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Title: African Domestic Church Beyond Religious Division
Subtitle: A Diocesan Example from Nigeria
Author(s): OBANADO, Gregory A.
Journal: Marriage, Families & Spirituality
DOI: 10.2143/INT.17.1.2126634
This article describes the African family, but also acknowledges that it is gradually changing due to social and economic exigencies of today. The paper looks in particular at the situation in the Afemai area of Nigeria where family solidarity goes beyond religious division. The diocese Auchi in Edo State in Midwestern Nigeria is presented as a place where despite of the increase in religious fundamentalism and fanaticism in other parts of Nigeria, peaceful coexistence between Christians and Muslims has continued to be maintained. Muslims are regarded as brothers and sisters of Christians, sharing common destiny and living the exigencies of daily live together as family. In this area religious violence has not been experienced. This is in sharp contrast with the situation in Northern Nigeria, where is it difficult for non-Muslims to live with Muslims. This paper considers the church as family. This idea of 'Church-as-family', already reiterated in the 2004 African Synod, suggests that the church could transpose the value of the family to a higher level to include non-Christians as members of the extended family of God. The author shows how this also includes inter-religious peace and harmony.


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TBT: Anastasia: The Mystery of Anna (1986)
By Kendra on November 2, 2017 in Throwback Thursday, Twentieth Century
Guys, the story of Anna Anderson, the woman who claimed to be the Grand Duchess Anastasia — murdered along with her family in the Russian Revolution — was pivotal in my pre-teen years. PIVOTAL. I can't remember if I saw the TV miniseries Anastasia: The Mystery of Anna (1986) first, or read the book that it's based on (The Riddle of Anna Anderson by Peter Kurth), but either way, I consumed them both over and over, hoping fervently that Anna Anderson WAS Anastasia. Because, who doesn't love a good princess mystery?
I actually rewatched part 1 of this miniseries a year or two ago and got distracted before watching part 2, but have waited to have the time to rewatch the whole thing before reviewing it, because I wanted to do it justice. And I'm so glad I did! What happened to high quality shlock like this? Come on, Hollywood. Bring back your made-for-TV, soapy, historical movies that actually have good budgets (and surprisingly great costumes), good acting, but also men with historically accurate yet unattractive mustaches and who say things like "I've wanted you for so long, but I had to let you come to me," and supporting actors like Susan Lucci. SUCH GOOD SHLOCK.
Anastasia: The Backstory
Grand Duchess Anastasia, 1914
Ok, so if you're unfamiliar: during the Russian Revolution, after abdicating the throne, Tsar Nicholas II, his wife Alexandra, and their five children were first sent to Siberia in order to keep them from counter-revolutionary forces. Then, all seven members of the family were executed in 1918. They were taken down to a basement, told to line up and wait, then guards came in and shot them all. The girls didn't die right away because they had hidden so much jewelry in their corsets, so the guards had to bayonet them. The bodies were dismembered, burned with acid, and then thrown down a well at another location and not recovered until 1991 (with two final bodies found in 2007).
After the revolution, there would then be multiple people who turned up claiming to be various members of the family who had magically survived, especially youngest daughter Anastasia.
However, DNA testing done in 2009 proves that all the bodies of the Romanov family were indeed found in the mass grave, and therefore confirmed that all the members of the royal family died in 1918.
Anna Anderson: The Backstory
Anna Anderson, 1920.
Anna Anderson turned up in Berlin in the early 1920s claiming to be Anastasia, and she was the best-known of the Romanov family pretenders. She entered into a legal battle with the remaining members of the family to prove her identity, but after a 40+ year trial, the court ruled it was inconclusive. She lived between Germany and the U.S., married an eccentric doctor in Charlottesville, VA, settled there late in life, and died in 1984.
A 1927 private investigator working on behalf of the Romanov family identified Anna as Franziska Schanzkowska, a Polish factory worker with a history of mental illness … and in 2009, DNA testing proved that to be true.
Anastasia: The TV Miniseries
Of course, back in 1986, none of this DNA stuff existed, so the miniseries takes the romantic and entertaining position that Anna WAS Anastasia. Amy Irving plays Anna, and she's sympathetic and convincing, and Irving's performance is really quite moving.
Olivia de Havilland plays the Dowager Empress Maria, Anastasia's grandmother, and she's quite regal but also crotchety in the best possible way. She won a Golden Globe and was nominated for an Emmy for this, by the way.
A very young Christian Bale, in his first ever role, plays Tsarevich Alexei:
And Rex Harrison as Evil Uncle Cyril, determined to keep Anna out of the family so he can be the head of the family/next tsar in the case of a counter-revolution!
On the other hand, you get:
A made-up romance with "Prince Erich," who has a historically accurate but oh-so-cheesy pencil mustache and is constantly cheering Anna along.
Oh Erich, hold me to your manly chest!
SUSAN LUCCI as "Darya" (Princess Xenia Georgievna)!
OMAR SHARIF as Tsar Nicholas II!
And a fabulous mishmash of accents! A Russian bolshevik guard has an American accent; Omar Sharif does his Egyptian accent; Susan Lucci is 100% American despite her character being originally Russian; and half the cast goes British, and the other half go American, irrespective of where they're supposed to be from.
Side note, I'm always mentally nitpicking languages in movies like this. The actors are speaking English, of course, but theoretically they're "really" speaking various other languages.
Anna refuses to speak Russian; half the movie is set in Germany, so then is she speaking German? And with a Russian accent? She can't remember how to read and has to relearn … but wouldn't she have originally learned to read in Russian? So then is she relearning how to read in Russian? Or German? Then she's off to America and has no problem talking to everyone there, so I guess she's fluent in English? I swear, I keep a running tally of this stuff while I'm watching things.
Okay, onto…
Costumes in Anastasia
The costumes were designed by Jane Robinson, who also designed Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill (1974), Brideshead Revisited (1981), and A Handful of Dust (1988) — and she won a well deserved Emmy for her work. Because shockingly, guys, the costumes in this are fabulous!
According to a Washington Post article ("Realistic Costumes and a Question of Royalty, Dec. 7, 1986), Irving had over 40 costume changes. The filmmakers wanted things to look realistic; Robinson said, "A designer can only be creative to a point when dealing with history and historic events. The styles of those times are well-documented, and we wanted a look of reality." The article goes on to talk about how Robinson used mostly white and pastels for Anna's wardrobe because as she said, she "wanted the colors to have a slightly dreamy quality to capture the feeling that this lost young woman is not always sure of her identity."
About half of the first episode focuses on the experience of the royal family from the beginning of the revolution until their execution, and those costumes are very nicely done. The other half and all of episode 2, are set in the 1920s. Okay, so the 1920s aren't my area of expertise, so I can't tell you if they got a hemline length wrong or whatever. But the costumes are beautiful and look totally appropriate to the 1920s, and actually, are my platonic ideal of what 1920s should be (daywear, anyway) with all the sheer white and ivory dresses.
Notice Dowager Empress Maria is sticking firmly with the 1910s fashion…
Love this dress fabric and the hat shape!
Sailor suit looks are one of my faves from this era.
In New York, her wardrobe gets more somber.
More sad NYC…
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Kendra has been a fixture in the online costuming world since the late 1990s. Her website, Démodé Couture, is one of the most well-known online resources for historical costumers. In the summer of 2014, she published a book on 18th-century wig and hair styling. Kendra is a librarian at a university, specializing in history and fashion. She's also an academic, with several articles on fashion history published in research journals.
Susan Pola Staples November 2nd, 2017
I am an Anastasia fan, but I really prefer the Ingrid Bergman, Yul Brynner, Helen Hayes 1957 movie. Ms Bergman won an Oscar, costumes were marvellous and it was based on Anna Anderson's Anastasia autobiography, I Am Anastasia.
And I can't wait for Matilda the biopic on Mathilde Kschessinkaya & Nicky to come out. Costumes are simply marvellous.
toranut97 November 2nd, 2017
I just recognized Jan Niklas as "Prince Erich" – he played the younger Peter the Great in the mini-series with Maximillian Schell! Small world and what fun to see this hunky prince again!
thestoryenthusiast November 2nd, 2017
How could I not know about this miniseries??!! I've long been obsessed with the last Romanov family and their tragic ending. I can't count how many books I've read on the subject. Thanks for bringing this film to my attention.
Kendra November 2nd, 2017
Yay! It's on Amazon Video…
Martina November 6th, 2017
I picked Alexandra as my confirmation name after reading "Nicholas and Alexandra" as a thirteen year old. Unfortunately, my family refused to call me Alex, as I wished.
Andrea November 2nd, 2017
I loved this mini series as a teenager and it sent me off down the rabbit hole of Russian history.
I can still remember clearly the scene where Anna tells Cyril about a conversation overheard between Cyril and the Tsar about Cyril's affair with a ballerina.
SarahV November 4th, 2017
Me too! the Romanovs are absolutely fascinating. The fact that Empress Elizabeth (Peter the Great's daughter) isn't more a historical household name is a crying shame.
