GOOFY KIDS AT A KNIFE FIGHT….For some reason, I've read many stories over the years about the ruthless shenanigans of the College Republicans. I guess that's because with alumni like Karl Rove, Jack Abramoff, Lee Atwater, Ralph Reed, and Grover Norquist, they're just bound to have a lot of stories written about them.
A few weeks after the convention, I got in touch with the newly reelected president of College Democrats, Grant Woodard of Grinnell College. For his uncontested race, he said he raised $2,000 ? $198,000 less than Michael Davidson's estimated take. Unlike the College Republicans, Democratic students are not organized as an independent 527. They reside within the Democratic National Committee and exist largely to supply campaign volunteers. Woodard makes all his calls after 9 p.m., "when I get free cell phone minutes," he told me. His salary is $75,000 lower than the one Chairman Paul Gourley receives ? that is to say, nonexistent.
The contrast between the two organizations is remarkably vivid. When the liberal Center for American Progress sent a blogger to the CRNC convention, she returned horrified by what she'd witnessed and sentimental about the Democratic operation: "I much prefer our movement with blue jeans, diversity, goofy kids, birkenstocks and good beer (none of that busch light crap). We've definitely gotta step up the field based organizing, but let's make sure we're enjoying it. And each other." Considering their current losing streak, Democrats might want to spend more time contemplating the contrast between the two styles of political education. How often do Birkenstocks trod the road to victory? Can you really count on goofy kids in a knife fight?
Personally, I have a fondness for goofy kids, and I'd just as soon the College Democrats not produce alumni along the lines of Abramoff and Atwater. On the other hand, I would like them to produce alumni who go on to play significant roles in liberal politics. Do they?


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Q: Struts Form Submission URL When I submit a form, the action name appended to the URL (form method type is POST)
Example :
www.application/listclient; on a client list page, add a new client through a popup form.
The url changes to : www.application/listclient?action=addclient
I want the url to be the earlier one : www.application/listclient
Because, in case the form has any errors and I do not want to continue and then I refresh the page, it goes to "addclient" action, not "listclient".
I really thank, if some one shed some light on this.
Thanks.
Sri

A: On HTML5 compliant browser, you can use History PushState API:
<body>
    <script>
        history.pushState("","","http://www.foo.bar/application/listclient");
    </script>
    ...
</body>

The coverage is very wide, with few exceptions.
But before going for this, check carefully you are doing everything right in your project, because probably you are not.
You should also learn the Post/Redirect/Get pattern, that is useful to handle cases like your.

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PFR Home Page > Boxscores > Cincinnati Bengals at New York Jets - October 31st, 2021
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Expected Points Summary
Passing, Rushing, & Receiving
Kick/Punt Returns
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Cincinnati Bengals at New York Jets - October 31st, 2021
Coach: Robert Saleh
Coach: Zac Taylor
Start Time: 1:00pm
Stadium: MetLife Stadium
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Cincinnati Bengals 0 17 7 7 31
New York Jets 7 7 3 17 34
Scoring Table
NYJ
8:38 Jets Michael Carter 8 yard rush (Matt Ammendola kick) 0 7
14:57 Bengals Joe Mixon 1 yard rush (Evan McPherson kick) 7 7
3:21 Bengals Ja'Marr Chase 2 yard pass from Joe Burrow (Evan McPherson kick) 14 7
1:51 Bengals Evan McPherson 21 yard field goal 17 7
0:15 Jets Braxton Berrios 8 yard pass from Mike White (Matt Ammendola kick) 17 14
5:17 Jets Matt Ammendola 24 yard field goal 17 17
3:11 Bengals Joe Mixon 8 yard pass from Joe Burrow (Evan McPherson kick) 24 17
12:28 Jets Matt Ammendola 24 yard field goal 24 20
7:29 Bengals Tyler Boyd 10 yard pass from Joe Burrow (Evan McPherson kick) 31 20
4:36 Jets Ty Johnson 19 yard pass from Mike White (pass failed) 31 26
3:45 Jets Tyler Kroft 13 yard pass from Mike White (two point pass successful) 31 34
Passing, Rushing, & Receiving Table
Joe Burrow
CIN 21 34 259 3 1 3 28 54 102.5 1 -1 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
CIN 1 1 46 0 0 0 0 46 118.7 0 0 0 0 8 5 69 1 21 0 0
Joe Mixon
CIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 33 1 8 5 4 58 1 46 0 0
CIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 9 0 9 9 3 32 1 21 0 0
C.J. Uzomah
Samaje Perine
NYJ 37 45 405 3 2 2 8 26 107.9 5 -1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NYJ 2 4 17 0 0 0 0 9 61.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NYJ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 77 1 18 14 9 95 0 23 0 0
Ty Johnson
NYJ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 15 0 8 6 5 71 1 19 0 0
Elijah Moore
NYJ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 4 6 6 67 0 24 0 0
La'Mical Perine
NYJ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Jamison Crowder
Denzel Mims
Keelan Cole
Tyler Kroft
Braxton Berrios
NYJ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 13 1 8 0 0
Ryan Griffin
NYJ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 -1 0 -1 1 1 10 0 10 0 0
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Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum Insider's Look
"Circa 75" Stereo Console, 1967
Electrohome Limited, Deilcraft Division
65 cm high x 91 cm diameter
Electrohome Limited has a long history of innovation in the City of Kitchener. Arthur Pollock founded the company (1907) under the name 'Pollock Manufacturing' to manufacture phonographs. Renamed Dominion Electrohome Industries Limited in 1933, the firm manufactured small appliances, radios, and electric motors. In 1937, the furniture division 'Deilcraft' (from the first four letters of the company's name) was introduced, manufacturing dining room and bedroom sets in addition to radio cabinets. It quickly grew to become one of Canada's largest cabinet plants.
This particular console is a combination radio-turntable-intercom-television-telephone prototype, called the "Circa 75". For 1967, this unit was ahead of its time, although it ultimately did not go into production. Connected to a control chair, the console allowed the user to do everything: answer the door, order groceries via video phone, listen to music wired throughout the house, and speak via intercom.
This console exemplifies innovation in technology, for which Waterloo Region is renowned. Remarkably, local inventors were at the forefront of technological advances that have inspired ones we know today, in Canada's centennial year.
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10 Huron Rd., Kitchener, ON, N2P 2R7
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When you come from a large family, it's almost impossible to have a small, intimate get together. So I usually try to host a few "girls' nights in" a year where just us ladies can get together and chat, and be loud, and indulge in some yummy "girl" food. So when Wayfair asked how I spend my nights in, I thought capturing an evening at home with my girls would be a perfect way to share.
My mom's birthday was this past weekend and since we all live a considerable ways apart, I invited my sister and my mom over for a special, small celebration. When entertaining, I'm really into neutral items even in my serveware, so I like to use nice, white dishes along with wooden platters. I was able to find some really nice options from Wayfair to serve up an easy and delicious buffet.
Olive and Vermont cheddar loaf accompanied by garlic Parmesan olive oil and an olive feta salad in oil.
(Most of the items were store bought premade, keeping this evening low key and stress free!
Wooden trays and tiered stands, along with an assortment of white porcelain bowls and platters, create a cohesive look that puts the emphasis on the food.
Lyman 3 Piece Porcelain Serving Bowl Set: this set is a serveware essential; perfect for salads, chips and even for pastas and sides!
We love listening to old school 80's and 90's R&B, and sometimes even turn it into a dance party!
Years ago, we came up with a fun dance game on a whim. Have you ever heard of the alphabet game where you start with the letter "A" and name an animal with the letter "A", then the next person has to repeat what you said, and add on with the next letter, "B"? Well the game continues on as a basic memory game until you get to the end. If someone messes up, then they are out of the game.
Well my dance game is similar. One person begins with a a dance move, then the next person does the first persons dance move, and then adds another dance move. Then the third person goes and demonstrates the first and second persons dance move respectively, then adds a third dance move. It goes on and on until the last person is standing. It's a fun and silly way to work off all of the goodies we've been eating. And I tell you you will laugh your butts off!
How do YOU spend your girls' nights in?


