4 Rui Alberto Faria Da Costa (Por) Uae Team Emirates all s.t.
12 Jon Izaguirre Insausti (Esp) Bahrain - Merida all s.t.
33 Mathias Frank (Sui) Ag2r La Mondiale all s.t.
39 Nathan Brown (USA) Team EF Education First - Drapac p/b Cannondale all s.t.
41 Thomas Degand (Bel) Wanty - Groupe Gobert s.t.
49 Eros Capecchi (Ita) Quick - Step Floors all s.t.
64 Hugh John Carthy (GBr) Team EF Education First - Drapac p/b Cannondale all s.t.
69 Dayer Quintana (Col) Movistar Team both s.t.
72 Fabien Doubey (Fra) Wanty - Groupe Gobert s.t.
92 Jose Goncalves (Den) Team Katusha Alpecin all s.t.
103 Johann van Zyl (RSA) Team Dimension Data all s.t.
8 Pierre Roger Latour (Fra) Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
51 Matteo Fabbro (Ita) Team Katusha Alpecin s.t.
99 Samuel Dumoulin (Fra) Ag2r La Mondiale s.t.
103 Andreas Schillinger (Ger) Bora - Hansgrohe s.t.


Email Transfer address: swimmingwd@gmail.com, Set password as 6479276388, Note: Student name, preferred Time and Location, Name of lesson.
For example, students attend three times per week program can have 6 (2*3) make up classes per session.
Swimmers enrolled in our School Year Swim Program are entitled to a maximum of 10 make up classes per year.
If lessons are cancelled due to weather conditions or other unforeseen problems, White Dolphin Swimming Club will schedule make up classes for the affected swimmers.
Swimmers cannot substitute another swimmer for lessons the registered swimmer will miss.
Parents have to reschedule on White Dolphin Swimming Club registration system at least 24 hours before a lesson start.
If prior notice of an absence is not received, then no make up class will be available.
There are no guarantees that the swimmer will have his/her regular instructor for any make up class.
Make up classes cannot be carried forward to the following swim session.
Absence from a make up class will result in a lost class. White Dolphin Swimming Club will not reschedule missed make up classes.
No monetary refund will be available for missed classes.
Swimmers who are 6 years old or older must access his/her gender changeroom / washroom.
Do not leave any valuables in the changeroom / washroom. White Dolphin Swimming Club is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
No swim bags or shoes allowed on deck. All the belongings must be kept in the changeroom / washroom.
No photography or video recording allowed in the changeroom / washroom or in the pool area.
Swimmers under the age of 4 (even for those potty trained) must wear an approved elasticized legged swim diaper.
Swimmers with long hair should be pulled back or wear swim cap.
Pool safety rules must be followed at all times.
Feet-first entry into the pool. No diving allowed.
Outdoor shoes are not permitted on deck.
No food, drink and glass containers are allowed in the pool or on the deck.
White Dolphin Swimming Club reserves the right to make such rules and regulations in the operation of the school as it deems appropriate and it is a condition of acceptance that these rules and regulations be observed.
White Dolphin Swimming Club reserves the right to change fees at any time.
© 2019 白海豚游泳俱乐部. All rights reserved. Designed by: Phoenix Wise Solutions.


text:
<?php
/**
 * Application Class File Definition
 *
 * @package MyGED
 * @subpackage Application
 *
 * @category CoreApplication
 */

namespace MyGED\Application;

use MyGED\Vault as VaultApplication;
use MyGED\Core\FileSystem\FileSystem as FileFS;
use MyGED\Exceptions as ApplicationException;

/**
 * Application Class definition
 *
 * @package MyGED
 * @category CoreApplication
 */
class Application
{

    /**
     * JSON Filepath of Application Settings
     *
     * @var string
     * @access private
     */
    private static $_sPathJSONSettingsFile = __DIR__.'/../../conf/mydocs.settings.json';