Lady Hermina De Pagan November 2nd, 2017
I remember loving this miniseries when it was on. I was so confused why everyone did not believe Anna that she was the lost princess. In fact this mini series is one of the reasons I have an unnatural loathing of Rex Harrison, well that and his involvement in Carol Landis suicide.
LadySlippers November 3rd, 2017
I do remember this mini-series, albeit vaguely. I had already started my love affair with English history (that started at 11) and this helped widen my scope by quite a lot. Ahhhh memories…
Allison November 3rd, 2017
Coincidentally, I was listening to the soundtrack of the Anastasia musical while reading this. It's interesting to see how screenwriters adapted Anderson's story to make it more interesting for the viewing public, like giving her a love interest. The costumes in this are very pretty to look at, with some nice 20s silhouettes. That is some major 80s hair on Nicholas's daughters, though!
A really good recent book on Anderson is The Resurrection of the Romanovs by Greg King and Penny Wilson.
MrsC (Maryanne) November 3rd, 2017
It's the 80s hair that gets me, but of course as drop waisted cotton heirloom work frocks and permed, dull hair were en vogue in 1986, it's pretty much a moment of serendipity!
sgac November 4th, 2017
The Romanov girls would have been fluent in French (spoken by the aristocracy in preference to Russian) and English (because English nannies were in fashion). They would have been educated in those languages as much as Russian. Royalty in those times were very multi-lingual.
woostersauce2014 November 9th, 2017
I remember watching this many years ago after seeing "Nicholas and Alexandra" and despite the cheesiness and the accents mismash, there was a lot of good acting here. Amy Irving was superb as Anastasia/Anna Anderson, she does convey well a woman who is very unsure of who she is and how she copes with struggling to find her own identity. I would recommend Robert Massie's The Romanovs: The Final Chapter which gives an excellent account of the life of Anna Anderson and the first round of DNA testing that did prove beyond reasonable doubt that Anna Anderson was not Anastasia.
And as for the life of the Grand Duchess Anastasia I would recommend Helen Rappaport's Four Sisters (The Romanov Sisters in the US) for the life and times of Anastasia and her sisters.
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Cervélo is the world's largest manufacturer of time trial and triathlon bikes. The newest Ultralight Frames from Project California weigh as little as 1.5 lbs (700g, 54cm frame). So, if you take your Cervélo to your grocer to buy a half gallon of milk, it will weigh more than your bike! Although at USD $9,600 (€8000) it's unlikely you'll be riding it to the corner store. You might want to keep it stored in bubble wrap instead or locked up at home. You'd have to be a little crazy to spend this much on a bike unless of course you're a Tour de France competitor or have money to burn. And that's ultimately who the Cervélo bikes are for.
Cervélo bikes are all about performance. And what aids them in improving their bikes is their professional cycling team, Cervélo TestTeam. The team is supposed to be available to help with development, and company co-founder, Gérard Vroomen, spends half his time with them and half in the office. When testing is going on with the team he brings the information back direct to the Toronto engineers who both design and manufacture the products. This sort of multi-tasking means everything is controlled by Cervélo and helps promote efficiency and excellence.
Cervélo uses CAD (computational fluid dynamics) to aid their designs. They also take their products to the San Diego Air and Space Technology Center in California for wind tunnel testing. Cervélo are considered the industry leader in strength and stiffness of their frames.
Carlos Sastre is part of the Cervélo TestTeam and won the 2008 Tour de France on a SLC-SL and R3-SL frameset. At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, 40 athletes rode Cervélo cycles and brought home three Gold, five Silver and two Bronze medals. UK triathlete Chrissie Wellington won the Ford Ironman World Championship in 2007 on a Cervélo P2C with a bike split four minutes faster than anyone else. Of course if we could all afford a Cervélo our times might well improve.
Cervélo Cycles was first launched in 1995 by Toronto based engineers, Phil White and Gérard Vroomen. Their goal was to make a faster Time Trial bike for the market. They were also personally involved in triathlon and road cycling so were able to take their bikes with them to get feedback. Pro cyclists soon approached them who were keen to get leading edge designs focused on time trials and aerodynamics. However bike companies were not ready for the new designs so they decided to start their own company. Their first bike show was in 1996 with two models. But with success where it counted, with consumers on the track and in triathlons, the company soon developed.
Cervélo Cycles remains a small company with just eight engineers and produces a limited range of cycles compared to other companies. However, athletes and consumers have remained loyal to them because their mission "to help our customers win races" is so successful.
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As dispute drags on, shorter MLB season likely
Tyler Kepner The New York
Nobody wants a 50-game major league baseball season. The players want more games. Team owners want more games. Fans want more games.
But with each passing day, that scenario becomes more and more likely.
Monday was another discouraging day for the players and the owners, those bickering bedfellows who control the resumption of a sport still stubbornly on pause.
When the coronavirus pandemic shuttered spring training on March 12, the sides forged a new economic agreement in about two weeks. They also pledged to hold good-faith talks about the feasibility of proceeding without fans in the stands.
All these weeks later, there is no indication that the two sides can negotiate a settlement. Without one, commissioner Rob Manfred can impose a regular-season schedule as he sees fit.
That could mean a roughly 50-game season — at full, prorated pay — to be completed by the end of September, with the playoffs and the World Series in October. (The players union must agree to any potential postseason expansion beyond the current format.)
The players agreed in March to take prorated salaries based on how many games they played in 2020, and they have not budged from that stance. Their refusal to do so has exasperated Manfred, whose latest proposal is sure to be rejected by the union.
The plan put forth Monday included a 76-game schedule that would yield an additional $200 million in salary money for players if the postseason were completed. But even in that scenario, the players would still receive only 75% of their prorated salaries.
That is a nonstarter for the union, which is determined to show resolve against the backdrop of even bigger negotiations with the collective bargaining agreement set to expire after the 2021 season.
A sampling of player tweets Monday showed widespread ridicule of the owners' new plan: St. Louis pitcher Jack Flaherty called it "the same deal worded differently," and Philadelphia outfielder Andrew McCutchen simply wrote, "lol."
Cincinnati pitcher Trevor Bauer noted that "it works out to be about 35% of our full salary to play for 47% of the games," and Toronto infielder Travis Shaw took a wordless approach: a GIF of Judge Judy shaking her head.
"It's frustrating to have a public labor dispute when there's so much hardship," wrote Sean Doolittle, a Washington pitcher. "I hate it. But we have an obligation to future players to do right by them.
"We want to play. We also have to make sure that future players won't be paying for any concessions we make."
Before last winter, when the free-agent market rebounded after two sluggish offseasons, many players and agents suspected that the owners were colluding against them to hold down salaries. That suspicion is raging again, as reflected in the way the sides are framing these discussions.
Ownership insists that these negotiations are distinct from future CBA talks because the unresolved issue — a lack of in-stadium revenue caused by a pandemic — presumably will not come up again. But players, who believe they gave too much ground in previous agreements, believe any further concessions will become precedents that can be used against them.
If the players present another counterproposal — a big if — it could well reflect the vastly different mindsets of the sides. The league desperately wants to protect its postseason revenue by wrapping up the World Series before a possible second wave of coronavirus infections in the fall.
The players dispute that time frame; their last proposal, for 114 games, called for a postseason stretching deep into November, if not longer.
The owners believe they have made concessions by backing off the idea of a sliding salary scale, which the players rejected, and offering to eliminate free-agent compensation rules this offseason. That was the issue that sparked a 50-day strike in the heart of the 1981 season, leading to a gimmicky playoff arrangement.
MLB reset the standings when the 1981 season resumed, so the first-half division leaders automatically qualified for the playoffs. Teams played between 48 and 54 games in the second half, and the division winners of that late-summer sprint also reached the postseason.
Baseball then lucked out with a credible World Series matchup: The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the New York Yankees in six games in a clash of perennial contenders. But the legitimacy of a 2020 World Series after just 50 regular-season games would always be in doubt.
Yet that is where baseball is headed, barring a sudden, out-of-character move by the owners or the players. The players seem willing to sacrifice millions to protect their principles, and the owners seem unwilling to bend any further.
The gap is roughly 25 games, at the moment, and shrinking every day. Soon enough, the sides should face reality and set the schedule. Then, they must promote it as vigorously as possible before the fans lose interest altogether.


