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Danish studio Lenschow & Pihlmann renovates a traditional rural residence, building around it student apartments connected to nature.
A student village built around a 17th century farm. The center of the new intervention by Danish studio Lenschow & Pihlmann is a Søgaard, a wooden farm house with a distinctive pitched roof. Around it are built seven new buildings that accommodate student apartments with single or double rooms, for a total of about 60 beds. The new volumes imitate the shape of the historical structure, but with contemporary materials and technologies. Their composition generates a series of intimate spaces and paths.
Each apartment has an open view on the surrounding landscape. The facades towards the village streets are more closed, guaranteeing the privacy of the residents. An important part of the project is the restoration of the Søgaard, characterised by the robustness of the building materials. The intervention on the existing is honest and visible, not hiding new elements and components in contrast with traditional techniques and materials. The roof was replaced and an internal thermal insulation was added, with also interventions on the wooden structure and the foundations.
Read also: Involving the local community, teachers, and children, Rosenbaum and Aleph Zero designed a new village that blends learning spaces and places of residence, in the microregion of the Rio Formoso.


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New antibody fights several flu strains at once, could make flu shot obsolete
By Ryan Whitwam on July 21, 2015 at 4:06 pm
Influenza is no longer the scourge it once was thanks to modern medicine, and specifically, annual vaccination efforts. The flu vaccine isn't perfect, though. Influenza mutates rapidly, which means a new vaccine formulation is needed every year. An international team of researchers has identified a new antibody that might give us the edge in this yearly arms race. It bypasses the constantly changing surface markers and attacks a different part of the virus membrane.
So why is influenza such a tricky virus to vaccinate against? The virus has a jumble of proteins on its surface called hemagglutinin and neuraminidase that is uses to enter cells. The pattern of these proteins is different in every strain of influenza, which allows it to evade your immune system even if you've been infected with the flu before. Basically, you don't have antibodies that recognize the new patterns on the virus (known as antigens) until you've encountered the new strain.
When your body has become sensitized to a pathogen, it can prepare an adaptive immune response. Each antibody can only detect a single antigen. But when it does find its match, the alarms are sounded: The antibody binds to the surface of the virus particle, marking it for destruction by the immune system, and also preventing it from entering your cells. As the immune response picks up, more antibodies are pumped out and other immune cells swing into action to clear virus-infested cells and combat the infection.
A vaccine provides a template of antigens to train the immune response to recognize the new strains of influenza each year. There's a certain amount of guess work involved, though. Doctors have to predict which strains will be most prevalent in the upcoming flu season to formulate the vaccine, and sometimes they get it wrong.
The newly isolated antibody, known as CT149, could vastly improve treatment. It bypasses the mixed-up pattern of proteins on the surface of virus particles. Instead, CT149 binds to the hemagglutinin stem region, which is identical on multiple strains of the virus, and it doesn't mutate every year.
This antibody was isolated from the blood of patients infected with the pandemic H1N1 influenza virus in 2009. To test its activity, researchers injected mice with doses of CT149, and then exposed them to four powerful strains of the flu. The mice were protected from all four, one of which was the 2009 H1N1 strain.
The discovery of this antibody could point the way to new targets for vaccine research. If the hemagglutinin stem region can be exploited, future vaccines might provide better protection, or even last for more than a year. Maybe one day you'll be able to get a single vaccine that offers years of protection against the most dangerous strains of the flu. The CT149 antibody itself may also be of use for acute treatment of influenza for already infected individuals — and stopping outbreaks before they become pandemics.

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Q: Memory leak in infinite loop What are the damages in your computer if you run a program which continuously generates memory leaks ?
For example:
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then let that code execute for hours or days?

A: You probably wouldn't get the chance of running it a day. The unallocated main memory will  quickly reach a threshold level when the system will stop your program. The operating system in most of the cases would stop the process and at that moment system will run slow. The worst part is -allocated memory cannot be used because the reference to it has been lost.
Note: This memory leaked is not permanently lost. The system after termination of the program resets the available physical memory. Not the memory of hard disk drive.

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Natural Habitat: Camouflaged Cameras Capture Animal Behavior Covertly for 'Spy in the Wild'
Producer John Downer says the aim of the series is "to capture these elusive moments where animals do something so extraordinary that it makes us consider our own connection with the natural world."
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In perhaps Nature's most innovative production to date, the five-part series Spy in the Wild employs more than 30 animatronic spy cameras disguised as various animal species to covertly record their behavior in natural environments.
Among the featured spy creatures are Spy Orangutan, Spy Croc Hatchling, Spy Meerkat, Spy Egret, Spy Tortoise, Spy Prairie Dog, Spy Macaw, Spy Sloth, Spy Cobra, Spy Bushbaby, Spy Squirrel, Spy Adelie (penguin) and Spy Baby Hippo. These robotic, uncanny look-alikes infiltrate the natural world to film surprising behavior from wildlife around the world.
The first episode of the five-part Spy in the Wild, A NATURE Miniseries debuted Feb. 1. After episodes air, they are available for limited online streaming at pbs.org/nature.
Langur monkey pulling Spy Langur's tail. Photo by Michael W. Richards/John Downer Productions.
Miniseries producer and director John Downer, whose previous productions include Earthflight and Penguins—Spy in the Huddle, says this is the first spycam series to be shot in ultra-high definition (UHD). He adds that this latest venture is "the most ambitious and biggest Spy series yet."
A History of Covert Surveillance
For John Downer Production's Penguins—Spy in the Huddle (2013), which recorded more than 1,000 hours of intimate penguin behavior, the production deployed more than 50 animatronic cameras disguised as life-size penguins to assist in shooting footage. Each camera shot 1080p video. Different penguin-cams had different capabilities, including walking and swimming. As well as resembling the three penguin species tracked in the show (emperor, rockhopper and Humboldt), penguin-cams were configured as penguin chicks, eggs and rocks.
Pulled out of retirement from 2010's Polar Bears: Spy on the Ice, snowball-cam fit perfectly into the Antarctic environment. With no visible moving parts, it was able to roll across most terrain, even uphill. It could also film on the roll thanks to a self-leveling HD camera.
Digital Video profiled this production in December 2013.
After being dropped, the Spy Langur is treated by its troop as though it is dead.