    /**
     * Application Parameters
     *
     * @var array(mixed) $_aParams
     * @access private
     */
    private static $_aParams = array();

    /**
     * Database PDO Object to Metadata DB.
     *
     * @var \PDO
     * @access private
     */
    private static $_oMetaDatabase = null;

    /**
     * Returns PDO Object about Application Metadata database
     *
     * @return \PDO
     */
    public static function getAppDabaseObject()
    {
        return self::$_oMetaDatabase;
    }//end getAppDabaseObject()

    /**
     * Returns an array containing all settings defined for application.
     *
     * @link conf/mypp.settings.json
     * @return array Array of settings.
     */
    private static function loadAppParamsFromJsonSettingFile($pStrConfigJSONFilePath=null)
    {
        $lstrFileToLoad = self::$_sPathJSONSettingsFile;
        if (!empty($pStrConfigJSONFilePath)) {
            if (file_exists($pStrConfigJSONFilePath)) {
                $lstrFileToLoad = $pStrConfigJSONFilePath;
            } else {
                throw new ApplicationException(
                  'APP-PARAM-FILE-NOT-FOUND',
                  array(
                    'msg' => sprintf(
                      "JSON settings file '%s' not found!",
                      $pStrConfigJSONFilePath)
                  )
                );
            }
        }

        $lStrJson     = file_get_contents($lstrFileToLoad);
        $lArrSettings = json_decode($lStrJson, true);

        if (array_key_exists('db_path', $lArrSettings['settings'])) {
            self::setAppParam('SQLITE_DB_FILEPATH', __DIR__.'/../../'.$lArrSettings['settings']['db_path']);
        } else {
            throw new ApplicationException('APP-PARAM-NOT-FOUND_DB-FILE',
              array(
                'msg'=> sprintf(
                  "Setting '%s' must be specified into '%s' file.",
                  'SQLITE_DB_FILEPATH',
                  $lstrFileToLoad)
              )
            );
        }

        if (array_key_exists('vault_ocr', $lArrSettings['settings'])) {
            self::setAppParam('VAULT_OCR_DIR', __DIR__.'/../../'.$lArrSettings['settings']['vault_ocr']);
        } else {
            throw new ApplicationException('APP-PARAM-NOT_FOUND-VAULT_OCR_DIR',
              array(
                'msg'=> sprintf(
                  "Setting '%s' must be specified into '%s' file.",
                  'vault_ocr',
                  $lstrFileToLoad)
              )
            );
        }

        if (array_key_exists('vault_path', $lArrSettings['settings'])) {
            self::setAppParam('VAULT_ROOT', __DIR__.'/../../'.$lArrSettings['settings']['vault_path']);
        } else {
            throw new ApplicationException('APP-PARAM-NOT-FOUND_VAULT-ROOT',
              array(
                'msg'=> sprintf(
                  "Setting '%s' must be specified into '%s' file.",
                  'VAULT_ROOT',
                  $lstrFileToLoad)
              )
            );
        }

        if (array_key_exists('vault_db', $lArrSettings['settings'])) {
            self::setAppParam('VAULT_DB', __DIR__.'/../../'.$lArrSettings['settings']['vault_db']);
        } else {
            throw new ApplicationException('APP-PARAM-NOT-FOUND_VAULT-DB',
            array(
              'msg'=> sprintf(
                "Setting '%s' must be specified into '%s' file.",
                'VAULT_DB',
                $lstrFileToLoad)
            )
          );
        }

        if (array_key_exists('templates_path', $lArrSettings['settings'])) {
            self::setAppParam('TEMPLATES_ROOT', __DIR__.'/../../'.$lArrSettings['settings']['templates_path']);
        } else {
            throw new ApplicationException('APP-PARAM-NOT-FOUND_TEMPLATES-ROOT',
            array(
              'msg'=> sprintf(
                "Setting '%s' must be specified into '%s' file.",
                'TEMPLATES_ROOT',
                $lstrFileToLoad)
            )
          );
        }
    }//end loadAppParamsFromJsonSettingFile()