Has anybody seen a ghost? Matter of fact, yes, they have! At this very moment, hundreds of ghosts are making their way to the infamous spook central. Only you can save the world from a disaster of biblical proportions. To do this you must make it to the top of the Temple of Zool. You can only do this when you have killed a large number of ghosts, made more money than you started with, and survived the dangers of the streets. So go out and show 'em how you do it downtown!


1st Net Real Estate Services, Inc. was formed in 2003 by Mike Walter after he had worked for 10 (since 1993) years in the property tax industry at another company. Dan George was a colleague of Mike's at the predecessor company and joined Mike at 1st Net Real Estate Services, Inc. a few weeks later. As business partners, they have significantly grown the company by providing aggressive value reduction strategies to their several hundred clients.
Mike has been in the property tax consulting industry since 1993. His practice encompasses review and analysis of all property types to determine if the assessed value is too high and then uses thorough preparation and compilation of valuations using standard appraisal practice methods for properties that should be appealed. He has developed a specialty with institutional multi-family properties and also with luxury homes of high distinction.
Mike has been involved in hundreds of county and state level appellate hearings. The result of which is that approximately 93% have produced some level of value reduction and eventual tax savings. Mike has been seated as an expert witness.
Mike has been a licensed Registered Appraiser, and is a licensed Broker Associate, in the State of Colorado. Mike attended the University of Denver, majoring in finance and real estate. He has also taken a full range of classes offered by the Colorado Division of Property Taxation as well as a host of other real estate valuation classes.
Dan began his involvement in the property tax industry in 1989. At that time he applied his skill as a salesman for a tax consulting firm, meeting individually with commercial property owners and determining the individual property owner's need for a Tax Appeal. After successfully building a following of satisfied clients, Dan went on to develop a great deal of expertise in the valuation of numerous types of properties and has prepared hundreds of consulting assignments advocating fairness in value for the taxpayers.
Dan is responsible for analyzing market data which is collected from the surrounding market areas in which 1st Net Real Estate Services, Inc. is providing our services to our clients, in addition to collecting and analyzing information provided by the client. Once the information has been analyzed, Dan is responsible for negotiations for settlement of property tax matters with county officials in all states in which 1st Net practices.
Dan is a Registered Appraiser and a licensed Employing Broker in the State of Colorado. Dan has attended GCJC in Kansas and Red Rocks Community College. He has taken numerous Appraisal Institute classes, Kaplan continuing real estate education and classes offered by the Colorado Division of Property Taxation.
Jennifer started at 1st Net Real Estate Services, Inc. on a part-time basis in January 2004 as a transaction researcher and data analyst after a 5 year career in banking. In 2015 she recieved her bachelor's degree. Jennifer is responsible for receivables, payables, payroll, cash management and P & L and Balance Sheet reporting.
Amanda has worked for 1st Net Real Estate Services, Inc. has been with the firm since October of 2018. Meleny currently assists Dan and Mike as a transaction researcher and data analyst. Meleny is a candidate to become an Appraiser.
"When it came time to have a consultant assist us with our property evaluations and tax protests, Mike Walter with 1st Net Real Estate Services, Inc. was the only person on our list. Mike and his colleagues are as knowledgeable and professional as anyone that I have experienced in the business and I wouldn't trust anyone else with our properties. Over the years, 1st Net Real Estate Services, Inc. has saved us literally tens of thousands of dollars in property taxes and we will continue to retain 1st Net Real Estate Services, Inc. well into the future."


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Kalarupa, ou Dharmaraja, est une des nombreuses déités tantriques du bouddhisme tibétain. C'est une manifestation couroucée de Manjushri ou Yamantaka.