Downer says the aim of the Spy series is "to capture these elusive moments where animals do something so extraordinary that it makes us consider our own connection with the natural world. Inevitably those moments are rare, but by deploying a menagerie of lifelike spy creatures and other remote cameras over long periods of time and filming thousands of hours of footage, it was possible to capture many never-seen-before moments."
"This series is a big step up from how we currently view and understand animals," says Nature executive producer Fred Kaufman. "It is surprising in every way."
The State of Animatronic Cameras Today
The exceptional sequences recorded by the spy creatures' built-in cameras for Spy in the Wild are numerous. Spy Croc Hatchlings were able to record for the first time a female Nile crocodile gathering her babies in her mouth for travel. As the robotic look-alikes were picked up with the real baby crocodiles, their cameras captured what it was like as the mother croc carried them all underwater.
Spy Tortoise caught the attention of a young chimpanzee, who became uncharacteristically possessive of this newfound toy or pet, unwilling to share it with other chimps.
Spy Wild Dog Pup. Photo by Stephen J. Downer/John Downer Productions.
Spy Langur, embedded with a group of 120 langur monkeys in India, was grabbed and accidentally dropped by a teenage langur, prompting a gathering of the monkeys around the motionless langur facsimile in a display, perhaps, of empathy and mourning.
Spy Bushbaby was present with other conventional cameras to help document a filming first as a young chimp befriends an abandoned genet kitten and tries to gently comfort it, arguably showing compassion for another species.
Spy Chick revealed life inside a tree nest, where a female red-billed hornbill is confined with her chicks for more than two months and dependent on her mate to feed them.
To be successful, these realistic robotic cameras needed to gain acceptance among their real-life counterparts, which they did by mimicking characteristic body language and behaviors. Spy Wild Dog Pup mimicked the body language of the African savannah's wild dog pack with submissive postures, tail wagging and play bows to win them over. Likewise, Spy Prairie Dog was designed to perform a jump yip, a leap on two legs, which is a visual signal to unite the prairie dog colony in Colorado, as well as a sign of vigilance.
Wild dog pups inspect Spy Wild Dog Pup in Botswana. Photo by Richard Jones/John Downer Productions.
Although 34 new spy creatures were created for the miniseries, most of them had to have backups, given mishaps in the wild. In total, around 60 different spy cameras, including the spy creatures, were deployed to film the production. Logistically, up to 10 spy and conventional long-lens cameras could be used at any one time. Filming the episodes in 21 countries took three years, with more than 8,000 hours of footage shot.
The final episode of the series, which airs March 1, explains how the concept of spy creatures evolved at John Downer Productions—from the original boulder-cam to the penguin-cams that inspired the next-generation spycams featured in this series. It shows the painstaking work that goes into building the lifelike models and reveals how the team deploys and operates the robotic cameras on location all over the world. It contains funny and unexpected moments, much of which is experienced from the viewpoint of the spycams themselves.
Spy in the Wild, A NATURE Miniseries
is a John Downer Production for BBC, PBS and THIRTEEN Productions. It is presented as part of a multi-title co-production deal among PBS, BBC and BBC Worldwide North America.
Tags ⋅ John Downer ⋅ nature documentary ⋅ Spy in the Wild


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Acting is the performing of a position or the role of a character for a temporary amount of time. Richard Yates' Revolutionary Road, a tragic novel, challenges the preconceived notion that the 1950's was a cheerful time where everyone had the perfect lifestyle in the Suburbs by introducing his readers to three distinct characters who are anything but pleased with their life. Yates proposes the idea of escape as a common thread in society of which everyone dreams, but no one can capture. Due to their desire to escape reality, April, Frank, and Helen turn to acting and role playing to change their personalities through hiding flaws, putting on a happy façade, and playing house.
Throughout his life, Frank struggles to find his place causing him to take on the role of a strong, attractive, masculine man, thereby hiding his weak side. With the help of mirrors, Frank is able to adjust his face through "tightening his jaw and turning his head a little to one side to give a…commanding look" (Yates 16). By doing this, he gives off a more masculine vibe. Often he chooses to do this when he is around April so she notices that Frank is a real man. Through physical strength, Frank is also able to prove his masculinity. During a fight between Frank and April on Route 12, Frank swings "out one trembling fist…and brought the fist down on the roof of the car" to not only prove his strength to April but to all the cars passing by (Yates 29). Frank tends to be blinded by his insecurity of unmanliness and as a result makes bad decisions. April gets pregnant twice and knows that she is not responsible enough to take care of them, nor does she want them. April turns to the idea of an abortion, but Frank finds out and immediately talks her out of it because there is no "better proof of manhood" than someone bearing his child (Yates 53). Focusing on proving himself, Frank does not realize the repercussions of April not following through with the abortion (sp12). Frank also puts himself in a situation where he could lose April, who he loves, and has an affair with Maureen. But, it made him feel "like a man" and that was enough (Yates 53). Driven to prove his masculinity to everyone around him, particularly April, Frank chooses options that could ultimately hurt him in the end.
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Bob has left the Range
Bob watching his friends and competitors
Bob Goehring
MDRGC Life Member
Bob Goehring passed away on Saturday Evening, January 19th 2019
Bob will be remembered as a long-time member of the Mission & District Rod & Gun Club. Joining in 2000, and working behind the scenes Bob's contributions have helped to build the club throughout the past 19 years.
With the Pacific Shooter's Association range closure, Bob was instrumental in acquiring sixteen steel and concrete benches for the MDRGC. Based on Bob's record of meritorious service and significant contributions to MDRGC, a Life Membership was confirmed and awarded in 2010.
Many will remember Bob for participating in BR 50 for which he was the chair. Bob introduced the BR50 rifle discipline (.22 Bench Rest) to the Club and as the BR50 Chair, Bob was instrumental in completing the first .22 Bench Rest season in 2009 as an active participant, registrar, shooter and score keeper. Bob actively participated in BR50 through 2018, winning the "Provincial Championship" on July 28th, and attaining the highest score on all four targets for an average of 2375/2500.
Bob will also be remembered at the club for participating in Center Fire Bench Rest, Trap, Skeet and Sporting Clays at the club and he was a hunter and a competitive shooter having competed throughout North America.
Bob GOEHRING "Left the Range" at 79 years of age on January 19th, 2019 following a courageous battle with cancer. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 am, Friday, January 25th at St. Anthony's Church, 2347 Inglewood Avenue, West Vancouver, BC.