    /**
     * @deprecated since version 1
     */
    public static function initApplication($pStrApplicationSettingsJsonFilepath=null, $pBoolForceReset=false)
    {
        self::loadAppParamsFromJsonSettingFile($pStrApplicationSettingsJsonFilepath);

        // Database init...
        self::initDatabase($pBoolForceReset);

        // Vault init...
        self::initVault($pBoolForceReset);
    }//end initApplication()

    /**
     * Database initialisation
     *
     * @throws ApplicationException\GenericException
     */
    public static function initDatabase($pBoolForceReset=false)
    {
        try {
            // Application DB file does not exists ?
            if (!file_exists(self::getAppParam('SQLITE_DB_FILEPATH')) || $pBoolForceReset===true) {
                // Recreate it from template!
                static::resetApplicationDBFile();
            }
            $lObjPdoDB = \MyGED\Core\Database\DatabaseTools::getSQLitePDODbObj(self::getAppParam('SQLITE_DB_FILEPATH'));
            self::$_oMetaDatabase = $lObjPdoDB;
        } catch (\Exception $ex) {
            $lArrOptions = array('msg'=>"SQLite db DSN : '".self::getAppParam('SQLITE_DB_FILEPATH')."'. ExMsg : ".$ex->getMessage());
            throw new ApplicationException\GenericException('PDO_CONNECTION_FAILED', $lArrOptions);
        }
    }//end initDatabase()

     /**
     * Vault initialisation
     *
     * @throws ApplicationException\GenericException
     */
    public static function initVault($pBCreateIfNeeded = false)
    {
        $lStrVaultFilePath = self::getAppParam('VAULT_ROOT');
        $lStrVaultOCRDir = self::getAppParam('VAULT_OCR_DIR');
        VaultApplication\Vault::loadVault($lStrVaultFilePath, true);
        VaultApplication\Vault::setVaultOCRDirectory($lStrVaultOCRDir);
    }

    /**
     * getAppParam
     *
     * Returns Parameter value. NULL if not defined.
     *
     * @param string $pStrParamIdx Parameter Id
     * @return mixed Value of Parameter (null if not founded)
     */
    public static function getAppParam($pStrParamIdx)
    {
        $lMixedResult = null;
        if (array_key_exists($pStrParamIdx, self::$_aParams)) {
            $lMixedResult =  self::$_aParams[$pStrParamIdx];
        }
        return $lMixedResult;
    }

    /**
     * setAppParam
     *
     * Set Parameter value.
     *
     * @param string $pStrParamIdx Parameter Id
     * @param mixed  $pMixedValue  Value to define
     */
    public static function setAppParam($pStrParamIdx, $pMixedValue)
    {
        self::$_aParams[$pStrParamIdx] = $pMixedValue;
    }

     /**
     * Returns filepath about Application Template DB File
     *
     * @return string Filepath of Application Template DB File
     */
    public static function getTemplateAppDbFilePath()
    {
        return static::getAppParam('TEMPLATES_ROOT').'app.db';
    }

    /**
     * Returns  filepath about Application DB File
     *
     * @return string Filepath of Application DB File
     */
    public static function getAppDbFilePath()
    {
        return static::getAppParam('SQLITE_DB_FILEPATH');
    }

    /**
     * Resets Application DB File
     *
     * @static
     * @throws AppExceptions\GenericException
     */
    public static function resetApplicationDBFile()
    {
        try {
            $lStrRoot = static::getTemplateAppDbFilePath();
            $lStrDest = static::getAppDbFilePath();

            FileFS::filecopy($lStrRoot, $lStrDest);
        } catch (\Exception $e) {
            $lArrOptions = array('msg'=> $e->getMessage());
            throw new ApplicationException\GenericException('INIT_APP_DB_FAILED', $lArrOptions);
        }
    }
}