Etablie protecteur du Dharma par Tsongkhapa, on peut retrouver son effigie sur le Tangka de Tsongkhapa où il est représenté terrassant un taureau noir.

Divinité du bouddhisme tibétain

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Printmaking is always fun with any age group. As older children grow increasingly critical of their drawing abilities they sometimes get frustrated and often end up reluctant to engage in art activities. Foolproof and playful art activities can be a great way to help older children develop confidence and grow more accurate drawings skills. In this mountain printmaking project they can attain the realistic look they so much desire without major frustration or disappointment! You can make wall prints and calendars from your prints or offer this printmaking project as part of an artful outdoor exploration week, with or without tracing. Make sure to check out our other playful printmaking projects here and here.
Tape a piece of transparency paper on top of your chosen picture and start tracing the lines. Avoid drawing very small details that might disappear when printing. Feel free to look under the paper in case you can't see all the details or invent your own lines to the existing one's. The lines you are drawing will show up white when printing, everything else will be black.
To frame your art tape a border around your paper. Use a paintbrush to evenly wet your paper with water.
Give your paper a watercolor wash and experiment with beautiful wet on wet techniques. Introduce the concept of a gradient wash and how to add small amounts of color so the pigments feather and mix. In case you're unfamiliar with watercolors here's some good essential watercolor techniques. To make liquid watercolors, mix some water with just a few drops of liquid watercolors until you like the hue and intensity of the color and add a thick paintbrush to each glass. Tell the children to use one color at a time and ask them to put the paintbrush back in it's glass which keeps the colors clean and vibrant (we actually used our new sets of Prima watercolors but liquid watercolors create a more even design and are less complicated to use). Allow for the papers to dry while you transfer your design.
Tape your drawing onto either side of the Scratch Foam and retrace your drawing using a dull pencil, pressing down rather hard. The lines you are carving will show up white when printing, everything else will remain raised and will show up black. When done, remove the tape and tracing paper.
Remove the drawing and retrace it once more directly on the Scratch Foam, creating deep grooves. Point out where children have to trace the lines once more to make them deeper so they will show up in their prints.
Squeeze a small amount of paint onto a tray or plate and roll it back and forth using your brayer. Once your brayer is evenly coated with paint, roll it over the Scratch Foam. When working with a large group of children I usually show the printmaking process first and set out papers and a few trays of paint with brayers for printing.
Position your Scratch Foam over a piece of paper and press down firmly to print. Gently rub over the foam with your fingers (or another, clean brayer) to transfer your design onto the paper. You can also position your paper over the foam, press down and rub over it to print. Pull up the paper to reveal your print.
Before printing on your watercolor papers wash the Scratch Foam, dab it dry with a kitchen paper towel and cut off the top section of sky for the watercolors to show.
Print and repeat as often as you like (or until you run out of colored paper).


Hamm's attorney has called the botched execution "torture."
Execution officials punctured death row inmate Doyle Lee Hamm's lower legs and groin at least 11 times in an attempt to find a usable vein for lethal injection before the Alabama Department of Corrections called off a Feb. 22 execution attempt.
Hamm's legal team on Monday filed a doctor's report with the U.S. District Court which states the execution attempt was so painful the inmate wanted to "get it over with" instead of enduring more needle punctures.
Dr. Mark Heath, a New York-Presbyterian/Columbia Hospital doctor retained by Harcourt, examined Hamm three days after the botched execution. Heath reports Hamm has infected lymph nodes in his right groin and is at risk for post-traumatic stress disorder.
"This went beyond ghoulish justice and cruel and unusual punishment," wrote Hamm's attorney Bernard Harcourt in a Columbia Law School blog post. "It was torture."
The Montgomery Advertiser requested an interview with Alabama Corrections Commissioner Jeff Dunn following the filing of the report.
"The Alabama Department of Corrections disagrees with the attorney's claim," ALDOC spokesman Bob Horton wrote in an emailed statement.
Hamm told Heath a man in the execution chamber called off the attempt after he began to bleed from his groin.
Hamm was convicted of killing Cullman motel clerk Patrick Cunningham in 1987 during the course of a robbery.
His legal team had previously argued in court his veins were too damaged to access due to past drug use and treatment for lymphatic cancer. The Associated Press in February reported that the Alabama prison officials were confident that Hamm had "usable veins" below his knees.
After the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the execution could proceed around 9 p.m. on Feb. 22, Hamm said two men worked simultaneously to connect an IV line to his lower extremities. He estimated the two worked for about a half hour. Photos included in the court document show significant bruising in the feet and ankle area.
After five attempts in his lower legs, Hamm said a doctor moved to his right upper thigh and groin area. The report states there is some overlap of approximately six puncture wounds there, making it "difficult to determine" an exact number of separate puncture wounds. No attempts were made to access veins in Hamm's left groin area.
Hamm told Heath that after each skin penetration, he felt "multiple probing advances and withdrawals" of the needle.
"The doctor requested a new needle several times. During this time Mr. Hamm began to hope that the doctor would succeed in obtaining IV access so that Mr. Hamm could "get it over with" because he preferred to die rather than to continue to experience the ongoing severe pain," Heath wrote in the report.
"At one point a large amount of blood began to accumulate in the region of Mr. Hamm's groin. The blood soaked a pad or drape, and another one was applied. A man who had been watching from the foot of the gurney and talking on a cellphone began frowning," the report states. "This man left the room several times, each time returning after a few minutes. The final time this man entered the room he stated that the execution was over."
After the attempt was called off, Hamm was unable to support his own weight and correctional officers had to carry him back to a holding cell, the report states.
Dunn told the Associated Press the prison system stopped the execution around 11:30 p.m. after medical staff said they did not think they could obtain "the appropriate venous access" before midnight, when the legal death warrant expired.
"It was a time issue," Dunn said. "I wouldn't necessarily characterize what we had tonight as a problem. ... The only indication I have is that in their medical judgment it was more of a time issue given the late hour."
After Hamm's execution was called off, Harcourt told the AP the state should be "ashamed."


