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package org.fest.assertions;

import org.junit.BeforeClass;

import static org.fest.assertions.ArrayFactory.objectArray;

/**
 * Tests for {@link ObjectArrayAssert#isNotEqualTo(Object[])}.
 *
 * @author Yvonne Wang
 * @author Alex Ruiz
 */
public class ObjectArrayAssert_isNotEqualTo_Test extends
    GenericAssert_isNotEqualTo_TestCase<ObjectArrayAssert, Object[]> {
  private static Object[] notNullValue;
  private static Object[] unequalValue;

  @BeforeClass
  public static void setUpOnce() {
    notNullValue = objectArray(6, 8);
    unequalValue = objectArray(6);
  }

  @Override
  protected ObjectArrayAssert assertionsFor(Object[] actual) {
    return new ObjectArrayAssert(actual);
  }

  @Override
  protected Object[] notNullValue() {
    return notNullValue;
  }

  @Override
  protected Object[] notEqualValue() {
    return unequalValue;
  }
}


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The Chapel Opens
In its report of the opening the Circuit Record wrongly gives April 27th as the date. Other records make it clear that April 28th was the date, as given in the trustees' minute book,
"April 27th was a red letter day in the history of Crediton Methodism, the beautiful new chapel being on that day opened for public worship, and dedicated to the service of God. The weather was everything that could be desired, and that, together with the anticipation of hearing our popular President, Dr Stephenson, brought together a large number of friends from Exeter, Tiverton and other places to join in the dedication services, and to rejoice with the Crediton friends over so successful a completion of the undertaking. All were delighted with the new premises which are so well situated, so convenient, so tastefully designed, and so well and substantially built. The chapel is an ornament to the town and worthily represents there our great church. Both the architect and builder, as well as those who initiated the scheme and have piloted it through, may be congratulated. The opening service was full of blessing. The tea tables were crowded, in the evening the chapel was crowded, when Mr J.H. Lile of London, presided. A statement was given by the treasurer, Mr Jennings. Brief addresses were given by The Rev E. Sinzininex, Messrs. W.H. Reed and J. Littlejohn. Then the President addressed the meeting at length in his own easy and interesting style.
The quarterly meeting was held at Crediton on June 29th 1892, when the membership was given as 31, with 23 juniors.
The first wedding solemnised in the new church was on March 26th 1895, between Mr G.H. Harris, of The Factory, Wadebridge and Miss Ellen Amy Stoyle, second daughter of Mr William Stoyle, Postmaster Crediton. The happy couple were presented with a handsomely bound copy of the Bible and Wesley's hymns.

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Recent data from the National Credit Regulator reveals that 54 percent of South Africans are rejected by banks or lenders when applying for credit.
While for many, this rejection for finance is what stands between them and that brand spanking new car; 73 percent of the business owners who took part in the 2018 Real State of Entrepreneurship Survey require finance to grow their business, with many stating a specific need for technology and equipment – a necessity for survival in today's modern business landscape.
South African business owners must remember, however, that a "no" when it comes to applying for business loan finance, should not necessarily be the end of the conversation. This is according to Jeremy Lang, Regional General Manager at Business Partners Limited, one of the leading risk financiers that paid out R889 million in business loan finance for the 2017/2018 financial year. Lang says that often a business is denied access to finance for reasons that are well within their control.
"In the realm of business finance, a no can mean a number of things, and it is therefore important for a business owner to understand the reasons behind the rejection in order to begin to turn it around. To do this, and hopefully turn that no into a yes, you need to do the following things," he explains.
Referring to a recent SME landscape report, Lang says that the top current reasons for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) being refused finance include insufficient operating history (50 percent), inadequate cash flow (40 percent), limited collateral (34 percent) and a bad credit score (27 percent).
"However, even businesses that may seem to have all of their ducks in a row may still struggle in unlocking the type and level of finance they are seeking. It's therefore vital that you get comprehensive feedback about what has resulted in your business being rejected for finance," he says.
Once a business owner knows what their business finance application was lacking, Lang says they have the insight required to improve it and try again. "Business owners need to realise that applying for business finance is not a one-time shot. So, for example, if your credit score was an issue, make a point to pay off any outstanding credit card bills and other short-term debt, as these tend to carry the highest rates of interest.
"Aside from getting a tighter grasp on your financials, this may be a good time to relook at your business plan, perfect your business pitch, or consider reaching out to a different financier that is better suited to your business," Lang adds.
According to Lang, the best way to turn any no into a yes is by having the right attitude and taking rejection in your stride. "Look at each rejection as an opportunity to gain insight from experienced business professionals on what can be done to improve your business and your chances of success.
"Most importantly, don't lose hope. If you have a business model that you believe in and the hard skin required to make it as an entrepreneur, you have to re-channel the negative energy created by the rejection and make sure you come back stronger in your next attempt," he concludes.
Business Partners Limited is a specialist risk finance company for formal small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in South Africa, and selected African countries. The company actively supports entrepreneurial growth by providing financing, specialist sectoral knowledge and added-value services for viable small and medium businesses. Visit www.businesspartners.co.za for more information.


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Science Fiction TV Series:
The Shadow Men
Explore more by Timothy Bond
The Case for Christmas
Timothy Bond
Suitable for mature persons.
What happens when a family is suddenly thrown into the unknown - something so totally inconceivable and fantastic that their very lives are put in danger just for being in the wrong place at the wrong time? An innocent family outing becomes an exercise in terror when a blinding light from the sky descends on the Wilsons, Bob, Dez and their young son, rendering them unconscious. They awake hours later dazed and terrified, but unable to recall excatly what happened. Following a series of increasingly bizarre visits by a pair of strange men in black suits, and the discovery that their video camera contains footage of alien-like creatures, the Wilsons realise that their abduction was no dream. Unable to get help from the authorities, they seek out Stan Mills, a former Air Force man turned UFOlogist, and with the 'men in black' close on their trail, the family moves to Stan's fortified, radar-proof compound in the hope of escaping. But these shadowy men will stop at nothing to keep the truth from being told, leading to a deadly confrontation deep in the woods, the outcome of which could change the course of human history.
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Q: bash - isolating uppercase words So, I have a directory containing around 50 directories having for name 3 letter uppercase words:
AXC BCC EFC
amongst other directories.
I have already done a find to seek these 3 letter directories and store them in a list
list=`find /data/opr/ucansit/ -type d -name "???"`

The current output i get from an echo ${list[@]} is
/data/opr/ucansit/CUG /data/opr/ucansit/TGV /data/opr/ucansit/PAS

what i need now is seek the 3 letter directory names and store them in a stack as:
CUG
TGV
PAS

Note: I just need the names of the directories (the 3 letters)
BRegards,

A: Here is one way to do it:
list=$(find /tmp /data/opr/ucansit/ -type d -name "???" -exec basename {} \;)
printf "%s\n" "${list[@]}"

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Az FC Bayern München 2008–2009-es szezonja előtt több változás is történt a játékoskeretben. A csapatkapitány Oliver Kahn visszavonult, míg az eddigi vezetőedző Ottmar Hitzfeld a svájci labdarúgó-válogatott szövetségi kapitánya lett. Az új edző Jürgen Klinsmann lett, amit 2007 decemberében jelentettek be. 2008 augusztusában nyilvánosságra hozták, hogy Mark van Bommel lesz az új csapatkapitány.

Szezon összefoglaló

Események
 2008. június 4. – Hans-Jörg Butt kétéves szerződést kötött a Bayernnel. A labdarúgót az eddigi tartalékkapus Michael Rensing cseréje lesz a 2008–2009-es szezonban. Új kapus igazolására azért volt szükség, mert visszavonult az aktív labdarúgástól Oliver Kahn, akinek a helyét Rensing vette át, illetve a veterán Bernd Dreher is abbahagyta az aktív pályafutását.
 2008. augusztus 24. – Elkészítették a német kupa 2. fordulójában rendezendő mérkőzések csoportosítását. A Bayren a tavaly a másodosztályba kiesett, két évvel ezelőtti kupagyőztes 1. FC Nürnberget kapta ellenfélül.
 2008. szeptember 27. – Marcell Jansen nyolcmillió euróért a Hamburgba igazolt. Tétmérkőzésen nem lépett pályára a csapat színeiben az idényben, mindössze két felkészülési találkozón játszott.
 2008. szeptember 28. – Egy egyéves kölcsönszerződés keretein belül csatlakozott a Bayern keretéhez Massimo Oddo. A klubnak opciós joga van a játékosra, így később az AC Milantól végleg a Bayern tulajdonába kerülhet a játékjoga. Ugyanezen a napon elkészítették az UEFA-bajnokok ligája csoportkörének beosztását a monacói Grimaldi Forumon. A klub ellenfelei a francia bajnok Olympique Lyonnais, a román bajoki ezüstérmes FC Steaua București és az olasz bajnokságban negyedik helyezett ACF Fiorentina lesz.
 2008. szeptember 2. – Lejátszották Oliver Kahn búcsúmérkőzését az Allianz Arenában 69 000 néző előtt. A Bayern München ellenfele a német labdarúgó-válogatott volt. Kahn 75 percet védett a Bayern kapujában, majd Rensing állt be a helyére. A német válogatottban nem lépett pályára. A találkozó 1–1-es döntetlennel ért véget, melyen a játékvezető Markus Merk volt, akinek szintén ez volt az utolsó mérkőzése.
 2008. december 19. – Elkészítették az UEFA-bajnokok ligája nyolcaddöntőjének párosításait a svájci Nyonban. A Bayern ellenfele a portugál Sporting CP lesz a legjobb nyolc közé jutásért játszott mérkőzéseken.
 2009. január 1. – Landon Donovan, a Los Angeles Galaxy labdarúgója március 15-ig a németek kölcsönjátékosa lesz. Donovan már 2008. november 11–21. között szerepelt próbajátékon a Bayernnél.