The Mission Club has lost a great member.
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For your mall visitors, we want it to be a fun, exciting experience that will make the children's faces light up at the sight of Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny, where they will want to tell their friends and come back over and over again. We use experienced employees. We have state of the art equipment that is fast and produces a high quality image.
Christmas is an amazing time of year and we love it! We know what makes a Santa set a success. We strive to make every visit a Magical Experience for the whole family, while being safe and expeditious. We strive to take the work out of your hands, we can hire the staff and Santa, do the reports, and handle all the day to day operations. We know how to deal with difficult customers in a delicate manner.
Easter sets are simple and quick – two weeks and it's done, but that doesn't make it any less important. Family Easter photos, little girls in their Easter dresses and little boys dressed up in their Sunday best are a huge part of a family's life and they want those photos. Our Easter bunny is fantastic; cute, cuddly, and so much fun. You will love him as much as the families do.
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Auchi Polytechnic Post UTME Form 2018/2019. Auchi Polytechnic is now selling post UTME forms for the 2018/2019 academic session. Auchi Poly Post UTME form is now available for purchase online. See how to apply below.
Auchi Poly Post UTME Screening Exercise Eligibility.
How to Apply for Auchi Polytechnic Post UTME.
The management of the Auchi Polytechnic invites suitably candidates that picked them as their institution of choice in the 2018 UTME to its Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (Post-UTME) screening exercise.
EXAMINATION DATES: 31st July – 2nd August 2018.


We are looking to expand the talent of our team with a marketing-centric Front-End Web Developer. This person will be responsible for the day-to-day management of UNA.com as well as building and maintaining the company's satellite websites and web integrations. This person should have a passion for web design & development in a marketing-centric environment.
If you live and breathe development and have an affinity for creating seamless experiences through thoughtful UX, we want to talk to you. The ideal candidate for this role is self-motivated, ambitious, and brings a great attitude to work every day. This person should have a strong background in front-end web development – a deep understanding of UX and the optimization (browser/device) thereof.


In our Rock Climbing Day Programs, individuals will have an opportunity to safely step outside of their comfort zones. In doing so, participants will be challenged to overcome adversity, grow in their own self-confidence, and develop trust in themselves and others- all set against the backdrop of the beautiful and rugged western North Carolina.
What is Included in the Cost: AML provides all the technical and group equipment necessary for our Rock Climbing Day Programs. We also provide an energy rich lunch for you day of programming. Take a look at our Gear List to see what each participant will be responsible for brining.
Program Length: AML's Rock Climbing Day Programs are typically 6-7 hours in length. Multi-day climbing programs are available through our Customizable Expeditions.


With a size of 70 soccer fields, Starfield Hanam was the talk of the town since its opening. The multi-complex mall continues to attract numbers of visitors even today.
A multitude of shops are gathered in one building, making it easy to think of Starfield Hanam as just another shopping complex or mega-mall, but it is better called a "Shopping Theme Park." Much like an amusement park that offers many fun rides for visitors to chose among, Starfield Hanam provides a shopping experience to match the unique tastes of all visitors. Inside the mall, visitors will find not only shopping spaces, but also fun and unique areas. With all the options, you are sure to find something that pleases you.
TIP) Check the Floor Guide when exploring!
Because of its large size, Starfield Hanam has information desks and floor guides available in Korean and English throughout the complex. The guides list the names and locations of shops from the basement level 1 through the fourth floor. With this map in hand, it's easy to find what you're looking for.
Electro Mart exudes a male aura, from the entrance to the items on sale. Like a playground for electronic enthusiasts, the mart even has a super-hero mascot. A lightning bolt emblazoned on his chest, Electro Man is the 'god of electricity' and embodies all the electronic goods in the store. Electro Mart sells everything from smart phones to speakers to the newest digital devices. Be sure to keep an eye out for Electro Man throughout the store while experiencing all the gadgets first-hand.
Maison Ticia is a lifestyle and home shop for those who seek to decorate their home. The shop name comes from a combination of the French word "maison" meaning home, and "leticia," Latin for pleasure. The shop is full of cute and adorable items that are sure to catch the eye of visitors even from just a single glance. Maison Ticia mostly sells household items, such as kitchenware, lifestyle goods, and interior decorating items. The shop is unique for having a space available for shoppers to personally try out the items.
Families with young children will love visiting Toy Kingdom. Bright, colorful balloons decorate the entryway, ushering visitors into a new, fantastic world. This place is filled with grand characters and statues from 1.5meter-tall pinwheels to lego men to Pororo! Toy Kingdom is great for taking souvenir photos with the characters, and children will love to play with the many toys in this special place just for them.
The high-end interior of Aquafield is sure to catch one's attention. A healing space to recharge your body and soul, the facility is divided into a large water park and a hot spa. The water park features a variety of pools to entertain family members of all ages. The spa is decorated in eight themed areas, each area pleasing to the eye and ideal for spending time in idle comfort. In particular, popular areas include the Media Art Room, featuring constellations and the aurora borealis dancing to the sounds of music, and the Cloud Room, designed to feel as if you are floating in the clouds.
※ Base admission limited to six hours, with an additional 5,000 won charged for each additional hour.
※ Pay for additional facilities (F&B, massage chair, etc.) after use at the payment counter on 4F.
In simple terms, Hyundai Motorstudio is not a space to sell cars, but rather to allow visitors to experience Hyundai cars first-hand. The entire exhibition space is decorated with images and information about Hyundai's future car IONIQ, the company's first hybrid vehicle. The walls display a video with IONIQ's vision, "The Freedom of Movement," and visitors can also view the interior of the car.
Sports Monster is a unique space blending sports and play, with a personal "monster band" to record your movements while playing. There are over 30 differing activities to enjoy here, with the sports being divided into four categories of Basic Zone, Exciting Zone, Adventure Zone, and Digital Zone. The most popular area is the Adventure Zone's free-fall experience! Take on the excitement of a leap from the top of the 8.5m platform for a wild thrill ride through the open air.
※ Base fare limited to two hours, with an additional 1,000 won charged for each additional 10 minutes.
Gourmet Street is true to its name, featuring a large gathering of famous Korean restaurants along its full length of 200 meters. The prices here are a bit higher than those of the general food court on the third floor, but it is worth it for the fancy ambience and delicious food. The cafés here are also artfully decorated and great for relaxing over a cup of hot coffee or tea.