The Garden Centre Group just announced that they took over the Garden & Leisure Group from Louis Delhaize, owner of Truffaut, the largest garden centre chain in France.
The takeover includes seven sites at very good locations. The Garden Centre Group now owns 139 stores altogether and strengthened its leading position on the garden centre market. Kevin Bradshaw, Chief Executive of The Garden Centre Group said about the acquisition: "Adding these unique, destination stores to our group represents a major milestone in our ambitious growth plans and the seven centres, in strong catchment areas, complement our existing estate well." The locations at Barnett Hill, Endsleigh, Cadbury, Huntingdon, Gardenlands, Melbicks and Percy Thrower's will be made into flagship stores.


Is Beaten-Up Car With a Rap Sheet Worth Saving?
My 2007 Silverado was stolen and used in some robberies. I was in Ohio, and upon learning that the police were looking for me, I contacted them and found out that my truck had been stolen and now has a rap sheet! My camper shell was removed and the mud flaps cut off. They must have done some rough riding in the truck, as it is now slightly twisted. The insurance company says the frame is cracked, and they want to total the truck. I have taken it to my mechanic, and he put it up on the lift and had three mechanics looking under it, and none of them found a crack.
But my mechanic says other things could pop up later. The outside of the truck has minimal damage; most damage is internal. My question to you is: Should I take the dismantle fee ($3,400) for the truck and use that to fix the internal stuff, or just take the total loss and find a newer-model vehicle? The truck was well-maintained before this happened, and got great mileage on the freeway, and I travel a lot. Oh wise one, I need a voice of reason.
I can't give you a definitive answer, but I think the biggest question mark is the frame. Rather than ask your regular mechanic if the frame is cracked, take the car to a collision shop that does frame and alignment work, and ask those guys to evaluate it. You even can ask your insurance company which shop it used for its appraisal, and ask that shop to show you the crack.
If the frame really is cracked or bent, I'd be tempted to take the money and let the truck go. If the frame can't be straightened out, you'll never be able to align the truck properly, and you'll end up joining the Tire-of-the-Month Club. Not to mention the stiff neck you'll get from always having to look over your shoulder as the truck drives sideways.
So, you want someone with some real expertise in frames to give you a professional opinion on that -- not the guys who do oil changes and brake jobs. The frame is the make-or-break issue.
If the insurance company is wrong, and the frame turns out to be OK, then you can take your chances if you want to. It sure sounds like they beat the heck out of the truck, so your mechanic is right that it's possible more damage will crop up.
But on the other hand, you'll also be getting a bunch of brand-new parts -- plus a great story to tell. I mean, who else's truck has its own mug shot? That's cool.


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Q: Download from BitBucket - Authorization failed I would like to download an older version of my project from bitbucket to my ubuntu server.
I am typing the following command
sudo wget https://bitbucket.org/owner/projectname/get/versionId.tar.gz

but I am getting the message
401 UNAUTHORIZED - Authentication failed

What else should I do? Thank you.

A: Use wget --user=username --ask-password url to authenticate.
Don't use the --password option because that will leave your password in plain text in the history.
You can avoid having to enter the username and password by adding
user=username
password=password

to ~/.wgetrc or /etc/wgetrc.
(I recognize this is almost the same answer as Chris gave, but feel the security issue with --password is big enough to warrant it, and adding that and the wgetrc bit as a comment would be a bit much and be hidden behind a more comments link at the bottom.)

A: If your project is private, you'll need to authenticate.
The --user and --password options to wget are normally used for HTTP and FTP authentication, and can be used to download private releases from BitBucket:
wget --user=username --password=password
    https://bitbucket.org/owner/projectname/get/versionId.tar.gz

If your user or password includes characters that your shell might treat specially like &, !, " or ' you'll need to wrap the argument in quotes. For example, a password of salt&pepper would have to be used like ... --password='salt&pepper' ....
From man wget:
--user=user
--password=password
    Specify the username user and password password for both FTP and
    HTTP file retrieval.  These parameters can be overridden using the
    --ftp-user and --ftp-password options for FTP connections and the
    --http-user and --http-password options for HTTP connections.


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Many of you may know Julz Goodard aka YesJulz as a social media influencer, party promoter/planner with her annual 1am Vibes parties across the country, and as a manager for some of the hottest upcoming artist in the game such as latest G.O.O.D Music signee, 070 Shake. Now, this jack of all trades is taking her talents to the booth with her debut single,"Goin Crazy" featuring Blocboy JB. When I first heard about the single on Julz's Instagram account, I was immediately expecting to hear Julz spit some bars as a lot of social media influencers try to do when first starting out. But, to my surprise, Julz was delivering some vocals that were reminiscent of summertime early 2000s R&B featuring some of your favorite rappers.
YesJulz took to her Instagram account today to discuss her motivation for the track as well offering an inspirational message titled around going for your dreams and attacking all of your goals.


Arrived late Sunday, bought some cement Monday to fix potholes. Yesterday we headed off to Baza and beyond so Maureen could get her share of plants and a new olive tree, calling in at the Chinese junk store in town for a new sunshade for the beach and a nice sandwich at Sevillanos (opposite Lidl and one street behind the main street) before heading off home to do a spot of maintenance painting and decorating.
Sat next to 3 young women who we guessed were not academics as their entire conversation was based on discussing how much alcohol they'd sunk, punctuated with the odd "and I was like, wow".
Picked up a new test meter as the old one had succumbed to software rot and refused to display anything other than 1.1volts regardless. I'm testing some solar cells and power units I brought over (a super capacitor and a lithium button cell) to see how well they charge under Spanish sunshine! Also picked up some material to improve the pergola (sun blasts in the side in the mornings).
Huescar market tomorrow – no doubt we'll bump into friends.