Mezek
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Mérkőzések

Bundesliga
Bundesliga, 1. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Van Buyten, Lúcio, Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Borowski, 65.), Kroos, van Bommel, Zé Roberto (Ottl, 81.) – Klose (Müller, 79.), Podolski

HSV: Rost – Boateng (Demel, 30.), Reinhardt (Kompany, 52.), Mathijsen, Benjamin – Jarolim, de Jong – Trochowski, Pitroipa (Atouba, 76.) – Guerrero, Olić

A Bundesliga 2008–2009-es szezonja a Bayern München–Hamburger SV mérkőzéssel kezdődött (minden idényben a bajnoki címvédő játssza az első mérkőzést). A bajorok már a 16. percben 2–0-ra vezettek Schweinsteiger és Podolski góljával, végül a HSV kiegyenlített. Az első fordulót követően a csapat négyes holtversenyben a 8. helyen állt a tabellán.

Bundesliga, 2. forduló

Dortmund: Ziegler – Rukavina, Subotić, Hummels , Schmelzer – Błaszczykowski (Owomoyela, 77.), Hajnal, Kehl, Kringe – Valdez, Zídán (Sadrijaj, 64.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Lúcio, Van Buyten, Lahm – Altıntop (Kroos, 64.), van Bommel, Ottl, Schweinsteiger – Klose (Borowski, 46.), Toni (Podolski, 77.)

A 2. fordulóban a nem hivatalos német szuperkupa-győztes Borussia Dortmund ellen mérkőzött a Bayern. Błaszczykowski a 8. percben 1–0-s előnyhöz juttatta a Dortmundot, van Bommelt a játékvezető a 23. percben kiállította. A Bayern München nagy nyomást gyakorolt ellenfelére a második félidőben, és a Klose helyett a szünetben beállt Borowski góljával kiegyenlített a 74. minutumban. A tabellán hármas holtversenyben a 10. pozícióban helyezkedtek el a forduló után.

Bundesliga, 3. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lúcio, Demichelis, Van Buyten – Lell (Sosa, 71.), Ottl, Zé Roberto, Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Borowski, 71.) – Toni, Klose (Podolski, 71.)

Hertha: Drobný – Friedrich, von Bergen, Kaká – Piszczek (Sáhed, 57.), Kacar, Cicero, Stein – Ebert (Lustenberger, 37.), Raffael – Pantelić

A 3. fordulóban a Hertha ellen 4–1-es győzelmet aratott a csapat, csakúgy, mint az előző szezon utolsó bajnokiján, szintén a fővárosiak ellen. A 4–0-s vezetést Klose állította be, aki ezzel megtörte hosszú góltalansági periódusát. A 4–1-es végeredményt Pantelić alakította ki a 84. percben. A forduló után a 7. volt a bajnoki tabellán.

Bundesliga, 4. forduló

Köln: Mondragon – McKenna, Geromel, Mohamad, Brečko – Petit, Matip (Broich, 65.) – Radu (Vučićević, 77.), Antar, Chihi (Sanou, 65.) – Novakovič

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lúcio, Demichelis, Van Buyten – Lell (Oddo, 67.), Schweinsteiger (Borowski, 70.), Ottl, Zé Roberto, Lahm – Toni, Klose (Podolski, 57.)

A Bayern a Köln elleni idegenbeli mérkőzésen 3–0-s győzelmet aratott. Toni 7 perc alatt két gólt szerzett, míg a csereként pályára lépő Podolski szerezte a bajorok harmadik találatát a 91. percben. A Bayern ezzel feljött a tabella második helyére, az előtte lévő Hamburg előnye két pont.

Bundesliga, 5. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lúcio, Demichelis, Van Buyten (Oddo, 46.) – Lell (Borowski, 46.), van Bommel, Schweinsteiger, Zé Roberto (Sosa, 67.), Lahm – Toni, Podolski

Werder: Wiese – Boenisch, Naldo, Mertesacker, Prödl – Özil (Niemeyer, 77.), Diego, Baumann (Hunt, 46.), Vranješ – Pizarro, Rosenberg (Sanogo, 71.)

Az UEFA-bajnokok ligája két német résztvevője játszott egymás ellen az 5. fordulóban. A pályaválasztó Bayern szezonbeli első vereségét szenvedte el tétmérkőzésen. A Werder már 5–0-s előnyben is volt, végül a Brémától igazolt Borowski két becsületgóljával alakult ki az 5–2-es Werder győzelem. Érdekesség, hogy a münchenieknél 2001 és 2007 között szereplő Pizarro is gólt szerzett egykori csapata ellen.

Bundesliga, 6. forduló

Hannover: Enke – Cherundolo, Fahrenhorst, Vinicius, Rausch – Balitsch, Schulz – Rosenthal, Schlaudraff, Huszti (Lala, 90+1.) – Forssell (Hanke, 77.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell (Oddo, 14.), Demichelis, Breno, Lahm – van Bommel, Ottl (Podolski, 64.) – Sosa, Borowski (Ribéry, 46.) – Klose, Toni

A Bayern sorozatban második bajnoki mérkőzésén szenvedett vereséget. A mérkőzés egyetlen találata a magyar válogatott Huszti Szabolcs nevéhez fűződik, aki a 23. percben talált be Rensing kapujába. A szezonban először lépett pályára tétmérkőzésen Breno, aki végig is játszotta a találkozót, Franck Ribéry a kupamérkőzés után bajnoki mérkőzésen is visszatért, a szünetben állt be csereként. Ezzel a vereséggel ismét lejjebb csúszott a tabellán a bajor klub.

Bundesliga, 7. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Van Buyten, Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Sosa, 69.), Demichelis, Zé Roberto (Borowski, 78.), Ribéry – Klose (Podolski, 69.), Toni

Bochum: Fernandes – Pfertzel, Maltritz, Mavraj, Fuchs – Freier (Grote, 73.), Schröder, Dabrowski, Šesták – Azaouagh – Kaloğlu

Bundesliga, 8. forduló

KSC: Miller – Celozzi, Sebastian, Franz, Eichner – Mutzel (Aduobe, 79.), Porcello – Freis, da Silva, Iashvili (Carnell, 85.) – Kennedy (Kapllani, 72.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – Schweinsteiger, van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Ribéry (Borowski, 59.) – Toni (Podolski, 40.), Klose (Kroos, 89.)

Bundesliga, 9. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo (Borowski, 46.), Lúcio, Demichelis, Lell – Schweinsteiger, van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Ribéry – Klose, Podolski (Ottl, 76.)

Wolfsburg: Benaglio – Riether, Madlung, Barzagli, Schäfer – Hasebe (Gentner, 57.), Josué, Misimović (Sağlık, 80.), Santana (Dejagah, 64.) – Grafite, Džeko

Bundesliga, 10. forduló

Frankfurt: Nikolov – Ochs, Russ, Galindo, Spycher – Fink, Steinhöfer (Tsoumou, 85.) – Toski (Ljubičić, 71.), Liberópulosz, Korkmaz (Mahdavikia, 80.) – Fenin

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Demichelis, Zé Roberto – van Bommel, Borowski, Schweinsteiger, Ribéry – Klose, Podolski (Ottl, 80.)

Bundesliga, 11. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Lúcio, Zé Roberto, Demichelis – Ottl (Kroos, 46.), van Bommel – Schweinsteiger (Podolski, 46.), Borowski, Ribéry (Sosa, 86.) – Klose

Bielefeld: Eilhoff – N. Fischer (Kauf, 71.), Herzig, Bollmann, Schuler (Rau, 66.) – Kučera –
Katongo, Marx (Aigner, 81.), Tesche, Kamper – Wichniarek

Bundesliga, 12. forduló

Schalke: Neuer – Rafinha, Westermann, Bordon, Kobiashvili – Ernst (Asamoah, 83.), Jones – Rakitić (Sánchez, 60.) – Farfán, Kurányi, Halil Altıntop (Streit, 72.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Demichelis, Zé Roberto (Lell, 62.) – Kroos (Sosa, 89.), van Bommel, Borowski, Ribéry – Klose, Toni (Ottl, 72.)