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text:
Q: invoking onclick event with beautifulsoup python I am trying to fetch the links to all accomodations in Cyprus from this website:
http://www.zoover.nl/cyprus
So far I can retrieve the first 15 which are already shown. So now I have to invoke the click on the "volgende"-link. However I don't know how to do that and in the source code I am not able to track down the function called to use e.g. sth like posted here:
Issues with invoking "on click event" on the html page using beautiful soup in Python
I only need the step where the "clicking" happens so I can fetch the next 15 links and so on.
Does anybody know how to help?
Thanks already!
EDIT:
My code looks like this now:
def getZooverLinks(country):
    zooverWeb = "http://www.zoover.nl/"
    url = zooverWeb + country
    parsedZooverWeb = parseURL(url)
    driver = webdriver.Firefox()
    driver.get(url)

    button = driver.find_element_by_class_name("next")
    links = []
    for page in xrange(1,3):
        for item in parsedZooverWeb.find_all(attrs={'class': 'blue2'}):
            for link in item.find_all('a'):
                newLink = zooverWeb + link.get('href')
                links.append(newLink)
        button.click()'

and I get the following error:
selenium.common.exceptions.StaleElementReferenceException: Message: Element is no longer attached to the DOM
Stacktrace:
    at fxdriver.cache.getElementAt (resource://fxdriver/modules/web-element-cache.js:8956)
    at Utils.getElementAt (file:///var/folders/n4/fhvhqlmx23s8ppxbrxrpws3c0000gn/T/tmpKFL43_/extensions/fxdriver@googlecode.com/components/command-processor.js:8546)
    at fxdriver.preconditions.visible (file:///var/folders/n4/fhvhqlmx23s8ppxbrxrpws3c0000gn/T/tmpKFL43_/extensions/fxdriver@googlecode.com/components/command-processor.js:9585)
    at DelayedCommand.prototype.checkPreconditions_ (file:///var/folders/n4/fhvhqlmx23s8ppxbrxrpws3c0000gn/T/tmpKFL43_/extensions/fxdriver@googlecode.com/components/command-processor.js:12257)
    at DelayedCommand.prototype.executeInternal_/h (file:///var/folders/n4/fhvhqlmx23s8ppxbrxrpws3c0000gn/T/tmpKFL43_/extensions/fxdriver@googlecode.com/components/command-processor.js:12274)
    at DelayedCommand.prototype.executeInternal_ (file:///var/folders/n4/fhvhqlmx23s8ppxbrxrpws3c0000gn/T/tmpKFL43_/extensions/fxdriver@googlecode.com/components/command-processor.js:12279)
    at DelayedCommand.prototype.execute/< (file:///var/folders/n4/fhvhqlmx23s8ppxbrxrpws3c0000gn/T/tmpKFL43_/extensions/fxdriver@googlecode.com/components/command-processor.js:12221)
I'm confused :/

A: While it might be tempting to try to do this using Beautifulsoup's evaluateJavaScript method, in the end Beautifulsoup is a parser rather than an interactive web browsing client.
You should seriously consider solving this with selenium, as briefly shown in this answer. There are pretty good Python bindings available for selenium.
You could just use selenium to find the element and click it, and then pass the page on to Beautifulsoup, and use your existing code to fetch the links.
Alternatively, you could use the Javascript that's listed in the onclick handler. I pulled this from the source: EntityQuery('Ns=pPopularityScore%7c1&No=30&props=15292&dims=530&As=&N=0+3+10500915');. The No parameter increments with 15 for each page, but the props has me guessing. I'd recommend not getting into this, though, and just interact with the website as a client would, using selenium. That's much more robust to changes on their side, as well.

A: I tried the following code and was able to load next page. Hope this will help you too.
Code:
from selenium import webdriver
import os
chromedriver = "C:\Users\pappuj\Downloads\chromedriver"
os.environ["webdriver.chrome.driver"] = chromedriver
driver = webdriver.Chrome(chromedriver)
url='http://www.zoover.nl/cyprus'
driver.get(url)
driver.find_element_by_class_name('next').click()

Thanks

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Selva de Mar est une station de la ligne 4 du métro de Barcelone, dont elle constitue le terminus entre  et .

