-bound arms in Syria
His comments came after the Israeli army announced that its aircraft have carried out several strikes inside Syria. Also Sunday, Chief of Staff Lt.
"We was just kind of cool that we had a chance to kill the snake because most of the time, the black person and the brown person is the first one [s] [eaten]", he joked. We're always going to be great friends.
Lopez and Anthony, who share 9-year-old twins Max and Emme, split in 2011 after seven years of marriage. He then reportedly surprised the 47-year-old beauty with a $100,000 (£80,650) diamond necklace from Tiffany & Co., which Jennifer showed off in an Instagram photo from her New Year's Eve (31Dec16) celebrations.
"[They were introduced by] mutual friends who put this idea together", a source told Entertainment Tonight. "They're both single, have these huge careers and their families are their No. 1 priorities". They cuddled in a social media snapshot, kissed and danced together at a prom Drake reportedly threw for her after learning she hadn't been to her own, and went out to dinner.
JC Penney releases list of 138 stores targeted for closure
USA government reveals how Russian spies allegedly hacked Yahoo
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Melania Trump says she loves Trump, ignores cheating rumors 10/13/2018
#MeToo: Farah Khan and Farhan Akhtar react to allegations against Sajid Khan 10/13/2018
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Royal rewear: Duchess Kate steps out in recycled Emilia Wickstead dress 10/12/2018
Kavanaugh fight sharpens the stakes for midterms 10/08/2018
Mohamed Salah out for Ian Rush's Manchester City record 10/08/2018
Key senators undecided as Senate poised to vote on Kavanaugh 10/06/2018
Police questioned Brett Kavanaugh after 1985 bar altercation, according to report 10/04/2018
Krishna Raj Kapoor funeral 10/02/2018
Lil Wayne Features Travis Scott, Kendrick Lamar & More On 'Tha Carter V' 10/01/2018
Germany Turkey Tensions on Rise following Nazi Comment by Erdogan
He added that Turkey has already begun taking retaliatory measures and that these would continue. Ankara has threatened to scrap the deal many times before.
China urges United States to be 'coolheaded' in approach to North Korea
North Korea recently launched four missiles, with the apparent, and unsuccessful, aim of hitting USA airbases in Japan . Beijing was Tillerson's final stop on his first official trip to Asia, which included visits to Japan and South Korea .
Celebrate "Beauty and the Beast" at Fairfield Library, March 29
It set a bunch of new records, including the biggest domestic debut ever for a PG title and the top March opening of all time. Superman: Dawn of Justice" a year ago for all-time openings in March.
Syria: Hundreds leave Waer district in Homs
The Russian-supervised evacuation of Waer was agreed earlier this month and is expected to last several weeks. Al-Wair is home to an estimated 75,000 people and has been under siege by government forces since late 2013.
Kim Jong-Nam's killing a 'US plot', North Korea claims
"Insya-Allah, as long as they take good care of our people, we will take care of their people", Utusan Online quoted him saying. A red notice is a request among Interpol's member states to locate and provisionally arrest a person, pending their extradition.
USA stocks step back while overseas markets rally
Biogen was off 2.6 per cent to US$285.13 after Morgan Stanley and Leerink downgraded the drugmaker's stock and cut price targets. The metal hit its highest since 7 March at $17.56 in the prior session, before easing on profit taking later in the day.
The best to come in the NCAA Tournament
It's not hard to see why Duke was voted the No.1 team in the preseason AP Top 25, receiving 58 of a possible 65 first-place votes. When Villanova was shooting 20 percent in the first half, The Mount needed to build a bigger lead if it wanted any chance to win.
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Murder victim's dad, ACLU react to Aramis Ayala's death penalty decision
The county is home to Walt Disney World and other tourist attractions and has grown more liberal over the past two decades. She acknowledged that her husband had served time in prison for drug conspiracy and counterfeiting checks years ago.
Spanish sides dominate Champions League draw
Carlo's a fantastic coach with vast experience. "We need twice our absolute best performance to eliminate this opponent". Speaking at a news conference just after the draw was completed, Zidane said: "It will be master against pupil for sure".
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Former Grand National winning jockey Robbie Power rode Sizing John and was quick to praise the Irish horse's trainer. Power added, "The one thing about Sizing John is you can rely on his jumping".
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The Zags didn't lead in the first half until Collins' layup with 1:40 to go until the break, but they ended the half on a 7-0 run. In nearly a minute the 7-foot freshman scored six straight points to give the Zags their first lead of the game , 23-22.
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Krešimir Režić (born 13 October 1981) is a Croatian football coach and most recently the manager of Saudi Arabian club Damac.

Career
Krešimir Režić was born in Split on 13 October 1981. As a player, Režić played for NK Došk, NK Solin, and NK Jadran Supetar. He worked at Hajduk Split's youth academy from 2007 until 2017, and from 2013 until 2014 he was the assistant manager of Mladen Ivančić in the Croatia U17 national team.

