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What possible changes exist in the Oilers coaching staff?
According to MacT Eakins is going nowhere. I have been very open about my thoughts on Eakins and what this team needs to do. Problem is? It doesn't matter what I think, it matters what MacT thinks and right now he has backed his coach 100%. MacT is going to run with Eakins, if he turns out to be incapable of bringing this team up to par in the playoff race next season, Eakins will be gone and MacT likely will only have one last coaching choice to make the team a success. For that to happen would mean another season (Year 5 of the rebuild) will have been wasted and this whole team will be blown up.
I know lots of fans and media alike think Lowe and others are totally safe and this team's ownership is a old boys club but he is still a businessmen. MacT is only 1 year and a bit on the job and has replaced only 1 coach. He will get 2 swings at it if he has too. However saying all that, it is very unlikely that will happen unless Eakins starts next season like he did last. Eakins came across last off-season like the 'Lone Ranger' riding his white horse and how he was the 'man' who would be better then the previous regime of head coaches. He came across to many of us as smug, arrogant and self-righteous. He made claims that you play bad, you watch from the press box. Did he follow through with that equally among all his players? Nope! Not at all.
He said no favouritism yet he showed it by scratching Yakupov for his poor play on the ice but not other elite players who were constantly causing Oilers games with poor defensive play. Who else was scratched for bad play last year other then Yakupov? Petry! Yup, that's it! No others. Granted, Hall and even Eberle while struggling earlier on, at least they were putting pucks in the net and contributing to goals for the team. What about Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (who I do believe in and believe is a excellent player) and Sam Gagner? What about Andrew Ference? Oh, yes, Andrew while a awesome guy and person made so many blunders out there at bad times but he's the captain and Eakins was not going to bench him. Some thing went wrong between Eakins and Yakupov and for Nail's part, after the debacle with his agent Larionov, Yakupov showed great character and said the right things on and off the ice. When it comes to putting in the work, Nail is no slacker. Enough with Nail as this is not about him but more about the way Eakins coached and taught him and used him and others.
No matter if I like it or not, Eakins is here to stay. I predict he has till the trade deadline next year to keep his job secure. If the Oilers are already out of the playoff race by trade deadline, Eakins will go (it happens, see what happened in Vancouver?). What will happen with the start of next year? Well, it's all speculation anyway but some things simple deduction will make it easier to read into the 'hockey leaves'.
Keith Action;
Not sure what Keith really brought to the table last year that really helped Eakins and if he did, we would never know what. There are many coaches who could do a much better job then Keith especially since there are so many technical coaches who can add to what this team needs. Action was a good soldier but we all know what happens to good soldiers. They are expendable! I can't see Action going anywhere this off-season as Eakins selected him but really IMO he needs replaced with more experience and a coach with a better resume. Keith likely stays.
Steve Smith;
This is a choice that many people behind the scenes believe was MacTavish's decision. MacT loves Smith and believes he has brought good success to the development of the defence. MacT likely chalks up the poor defensive play early in the season to Eakins running with his 'swarm' philosophy in the NHL. MacT stated Eakins was learning on the job and likely believes it was a mistake learned. Unless all the coaches are cleared out under Eakins, Steve is in Edmonton at least one more year working with the defence.
Kelly Buchberger;
This is the most puzzling of all the coaches decisions. Ever since his selection to coach the Springfield Falcons in the AHL, Kelly has not proven anything he adds to anyone other then someone above him I suppose. He did not look good as a head coach in the AHL and certainly not showed anything to us fans or the players that his coaching ability is better then others out there. The fact that he keeps lasting through head coaches is what scares me of the legitimacy of his coaching ability. It really makes no sense. While I see the other two coaches maybe staying on to start the year, I really question if Kelly is back to start the year as a assistant coach. Possibly let go and moved into a scouting area or player development or some fancy named position? Call it a hunch but I think we won't see Buchberger in the same role starting next season.
Fred Chabot;
Things really went wrong for Chabot when Barry Trotz let out his concerns with Devan Dubynk upon a couple games playing in Nashville. Those words resonated around the NHL, so you have to believe they were heard and examined closely within the Oilers management. I have seen a lot of Chabot's work with development of the Goalies over the years. He works hard and seems to train well on the technical tools they need to practice and work on. Some may just say the players given to him are not good enough. Goalies are a different breed and a Goalie coach is actually much more like a head coach when it comes to the goaltending position. The coach himself does little for the Goalie but the Goaltending coach is the one who prepares, teaches and trains and gets into the psychology of a goalies mind. Saying that,, there are not many great goaltending coaches and when you find one, you run with him. Rumours persist Fuhr one day returning to Edmonton but for now that is still speculation. I tend to see Chabot on his way out.
Next article we will discuss and look into what possibly is going to happen with the forwards on the Edmonton Oilers hockey team.
In the meantime, and in between time, that's it for another edition of Oilers hockey!
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Oilers Steal Barons Thunder? (News From Today)
Today the Oklahoma City Barons held a press conference to announce the new Head Coach, Todd Nelson and his assistant coach, Gerry Fleming.
Once again the Barons put on a great event. They were quick and to the point and followed that up with a Q & A session with the media.
By all accounts, the Barons should be very happy with having a guy like Nelson on board. From the reports and information I have gathered, he seems like a smart and passionate man for hockey. Todd Nelson will be an awesome coach in OKC. The Barons are lucky to have him.
Gerry Fleming was also hired/retained as Nelson's assistant coach. Fleming has been with the Oilers (Falcons) for the past couple years and is no stranger to the Oilers system. The Oilers must like him as he was the only minor league guy to not be fired. Good for Gerry. Just like with Todd, the Barons and their fans are lucky to have a guy like Gerry.
Now what's this Oilers steal Barons thunder thing?
The Barons had planned this PC for a couple of days and had the fans interest peaked, mine included. Just as the conference was starting to get rolling, the Oilers decide that they needed to rise above what the Barons are doing and they announced their assistant coaches at the exact time Bob Funk Jr was getting up to speak.
Go to 2:32pm in the TweetCast box. Proof is there.
How sad is that? Your own baby club is about to announce their "big surprise" when, what the hell? Let's announce our own news. way to market your brand. I really hope the Oilers don't screw this up with the Barons, I like them and I want them to succeed.
The TweetCast went well today thanks to Eric and Scott as they provided some great pictures and tweets. It was also nice for me as I was able to sit down and chat with a few of the loyal readers about the Barons and Oilers at the Cover It Live box. It's always nice to talk to the readers. Thanks to those who stopped by, we value your opinions.
Back to the Edmonton Oilers. Like I said above, they announced their assistant coaches today. No surprises, Kelly Buchberger is welcomed back to the fold. Bucky was on the ice last week for the Oilers Rookie Development camp and we all knew he would be doing something with the Oil this year.
The other man they bring back is Steve Smith. Yes, that Steve Smith. While he has no real experience as a coach, he gets a job with the Oilers and not the Barons. Puzzling. Don't newbies start at the bottom? Not in the old boys club. Both of these hirings have Kevin Lowe stink all over them.This couldn't have been Renney's or Tamby's choice. Could they?
I can not believe that Steve Smith is an Oiler once again.
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What Gets Us Found: edmonton oilers, Gerry Fleming, Kelly Buchburger, OilersJambalaya.com, OilFieldHockey.com, Oklahoma City Barons, Recap, Steve Smith, Todd Nelson, TweetCast
Kelly Buchberger and Steve Smith Announced as Assistant Coaches For the Oilers
Wow! The old boys club lives on!
Steve Smith and Kelly Buchberger have been appointed as the new Oilers assistant coaches.
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«Наудачу, Бальтазар» (, также встречается перевод «Такова жизнь, Бальтазар») — французский фильм Робера Брессона, вышедший на киноэкраны в 1966 году. Первая актёрская работа Анны Вяземски.