The general foot court of Starfield Hanam is EATOPIA, located on the third floor. Visitors can purchase food a la carte from traditional restaurants and new-style restaurants to create their perfect meal. While eating, diners will be treated to views of the Hangang River flowing by outside the floor-to-ceiling glass windows lining the walls like an observatory.
• Walk approx. 1 min. from Exit 7 to Jamsil Station Bus Stop → Take Bus No. 9302 to Starfield Hanam Bus Stop → Walk approx. 1 min. to Starfield Hanam.
• Take a taxi for approx. 23 min.
• Walk approx. 1 min. from Exit 1 to Paldang Station Bus Stop → Take Maeul Bus No. 50 to Starfield Hanam Bus Stop → Walk approx. 2 min. to Starfield Hanam.
• From Paldang Station (Gyeongui-Jungang Line), take a taxi for approx. 11 min.
* This column was last updated in March 2018, and therefore information may differ from what is presented here. We advise you to check details before visiting.


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Sri Lanka beat New Zealand. Again. By a lot.
Forget all the pre-cup hype, the years of preparation, the strategies and roadmaps. In the end, the four most talented teams are in the finals of the World Cup. And the most talented of the South Asian teams booked their place in the finals today with a comprehensive demolishment of New Zealand.
Early problems for Lanka
It wasn't a cakewalk for Sri Lanka to be sure. For about 35 overs, New Zealand made them sweat. Choosing to bat first on a bouncy pitch, the Lions lost their primary batting match-winner Sanath Jayasurya early – beaten by the length and pace of Franklin. But at this juncture Stephen Fleming was let down rather badly by his star bowler – Shane Bond. Trying to find early swing, Bond struggled to come up with an optimal line. He was nudged and flicked to the fence or nullified with a straight bat.
A steady stream of wickets
Yet, Sri Lanka lost a steady stream of wickets throughout their innings– most of them to soft dismissals or poor umpiring decisions. Upul Tharanga – his place in the squad under pressure - prospered for a while, his drives and cuts escaping Fleming's traps because of the extra carry in the pitch. But just as he was establishing a foundation with his captain Mahela Jayawardene, he overbalanced and lost his stumps to Vettori – who was extracting some slow turn from the wicket.
The next two Lankan batsmen Silva and Dilshan then put in useful contributions. When Tharanga fell, a total of 250 looked like a good one for Sri Lanka. But more than the runs they put on board, these two energizer bunnies ignited their team's search for a large total.
Jayawardene constructs a great innings
With his middle order batsmen egging him on, Jayawardene responded with one of the greatest World Cup hundreds – the second we've seen this tournament from his team.
With wickets falling around him, he calmly kept the pedal to the metal on the singles and twos. He played the ball late, especially off the pads. He timed his shots beautifully, indicating his rising form in this tournament. And he picked the gaps near perfectly. His first fifty came in 76 balls. His second came in 52 balls. When Jayawardene plays the big shots, he hardly appears to be slogging. Yet he added 69 to the total in the last 10 overs all by himself!
New Zealand walk into a storm
Chasing 290 to win, New Zealand immediately ran into trouble. Chaminda Vaas was his steady self – keeping it tight, occasionally threatening with some swing in to the right hander. At the other end, Lasith Malinga unleashed a blinder of a spell. His bowling had speed, carry and swing out to the right hander. He was virtually unplayable.
With the ball not quite coming on the bat, New Zealand had the skids put on them. Both bowlers picked up a wicket each – reducing the opposition to 32 for 2. At this stage New Zealand had no option but to crawl along and hope for a turn in fortune.
A ray of hope
And just like that out of nowhere came a ray of hope. First, New Zealand found two confident batsmen at the crease – Peter Fulton, who had survived those blistering opening spells and Scott Styris, in Ponting-like form. In addition, Dilhara Fernanado – preferred rather inexplicably over Maharoof for this game – was pulled up twice for running on the pitch and disintegrated under the pressure. Both batsmen sensed a window and went on the offensive. Going after Fernando, they added 73 in 68 balls.
With concern rising Jayawardene turned to his slow bowlers and almost instantly Styris obliged him with a chip to midwicket.
A quick downward spiral
Two brilliant catches followed. Muralidharan foxed Oram with a doosra and then dove to his right to pick up the return catch inches from the ground. And then McCallam came in and swiped at the first ball which ballooned into Silva's outstretched hands at short fine leg. At 114 for 5, the game had slipped out of New Zealand's grasp.
In retrospect perhaps New Zealand peaked a little too early. Maybe their hammering at the hands of Australia going into this game might have doused their fluttering spirits. It's hard to put a finger on it. But they've played good cricket and no cricket fan would have grudged their place in the last four.


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Klinsmann and Lippi resign
In the aftermath of the 2006 World Cup Finals, Germany coach Jurgen Klinsmann has announced his resignation, while Cup final winning Italy coach Marcello Lippi has also decided to step down from his nation's top job in football.
12 Jul 2006 11:17 GMT
Jurgen Klinsmann says "auf wiedersehen"
Klinsmann, who led his team on an emotional ride to third place in the tournament in front of euphoric home crowds, cited family reasons and the high pressures of the role for his resignation, with his assistant Joachim Loew to take over as national coach.
"My big wish is to go back to my family, to go back to leading a normal life with them," Klinsmann said.
"But another important reason is that after two years of putting a lot of energy into this, I feel that I lack the power and the strength to continue in the same way.
"I quite simply feel burnt out. I want to give myself half a year's holiday."
The 'Golden Bomber', who now resides in the USA with his family, praised Loew and gave him high commendation to coach the German side.
"The only sensible option has been to ask Joachim to lead them further. I am very glad that he has taken up this challenge," Klinsmann said.
"I have always said that he was much more than an assistant trainer. He was always a firm partner. My role was perhaps that of a supervisor."
"I did not manage to reach all of the players last night. I will call them over the next few days to thank every one to thank them for this incredible experience."
Lippi steps down
Meanwhile, World Cup winning Italy coach Marcello Lippi decided to finish on a high, leaving his national team in the best possible way - as World Champions.
"I believe that I have achieved what I set out to achieve as coach of the Italian team," Lippi said in a press release.