Bundesliga, 13. forduló

Mönchengladbach: Gospodarek – Levels, Gohouri, Brouwers (van den Bergh, 46.), Daems – Paauwe (Colautti, 77.), Albermann (Matmour, 68.) – Baumjohann, Bradley, Marin – Friend

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm (Sosa, 67.) – Schweinsteiger (Borowski, 65.), van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Ribéry – Klose (Kroos, 80.), Toni

Bundesliga, 14. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Demichelis (Van Buyten, 46.), Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Kroos, 64.), van Bommel, Zé Roberto (Ottl, 72.), Ribéry – Klose, Toni

Cottbus: Tremmel – Radeljić, Kukiełka, Çağdaş Atan, Ziebig – Kurth, Rost – Rivić (Sørensen, 46.), Skela, Iliev (Jula, 74.) – Rangelov (Jelić, 58.)

Bundesliga, 15. forduló

Leverkusen: Adler – Castro, Friedrich, Henrique, Kadlec – Rolfes – Renato Augusto (Gékasz, 83.), Vidal (Sarpei, 46.), Barnetta – Kießling, Helmes

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Van Buyten, Lahm – Schweinsteiger, Ottl, Zé Roberto, Ribéry – Klose, Toni (Borowski, 75.)

Bundesliga, 16. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Van Buyten, Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Borowski, 61.), van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Ribéry – Toni, Klose

Hoffenheim: Haas – Beck, Jaissle, Compper, Ibertsberger – Weis, Gustavo (Vorsah, 90.), Carlos Eduardo – Obasi (Salihović, 74.), Ibišević, Ba

Bundesliga, 17. forduló

Stuttgart: Lehmann – Osorio, Tasci, Delpierre, Träsch – Khedira – Hilbert (Schieber, 81.), Hitzlsperger – Šimák (Baştürk, 76.) – Marica (Gómez, 33.), Cacau

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Altıntop, 72.), van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Borowski (Ottl, 76.) – Toni (Van Buyten, 87.), Klose

Bundesliga, 18. forduló

HSV: Rost – Demel, Reinhardt (Boateng, 64.), Mathijsen, Jansen – Jarolím, Benjamin – Trochowski, Pitroipa – Petrić, Guerrero

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell (Altıntop, 65.), Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Donovan, 77.), van Bommel, Zé Roberto (Borowski, 70.), Ribéry – Toni, Klose

Bundesliga, 19. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Lúico, Demichelis, Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Altıntop, 72.), van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Ribéry – Toni (Donovan, 72.), Klose (Borowski, 90+2.)

Dortmund: Weidenfeller – Owomoyela, Santana, Subotić, Li – Boateng, Hajnal, Tinga (Şahin, 46.), Kringe (Kehl, 83.) – Frei (Zídán, 74.), Valdez

Bundesliga, 20. forduló

Hertha: Drobný – Stein, A. Friedrich, Šimunić, Rodnei (Cufré, 87.) – Dárdai, Nicu – Ebert (es-Sermíti, 90.), Babić – Raffael, Voronin (Domowtschiski, 90.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell (Borowski, 58.), Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – Schweinsteiger, van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Ribéry – Klose, Toni (Donovan, 35.)

Bundesliga, 21. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Demichelis, Van Buyten, Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Altıntop, 46.), van Bommel, Zé Roberto (Borowski, 65.), Ribéry – Klose, Podolski (Donovan, 46.)

Köln: Mondragón – Brečko, Geromel, McKenna, Matip – Petit, Pezzoni – Brosinski (Sanou, 76.), Vučićević (Boateng, 90.), Ehret (Broich, 85.) – Novakovič

Bundesliga, 22. forduló

Werder: Vander – Fritz, Mertesacker, Naldo, Pasanen – Frings – Dziólisz (Jensen, 70.), Özil – Diego – Pizarro (Rosenberg, 89.), Hugo Almeida (Boenisch, 17.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Demichelis, Zé Roberto – Altıntop (Donovan, 77.), van Bommel, Borowski (Ottl, 78.), Schweinsteiger (Podolski, 46.) – Ribéry – Klose

Bundesliga, 23. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Van Buyten (Breno, 76.), Lahm – Altıntop (Ottl, 65.), Demichelis, Zé Roberto, Schweinsteiger – Klose, Podolski (Donovan, 80.)

Hannover: Enke – Cherundolo, Fahrenhorst, Schulz, Tarnat (Rausch, 46.) – Andreasen, Balitsch – Štajner, Bruggink (Forssell, 65.), Krzynowek (Rosenthal, 70.) – Schlaudraff

Bundesliga, 24. forduló

Bochum: Fernandes – Concha, Pfertzel, Fabian, Fuchs – Dabrowski, Imhof – Šesták (Grote, 74.), Epalle (Freier, 85.), Azaouagh – Mięciel (Hashemian, 64.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Lúcio, Van Buyten, Lahm – Schweinsteiger, Demichelis, van Bommel, Zé Roberto – Klose (Sosa, 31.), Podolski

Bundesliga, 25. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – Schweinsteiger, van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Ribéry – Sosa (Ottl, 72.), Podolski (Van Buyten, 83.)

KSC: Miller – Görlitz, Drpić, Langkamp, Eichner – Celozzi (Stindl, 66.), Engelhardt (Federico, 77.), Mutzel, Timm – da Silva – Freis (Kapllani, 77.)

Bundesliga, 26. forduló

Wolfsburg: Benaglio (Lenz, 89.) – Pekarík (Dejagah, 86.), Simunek, Barzagli, Schäfer – Josué – Riether, Gentner – Misimović – Grafite (Ókubo, 86.), Džeko

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Lúcio (Ottl, 67.), Breno, Lahm (Borowski, 80.) – Schweinsteiger (Sosa, 70.), van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Ribéry – Toni, Podolski

Bundesliga, 27. forduló

FC Bayern: Butt – Lell (Oddo, 46.), Lúcio (Breno, 64.), Demichelis, Zé Roberto – Sosa, van Bommel, Ottl, Schweinsteiger – Ribéry (Podolski, 64.) – Toni

Frankfurt: Nikolov – Ochs, Russ, Bellaid, Köhler – Chris, Fink – Steinhöfer (Mahdavikia, 73.), Meier (Bajramović, 64.), Korkmaz (Caio, 64.) – Liberópulosz

Bundesliga, 28. forduló

Bielefeld: Eilhoff – Lamey, Mijatović, Bollmann, Schuler – Kauf, Marx – Katongo, Tesche (Janjić, 79.), Munteanu (Halfar, 79.) – Wichniarek

FC Bayern: Butt – Lell, Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – Sosa (Altıntop, 58.), van Bommel, Ottl, Schweinsteiger (Borowski, 83.) – Ribéry – Toni (Müller, 90.)

Bundesliga, 29. forduló

FC Bayern: Butt – Lell (Borowski, 74.), Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – Sosa (Altıntop, 69.), van Bommel, Ottl (Podolski, 46.), Zé Roberto – Ribéry – Toni

Schalke: Neuer – Rafinha, Westermann, Krstajić, Pander (Engelaar, 71.) – Jones, Altıntop (Höwedes, 65.), Kobiasvili – Farfán, Kurányi, Sánchez (Asamoah, 89.)

Bundesliga, 30. forduló

FC Bayern: Butt – Lell (Oddo, 46.), Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – Altıntop (Ottl, 8.1), van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Schweinsteiger – Toni, Podolski (Müller, 78.)

Mönchengladbach: Bailly – Stalteri, Brouwers, Dante, Daems – Galásek, Callsen-Bracker (Marin, 74.) – Levels (Neuville, 80.), Bradley, Paauwe (Colautti, 65.) – Matmour

Bundesliga, 31. forduló

Cottbus: Tremmel – Pavićević, Burcă, 	Çağdaş, Ziebig – Rost, Kukiełka – Angelov (Rivić, 78.), Skela, Iliev (Sørensen, 70.) – Rangelov (Jula, 46.)

FC Bayern: Butt – Oddo (Ribéry, 56.), Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – van Bommel – Altıntop, Sosa, Schweinsteiger – Toni (Van Buyten, 85.), Podolski (Müller, 85.)

Bundesliga, 32. forduló

FC Bayern: Butt – Lúcio, Van Buyten, Demichelis, Lahm – van Bommel – Sosa (Zé Roberto, 70.), Schweinsteiger (Ottl, 86.), Ribéry – Toni (Klose, 86.), Podolski

Leverkusen: Adler – Castro, Friedrich, Sinkiewicz, Kadlec – Rolfes – Renato Augusto, Vidal (Barnetta, 70.), Kroos (Schwegler, 90.) – Helmes, Kießling

Bundesliga, 33. forduló

Hoffenheim: Hildebrand – Ibertsberger (Janker, 46.), Vorsah, Compper, Luiz Gustavo – Weis, Carlos Eduardo (Terrazzino, 84.), Salihović – Obasi, Wellington (Fabricio, 46.), Ba

FC Bayern: Butt – Lúcio, Van Buyten, Demichelis, Lahm – van Bommel – Sosa (Zé Roberto, 62.), Schweinsteiger, Ribéry – Toni, Podolski (Klose, 80.)