Премьера фильма состоялась в 1966 году на Венецианском кинофестивале.

Сюжет
Переосмысливая сюжет «Золотого осла», фильм рассказывает о судьбе ослика, которого его первые владельцы, дети, назвали Бальтазаром. На протяжении всего фильма ослик переходит из рук в руки, и все к нему относятся по-разному — кто-то проявляет больше доброты (как, например, Мари, которую играет Анна Вяземски), кто-то больше жестокости. Бальтазар и Мари часто страдают от рук одних и тех же людей. Все повороты судьбы животное принимает безропотно, со своего рода благородным стоицизмом.

По мере развития сюжета фильм превращается в притчу, а ослик всё больше напоминает святого, приближаясь к многочисленным брессоновским фигурам, которые вслед за Христом принимают на себя страдания мира, и даже превосходя этих праведников незлобливостью и смирением. Смерть ослика показана как его духовное преображение в духе «Смерти Ивана Ильича».

В ролях
 Анна Вяземская — Мари
 Франсуа Лафарж — Жерар
 Филипп Аслен — отец Мари
 Натали Жуайо — мать Мари
 Уолтер Грин — Жак
 Жан-Клод Гильбер — Арнольд
 Пьер Клоссовский — торговец

Производство
Сделав несколько фильмов на тюремную тематику («Приговорённый к смерти бежал», «Карманник», «Процесс Жанны д'Арк»), используя свою теорию «чистого кинематографа», Брессон заявил, что он хочет перейти на другой стиль кинопроизводства. Сюжет фильма был навеян «Идиотом» Фёдора Достоевского, а каждый эпизод в жизни Бальтазара представляет собой один из семи смертных грехов. Позднее Брессон заявил, что фильм был «составлен из многих линий, которые пересекаются друг с другом», и что Бальтазар должен был стать символом христианской веры.

Брессон выпустил фильм при поддержке Шведского института кино.

Реакция
В 1970 году The New York Times расценила финальную сцену фильма как «безусловно, один из самых захватывающих отрывков в истории кинематографа». В том же году пропагандист и защитник авторского кино в США Эндрю Саррис в своём обзоре восторженно писал: «ни один фильм, который я когда-либо видел, не подошёл так близко к тому, чтобы перевернуть всё моё существо. Он сам по себе является одной из самых высоких вершин художественно реализованного эмоционального опыта».

Значение
«Наудачу, Бальтазар» — классический образец европейского авторского кино середины XX века. Жан-Люк Годар, который впоследствии женился на Анне Вяземски, сыгравшей главную роль, назвал фильм Брессона «особым миром, который укладывается в полтора часа». Режиссёр Михаэль Ханеке и кинокритик Манола Даргис считают картину об ослике величайшим из всех фильмов, а Аки Каурисмяки включает её в тройку лучших.

По итогам опроса 846 кинокритиков со всего мира (2012) «Наудачу, Бальтазар» попал в 20-ку высших достижений мирового киноискусства.

Музыка
Михеева Ю. В. отмечает: «В фильме <…> закадровая музыка только на первый взгляд использована традиционным способом. Соната № 20 Франца Шуберта (точнее, фрагмент мелодии из неё), звучащая уже на начальных титрах, становится в кадре продолжением визуального образа ослика Бальтазара. По словам Брессона, фильм "должен был следовать библейскому тону" <…>. Претерпевший мучения <…>, но и любовь <…>, ослик умирает, окруженный стадом овец ("паствой"). В конце фильма хозяйка осла говорит, что он "святой". Все эти детали не оставляют сомнений и в христианизированном духе фильма Брессона, и в его открыто моралистическом послании, выраженном в том числе в звуке: гармоничной мелодии Шуберта противопоставляются современные агрессивные ритмы, несущиеся из транзистора молодого повесы. Каждый раз, когда на экране появляется сначала юный, а потом все более дряхлеющий Бальтазар, мы слышим мелодию Шуберта. Благодаря характеристикам мелодии, её появление "возвышает", переводит в иное эстетическое измерение весь фильмический диегезис, но одновременно мелодия является и неотъемлемой частью визуального образа ослика (недаром на музыку ещё на начальных титрах "накладывается" ослиный крик). Таким образом, в аудиовизуальном решении фильма мы видим пример одновременного использования одного и того же звука (мелодии Шуберта) как манифестации трансцендентного и как элемента визуального образа».

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#Japan delegation
(2nd LD) President-elect Yoon to send delegation to Japan for policy consultation
All News 13:58 April 17, 2022
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SEOUL, April 17 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol plans to send a delegation to Japan later this month for policy consultations on North Korea and pending bilateral issues, his transition team said Sunday.
Led by Rep. Chung Jin-suk of Yoon's People Power Party, the delegation will visit Tokyo from April 24-28 to meet officials from the Japanese government and legislature as well as those from business circles, media and academia, according to the transition team's spokesperson Bae Hyun-jin.
The seven-member delegation includes Rep. Kim Seok-ki, Yun Duk-min, former head of the foreign ministry-affiliated Korea National Diplomatic Academy, and Park Cheol-hee, a professor at Seoul National University's Graduate School of International Studies.
"The objective of the delegation is for consultations on North Korea policy and relations between Seoul and Tokyo," Bae told reporters. "We expect (the visit) to lay the foundation for cooperation on North Korea and for the resolution of pending issues between the two countries."
Chung, five-term lawmaker and vice National Assembly speaker, is a co-chair of the South Korea-Japan Parliamentary Diplomacy Forum, a group dedicated to improving the two countries' relations.
Chung reaffirmed Yoon's commitment to improving the long-fraught relations between Seoul and Tokyo
"Yoon's thought is that restoring ties between South Korea and Japan, which have been left unattended at one of their worst points, serves our national interests," Chung told Yonhap News Agency by phone.
He stressed the need for "future-oriented" bilateral ties like the cooperative partnership pledged under a 1998 statement between then South Korean President Kim Dae-jung and then Japanese Premier Keizo Obuchi.
The declaration paved the way for closer cooperation between the two countries at that time, as Obuchi expressed "keen remorse" and apologized for "great damage and pain" that Japan inflicted on Koreans during its 1910-45 colonization of the Korean Peninsula.
Chung voiced hope that his delegation could meet Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida during its planned trip, though he said a decision on the possible meeting has yet to be made.
Also included in the delegation is Lee Sang-deok, former director-general for Northeast Asian affairs at the foreign ministry who led working-level negotiations with Tokyo for the landmark 2015 deal to address the issue of Japan's wartime sexual slavery.
Chang Ho-jin, a former ambassador to Cambodia, is another key delegate. He served as a foreign policy secretary in 2012 for then President Lee Myung-bak.
It will be Yoon's second delegation sent to a foreign country since his election. He dispatched delegates to the United States earlier this month, as he is slated to take office on May 10.
Bae Hyu-jin, spokesperson of President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol, speaks during a press meeting at the transition team's office in Seoul on April 17, 2022. (Pool photo) (Yonhap)
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Patrolman Clarence Clark and Patrolman Victor Cooper were killed in an automobile crash near the intersection of Farmers Boulevard and 114th Avenue, St. Albans, Queens, while responding to a false alarm.
The vehicle struck a parked car after driving through a soft portion of roadway while en route to the call. Patrolman Cooper was riding a police car for the very first time after having been on foot patrol for the previous 11 years.
Patrolman Clark had served with the NYPD for 17 years and was assigned to the 105th Precinct. He was survived by his wife and child.
On today, the 80th anniversary of your death I would just like to say thank you to you and your Partner for your service and sacrifice for the citizens of New York City.