Fabio Cannavaro (L) with Marcello
Lippi (R) who leaves as a winner
"I want to thank the federation for the confidence it had in me during the last two years of work crowned by a result that will rest in the annals of Italian football and live on in the memory of our fans," he added.
While Klinsmann's successor looks to be already decided, 58 year old Lippi has yet to be replaced with former players Roberto Donadoni and Gianluca Vialli in the running for the position, along with coach Alberto Zaccheroni.
Lippi, who had outstanding success with club side Juventus winning five Scudettos and the European Champions League in 1996, led Italy to its first trophy in 24 years – their last success being their World Cup win in Spain in 1982.


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Q: What Material Design UI framework to use with Angular 2 I'm starting an Angular 2 project and wondering what framework to use for the user interface. (I'm new to Angular 2)
Since there are many options available I figured that you may have experience with some of them and help me choose.
I've used Materialize before w/o framework and it did the job just fine.
Also looked into MDL, Bootstrap 4 with some material design theme and Angular Material
Which one should I use?
Thank you!

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Who is Jim Parsons? He is an American actor who has received several awards for playing Sheldon Cooper in the CBS sitcom The Big Bang Theory, including four Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lead Actor and the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor. He was born on Saturday March 24th 1973, in Houston, Texas, United States.
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Jim channels information between the higher and the lower, between the realm of the archetype and the relative world. Ideas, thoughts, understanding, and insight - all of these can come to him without having to go through a rational thought process, as if there is a bridge between his conscious and unconscious realms, attuning him to a high level of intuition through which even psychic information can flow. On the other hand, there is so much going on in his psyche that Parsons is often misunderstood early in life, making him shy and withdrawn.
Jim Parsons is sharing his great capacity for invention with many inventors, artists, religious leaders, prophets, and leading figures in history. But because he is so highly charged, he experiences constant conflict between his great abilities and indulgence in self-reflection and self-criticism, leaving him highly self-conscious.
Although blessed with a message or a specific role to play in life, Jim Parsons must develop himself sufficiently to take full advantage of that opportunity. Until that time, his inner development takes precedence over his ability to materialize the great undertaking he was chosen to perform. Consequently, Jim seems to develop slowly, but he simply has more to accomplish in his evolution than the average person. Thus, Parsons' real success does not usually begin until maturity, between the ages of 35 and 45, when he has progressed further along his path. When he has found his niche in life and begun to realize his true potential, Jim's rewards will more than compensate for his trials earlier in life.
Jim Parsons is a sensitive and passionate lover, fine companion and possesses a good sense of humor. His perceptiveness makes him aware of his partner's needs and desires, which he is able to fulfil with almost magical delicacy. However, when he feels he has been mistreated or jilted, Jim can react with devastating power, sometimes using personal criticisms vindictively. During these stormy phases, Parsons should seek out peaceful and harmonious environments, relaxing music, and follow a healthful diet in order to restore balance and peace. More...
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If Jim is over-organized, he should practice finding his way in disarrayed environment, or otherwise feel confused and in disarray himself.
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On the day of our birth we a given a name. It is our "good name", as our friends in India call it. The name is given by our parents who probably spent 9 months thoughtfully considering what name would be ours for the duration our lifetime. Our names have weight and meaning in defining us, our spoken and written identity to friends, family and even our governments.
We live in a world that loves to name and not all those names are good. Working with women in the sex trade I see the burden and weight of many who bear false names given to them by culture and society. They are whores, hookers, prostitutes, and husband stealers. Many, when you meet them, will not give you their "good name" but instead give another name that they have chosen to hide their true identity and protect them from the false names chosen for them by society. When they leave the red light area to visit family, they leave their false name behind and again take on their "good name", leaving behind the other names that plague them and dehumanize them.
Naming has profound importance at Sari Bari. Each woman chooses her name and that name is the name that you will find marking each blanket. When the time comes to choose their name, they will most often choose their "good name", the name given by their parents to identify them. They want to be identified with their good name, as good women, leaving the false names, the red light name behind.
There is a re-naming that happens at Sari Bari as the women take steps down the road of Exodus into freedom. The renaming happens as the women begin to understand that the false names and the awful names that society has given them do not need to hold power in their lives or in their identity as human beings. We process with them the false names and give them new names. We use names that bring dignity. Instead of prostitute, they are Sari Bari business women, seamstress', and artists. Instead of a prostitute, they are friends. Instead of hooker, they are sisters. Their new names come in relationship, in a safe place of welcome and respite from society, and in the warm cleansing embrace of friendship. The re-naming is a process. First comes the giving a new names and them comes the part where each woman must choose to live into her new names. Living into the new names is the hardest part. Living into being one who is now called accepted, loved, cherished, daughter, friend, sister, mother, beloved, cleansed, healed and beautiful is no easy path. Especially when the burden of false names like rejected, despised, dirty, worthless and powerless has been ascribed and those are the names that you have been living into for more years that you can count.
The "good names" must be embraced. We embrace the women, each one, and call them by name. We are compelled by our friends and their lives to continue the pursuit of women who do not yet know their names. It is the names that move us, compel us toward reconciliation, restoration and healing for the red light areas where these beautiful women live. Bringing freedom to the red light areas is not about a cause. It is about a human being with a name. Ending human trafficking, sexual slavery and the exploitation of persons are truly noble and important causes. But it is the one woman living into her "good name", into the new names given, which compels our action, our advocacy, and our hearts. The causes must have the names of persons and be framed by the human persons who compel the causes. I do not know any prostitutes or hookers. I only know women, friends, sisters and daughters. And they have beautiful names: Minu, Shopna, Putul, Shakina, Arotun, Josna, Bharoti, Chaya, Rohima and Champa.
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Levels of highly toxic mercury contamination in Atlantic bluefin tuna are rapidly declining, according to a new study. That trend does not affect recommended limits on consumption of canned tuna, which comes mainly from other tuna species. Nor does it reflect trends in other ocean basins. But it does represent a major break in the long-standing, scary connection between tuna and mercury, a source of public concern since 1970, when a chemistry professor in New York City found excess levels of mercury in a can of tuna and spurred a nationwide recall. Tuna consumption continues to be the source of about 40 percent of the mercury contamination in the American diet. And mercury exposure from all sources remains an important issue, because it causes cognitive impairment in an estimated 300,000 to 600,000 babies born in this country each year.