Situation sur le réseau
La station est située sous la rue Pujades (), sur le territoire de la commune de Barcelone, dans le district de Sant Martí. Elle s'intercale entre Poblenou et El Maresme | Fòrum.

Histoire
La station est ouverte au public le , lors de la mise en service d'un prolongement de la ligne IV depuis Barceloneta et dont elle constitue désormais le terminus. Elle perd ce statut en , lors de l'agrandissement de la ligne jusqu'à La Pau.

Services aux voyageurs

Accès et accueil
La station dispose de deux voies et deux quais latéraux.

Desserte

Intermodalité
La station est reliée en surface à la ligne T4 du Trambesòs.

À proximité
La station est située à proximité de l'avenue Diagonale et du .

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Métro de Barcelone
 Liste des stations du métro de Barcelone
 Ligne 4 du métro de Barcelone

Liens externes
 .

Ligne 4 du métro de Barcelone
Station du métro de Barcelone
Station de métro mise en service en 1977

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text:
Aphrophora murina är en insektsart som beskrevs av Melichar 1902. Aphrophora murina ingår i släktet Aphrophora och familjen spottstritar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

Spottstritar
murina


text:
"""
Test cases related to DTD parsing and validation
"""

import unittest, sys, os.path

this_dir = os.path.dirname(__file__)
if this_dir not in sys.path:
    sys.path.insert(0, this_dir) # needed for Py3

from common_imports import etree, StringIO, BytesIO, _bytes, doctest
from common_imports import HelperTestCase, fileInTestDir, make_doctest

class ETreeDtdTestCase(HelperTestCase):
    def test_dtd(self):
        pass

    def test_dtd_file(self):
        parse = etree.parse
        tree = parse(fileInTestDir("test.xml"))
        root = tree.getroot()

        dtd = etree.DTD(fileInTestDir("test.dtd"))
        self.assert_(dtd.validate(root))

    def test_dtd_stringio(self):
        root = etree.XML(_bytes(""))
        dtd = etree.DTD(BytesIO("<!ELEMENT b EMPTY>"))
        self.assert_(dtd.validate(root))

    def test_dtd_parse_invalid(self):
        fromstring = etree.fromstring
        parser = etree.XMLParser(dtd_validation=True)
        xml = _bytes('<!DOCTYPE b SYSTEM "%s">' % fileInTestDir("test.dtd"))
        self.assertRaises(etree.XMLSyntaxError,
                          fromstring, xml, parser=parser)

    def test_dtd_parse_file_not_found(self):
        fromstring = etree.fromstring
        dtd_filename = fileInTestDir("__nosuch.dtd")
        parser = etree.XMLParser(dtd_validation=True)
        xml = _bytes('<!DOCTYPE b SYSTEM "%s">' % dtd_filename)
        self.assertRaises(etree.XMLSyntaxError,
                          fromstring, xml, parser=parser)
        errors = None
        try:
            fromstring(xml, parser=parser)
        except etree.XMLSyntaxError:
            e = sys.exc_info()[1]
            errors = [ entry.message for entry in e.error_log
                       if dtd_filename in entry.message ]
        self.assert_(errors)

    def test_dtd_parse_valid(self):
        parser = etree.XMLParser(dtd_validation=True)
        xml = '<!DOCTYPE a SYSTEM "%s">' % fileInTestDir("test.dtd")
        root = etree.fromstring(xml, parser=parser)

    def test_dtd_parse_valid_relative(self):
        parser = etree.XMLParser(dtd_validation=True)
        xml = '<!DOCTYPE a SYSTEM "test.dtd">'
        root = etree.fromstring(xml, parser=parser,
                                base_url=fileInTestDir("test.xml"))