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Jesse Metcalfe formally goes Instagram together with his new girlfriend
By UMass Mag Last updated Dec 20, 2020
Jesse Metcalfe just in time for the holidays, he's still going strong with his new honey.
On December 19, Desperate Housewives alum took to Instagram to share a photo of himself and his new girlfriend Corin Jamie-Lee Clark.
The actor wrote in the headline: "Happy birthday, baby!" along with several heart emojis.
Corin replied in the comments: "You are the best gift."
Too hot to handle the star Francesca Farago raved about the couple and called them her "favorites" in the comments. Others joked that Corin looked very similar Eva Longoriawho played Jesse's love interest on the hit ABC series.
Jesse, 41, has been dating the 27-year-old for at least August. At the time, a source told E! News that Jesse couldn't "get" enough of the Vancouver-based model.
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THE Government on Friday granted permission for nurses and other health workers to adjust their working hours to 154 hours monthly which translates to three days a week.
In a letter addressed to Provincial Medical Officers and Chief Executive Officers, the acting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health and Child Care, Dr Gibson Mhlanga, said the proposal would help health workers cope with transport challenges.
According to the proposal, health workers will work a total of 77 hours in two weeks with shifts starting from 7AM up to 7PM.
Dated February 1, the letter said nurses had already started implementing the schedule and it was time other health workers joined.
"Reference is made to minute dated December 7, 2018 where it had been suggested that the implementation of this interim arrangement was to start with nurses and extended to other categories. Heads of institutions who had not yet done so are requested to extend the interim arrangement to other categories of health workers," said Dr Mhlanga.
He said this will enable the health workers to cope with the current prevailing transport challenges until the environment stabilises.
"It is important that adherence to a minimum 154 working hours per month is maintained and in a manner that ensures continuity in service provision and adequate coverage," said Dr Mhlanga.
He said members who are not comfortable with the extended working hours will continue with the normal working hours and days.


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African Lion Populations: 2035 Prediction Says Lions Twice As Close To Extinction, Claims Lion Study
By 2035, African lion populations in West-Central Africa will be cut in half, based upon a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The researchers also believe East Africa's lion populations will shrink by 50 percent over the next 20 years, although in this case they estimate there is a 37 percent chance, while West-Central Africa has a 67 percent chance of the worst case scenario. The lion study also analyzed what is driving the lion extinct.
In a related report by the Inquisitr, conservationist groups have figured out a way to give rhinos a new face, even after poachers rip off an almost-extinct rhino's horn. Theo Bronkhorst, Cecil the Lion's tracker, was arrested for smuggling antelope in Africa.
In June of 2015, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) listed the lion species as part of a "red list," which features species facing potential survival threats over the long term. While not quite endangered yet, the African lion populations have dropped, and the conservation group believes the growth of human cities within the habitats of lions is one of the major issues.
"The Lion population is inferred to have undergone a reduction of approximately 42 [percent] over the past 21 years (approximately three Lion generations, 1993-2014)," the IUCN stated, according to Lion Alert.
All in all, the world lion population is estimated to be less than 20,000 lions remaining, although earlier estimates confidently stated that around 30,000 lions remained. As a comparison, in 1980, it was estimated that more than 80,000 lions roamed free in the wild within 27 countries. They also say there is a growing trade in lion body parts, in both Africa and Asia, for traditional medicine, so it is possible the decline could sharpen.
When it comes to future predictions of the African lion populations, 2035 is expected to be a marker year for the species. The lion study projects that lion populations in West, Central, and East Africa are likely to suffer a projected 50 percent decline over the next two decades. Some lion populations have already disappeared already, and it is expected that we will see the lion extinct soon in more countries as time progresses.
In fact, the lion study notes the "rapid disappearance of lions suggests a major trophic downgrading of African ecosystems with the lion no longer playing a pivotal role as apex predator."
Lions are heading towards extinction faster than thought—blame humans https://t.co/yJq4g1tG7s @ConservResearch pic.twitter.com/5rH8A7kRBq
— The Conversation (@ConversationUK) October 27, 2015
The only good news is that African lion populations are actually increasing in certain countries. For example, the research team says the southern African countries of Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa are doing "extremely well," and conservation parks are seeing their numbers increase.
"[T]he intensively managed populations in southern Africa may soon supersede the iconic Savannah landscapes in East Africa as the most successful sites for lion conservation," the lion study explains. "[L]ion conservation is successful in southern Africa, in part because of the proliferation of reintroduced lions in small, fenced, intensively managed, and funded reserves."
The stark contrast in the changes to the African lion populations can largely be traced back to how they are managed. East Africa is in danger of losing their lions precisely because the organizations responsible for helping prevent the lions' extinction are inadequate. Part of the reason for the difference is that South Africa intensely controls the lions, while other African countries let the lions roam free in the wild as they have since time immemorial, which puts them in danger of being poached.
"If management budgets for wild lands cannot keep pace with mounting levels of threat, the species may rely increasingly on these southern African areas and may no longer be a flagship species of the once vast natural ecosystems across the rest of the continent," the lion study explained.
Race on to kill a lion https://t.co/Hm4eVpZKS7 @TimesLIVE ~ @lionaid @Protect_Wldlife #BanTrophyHunting pic.twitter.com/KAckjihg4K
— Animal_Watch (@Animal_Watch) October 27, 2015
[Photo by Cameron Spencer / Getty Images]


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Take a look at this code sample.
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Deze lijst van Roeselarenaars betreft bekende personen die in de Belgische stad Roeselare geboren zijn of er hebben gewoond.

A
 Michel Aerbeydt (1880-1939), senator, schepen
 Saturnijn Aerbeydt (1913-1996), eerste voorzitter sportraad Roeselare, directeur Bank van Roeselare, maecenas Ten Elsberge
 Albert Alleman (1892-1933), kunstschilder
 Ange Angillis (1776-1844), burgemeester Rumbeke, volksvertegenwoordiger
 Ange Angillis (1830-1870), archivaris
 Roland Aper (1940), wielrenner
 Ernest Apers (1883-1959), architect
 Ivan Arteschene (1934-2011), meervoudig Belgisch kampioen gewichtheffen

B
 Jules Babylon (1903-1985), bioscoopuitbater
 Mik Babylon (1935-2006), volksvertegenwoordiger
 Benoni Beheyt (1940), wielrenner, wereldkampioen
 Albert Biesbrouck (1917-1981), burgemeester 1977-1981
 Joseph Billiau (1886-1960), schepen, waarnemend burgemeester 1946-1947, ACW-voorzitter
 Paul Bijttebier (1923-2016), schepen, arts
 Alfons Blomme (1889-1979), kunstschilder
 Gilbert Bonte (1929-2013), stichter Maten van Peegie, cultuurmaecenas
 Françoise Bostoen (1963), Miss België 1983
 Tim Boury, Sterrenchef
 Broeder Adolf (1869-1950), actief in onderhoud veldgraven na Eerste Wereldoorlog
 Fernand Bril (1942-2008), bedrijfsleider, voorzitter Club Roeselare (voor fusie)
 Louis Bril (1939), staatssecretaris, volksvertegenwoordiger
 Leon Bruggeman (1923-2006), vakbondsman, verdienstelijk voor seizoensarbeiders in Frankrijk
 Simonne Brugghe (1922-1987), verzetsstrijdster
 Paul Bulcke (1954), bestuurder, voorzitter van Nestlé