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Біографія

«Спарта»
Кар'єру рохпочав в празькій «Спарті» у 1998 році. Зі «Спартою» він тричі ставав чемпіоном Чехії і став наймолодшим володарем титулу Найкращий гравець року в Чехії. Він з'явився в Спарті у віці 8 років, перейшовши з «ČKD Kompresory Praha» ставши «додатком» до брата. «Спарта» була дуже зацікавлена в його старшому браті — Іржі Росицькому, у той час одного з найперспективніших гравців колишньої Чехословаччини, проте батько гравців заявив, що вони отримають Іржі тільки в тому випадку, якщо підпишуть і Томаша.

«Боруссія»
У 2001 Росицький перейшов у дортмундську «Боруссію» і допоміг своїй новій команді стати чемпіоном у 2002 році, а також дійшов з дортмундцями до фіналу кубка УЄФА, у якому «Боруссія» програла «Феєнорду» 2-3. Його майстерність і відмінна форма дозволили Боруссії в сезоні 2004-05 уникнути вильоту з Бундесліги.

Клас і репутація Томаша за час його перебування в Дортмунді відчутно зросли, але в останні роки клуб зазнавав серйозні фінансові проблеми, що не дозволило «Боруссії» утримати чеха, незважаючи на ту роль, яку він грав в команді. У пресі поширювалися чутки про його швидкий перехід у мадридський «Реал» або «Атлетіко», «Тоттенхем Хотспур», «Челсі» або «Арсенал». Росицький досяг з «Боруссією» угоди про те, що після сезону 2005-06 він піде, а поява в команді південноафриканця Стівена Пінаара зробило його відхід з дортмундського клубу менш болючим.

«Арсенал»
23 травня 2006 року Росицький підписав довгостроковий контракт з лондонським «Арсеналом». Сума трансферу не розголошувалася, але за чутками, лондонці віддали за чеха близько 6,8 мільйонів фунтів. У новому клубі Росицький отримав футболку з номером 7, що дісталася йому француза Робера Піреса, який залишив клуб.

8 серпня 2006 року відбувся дебют Томаша у футболці «Арсеналу». Це був перший матч третього кваліфікаційного раунду Ліги Чемпіонів проти «Динамо» з Загреба. Росіцкі вийшов на лівий фланг півзахисту. 13 вересня чех забив свій перший гол за «Арсенал» гарматним ударом з 27 метрів у гостьовому матчі Ліги Чемпіонів проти «Гамбурга».

«Спарта»
30 серпня 2016 року Росицький оголосив про своє повернення до Праги. Дебютувати вдруге за рідну команду йому вдалось 10 вересня 2016 року у матчі проти «Млади Болеслав».

20 грудня 2017 року Томаш оголосив про завершення професійної кар'єри

Міжнародна кар'єра
Дебют Росицького в національній збірній відбувся в 2000 році, коли він у віці 19 років зіграв у матчі проти збірної Ірландії. Він брав участь разом із збірною на Євро-2000 і Євро-2004, а також допоміг команді потрапити у фінальну частину Чемпіонату світу 2006 в Німеччині. Саме він забив переможний м'яч у другому матчі плей-оф проти збірної Норвегії, що дозволило чехам пройти у фінальну стадію. У фінальній частині Росицький забив за національну команду два м'ячі у першому матчі турніру проти збірної США, який відбусвся 12 червня 2006 року і завершився перемогою чехів 3-0.

На початку сезону 2006-07 Росицький став капітаном національної збірної Чехії, змінивши на цій посаді Павела Недведа, який завершив виступи у збірній.

Ігрова статистика

Досягнення

Клуб

«Спарта» (Прага)
 Чемпіон Чехії: 1998-99, 1999–2000, 2000-01

«Боруссія» (Дортмунд)
 Чемпіон Німеччини: 2001-02
 Фіналіст Кубка УЄФА: 2001-02

«Арсенал» (Лондон)
 Володар Кубка Англії з футболу: 2014, 2015
 Володар Суперкубка Англії з футболу: 2014, 2015
 Переможець Amsterdam Tournament: 2007, 2008
 Володар Emirates Cup: 2007, 2009, 2010
 Фіналіст кубка англійської ліги: 2007, 2011

Збірна
 Бронзовий призер чемпіонату Європи: 2004

Індивідуальні
 Талант року в Чехії: 1999
 Футболіст року в Чехії: 2001, 2002, 2006
 Володар чеського «Золотого м'ячу»: 2002

Примітки

Посилання

 Офіційний сайт футболіста
 Профіль на офіційному сайті «Арсенала»

 "Для травми йому достатньо привітатися", або Гра через біль Маленького Моцарта

Уродженці Праги
Чеські футболісти
Гравці молодіжної збірної Чехії з футболу
Гравці збірної Чехії з футболу
Футболісти «Спарти» (Прага)
Футболісти «Боруссії» (Дортмунд)
Футболісти «Арсенала» (Лондон)
Гравці чемпіонату Європи з футболу 2000
Гравці чемпіонату Європи з футболу 2004
Гравці чемпіонату світу з футболу 2006
Футболісти, які зіграли 100 і більше матчів за збірну