    def test_dtd_invalid(self):
        root = etree.XML("")
        dtd = etree.DTD(BytesIO("<!ELEMENT b EMPTY>"))
        self.assertRaises(etree.DocumentInvalid, dtd.assertValid, root)

    def test_dtd_assertValid(self):
        root = etree.XML("")
        dtd = etree.DTD(BytesIO("<!ELEMENT b (a)><!ELEMENT a EMPTY>"))
        dtd.assertValid(root)

    def test_dtd_internal(self):
        root = etree.XML(_bytes('''
        <!DOCTYPE b SYSTEM "none" [
        <!ELEMENT b (a)>
        <!ELEMENT a EMPTY>
        ]>

        '''))
        dtd = etree.ElementTree(root).docinfo.internalDTD
        self.assert_(dtd)
        dtd.assertValid(root)

    def test_dtd_internal_invalid(self):
        root = etree.XML(_bytes('''
        <!DOCTYPE b SYSTEM "none" [
        <!ELEMENT b (a)>
        <!ELEMENT a (c)>
        <!ELEMENT c EMPTY>
        ]>

        '''))
        dtd = etree.ElementTree(root).docinfo.internalDTD
        self.assert_(dtd)
        self.assertFalse(dtd.validate(root))

    def test_dtd_broken(self):
        self.assertRaises(etree.DTDParseError, etree.DTD,
                          BytesIO("<!ELEMENT b HONKEY>"))

    def test_parse_file_dtd(self):
        parser = etree.XMLParser(attribute_defaults=True)

        tree = etree.parse(fileInTestDir('test.xml'), parser)
        root = tree.getroot()

        self.assertEquals(
            "valueA",
            root.get("default"))
        self.assertEquals(
            "valueB",
            root[0].get("default"))

    def test_iterparse_file_dtd(self):
        iterparse = etree.iterparse
        iterator = iterparse(fileInTestDir("test.xml"), events=("start",),
                             attribute_defaults=True)
        attributes = [ element.get("default")
                       for event, element in iterator ]
        self.assertEquals(
            ["valueA", "valueB"],
            attributes)

def test_suite():
    suite = unittest.TestSuite()
    suite.addTests([unittest.makeSuite(ETreeDtdTestCase)])
    suite.addTests(
        [make_doctest('../../../doc/validation.txt')])
    return suite

if __name__ == '__main__':
    print('to test use test.py %s' % __file__)


text:
import * as React from 'react';
import DropdownBase from '..';
import { dropdownBaseTestkitFactory } from '../../../testkit';
import { dropdownBaseTestkitFactory as dropdownBaseEnzymeTestkitFactory } from '../../../testkit/enzyme';
import { dropdownBaseTestkitFactory as dropdownBasePuppeteerTestkitFactory } from '../../../testkit/puppeteer';
import * as enzyme from 'enzyme';
import * as puppeteer from 'puppeteer';

function DropdownBaseWithMandatoryProps() {
  return <DropdownBase />;
}

function DropdownBaseWithAllProps() {
  return (
    <DropdownBase
      className="test"
      dataHook="hook"
      appendTo="parent"
      dynamicWidth
      fixed
      flip
      initialSelectedId={1}
      maxHeight="20px"
      maxWidth={20}
      minWidth={10}
      moveBy={{ x: 4, y: 3 }}
      onClickOutside={() => {}}
      onMouseEnter={() => {}}
      onMouseLeave={() => {}}
      onSelect={_option => {}}
      open
      options={[
        {
          disabled: true,
          id: 1,
          linkTo: 'foo',
          title: true,
          value: 'value',
        },
      ]}
      overflow="overflow"
      placement="top"
      selectedId="1"
      showArrow
      tabIndex={1}
      zIndex={2}
      animate
      fluid
      focusOnSelectedOption
      infiniteScroll
      loadMore={() => {}}
      hasMore
      focusOnOption={2}
    />
  );
}