Bundesliga, 34. forduló

FC Bayern: Butt – Lúcio, van Buyten, Demichelis, Lahm – van Bommel – Sosa, Schweinsteiger (Ottl, 77.) – Ribéry – Toni (Klose, 79.), Podolski (Borowski, 88.)

Stuttgart: Lehmann – Träsch (Schieber, 69.), Boulahrouz, Niedermeier, Magnin – Khedira, Hitzlsperger (Marica, 84.) – Hilbert, Gebhart (Élson, 61.) – Cacau, Gómez

Tabella

DFB-Pokal
DFB-Pokal, 1. forduló

Rot-Weiß Erfurt: Orlishausen – Schnetzler, Pohl, Loose, Pinske – Hauswald (Wolf, 62.), Cinaz, Rockenbach (Ströhl, 85.), Judt – Cannizzaro, Semmer (Bunjaku, 46.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Van Buyten, Lúcio, Lahm – Altıntop (Schweinsteiger, 46.), Kroos, van Bommel, Zé Roberto (Ottl, 85.) – Klose, Podolski

A DFB-Pokal első fordulójában a harmadosztályú FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt csapatával mérkőztek meg idegenben. A vezetést korán, már a 6. percben megszerezte a Bayern, az Erfurt azonban kiegyenlített a 22. percben. Egy perccel ezt követően Podolski ismét előnyhöz juttatta a bajorokat. A második félidő elején a félidőben csereként beállt Bunjaku 2–2-re alakította a mérkőzés állását. A Bayern München harmadszor is megszerezte a vezetést, amit Bunjaku újabb egyenlítő gólja követett, végül a müncheniek Kroos góljával nyertek 4–3-ra egy szoros mérkőzésen.

DFB-Pokal, 2. forduló

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Sosa, 73.), Ottl, Zé Roberto, Borowski – Toni (Podolski, 81.), Klose (Ribéry, 65.)

Nürnberg: Schäfer – Judt, Spiranovic, Gonçalves, Pinola – Gygax (Breska, 78.), Mnari, Perchtold (Engelhardt, 46.), Mazmanídisz (Eigler, 68.) – Mintál, Harisztéasz

A tavaly még első osztályú, 2006–2007-es kupagyőztes Nürnberget hazai pályán fogadta a Bayern. A sérülésből felépült Franck Ribéry a szezonban az első mérkőzésén Klose helyett a 65. percben lépett pályára. A vezetést korán, már a 7. percben megszerezte a bajoroknak Klose. A 69. percben az előny kétgólosra nőtt Borowski gólját követően, ezzel a végeredmény is kialakult. A Bayern a nyolcaddöntőbe jutott.

DFB-Pokal, nyolcaddöntő

Stuttgart: Lehmann – Osorio, Tasci, Delpierre, Boka – Hilbert (Marica, 46.), Khedira, Hitzlsperger, Šimák – Baştürk (Lanig, 58.), Gómez

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Altıntop, 59.), van Bommel (Ottl, 46.), Zé Roberto, Ribéry – Toni (Donovan, 67.), Klose

DFB-Pokal, negyeddöntő

Leverkusen: Adler ˜– Castro, Sinkiewicz, Henrique, Kadlec – Rolfes – Renato Augusto, Vidal (Haggi, 90+1.), Barnetta (Kroos, 73.) – Helmes (Harisztéasz, 89.), Kießling

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo (Van Buyten, 83.), Lúcio, Demichelis, Zé Roberto – van Bommel, Ottl (Schweinsteiger, 63.) – Altıntop, Borowski (Podolski, 63.), Ribéry – Klose

UEFA-bajnokok ligája
UEFA-bajnokok ligája, csoportkör

Steaua: Zapata – Ogăraru, Goian, Ghionea, Marin – Lovin, Toja (Petre, 77.) – Semedo, Moreno, Székely (Kapetánosz, 82.) – Arthuro (Stancu, 71.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lúcio, Demichelis, Van Buyten – Lell, Schweinsteiger (Borowski, 84.), van Bommel, Zé Roberto (Ottl, 75.), Lahm – Toni, Klose (Podolski, 46.)

A Bayern a román Steaua ellen kezdte meg a BL 2008–2009-es idényét. A csapat egyéves kihagyás után játszott ismét a legrangosabb európai kupasorozatban. A 15. percben Van Buyten szerezte meg a vezetést a bajoroknak, ami a találkozó egyetlen gólja volt. Noha a Steaua részéről Székely János szabályosnak tűnő gólt szerzett, a játékvezető érvénytelenítette azt. Az első csoportkört követően a tabella első helyén állt a Bayern München.

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Breno, Lahm – Demichelis, Zé Roberto – Schweinsteiger, Ribéry (Borowski, 82.) – Klose, Toni

Lyon: Lloris – Réveillère, Bodmer, Cris, Mensah – Juninho (Boumsong, 86.), Toulalan, Makoun – Govou (Ederson, 36.), Fred (Mounier, 75.), Benzema

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm (Lell, 46.) – Schweinsteiger (Borowski, 65.), Zé Roberto, Van Bommel, Ribéry – Toni (Podolski, 57.), Klose

Fiorentina: Frey – Zauri, Gamberini, Dainelli, Vargas (Gobbi, 74.) – Kuzmanović, Felipe, Montolivo – Santana (Jovetić, 65.), Gilardino, Mutu

Fiorentina: Frey – Zauri, Gamberini, Dainelli, Gobbi – Kuzmanović (Osvaldo, 79.), Felipe, Montolivo – Santana (Almirón, 62.), Gilardino, Mutu

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio, Demichelis, Zé Roberto – Schweinsteiger (Kroos, 79.), van Bommel, Borowski, Ribéry – Klose, Podolski (Ottl, 89.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo, Lúcio (Breno, 78.), Van Buyten, Lahm – Schweinsteiger, van Bommel, Zé Roberto, Ribéry – Klose, Toni (Borowski, 82.)

Steaua: Zapata – Golański, Goian, Ghionea, Marin – Rădoi, Petre (Lovin, 66.) – Nicoliţă, Dayro Moreno, Székely (Semedo, 63.) – Stancu (Tiago Gomes, 78.)

Lyon: Lloris – Gassama (Fred, 64.), Mensah, Boumsong, Grosso – Makoun, Toulalan – Govou, Ederson (Delgado, 77.), Mounier (Källström, 63.) – Benzema

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo (Breno, 90.), Demichelis, Van Buyten, Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Altıntop, 89.), van Bommel, Borowski, Ribéry – Toni, Klose (Ottl, 68.)

Tabella

UEFA-bajnokok ligája, nyolcaddöntő, 1. mérkőzés

Sporting: Tiago – Abel (Pereirinha, 61.), Tonel, Ânderson Polga, Caneira – Rochemback – Izmajlov (Vukčević, 61.), João Moutinho – Romagnoli – Liédson, Derlei (Djaló, 72.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Oddo (Lell, 67.), Lúcio (Van Buyten, 78.), Demichelis, Lahm – van Bommel, Zé Roberto – Schweinsteiger (Altıntop, 71.), Ribéry – Klose, Toni

UEFA-bajnokok ligája, nyolcaddöntő, visszavágó

FC Bayern: Butt – Lell, Lúcio (Breno, 46.), Van Buyten, Lahm – van Bommel, Ottl – Schweinsteiger (Müller, 72.), Zé Roberto (Sosa, 46.) – Klose, Podolski

Sporting: Rui Patrício – Pedro Silva, Tonel, Ânderson Polga, Miguel Veloso (Abel, 47.) – Adrien Silva (Marco Caneira, 74.) – Pereirinha (Izmajlov, 46.), Vukčević – João Moutinho – Derlei, Yannick

UEFA-bajnokok ligája, negyeddöntő, 1. mérkőzés

Barcelona: V. Valdés – Dani Alves, Márquez, Piqué, Puyol – Xavi, Touré Yaya (Sergio B., 81.), A. Iniesta – Messi, Eto'o (Bojan, 90.), Henry (Keita, 74.)

FC Bayern: Butt – Oddo, Breno, Demichelis, Lell – Altıntop (Ottl, 46.), Schweinsteiger, van Bommel, Zé Roberto (Sosa, 77.), Ribéry – Toni

UEFA-bajnokok ligája, negyeddöntő, visszavágó

FC Bayern: Butt – Lell, Lúcio, Demichelis, Lahm – Sosa (Altıntop, 78.), Ottl, van Bommel, Zé Roberto (Borowski, 78.) – Ribéry – Toni

Barcelona: V. Valdés – Dani Alves, Puyol, Piqué, Abidal – Xavi, Touré Yaya, Keita – Messi, Eto'o, A. Iniesta (Hleb, 78.)