C
 Cecilia Callebert (1884-1978), componiste-pianiste
 Ferdinand Callebert (1831-1908), schilder, schepen, directeur kunstacademie
 Karel Callebert (1837-1900), priester en schrijver
 Ferdy Callewaert (1944), heemkundige, pionier toerisme, conservator Wielermuseum
 Roland Cambier (1925), meervoudig Belgisch kampioen judo
 Jozef Camerlynck (1904-1976), bankdirecteur, oprichter vzw Onze Kinderen
 Clément Carbon (1835-1907), beeldhouwer
 Emiel Carbon (1864-1971), honderdjarige, vrijwillig brandweerman
 Alfons Carlier (1845-1912), schepen en Vlaams voorman
 Victor Allard Cauwe (1848-1925), brouwer
 Ludovicus Caytan (1742-1813), priester, zette zich in tegen bedelarij en Franse bezetting
 Abdelaziz Charkaoui Hajri (1951), eerste schepen van allochtone afkomst 1995-1998
 Carll Cneut (1969), schrijver, illustrator
 Griet Coppé (1957), schepen, Vlaams parlementslid
 Jan Joost van Cossiau (1662-ca.1732), kunstschilder
 Hugo Coussée (1936-1991), bedrijfsleider, pionier en voorzitter Knack Roeselare
 Domien Cracco (1790-1860), priester-schrijver
 Emiel Cracco (1899-1952), fotograaf

D
 Lieven Debrauwer (1969), regisseur
 Karel de Brouckère (1797-1850), burgemeester Roeselare 1830-1847
 Léon de Brouckère (1885-1944), luchtvaartpionier
 Louis de Brouckère (1870-1951), socialistisch volksvertegenwoordiger
 Jozef De Bruycker (1891-1942), architect
 Krist De Bruyn (1962-2005), chef-kok sterrenrestaurant Bistro Novo, chef van het jaar 2005
 Michiel De Bruyne (1927-2009), heemkundige
 Frédérik Deburghgraeve (1973), olympisch zwemkampioen Olympische Zomerspelen 1996
 Benari Deceuninck (1894-1972), stichter Deceuninck Plastics en Bussen
 Jacques de Chastellus (1894-1957), schilder
 Helena Deckmyn (1924), eerste vrouwelijke C.O.O.-voorzitter
 Kris Declercq (1972), burgemeester
 Raf Decock (1908-1995), master Decock, oprichter scouts Roeselare
 Ignace Defever (1972), hoteleigenaar De Bonte Os Hotel & Tower
 Odiel Defraeye (1888-1965), wielrenner, eerste Belg die ooit de Tour de France won (1910)
 Edward De Gryse (1848-1909), sociaal bewogen priester
 Steven Degryse (Lectrr) (1979), cartoonist
 Godfried Dejonckheere (1952), atleet
 Martha Dejonckheere (1761-1842), stichter Zusters van Liefde
 Joseph Delbaere (1887-1972), heemkundige Rumbeke, voorzitter bouwmaatschappij 'Eigen Heerd'
 Frans Delbeke (1890-1947), schrijver, fincancier van Gerard Walschap
 Julien Delbeke (1859-1916), schepen, schrijver
 Paul Delbeke (1831-1899), stichter-bedrijfsleider La Linière de Roulers/Rousselaarsche Vlasmaatschappij
 Jozef Deleu (1937), stichter Ons Erfdeel
 Thierry de Limburg Stirum (1827-1911), graaf van Rumbeke, historicus
 Henri de Limburg Stirum (1864-1953), graaf van Rumbeke, burgemeester van Rumbeke 1904-1946
 Marcel Delodder (1925-2016), burgemeester Rumbeke
 Brigitte De Man (1957), actrice
 Robert De Man (1900-1978), burgemeester 1965-1976
 Jules De Meester (1857-1933), uitgever-drukker, oprichter Cultura
 Louis De Meester (1904-1987), componist
 Marie-Louise De Meester (1857-1928), stichtster Zusters Missionarissen van De Jacht
 Rita Demeester (1946-1993), schrijfster
 Hendrik Demoen (1895-1969), oorlogsburgemeester
 Emiel Demonie (1846-1890), priester-schrijver, leraar Albrecht Rodenbach
 Joseph De Nolf (1890-1979), burgemeester 1947-1964
 Rik De Nolf (1949), CEO Roularta Media Group
 Willy De Nolf (1917-1981), oprichter Roularta
 Dirk Denoyelle (1964), cabaretier
 Achiel Denys (1878-1933), spilfiguur binnen Vlaamse beweging Roeselare
 Daniël Denys (1938-2008), burgemeester 1981-2005
 Edmond Denys (1865-1923), aalmoezenier van de Fransmans
 Henri Denys (1921-1998), bedrijfsleider, liberaal boegbeeld na de Tweede Wereldoorlog
 Lieve Denys (1922-2012), feministe, genealoog, stichter V.V.F. Roeselare
 Willem Denys (1911-1983), schrijver-volkskundige
 Louis Derdeyn (1827-1887), pianobouwer, componist, dirigent
 Edward De Saegher (1875-1939), deken van Roeselare, oprichter parochies Heilig-Hart en Sint-Jozef
 Joseph Desimpel (1927-2017), kunstschilder
 Gilbert Desmet (1931), voormalig wielrenner
 Johan De Stoop (1824-1898), componist
 Joseph Destrooper (1880-1951), eerste directeur Sociale Werken (VTI), aalmoezenier christelijk vakbeweging
 Jakob I de Thiennes (1470-1534), graaf van Rumbeke, bouwheer Kaasterkasteel, raadgever Keizer Karel V
 Patrick Develtere (1961), voorzitter ACW
 Emiel Devos (1886-1964), kunstschilder
 Antoon Deweerdt (1927-2011), heemkundige, schooldirecteur, voorzitter bloedtransfusiecentrum
 Paul Deweerdt (1940-1998), kunstschilder
 Adiel Dierkens (1878-1951), socialistisch volksvertegenwoordiger
 Gerard Dochy (1903-1990), burgemeester van Oekene 1939-1976
Alexander Doom (1997), atleet
 René Doom (1884-1961), architect-stadsbouwmeester
 Constantijn Dubois (1796-1870), burgemeester van Roeselare 1860-1869
 Karel Dubois (1895-1956), kanunnik, oprichter KSA West-Vlaanderen
 Emiel Duyvewaardt (1849-1926), kunstschilder-binnenhuisdecorateur

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F
 Roger Fieuw (1922-1960), schrijver-kunstkenner
 Jozef Flipts (1920-1989), stadsbeiaardier

G
 Guido Gezelle (1830- 1899), priester-leraar aan het Klein Seminarie Roeselare

H
 Philippe Hallein, diocesaan rechter, kanunnik.
 Joseph Hanoulle (1894-1976), componist-organist, directeur muziekacademie
 Abraham Hans (1882-1939), schrijver
 Jan Himpe (1921-2007), toneelspeler, secretaris-bezieler 'Kunst Veredelt'
 Laura Hoet (1915-2010), ziekenhuisbestuurder
 Geert Hoornaert (1945-2012), schrijver-heemkundige
 Henri Horrie (1807-1901), kunstenaar en Vlaams voorman
 Michèle Hostekint (1976), schepen, Vlaams parlementslid
 Patrick Hostekint (1950), politicus
 Roger Hostekint (1918-1999), politicus
 Pascal Houbaert (1961-2010), woordvoerder federaal voedselagentschap
 Loes Hubrecht (1994), atlete
 Lien Huyghebaert (1982), atlete

