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I recently kind of got to keep a six-month old 42 inch Phillips Smart TV and Sound bar, the HTS 9140.
Was toying with the idea of what to do with them, till finally decided to keep them for own use.
Since I am totally new to HT, took me quite a lot of trouble to put them up and hook them up.
After all that work, I have to say, man ! it makes watching TV in HD and DVDs so much more enjoyable .
It has radio, and the CD playback is pretty decent .
The overall video and audio experience is very much enhanced.
Next venture is a get my hands on some Blu ray disc to enjoy a movie or two, but just still not used to parting with that kind of money on a Blu Ray disc.
Sony HT-ST5000 is out, anyone thinking of getting this?
Too bad this has no ETA. Or you can wait for Creative to lelong.
Normally the left side has no wall (assuming right is the balcony) so how dose the soundbar bounce off the left surround?
The price is actually $2799!!


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Chinese give thumbs up to Lithium Australia battery cathodes
Thursday, 28 November 2019 7:54AM
Camera IconLithium Australia is confident the lucrative Chinese and Japanese battery markets will be early customers for its niche LFP cathode material. Credit: Supplied
Lithium battery supply chain disrupter, Lithium Australia, is making significant inroads into the lucrative Chinese and Japanese battery markets, following the successful first stage testing of its "lithium-ferro-phosphate", or "LFP", battery cathode material.
According to Lithium Australia, the LFP cathodes- which are used in lithium-ion battery, or "LIB" cells and produced by its wholly-owned subsidiary VSPC – were given a firm thumbs up by DLG Power Battery (Shanghai) Co, or "DLG", for use in power and energy storage applications.
The cathode material was tested in a commercial, 18650 battery-cell format and assessed under a range of electrochemical and temperature conditions. It was also subjected to long term cycle testing.
Together with DLG, Lithium Australia will market energy storage solutions to domestic, fringe-of-grid and off-grid applications in Australia.
The two companies have already formed a 50:50 joint venture to be called "Soluna Australia" for the exclusive supply and sale of Soluna battery packs and modules Down Under.
The JV partners will also form a technological alliance to fast track the commercialisation of VSPC's patented cathode powder technology for use in DLG's batteries.
Target applications include LIB cells for energy storage and large transport vehicles.
In a related development, VSPC is also in the throes of setting up a supply chain for its Chinese customers in 2021.
Meanwhile, in Japan, VSPC's lithium-ferro-phosphate cathodes also performed well in initial electrochemical tests conducted by potential Japanese battery cell producing customers, who too were encouraged by the laboratory scale test results.
Lithium Australia said plans were now in place to both refine its LFP product properties for specific applications and prepare for larger scale testing in 2020. If all goes to schedule, the company should become a serious player in the Japanese battery market by 2022.
Lithium Australia has designed and developed a suite of technologies designed to improve resource sustainability in the LIB industry whilst reducing costs and carbon footprints.
To-date, it is the only company that has successfully generated battery cathodes and lithium batteries from mine waste.
It has also used spent batteries as a feed source for the rebirthing of battery cathodes.
Lithium Australia Managing Director Adrian Griffin said: "This year has seen a significant shift in the Chinese battery markets, with greater demand for LFP for use in short-range electric vehicle and energy storage applications."
"The test results from battery producers in China and Japan show clearly that the performance of VSPC cathode powders is comparable to other materials currently supplied for the production of LFP LIBs."
"We look forward to furthering our partnerships within the battery industry and, ultimately supplying products that meet not only VSPC's stringent quality specifications, but those of its international customers."
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I haven't really reviewed a product like this but was given the product to try and absolutely fell in love. Let me take a step back and tell you a little bit about myself. My name is Ryan and I love to surf.
BYRD Hairdo Products is a California based hair product company that makes a whole bunch of products to make you look your best. A lot of my readers are adventure seekers on the go, living in their vans, surfing the coastline and living it up to the fullest. I've used some other hair products before but there is something about BYRD that brings me back to being fresh from the ocean with sand at my feet.
Once I got my order, I was pleasantly surprised with the packaging. The tins reminded me of an old school surfer magazine and it came with a how-to guide and a cool little sticker. I decided to take them on my next surf session.
My first impression was that they didn't have too strong of a scent. They all had somewhat of a floral smell, but not in a feminine way. It smelled clean, fresh and mixed well with the ocean water.
I took a small dab and applied it to my hair. It was very light, didn't feel sticky or overpowering. As soon as I applied it, I felt like I needed an old pair of Ray Bans, a long board and my favorite pair of board shorts. It was the smell that made me fall in love with the product as it just makes me feel like such a surf bum. Good branding BYRD.
They have three different kinds of hair product to make sure there is the right one for your hair type. It comes in the classic pomade, light pomade, and a matte pomade.
Oh yea, follow their Instagram account. They post some amazing content that will get you inspired to have that surfer hair style and head to the nearest beach.


Commissioned by the Oregon Arts Commission for two mirrored stairwells in the University of Oregon's graduate school of business, "All That is Solid Melts Into Air" is an 80" x 80" installation of two separate grids consisting of 100 handmade acrylic resin cubes. Each transparent cube encases either an origami-folded dollar bill, sculpted by artists Midori Hirose and Noell Horne, or a stack of various coins equaling one dollar. Presenting currency in this fashion--abundantly visible, while removed from circulation--demystifies money as an object of desire, while simultaneously heightening the fetishistic status routinely bestowed on it. Here, the dollar bills or coins are plainly themselves, but imbued with aesthetic value, they amount to more than themselves: painstakingly folded into beautifying forms and preserved as precious specimens.


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Sam meets up with her best friend Billy for a lazy afternoon in the sun. Unbeknownst to her life is about to change.


herding cats & burning soup: Countdown to Christmas--the Holiday Hookup!
I. Love. Christmas! I don't care if it's October. Nopes! Not even a wee little bit. And helping three of my favorite ladies celebrate their new releases? Double win! Okay. Triple win...because today officially kicks off Countdown to Christmas here on the blog! Yup. Every Friday from now until Christmas I'll be featuring a Christmas read :D Woohoo! Anyways. On with the Holiday Hookup for today. A little taste from each of these ladies. Check em out. Hit the comments.
A Bad Boy for Christmas by Jessica Lemmon!
Snowbound at Christmas by Debbie Mason!


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Lost Rockers: Broken Dreams and Crashed Careers
Steven Blush, Paul Rachman and Tony Mann
Hit songs, record deals, sexual adoration, private jets, stretch limos, and wealth: these are the trappings of musical success. But the pop stars living these seemingly glamorous lives are the exceptions in the music business and not the rule. Standing in the wings, just off stage and waiting, are those many talented and deserving musicians who just barley missed their big break.
Lost Rockers is about those musicians who at one point in time were on the verge of success but who never quite "made it." Some of them were so close they could taste it, and others never had a chance. To become a star you need: talent, charisma, dedication, intelligence, energy, intensity, and a helluva lot of luck. These are all pieces in the puzzle–and for these lost rockers, the stars just didn't align quite right. But the dawn of the 21st century offers these unknowns a chance for redemption. With new technologies offering easier ways of finding and listening to music, these artists might just be discovered anew by a generation of fans eager to mine the past in hopes of discovering something fresh.
Timed with the release of a documentary film of the same name by acclaimed writer Steven Blush, Lost Rockers offers a compelling narrative connecting the lives of different musicians and their strangely similar adventures in the entertainment industry. All of these almost-famous musicians have gripping backstories; they've also recorded some powerful music that you won't believe you've never heard. In our nation, it's all about second chances, so let's start diggin' in the crates at flea markets, garage sales, thrift shops, and swap meets, and uncover the lost secrets of America's rich musical heritage.
Steven Blush has written three books about rock music: American Hardcore (2001), .45 Dangerous Minds (2005), and American Hair Metal (2006). His journalism has run in publications including Spin, Details, Interview, Village Voice, and The Times Of London, and he is a contributing editor to Paper magazine. Blush got his start promoting punk shows in Washington, DC in the early 80s, and then moved to New York in 1986, where he published 52 issues of Seconds magazine through 1999. He worked as a New York nightclub DJ/promoter, noted for his early 90s sound designs for fashion designer Stephen Sprouse, and long-running "Röck Cändy" parties at Don Hill's (1999-2006). He also wrote and co-produced the documentary American Hardcore (Sony Pictures Classics, 2006).
Paul Rachman rose from punk music videos for the Bad Brains and Gang Green to become a top music video director at Propaganda Films, where he made videos for Alice in Chains, Roger Waters, Pantera, Joan Jett, KISS, and Temple of the Dog. He then directed award-winning short films and made his feature film directorial debut in 2000 with Four Dogs Playing Poker starring Forrest Whittaker and Tim Curry. He also directed American Hardcore, and co-founded Slamdance Film Festival.