function DropdownBaseWithChildrenFn() {
  return (
    <DropdownBase>
      {({ close, delegateKeyDown, open, selectedOption, toggle }) => {
        const {
          disabled,
          id,
          linkTo,
          overrideStyle,
          title,
          value,
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Mandalay Attractions
What to See in Mandalay
Like other cities in Myanmar, Mandalay is home to many pagodas. It is to be expected, as Theravada Buddhism is the predominant religion in the country, with 80% of the population practising it. There are also monasteries to visit in Mandalay, some of which are impressive in their architectural style and construction. Most of the attractions in the city offer tourists a spiritual, if not enlightening, experience.
Mandalay is not only a city of temples and monasteries; it can also be considered as city of royalty. The other attractions in Mandalay are reminders of the time when Burmese kingdoms were still in existence. This is the city where the Royal Palace can be found, as well as other structures built by the kings. However, the best attraction in Mandalay is not made by man. Mandalay Hill is the most famous attraction of the city, a necessary stop for any tourist who arrives in this part of Myanmar.
Amarapura
Some 11km south of Mandalay. It became the capital of the Konbaung Dynasty in 1783 during the reign of King Bodawpaya. Places of interest are Pahtodawgyi Pagoda, U Bein Bridge across the Taungthaman Lake, Kyauktawgyi Pagoda, Nagayon Pagoda, Mahagandayone Monastery and cotton and silkweaving cottage industries.
Atumashi Kyaung
Built in 1857, the Atumashi Kyaung was one of the last religious construction projects of King Mindon. The name means 'Incomparable Monastery'. The Atumashi is an example of traditional Burmese monastic construction: it features a masonry base with a wooden building on top. However, instead of a multi-roofed design, it has graduated rectangular terraces.
Location: Near the base of Mandalay Hill, beside Shwenandaw Kyaung.
Cultural Museum Mandalay
Those interested in the royal history of Myanmar will enjoy the collections of Mandalay regalia, as well as royally commissioned art. The museum is also home to coins, palm leaf manuscripts and Bagan-period Buddha images.
Opening Hours: 09:30-16:30
Location: On the corner of the 24th and 80th Streets.
Known as the Kingdom of Inwa during the Second Myanmar Empire, today it is a small town south of Amarapura. The sights to see in In-wa include Nanmyint Watch Tower, Maha Aungmye Bonzan Monastery, Bagaya Monastery, the lacquerware factory and Inwa Bridge spanning the Ayeyarwad River.
Kaungmudaw Pagoda
It is easy to spot the Kaungmudaw Pagoda because of its imposing structure. The most recognized of all Sagaing stupas, this large dome with a whitewashed edifice was modelled on the Great Stupa in Sri Lanka. The pagoda, which is 46 metres in height, was built to commemorate Inwa's establishment as the royal capital of Myanmar.
Location: 10 kilometres from Sagaing, Mandalay Division.
Kuthodaw Pagoda
The Kuthodaw Pagoda is home to what is considered as the world's largest book. The pagoda is surrounded with 729 slabs, with each slab having its own stupa and all 15 books of the Tripitaka are inscribed on the slabs. The building of this pagoda was started by King Mindon in1857, the same time work began on the Royal Palace.
Location: Base of the south-east stairways to Mandalay Hill.
Kyauktawgyi Pagoda
This pagoda, whose name means 'Great Marble Buddha Image' was built by King Mindon in 1853 using the Ananda Temple in Bagan as a model. This is why the pagoda sharply resembles the Ananda's exterior. The fame of this attraction can be attributed solely to the large seated Buddha figure made from a single block of pale green marble. It is said that 10,000 men spent 13 days transporting the image from the Irrawaddy River to its current site.
Location: Near the southern entry to Mandalay Hill.
Maha Myat Muni Pagoda
The Maha Myat Muni Pagoda, also known as the Mahamuni Pagoda, is the holiest pilgrimage site in Mandalay. This pagoda houses the Maha Myat Muni Pagoda Buddha image, the most ancient and most revered of all Buddha images. The pagoda was built by King Bodawpaya, who took the Buddha image during his invasion of Rakhaing.