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2012-13Top 16Round 2
January 03, 2013 CET: 17:00
Local time: 20:00 BASKETBALL CENTER OF MOSCOW REGION
Planinic, defense keep Khimki undefeated at home
BC Khimki Moscow Region remained undefeated in Top 16 Group F by downing FC Barcelona Regal 78-65 at home on Thursday. Khimki, which leads Group F with a 2-0 record, handed Barcelona its first road loss of the season. Khimki is undefeated at home in all three competitions – the Euroleague, VTB League and Russian League. Barcelona saw its 17-game winning streak in the Top 16 end. Barcelona had not lost in the Top 16 since February 3, 2010, 67-66 against Partizan. Zoran Planinic led the winners with 16 points and 6 assists. Vitaly Fridzon added 13 points while Paul Davis and Alexey Zhukanenko each had 10 for Khimki. Ante Tomic led Barcelona with 16 points. Pete Mickeal added 14 and Erazem Lorbek had 12. Barcelona was without scoring king Juan Carlos Navarro, who did not travel to Russia due to injury. An alley-oop layup by Marcelinho Huertas gave Barcelona a 14-15 lead, but Egor Vyaltsev and Zhukanenko gave Khimki a 21-18 edge after 10 minutes. Zhukanenko got some help from Fridzon to boost the hosts' lead to 38-29, but Sarunas Jasikevicius and Tomic kept Barcelona within 46-41 at halftime. Planinic and Petteri Koponen helped Khimki make it a 14-point game, 62-48, late in the third quarter. Barcelona got within 62-55 at the end of the third quarter but Khimki held the guests scoreless for the next four minutes to seal the outcome long before the final buzzer.
First quarter: Vyaltsev, Planinic put Khimki ahead
Khimki head coach Rimas Kurtinaitis surprised everyone by placing swingman Vyaltsev in the starting lineup for the first time this season. He got Khimki going with a running jumper, which Tomic matched with a jump hook. Sergey Monya struck from downtown, as both teams tried long possessions in the opening minutes. Joe Ingles finished one of those with a three-pointer that tied it at 5-5. Kresimir Loncar shined with a layup-plus-foul, but Tomic scored again to keep Barcelona within 8-7. Mickeal stepped up with a put-back basket to give the guests their first lead, 8-9. Planinic scored in transition and followed that with free throws to restore a 12-9 Khimki edge. Mickeal took over with a fast break basket off a steal and erased Planinic's foul shots with a driving layup. Huertas silenced the crowd with an alley-oop layup, but back-to-back baskets by Vyaltsev and Paul Davis gave Khimki a 18-15 edge. Ingles and Zhukanenko traded triples to fix the score at 21-18 after 10 minutes.
Second quarter: Khimki's great offense keeps it ahead
Lorbek buried a three-pointer early in the second quarter, but K.C. Rivers quickly answered from downtown. Lorbek kept pacing Barcelona with a jump hook. Davis hit a fallaway jumper for a 26-23 Khimki lead. Jasikevicius buried a baseline jumper, which Vitaly Fridzon matched with a close shot. Davis fed Zhukanenko for a power layup - and the free throw that came with it – and a fadeaway jumper by Koponen forced Barcelona to call timeout at 33-25. Huertas tried to change things with a wild driving layup and Jasikevicius banked in a close shot to bring the guests within 33-29. Koponen downed a six-meter shot and Fridzon nailed a stop-and-pop triple to boost Khimki's lead to 38-29. Jasikevicius scored again and a layup by Tomic saw Khimki call timeout at 38-33. Fridzon hit a mid-range shot, but Tomic followed a jump hook with a one-handed jumper in the lane. Zhukanenko ignited the crowd with an off-balance jumper and erased Tomic's free throws with a dunk. Planinic took over with a finger roll layup, but a jumper by Mickeal kept Barcelona within 46-41 at halftime.
Third quarter: Khimki rolls, Barcelona stays in the game
James Augustine, who had been scoreless until that moment, took over with a three-point play immediately after the break. Barcelona struggled to score and Khimki locked up the defensive boards with Davis and Augustine together on court. An off-balance jumper by Planinic made it a double-digit game, 41-31. Lorbek tried to ignite his team's comeback with free throws and a layup by Tomic brought Barcelona a bit closer, 51-45. Augustine stepped up with a tip-in and a jumper by Planinic restored a 55-45 Khimki lead. Lorbek struck from downtown, but Fridzon provided a highlight with an acrobatic layup off a steal. Barcelona tried to use Ingles to guard Planinic, but Khimki kept finding open shots. Koponen buried a three-pointer and followed that with a step-back jumper that boosted the hosts' margin to 62-48. Huertas made free throws, Mickeal fed Tomic for a layup and soon added a layup to bring Barcelona back to life, 62-54. A free throw by C.J. Wallace kept the guests within 62-55 after 30 minutes.
Fourth quarter: Khimki's defense seals it
Davis nailed a jump hook early in the fourth quarter and Augustine added a five-meter jumper, which gave Khimki some fresh air, 66-55. Barcelona struggled to score right when it mattered most and Fridzon shined with a power layup that forced the guests to call a much-needed timeout at 68-55. Planinic fed Fridzon for an alley-oop layup, as the hosts had started to use long possessions to run the game clock down. Barcelona missed 8 shots in a row before Mickeal stepped up with a backdoor layup. Davis answered with a fast break basket that Huertas matched with free throws for a 72-59 score with over four minutes to go. Davis made foul shots and a fallaway jumper by Planinic sealed the outcome at 76-59. Barcelona kept trying, but the Khimki fans were celebrating a historic home win. Khimki stayed undefeated and got closer to the playoffs and Barcelona has plenty of time to bounce back and keep fighting for Euroleague glory.
Referees: ZIEMBLICKI, GRZEGORZ; GKONTAS, SPIROS; CHIARI, ROBERTO
Khimki Moscow Region 21 25 16 16
FC Barcelona Regal 18 23 14 10
Khimki Moscow Region
5 AUGUSTINE, JAMES 24:26 7 3/5 1/1 1 7 8 2 2 1 2 1 15
7 FRIDZON, VITALY 21:33 13 5/8 1/2 1 1 1 1 3 7
8 KOPONEN, PETTERI 15:36 9 3/5 1/1 1 1 1 1 8
9 VIALTSEV, EGOR 10:00 4 2/3 1 1 1 1 6
10 LONCAR, KRESIMIR 7:45 3 1/3 1/1 1 1 1 2 3
11 RIVERS, KC 24:16 3 1/4 1 1 4 2 1 1 2 1 6
12 MONIA, SERGEY 20:22 3 1/4 2 3 5 1 1 3 1 3
13 KHVOSTOV, DMITRY DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
21 ZHUKANENKO, ALEXEY 21:01 10 3/4 1/1 1/2 1 1 2 1 1 2 12
34 PLANINIC, ZORAN 30:45 16 5/16 0/1 6/6 3 3 6 2 1 2 4 12
40 DAVIS, PAUL 21:59 10 4/9 2/2 2 6 8 2 3 1 4 1 14
44 NIELSEN, MATT 2:17 1 1 1
Totals 200:00 78 26/53 5/13 11/12 8 27 35 16 4 6 7 4 18 13 89
Head coach: KURTINAITIS, RIMAS
FC Barcelona Regal
8 SADA, VICTOR 15:19 0/2 0/1 2 2 2 1 3 -3
9 HUERTAS, MARCELINHO 20:14 8 2/7 0/1 4/4 1 1 3 2 1 3 6
10 ABRINES, ALEX DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
13 JASIKEVICIUS, SARUNAS 15:54 6 3/4 0/1 1 1 2 1 1 1 8
14 TODOROVIC, MARKO DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
18 WALLACE, C.J. 12:24 1 0/1 0/2 1/2 4 4 1 1 1 2
20 INGLES, JOE 30:12 8 0/4 2/6 2/2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1
22 RABASEDA, XAVIER DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
25 LORBEK, ERAZEM 28:54 12 2/9 2/2 2/2 1 7 8 1 1 2 2 5 14
32 JAWAI, NATE 13:25 1 3 4 2 2 2 1 3
33 MICKEAL, PETE 38:21 14 7/13 0/1 4 3 7 1 2 1 1 2 2 5 18
44 TOMIC, ANTE 25:17 16 7/9 2/2 1 4 5 1 2 2 20