In the summer of 2017, Režić joined Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr to manage their U15 team. In the summer of 2019, Režić took the reins of the newly promoted 2.HNL side Croatia Zmijavci. In June 2020, after finishing the season in second place, he left the club by mutual consent. On 14 September 2020, Režić joined Saudi Arabian club Damac to manage their U19 team. On 12 January 2021, Režić was named as first-team manager following the sacking of Noureddine Zekri. In his first season at the club, Režić managed to lead the club to safety and finish in eleventh. During the 2021–22 season, Režić was awarded the manager of the month award for September after leading the club to second place. On 21 December 2021, Režić renewed his contract with Damac until the end of the 2022–23 season. On 6 March 2023, Režić was sacked by Damac after a 2–1 loss to Al-Taawoun.

Managerial statistics

Honours
Individual
Saudi Professional League Manager of the Month: September 2021

References

External links

1981 births
Living people
Footballers from Split, Croatia
Association footballers not categorized by position
Croatian footballers
NK Solin players
Croatian football managers
Damac FC managers
Saudi Professional League managers
Croatian expatriate football managers
Expatriate football managers in Saudi Arabia
Croatian expatriate sportspeople in Saudi Arabia
HNK Hajduk Split non-playing staff


Will the sun shine down on us this weekend?
The weekend is upon us, and many Gloucestershire residents will be hoping to get the barbeque out and take to the garden.
But will the weather be on our side?
Will the rays shine down on our county?
Well, we're in for a fairly nice weekend.
According to the Met Office, skies will be largely cloudy this evening, but it will gradually clear through the night.
It's likely to rain while we're all sleeping, but tomorrow should be a fine day.
The sun is set to shine all day, with temperatures reaching a high of 17. But it could feel rather stuffy, with the humidity levels predicted to reach 91 per cent.
On Sunday, we're in for a nice day too. The sun will shine but a shower could arrive at around 10am.


Billionaire L'Oréal heiress Liliane Bettencourt is to be placed under the guardianship of family members, according to the lawyer of her estranged daughter Francoise after a court hearing.
Bettencourt, whose mental health is reportedly declining, will be placed under a grandson's guardianship and her wealth and property under that of her daughter Francoise and two grandsons, Charlotte Robbe-Phan said.
Bettencourt is on L'Oréal's board of directors but since family members are to be her guardians the court's decision should have little impact on the running of the cosmetics giant.
The Bettencourt mother and daughter have been at the centre of a very public feud over the fate of France's third-largest family fortune.
The website of newspaper Le Monde on Monday quoted a medical report for use by the court as saying that Bettencourt was suffering from "mixed dementia" and "moderately severe" Alzheimer's disease.
Bettencourt "suffers from cognitive difficulties evidenced by temporal disorientation, memory problems, reasoning difficulties and aphasic elements," Le Monde quoted the report as saying.
The report said Bettencourt "presents with Alzheimer's disease at a moderately severe level with a possible vascular participation" and that she is in the midst of a "slow and progressive process of cerebral degeneration."
Bettencourt-Meyers has argued that her mother is mentally unfit to manage her estimated €16 billion euro ($20 billion) fortune.
In an interview published in Sunday's Journal du Dimanche, Bettencourt threatened to leave France if her daughter manages to place her under her guardianship.
"If it's that, I will go abroad. If my daughter looks after me I would feel stifled. If it's her, I will leave," she said.
Bettencourt-Meyers has alleged that people close to her mother, including celebrity photographer Francois-Marie Banier, took advantage of the heiress.
Banier was Bettencourt's sole named beneficiary in a will drawn up in December 2007. But Bettencourt broke with Banier earlier this year, cutting him out of her will and depriving him of an estimated €1.25 billion.
Mother and daughter have been involved in legal battles for three years.