The new study, published online on November 10 by Environmental Science & Technology, links the decline directly to reduced mercury emissions in North America. Most of that reduction has occurred because of the marketplace shift by power plants and industry away from coal, the major source of mercury emissions. Pollution control requirements imposed by the federal government have also cut mercury emissions.
Progress on both counts could, however, reverse, with President-elect Donald Trump promising a comeback for the U.S. coal industry, in part by clearing away such regulations.
For the new study, a team of a half-dozen researchers analyzed tissue samples from nearly 1,300 Atlantic bluefin tuna taken by commercial fisheries, mostly in the Gulf of Maine, between 2004 and 2012. They found that levels of mercury concentration dropped by more than 2 percent per year, for a total decline of 19 percent over just nine years.
The study is also surprising because mercury is long-lived in the environment, says Noelle Eckley Selin, an atmospheric chemist at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who was not involved in the study. Whereas surface waters reflect recent changes in mercury emissions, past emissions from early in the industrial era can persist for centuries in the deep ocean.
The level of mercury contamination has also decreased in Atlantic coast bluefish, according to a 2015 study. But that assessment was based on less reliable data, and in a much shorter-lived species, observes Carl Lamborg, a biogeochemist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, who was not involved in either study. The bluefin tuna finding "shows that even a fishery that we would have thought had a certain amount of chemical inertia can be cleaned up if you stop putting mercury into the system," he says. Bluefin tuna is a highly prized fish, sold mostly in Japan, where a single fish went for $118,000 at auction early this year. Both Atlantic and Pacific varieties are listed as endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Threatened Species.
The new study comes as worldwide mercury emissions continue to rise, particularly in the Pacific, source of much of the tuna and other seafood consumed in the U.S. That increase of about 3.8 percent per year results largely from increased reliance on coal-fired power plants in China, India and other Asian countries.
In any case, the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), a utility-funded nonprofit, projects that mercury emissions from U.S. power plants will be about 85 percent lower in 2017 than in 2010. Planned retirements of coal-fired power plants, combined with pollution control upgrades already installed to comply with Environmental Protection Agency regulations, will drive the expected decline. Those regulations face continuing legal challenges but "you can't 'un-pay' for the controls you have already put in," says Leonard Levin, an EPRI air quality analyst.
"These issues are linked," Selin says. "More coal burning gives you more carbon dioxide and more mercury, and these are things that connect very directly with people's health in the United States. The future of mercury emissions really depends on energy sources in Asia," and it requires "U.S. involvement to encourage" energy production from sources other than coal. Without that global shift away from coal, all the progress on mercury so far achieved in North America ultimately could be in vain.


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Unprecedented response to Adani International Container Terminal Private Limited ('AICTPL') maiden USD Bond Issuance; first by JV Company of APSEZ
Ahmedabad, AICTPL settled its first USD 300 mn public USD bond issuance on 21stDecember 2020. The issue witnessed large participation from marquee real money investors with interests coming from around 220 accountsleading to approx. 10 times oversubscription. The issue of ~10 Years was priced at par to yield 3.00% which is also the lowest coupon achieved by any corporate Indian issuer in the last 5 years.
The investors were attracted by its strong shareholders, APSEZ & TiL, and their combined business strengths embedded in the Company, backed by the credit quality of the issuance supported by investment grade rating affirmation by all 3 international rating agencies.
The issuance is in line with Adani Group's philosophy to tap the capital market to re-engineer the capital structure for assets and finance them with debt extending for the life of the project. The issuance also fits perfectly into TiL's strategy to diversify and optimize funding sources for its terminal companies around the globe.
Barclays, Citigroup, DBS Bank, MUFG, and Standard Chartered were global coordinators, book-runners, and lead managers.
Mr. Karan Adani, CEO and Whole Time Director of APSEZ said, "The issuance is in line to the Group's capital management philosophy of re-engineering the capital structure & extending debt maturity inline to the life of asset. Our relationship with TiL is very important to us & holds the key to our strategy for making Mundra container hub for the region and AICTPL as our flagship terminal. Successful issuance demonstrates the appreciation & acceptance of level of corporate governance at the private JV level.The first note issuance by any port vertical JV company also paves the way& sets the benchmark for other JVs & Subsidiary companies of the group to tap the capital market."
Mr. Ammar Kanaan, CEO of TiL said, "Our relationship with Adani is a classic example of a commercial partnership which is based on core principles of trust, transparency, and respect.AICTPL holds a key position in our overall portfolio of terminals across all continents and is ideally located at Mundra port enabling it to be the port of choice for cargo going to North India. AICTPL's operational performance continues to be amongst the best in the portfolio of terminals owned by us. India is a strategic place for our investment, and we foresee great opportunities going forward."
About Adani International Container Terminal Private Limited:
AICTPL is a container terminal operating company based out of Mundra, having an annual capacity of handling over 3.1 million TEUs. With a continuous quay length of 1460 meters anda deep draft of 17.5 meters, the terminal is equipped to handle the largest size container carriers operating in the world. This makes AICTPL a prime destination for transshipment cargo, while the strategic location of Mundra in terms of its position on the Indian map and oceanic trade route in the Arabian Ocean makes the case for robust EXIM cargo. The company also benefits from the parentage of TiL& APSEZ.
About Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited:
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ), a part of the globally diversified Adani Group, is India's largest integrated ports and transport utility platform backed by physical assets. In less than two decades, the company has successfully transformed the entire port sector, and through its investment in port-based SEZ & logistics services arm, it is going to completely transform itself into a transport utility. 11 strategically located ports/terminals, 20 Inland logistics terminals, and 5 logistics parks/ICDs represent 24% of the country's total port capacity covering the entire Indian coastline and ability to provide logistics services to the entire nation.
About Terminal Investment Limited:
Terminal Investment Limited ("TiL") is the world's 6th largest container terminal operator, moving some 34 million containers per year. TiL is majority owned by MSC, together with two of the world's largest infrastructure investors, Global Infrastructure Partners and GIC of Singapore. MSC is the second largest container shipping group worldwide.
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Dario ?imi?