I
 Jürgen Ingels (1971), ondernemer en durfkapitalist
 William Ingels (1947-2010), volleybalspeler, pionier Knack Roeselare
 Moeder Ida (Ida Iweins) (1876-1962), stichter 'Heilig Elisabeths Liefdewerk', voorloper 'Onze Kinderen'

J
 Carmen Jonckheere (1953-1992), actrice
 Henri Jonckheere (1851-1910), stichter carrosseriebedrijf Jonckheere, later VDL Bus Roeselare
 Martine Jonckheere (1956), actrice

K

 Hans Kluge (1968) Arts, Europees directeur Wereldgezondheidsorganisatie

L
 Jules Lagae (1862-1931), beeldhouwer
 Arthur Lambrecht (1904-1963), schilder
 Constant Lambrecht (1915-1993), schilder
 Julia Lamote (1897-1974), vakbondsvrouw, stichtster KAV
 Robert Lawet (ca. 1530-ca. 1596), rederijker
 Daniël Lefevere (1923-2012), oprichter-bezieler turnkring Flink & Fris
 Patrick Lefevere (1955), ploegleider Quick Step
 Petrus Paulus Lefevere (1804-1869), missionaris en hulpbisschop van Detroit
 Geert Lepez (1925-1987), fotograaf-cineast
 Louis Leyn (1829-1910), schepen in Rumbeke, financier parochie Beitem
 Jozef Lievens (1907-1985), burgemeester van Beveren (Roeselare) 1947-1964
 Karel Lievens (1921-1999), onderwijzer en heemkundige
 Ronny Ligneel (1964), atleet
 Ignace Lowie (1958), politicus

M
 Freddy Maertens (1952), wielrenner, wereldkampioen, winnaar van de Vuelta 1977
 Jan Mahieu-Liebaert (1874-1947), burgemeester 1908-1946
 Geert Malisse (1955), componist, muziekpedagoog, dirigent en organist
 Luc Martens (1946), burgemeester, Vlaams minister van cultuur (1995-1999)
 Jérôme Maselis (1897-1937), stichter-bedrijfsleider AVIX (later Maselis), pionier mengveevoederindustrie
 Hector Martin (1898-1972), wielrenner
 Eric Matyn (1934-2010), stichter-voorzitter Roeselaarse Klokkengilde, klokkenluider
 Bernard Mioen (1774-1951), kunstschilder
 Jean-Pierre Monseré (1948-1971), wielrenner, wereldkampioen
Donald Muylle (1952), ondernemer, oprichter Dovy Keukens
 Nathalie Muylle (1969), schepen, federaal minister en volksvertegenwoordiger

N
 Bernardus Nachtergaele (1784-1850), eerste superior Klein Seminarie
 Koen Naert (1989), atleet
 Yves Ngabu (1988), bokser en voetballer

O
 Valère Ollivier (1921-1958), voormalig wielrenner
 Godfried Oost (1924-1994), deken
 Willy Ostyn (1913-1993), componist-organist

P
 Marcella Peers (Moeder Albertine) (1902-1962), bestuurder Stedelijk Ziekenhuis
 Ildefons Peeters (1886-1929), kapucijn, stichter 'De Belgische Standaard'
 Gustaaf Pieters (1842-1923), pionier fotografie in Roeselare

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R
 Emiel Ramoudt (1924-1988), schrijver-journalist
 Machteld Ramoudt (1952), actrice
 Cecile Rapol (1938), feministe, oprichter Vrouwenhuis en Vluchthuis
 Jeroom Renier (1922-1993), wielrenner, organisator wielerwedstrijden
 Albrecht Rodenbach (1856-1880), dichter en vrijheidsstrijder voor Vlaanderen
 Alexander Rodenbach (1786-1869), volksvertegenwoordiger, burgemeester Rumbeke 1844-1869, pionier blindenonderwijs
 Constantin Rodenbach (1791-1846), volksvertegenwoordiger
 Marie-Louise Roosen (1894-1986), eerste vrouwelijke gemeenteraadslid in Roeselare

S
 Jozef Seaux (1912-2003), kunstschilder, directeur SASK
 Albert Sercu (1918-1978), wielrenner
 Arthur Sercu (1895-1969), schepen, volksvertegenwoordiger
 Astrid Sercu (1992), actrice en auteur
 Patrick Sercu (1944-2019), wielrenner, olympisch kampioen tijdrit 1964
 Maria Seurinck (1940), eerste vrouw bij stedelijke politie
 Leopold Slosse (1842-1920), pastoor Rumbeke, heemkundige
 Roger Slosse (1914-2005), volksschrijver
 Valeer Snauwaert (1898-1945), stichter-bedrijfsleider tennisrakettenfabriek Snauwaert & Depla
 Joseph Soubry (1889-1984), stichter-bedrijfsleider pastafabrikant Soubry
 Irma Speybrouck (1907-1942), communistisch verzetslid
 Lieven Spyckerelle (1922-2005), actief bij 't Manneke uit de Mane
 Christiane Staessens (1929), senator
 Pieter Staessens (1865-1940), waarnemend burgemeester 1917-1918, vakbondsmilitant
 Jan Steen (1966), acteur
 Marc Steen (1959), priester en hoogleraar
 Roland Storme (1934), voetballer, Gouden Schoen

T
 Margriet Talpe (1950-2012), Belgisch onderneemster
 Henri Tant (1844-1927), bedrijfsleider, oprichter protestantse gemeenschap
 Johan De Tavernier (1957), theoloog
 Stefaan Tessier (1921-2001), oprichter Dansibo, winnaar Bronzen Blauwvoet voor cultuurverdienste
 Johny Thio (1944-2008), voetballer, clubs: SV Roeselare, Club Brugge
 Reimond Tollenaere (1909-1942), oostfronter

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V
 Gaston Vallaeys (1862-1944), schilder, directeur SASK
 Geert Vanallemeersch (1934-2001), tekenaar, ontwerper
 Hendrik Vanaudenaerde (1929-2001), vakbondsbestuurder
Lucas Vanclooster (1955), radiojournalist
 Alfons Van Coillie (1884-1949), architect, schepen, senator en bankier
 Jozef Vancoillie (1906-1973), burgemeester Rumbeke
 Irma Vandeginste (1880-1967), eerste vrouwelijke gemeenteraadslid groot-Roeselare (Beveren)
 Joseph Vanden Berghe (1878-1973), politicus en schrijver
 Oscar Vandenbroucke (1886-1978), oprichter REO Veiling
Tom Vandenkendelaere (1984), Europees Parlementslid
 Yves Vanderhaeghe (1970), voetballer, clubs: Anderlecht, Cercle Brugge, SV Roeselare
 Cécile Vandromme (1890-1977), Franstalige schrijfster (pseudoniem France Adine)
 Albert Vandoorne (1915-1998), toneelspeler
 Stoffel Vandoorne (1992), professioneel autocoureur
 Roger Vangheluwe (1936), voormalig bisschop
 Willy Vankeirsbulck, oprichter wielerploeg Beveren2000
 Joseph Vanoverberghe (1932-2009), schepen
 Adolf Vanpeteghem (1876-1927), beeldhouwer
 Benjamin Van Tourhout (1977), acteur
 Rosika Verberckt-Heydens (1944), atlete
 Médard Verburgh (1886-1957), kunstschilder
 Antoon Vercruysse (1922-1996), stichter-dirigent koor De Mandelgalm, culturele duizendpoot
Kathleen Verhelst (1969), politica, federaal parlementslid
 Lut Vermeersch (1930-2003), eerste vrouwelijke schepen
 Brecht Vermeulen (1969), politicus
 Hugo Verriest (1840-1922), sociaal bewogen priester, redenaar "eertijds heeft er een volk bestaan"
 Florimond Verstraete (1887-1974), oprichter vinkenbond A.Vi.Bo.
 Frederic Vervisch (1986), racepiloot, Belgisch kampioen
 Raphaël Verwilghen (1885-1963), architect-stedenbouwkundige
 Lucien Victor (1931-1995), Oekene, wielrenner, olympisch kampioen 1948