Totals 200:00 65 21/49 4/13 11/13 10 27 37 12 4 11 4 7 13 18 70
Head coach: PASCUAL, XAVI
KURTINAITIS, RIMAS
"I am very happy for the victory, which is very important. We played well in defense and in offense, and I am happy for my players who worked today hard, I don't want to mark some players; we played good as a team. Today we made only 6 turnovers and that's a good result. If we want to go forward we have to reduce the number of mistakes. We have good players and during 40 minutes with the concentration we may don't make turnovers. In general we played a great game and managed to keep Planinic in the game; he played 30 minutes and he was successfully substituted by Koponen and Rivers. We made a run in the second quarter. Now we play equal games and add from match to match. We realize our moments, make run when possible and try to preserve the result."
PASCUAL, XAVI
"We lost our rhythm in the third quarter and didn't control the game. I think it was the key to our loss. Khimki played its own game, always organized. They hit a lot of shots and knew exactly at which rhythm they wanted to play. Their run at the beginning of the third quarter was the key to this game. That made us trail all the way from that moment and they felt more confident from then on. Not having Navarro affected us. He is a special player and very, very important to build our own game. This team is created to play with him and not having him affected us. We are in a tough group in which every game will be important, but I believe Khimki has a lot of chances to make it to the playoffs."
DAVIS, PAUL
"It's a great feeling to beat Barcelona, like Real Madrid, CSKA Moscow and Panathinaikos Athens. I think we've established ourselves as one of the best teams in Europe and we have to continue playing in this way. We've played only two games, the Top 16 is very long, but for confidence and moving forward it's a very big win. As for Navarro, he is a big part of the team but they have a lot of great players. I really believe we can move on to the playoffs; we are a great team, it's a good task for us and we are happy with the outcome. Historically Barcelona is one of the best teams and it always plays for victory. Today our defense won the game. That was the key to success."
"It was a great game for us. We knew that at home we could beat any team of Europe. Today we played very good defense and I think it was the crucial factor of our success. Of course, our opponent missed Navarro, who is a great player, he is important for them. But the only important thing now is that we beat Barcelona and everybody can say: 'Okay, Barca missed Navarro so Khimki won,' but I think we can also beat Barcelona with him. I'm very happy with this result: we started the Top 16 the right way with two wins in a row. We are playing better and better. Now it's time to keep focus in this direction and try to win the next Euroleague game."
"I don't know what happened after halftime. Khimki really increased its defensive pressure and played better defense. That's what we had to do and we didn't do it. It was much more difficult for us to score. Navarro is one of the best players in Europe and when you take him away from your team, it is going to hurt. We won some games without Juan Carlos this year, but at the same time, when he is not there we really miss him."
HUERTAS, MARCELINHO
"We played well in the first half, especially on offense. I give Khimki a lot of credit for scoring 46 first-half points. Our defense was not bad, but they hit a lot of tough shots. We improved our defense after the break, but our offense did not work well. We made a lot of mistakes, picked up a lot of turnovers in the second half and missed a lot of open shots. Our poor performance on offense led to this loss."
Zoran Planinic - BC Khimki MR vs. FC Barcelona Regal
Marcelinho Huertas - FC Barcelona Regal vs. BC Khimki MR
Kelvin Rivers - BC Khimki MR and Erazem Lorbek - FC Barcelona Regal
Paul Davis - BC Khimki MR vs. FC Barcelona Regal
Sarunas Jasikevicius - FC Barcelona Regal vs. BC Khimki MR
Alexey Zhukanenko - BC Khimki MR vs. FC Barcelona Regal
Ante Tomic - FC Barcelona Regal vs. BC Khinki MR
Victor Sada - FC Barcelona Regal vs. BC Khimki MR
James Augustine - BC Khimki MR vs. FC Barcelona Regal
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FOOTBALL | Marlington in control throughout 56-7 win at Minerva
By Jeff Zupanic Correspondent
Oct 11, 2019 at 9:51 PM Oct 11, 2019 at 10:00 PM
MINERVA – Marlington football coach Mark Gulling wasn't taking Minerva lightly and he prepared his players as if it was a playoff game by going full throttle during the week.
Practice made the Dukes nearly perfect as they overwhelmed the Lions 56-7 at Dr. Robert Hines Stadium on Friday night. Marlington was in control throughout the game and never took its foot off the gas pedal to remain unbeaten in the Eastern Buckeye Conference.
"I challenged the players in practice this week. Minerva is a much better football team than they've been, so we did a lot of best-on-best and really pushed ourselves preparing for this game," said Gulling. "I think that paid off because we were ready to go from the start."
Minerva's offense never stood a chance against Marlington's defense. As a result, the Dukes' offense was given a short field much of the night and capitalized on the opportunities.
After punting on its first series, Marlington scored touchdowns on its next three series to lead 21-0 at the start of the second quarter. Senior quarterback C.J. Greiner connected with senior wide receiver Andrew Pucci for a 16-yarder to open the scoring.
Junior Nolan Hooker made it 14-0 after rushing the ball three times for 62 yards on the next series. Greiner and Pucci hooked up again on the first play of the second quarter for a 50-yard touchdown.
"Our defense came out and set the tone for us. Minerva came out in an offense we hadn't seen and we adjusted to it rather quickly," said Gulling. "They gave us a lot of short fields and that helps an offense look good."
After a couple of potential pick-sixes slipped through the fingers of Marlington defensive backs in the first quarter, the Dukes finally got a defensive touchdown when Hooker scooped up a fumble and returned it 35 yards for a 28-0 lead.
Hooker's return almost gave the Marlington defense more yards in the first half than Minerva's offense. The Lions ran 31 plays for 37 yards compared to the Dukes' 264 yards on just 23 plays.
"I was joking with our defensive coordinator that we haven't had any defensive scores so far this season. I have been waiting for that," said Gulling with a laugh. "Our guys are in the right position to make plays and when you do that, you will get some scoring chances."
Greiner added a rushing touchdown before halftime for a 35-0 lead. The Dukes scored twice in the second half. Greiner and Pucci connected for a third touchdown on the first series before Greiner ran it in to make it 49-0 midway through the third.
Marlington (5-2, 3-0) closed out the scoring with a 27-yard run by sophomore Christio'n Hicks and Minerva avoided the shutout when freshman Anthony Fletcher ran it in with just over a minute remaining.
"The last two games our defense has really stepped up for us and they've set the tone," said Gulling. "If we can stay balanced with our running and passing I think we have a pretty good offense."