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Coffee, shows different effects in different time. Be different in seasons, in morning, afternoon and evening. So what time should we drink coffee is better? one way degassing valve tells you, when 3-5pm in spring or winter, 4-8pm in summer or Autumn, it is better to drink.
It is not suggest to drink coffee before meals. As coffee will stimulate the stomach, gastric juice secretion increased, damage the gastric mucosa. Coffee also have the irritating effect on the intestine. The best time to drink coffee is 30 minutes to an hour after lunch. Drink coffee in this time can promote gastrointestinal motility, help digestion, decomposition of high-calorie and high-fat foods. The people who want to lose weight can drink a cup of black coffee without coffee mate and sugar before go home, then walk to home.
After drinking coffee, put the dry coffee grounds into the ashtray, refrigerator and shoes case can eliminate peculiar smell. This is the charm of coffee in the last moment of its life.


I can not find anyone who has the gallon refills on Sav-A- Hoof. This product is amazing and is a must have in my tack room. I rescued a quarter gelding who had white line, so bad, being put down was consider an option…we battled this for 2 years!!!! I started him on re-hoofit supplement and as per my farrier gave Sav-A- Hoof a try…WOW!!!! His white line is nearly healed!!! Only has it on one hoof (was the worst of 4 ) and I can't imagine not having this product. Can you direct me to someone who carries the gallon size?
Thank you so much for an amazing product!!!!
I just wanted you to know what a GREAT product you have. My horse last winter had gotten deep seeded infections in all four feet. It was so bad he couldn't walk and the vet after 2 months was wanting to put him down. I met a farrier on facebook who told me of your product Thrush Stop. I ordered several bottles and gradually it started to clear up. I had tried everything from Thrush Buster, to Kopertox and what ever the vet prescribed. Nothing worked except Thrush Stop. We now only have the infection returning in one foot and I just ordered more Thrush Stop along with Save A Hoof Liquid. I will NEVER be without this product, I recommend it to all my friends.
Thank You SBS for such a wonderful product, I strongly believe it saved my horse.
I have been battling white line disease for some time. I had the vet come out and he prescribed fungi dye and his own mixture of sole paint. I have been following this regimen for at least a year. I discovered your gel and was having the farrier apply it. I decided to try your spray along with the gel. I have seen marked improvement in my horse's hooves over the past month. Thank you!
I thought you might be interested in seeing my white line disease journal. My 3 year old was affected in all four feet. The journal chronicles the two worst affected feet from the day of resection through each trimming. Total time of recovery only 5 months. Sav-a-Hoof should really be called Sav-a-HORSE! If only you'd come out with the gallon refills a few months earlier! I think I should own stock in your company by now! Thanks for making such a great product.
Great product in the Farrier's Hoof Sealant II as in this extremely rainy spring and summer, my horse's hooves were getting soft. I tried your hoof sealant and was amazed at how long it lasted. My only problem with the product is getting the screw lid off more than once. Would it be alright if I applied petroleum jelly into the lid? Would that harm the sealant in any way? Would you recommend any other lubricant?
I just wanted to share with your company how wonderful your product works (Sav-A-Hoof PROTECTANT). I live in Southwest Florida and we have had an exceptionally wet summer some of the horses in my barn are fighting thrush. I started using your sav a hoof protectant in the beginning of the rainy season and my horse.remains thrush free and he has healthy feet. Thank you for a wonderful.product I just ordered more and I ordered your thrush stop for my friend whose horse has thrush. Please send me info on your new product when it comes.out.
Hi,Just sending an email to let you know how impressed I am with the Sav-A-Hoof products. I have a 14year old mare and she was diagnosed with White Line Disease by my farrier. I also had my vet take a look at it as well. I started using the products one week after her being trimmed. I ordered it and had it sent from a business in Hendra (Stockmans Supplies) in QLD Australia. I used the thrush treatment and the spray and then had the farrier out again in three weeks after the first trim to be trimmed again, the improvement was unbelievable. I had only been using the Sav a hoof range i also used an in feed supplement to help with hoof growth/repair. I also used hoof boots along with the treatment to prevent dirt and rocks from entering the holes in her hooves. I also raised the open stable in the paddock so that she can get up and out of the wet when it does rain. I work at a vet clinic as a nurse and do the clinic's ordering and i will be talking to my manager to see if we can stock it at our clinic. I am just that impressed with the results. My farrier and vet are so amazed that it has got on top of the infection so quickly. I will and already have recommended the product to our clients who have issues with white line and seedy toe in our area. We live on the tropical coast of QLD Aust which can be quite wet and then very dry in winter.
Hi Ray, I use your flushing tube at least 5 times a week and it is an awesome tool to have in my box. I have pics of several hoofs that I have used the tube on and will forward to you later this week. I have also posted two videos on my Genesis Farriers Facebook page. Please like my page and let me know if these videos will help you with your documentation.
Hello Ray… I just now used it today, and I really liked the preasure the syringe puts out. Thanks again. Attached is a couple photos of a TWH I worked on today, 2-28-14 second time shoes, abscess blowout on the W/L.
Hi, Thank you! it works wonderfully and has been and is a great tool to use. Once again thank you, the product is excellent.
I am a happy to submit a few photos from a horse I worked on today and will attempt sending a couple of short video clips as well. This horse is a big Hanoverian warm blood. While trimming him I discovered an opening to an abscess track in one of his hind feet. Perfect application for the FLUSHING TUBE. Initial flush with saline solution…. The flexible, but durable, small tip attachment and "high pressure" of the FLUSHING TUBE did a great job ! In addition to cleaning out the abscess track, this also gave an indication of the size of the track. ie: Better able to judge based upon how much fluid is squeezed in there before it starts to run back out.This is a great item to help me provide top notch care to our amazing equines !