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 Regina Wauters (1795-1874), brouwster bij brouwerij Rodenbach
 Adriaan Willaert (ca.1490-1562), componist

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Zie ook
 Lijst van burgemeesters van Roeselare

Roeselare
Roeselarenaars


There are several types of teeth cleanings. These are dictated by the overall health of your gums and teeth.
A regular cleaning is often required every 6 months. These are for patients that have healthy gums and do not show bone loss. Bone loss is when the gum line shrinks, causing periodontal damage. In addition to your regular cleaning, we recommend fluoride treatments after the cleaning to help maintain overall oral health. At a regular cleaning, your hygienist will use the newest technology to remove all plaque, buildup, and stains that we all build up on our teeth over time. Even if you are excellent at brushing and flossing, a regular cleaning is critical to maintain overall teeth and gum health.
We highly recommend that you work with a dental office where a licensed hygienist cleans your teeth and not a dentist. Hygienists are schooled specifically for cleanings and we find that the overall outcome and results is much better when a hygienist cleans your teeth. That is what they went to school for, it is what they enjoy to do, and hygienists have the best outcome in cleanings for your overall oral health.
A deep cleaning, also known as SRP or scaling and root planing is typically done over 2 visits. This type of cleaning becomes a medical necessity as it is needed in the case when our patients show unhealthy gums due to have large pockets or bone loss. Patients can often tell that they need a deep cleaning due to inflammation of the gums, bleeding upon brushing or flossing, irritation, pain, or bad breath. A deep cleaning also helps get bacteria out of infected tissue. This is not only important for your oral health but also your overall health. Several medical studies have linked gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, with overall health matters such as heart disease and other illnesses. After your deep cleaning is completed, our hygienist will see you again within 4-6 weeks for a follow up exam. At that point, we will discuss how well your gums have healed and place you on a regular cleaning schedule, known as periodontal maintenance.
Periodontal maintenance is a cleaning done for patients typically 3-4 months after a deep cleaning. This type of cleaning is more frequent than a regular cleaning and is also much more in depth. It is very important for our patients that are prescribed periodontal maintenance cleanings to remain on this schedule, so that their gums remain in healthy shape after the deep cleaning.
Full mouth debridement is often done to remove plaque and buildup on and around teeth so that the dental team can then determine if the patient requires a deep cleaning or a regular cleaning.
Our team may recommend additional resources to improve your overall oral health. We offer fluoride treatments at your regular cleanings. Flouride helps improve the overall strength of your teeth, helping to reduce the likelihood of cavities and needing fillings or crowns. The fluoride we use is like fluoride found in water in some parts of the country. We are now more and more likely to be fluoride deficient as we do not drink very much tap water, relying on bottled and purified water. Arestin is often recommended when our patients have very localized or individual teeth areas that have gum tenderness and inflammation. It is a medicine alternative to treatment and is an excellent way to heal infected gum areas. Our team also recommends Sonicare electric toothbrushes for the best at home dental care treatment. For those patients that do not like to floss, we recommend water picks to help with replacing what flossing should be doing for you.
At the first visit at our office or during your regular checkup, your dentist, hygienist, and entire dental team will go over what type of cleaning best suits your overall oral health. We also encourage you to be proactive with your at home case at all and brush on a regular basis and floss. Ask our team for additional tips to help improve your overall oral health.
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Q: How to preserve a docstring of a decorated class for sphinx documentation? I have a decorator that has a nested definition of the wrapping class.
Wrapper maintains as the attribute the original class that it wraps.
Toy example looks like this:
def decorator(cls):
    class Wrapper(object):
        original = cls

        def __init__(self):
            self.__doc__ = self.original.__doc__
            self.__name__ = self.original.__name__

        def do_something_with_cls(cls):
            pass

    return Wrapper

Now I want to decorate the Foo class with this decorator in the other module and generate sphinx documentation for the Foo class before it has been decorated. It looks like this:
from .bar import decorator

@decorator
class Foo(object):
    """The docstring I want to preserve."""
    def __init__(self):
        pass

I was trying to achieve this with use of the autoclass functionality but it didn't work out. What i wanted to do was to create a class instance and take its docstring:
.. autoclass:: package.baz.Foo()
   :members:

but it returned this in the html documentation of the package.baz.Foo class: alias of package.bar.decorator.<locals>.Wrapper
I want to achieve that when I am documenting the baz module I am able to generate a documentation of the Foo class before its decoration. Is it possible?
EDIT:
This looks like a similar problem but here what I would like to achieve is to pass to the Wrapper instance the docstring that Sphinx will see and generate a documentation basing on the original Foo docstring or I will be able to call a Wrapper.original and make a documentation of this, but the following didn't work out:
.. autoclass package.baz.Foo.original
   :members:

A: If @wraps is not working you can update __doc__ manually.
Do something like:
def decorator(cls):
    class Wrapper(object):
        original = cls

        def __init__(self):
            self.__doc__ = self.original.__doc__
            self.__name__ = self.original.__name__

        def do_something_with_cls(cls):
            pass

    Wrapper.__doc__ = cls.__doc__
    return Wrapper

@decorator
class Foo(object):
    """The docstring I want to preserve."""
    def __init__(self):
        pass

print(Foo.__doc__)

'The docstring I want to preserve.'


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package org.terracotta.quartz;

import org.quartz.Calendar;
import org.quartz.JobDetail;
import org.quartz.JobKey;
import org.quartz.JobPersistenceException;
import org.quartz.ObjectAlreadyExistsException;
import org.quartz.SchedulerConfigException;
import org.quartz.SchedulerException;
import org.quartz.Trigger;
import org.quartz.TriggerKey;
import org.quartz.impl.StdSchedulerFactory;
import org.quartz.impl.matchers.GroupMatcher;
import org.quartz.spi.ClassLoadHelper;
import org.quartz.spi.JobStore;
import org.quartz.spi.OperableTrigger;
import org.quartz.spi.SchedulerSignaler;
import org.quartz.spi.TriggerFiredResult;
import org.terracotta.toolkit.internal.ToolkitInternal;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 * @author Alex Snaps
 */
public abstract class AbstractTerracottaJobStore implements JobStore {
  public static final String                    TC_CONFIG_PROP                          = StdSchedulerFactory.PROP_JOB_STORE_PREFIX
                                                                                + ".tcConfig";
  public static final String                    TC_CONFIGURL_PROP                       = StdSchedulerFactory.PROP_JOB_STORE_PREFIX
                                                                                + ".tcConfigUrl";
  private volatile ToolkitInternal              toolkit;
  private volatile TerracottaJobStoreExtensions realJobStore;
  private String                                tcConfig                                = null;
  private String                                tcConfigUrl                             = null;
  private String                                schedInstId                             = null;
  private String                                schedName                               = null;
  private Long                                  misFireThreshold                        = null;
  private String                                synchWrite                              = null;
  private Long                                  estimatedTimeToReleaseAndAcquireTrigger = null;