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Anquan Boldin to be traded to San Francisco 49ers
By Chris Wesseling
Published: March 11, 2013 at 04:20 p.m.
Updated: March 12, 2013 at 11:07 a.m.
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Seeking salary-cap relief, the Baltimore Ravens desperately wanted Anquan Boldin to accept a $2 million reduction in pay for the 2013 season. A man of principle, Boldin stuck to his guns about playing under the contract he originally signed.
With both sides at a standstill, Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome came up with a solution that could strengthen a fierce competitor while leaving his team worse off in the long run. NFL.com's Albert Breer reported Monday, citing a Ravens source, that Boldin will be traded to the San Francisco 49ers for a 2013 sixth-round draft pick. A 49ers source told Breer that the deal is done.
The Baltimore Sun first reported the trade. Per NFL.com's Ian Rapoport, the trade will not be official until Boldin -- currently on an African mission -- passes a physical.
Breer also reported that there will be no alteration to Boldin's salary in 2013 -- he still is set to make $6 million this season. A 49ers source told Breer that the sides might consider something later.
The 49ers weren't the only team interested in Boldin, Rapoport reported Monday. According to a Ravens source, Baltimore also discussed a Boldin trade with the Minnesota Vikings. But the Vikings didn't offer as much as the Niners, according to Rapoport.
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Three years ago, Newsome netted Boldin and a fifth-round pick from the Arizona Cardinals in exchange for a third- and fourth-round pick. Playoff hero or no, Newsome did well to collect a draft pick for a player about to enter the declining phase of his career. Boldin wasn't going to see his $6 million salary, in which case the Ravens would have simply released him on Tuesday.
From the Niners' point of view, Boldin fills a major need for a reliable receiver opposite Michael Crabtree while casting doubt on Mario Manningham's future in San Francisco. It also suggests the 49ers envision another red-shirt year for 2012 first-rounder A.J. Jenkins, who barely saw the field as a rookie.
The trade from one Harbaugh brother to another speaks volumes about the respect Boldin carried in Baltimore. Now he returns to his familiar stomping grounds in the NFC West.
UPDATE: Boldin thanked his fans Tuesday on Twitter:
I would like thank the Ravens fans for their incredible support for myself and my family throughout my years in Baltimore.
— Anquan Boldin (@AnquanBoldin) March 12, 2013
I thought this was the last stop of my career but regardless of the circumstances I came here to win a Championship
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WWII veteran, soon-to-be 100, says his long life is down to family, exercise and beer
Laurie Allum, who celebrates his 100th birthday in July, has had a remarkable life
Alec EvansCommunity Reporter
Laurie Allum sits in a spitfire (Image: All rights reserved Copyright J B Flower)
It was clear from the very beginning of the telephone interview with soon-to-be 100 years old Laurie Allum that he has an excellent sense of humour.
Laurie, who is a grandfather and step-great grandfather, was very quick to make a joke about his upcoming centenary.
"I've just got to hang on for another six weeks," he laughed.
"I'm hoping I can have nine holes of golf with my son Richard to celebrate."
Laurie, who has lived in Epsom with his wife Barbara, 94, for more than 50 years, will mark his monumental birthday on July 14.
And to what does he owe his long life? He says it's a mixture of his loving family, regular exercise and beer.
Laurie and wife Barbara Allum (Image: Gillian Penfold)
Laurie was born in Willesden in north-west London, and spent later parts of his childhood in Neesden.
Like so many of his generation, his early adulthood was defined by World War II, which he spent both in the air and at sea.
He was only 19 when Britain declared war on Nazi Germany in September 1939.
He said: "I was interested in getting into flying, but I was more interested in getting into the Navy. I volunteered towards the end of 1939 to join, but was not called up until the end of 1940, because the whole of the military was completely occupied with the Battle of Britain."
Laurie started off as a minesweeper in the Battle of the Atlantic, which lasted for most of the war, with its peak being between 1940 and 1943.
It was not until 1942 that he was transferred for flying training in America, however.
He says his flying training was a major challenge: "It's why I'm sure I am here today, it was very thorough. It was considered to be one of the most difficult exams to pass, because you had to pass a rigorous flying test, as well as the academic side, which was trigonometry and mathematics."
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Having learnt to fly (he would later take a twin-engine course), he was appointed a corsair squadron on HMS Victorious, at a time when the US Navy were no longer assigning pilots to corsairs due to loss of life. Laurie partly believes this was down to them failing to follow a curved approach perfected by British Royal Navy officer and test pilot Winkle Brown.
The Battle of the Atlantic was a particularly challenging battle, as he looked out for submarine periscopes.
He says: "The rate that we were losing cargo ships was as close a shave as the Battle of Britain. With the Battle of Britain, you were fighting a foe which you could see in the sky. Here you were fighting a foe you could see in the water."
Laurie was later stationed in Royal Navy Air Station Ayr, up in Scotland, where he was in charge of the Royal Navy Fleet Requirement Squadron 772, which supplied pilots and some of the war's most famed planes, including spitfires, hurricanes and seafires.
Laurie Allum and Winkle Brown in 2013 (Image: Richard Allum)
The war ended when Laurie was 26, and although he was offered a permanent career with the Royal Navy, he was satisfied he had had enough by June 1946.
"When you've spent six-and-a-half years fighting a war, I was in no mental state or wanting to get to more study," he explained.
When asked about his memories of VE Day, he talked of how he was still in Scotland at the time - but that it wasn't the same level of celebration compared to that of the capital.
Laurie said: "We just celebrated on the rounds.
"There was no great celebration there, the real celebrations were down in London and the South East."
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After a series of odd jobs, one of Laurie's first major post-war career moves was in 1951, when he started as export manager with Grundy Teddington.
He said: "It was a private company, started by Stanley Grundy, a pupil at Hampton Court Grammar School. He built it up into a very big company, manufacturing a large variety of products. He called me in and said they wanted to make me sales director."
Laurie progressed through the company, followed by the associated Stanley Grundy Foundation charity, where he would eventually serve as chairman until he was 92.
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The company were manufacturing stainless steel beer barrels and fittings at a time when cask beer was first becoming popular.
"It was a wonderful industry to be in, the brewing industry," Laurie added.
"Beer is a most nourishing beverage. They supplied the boardroom with a barrel for their lunchtime grog."
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While he says he lives an idle life nowadays, Laurie still enjoys hobbies such as golf, sailing and walking his border terrier.
He also enjoys the Epsom Derby celebrations every year, with family parties.
Laurie has been married to his wife Barbara since 1952.
Before the interview ended, the question of what does it take to have a successful marriage after almost 70 years came up.
His answer: "I'll go out in the garden and answer that, my wife's sitting here."