After ten years of weekend gardening in New York State's Mid-Hudson Valley, where my wife and I lovingly tended our peonies, our bleeding hearts, several rows of garlic, and a few other plants that were unappealing to the local fauna, the economy imploded and we both found ourselves unemployed. What had seemed such a necessity—a place where we could get our hands in the dirt and breathe deeply—was suddenly an extravagance.
I'd been the drinks editor at Gourmet magazine, which folded in October 2009, and my wife, Marella, was an independent curator and arts administrator. Six years earlier, she'd taken a trip to Marfa, a town on the high plains of West Texas that had been revitalized by the remarkable artist Donald Judd, who first moved there in 1972. Through the museum he established, Judd, who died in 1994 at 65, planted the seeds that helped turn Marfa into one of the country's great art destinations. It was on our radar, but when Marella visited, her first e-mail had "We're moving to Marfa" between every line. Not right away, but someday. She was smitten. When she got back to New York, we spent some invigorating hours discussing what we might do there—someday.
That someday came last December, a few months after we'd lost our jobs, when Marella was offered the position of director of administration at the museum, now called Chinati. Everything about this new chapter in our lives felt right. Sure, it would be an adjustment after New York, but Marfa was full of fascinating people, and the high-desert landscape was spectacular.
It was also forbidding, at least to hobbyist gardeners like us, accustomed to the comparatively forgiving soil and climate of the Northeast. Even more distressing were the lettuce options that I found on my first trip to the local grocery store: iceberg and frozen. But my iceberg melancholy melted away when I discovered that Marfa is home to a community of gardeners who not only coax delicious fruits, vegetables, and other plants from the arid landscape but also create surprising outdoor spaces that add color and texture to the West Texas expanses while still feeling of a piece with their surroundings.
Among the first gardeners Marella and I met were Bob Schwab, a transportation planner, and his wife, Leslie Wilkes, a painter who works with vibrant colors and hypnotic geometric patterns. Their arugula got Marella and me through the long weeks when our own lettuces were working their way up through the dirt, cotton burr, and compost. Back in 2005, Bob and Leslie went to a nursery in Alpine, a half hour away, and bought two varieties of peach tree—Rio Grande and Red Baron—and a cherry tree. "It was very windy," Bob recalls. "We had to dig three holes in that very hard ground. We knew we'd lose a year if we didn't plant them that weekend. It punctuated our presence here. It made this abstract thing we'd done real: we plant these trees, we'll have to take care of them." Last summer, a few months after our move, the trees bore fruit—mouthwatering fruit. "The Rio Grande bloomed first," Leslie says. "It had pea-size fruit when we had a freeze in April. The Red Baron was just starting to bloom. The freeze burned its petals, but we ended up getting something like 230 pounds of peaches off that tree." I made a lot of peachy drinks this summer.
Although they can sell whatever they don't eat, Bob and Leslie's garden is a labor of love. One of Judd's goals was to establish a business that, in his words, would "sell produce, sell bottled water, the local tequila called sotol, and whatever else can be made here." But with the population shrinking, from a high of 5,000 during World War II to under 2,000 today, there isn't much of a local market. Even the restaurants—and there are three where on any given night you might find a $30 entrée—can't sustain the town's few growers. What's more, in a place that gets about 12 inches of rain a year and has had a series of serious droughts, every growing season is a tightrope act.
Valerie and Robert Arber, who moved to Marfa in 1998, sell some of what they grow to local restaurants. They have one of the best gardens in Marfa, started when Robert planted tomatoes, chiles, and garlic to make his own salsa. Since then, they've turned a chunk of a city block into an oasis. A stand of Zinnia Orange King, Snow Puff cos-mos, and gray-green flowering kale keeps company with a small jungle of tomato plants supported on metal-wire cages. Beyond the unruly foliage lies a series of raised beds cocooned in row-cover fabric to keep the insects off the lettuces and the German Giant radishes. And climbing a fence that separates the garden from an alley is one of the strangest things I've ever seen: a green gourd, almost two feet long, whose veiny countenance would not be out of place in a science-fiction thriller: Revenge of the Caveman's Club Gourd!
As quickly became clear to me, many of my new neighbors aren't strict about using native plants or xeriscaping (creating low-water-consumption landscapes). Water is expensive, but it's available, delivered through the local public utility. In fact, Harry Hudson, who, with his wife, Shelley, bought the old Marfa bus station in 2002, decided not to follow the advice of the plant consultant he'd hired. "She was really smart," he says. "She picked all native plants. But I told her I wanted to see things grow in my lifetime." Instead, the Hudsons planted fast-growing cypress and ash trees, for privacy, as well as a gorgeous cactus garden inside the walls of their quirky compound. Yet when the couple bought a second building—a small adobe structure formerly known as the Tire House—to turn it into an office and guest room, Harry chose a traditional low-water, low-investment technique for fencing: rows of spiny ocotillo branches. "Ocotillo is incredibly strong," Harry says. "And it's a living fence." After he replaced the building's metal roof, which had been held down with the namesake tires, he used some of those old tires to create retaining walls to define garden plots.
Though their yard is among the more ornate ones I've seen, there's a permanence to the plantings and the outdoor art that makes the space feel right; "I am here," each element seems to say, "and this is where I belong." Something about walking through Buck and Camp's yard brought me back to Judd's outdoor installation at Chinati: 15 groupings of concrete works extending in a straight line across the property's eastern edge. Behind them is a row of cottonwoods, planted by Judd as a backdrop for the art. Each concrete work is placed precisely—whether the individual shapes appeal or not quickly becomes beside the point. You take in the trees, the native grasses, the mountains beyond, perhaps even the antelope wandering in front of them—that's the piece. The more I looked at it, the more Judd's artistic impulse seemed akin to the motivation of the gardener. His most radical artistic innovation was to leave off the pedestal, or base, and place his work directly on the floor or ground; that sounds a lot like the difference between a potted houseplant and a well-made garden.