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Stagecoach bus passengers in Perth benefit from electric bus fleet supplied by the BYD ADL partnership
Published: 13 Dec 2021
Alexander Dennis Limited (ADL) and BYD UK jointly announced today that Stagecoach East Scotland is launching nine electric buses supplied by their electric vehicle partnership, the UK's leading electric bus producer, on local services in Perth. The buses were part-funded by the Scottish Ultra Low Emission Bus Scheme (SULEBS) of the Scottish Government.
ADL is a subsidiary of leading independent global bus manufacturer NFI Group Inc. (NFI), while BYD is a global leader in batteries, energy management and electric mobility.
The fleet of nine BYD ADL Enviro200EV single deckers will operate on busy Perth routes 1 and 2, connecting housing areas with the city centre, retail and leisure developments, Perth Royal Infirmary, educational establishments and local football ground.
The zero emission buses were built locally in Falkirk by ADL in partnership with BYD as the manufacturer's partner for electric buses in the UK and Ireland. The partnership combines BYD's world-leading expertise in batteries and electric technology, with ADL's unparalleled experience in bodywork assembly and passenger-centric interiors. Locally headquartered, low carbon energy company SSE are partnering with Stagecoach to deliver the new electrical infrastructure at Perth depot.
Not only do Stagecoach's new buses benefit the planet by not having exhaust emissions, but they are also quieter and have USB charging points at each seat as well as interior LED lights and contactless payment facilities to create a relaxing experience for passengers.
Stagecoach is introducing a total of 46 new fully electric buses in key transport networks in Aberdeen, Kilmarnock and Perth as part of SULEBS, all of which are supplied by the BYD ADL partnership. SULEBS helps bus companies invest in electric vehicles and associated infrastructure to support a green recovery out of the coronavirus pandemic, improve air quality and advance Scotland's ambitions for a net zero economy. The Scottish Government has set a legally binding target to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045.
Scottish Minister for Transport Graeme Dey said: "I'm looking forward to seeing these new buses hit the road, thanks to the awards from the Scottish Ultra-Low Emission Bus Scheme. By helping operators invest in greener fleets, we can support our green recovery and keep more people moving with fewer carbon emissions and better air quality as a result.
"More journeys are made by bus compared to any other public transport mode and a vibrant bus industry can provide the solutions to complex challenges in our society. With the buses being manufactured in Falkirk, we are also helping the Scottish bus industry and wider supply chain."
Douglas Robertson, Managing Director for Stagecoach East Scotland, said: "We are all really excited to be introducing our first fully electric vehicles in East Scotland thanks to the Scottish Ultra-Low Emission Bus Scheme and the funding made available for us to deliver this. There has never been a more important time to take action to address the climate emergency and play a part in helping Scotland deliver on its net zero ambitions.
"Stagecoach is the UK's biggest investor in hybrid-electric bus technology, and we have invested more than £1billion in new greener buses over the past decade. Without Stagecoach bus services, there would be an annual increase of 190,000 tonnes of CO2 through passengers using alternative transport. These investments are expected to deliver an estimated annual reduction of around 67,000 tonnes of CO2e from its fleet of more than 1,200 buses in Scotland in less than 15 years."
ADL President & Managing Director Paul Davies said: "Stagecoach continues to be at the front of investment in sustainable mobility and this new electric bus fleet for Perth is further testament to the group's ambition in supporting not only the Scottish Government in its targets, but also underpinning skilled jobs and apprenticeships in the world-class UK bus manufacturing industry.
"We are proud that our innovations continue to enable Stagecoach in delivering greener journeys. We look forward to continuing to work with Stagecoach and the Scottish Government in decarbonising the country's bus fleet."
Frank Thorpe, Managing Director, BYD (UK), said: "BYD is a world-leader in eMobility solutions, and we are delighted to share our expertise in batteries and electric technology as part of our ongoing successful eBus partnership with ADL. It is a privilege to be involved in such a momentous delivery of pure-electric buses to Stagecoach East Scotland, in the knowledge that while benefiting the environment, their production has also supported the local economy, directly helping people in Scotland."
Kevin Welstead, EV Sector Director of SSE Energy Solutions, said: "We fully support the drive to decarbonise public transport in Scotland through our role as the EV infrastructure partners of choice for Stagecoach in this project. Given that SSE is headquartered at Perth we want to see cleaner and greener transport options for the area. We are also proud to be working with Stagecoach on a pilot scheme to trial EV community hubs, which mean the local population could also benefit from charging infrastructure once the electric buses are out on shift in the day."
Group photograph shows, left to right: Paul Davies (President & Managing Director, Alexander Dennis Limited), Martin Griffiths (Chief Executive, Stagecoach), Graeme Dey (Minister for Transport) and Sam Greer (Regional Director for Scotland, Stagecoach).


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#ifndef NGTCP2_KSL_H
#define NGTCP2_KSL_H

#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#  include <config.h>
#endif /* HAVE_CONFIG_H */

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <ngtcp2/ngtcp2.h>

/*
 * Skip List using single key instead of range.
 */

#define NGTCP2_KSL_DEGR 8
/* NGTCP2_KSL_MAX_NBLK is the maximum number of nodes which a single
   block can contain. */
#define NGTCP2_KSL_MAX_NBLK (2 * NGTCP2_KSL_DEGR - 1)
/* NGTCP2_KSL_MIN_NBLK is the minimum number of nodes which a single
   block other than root must contains. */
#define NGTCP2_KSL_MIN_NBLK (NGTCP2_KSL_DEGR - 1)

struct ngtcp2_ksl_node;
typedef struct ngtcp2_ksl_node ngtcp2_ksl_node;

struct ngtcp2_ksl_blk;
typedef struct ngtcp2_ksl_blk ngtcp2_ksl_blk;

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_node is a node which contains either ngtcp2_ksl_blk or
 * opaque data.  If a node is an internal node, it contains
 * ngtcp2_ksl_blk.  Otherwise, it has data.  The invariant is that the
 * key of internal node dictates the maximum key in its descendants,
 * and the corresponding leaf node must exist.
 */
struct ngtcp2_ksl_node {
  int64_t key;
  union {
    ngtcp2_ksl_blk *blk;
    void *data;
  };
};

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_blk contains ngtcp2_ksl_node objects.
 */
struct ngtcp2_ksl_blk {
  /* next points to the next block if leaf field is nonzero. */
  ngtcp2_ksl_blk *next;
  /* prev points to the previous block if leaf field is nonzero. */
  ngtcp2_ksl_blk *prev;
  /* n is the number of nodes this object contains in nodes. */
  size_t n;
  /* leaf is nonzero if this block contains leaf nodes. */
  int leaf;
  ngtcp2_ksl_node nodes[NGTCP2_KSL_MAX_NBLK];
};

struct ngtcp2_ksl_it;
typedef struct ngtcp2_ksl_it ngtcp2_ksl_it;

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_it is a forward iterator to iterate nodes.
 */
struct ngtcp2_ksl_it {
  const ngtcp2_ksl_blk *blk;
  size_t i;
  int64_t inf_key;
};

struct ngtcp2_ksl;
typedef struct ngtcp2_ksl ngtcp2_ksl;

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_compar is a function type which returns nonzero if key
 * |lhs| should be placed before |rhs|.  It returns 0 otherwise.
 */
typedef int (*ngtcp2_ksl_compar)(int64_t lhs, int64_t rhs);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl is a deterministic paged skip list.
 */
struct ngtcp2_ksl {
  /* head points to the root block. */
  ngtcp2_ksl_blk *head;
  /* front points to the first leaf block. */
  ngtcp2_ksl_blk *front;
  /* back points to the last leaf block. */
  ngtcp2_ksl_blk *back;
  ngtcp2_ksl_compar compar;
  int64_t inf_key;
  size_t n;
  ngtcp2_mem *mem;
};

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_init initializes |ksl|.  |compar| specifies compare
 * function.  |inf_key| specifies the "infinite" key.
 *
 * It returns 0 if it succeeds, or one of the following negative error
 * codes:
 *
 * NGTCP2_ERR_NOMEM
 *   Out of memory.
 */
int ngtcp2_ksl_init(ngtcp2_ksl *ksl, ngtcp2_ksl_compar compar, int64_t inf_key,
                    ngtcp2_mem *mem);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_free frees resources allocated for |ksl|.  If |ksl| is
 * NULL, this function does nothing.  It does not free the memory
 * region pointed by |ksl| itself.
 */
void ngtcp2_ksl_free(ngtcp2_ksl *ksl);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_insert inserts |key| with its associated |data|.  On
 * successful insertion, the iterator points to the inserted node is
 * stored in |*it|.
 *
 * This function assumes that |key| does not exist in |ksl|.
 *
 * This function returns 0 if it succeeds, or one of the following
 * negative error codes:
 *
 * NGTCP2_ERR_NOMEM
 *   Out of memory.
 */
int ngtcp2_ksl_insert(ngtcp2_ksl *ksl, ngtcp2_ksl_it *it, int64_t key,
                      void *data);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_remove removes the |key| from |ksl|.  It assumes such
 * the key is included in |ksl|.
 *
 * This function assigns the iterator to |*it|, which points to the
 * node which is located at the right next of the removed node if |it|
 * is not NULL.
 *
 * This function returns 0 if it succeeds, or one of the following
 * negative error codes:
 *
 * NGTCP2_ERR_NOMEM
 *   Out of memory.
 */
int ngtcp2_ksl_remove(ngtcp2_ksl *ksl, ngtcp2_ksl_it *it, int64_t key);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_lower_bound returns the iterator which points to the
 * first node which has the key which is equal to |key| or the last
 * node which satisfies !compar(node->key, key).  If there is no such
 * node, it returns the iterator which satisfies ngtcp2_ksl_it_end(it)
 * != 0.
 */
ngtcp2_ksl_it ngtcp2_ksl_lower_bound(ngtcp2_ksl *ksl, int64_t key);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_update_key replaces the key of nodes which has |old_key|
 * with |new_key|.  |new_key| must be strictly greater than the
 * previous node and strictly smaller than the next node.
 */
void ngtcp2_ksl_update_key(ngtcp2_ksl *ksl, int64_t old_key, int64_t new_key);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_begin returns the iterator which points to the first
 * node.  If there is no node in |ksl|, it returns the iterator which
 * satisfies ngtcp2_ksl_it_end(it) != 0.
 */
ngtcp2_ksl_it ngtcp2_ksl_begin(const ngtcp2_ksl *ksl);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_end returns the iterator which points to the node
 * following the last node.  The returned object satisfies
 * ngtcp2_ksl_it_end().  If there is no node in |ksl|, it returns the
 * iterator which satisfies ngtcp2_ksl_it_begin(it) != 0.
 */
ngtcp2_ksl_it ngtcp2_ksl_end(const ngtcp2_ksl *ksl);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_len returns the number of elements stored in |ksl|.
 */
size_t ngtcp2_ksl_len(ngtcp2_ksl *ksl);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_clear removes all elements stored in |ksl|.
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void ngtcp2_ksl_clear(ngtcp2_ksl *ksl);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_print prints its internal state in stderr.  This
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void ngtcp2_ksl_print(ngtcp2_ksl *ksl);