Felkészülési mérkőzések

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Breno, Van Buyten, Zé Roberto (Badstuder, 83.) – Sosa, van Bommel (Ekici, 83.), Ottl, Kroos – Ngwenya, Müller (Yilmaz, 70.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lúcio, Van Buyten, Demichelis – Sagnol, van Bommel (Ekici, 75.), Ottl, Lell – Müller (Yilmaz, 30.), Ngwenya, Kroos

FC Bayern: Rensing (Kraft, 46.) – Lúcio, Van Buyten, Demichelis – Sagnol (Altıntop, 46.), van Bommel (Schweinsteiger, 46.), Ottl, Lell (Ekici, 46.) – Yilmaz (Podolski, 46.), Ngwenya, Kroos

Dortmund: Wedenfeller – Rukavina, Hummels, Subotić, Dede – Błaszczykowski (Kruska, 61.), Kehl, Hajnal (Federico, 61.), Buckley (Kringe, 46.) – Valdez (Klimovicz, 71.), Petrić (Sadrijaj, 86.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Sagnol (Van Buyten, 46.), Lúcio, Demichelis, Lell – Altıntop (Ekici, 71.), van Bommel, Borowski (Ottl, 46.), Schweinsteiger (Kroos, 46.) – Klose (Podolski, 46.), Toni (Ngwenya, 46.)

Köln: Mondragon – Özat, Geromel (McKenna, 63.), Mohammed (Mitreski, 63.), Wome (Sanou, 63.) – Brečko, Matip (Vučićević, 63.), Pezzoni, Antar (Broich, 63.), Ehret (Yalcin, 63.) – Novakovič (Chihi, 63.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Sagnol (Lell, 46.), Lúcio (Demichelis, 46.), Van Buyten, Lahm (Jansen, 46.) – Altintop (Schweinsteiger, 46.), van Bommel (Zé Roberto, 46.), Ottl, Kroos – Klose (Ngwenya, 46.), Podolski

Urawa RD: Cudzuki (Jamagisi, 46.) – Cuboi (Jamada, 67.), Horinócsi, Cucumi – Hirakava (Tanaka, 46.), Szudzuki, Abe, Szóma (Haragucsi, 78.) - Umeszaki (Ucsidate), Escudero (Takahasi, 67.), Edmilson

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell, Lúcio, Van Buyten, Lahm (Jansen, 60.) – Altıntop (Ekici, 70.), van Bommel (Ottl, 70.), Schweinsteiger (Kroos, 60.), Zé Roberto – Podolski, Klose (Müller, 70.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lúcio, Demichelis (Kroos, 21.), Van Buyten – Lell, van Bommel, Zé Roberto (Ottl, 68.), Altıntop (Jansen, 68.), Lahm – Podolski, Klose (Müller, 74.)

Inter: Toldo – Maicon, Burdisso, Cambiasso, Maxwell – Zanetti (Santon, 90.), Stankovic (Dacourt, 81.), Muntari (Suazo, 82.) – Figo (Pelé, 67.), Adriano (Crespo, 67.), Mancini (Balotelli, 78.)

FC Bayern: Kahn (Rensing, 75.) – Lahm (Stierle, 75.), Breno, Lell, Oddo (Heinze, 75.) – van Bommel (Ottl, 46.), Zé Roberto, Sosa, Borowski – Toni (Klose, 46.), Podolski

Német válogatott: Enke (Wiese, 46.) – Jansen (Pander, 46.), Metzelder, Tasci (Westermann, 46.), Fritz (Hinkel, 46.) – Rolfes (Hitzelsperger, 46.), Marin, Schweinsteiger, Trochowski – Helmes, Gómez (Kurányi, 46.)

FC Bayern: Butt – Oddo, Breno, Ottl, Benede – Sosa, Borowski, Zé Roberto, Ekici – Enrico (Stier, 32.), Müller (Nagorny, 78.)

Al-Dzsazíra: Mubarak (Elsinani, 85.) – Masoud (Faraq, 60.), Abdulrahman, Rozerio, Mousa – Saeed, Elmenhali, Diaky (Abdulhadi, 63.), Khater – Baiano, Sóbis (Saad, 62.)

FC Bayern: Rensing (Butt, 46.) – Lell, Lúcio (Breno, 46.), Demichelis (Van Buyten, 46.), Lahm – Schweinsteiger (Altıntop, 46.), van Bommel (Ottl, 46.), Zé Roberto (Borowski, 46.), Ribéry (Sosa, 46.) – Toni (Klose, 46.), Donovan

FC Bayern: Rensing (Kraft, 46.) – Lahm, Breno (Van Buyten, 46.), Lúcio (Demichelis, 46.), Oddo (Lell, 46.) – Altıntop (Schweinsteiger, 46.), van Bommel (Ottl, 29.), Borowski (Zé Roberto, 46.), Ribéry (Sosa, 46.) – Toni (Donovan, 46.), Klose

Eintracht Bamberg: Essig (Horcher, 83.) – Pickel, Bechmann, Grasser, Stumpf – Dennerlein, Kaiser, Dotterweich, Zang, Deptalla – Heyer

FC Bayern: Rensing (Butt, 46.) – Oddo, Van Buyten (Breno, 46.), Demichelis (Schweinsteiger, 46.), Lahm (Lell, 46.) – Altıntop, Ottl, Zé Roberto (Donovan, 46.), Borowski – Toni, Klose

Kaiserslautern: Sippel – Dick (Kotysch, 85.), Ouattara (Hornig, 78.), Amedick, Bugera – Sam (Bilek, 67.), Bellinghausen (Müller, 67.), Dzaka (Demai, 78.), Fuchs (Pinheiro, 90.) – Lakić (Simpson, 71.), Jendrišek (Stachnik, 85.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lell (Oddo, 74.), Lúcio (Breno, 73.), Demichelis (Van Buyten, 63.), Lahm – van Bommel, Zé Roberto (Ottl, 73.), Ribéry (Altıntop, 63.), Schweinsteiger (Sosa, 74.), – Toni, Klose (Donovan, 62.)

FC Bayern: Rensing – Lahm (Oddo, 46.), Van Buyten, Demichelis, Lell (Breno, 60.) – Schweinsteiger, van Bommel (Ottl, 46.), Borowski, Altıntop – Toni, Klose (Donovan, 60.)

FC Bayern: Kraft (Twardzik, 60.) – Schürf (Rohracker, 70.), Badstuber, Van Buyten, Contento – Sosa (Kopplin, 60.), van Bommel (Rieß, 46.), Borowski, Ottl – Klose, Müller

FC Bayern: Butt (Kraft, 46.) – Schürf, Badstuber, Kopplin, Contento (Erb, 46.) – Sosa, van Bommel (Rieß, 45.), Ottl, Borowski – Klose (Rohracker, 63.), Müller

FC Bayern: Butt – Schürf, Kopplin, Badstuber, Erb (Benede, 67.) – Sosa, Ottl, Borowski, Rieß (Schlottner, 87.) – Klose, Müller (Bönig, 90.)

Házi góllövőlista
Utolsó frissítés: 2009. május 23.

Bundesliga

14 gólos
  Luca Toni

10 gólos
  Miroslav Klose

9 gólos
  Franck Ribéry

6 gólos
  Lukas Podolski

5 gólos
  Tim Borowski
  Bastian Schweinsteiger

4 gólos
  Martín Demichelis
  Zé Roberto

3 gólos
  Daniel Van Buyten
  Philipp Lahm

2 gólos
  José Ernesto Sosa
  Mark van Bommel
  Hamit Altıntop

1 gólos
  Lúcio

Öngól
  Martín Demichelis

DFB-Pokal

3 gólos
  Miroslav Klose

2 gólos
  Bastian Schweinsteiger

1 gólos
  Lúcio
  Zé Roberto
  Franck Ribéry
  Tim Borowski
  Toni Kroos
  Philipp Lahm
  Lukas Podolski
  Luca Toni

Bajnokok ligája

7 gólos
  Miroslav Klose

3 gólos
  Franck Ribéry
  Luca Toni

2 gólos
  Zé Roberto
  Lukas Podolski
  Bastian Schweinsteiger

1 gólos
  Daniel Van Buyten
  Mark van Bommel
  Tim Borowski
  Thomas Müller

Öngól
  Martín Demichelis

Összesen

20 gólos
  Miroslav Klose

18 gólos
  Luca Toni

13 gólos
  Franck Ribéry

9 gólos
  Bastian Schweinsteiger

8 gólos
  Lukas Podolski

7 gólos
  Zé Roberto
  Tim Borowski

4 gólos
  Martín Demichelis
  Daniel Van Buyten
  Philipp Lahm

3 gólos
  Mark van Bommel

2 gólos
  José Ernesto Sosa
  Lúcio
  Hamit Altıntop

1 gólos
  Toni Kroos
  Thomas Müller

Öngól
  Martín Demichelis (2 öngól)

Jelenlegi keret
2009. január 28. szerint

Játékosok kölcsönben

Kezdő tizenegy
Utolsó frissítés: 2008. december 13.