?imi? in 2018
(1975-11-12) 12 November 1975 (age 45)
Zagreb, SR Croatia,
SFR Yugoslavia
1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)[1][2]
Youth career
Croatia Zagreb 140 (14)
Internazionale 66 (3)
Milan 82 (1)
Monaco 27 (0)
Dinamo Zagreb 0 (0)
Croatia 100 (3)
Representing Croatia
Dario ?imi? (pronounced [dâ:rio :mit?];[3][4] born 12 November 1975) is a Croatian former footballer. ?imi? was a versatile defender who played as full-back, sweeper or centre back; a physical and hard-tackling defender, he was known in particular for his strength and ability in the air.[5] A product of Dinamo Zagreb Academy, he later played for Serie A sides Inter Milan and A.C. Milan and Ligue 1 side Monaco, before returning to Dinamo Zagreb in 2010, where he retired from the game during the same year.
?imi? also played for Croatia national football team and is the team's eighthmost capped player, having won a total of 100 international caps between 1996 and 2008. He was member of Croatia's squad in all six major tournaments they qualified for during the 1990s and 2000s, which includes three FIFA World Cups (11 appearances in 1998, 2002 and 2006) and three UEFA European Championships (5 appearances in 1996, 2004 and 2008).
?imi? joined Dinamo Zagreb in 1987 at the age of twelve and rose through the ranks of their youth academy before being promoted to the senior squad for the 1992-93 season. His debut for the Blues came under manager Miroslav Bla?evi? in the first match of the season, a Prva HNL away game against Varteks on 23 August 1992, which made him the youngest ever player to debut for the club as ?imi? was only three months shy from his 17th birthday. He continued to make five more appearances in his first top-flight season and although was widely regarded as a promising player, he struggled to make a bigger impact in his first season with the squad which eventually won the Croatian title that year.
However, right from the beginning of the 1993-94 season he established himself as a first team regular and was one of the key players of the squad in one of the most successful periods in club's history. In the next six seasons ?imi? helped the club win another four titles as well as four Croatian Cups. In this period ?imi? also experienced his first taste of European football when Dinamo (known as Croatia Zagreb from 1992 to 2000) played Auxerre in a 1994-95 Cup Winners' Cup first round tie as he appeared a 3-1 home win at Maksimir on 29 September 1994. He regularly appeared in all of the club's European campaigns over the following four seasons and took part in some of the club's biggest achievements in recent times, such as reaching the 1997-98 UEFA Cup round of 16 (where they were knocked out by Atlético Madrid 2-1 on aggregate) and group stage of the 1998-99 Champions League (after knocking out Celtic 3-1 on aggregate in the second qualifying round).
Other notable Dinamo players and ?imi?'s teammates from that era were Silvio Mari?, Dra?en Ladi?, Igor Cvitanovi?, Mark Viduka and Robert Prosine?ki, as well as Krunoslav Jur?i? and Goran Juri? with whom he formed a solid defensive partnership. In his six and a half years with the club, ?imi? earned a total of 140 league appearances and scored 14 goals.
In the meantime ?imi?'s former coach at Dinamo, Miroslav Bla?evi?, was appointed Croatia manager in 1994. In 1996, impressed by his string of good performances, Bla?evi? called him up and, after playing 16 games for Croatia's youth teams, ?imi? earned his first full international cap on 13 March 1996 in a friendly against South Korea, coming on as a substitute for Igor ?timac. ?imi? quickly became a first team regular in the national team under Bla?evi?, and went on to play in six 1998 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, as well as six matches at the final tournament itself in France, where Croatia eventually won third place.
His good performances at the 1998 World Cup and in the 1998-99 Champions League attracted attention from some of Europe's biggest clubs and he went on to join Internazionale in January 1999 for a fee of 11 million euros, which was at the time Dinamo's all-time transfer record (and to this day surpassed only by outgoing transfers of Vedran ?orluka and Eduardo in 2007 and Luka Modri? in 2008).
Under coach Marcello Lippi, ?imi? had his Serie A debut in a 2-0 win against Venezia at San Siro on 10 January 1999. By the end of his first season in Italy, ?imi? earned a total of 17 appearances and scored 2 goals for Internazionale. In the following couple of seasons ?imi?'s services were regularly used, until the 2001-02 season, when he had only 12 league and 8 European appearances. After Héctor Cúper was appointed for coach in 2001, ?imi? fell out of favour with the new manager[] and in June 2002 Internazionale and their cross-city rivals AC Milan agreed a player swap with Ümit Davala going in the opposite direction,[6] which ?imi? was valued EUR16.5 million, despite it was purely accounting purpose.[7] In his three and a half years with Internazionale he earned a total of 66 league appearances and scored 3 goals. The club failed to win any silverware in this period, and their highest finish was fourth place in the 1999-2000 season, even though this was the time when some of football's biggest stars played there with ?imi?, such as Roberto Baggio, Ronaldo, Ivan Zamorano, Diego Simeone and Christian Vieri.
At A.C. Milan, ?imi? was immediately made a member of the first-team squad under Carlo Ancelotti, who changed ?imi?'s playing position from centre back to right back in a four-men defensive line. His debut for AC Milan came in a 2002-03 Champions League third qualifying round away game against Slovan Liberec on 28 August 2002. ?imi? went on to make 12 appearances for AC Milan in their run to the UEFA Champions League title in 2003, though he was omitted from both semi-final legs against Inter and the final match against Serie A rivals Juventus at Old Trafford. He made 29 Serie A appearances for AC Milan in his first season with the club, but in the following three seasons he never regained his place as a first-team regular, making only 27 league appearances over the three seasons. In May 2006, he signed a contract extension until 2009 with AC Milan, just weeks after openly criticising coach Carlo Ancelotti over lack of playing time.
He was more or less able to regain his place as a regular with AC Milan in the Serie A in 2006-07, making 22 league appearances that season. However, his opportunities in the UEFA Champions League, won again by AC Milan that season, were limited as he only made six appearances (including two in the qualifying rounds) until the round of 16. The 2007-08 season saw him making only four Serie A appearances for the club. In his only UEFA Champions League appearance that season, against Celtic, he was member of the starting eleven but was forced to leave the pitch due to an injury after spending less than 30 minutes in the game.
In August 2008, ?imi? moved to AS Monaco.[8] He made his Ligue 1 debut on 23 August 2008 in Monaco's 1-1 draw at home to SM Caen, playing the entire match and assisting Frédéric Nimani for the opening goal. He went on to establish himself as a regular at the club, making a total of 26 league appearances before being sent off against Le Havre in April 2009. He lost his place as a regular in the team after that, making no appearances since Monaco's final league match of the 2008-09 season, a goalless draw at Paris Saint-Germain.