/*
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void ngtcp2_ksl_it_init(ngtcp2_ksl_it *it, const ngtcp2_ksl_blk *blk, size_t i,
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/*
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void *ngtcp2_ksl_it_get(const ngtcp2_ksl_it *it);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_it_next advances the iterator by one.  It is undefined
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void ngtcp2_ksl_it_next(ngtcp2_ksl_it *it);

/*
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 * undefined if this function is called when ngtcp2_ksl_it_begin(it)
 * returns nonzero.
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void ngtcp2_ksl_it_prev(ngtcp2_ksl_it *it);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_it_end returns nonzero if |it| points to the beyond the
 * last node.
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int ngtcp2_ksl_it_end(const ngtcp2_ksl_it *it);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_it_begin returns nonzero if |it| points to the first
 * node.  |it| might satisfy both ngtcp2_ksl_it_begin(&it) and
 * ngtcp2_ksl_it_end(&it) if the skip list has no node.
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int ngtcp2_ksl_it_begin(const ngtcp2_ksl_it *it);

/*
 * ngtcp2_ksl_key returns the key of the node which |it| points to.
 * It is OK to call this function when ngtcp2_ksl_it_end(it) returns
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int64_t ngtcp2_ksl_it_key(const ngtcp2_ksl_it *it);

#endif /* NGTCP2_KSL_H */

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Tomorrow promises to be a wild day. With everyone off for Memorial Day, the Sunday brunch/drinking crew will be out in force and going all day long.
Tomorrow will also be a day when we will especially feel the loss of our old hangout Sleep Out Louie's. Last year's Sunday-before-Memorial-Day was a 12-hour day at the bar for a lot of the regulars. There were whipped cream fights, and that was the day that the duck fart (coffee liqueur, Bailey's, whiskey) became the official drink of Sleep Out's. Somehow, after 3 bottles of champagne and 6 duck farts, I managed to take the #1 spot in the nation at a game of NTN network trivia. Proof that drinking does make you smarter. Here's a link to last year's photo album.
Since Sleep Out's is no more, we'll likely continue with our Sunday routine of starting at the Majestic for bloody marys and mimosas, then moving to the Saucer in the early afternoon, and after that, who knows – except will be doing it a little more intensely, and for a while longer, than regular Sundays.
I do want to remind everyone to be careful tomorrow night. The criminal element in Memphis knows that people go out and drink and don't always use their best judgment on nights like this one. Don't take shortcuts through alleys, don't leave valuables in your car, and stay where it's well lit, and you should be fine.
All right – let's get this party started!
Hundreds of zombies descended upon the South Main Trolley Art Tour last night, and I got pictures. Here's a link to the Commercial Appeal article about the zombies.
Everyone knows zombies eat brains… but did you know they drink TAB?
The zombies have found a victim, who indicated he/she wanted to be zombified by wearing duct tape.
Regular blog readers Groobie Baby, Mendi, and Tom. Mendi has a tube top on.
Click here for the full photo album – 43 pictures. Some are a little blurry because I was trying to run around and get pics of the best zombies.
Last night's Trolley Tour was the best one I have seen in my five years downtown. We had the most diverse array of businesses ever open their doors – art galleries, clothing shops, gyms, a recording academy, hair salons, a political campaign office, and more. Many of the galleries had live music inside or outside, and Earnestine & Hazel's also had live music. The Arcade, Harry's Detour, Zanzibar, Spindini, the Green Beetle and Pearl's Oyster House were among the restaurants serving dinner during the tour.
Next trolley tour is Friday, June 29. They seem to get better and better every month. Don't miss it!
Wow, the price of MacBooks is finally dropping to the point where they're competitive with PC laptops. Even better, it appears that Macs are now capable of running Windows Vista or Windows XP at full speed, thanks to new technologies called Parallels Desktop and Boot Camp Pro (after reading about both, Parallels Desktop sounds like the way to go). Therefore, it'd be like having two computers in one, since I could use MacOS X and Windows Vista on the same machine. And you can get both operating systems pre-installed, so there's no hassle.
Hmmm… my current laptop is only a year old but I'm REALLY starting to want a MacBook. And since I do affiliate marketing websites like Memphis Discount Dining and Tube Top Boutique, there's no question that I could write the MacBook off on my taxes… when I factor that in, it's almost irresistible.
Anyone out there have experience running Windows Vista or XP through Parallel Desktop?
2) Stand somewhere on the march route, with a piece of duct tape prominently displayed. They will "zombify" you (tear your clothes and apply makeup, so don't wear clothes you plan on wearing again) and then you can join them and march.
Keep in mind that one of their rules is NO DRINKING WHILE MARCHING so if you want to drink, you may want to skip the duct tape and just be an observer (that's what I plan on doing). There will be drinking, however, at their post-march gathering at Earnestine & Hazel's.
My friend Joan Robinson e-mailed me to let me know about a new event for Downtowners. The last Monday of every month, beginning this Monday, May 28, the lobby bar at the elegant new Westin Hotel will have a special night just for us. There will be happy hour cocktail prices for Downtowners, and there will be complimentary hors d'ouevres as well.
I talked to Joan about this last weekend at BBQ Fest, and they really want this to be an opportunity for people who live Downtown to be able to come out and get to know their neighbors. Great idea – this is the friendliest part of the city, after all. Some come on down Monday night for drinks and fun. Most likely I will be there for this one, so say hello if you see me.
See this CBS Sportsline article about Tuesday's lottery party and subsequent trivia match at the Flying Saucer. At least Pete the Trivia Guy got 15 minutes of fame out of it.
One person who lives and works Downtown.
If interested, you can contact them through their website, downtownmemphis.com. Meetings are at 5 PM the first Wednesday of every month, so you'd need to be available at those times. They're accepting applications through May 31.
Not only is this a chance for you to play a part in Downtown's redevelopment, but serving on a nonprofit board looks GREAT as an extracurricular activity on a resume. If interested and you fit into one of the categories above, by all means apply!
Wednesday and Thursday nights at BBQ Fest I hit the point of exhaustion… there just came a time each evening when I knew I was DONE. And Thursday night it came relatively early in the evening, about 9:30. I hated to leave when my booth would be open for another 2 1/2 hours, but I just knew… it was time to go.
Friday I recovered, but Saturday I started to get that feeling again… but even earlier, at about 4:30 in the afternoon. I didn't want to miss an entire half day – the last day – of BBQ Fest! So I stopped drinking the keg beer that was being served in our booth, and walked outside. I saw a lemonade stand, and bought a large one for $6 and chugged it. It was wonderful! I bought a second, then a third. Yeah $18 for lemonade is a bit ridiculous, I thought, but if the festival wasn't going on I'd be at the Saucer spending that much on beer.
By 6:30 I had finished my third lemonade, and about an hour after that I felt marvelous! I was full of life and full of energy and happy to be alive. I stopped yawning and started dancing around the tent. When friends came to visit I was a chatterbox on the upstairs deck, and I stayed out with them at EP's and the Tap Room until 2:30 in the morning. Those lemonades made a world of difference – I surmised that it was not only that the lemonade didn't contain alcohol, but that all the sugar gave me the boost I needed.
The next day, BBQ Fest was over, and I showed up at the Saucer mid-afternoon for my usual Sunday drinking extravaganza. By about 6:00 I could feel myself going downhill, so I decided to see if the trick I learned Saturday could work again. Now, the Saucer doesn't sell lemonade, but they do sell a sugary, non-alcoholic beverage – Abita Root Beer. I figured two glasses of that would bring me back to life. So I ordered a root beer, drank it, and ordered my free refill. I noticed that Abita Root Beer tastes ever so slightly like Jagermeister.
As I was drinking my second glass, I was joined by former Sleep Out's bartender Frenchie. "Want to do a Jager Bomb?" he asked. A Jager Bomb is a shot glass of Jagermeister dropped into half a glass of (EDIT: Yikes! Otto just pointed out that a Jager Bomb is Jager + Red Bull, not Jager + beer) and then chugged. It tastes every bit as nasty as it sounds and it's most definitely a one-way ticket to Stupidville. Since I still possessed a little common sense at that point I turned down Frenchie's offer.