Átigazolások
Nyári átigazolási időszak

Érkeztek

Távoztak

Téli átigazolási időszak

Érkeztek

Távoztak

Lásd még
 2008–2009-es Bundesliga
 2008–2009-es DFB-Pokal
 2008–2009-es UEFA-bajnokok ligája

Jegyzetek

További információk
 Hivatalos honlap
 Játékoskeret
 Mérkőzések
 Statisztikák

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Labdarúgócsapatok 2008–2009-es szezonja

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My husband was responsible for having the Share the Road signs placed on the temporary Bridge of Lions and the FDOT has informed us they will be placed on the newly completed bridge. With the recent tragic deaths of two young people riding bicycles on CR 214, I noticed something in your reporting that I found quite disturbing. In the stories published by The Record, both times your reporter used the phrase, "It is not illegal to ride a bicycle on roadway."
I feel that a more appropriate and informative phrase would have been to educate your readers that cyclists have the same rights as motorists on roads in the state of Florida. State law mandates that motorists stay at least three feet from cyclists when passing.
The writer's phrase, while accurate, gives the impression that cyclists have somehow just recently obtained this right. I hope it does not reflect some bias against cyclists by the Record news staff.
On the positive side, I applaud The Record for keeping the killing of Bryan Wrigley in the news. Hopefully, the person responsible for running him down and leaving him to die on the side of the road can be identified and brought to justice.
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O Fashion Café foi uma rede de restaurantes aberta pelas supermodelos Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell e Elle Macpherson na década de 1990, seguindo os rumos do Planet Hollywood, uma renomada rede de restaurantes americana de propriedade de estrelas do cinema americano. Teve unidades em Barcelona, Nova Orleans, Londres, Nova Iorque entre outras cidades do mundo.
O Fashion Cafe funcionou pouco tempo, e teve um final triste envolvido em escândalos do seu presidente e co-fundador Tommaso Buti, um italiano, casado com a modelo tcheca Daniela Pestova, que o havia aprsentado às supermodelos para a proposta de abertura da rede de restaurantes FASHION CAFE. Dentre os escândalos de Tomasso Buti estão acusações de uso ilegal de grampo telefônico, transporte de mercadorias roubadas e lavagem de dinheiro. Tommaso Buti foi preso na Itália depois de fugir dos Estados Unidos. Buti teria desviado dinheiro da rede de restaurantes e adquirido alguns imóveis nos Estados Unidos e Europa, além de iniciar uma coleção de automóveis, dentre eles uma Ferrari, um Porsche e um Rolls-Royce.

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SENGUPTA, Kim. Fashion Café owner embezzled  '£ 7m'. The Independent, London, Saturday, 23 september, 2000. Disponível em http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/fashion-cafe-owner-embezzled-pound7m-627388.html. Acesso em 07 de fevereiro de 2009.

WILLCOCK, John. Fashion Cafe fails to survive on a low-capital diet and goes bust. The Independent, London, Oct. 21, 1998. Disponível em http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_19981021/ai_n14200212. Acesso em 07 de fevereiro de 2009.

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How many shows and movies are on the average person's watch list?
5 months ago on September 13, 2022
Talker Research
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The average person has 13 TV shows and 16 movies on their watch list to get through — averaging a total of 104 hours — enough content to last for a globe-trotting flight around the world twice over.
According to a survey of 2,000 adults, 68% of Americans have a TV show and movie watch list so long that it's "nearly impossible" for them to get through it.
Over seven in 10 (73%) have a list of shows and films they've been meaning to watch. Yet only 58% of them have made it through their entire list.
Meanwhile, of the 42% who have failed to make it through their list, they claim the biggest obstacles are dealing with the list consistently getting longer (43%), that it's already too long (29%) or that it's overwhelming (25%).
The most popular, well-known shows at the top of people's current watch list include "Stranger Things" (24%), "Game of Thrones" (21%), "The Walking Dead" (21%), "Breaking Bad" (19%) and "Squid Game" (19%).
Millennials are nearly twice as likely to have true crime shows on their watchlists than Gen Z (45% compared to 26%). Gen Z, on the other hand, was found to have a penchant for sitcoms (38%). Gen X and baby boomers both prefer full-hour procedurals (50% and 58%, respectively).
The study, commissioned by the global streaming media platform Plex and conducted by OnePoll, found that 58% said they struggle to keep track of everything they want to watch, making organizing their watch list a "must."
When organizing the list of content they want to watch, 39% said they either use a note on their phones or a physical, written list to track shows and movies, while 40% say they just try to remember what they want to watch.
Women were found to be especially fond of keeping a mental list in their head — 46% said they try to remember what they want to watch, compared to just 32% of men. Meanwhile, 46% of men said they prefer using a note on their phones.
Nearly a third (31%) have had the content from their list recommended to them by friends or family. A quarter (25%) get recommendations from influencers or social media.
"With the high volume of amazing new shows and movies that are released weekly, it can be overwhelming to keep track of everything you want to watch," said Jason Williams, product director at Plex. "A universal watchlist that tracks movies and shows across all major streaming platforms, will help you manage what to watch and where to watch it."
While people's lists continually grow, getting to a point where they can watch content is becoming just as complex.
The average person subscribes to or has access to four different streaming platforms at any given time. Half said it's a struggle to find out what streaming platform content is on, averaging 30 minutes flipping from one platform to another searching for something to watch.
Two-thirds (65%) said they would prefer watching something from their list before defaulting to something else — but it takes the average person a half hour and flipping back and forth between four different streaming platforms to decide on what to watch.
For over half (56%), they'll opt to turn off the TV and find something else to do if they can't find something to watch, and almost as many (55%) will end up re-watching an old favorite if they can't find anything else.
"You shouldn't have to flip back and forth between apps to find what you want to watch," continued Williams. "For many, the ideal, most enjoyable streaming experience should be accessible across the web, mobile, and TV — it should also know what content you have access to, your interests, and your watchlist."
TOP 15 SHOWS ON PEOPLES' WATCH LISTS
Stranger Things - 24%
Game of Thrones - 21%
The Walking Dead - 21%
Breaking Bad - 19%
Squid Game - 19%
The Crown - 18%
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - 18%
Euphoria - 18%
The Mandalorian - 18%
Better Call Saul - 18%
Friends - 17%
Avatar: The Last Airbender - 17%
Sherlock - 16%
Succession - 16%
Ted Lasso - 15%
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In 1996 the Loco Shed North Queensland was formed as a regional committee of the ARHS – QLD Division. It's aim is to bring together people with a shared interest in capturing and preserving the railway history of North Queensland.
One of the Loco Shed's major projects is the restoration of the former Queensland Rail Diesel Locomotive 1150.
This locomotive was built by International General Electric in Schenectady NY USA. It entered service as 1210 in November 1952. The class was renumbered twice with the class leader eventually becoming 1150. Condemned in February 1988 it was purchased by the ARHS in 1995.
Restoration work began in Townsville in 1998 but was halted indefinitely in early 2005 with the loss of our workshop facility.
The Loco Shed is working towards finalising a facility at the Bohle in Townsville where the restoration work can recommence.
The Loco Shed welcomes anyone with an interest in all things Railway.
To join this dedicated band of enthusiasts contact Alex Wright on 0417 612 913 or via email to a_wright@bigpond.com
For more information visit the Loco Shed North Queensland's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/LocoshedNQ/
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Secretary: secretary@arhs-qld.org.au
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Q: hbm2ddl schema export doesn't result in creating entities using Spring Security I use Spring Getting Started Content.
I can normally create entites in project accessing-data-mysql and can't create any entity in securing-web-complete.
I made same dependencies and added application.properties file like in project accessing-data-mysql
application.properties file
spring.jpa.generate-ddl=true
spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=create
spring.datasource.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/sportfacilitydb
spring.datasource.username=root
spring.datasource.password=root
spring.thymeleaf.mode=LEGACYHTML5
spring.thymeleaf.cache=false

but nothing happens so I blame spring-security for this.
On console after running app I can notice lines:
2017-01-29 12:19:05.511  INFO 9532 --- [  restartedMain] j.LocalContainerEntityManagerFactoryBean : Building JPA container EntityManagerFactory for persistence unit 'default'
2017-01-29 12:19:05.538  INFO 9532 --- [  restartedMain] o.hibernate.jpa.internal.util.LogHelper  : HHH000204: Processing PersistenceUnitInfo [
    name: default
    ...]
2017-01-29 12:19:05.667  INFO 9532 --- [  restartedMain] org.hibernate.Version                    : HHH000412: Hibernate Core {5.0.11.Final}
2017-01-29 12:19:05.670  INFO 9532 --- [  restartedMain] org.hibernate.cfg.Environment            : HHH000206: hibernate.properties not found
2017-01-29 12:19:05.676  INFO 9532 --- [  restartedMain] org.hibernate.cfg.Environment            : HHH000021: Bytecode provider name : javassist
2017-01-29 12:19:05.745  INFO 9532 --- [  restartedMain] o.hibernate.annotations.common.Version   : HCANN000001: Hibernate Commons Annotations {5.0.1.Final}
2017-01-29 12:19:06.303  INFO 9532 --- [  restartedMain] org.hibernate.dialect.Dialect            : HHH000400: Using dialect: org.hibernate.dialect.MySQL5Dialect
2017-01-29 12:19:06.550  INFO 9532 --- [  restartedMain] org.hibernate.tool.hbm2ddl.SchemaExport  : HHH000227: Running hbm2ddl schema export
2017-01-29 12:19:06.552  INFO 9532 --- [  restartedMain] org.hibernate.tool.hbm2ddl.SchemaExport  : HHH000230: Schema export complete
2017-01-29 12:19:06.593  INFO 9532 --- [  restartedMain] j.LocalContainerEntityManagerFactoryBean : Initialized JPA EntityManagerFactory for persistence unit 'default'