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The Boot's Weekly Picks: Leyla McCalla, Shovels & Rope + More
Lorie Liebig
Lorie Liebig Published: January 12, 2022
Noe Cugny
Every week, The Boot highlights recent favorites from country, Americana and everything in between. In every list, you'll find picks from our contributing team that we think you'll love. Keep reading to check out the latest installment of The Boot's Weekly Picks.
"Fort Dimanche"
Having broke ground with the Carolina Chocolate Drops and released her own masterful The Capitalist Blues, Leyla McCalla is no stranger to tackling controversial, historical topics. While researching Radio Haiti, the nation's first Kreyol-language news station, McCalla was captivated by reports about Fort Dimanche, which was the political prison under the murderous Duvalier regime. The song intersperses archival clips with phrases that stood out to McCalla from the archives. -- Rachel Cholst
The Cactus Blossoms ft. Jenny Lewis
"Everybody"
Ahead of their Feb. 11 album One Day, talented duo The Cactus Blossoms have released a new single with former tour mate and indie rock icon Jenny Lewis. "Everybody" is a bittersweet anthem for those wading through challenging times, just trying to get by. Their harmonies blend perfectly, creating a soundscape that wraps around you like a warm, comforting blanket. -- Lorie Liebig
"Rock and Roll Doctor"
On Feb. 25, The Band of Heathens celebrate the release of of Remote Transmissions, Vol. 1, a collection of cover songs that will be their first full-length effort since 2020's Stranger. The first taste fans get of the new record is a faithful, modern take on Little Feat's '74 track, "Rock and Roll Doctor," and they get a little help from fellow Austin rockers White Denim. As you can tell, when these two bands come together to honor Little Feat, they create rock and roll magic. -- Chuck Armstrong
Sara Gougeon
"Frosted Soil Sun"
Sara Gougeon, organizer of Queerfolk Fest, makes her Nashville debut with this ethereal single. She wrote the song while going through a breakup -- one where her partner convinced her to stay. "Frosted Soil Sun" intricately layers those feelings of regret, sadness, resolve, and love into a poignant swirl of textures. -- Rachel Cholst
Shovels & Rope
"The Human Race"
On the latest cut from their Feb. 18 album Manticore, Shovels & Rope take a moment to reflect on the strange, mysterious chaos of everyday life. Through the lyrical use of psychedelic-tinged imagery, the duo try and untangle the complicated and sometimes overwhelming moments of existentialism we all eventually face in life. -- Lorie Liebig
Curse of Lono
"Ursula Andress"
We dare you not to tap your foot along to Curse of Lono's sleek "Ursula Andress." The dreamy beat recounts a bender with '90s power-pop confidence and the shimmery twang of 2000s folk pop. Lono wrote the song as an act of contrition towards his son, who cannot enjoy such nights out in the midst of the pandemic. -- Rachel Cholst
Ryan Culwell
"Wild Sometimes"
The latest single from his upcoming record Run Like a Bull, Ryan Culwell showcases his impeccable ability to transform small slice of life stories into something that aims right at your emotions. "Wild Sometimes" recalls a sweet coming of age moment that will bring you back to the awkward innocence of youth. -- Lorie Liebig
Colin Southfield & The Mushroom Country Band
"The House"
Colin Southfield & The Mushroom Country Band may have formed in 2020, but they feel like they've been playing together forever. The song recalls Colin's boyhood explorations of an abandoned house, but the band turns this misadventure into a poignant -- and super fun -- ode to youthful wonder lost. -- Rachel Cholst
"Circles Around This Town"
Almost three years after the release of her award-winning record Girl, Maren Morris returns with her autobiographical single "Circles Around This Town." The upbeat, insanely infectious track reflects on the winding road that led her to success. With a sound that's reminiscent of her early singles "80s Mercedes" and "My Church" ("Circles Around This Town" includes a lyrical nod to both of these tracks), the track acts an exciting teaser of more new music expected to come in 2022. -- Lorie Liebig
Carson McHone
"Still Life"
Carson McHone, who was named one of The Boot's 2019 Artists to Watch, is set to release her new album Still Life on Feb. 25. The record's title track, which was recorded with Daniel Romano, supplies a groovy mesh of fuzzy indie rock and Americana. The track eventually builds to a defiant, pulsating peak that is sure to up your adrenaline and push you to keep moving forward. -- Lorie Liebig
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Must-Visit Museums in Thessaloniki, Greece
Explore inside the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki | © Anton Ivanov / Alamy Stock Photo
Kim Gregory
There's an incredibly rich culture and history just waiting to be discovered in Thessaloniki. From archeological marvels and fascinating histories of communities old and new, to exciting modern art and cinematography, there's so much to see you'll definitely need a gyros or two along the way.
As cool on the outside as on the inside, Thessaloniki's MoMUS was founded in 1997 to celebrate the city's title as European Capital of Culture. It's filled with fascinating contemporary art by Greek and foreign artists, with collections and periodic exhibitions. One of its most famous is the renowned Costakis collection: over 1,000 pieces of Russian avant-garde work by luminaries such as Popova and Malevich. Entry is €4. Situated on Kolokotroni, you can spend a day marvelling then enjoy the famous nearby waterfront.
Kolokotroni 21, Thessaloniki, Greece
From the modern to the ancient, cross the road from MoMUS to find the impressive Archeological Museum. Some say it's the pride of the region, with exhibitions covering prehistoric man from 200,000BCE, the founding of settlements in Greece, Alexander the Great, and the Roman occupation. Its collection of golden Macedonian crowns and Roman statues are jaw-dropping. It's one of the largest museums in Greece and costs €8, so consider taking a day out to fully appreciate it.
6 Manoli Andronikou, Thessaloniki, 546 21, Greece
Thessaloniki is arguably one of the Greek cities most clearly influenced by Byzantine culture and architecture, so it's worth learning about this important period while you're there. The museum is packed with beautiful mosaics and paintings, as well as Byzantine religious icons that reflect Orthodox Christianity's prominent role in Greek culture, then and now. The museum is located in the same area as the ones above, and it's just €8 for a top history lesson to help you better understand the rest of the city.
2 Leoforos Stratou, Thessaloniki, 546 40, Greece
Folklife and Ethnological Museum of Macedonia and Thrace
Learn the Greek ways – modern and historical – at this Northern Greece cultural centre. The building itself is an old government house, grand and colourful. Inside you'll find collections of over 15,000 everyday Greek objects that span the ages, like musical instruments, weapons and tools. It features evidence of historical social and spiritual practices, and the permanent exhibition on traditional Greek clothing is our favourite. It's in the Eastern side of the city on Vasilissis Olgas Avenue and tickets are just €2.
1 Filippou Nikoglou, Thessaloniki, 546 42, Greece
Find out about the history and culture of Sephardic Jews in Thessaloniki, who brought much of their creative heritage to the city from the 15th century. Exhibits include artefacts, old photographs and an important section about the Holocaust. The museum, on Agiou Mina Street, is one of the few Jewish buildings to survive the city's 1917 great fire. It makes for a moving and thought-provoking experience, with tickets costing €5.
11 Agiou Mina, Thessaloniki, Greece
Kid Friendly, Family Friendly
In an old warehouse situated on the harbour you'll find one of the city's most unique museums. It was opened as part of the Capital of Culture developments, and today hosts film festivals. You'll find exhibitions on the early days of Greek cinema, the golden era of the 1960s, and you can learn how the first films were made. Some 2,000 pictures from the filming of Greek movies are displayed, as well as old cameras, projectors and hand painted posters. Standing near Aristotelous Square, entry costs €2.
Thessaloniki, 546 25, Greece
These recommendations were updated on July 7, 2020 to keep your travel plans fresh.