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Windows XP to reflect antitrust changes
Microsoft will update the OS as part of a proposed settlement agreement meant to benefit consumers and boost competition. But rivals and trustbusters say the changes don't go far enough.
Microsoft this summer will institute some changes to Windows XP as part of a proposed settlement agreement meant to benefit consumers and increase competition. But some state trustbusters and Microsoft's chief rivals aren't convinced that those changes go far enough.
The software maker says it plans to start testing Windows XP Service Pack 1 as early as next month, with a final release slated for late summer. The update will introduce support for Mira wireless devices and the Freestyle digital media interface.
More importantly, the update will let consumers and PC makers remove access to about a half-dozen of Microsoft's so-called middleware technologies integrated into Windows XP.
The capability was mandated by Microsoft's settlement with the U.S. Justice Department and nine of 18 states that brought an antitrust suit against the software colossus.
In theory, this change means programs from AOL Time Warner, RealNetworks and other companies could get prominent placement in Windows XP over similar Microsoft technologies, creating more consumer choice and increasing competition.
PC makers, many of which received their first test copies of the service pack about two weeks ago, are still evaluating their options. Several PC makers have already indicated that they would consider swapping out Microsoft middleware, such as Windows Media Player or Windows Messenger, for competing software.
However, nine other states and the District of Columbia, which rejected the settlement, have argued that the change is not up to the task of ensuring competition or consumer choice. They have asked a federal judge to impose a stiffer remedy that would, among other things, force Microsoft to sell a version of Windows with the middleware stripped out. U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly has not indicated when or if she will rule on that request.
"We're on record saying we think the most effective way to achieve competition is for Microsoft to make available a modular version of their operating system that does not include this range of middleware," said Tam Ormiston, deputy attorney general of Iowa, one of the states seeking the stronger remedies.
Along with the changes in the service pack, Microsoft must also disclose to software developers and PC makers the application programming interfaces (APIs) used by the company's middleware to interoperate with Windows XP.
"The technical disclosure will be of assistance to others in the industry, both companies that are creating so-called middleware features and companies in the server operating systems space," said Microsoft spokesman Vivek Varma.
One of Microsoft's chief competitors said the service pack changes aren't enough.
"The service pack release would appear to be no less than what Microsoft promised the court in November, but certainly no more," said AOL Time Warner spokesman John Buckley. "These are cosmetic changes. Windows XP is as anti-competitive an operating system today as it was on October 25."
Other competitors, such as RealNetworks and Sun Microsystems, also voiced their displeasure with the plan in courtroom testimony over the past few weeks.
The settlement bears fruit
No matter which remedy emerges as the final one, Windows XP Service Pack 1 will give consumers their first taste of the fruits of the antitrust case.
Federal and state trustbusters brought the case in May 1998, in part alleging that Microsoft used its monopoly might to crush rival Netscape Communications, now owned by AOL Time Warner.
The case largely focused on Web browsing technology, which the court defined as middleware, and the potential threat it posed to the Windows monopoly. But the settlement seeks to protect other middleware technologies, while the states' remedy would go much further.
The settlement specifically identifies Internet Explorer, Microsoft's Java Virtual Machine, Outlook Express, Windows Media Player and Windows Messenger as middleware. Until now, neither consumers nor PC makers have had the option to remove or hide most of these programs. Competitors have charged that this has put them at a disadvantage. A PC maker might choose to load the RealOne or MusicMatch players on new computers, but those applications would have to share space with Microsoft's competing Windows Media Player.
In the service pack, Microsoft must at the least allow consumers and PC makers to hide access to those technologies. But the company wouldn't comment on how that process will actually work, citing ongoing development.
"Microsoft is committed to implementing the consent decree as soon as possible, and we are on track to include the changes required by the decree in Windows XP SP1 targeted for release and distribution in the second half of this year," Varma said.
Microsoft's past behavior in responding to court-ordered changes to Windows might offer an indication of what it has in mind. Last July, the software titan responded to a largely unfavorable appeals court ruling by relaxing its Windows licensing policies. The change allowed PC makers and consumers to remove access to Internet Explorer from Windows. But in the end, that turned out to mean nothing more than removing the program's icon from the desktop and Start menu.
"They're hiding access points to the consumer, but the technology is still there," said Rich Gray, a Silicon Valley-based lawyer closely following the Microsoft trial. "There is the potential for conflicts with other third-party middleware, and there is the potential for Microsoft to continue to encourage third-party developers to write their software to make use of this Microsoft middleware. Have we accomplished much? I think arguably the answer is no."
Gartner analyst Michael Silver said that leaving the middleware in the operating system "definitely leaves in powerful hooks to snag developers."
"As long as that stuff is there, Microsoft can work developers to write to their stuff instead of competing middleware," Silver said.
Power to the PC makers?
Ultimately, the middleware changes give PC makers the greatest power. While Windows XP with Service Pack 1 sold in retail boxes will offer the ability to hide access to Microsoft middleware, it is only the versions sold on new PCs that will show any real difference from the old product.
PC makers will have to decide which middleware technologies should get prominent placement on the Windows desktop and Start menu.
Computer manufacturers have been down this road before. Soon after Microsoft relaxed licensing provisions, software developers started offering bounties for prime placement on the Windows desktop and Start menu in place of Internet Explorer 6 and MSN.
"The (PC makers) are the only segment that really benefits from this settlement," said Directions on Microsoft analyst Matt Rosoff. "The benefit for them is greater ability to enter into agreements with third parties--AOL, Real and so forth. If they can charge a bounty, they can benefit."
IDC analyst Roger Kay agreed with that assessment. "I wouldn't at all be surprised to see, say, a Real paying a Dell for prime placement," he said.
Several PC makers said they are exploring options for delivering PCs with more versatile middleware selections. But given that PC makers have just received early copies of the service pack software, which does not include the feature for hiding middleware, no final bundle decisions have been made, they reported.
One major PC manufacturer, which requested anonymity, said both Windows Media Player and Windows Messenger were candidates for the chopping block as the company evaluated potential placement of competing third-party products.
Computer makers, for example, might favor products from AOL Time Warner, such as the America Online Internet service, AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) and Netscape browser, with access to competing Microsoft middleware hidden.
The trouble with multiple versions
Still, analysts said they didn't expect the differences to be all that great among manufacturers, nor do they expect many PC makers to experiment with offering radically different middleware bundles on PCs. The mean reason: the cost of manufacturing and supporting multiple versions of Windows XP.
For that reason, "it's not surprising that you don't hear the OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) asking for a stripped-down version of Windows to which they add middleware," Rosoff said. "From what I understand, it's far too much work for an OEM to do that, that level of customization. It's not something they're particularly pressing for."
Kay predicted that PC makers could run into problems, starting with middleware compatibility, "which is not going to be certain unless or until everyone sees those APIs."
Given Microsoft's past behavior, the API disclosure issue is certainly something to be concerned about, said Andy Gavil, an antitrust professor with Howard University School of Law.
"Just telling OEMs they have the possibility of switching things without making sure the things they might want to switch to are in fact compatible doesn't really smooth the way to more competition," he said.
Since Microsoft doesn't have to disclose the APIs until it ships the service pack, PC makers might not be able to complete all third-party middleware testing for another six weeks or longer, analysts said.
Many analysts predict that, ultimately, PC makers will offer more middleware options, simply because developers will be willing to pay profit-starved PC makers for placement.
"RealNetworks has a version of their product, but they're also trying to sell a subscription-based product or content," Silver said. "The more desktops they get on, the more chance people will use their stuff. That's why companies are willing to pay OEMs to put stuff on the desktop for them. The real estate is valuable."
Discuss: Windows XP to reflect antitrust changes