So it says schema is created and exported? But why I can't see it in database?
Entity class which I try to create:
User.java file
package User;

import javax.persistence.Entity;
import javax.persistence.GeneratedValue;
import javax.persistence.GenerationType;
import javax.persistence.Id;

@Entity // This tells Hibernate to make a table out of this class
public class User {
    @Id
    @GeneratedValue(strategy=GenerationType.AUTO)
    private Integer id;

    private String name;

    private String email;

    public Integer getId() {
        return id;
    }

    public void setId(Integer id) {
        this.id = id;
    }

    public String getName() {
        return name;
    }

    public void setName(String name) {
        this.name = name;
    }

    public String getEmail() {
        return email;
    }

    public void setEmail(String email) {
        this.email = email;
    }

}

This is my SpringSecurity configuration file:
WebSecurityConfig.java
@Configuration
@EnableWebSecurity
public class WebSecurityConfig extends WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter {
    @Override
    protected void configure(HttpSecurity http) throws Exception {
        http
            .authorizeRequests()
                .antMatchers("/", "/index", "/register", "/aboutus", "/contactus", "/css/**", "/images/**", "/bootstrap/**").permitAll()
                .anyRequest().authenticated()
                .and()
            .formLogin()
                .loginPage("/login")
                .permitAll()
                .defaultSuccessUrl("/index")
                .and()
            .logout()
                .permitAll()
                .logoutSuccessUrl("/index");

    }

    @Autowired
    public void configureGlobal(AuthenticationManagerBuilder auth) throws Exception {
        auth
            .inMemoryAuthentication()
                .withUser("user").password("password").roles("USER");
    }
}

And Application.java file:
@SpringBootApplication
public class Application {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Throwable {
        SpringApplication.run(Application.class, args);
    }

}

I tried to completely delete application.properties file, building project returns following:
APPLICATION FAILED TO START
***************************

Description:

Cannot determine embedded database driver class for database type NONE

So I suppose that App is connecting to database
whole pom.xml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
    xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd">
    <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>

    <groupId>org.springframework</groupId>
    <artifactId>gs-securing-web</artifactId>
    <version>0.1.0</version>

    <parent>
        <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-parent</artifactId>
        <version>1.4.4.RELEASE</version>
    </parent>

    <dependencies>

        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-thymeleaf</artifactId>
        </dependency>

        <!-- https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.thymeleaf.extras/thymeleaf-extras-springsecurity3 -->
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.thymeleaf.extras</groupId>
            <artifactId>thymeleaf-extras-springsecurity4</artifactId>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-boot-devtools</artifactId>
            <optional>true</optional>
        </dependency>

        <dependency>
            <groupId>net.sourceforge.nekohtml</groupId>
            <artifactId>nekohtml</artifactId>
            <version>1.9.21</version>
        </dependency>
        <!-- tag::security[] -->
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-security</artifactId>
        </dependency>
        <!-- end::security[] -->

        <!-- JPA Data (We are going to use Repositories, Entities, Hibernate, etc...) -->

        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-data-jpa</artifactId>
        </dependency>

        <!-- Use MySQL Connector-J -->

        <dependency>
            <groupId>mysql</groupId>
            <artifactId>mysql-connector-java</artifactId>
        </dependency>

        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-test</artifactId>
            <scope>test</scope>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.security</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-security-test</artifactId>
            <scope>test</scope>
        </dependency>

    </dependencies>

    <properties>
        <java.version>1.8</java.version>
    </properties>

    <build>
        <plugins>
            <plugin>
                <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
                <artifactId>spring-boot-maven-plugin</artifactId>
            </plugin>
        </plugins>
    </build>

</project>

UPDATE
It was my fatal error actually. According to Spring-boot documentation:

By default all packages below your main configuration class (the one
  annotated with @EnableAutoConfiguration or @SpringBootApplication)
  will be searched.

So I had second parallel package named "User" which was not found by SpringBootApplication Configuration.

A: I think you forgot to add this property in your application.properties
spring.datasource.driver-class-name=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver

And dont forget to add this to your pom.xml:
<dependency>
 <groupId>mysql</groupId>
 <artifactId>mysql-connector-java</artifactId>
 <version>${version}</version>
</dependency>


WORCESTER — The Nativity School of Worcester will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its opening this month, but the school is less remarkable for the progress it has made as an institution than for the change it has guided in students.
It seemed unlikely at first. "Every ounce of me was kind of telling me to get out," Mr. Kelley recalls from his first year at the school. "I really wanted to be in public school with my friends." But the relationships he was building at Nativity — alumni frequently use the term "brotherhood" — kept him there.
Before coming to Nativity, Mr. Beato-Lopez said, he had only limited aspirations. "For me, it was just finish high school and then go get a job. I never saw any opportunities for me to (become) a successful man," he said. "Everything has changed … There's not a lot of words to describe what Nativity did for me."


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A Modern Greek Restaurant
Keen to set up a modern Greek restaurant with a distinctive local feel, Markos Tsimikalis launched Hungry Donkey back in April 2015. Inspired by Hellenic street food, Hungry Donkey brings together fresh flavours, using only the most authentic and traditional ingredients. From melt in the mouth Zucchini Fritters to Souvlaki Skewers, the all-day restaurant is giving East London a little taste of Greece!
Founder, Markos lets us in on what makes this thriving company tick…
Who/what inspired you to set up Hungry Donkey?
My vision of Hungry Donkey was inspired by the lack of affordable Greek food in London, served in a modern and fun environment. I realised that there was a demand for simple and tasty dishes giving consumers a flavour of Greek cuisine, as well as reminding people what they may have tasted in Greece and why they fell in love with it. That was the moment I decided to launch Hungry Donkey.
How does your location influence your business?
We chose our location in East London because it's buzzing with new restaurants and places to go out. We believed that our no-fuss menu would suit this area and attract those keen to try something different (as there's little by way of Greek cuisine on offer in this part of town).
East London has had an impact on the décor for our restaurant. We paid homage to our Greek origins with splashes of Mediterranean influence against a backdrop of industrial design – in keeping with our East London home. It seemed to be the most appropriate combination! However, we think Hungry Donkey can make its home nearly anywhere in London and we hope to open more locations in the future.
What is your unique selling point? What makes your brand stand out in such a competitive market?
Our dishes are 100% Greek and hail from different regions of the country. You will not find hummus on our menu! We offer traditional favourites like moussaka and spinach pie and our wines are from Greek grape varieties.
We serve simple dishes made from seasonal and fresh produce and take pride in selecting the very best ingredients. Our olives, wild oregano, Himalayan salt and Graviera goat's cheese are all great examples of this. Only free range meat from reputable farmers is used in our menu, such as Colne Valley lamb and Blythburgh pork. Even though our signature dish is meat-based, we offer delicious options for vegetarians and vegans, as this is the nature of Greek cuisine.
How do you react to the changing marketplace?
We always try to stay ahead of what people expect from us without compromising our ethos and identity: simple, fresh and delicious Greek food.
What would you say is the biggest challenge facing foodservice businesses like yourselves today?
Financing is very important. If you do not have sufficient funds available then it is a constant struggle to finance a small business at the early stages.
As a business, what are you doing to overcome this challenge?
We are extremely focused on delivering value for our customers and the business. We have built a solid business plan that was financed from the outset which enabled us to offer the high quality we wanted from the very beginning. I'd advise other operators to factor in for margin of error and make sure any shortcomings do not compromise the quality of the business.
What is the best piece of business advice you've ever been given?
Never be the guy that looking back says: "That was my idea, why didn't I just go for it?"
What is the one piece of advice you would give to other chefs/entrepreneurs looking to succeed in the industry?
Take your time, do lots of research and let others scrutinize your idea. If you still see the sense and commercial opportunity, then jump right in! Do not let people overly influence you; remember that everyone has an opinion – do not lose the strength of your convictions.
What's the best thing about your job?
I love working for myself and constantly learning. It always feels like a day at school in this business!
What are your food predictions?
I believe food and menus will start reverting to simple ideas that don't need much over-engineering. People will start valuing more healthy styles of cooking and will demand reasonable price points without a lot of fanfare.
Where do you see yourself in 10 years' time?
I would like to manage a couple of Hungry Donkey sites in and outside of London, working hard towards promoting the best Greece has to offer!
What's your signature dish?
Souvlaki pita wrap. We offer a choice of meats (chicken, pork, lamb, wild boar, and leek Greek sausage) or a vegetarian option as well as optional halloumi cheese
When you get the chance, where do you enjoy eating out?
At a quiet seaside tavern on a Greek island – nothing beats that.
What's the one piece of kitchen equipment you couldn't live without?
My combi-steamer oven both at home and the restaurant – it does everything!
Bringing Tapas Restaurants to the UK
La Tasca first opened in Manchester in 1993 and hasn't looked back since. The tapas restaurant has now brought the taste and passion of Spanish cuisine to over 40 restaurants across the UK and is continuing to spread the Spanish fever across the pond, with five restaurants now open in the USA.