But then I shared my observation that Abita Root Beer tastes slightly like Jager, and we both thought the same thing… Root Beer Jager Bomb. I'd say it was the birth of a new drink, but I guess it really hasn't been "born" yet since neither of us dared to try one. I have a feeling that a Root Beer Jager Bomb could potentially do as much damage than the regular one, with the combined effect of the sugar and the Jager on one's brain.
Like I said, I haven't actually tried one yet, but we do have a three-day weekend coming up.
Coming tomorrow: A chance for you to have a say in Downtown building projects, and a new happy hour where Downtowners can meet their neighbors. I actually already have them typed up, but since I've posted 3 times this evening you already have plenty to read… they'll be up at the lunch hour most likely.
Earthquake watch: Wonder if something is about to happen?
I have a widget called My Earthquake Watch on my personalized Google homepage that shows all earthquakes over the past 24 hours on a world map, with different icons for different magnitudes. If you don't have a Google homepage, you can visit the Earthquake Watch site.
Today I noticed that there have been a LOT more earthquakes than usual. Not only that, but there were some in parts of the world that don't often experience earthquakes. There was a 5.6 magnitude one in the Gulf of Mexico, a 5.7 in the North Atlantic, and two smaller ones in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. There were also a lot of earthquakes in the Pacific Basin – it's common to see a few in that region every day, but today there were twice as many as usual.
Wonder if "the big one" is about to happen in some part of the world.
How to turn your BBQ Fest team booth into the "party booth"
I've been in BBQ Fest booths for several years as a guest, and now for one year as a team member. Team captain Chuck asked me several times, "Paul, what do we need to do to get some hot women in here?" As I walked around the park last weekend, I thought about that question – how DO you get your team's booth to be the "party booth" where all the gorgeous women want to hang out?
I came up with the list below. This is one case where I really wish Blogger would let me enable comments on a post-by-post basis: I'd love to hear additional suggestions from readers. You can always e-mail them to me at paul.ryburn@gmail.com and maybe I'll do a followup post.
Have a cave-like entrance to your team's booth. This arouses curosity: People can't see all of your booth at once, so they wonder "What's going on in there?" and they want to come in to find out.
Be prepared to really blow it out on Wednesday ("Friends & Family") night. Make sure your sound and lighting systems are in good working order and your booth looks like a million dollars. Team members from other booths will come visit and get a great first impression, and by Thursday the word on the street will be that your booth is THE place to be.
If you use wristbands to hand out for guest access to your booth, write your booth's number on the bands. I'm not talking about the offical Memphis in May team-member wristbands, that get you in the park for free. I'm talking about ones you buy on your own, specifically to control access to your booth.
Why is it important to write your booth number on the bands? Well, several times last weekend I had people tell me, "Paul, stop by (booth number), I have a team!" And you know what? In every case, I totally intended to go visit, but forgot which booth. If you write the number on the band, they CAN'T forget.
This means that it's better to buy paper wristbands that you can write on, rather than plastic ones.
If you have a ribs team, invite lots of people who live/work on or north of Beale Street; if you have a hog or shoulder team, invite lots of people who live/work in South Main or South End. Ribs teams are typically at the north end of the park. Hog and shoulder teams are usually at the south end. This means that if you have a shoulder team like we did, and you invite people who work north of Beale, they'll likely use the Beale entrance and have to walk past a half a mile of ribs teams before they get to you. Guess what will probably happen? They'll get distracted and may never make it down to your booth.
Luckily, my team has some new condo owners in the South Main district, so if we do shoulder again next year they'll know lots of people in the area to invite – and those people will probably use the Butler Street entrance, which is the one nearest to our booth.
Related: If you invite people from other parts of town who aren't familiar with BBQ Fest, tell them the entrance nearest your booth is the best one to use. Scope out the parking situation near this entrance beforehand so you can make recommendations.
Use the velvet rope to your advantage. Quick story: I have some friends who loved Raiford's. But if they went down there on a Friday or Saturday night and didn't see a line, they figured nothing was happening and didn't go in. It's counterintuitive – who wants to have to stand in line? But that's a sign that your place is the most popular.
So, station someone from your team as the door to act as the gatekeeper (this is also necessary to keep freeloaders out). The person controlling the velvet rope doesn't have to be mean and confront every person who asks to come in; rather, he/she can simply engage each person in conversation for a few minutes, holding up the line.
Make sure your tent is amply stocked with beer and/or liquor. Well, DUH. If you run out of booze, people will go elsewhere.
Keep the Porta-Potties in your team's booth clean, make sure there's plenty of toilet paper, put a light in there, maybe a scented candle. Women appreciate these things. If your bathrooms are dirty, they'll leave and won't come back. If on the other hand you go out of your way to make them pleasant (at least as pleasant as a Porta-Potty can be), they'll remember you for that and you'll have repeat visitors.
Make sure there's lots of activity near the entrance to your booth, with a good light and sound system. There may be a huge party going on in the back room, but if the front of your booth looks deserted, people on the sidewalks won't know about it. Put the dance floor as close to the entrance as possible.
One caveat: I DON'T recommend placing your food, beer, or liquor where it's visible from the entrance to your booth – it will attract freeloaders.
Get invited to more popular booths than your own. This isn't hard to do – just go by there on Friends & Family Night and arrange reciprocal access to your team's booths. Then you can go back on the party nights, and when you see a group of cute girls who have been there a while and are ready to see what else is going on at the festival, you can suggest YOUR booth.
Hire popular service-industry workers to bartend at your booth. All their hot friends will stop by to see them. Usually this won't even cost you anything – you can probably get them to work just for tips, of which they'll make plenty if your booth is good.
If a mixed group containing attractive women, not-so-attractive women, and guys asks to come in, invite the ENTIRE group in – not just the hot women. I've heard of booths where the guy at the door will say, "Okay, you and you (the good-looking females) can come in and party all night, but you and you (guys/not-so-attractive females) have to stay outside." For a girl to go on in and party it up while her friends have to wait outside on a muddy sidewalk – that's just SENSATIONALLY rude. That kind of girl, I wouldn't even want in my tent. Inviting the entire group in is the respectful thing to do.
Don't have a sponsor. For most teams that have one, Thursday night is "sponsor night" where they have all their corporate people and clients at your booth. That's one less night you have to build your booth's reputation as the place to party. Of course, for a lot of teams it's cost-prohibitive not to have sponsorship, so this may be a suggestion you can't afford to take. And it's actually contradictory advice, because if you do the other things I suggested (cave-like entrance, double-decker, well-stocked with alcohol) you're going to be more likely to run up costs that will make a sponsor necessary.
Come back next year. Some of the known "party booths" at BBQ Fest are so popular because they've built up that reputation over YEARS. Do the things outlined above and you'll get there too over time.
One word of caution – are you sure you WANT your booth to be the party booth? Because if it becomes one, you're going to have to deal with a lot of freeloaders – you'll definitely need to station someone at the door to keep people out who don't actually know anyone on your team, but try to say they know "Mike" or "John" or some other common name.
Last Friday evening when I got to the booth, I saw a couple of my team members putting security measures into place – asking everyone if they had a guest wristband, putting a rope across the booth's entrance to restrict access. "Isn't this a bit excessive?" I asked. But as the evening went on, it became more and more clear that they were completely correct to take the steps they took. Lots of people came by who obviously didn't know anyone on the team, and they would've eaten and drank us out of house and home if we hadn't stopped them.
Those are my thoughts as a freshman BBQ team member… maybe in future years I'll add to the list. I'll definitely bump this post back to the top a few weeks before BBQ Fest '08 for my readers who are on teams.