  private void init() throws SchedulerConfigException {
    if (realJobStore != null) { return; }

    if ((tcConfig != null) && (tcConfigUrl != null)) {
      //
      throw new SchedulerConfigException("Both " + TC_CONFIG_PROP + " and " + TC_CONFIGURL_PROP
                                         + " are set in your properties. Please define only one of them");
    }

    if ((tcConfig == null) && (tcConfigUrl == null)) {
      //
      throw new SchedulerConfigException("Neither " + TC_CONFIG_PROP + " or " + TC_CONFIGURL_PROP
                                         + " are set in your properties. Please define one of them");
    }

    final boolean isURLConfig = tcConfig == null;
    TerracottaToolkitBuilder toolkitBuilder = new TerracottaToolkitBuilder();
    if (isURLConfig) {
      toolkitBuilder.setTCConfigUrl(tcConfigUrl);
    } else {
      toolkitBuilder.setTCConfigSnippet(tcConfig);
    }
    toolkitBuilder.addTunnelledMBeanDomain("quartz");
    toolkit = (ToolkitInternal) toolkitBuilder.buildToolkit();

    try {
      realJobStore = getRealStore(toolkit);
    } catch (Exception e) {
      throw new SchedulerConfigException("Unable to create Terracotta client", e);
    }
  }

  abstract TerracottaJobStoreExtensions getRealStore(ToolkitInternal toolkitParam);

  public String getUUID() {
    if (realJobStore == null) {
      try {
        init();
      } catch (Exception e) {
        throw new RuntimeException(e);
      }
    }
    return realJobStore.getUUID();
  }

  public void setMisfireThreshold(long threshold) {
    this.misFireThreshold = threshold;
  }

  @Override
  public List<OperableTrigger> acquireNextTriggers(long noLaterThan, int maxCount, long timeWindow)
      throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.acquireNextTriggers(noLaterThan, maxCount, timeWindow);
  }

  @Override
  public List<String> getCalendarNames() throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.getCalendarNames();
  }

  @Override
  public List<String> getJobGroupNames() throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.getJobGroupNames();
  }

  @Override
  public Set<JobKey> getJobKeys(GroupMatcher<JobKey> matcher) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.getJobKeys(matcher);
  }

  @Override
  public int getNumberOfCalendars() throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.getNumberOfCalendars();
  }

  @Override
  public int getNumberOfJobs() throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.getNumberOfJobs();
  }

  @Override
  public int getNumberOfTriggers() throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.getNumberOfTriggers();
  }

  @Override
  public Set<String> getPausedTriggerGroups() throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.getPausedTriggerGroups();
  }

  @Override
  public List<String> getTriggerGroupNames() throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.getTriggerGroupNames();
  }

  @Override
  public Set<TriggerKey> getTriggerKeys(GroupMatcher<TriggerKey> matcher) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.getTriggerKeys(matcher);
  }

  @Override
  public List<OperableTrigger> getTriggersForJob(JobKey jobKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.getTriggersForJob(jobKey);
  }

  @Override
  public Trigger.TriggerState getTriggerState(TriggerKey triggerKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.getTriggerState(triggerKey);
  }

  @Override
  public void initialize(ClassLoadHelper loadHelper, SchedulerSignaler signaler) throws SchedulerConfigException {
    init();
    realJobStore.setInstanceId(schedInstId);
    realJobStore.setInstanceName(schedName);

    if (misFireThreshold != null) {
      realJobStore.setMisfireThreshold(misFireThreshold);
    }

    if (synchWrite != null) {
      realJobStore.setSynchronousWrite(synchWrite);
    }

    if (estimatedTimeToReleaseAndAcquireTrigger != null) {
      realJobStore.setEstimatedTimeToReleaseAndAcquireTrigger(estimatedTimeToReleaseAndAcquireTrigger);
    }

    realJobStore.initialize(loadHelper, signaler);
  }

  @Override
  public void pauseAll() throws JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.pauseAll();
  }

  @Override
  public void pauseJob(JobKey jobKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.pauseJob(jobKey);
  }

  @Override
  public Collection<String> pauseJobs(GroupMatcher<JobKey> matcher) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.pauseJobs(matcher);
  }

  @Override
  public void pauseTrigger(TriggerKey triggerKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.pauseTrigger(triggerKey);
  }

  @Override
  public Collection<String> pauseTriggers(GroupMatcher<TriggerKey> matcher) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.pauseTriggers(matcher);
  }

  @Override
  public void releaseAcquiredTrigger(OperableTrigger trigger) throws JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.releaseAcquiredTrigger(trigger);
  }

  @Override
  public boolean removeCalendar(String calName) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.removeCalendar(calName);
  }

  @Override
  public boolean removeJob(JobKey jobKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.removeJob(jobKey);
  }

  @Override
  public boolean removeTrigger(TriggerKey triggerKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.removeTrigger(triggerKey);
  }

  @Override
  public boolean replaceTrigger(TriggerKey triggerKey, OperableTrigger newTrigger) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.replaceTrigger(triggerKey, newTrigger);
  }

  @Override
  public void resumeAll() throws JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.resumeAll();
  }

  @Override
  public void resumeJob(JobKey jobKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.resumeJob(jobKey);
  }

  @Override
  public Collection<String> resumeJobs(GroupMatcher<JobKey> matcher) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.resumeJobs(matcher);
  }

  @Override
  public void resumeTrigger(TriggerKey triggerKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.resumeTrigger(triggerKey);
  }

  @Override
  public Collection<String> resumeTriggers(GroupMatcher<TriggerKey> matcher) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.resumeTriggers(matcher);
  }

  @Override
  public Calendar retrieveCalendar(String calName) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.retrieveCalendar(calName);
  }

  @Override
  public JobDetail retrieveJob(JobKey jobKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.retrieveJob(jobKey);
  }

  @Override
  public OperableTrigger retrieveTrigger(TriggerKey triggerKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.retrieveTrigger(triggerKey);
  }

  @Override
  public void schedulerStarted() throws SchedulerException {
    realJobStore.schedulerStarted();
  }

  @Override
  public void schedulerPaused() {
    realJobStore.schedulerPaused();
  }

  @Override
  public void schedulerResumed() {
    realJobStore.schedulerResumed();
  }

  @Override
  public void setInstanceId(String schedInstId) {
    this.schedInstId = schedInstId;
  }

  @Override
  public void setInstanceName(String schedName) {
    this.schedName = schedName;
  }

  @Override
  public void setThreadPoolSize(final int poolSize) {
    realJobStore.setThreadPoolSize(poolSize);
  }

  @Override
  public void shutdown() {
    if (realJobStore != null) {
      realJobStore.shutdown();
    }
    if (toolkit != null) {
      toolkit.shutdown();
    }
  }

  @Override
  public void storeCalendar(String name, Calendar calendar, boolean replaceExisting, boolean updateTriggers)
      throws ObjectAlreadyExistsException, JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.storeCalendar(name, calendar, replaceExisting, updateTriggers);
  }

  @Override
  public void storeJob(JobDetail newJob, boolean replaceExisting) throws ObjectAlreadyExistsException,
      JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.storeJob(newJob, replaceExisting);
  }