On 27 April 2010, ?imi? returned to Dinamo Zagreb on a free transfer after having spent 11 years playing abroad.[9] However, ?imi? went on to announce his retirement from active football only three months later on 10 August 2010.[10] During the short spell ?imi? appeared in 3 competitive matches for the Blues, including the 2010 Croatian Supercup,[11] and two European away matches against Koper and Sheriff Tiraspol,[12] without ever appearing in the 2010-11 Prva HNL.[13] In his announcement, ?imi? said that he enrolled at the coaching academy and confirmed that his future plans involved staying in football, possibly as a manager.[10]
Between 1993 and 1996, ?imi? won a total of 17 international caps for the Croatian under-19 and under-21 national teams, scoring one goal for the under-21 team. He made his senior international debut on 13 March 1996 in a friendly match against the Korea Republic, coming on as a substitute for Igor ?timac in the final 20 minutes.
?imi? only made one appearance for Croatia at the UEFA Euro 1996 finals in England. However, he established himself as a regular at the 1998 FIFA World Cup finals in France, where he appeared in six of Croatia's seven matches in their run to a third-place finish, only missing the third-place match with a yellow-card suspension.
He made two appearances for Croatia at the 2002 FIFA World Cup finals and also featured in all of their three group matches at the UEFA Euro 2004 finals. Both these tournaments saw Croatia being eliminated in the group stage, just like the 2006 FIFA World Cup finals, where he appeared in all of Croatia's three matches. Winning his 82nd international cap in the team's second match at the latter tournament, against Japan on 18 June 2006 in Nuremberg, he dislodged Robert Jarni (81 caps) as the Croatian national team's all-time cap leader. In the final group match, a 2-2 draw against Australia, he was sent off five minutes from time after receiving his second yellow card.
?imi? also scored three goals for Croatia, with his final international goal coming in a friendly match against Argentina on 1 March 2006 in Basel, where he netted a last-minute goal to give Croatia a 3-2 victory. Alongside experienced Robert Kova? and Igor Tudor, he is considered one of the best Croatian defenders in recent history.
100th cap and retirement
?imi? came very close to completing the fairy tale and winning his 100th cap for Croatia at the finals of the UEFA Euro 2008. However, he missed the first two games of the tournament, unable to dislodge Vedran ?orluka, Robert Kova? or Josip ?imuni? from their berths in the first team. With a place in the quarter-finals secured after the first two games, Croatia coach Slaven Bili? gave many of his second-string players a chance to play in the final group match against Poland, with ?imi? starting the match and captaining the side on the occasion of his 99th cap. Croatia went on to win the match 1-0, finishing the group stage with 3 wins in 3 matches. However, he was once again left an unused substitute in the quarter-finals against Turkey, which Croatia lost in penalty shootout.
On 20 August 2008, ?imi? finally won his 100th international cap in a friendly match against Slovenia in Maribor, becoming the first Croatian player to win 100 international caps. He started the match and captained the team in the first half, before being replaced by debutant Ivica Kri?anac at half-time. Croatia won the match 3-2.
?imi? was subsequently also called up for Croatia's opening two qualifiers for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in early September 2008, at home to Kazakhstan and England, being an unused substitute in the former and completely left out of the latter. Following the 4-1 defeat to England, Croatia's first competitive defeat at home, rumours about ?imi? being set to retire from international football appeared in the Croatian media. On 16 September 2008, it was eventually confirmed that ?imi? has announced his retirement from international football after being a Croatian international for 12 and a half years.[14]
?imi? is a devout Catholic and organizes pilgrimages.[15] He is the owner of Aquaviva company.[16] He married Jelena ?imi? in 2000 with whom he has sons Roko, Viktor, Nikolas and David, the latter of whom suffers from Down syndrome.[17] He is the older brother of Josip ?imi?.
1992-93 Croatia Zagreb Prva HNL 6 0 1 0 - - 7 0
1993-94 19 2 6 0 - - 25 2
1994-95 22 1 8 0 - 1 0 31 1
1998-99 13 1 - - 8 0 21 1
1998-99 Internazionale Milano Serie A 15 2 6 0 - 6 0 27 2
1999-2000 19 1 3 0 - - 22 1
2002-03 Milan 29 1 3 0 - 13 0 45 1
2004-05 2 0 1 0 - - 3 0
2007-08 4 0 2 0 - 1 0 7 0
2008-09 Monaco Ligue 1 27 0 2 0 1 0 - 30 0
2009-10 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0
2010-11 Dinamo Zagreb Prva HNL 0 0 1 0 - 2 0 2 0
1 Played in Croatian Cup and Croatian Super Cup with Dinamo Zagreb.
2 Played in UEFA Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and UEFA Cup with Croatia Zagreb, Internazionale Milano and Milan.[18]
Source:[19]
Croatia national team
International goals
01. 10 October 1998 Ta' Qali Stadium, Ta' Qali, Malta Malta 1 - 1 1-4 UEFA Euro 2000 qualifying
02. 10 September 2003 King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels, Belgium Belgium 1 - 1 2-1 UEFA Euro 2004 qualifying
03. 1 March 2006 St. Jakob-Park, Basel, Switzerland Argentina 3 - 2 3-2 Friendly
Croatian First League (5): 1992-93, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99
Croatian Football Cup: 1993-94, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98
Croatian Super Cup: 2010
Milan[20]
Serie A: 2003-04
Coppa Italia: 2003
Supercoppa Italiana: 2004
UEFA Champions League: 2002-03, 2006-07
UEFA Super Cup: 2003
FIFA Club World Cup: 2007
FIFA World Cup Third place - Bronze medal: 1998
Croatian Football Hope of the Year: 1995
Order of the Croatian Interlace - 1998[21]
List of footballers with 100 or more caps
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^ FC Internazionale Milano SpA Report and Accounts on 30 June 2002 (in Italian), CCIAA
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^ "?itaju?i Sveto pismo svaki dan slu?am ?to mi Bog poru?uje". Ve?ernji list (in Croatian). 18 November 2012. Retrieved 2015.
^ "Aquaviva: After the premium drinking water went for the breakthrough with coffee" (PDF). Retrieved 2015.
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Dario ?imi? - FIFA competition record
Dario ?imi? at National-Football-Teams.com
Dario ?imi? - French league stats at LFP (also available in French)
Dario ?imi? at the Croatian Football Federation
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