Of all the dairy-free products from Pacific Foods, the Cashew Carrot Ginger Soup was the one I was most excited to trial. The title holds three of my favorite foods, though I had never thought to bring them all together with such intensity. The bright orange hue (much more cheerful than what you see on the box) and the bold flavors were just what my senses had been longing for.
That said … this soup is not for the ginger averse. The heat from the ginger alone is enough to warm up this soup without even placing it atop the stove! If you have ever tasted a truly intense ginger tea (like Yogi Ginger Tea … which I drink almost daily) then you can expect a similar ginger punch from this soup, but with the added compliments of the sweet carrots and cashews.


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Vienna has a particularly interesting history as a former imperial city. Twice the "door to Western Europe" was besieged by the Turks, but it was able to avert the threatening expansion of the Ottoman Empire. It not only became the capital of the Habsburg Empire, but also a center for literature, art, and music.
Many famous people are associated with the city. Strauss, Schönberg and painters were Viennese. Beethoven and Mozart lived here for several years. Goethe himself never stayed in Vienna, but was nevertheless a great friend of the city. In the 19th century and especially at the beginning of the 20th century, Vienna, together with Paris, was the pulsating metropolis of the artistic avant-garde.
The presence of this cultural diversity left its traces, and even today the artists' residences are open to visitors, they can admire their works and commemorative plaques recall their daily lives in Vienna.
But there is also much to learn about the city itself, its buildings and gardens and its river. One magnificent building stands next to the other and often these tell of the old Viennese noble families. The history of the Habsburgs alone fills several volumes of history, but the nobility of Vienna with the rest of Europe is certainly more productive. Almost everything in Vienna – from park to cake – is a story worth knowing.
in Historical figures
Beethoven – a musical genius
in Famous people
Hedy Lamarr all-round talent and superstar
in Important places and hubs
The Freyung in the old town of Vienna
Old Danube – the old arm of the Danube in Vienna
Spittelberg – enjoyment and culture in the Biedermeier quarter
in About Vienna's surrounding area
Where is the Wachau in Austria?
The city of Melk at the Danube
Krems at the Danube – gateway to the Danube valley Wachau
in Viennese products
Zuckerlwerkstatt – handmade sweets
Stephansplatz – historic city center
in Historical buildings
The oldest hotels in Vienna – tradition and history
in About the city of Vienna
The "Bim", the Viennese tram


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The igil (Tuvan: игил) is a two-stringed Tuvan musical instrument, played by bowing the strings. (It is called "ikili" in Western Mongolia.) The neck and lute-shaped sound box are usually made of a solid piece of pine or larch. The top of the sound box may be covered with skin or a thin wooden plate. The strings, and those of the bow, are traditionally made of hair from a horse's tail (strung parallel), but may also be made of nylon. Like the morin khuur of Mongolia, the igil typically features a carved horse's head at the top of the neck above the tuning pegs, and both instruments are known as the horsehead fiddle.

The igil is held nearly upright when played, with the sound box of the instrument in the performer's lap, or braced against the top of the performer's boot.  Playing technique involves touching the strings with the nails or fingertips, but without pressing them to the neck. The igil has no frets.  The bow is held with an underhand grip.

The igil formerly had an entire genre dedicated to it, with a repertoire of songs meant to be performed only on the igil. During the communist period in Tuva attempts were made to "modernize" the igil. This was nothing more than an attempt to westernize the instrument making it more like the European cello. However the instruments and playing style used by most Tuvan musicians today are largely the same as the original form of the igil.

Famous players of the igil include Ak-ool Kara-sal, Andrei Chuldum-ool, Kaigal-ool Khovalyg, Igor Koshkendei, Mongun-ool Ondar, Aldar Tamdyn, Radik Tulush and Evgenii Saryglar.

See also

Music of Tuva
Tuvan throat singing
Topshur
Morin khuur
Doshpuluur
Yaylı tambur

External links
Igil Demo, folktale, photos, and text
Igil in contemporary Western music

Bowed string instruments
Necked bowl lutes
Drumhead lutes
Tuvan musical instruments

ru:Морин хуур

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Чемпионат Уэльса по футболу 2009/2010 годов — 18-й сезон Валлийской премьер-лиги. Он начался 14 августа 2009 и закончился 24 апреля 2010 года. Чемпионский титул не смог защитить клуб «Рил».

Клубы-участники

Турнирная таблица

Ссылки
 Официальный сайт
 Статистика на rsssf.com
 Статистика на soccerway.com

Футбол в Европе в 2009 году
Футбол в Европе в 2010 году
Чемпионат Уэльса по футболу
Спорт в Великобритании в 2009 году
Спорт в Великобритании в 2010 году
Национальные футбольные чемпионаты в сезоне 2009/2010


A Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE) is the objective measurement of a person's ability to perform functional work activities. Functional testing provides an objective measure that is useful in determining work placement, accommodation, treatment requirements, case management, or disability eligibility for a worker. The physician may determine a diagnosis and estimate work "restrictions". However, in an evidence-based medical model, measurements are preferable to estimates. Thus, when the ability to work is limited or disability is uncertain, functional capacity testing is beneficial in providing an objective determination.


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Steve Eminger (né le  à Woodbridge en Ontario au Canada) est un joueur professionnel canadien de hockey sur glace. Il joue au poste de défenseur.

Carrière
Vedette de la Ligue de hockey de l'Ontario avec les Rangers de Kitchener, il est repêché par les Capitals de Washington au premier tour du repêchage d'entrée dans la LNH 2002, en  au total. Il fait ses débuts dans la LNH dès la saison suivante, mais après 17 matches, les Capitals le renvoient à Kitchener.

Ceci est bénéfique pour Eminger et les Rangers, qui devient si dominant que c'est grâce à lui qu'ils remportent la Coupe Memorial. Le , il est échangé avec un choix de troisième ronde au repêchage d'entrée dans la LNH 2008 aux Flyers de Philadelphie en retour d'un choix de premier tour dans ce même repêchage (John Carlson).

Le , il est envoyé au Lightning de Tampa Bay avec Steve Downie en retour de Matt Carle et un choix de troisième ronde en 2009. Le , il est cédé aux Panthers de la Floride contre Noah Welch. Le , il a signé aux Ducks d'Anaheim comme agent libre pour deux années.

Il ne dispute finalement qu'une saison avec les Ducks avant d'être échangé à l'été 2010 aux Rangers de New York.

Il remporte la Coupe Calder 2016 avec les Monsters du lac Érié.

Eminger annonce son retrait de la compétition le  après une saison d'inactivité en raison de blessures, puis accepte un rôle à titre de dépisteur pour l'organisation des Rangers de New York.

Statistiques
Pour les significations des abréviations, voir statistiques du hockey sur glace.