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I really feel much better now that I've reduced alcohol. Weight is also stable now around 75kg and not jumping all over the place. My calories today were all from liquid (water, kombucha, ginger beer, a regular beer, and a protein shake), with the exception of some tomato and avocado I had in the evening. I only did a short 8 mile run, but I felt great and the pace was good.
Calories were a bit low today but I just was not hungry at all for more. I could have forced some food down, but let's face it I could do with losing this kg and moving on to cakes!
Yeeeehaw – Ironman Texas preview – my big training day!
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The Towel Museum in Imabari Japan, Part 1
by Jeffrey Friedl Mon, April 11th, 2011 12:50am JST (8 years, 9 months ago)
Nikon D700 + Voigtländer 125mm f/2.5 — 1/320 sec, f/2.5, ISO 5000 — map & image data — nearby photos
Probably Not What You Think
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Nikon D700 + Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 @ 50 mm — 1/160 sec, f/9, ISO 200 — map & image data — nearby photos
Imposing and Stately
what could this building be?
Where would you go to find towel haiku and see these riveting presentations like "Magical Towels of the Pharaohs"? I know you're tempted to answer "The Towel Museum" in Imabari Japan, but alas, you'd be wrong. This post is a look at what you would find upon a visit to this oddly-specific destination, which we visited on the last day of our recent short trip to the city of Imabari, in Ehime Prefecture, Japan.
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 @ 50 mm — 1/8000 sec, f/1.4, ISO 200 — map & image data — nearby photos
"Towel Museum"
with Anthony playing coy
At The Bus Stop
Anthony being less coy
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 @ 50 mm — 1/320 sec, f/1.4, ISO 900 — map & image data — nearby photos
Just Inside the Entrance
According to the sign, the giraffe's name is apparently "Don't Climb On"
On the way to the museum proper, you are funneled through three floors of towel stores of various types...
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 24mm f/1.4 @ 24 mm — 1/320 sec, f/5.6, ISO 5600 — map & image data — nearby photos
Store #7 of 28
( I'm making up the numbers, but you get the drift )
You'd expect stores inside a "Museum" to be full of kitsch, but they were all really quite nice, with photogenic displays abounding...
Towels Shaped Like Baby Clothes
wall of color
Nikon D700 + Voigtländer 125mm f/2.5 — 1/320 sec, f/4, ISO 1400 — map & image data — nearby photos
Tasty-Looking Towels
Finally, just before entering the museum proper, you get to a room full of fun displays all made of towel-related "stuff" (cotton, etc.)...
Big Fun Stuff
made of towels
The Most Fun Since Sliced Bread
Nikon D700 + Voigtländer 125mm f/2.5 — 1/320 sec, f/2.5, ISO 500 — map & image data — nearby photos
Yup, I Like Popcorn
Upon entering the museum proper, you find yourself in a ridiculously long room that shows the towel-making process from start to finish...
Early Stages with Raw Cotton
Newly-Minted Thread
Towel Programmer?
Automatic Loom
The orange thread guides (essentially long thin tubes in which the thread travels without worry of getting tangled, I guess) are, of course, the answer to the More Challenging Imabari "What am I?" Quiz from the other day. When viewing the large size of the quiz photo, you can see smudges of dirt on the tubes that makes it apparent that they're not actually thread, so officially no one got the quiz correct, though guesses of "threads in a loom" were impressively close.
The image metadata includes a map location marked (in Japanese) as "Towel Museum" and "Ichihiro Ltd. Towel Factory", so that might have provided a clue.
Multi-Colored Thread Guides
You then double back through a room of equally impressive length, including a 40-meter long towel on one side...
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 24mm f/1.4 @ 24 mm — 1/60 sec, f/5.6, ISO 5000 — map & image data — nearby photos
Towel Museum 40-Meter-Long Towel
"woo-hoo!"
On the other side were various kid-friendly displays whose connection to towels was dubiously tangential, but fun is fun and we enjoyed it...
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 24mm f/1.4 @ 24 mm — 1/60 sec, f/13, ISO 1250 — map & image data — nearby photos
Relaxing With Towel Moomins
Moomin is a Scandinavian children's character dating from the 1940s and still mildly popular in Japan, though likely nowhere else more than the Towel Museum, which could well be confused for a Moomin Museum due to the immersive, saturated Moomin presences.
Then it was into a room with a wall of 1,800 large spools of thread...
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 24mm f/1.4 @ 24 mm — 1/60 sec, f/1.4, ISO 280 — map & image data — nearby photos
Wall of Thread
Nikon D700 + Voigtländer 125mm f/2.5 — 1/60 sec, f/2.5, ISO 1000 — map & image data — nearby photos
Somehow Begging To Be Touched
Then it was off to a series of room with towel-related art (art rendered in towels, art made from towels, and other such excitements)...
Back out at the third-floor shop just outside the Museum-proper entrance, Anthony was drawn to a big stuffed Moomin placed near the isle just for that effect, I'm sure...
Snuggly Moomin
I asked about the connection between Moomin and towels, since Moomin was everywhere in the stores and the museum. I thought that maybe the author had been from the area or something, but it turns out that Moomin is from Scandinavia, and that the Towel Museum is simply a Moomin licensee to the apparent exclusion of other characters that would seem well suited to the task (Snoopy, Hello Kitty, Miffy, Relax Kuma, etc).
Anyway, it was fun, but the story is not over yet....
Continued here...
April 5th, 2011 On The Road to Imabari
April 6th, 2011 More Challenging Imabari "What am I?" Quiz
April 12th, 2011 The Towel Museum in Imabari Japan, Part 2
April 15th, 2011 Revisiting the Road to Imabari: Stops #1 and #2
April 21st, 2011 Imabari Trip Day 2: Bridge Bicycle Ride Part 1
May 19th, 2011 Revisiting Imabari's Colorful Towel Museum
May 25th, 2011 Exploring a Glass of Dainty Flowers With the Voigtländer 125mm f/2.5
May 26th, 2011 One Last Towel-Museum "What am I?" Quiz
June 1st, 2011 While Crossing the Great Seto Bridge
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Fascinating record of the colorful towel museum. As usual your photo jaunts are a good guide to what is
going on in Japan at the present time. With so much destruction in the quake-tsunami zone, it is fun to
see something beautiful for a change. Thanks.
— comment by Father Mac on April 11th, 2011 at 1:05am JST (8 years, 9 months ago) — comment permalink
Very nice photos! Very good Foto equipment! And very interesting to see how yours now lives in Japan. It's not the same, as we see in the news. (Sorry my bad English) 😉
— comment by Ralph Gierling on April 16th, 2011 at 2:25am JST (8 years, 9 months ago) — comment permalink
Some nice composition and lines in this series.
— comment by Andrew on April 16th, 2011 at 2:43am JST (8 years, 9 months ago) — comment permalink
The "Relaxing with Towel Moomins" looks like brother and sister. Absolutely gorgeous.
— comment by Anne on September 26th, 2012 at 5:28pm JST (7 years, 4 months ago) — comment permalink