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//  hhmkPublic.h
//  healthcoming
//
//  Created by Franky on 15/8/5.
//  Copyright (c) 2015年 Franky. All rights reserved.
//

#ifndef healthcoming_hhmkPublic_h
#define healthcoming_hhmkPublic_h

#define ScreenWidth [UIScreen mainScreen].bounds.size.width
#define ScreenHeight [UIScreen mainScreen].bounds.size.height

#define UIColorFromRGB(rgbValue) [UIColor colorWithRed:((float)((rgbValue & 0xFF0000) >> 16))/255.0 green:((float)((rgbValue & 0xFF00) >> 8))/255.0 blue:((float)(rgbValue & 0xFF))/255.0 alpha:1.0]

#define DSelfUpLoadImg @"selfUpLoadImg"
#define DSamllPic @"pictue_small"
#define DLargePic @"pictue_large"
#define DVoicePath @"VoicePath"
#define DVoiceUrl @"VoiceUrl"

#define appversion [[[NSBundle mainBundle] infoDictionary] objectForKey:@"CFBundleVersion"]
#define appNo [[[NSBundle mainBundle] infoDictionary] objectForKey:@"CFBundleShortVersionString"]

#define NormalGreen UIColorFromRGB(0x00a378)
#define LightGreen UIColorFromRGB(0x3cba98)
#define DarkGreen UIColorFromRGB(0x216654)
#define NormalGray UIColorFromRGB(0x999999)
#define LightGray UIColorFromRGB(0xCCCCCC)
#define BGGray UIColorFromRGB(0xebebeb)
#define SHAREBGGray UIColorFromRGB(0xefefef)
#define SHAREBottomGray UIColorFromRGB(0xF8F8F8)
#define Font15Size [UIFont systemFontOfSize:15.0]

#define IMClientDB @"IMClient.db"
#define IMMsgStatusNotifaction @"MsgStatusNotifaction"
#define IMNewMsgNotifaction @"NewMsgNotifaction"
#define IMConnectStateChangeNotiction @"ConnectStateChangeNotiction"
#define IMSessionChangeNotifaction @"SessionChangeNotifaction"

#define KNewPushMsgNotifaction @"NewPushMsgNotifaction"
#define KRegistCompletedNotifaction @"RegistCompletedNotifaction"
#define KUnReadCountNotifaction @"UnReadCountNotifaction"
#define KReadedCountNatifaction @"ReadedCountNotifaction"
#define KGroupChangedNotifaction @"GroupChangedNotifaction"
#define KGroupUserChangedNotifaction @"GroupUserChangedNotifaction"
#define KUserKickOffNotifaction @"UserKickOffNotifaction"
#define KSignChangedNotifaction @"SignChangedNotifaction"
#define KSessionNameNotifaction @"SessionNameNotifaction"
#define KMyGoodsChangedNotifaction @"MyGoodsChangedNotifaction"
#define KMyGoodsChangedNotifaction2 @"MyGoodsChangedNotifaction2"
#define KCashAuditMsgNotifaction @"CashAuditMsgNotifaction"
#define KOpenMyGoodsNotifaction @"OpenMyGoodsNotifaction"

#define appSessionOverContent @"本次咨询已结束"
#define appNoticeFile(userId) [NSString stringWithFormat:@"notice_%d.txt", userId]
#define xiaoyue_Id @"-233"
#define follow_Id @"-234"

#define OpenScoket 1

#define IMPORT 9083

// 正式环境 : 注释 DEBUG_ENABLE
// 测试环境 : 取消注释 DEBUG_ENABLE
#define DEBUG_ENABLE 1
//

/////** 测试环境 */
//#ifdef DEBUG_ENABLE
/** weixin */
//#define WebChat @"webchat.baymy.cn/"
///** hsp */
//#define IMSERVER @"hsp.baymy.cn"
///** server */
//#define POSTSERVER  @"server.baymy.cn"
///** Qiniu */
////#define QN_URL_FOR_KEY(key) [NSString stringWithFormat:@"http://7xl8mj.com1.z0.glb.clouddn.com/%@", key]
////七牛整改
//#define QN_URL_FOR_KEY(key) [NSString stringWithFormat:@"http://file.baymy.cn/%@", key]
///** youmeng */
//#define UMengAppKey @"55e03648e0f55accc9002202"
///** baidu */
//#define ApiKey @"sMs2uvhRPV0ImDo4kKzN4MCw"
//#define baseScan @"http://website.baymy.cn/chat/scan_fail.html?pcToken="
//#define baseScan1 @"http://web.baymy.cn/chat/scan_fail.html?pcToken="
//#define PushMode 0
//#define UseUCS 0
//#define healthEduWebURL @"http://webchat.baymy.cn/profcontent/views/public_class_list.html?platform=ios"
//#define healthOneEduWebURL @"http://webchat.baymy.cn/profcontent/views/public_class_list.html?platform=ios&notop=1"
//#define healthTipsWebURL @"http://webchat.baymy.cn/appwarp/views/category_recom_list.html?platform=ios&tokenId=%@&userId=%@"

/////** 正式环境 */
//#else
/** weixin */
#define WebChat @"webchat.ihealthcoming.com/"
/** hsp */
#define IMSERVER  @"hsp.ihealthcoming.com"
/** server */
#define POSTSERVER  @"server.ihealthcoming.com"
/** Qiniu */
//#define QN_URL_FOR_KEY(key) [NSString stringWithFormat:@"http://7xlot7.com2.z0.glb.qiniucdn.com/%@", key]
//七牛整改
#define QN_URL_FOR_KEY(key) [NSString stringWithFormat:@"http://file.ihealthcoming.com/%@", key]
/** youmeng */
#define UMengAppKey @"55f17380e0f55a10a800303b"
/** baidu */
#define ApiKey @"IdOVGrFmRXDCAzxF3NOMAisT"
#define baseScan @"http://web.ihealthcoming.com/chat/scan_fail.html?pcToken="
//生产环境有没有第二个地址
#define baseScan1 @"http://web.baymy.cn/chat/scan_fail.html?pcToken="
#define PushMode 1