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What's New in Comparative Public Law
—Mohamed Abdelaal, Alexandria University (Egypt)
In this weekly feature, I-CONnect publishes a curated reading list of developments in comparative public law. "Developments" may include a selection of links to news, high court decisions, new or recent scholarly books and articles, and blog posts from around the comparative public law blogosphere.
To submit relevant developments for our weekly feature on "What's New in Comparative Public Law," please email contact.iconnect@gmail.com.
Developments in Constitutional Courts
The Spanish Constitutional Court rules Catalonia's independence vote unconstitutional.
Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court strikes down part of the parliamentary elections law.
The Supreme Court of Nepal has rejected amnesty for civil war crimes.
The Italian Court of Cassation concluded that the Italian Constitution does not extend marriage rights to same-sex couples.
In South Korea, the Constitutional Court removes ban on adultery.
The US Supreme Court ruled that the retailer Abercrombie & Fitch violated antidiscrimination laws when it denied a Muslim woman a job because of her head scarf.
The International Association of Constitutional Law (IACL) launches a new blog.
University of Ottawa law professors Joseph Magnet and Tolga Yalkin recently held a colloquium on constitutional design for Eritrea. The proceeding brought together constitutional lawyers, area specialists, experts from related disciplines and political stakeholders for a day long discussion about how Eritrea is likely to transition from the present authoritarian regime and to consider the possibilities for post-authoritarian governance and development of Eritrea in its regional context. The detailed colloquium report can be found here.
Japan's prime minister seeks to revise the Constitution.
In Thailand, the Constitution Drafting Committee suggests that the entire Senate should be appointed not elected.
In the State of Indiana, a legislation to enrich the right to farm has been defeated in the Senate.
In Ferguson, residents filed a lawsuit alleging constitutional violations after recent racial unrest.
By virtue of the privacy rights in the state's constitution, recreational marijuana is now legal in Alaska.
The Wisconsin Senate has voted to approve the right-to-work bill.
New Scholarship
Mario Cajas, La Historia de la Corte Suprema de Justicia de Colombia, 1886-1991 (The Universidad of The Andes and Icesi University, January 2015) (analyzing the decisions of the Colombian Supreme Court, its relationship with other political institutions, and the strategic behavior of the Court and its justices)
Raimondas Ibenskas, Understanding Pre-electoral Coalitions in Central and Eastern Europe, British Journal of Political Science (2015) (examining the patterns and factors of electoral alliance formation in eleven democracies in Central and Eastern Europe by focusing on joint candidate lists.)
Nico Krisch, The Structure of Postnational Authority, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals – IBEI (2015) (discussing different factors that tend to underestimate the presence of authority in global governance.)
Nicholas W. Barber, Constitutionalism: Negative and Positive (2015) (explaining the concept of constitutionalism and challenging some main misunderstandings it.)
Ernest A. Young, Constitutionalism Outside the Courts, Duke Law School Public Law & Legal Theory Series (2015) (discussing the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Cooper v. Aaron and its implications on constitutional interpretation and enforcement by extrajudicial institutions, and the notion of judicial supremacy.)
Einer Elhauge, Contrived Threats v. Uncontrived Warnings: A General Solution to the Puzzles of Contractual Duress, Unconstitutional Conditions, and Blackmail (2015) (providing a solution to the puzzle of contractual duress, unconstitutional conditions, and blackmail, and explaining why the Medicaid defunding threat in Obamacare was unconstitutional.)
Alba Ruibal, Movement and Counter-Movement: A History of Abortion Law Reform and the Backlash in Colombia 2006-2014 22(44)Reproductive Health Matters (2014) (examining the process of progressive implementation and reactionary backlash in light of the Colombian Constitutional Court Decision C-335/2006, which liberalized the country's abortion law.
The Yonsei Journal of International Studies invites submissions for its spring/summer 2015 issue.
Koç University Law School, Boston College Law School and the International Society of Public Law invite submissions for a full-day workshop on unamendable constitutional provisions, to be held on the campus of Koç University Law School in Istanbul on Tuesday, June 9, 2015.
The Irish Journal of European Law welcomes submissions for its 2015 volume.
The AALS Sections on Comparative Law and on Defamation and Privacy is now accepting proposals for the AALS Annual Meeting: Perspectives on Privacy Law.
The 4th Asia Pro Bono Conference and Legal Ethics Forum Organizing Committee announces a call for papers for its annual conference to be held at Mandalay University in Mandalay, Myanmar on 3-6 Sep. 2015.
The Natural Resources Journal (NRJ) seeks proposals for academic articles on law and policy issues surrounding the National Park Service.
Elsewhere on Blogs
Arit John, Does the Supreme Court Care That Americans Support Gay Marriage?, Bloomberg
Lyle Denniston, Constitution Check: Will the government's global wiretap program ever be subject to challenge?, Constitution Daily Blog
Ashby Jones, Gun-Control backers test new approach, WSJ Blog
Lisa Griffin, Online Dispute Resolution Worldwide, ComparativeLawProfBlog
Arun K. Thiruvengadam, Secularism and the Constitution of India: controversy under the Modi administration, ConstitutionNet
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Too often we grow up not being able to say "No" or "Stop" when treated poorly. We are taught to consider the opinions of others and, for the most part don't want to hurt another person's feelings by shutting them down. It makes us uncomfortable. The conundrum is that we need to be able to work through that discomfort in order to have our boundaries respected.
Boundaries are the space where we end, and other people begin. When we have good boundaries, we know what feels good, and what feels bad. We use those feelings to decide to allow one person to get close while keeping another at a distance.
If someone makes us feel uncomfortable, a line that has been crossed and we can do one of two things. We can assert our need for respect or, we can choose to suffer the consequences of not guarding our space.
It is important to create healthy boundaries so that we can live our lives safely. Without them we could easily find ourselves in abusive situations. This includes not only our physical space but the space within which we communicate. Communication is often the most common misinterpreted form of disrespect and it can happen in any situation.
In order to have our boundaries respected, there must be consequences if people violate them. It is critical that we follow through. If we do not, some people will repeatedly violate our space until we put a stop to it. If we want change, we must be willing to pay the price, even if we feel uncomfortable.
In the early stages it is likely to be uncomfortable, though as through practice, stating and enforcing our boundaries will become easier over time. The result is we will feel better and our lives will improve.
People will know that there are consequences for not respecting boundaries and will act accordingly.
Setting healthy boundaries is essential to create the life we want for ourselves. Boundaries are the barrier that protects us from others taking away our personal power. Over time, having good boundaries will foster better relationships, greater respect and more happiness between ourselves and others. We will become a role model to those around us and others will be able to learn from our example.


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WFTH (1590 AM) is a non-commercial radio station licensed to Richmond, Virginia, and serving the Greater Richmond Region.  WFTH is owned and operated by Stu-Comm, Inc.  It airs an adult album alternative radio format, simulcasting sister station WNRN in Charlottesville, Virginia.  WFTH is listener supported, with on-air fundraisers held throughout the year.

WFTH broadcasts in the daytime at 5,000 watts, using a non-directional antenna. The station decreases power to 24 watts at night to protect others on the same frequency. 1590 AM is a regional broadcast frequency.

Programming is also heard on FM translator station W203CB at 88.5 MHz, which has a power of 170 watts.

History
In December 1958, the station signed on as WEZL. The station was originally a daytimer, required to sign-off at sunset. In 1964, it was purchased by Richard S. Reynolds III and future Lieutenant Governor of Virginia J. Sargeant Reynolds. As WGOE, the station was first a top-40 outlet. It later became locally famous for airing a progressive rock format, which was typically the domain of FM radio, during the 1970s.

In 1982, the station was bought by the Willis Broadcasting Corporation.  Owner L.E. Willis Sr. changed the call sign to WFTH to represent the word "faith."  The format was switched to black gospel music and preaching shows.

In May 2016, the station was leased to Stu-Comm, Inc., owner of non-commercial FM 91.9 WNRN in Charlottesville, Virginia. WFTH was sold to Stu-Comm the next month. Stu-Comm's goal was to take advantage of the Federal Communications Commission's "AM revitalization" program, which allows owners of eligible AM stations to purchase and move in FM translators from up to 250 miles away. A facility was brought in from Harrisville, West Virginia, which is now on the air as W203CB. This translator replaces WNRN's previous signal in the area, W276BZ (103.1 FM), which broadcast at just 10 watts and drew listener complaints due to its poor coverage of the city.

Translator
In addition to the main station, WFTH is relayed by one FM translator to widen its broadcast area.

References

External links
 91-9 WNRN Online

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