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Q: How to verify JWT id_token produced by MS Azure AD with C# and .net? I have seen the post with a similar title about Angular JS, but I have been searching for a C# / .net code sample of how to do this presumably common task.
I have found many articles talking about the fact that it must be done, but no straightforward "Here's how you validate an id_token returned from Azure B2C using C# and .net"
Is anyone aware of such a piece of code?

A: Validating an id_token is similar to the first step of validating an access token - your client should validate that the correct issuer has sent back the token and that it hasn't been tampered with. Because id_tokens are always a JWT, many libraries exist to validate these tokens - we recommend you use one of these rather than doing it yourself.
To manually validate the token, see the steps details in validating an access token. After validating the signature on the token, the following claims should be validated in the id_token (these may also be done by your token validation library):

*

*Timestamps: the iat, nbf, and exp timestamps should all fall before or after the current time, as appropriate.

*Audience: the aud claim should match the app ID for your application.

*Nonce: the nonce claim in the payload must match the nonce parameter passed into the /authorize endpoint during the initial request.

you can browse through this samples to find one in the language of your choice. For more information on how to explicitly validate a JWT token, see the manual JWT validation sample.
You can check this thread as well for additional reference:
Hope it helps.


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Infest Lockout
Shows including Saturday's D.O.A. farewell tour in question
By Chase Hoffberger, 6:47PM, Thu. Jan. 30, 2014
The Instagram photo that went viral
Waka Flocka Flame's performance at Infest tonight hangs in the balance after operators of the DIY venue found themselves locked out of the building on Fifth Street and Lavaca this afternoon.
A representative for Sharp's Locksmith confirmed that a request for a change of the locks was carried out this morning at 8am. That same representative said that the request came from Ironwood Realty, who, both by phone and in person, declined to comment on the lockout.
Ironwood Realty is a commercial real estate investment firm, which also doubles as property management in this case. One of Ironwood's two founders, Matthew Hooks, partners with Chuy's co-founder and Shady Grove principal Michael Young, and Lucky Lounge's William Muntz in Homy Gp, LLC. A music industry source with intimate knowledge of the property and its proprietors confirmed that Homy owns the building at 213 W. Fifth and had in fact been privy to communications stating that January's rent on the space had not been paid.
Two individuals who wouldn't identify themselves but looked like Infest heads Ben and Chelsea Riseman paced nervously outside the building Thursday afternoon and toyed repeatedly with their phones as onlookers – myself included – tried to figure out the fate of the venue. Upon arrival, I asked the two, flanked by a third, unidentified individual, if they knew anything about the shutdown.
"Dude, we don't have anything to say right now."
By then, the lockout sign that flew around the Internet earlier Thursday had already been removed. Fifteen minutes later, the third individual reappeared from inside the venue and opened the door. The two who looked like the Risemans got out of the woman's Chevy Equinox and walked inside.
Nearby, the secretary at Ironwood said, "Sorry, no comment" before I could even finish the word "Chronicle." Back at the venue, the three people who had been inside the club were packed in the Equinox tapping on their phones. They stayed there for 30 minutes while the foremost activity on the block was Faces keyboardist and lovable local Ian McLagan arriving for his weekly happy hour at Lucky Lounge and offering a hearty "How the fuck are ya?" to a friend.
Today adds to the Risemans' issues at the venue since taking over the space once occupied by Antone's last April. The club came under ire in July for hosting a truly disorganized Z-Ro concert, and a number of Austin's punk and hardcore community have complained of the venue stiffing them on payments. A recently added second Z-Ro show at the club became central to a Pay-to-Play scandal that's shaken the city's hip-hop community.
Tickets for tonight's Waka Flacka Flame show, which range in price from $25 to $1,000 – with bottle service offered to those who drop the stack – are still available. At 6:12pm, Ben Riseman responded to a text message inquiring about the status of tonight's show:
"I will let you know when I know," he wrote. "It isn't confirmed either way 100%."
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