| 1999-2000 || Rangers de Kitchener || LHO || 50 || 2 || 14 || 16 || 74 || 5 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0
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| 2000-2001 || Rangers de Kitchener || LHO || 54 || 6 || 26 || 32 || 66 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2001-2002 || Rangers de Kitchener || LHO || 64 || 19 || 39 || 58 || 93 || 4 || 0 || 2 || 2 || 10
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| 2002-2003 || Capitals de Washington || LNH || 17 || 0 || 2 || 2 || 24 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2002-2003 || Rangers de Kitchener || LHO || 23 || 2 || 27 || 29 || 40 || 21 || 3 || 8 || 11 || 44
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| 2003-2004 || Capitals de Washington || LNH || 41 || 0 || 4 || 4 || 45 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2003-2004 || Pirates de Portland || LAH || 41 || 0 || 4 || 4 || 40 || 7 || 0 || 1 || 1 || 2
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| 2004-2005 || Pirates de Portland || LAH || 62 || 3 || 17 || 20 || 40 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2005-2006 || Capitals de Washington || LNH || 66 || 5 || 13 || 18 || 81 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2006-2007 || Capitals de Washington || LNH || 68 || 1 || 16 || 17 || 63 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2007-2008 || Capitals de Washington || LNH || 20 || 0 || 2 || 2 || 8 || 5 || 1 || 0 || 1 || 2
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| 2008-2009 || Flyers de Philadelphie || LNH || 12 || 0 || 2 || 2 || 8 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2008-2009 || Lightning de Tampa Bay || LNH || 50 || 4 || 19 || 23 || 36 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2008-2009 || Panthers de la Floride || LNH || 9 || 1 || 0 || 1 || 6 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2009-2010 || Ducks d'Anaheim || LNH || 63 || 4 || 12 || 16 || 30 || -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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| 2010-2011 || Rangers de New York || LNH || 65 || 2 || 4 || 6 || 22 || -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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| 2011-2012 || Rangers de New York || LNH || 42|| 2|| 3|| 5|| 28|| 4|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 0
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| 2012-2013 || Rangers de New York || LNH || 35 || 0 || 3 || 3 || 8 || 11 || 0 || 2 || 2 || 4
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| 2012-2013 || Whale du Connecticut || LAH || 4 || 1 || 0 || 1 || 0 || - || - || - || - || -
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| 2013-2014 || HK CSKA Moscou || KHL || 25|| 0|| 2|| 2|| 10|| -|| -|| -|| -|| -
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| 2013-2014 || Admirals de Norfolk || LAH || 33|| 3|| 4|| 7|| 24|| 10|| 1|| 1|| 2|| 14
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| 2014-2015 || Bruins de Providence || LAH || 62 || 4 || 19 || 23 || 60 || 1 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0
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| 2015-2016 || Monsters du lac Érié || LAH || 19 || 5 || 9 || 14 || 14 || 13 || 1 || 7 || 8 || 4

| 488 || 19 || 80 || 99 || 359 || 20 || 1 || 2 || 3 || 6

Notes et références

Naissance en octobre 1983
Naissance à Vaughan
Joueur canadien de hockey sur glace
Défenseur de hockey sur glace
Choix de premier tour au repêchage d'entrée dans la LNH
Choix de repêchage des Capitals de Washington
Joueur des Rangers de Kitchener
Champion de la Coupe Memorial
Joueur des Capitals de Washington
Joueur des Flyers de Philadelphie
Joueur du Lightning de Tampa Bay
Joueur des Panthers de la Floride
Joueur des Ducks d'Anaheim
Joueur des Rangers de New York
Joueur des Pirates de Portland
Joueur du Whale du Connecticut
Joueur du HK CSKA Moscou
Joueur des Admirals de Norfolk (LAH)
Joueur des Bruins de Providence
Joueur des Monsters du lac Érié
Champion de la Coupe Calder


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Congolese army officer arrested in U.N. murders case
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Michael J. Sharp addresses the UN Security Council in August 2016. He and a colleague were abducted and killed in 2017 in the Democratic Republic of Congo. (Photo courtesy of the Sharp family)
Michael J. Sharp and fellow U.N. sanctions monitor Zaida Catalán of Sweden were abducted and killed in 2017 in the Kasai region of the Democratic Republic of Congo while monitoring sanctions violations and possible war crimes by the Congolese national army and various militias.
The prosecutor overseeing the case told Reuters news agency that Jean de Dieu Mambweni had been arrested Dec. 7, 2018, but no charges had yet been filed. He is the first member of the nation's security forces to be detained.
The Guardian reported Congolese authorities initially blamed the militia and arrested about two dozen alleged fighters for the killings, but the government later admitted it could not rule out the possibility the deaths were the result of state agents.
The prosecutor, Timothée Mukuntu, said Mambweni was arrested Dec. 6 after a court session in the trial of alleged militia members.
Defense lawyers played a recording made by Catalán two days before their March 12 deaths, in which Mambweni is heard giving the U.N. workers the number for a translator to work with on their ill-fated trip.
Members of the Kamuina Nsapu militia—which is at odds with the government—were arrested in late 2017 and put on trial in June, but that case was put on hold pending a U.N. investigation.
An execution video shows men the government says are militia members carrying out the killings, but experts say there are suspicious inconsistencies. For example, men in the video dressed like the militia are poor speakers of the local dialect.
In addition, at least one person who helped set up the trip in which the duo were abducted once worked for Congo's intelligence service. Phone records reveal that Jose Tshibuabua—whom Reuters reported was arrested and charged a year ago with the murder of the workers—exchanged at least 17 text messages with a provincial intelligence chief shortly before and after they were killed.
—Originally published in Mennonite World Review. Used with permission.
For background see:
EMU alumnus among those kidnapped in Democratic Republic of Congo
Sharp among confirmed dead in DRC
Michael J. Sharp's journey toward peace in DR Congo


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The Mahoning Baptist Association was an association of Baptist churches that was established in 1820 in Ohio's Mahoning Valley.  Two prominent early Restoration Movement leaders, Alexander Campbell and Walter Scott, were closely affiliated with the Mahoning Association.  The Association was dissolved in 1830.

History

The Mahoning Baptist Association was established in 1820.   Even though the Philadelphia Confession of Faith was considered its "organic law,"  the Association was "filled with ideas of religious reformation" and both open discussion and doctrinal diversity were accepted.

A congregation in Wellsburg, West Virginia, which was formed by Alexander Campbell after he left the Brush Run Church and the Redstone Baptist Association, became a member of the Association in 1823.  Campbell's journal the Christian Baptist was well received in the Association, as were his debates.  As a result, "the association heartily adopted the very same ecumenical, reforming views" in 1824 that had led to Campell's break with the Redstone Association.

Another early Restoration Movement leader, Walter Scott, was hired by the Mahoning Association as an evangelist in 1827. Within three years he brought more than 3,000 converts into the movement.

The Association disbanded in 1830, which Campbell believed to be premature.  Some historians consider the dissolution of the Mahoning Association to mark the beginning of the Disciples of Christ, because that is the point when they became truly independent.

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Schools' tribute to popular girls
SCHOOLS have paid tribute to the four girls who died in the horrific Tremellen Street house fire.
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HEARTBROKEN - Schoolfriend Josephine McHale.
Sayrah, 16, and Sophia, 15, attended Moorhead Sports College, where Sayrah was deputy head girl, while Alicia, 10, was a pupil at Hyndburn Park School, where Hannah, three, was due to start next year.
Caneze Riaz, the children's mother, who was also found dead in the upstairs of the terraced house, was a staff member, governor and herself believed to be a fomer pupil at Hyndburn Park.
Headteacher John Boden said he could not yet find the right words to tell his pupils about the tragedy but a special assembly had been arranged for yesterday morning.
He said: "I and the whole school staff were saddened by the tragic news. All the children, apart from the youngest who was due to start next year, had come through the school and they were all liked by staff and children alike."
He added: "Alicia was a popular member of one of our Year 6 classes. She was just a really nice girl and will be missed by all the school.
"The school offers its support to the family at this tragic time."
Mr Boden has been liaising with Andrew Bateman, headteacher of Moorhead, about holding a joint memorial service for the children.
Mr Bateman said: "I am totally shocked. It's tragic. This has affected everyone who is closely involved with the school because the mother has been linked with a number of projects that were running."
He said that Sayrah was a well-respected member of the school community. She was elected by the staff and students as deputy head girl and was the current charity representative for her form tutor group. Sophia was said to have trained to be a school mentor for the new intake of Year 7 pupils.
Mr Bateman added: "This is a tremendous loss to our school. Our sympathies go out to the remaining family members."
Josephine McHale, 15, of Garden Street, Accrington, who attends Moorhead, said that she has been a close friend of Sayrah since they started secondary school.
She added: "We were good friends at school, she was bubbly and a nice girl. I could talk to her about anything.
"When we heard it was the Riaz family, we didn't realise it was them at first.
"What else can we do but cry?"
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Sri Lankan health workers wait to be administered the COVID-19 vaccine in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Friday, Jan. 29, 2021. (AP Photo/Eranga Jayawardena)
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Sri Lanka received 600,000 doses of the Sinopharm vaccine from China as a donation on Wednesday.
Sri Lankan authorities said the supplied doses will go first to Chinese citizens in Sri Lanka, where thousands of people from China are working.
Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa accepted the vaccine from Chinese Ambassador Qi Zhenhong at the airport after the doses were flown in on Wednesday.
Sri Lankan officials have said the vaccine will be given to Sri Lankans only after the island nation receives clearance from the World Health Organization.
Sinopharm is the third vaccine to be approved in Sri Lanka and the second the country has obtained in it's fight against COVID-19.
Sri Lanka has so far used Oxford-AstraZeneca shots to vaccinate more than 903,000 people. The government also has arranged to buy 7 million doses of the Russian-developed vaccine Sputnik V.