//#define UseUCS 1

//UseUCS 为1的话 无法在模拟器上调试
#define UseUCS 0

#define healthEduWebURL @"http://webchat.ihealthcoming.com/profcontent/views/public_class_list.html?platform=ios"
#define healthOneEduWebURL @"http://webchat.ihealthcoming.com/profcontent/views/public_class_list.html?platform=ios&notop=1"
#define healthTipsWebURL @"http://webchat.ihealthcoming.com/appwarp/views/category_recom_list.html?platform=ios&tokenId=%@&userId=%@"

//#endif

//#define WebChat @"webchat.baymy.cn/"
//#define WebChat @"webchat.ihealthcoming.com/"

//生产环境
//#define IMSERVER  @"hsp.ihealthcoming.com"
//公网测试环境
//#define IMSERVER @"hsp.baymy.cn"

//生产
//#define POSTSERVER  @"server.ihealthcoming.com"
//测试
//#define POSTSERVER  @"server.baymy.cn"

//Qiniu
//测试
//#define QN_URL_FOR_KEY(key) [NSString stringWithFormat:@"http://7xl8mj.com1.z0.glb.clouddn.com/%@", key]
//生产
//#define QN_URL_FOR_KEY(key) [NSString stringWithFormat:@"http://7xlot7.com2.z0.glb.qiniucdn.com/%@", key]

//友盟
//测试
//#define UMengAppKey @"55e03648e0f55accc9002202"
//生产
//#define UMengAppKey @"55f17380e0f55a10a800303b"

//百度推送
//测试key
//#define ApiKey @"sMs2uvhRPV0ImDo4kKzN4MCw"
//生产key
//#define ApiKey @"IdOVGrFmRXDCAzxF3NOMAisT"
//#define PushMode 0
//
//#define UseUCS 0
//云之迅
#define AccountSid @"497665903352220d51a761c89a4053d0"
#define AuthToken @"497ffcc2966c663276075718fbce8aa4"

#define UCSAccount @"72345029396503"
#define UCSPassWord @"4165c239"

static const int TagColor[] = {0x95d0e6};

#define color1 0xff7f92
#define color2 0x78d1ed
#define color3 0x9bcb61

typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, AppShareType) {
    DoctorCard = 2,
    NoticeDetail = 6,
};

#endif

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Radiation Protection and Safety of Radiation Sources: International Basic Safety Standards
General Safety Requirements
IAEA Safety Standards Series No. GSR Part 3
English STI/PUB/1578 978-92-0-135310-8
436 2 68.00 2014
EUROPEAN COMMISSION, FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS, INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY, INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION, OECD NUCLEAR ENERGY AGENCY, PAN AMERICAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION, UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME, WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, Radiation Protection and Safety of Radiation Sources: International Basic Safety Standards, IAEA Safety Standards Series No. GSR Part 3, IAEA, Vienna (2014).
This publication is the new edition of the International Basic Safety Standards. The edition is co-sponsored by seven other international organizations — European Commission (EC/Euratom), FAO, ILO, OECD/NEA, PAHO, UNEP and WHO. It replaces the interim edition that was published in November 2011 and the previous edition of the International Basic Safety Standards which was published in 1996. It has been extensively revised and updated to take account of the latest finding of the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation, and the latest recommendations of the International Commission on Radiological Protection. The publication details the requirements for the protection of people and the environment from harmful effects of ionizing radiation and for the safety of radiation sources. All circumstances of radiation exposure are considered.
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Q: Postgres query result formatting in bash script send mail I have a bash script where I execute a Postgres query using psql client, store the result into a variable and send the result in email using mail utility.
Below are the bash scripts I have tried.
1:
#!/bin/bash
varresult=`psql -H -A -h host_name  -p port  -U usr -d mydb -t -c "select rpad(sch_name, 10, ' '), rpad(trs_name, 63, ' '), rpad(trs_type, 11, ' '), comments from table1
;"`
mail -s "testing email" someone@example.com <<< $varresult

2:
#!/bin/bash
mail -s "testing email" someone@example.com <<< `psql -H -A -h host_name  -p port  -U usr -d mydb -t -c "select rpad(sch_name, 10, ' '), rpad(trs_name, 63, ' '), rpad(trs_type, 11, ' '), comments from table1
;"`

Both the above scripts send same unformatted result set in email. The query result has 4 columns and are appearing without any format in the receiver's email.
So I used rpad function in the query to align them properly, but in the email the result still looks unformatted. When I copy the email content to a text file, the content looks perfectly formatted.
How the result looks in email:
 COL1            | COL2           | COL3
 val_t        | test_rgt         | test cmts apr
 val_t        | test_t         | test cmts
 val_tr        | test_wgdt        | test cmts
 val_t        | test_hty       | test cmts stgr
 val_t        | test_sf        | test cmts gedf

How the result looks in notepad after copy/pasting the above result:
 COL1         | COL2          | COL3
 val_t        | test_rgt      | test cmts apr
 val_t        | test_t        | test cmts
 val_tr       | test_wgdt     | test cmts
 val_t        | test_hty      | test cmts stgr
 val_t        | test_sf       | test cmts gedf

Can someone help me on how to make the result look perfectly formatted in email?
Below is the mail version:
Heirloom Mail version 12.5 7/5/10.

A: You are effectively asking the shell  to remove all the spaces from the output from psql; see When to wrap quotes around a shell variable. Besides, that's basically a useless use of echo though with the here string, somewhat in disguise.
#!/bin/sh
psql -H -A -h host_name  -p port  -U usr -d mydb -t \
  -c "select rpad(sch_name, 10, ' '), rpad(trs_name, 63, ' '), rpad(trs_type, 11, ' '), comments from table1;" |
mail -s "testing email" someone@example.com

Capturing a large amount of data into a variable just so you can echo that variable once is also a waste of memory.
http://shellcheck.net/ basically identifies both of these problems, though you might need to do some digging to uncover exactly why they are wrong. Going forward, probably try this free service before asking for human assistance.
Without the <<< here string syntax, there is no longer any Bash-specific code in this script, so I changed the shebang to /bin/sh which on many platforms is a smaller, faster, and more secure alternative; perhaps see also Difference between sh and bash.
The HTML output from psql -H should also be marked in the email headers as text/html (the default is text/plain) but if your email client displays the HTML already, that's probably not strictly necessary if you can ensure that all recipients have a client which behaves like this, in spite of pertinent Internet RFCs.
Heirloom mailx does not seem to support overriding the Content-type: header from the command line, though it would contain logic to heuristically infer the content type if you sent the body as an attachment instead.
Alternatively, you could assemble a simple MIME message yourself, and pass it to sendmail. This is brittle for other reasons (mainly, you have to know what you are doing if you want to modify the code; and the location of sendmail is system-dependent. Look in /usr/sbin or /usr/libexec if you can't find it on your PATH).
( printf '%s\n' \
  "From: you <sender@example.org>" \
  "To: victim <someone@example.com>" \
  "Subject: testing email" \
  "MIME-Version: 1.0" \
  'Content-type: text/html; charset="utf-8"' \
  "Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable" \
  ""
  psql -H -A -h host_name  -p port  -U usr -d mydb -t \
    -c "select rpad(sch_name, 10, ' '), rpad(trs_name, 63, ' '), rpad(trs_type, 11, ' '), comments from table1;" |
  # really cheap quoted-printable encoding
  fold -w72 |
  sed -e 's/=/=3D/g;s/$/=/' ) |
sendmail -oi -t

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