  @Override
  public void storeJobAndTrigger(JobDetail newJob, OperableTrigger newTrigger) throws ObjectAlreadyExistsException,
      JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.storeJobAndTrigger(newJob, newTrigger);
  }

  @Override
  public void storeTrigger(OperableTrigger newTrigger, boolean replaceExisting) throws ObjectAlreadyExistsException,
      JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.storeTrigger(newTrigger, replaceExisting);
  }

  @Override
  public boolean supportsPersistence() {
    return true;
  }

  @Override
  public void triggeredJobComplete(OperableTrigger trigger, JobDetail jobDetail,
                                   Trigger.CompletedExecutionInstruction instruction) throws JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.triggeredJobComplete(trigger, jobDetail, instruction);
  }

  @Override
  public List<TriggerFiredResult> triggersFired(List<OperableTrigger> triggers) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.triggersFired(triggers);
  }

  public void setTcConfig(String tcConfig) {
    this.tcConfig = tcConfig.trim();
  }

  public void setTcConfigUrl(String tcConfigUrl) {
    this.tcConfigUrl = tcConfigUrl.trim();
  }

  public void setSynchronousWrite(String synchWrite) {
    this.synchWrite = synchWrite;
  }

  @Override
  public long getEstimatedTimeToReleaseAndAcquireTrigger() {
    return realJobStore.getEstimatedTimeToReleaseAndAcquireTrigger();
  }

  public void setEstimatedTimeToReleaseAndAcquireTrigger(long estimate) {
    this.estimatedTimeToReleaseAndAcquireTrigger = estimate;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isClustered() {
    return true;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean checkExists(final JobKey jobKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.checkExists(jobKey);
  }

  @Override
  public boolean checkExists(final TriggerKey triggerKey) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.checkExists(triggerKey);
  }

  @Override
  public void clearAllSchedulingData() throws JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.clearAllSchedulingData();
  }

  @Override
  public boolean removeTriggers(List<TriggerKey> arg0) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.removeTriggers(arg0);
  }

  @Override
  public boolean removeJobs(List<JobKey> arg0) throws JobPersistenceException {
    return realJobStore.removeJobs(arg0);
  }

  @Override
  public void storeJobsAndTriggers(Map<JobDetail, Set<? extends Trigger>> arg0, boolean arg1)
      throws ObjectAlreadyExistsException, JobPersistenceException {
    realJobStore.storeJobsAndTriggers(arg0, arg1);
  }

  protected TerracottaJobStoreExtensions getRealJobStore() {
    return realJobStore;
  }
}


The Local's guide to Germany's best beer gardens heads to the birthplace of it all.
This 7,000-seat beer garden spilling out around the Chinese Tower has become practically synonymous with the English Garden's most recognisable landmark. Streams of students, amateur acrobats, tourists and even some Munich natives converge here to people watch or just take a load off while enjoying a mug of Bavaria's state-brewed Hofbräu. Private brewery Löwenbräu had served Munich's flagship beer garden in the 120 years running up to 2002, despite the locale's publically owned status.
The eye-catching Chinese Tower was originally built in 1789, destroyed in 1944, and rebuilt in 1952. On Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays its first floor serves up some Bavarian atmosphere with a traditional brass band.
Though an upscale restaurant dominates the premises at the Seehaus im Englischen Garten, there's no mistaking the distinct Bavarian warmth permeating the air at this waterside spot. Nestled along the shores of Lake Kleinhesseloher in Munich's lively Schwabing district, this beer garden stays open year-round – just as long as the sun is shining. The garden and accompanying house were designed by renowned German architect Gabriel von Seidl in the early 1880s, and the surrounding English Garden is often touted as one of the most beautiful urban parks in Germany.
As home to the traditional beer garden, Munich warrants an inherently old school pick. Augustinerkeller boasts some of the same cellar architecture used in the original Biergärten of the 19th century. For years, an ox was used to haul beer up from the cold depths of the riverside basement – but that practice was eventually replaced by machines despite its popularity with guests. By this locale's own historical accounts, the present site of the Augustinerkeller was in use for beer production as far back as the 17th century.
Forsthaus Kasten is also home to more than just a picturesque beer garden. This place offers team-building activities and seasonal celebrations, but also simply a nice, cold Maß. Originally a welfare hospital confirmed by Pope Urban IV in 1268, the site grew tremendously over the next 500 years, passing through the hands of several organisations before finally emerging as a private locale 1899. Today, the husband and wife team of Johanna and Johann Barsy operate this rustic recreational patch just outside the Munich city limits.
Europe's largest beer garden seats 8,000 and features a deer pen (yes, you may feed the animals). Despite its massive size, Hirschgarten boasts a peaceful atmosphere thanks to its location within a major park – formerly the hunting grounds for local royalty. Here guests have a choice of three beers, Augustiner, Hofbräu and Kaltenberg – perhaps a pleasant surprise to patrons familiar with Munich's typical single-beer bar or beer garden. The adjoining restaurant includes rooms which may be reserved for any number of special events, not to mention the myriad of year-round festivities organised by Hirschgarten itself.
Situated at the northern edge of Munich's English Garden, Hirschau could be considered one of the park's more down-to-Earth locales. Drinks and menu selections are well-prepared and fairly priced, and if that isn't enough, patrons are still allowed to bring in their own food. Despite being located not far from the Chinese Tower, this 1,300-seat beer garden sees fewer tourists, making for a more authentic, value-for-money experience. Following renovations from 2002 to 2005, Hirschau reopened to the general public under new management, complete with the revival of its traditional Tanzcafé featuring dancing every Sunday from 3 pm. There's also a sizeable playground for the kiddos.
Yet another draw to Munich's English Garden, Aumeister originally served as a forester's lodge, frequented by huntsmen and wayfarers looking to pause for a Maß before moseying on their way. By the end of the 19th century, however, the locale had developed into a popular spot among a wide range of city residents, and an official lodging permit was acquired in 1914. Though the days of burly hunters and sombre regulars are long gone, the chestnut trees, delicious beer and warm-hearted atmosphere remain. Parts of the beer garden can be reserved for groups or private events, and the kids should have no problem entertaining themselves on the neighbouring playground – when Pepino the magician isn't putting on one of his beloved Sunday shows, that is.
This locale, which triples as a brewery, restaurant and beer garden, was founded in 1690, making it one of the oldest private breweries in Bavaria. Four flavoursome beers are produced here: Schlössle, Spezial "March", Hefeweizen, Zwickel and a seasonal Bock, all of which can be purchased and taken home in flip-top bottles. Situated near the border with Baden-Württemberg, Schlössle was voted the region's best beer garden in 2000, 2004 and 2006.
Nestled along the banks of the Danube, Alte Linde overlooks Regensburg's peacefully staturesque Old Town and its 850-year-old Steinerne Brücke – a bridge considered by many to be a masterpiece of mediaeval architecture. The beer garden first opened its doors on Oberer Wöhrd island in 1901. Today, it's a popular spot to sit and gaze at the city and the folks frolicking on the neighbouring Jahninsel. This picturesque locale offers not only a kiddy play area to ensure a restful stay for parents, but visitors are also encouraged to book for social events.
The town of Cham may be small, but – true to its Bavarian roots – suffers from no shortage of beer garden delight. Since 1999, D'Wasser Wirtschaft has invited patrons to come and grace some of its 500 seats under chestnut trees near the river Regen. There's no curfew, although the staff won't hesitate to inform you that the beer garden would close for high water: the site's tumultuous history includes a series of floods. Also, be sure to come hungry as fresh bread from the outdoor wood stove is quite the effective marketing tool. Just smell for yourself.