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Q: System-wide DNS lookups over SSH tunnel IT has the lab locked down so I cant do apt-get updates or install any packages on the Ubuntu machine. We have a Windows RDP desktop that has limited internet access. I have an SSH server running on the Windows box and I can SSH tunnel to it from the Ubuntu machine with the following
ssh -CND localhost:1080 me@windowsbox

The problem is I still cant resolve any DNS from the Ubuntu machine. So what I would like to do is also configure DNS to also go through the SSH tunnel. And yes, I have seen many other posts about configuring firefox or whatever browser to do so, but that does not apply here. I am looking for system level DNS or at the very least the ability for apt-get to resolv through the tunnel.
Thanks

A: You have full control over the client, that's good.  You don't mention how much control you have over the SSH server.  If you control the server side, hen you could start a UDP-to-TCP proxy on your client as indicated
here:
socat -T15 udp4-recvfrom:53,reuseaddr,fork tcp:localhost:5353

And then forward the TCP connection via SSH to your server where you start a TCP-to-UDP daemon:
socat tcp4-listen:5353,reuseaddr,fork UDP:nameserver:53

there is
SSHuttle (e.g. mentioned
here).  There is a patch to forward DNS queries easily.
YMMV, but I have had success with the following:
#!/bin/bash
# Taken from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4594319/shell-replace-cr-lf-by-comma
DNSSERVERS=$(nmcli d show | grep DNS | awk '{print $2}' | sed -e 'H;${x;s/\n/,/g;s/^,//;p;};d' )
sshuttle  \
    -vvv                \
     --dns-hosts ${DNSSERVERS}   \
    -r server   \
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I've been working on a retrospective project for Jeanne Ruddy Dance's 10th Anniversary Season. This video was presented full screen in the theater on Opening night and then in the lobby for the run of their 2010 concert Season. Lot of work—lot of fun! It was done in Final Cut Pro software to edit and design using lots of existing clips and images from the last ten years. Ellen Fishman-Johnson supplied additional music used at the end.
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Mexico. Mexico has remained the worlds largest producer, and it has maintained that lead for some years now. In 2013, the country produced 5,400 tons of silver. Fresnillo Company from Mexico is the world's leading producers of silver, though it also mines gold in other parts of the country.
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Leading Tin Producing Countries In The World China produces 125,000 metric tonnes of tin, leading the world in tin production. Progressive stages of tin processing Cassiterite Tin Ore (left), pure molten tin (center), and a shaped pewter product made from tin (right).
In value terms, lead ore imports stood at $5.8B in 2016. In general, lead ore imports continue to indicate a remarkable increase. Over the period under review, global lead ore imports attained its maximum level of $8.1B in 2012 however, from 2013 to 2016, it stood at a somewhat lower level. Top Lead Ore Importing Countries in the World. 1.
Lead producer countries and their percentage in world production The worlds total production of lead in year 2009 was 3,900 thousand metric tons. It was 3,143 thousand metric tons in 2003 and 3,280 thousand metric tons in 2005.
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Currently, approximately 240 mines in more than 40 countries produce lead. World mine production was estimated to be 4.1 million metric tons in 2010, and the leading producers were China, Australia, the United States, and Peru, in descending order of output.
A further Australian supplier, Fortescue Metals Group Ltd, has helped bring Australia's production to first in the world. The seaborne trade in iron ore, that is, iron ore to be shipped to other countries, was 849m tonnes in 2004. Australia and Brazil dominate the seaborne trade, with 72% of the market.
World mine production of lead increased slightly, to 3.86 million metric tons (Mt) in 2009. The United States accounted for about 11% of global lead mine production and was ranked third in the world. China and Australia were the two leading world lead producers in 2009 accounting for 41% and 15%, respectively, of global lead mine production.


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Q: How to use a PHP regular expression to parse an iframe tag? I'm trying to use preg_match to extract the width of a YouTube video from the embed code.
The code is something like:

and I would like to extract width="480".
I've tried:
/width="[0-9]+"/
/width=\"[0-9]+\"/
/width=.[0-9]+./

but none of them work.  If I remove the final double quotes, and the numbers, I can extract width=" but I can't get beyond that.

A: $string = '';
preg_match('/.*width="(\d+)".*/', $string, $match);\
echo $match[1];

But I'm sure, the PHP or JS DOM is able to do it with less pain...

A: Your actual source might be formatted differently. Your example html snippet looks too exemplary. Try this:
preg_match('#\b(width\s*=)\s*["\']?(\d+)#i', $source, $match);
print $match[2];

A: $ptn = "/(?<=width=\")\d*(?=\")/";
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Националната литературна награда за поезия "Усин Керим" е учредена от Община Чепеларе през 2010 г.
Досега не е връчвана на ромски поет, но през 2018 г. е спечелена от български арменец.

Посвещава се на големия български поет от ромски произход Усин Керим, който е обявен посмъртно за почетен гражданин на Чепеларе по време на честването на 80 години от рождението му през 2008 г. Наградата се присъжда на всеки две години през месец октомври. Кметът на Община Чепеларе определя жури, което включва изтъкнати поети. Наградата се състои от статуетка с образа на Усин Керим, изработка на смолянския скулптор Ангел Бебелеков, и чек в размер на 1500 лв. Награда на публиката – 500 лв. За наградата за поезия "Усин Керим" могат да кандидатстват български поети, издали книги през последните две години преди годината на връчване на наградата.

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The Digambar Jain Siddha Kshetra Rajgir is a very ancient and holy place of pilgrimage for the Jains and it is 97 kms from Patna. It is located in a beautiful valley with lush green forests. It is dedicated to Lord Munisuvratnath the 20th Tirthankar and is considered very sacred as the Garbha, Janma, Tapa and Jnan of Lord Munisuvratnath took place here. As it has been constructed on five hills this holy place is also known as Panch Pahadi.
Rajgriha or Rajgir has a very important place in history as it was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Magadha. Along with Jainism this place is also closely associated with Buddhism. Lord Mahavir is said to have spent a long time here and performed twelve Chaturmas here preaching and spreading divine wisdom. Chaturmas is the holy period of four months generally in the rainy season when monks and ascetics cannot move from place to place. This period is used for fasting, penances, austerities preaching or listening to religious discourses etc. Nearly one fourth of the monks devoted to Lord Mahavir belonged to Rajgriha district thus his influence on this ancient city was great.
There are ten temples located on the hills and two are located in the valley. The first hill known as Vipulachala has four beautiful temples located on it. A huge monument has been built here in memory of Lord Munisuvrathnath. On the second hill Udaigiri there are two temples which were said to be discovered when the place was being dug up. Idols were recovered from here and have been installed in Lal Mandir situated in the valley. On the third hill Ratnagiri there are some Jain temples. On the fourth hill known as Swarnagiri or Shramangiri there are three temples. On the southern part of this hill there are two caves and images of the Tirthankars have been carved on the walls of these caves. On the fifth hill known as Vaibhavgiri there are five temples. There is a Shalibhadra temple besides the Jain temple. A 1200 year old Jain temple has been recovered here after digging 24 rooms and many ancient artistic idols are installed here. A short distance from the last hill foot images of Ganadhar Bhagavan the close disciple of Lord Mahavir can be found. The ruins of the palaces of King Bimbisara of Magadha(Known as King Shrenik in Jain texts) can also be seen.
Road – Buses and Taxis are available from Patna, Gaya, Nalanda, Bihar Sharif.
Rail – Rajgir is the last station on Babhtyarpur – Rajgir line which is 1 km from the temple.
There is a Dharmashala here which can accommodate 1000 people.
Rajgriha was a great centre for Jainism and ruins of caves, monasteries, shrines etc can be seen at many places. The ancient Jain texts also mention Rajgriha as a place of great importance to the Jains. The beautiful scenic hills and the peace and solitude makes it an ideal place for pilgrims to soak in the sacred vibrations of the Tirthankars who hallowed the place with their purity and Divinity which help the pilgrims in their onward quest for enlightenment and bliss.