Location: Southwest of Mandalay, three kilometres south of the city centre on the road towards Amarapura.
Mandalay Hill
Almost everyone who visits Mandalay goes to this hill. It is the landmark of Mandalay and also serves as a natural watchtower because it overlooks the city. Visitors often watch the sunrise or sunset over the city plains here because of the stunning views. According to legend, the Lord Buddha visited the hill and made a prophecy that a great city would be established at its foot.
Location: Northeast corner of the Mandalay Royal Palace.
Mandalay Palace
The Myan Nan San Kyaw, or Royal Palace, was the first palace to be built in Mandalay. Constructed by King Mindon, who moved his capital from Amarapura to Mandalay, the location was chosen because of astronomical calculations and favourable omens. The entire palace complex was destroyed by fire during World War II, but it has been restored.
Location: Between 12th Street and 26th Street.
Mingun Bell
A delightful river trip from Mandalay is required to get to this marvelous unfinished temple. Famous for the 90-ton Mingun Bell, supposedly the largest hung bell in the world, it was cast in 1790 on the orders of King Bodawpaya, who wished for it to be installed at the top of his planned giant 150 metre-high pagoda. Due to the king's death in 1819, however, the pagoda was never completed.
The former British hill station of Maymyo, 67 km east of Mandalay, stands about 1,000 meters above sea level. Though the town was damaged during World War II, several of the old English houses were spared. This is also the centre for Myanmar's small but burgeoning new coffee industry.
Sandamuni Pagoda
This Mandalay attraction is most notable for its resemblance to the Kuthodaw Pagoda, because the Sandamuni also has many slender whitewashed ancillary stupas in its grounds. The Sandamuni Pagoda is best known for the Iron Buddha Sandamuni cast by King Bodawpaya of the Konbaung Dynasty in 1802. The cast was brought from Amarapura to its present location in 1874 by King Mindon.
Location: Southeast of Mandalay Hill.
Once an ancient capital, Sagaing lies 21km south west of the Ayeyarwad River. The Sagaing Hills are dotted with pagodas and there are over 500 monasteries, a retreat for some 6000 monks and nuns. Soon U Ponya Shin Pagoda, Kaung Hmudaw Pagoda (a copy of the Mahaceti Pagoda in Sri Lanka), and Ywahtaung village (home of the silversmiths' guild) are places worth visiting.
Shwenandaw Kyaung (Golden Palace Monastery)
This is not only another example of a traditional Burmese monastery, but it is also a piece of the old Mandalay Palace. Part of the royal palace where King Mindon died, the teak structure was moved out of the palace under King Thibaw in 1880 and was converted into a monastery.
Location: Near 14th Street.
Mandalay International Airport
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Inle Lake Attractions
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Bagan Attractions
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Show of force by supporters and opponents of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha
Supporters and opponents of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha attended two separate politically motivated sports events in Bangkok this morning, with each side claiming several thousand participants in attendance.
Those who oppose the Prime Minister attended the Run against Dictatorship events, held in Bangkok and several other provinces, including Chiang Mai, Phitsanuloke, Uttradit, Maha Saramham and Nakhon Si Thammarat.
Despite the opposing views on display, all the events occurred without incident.
Several members of the Future Forward party, including party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit and family, and spokeswoman Pannika Chor Wanich, joined the opposition's event at the Railway Park. Pheu Thai deputy leader Kittirat na Ranong was also seen at the 3-km run.
Thanathorn told the media that he attended to be a part of history in the making, because he and the Future Forward party want to see changes for the better in Thailand.
He predicted that similar events will take place throughout this year, either to demand the full restoration of democracy or for the writing of a constitution which truly reflects the aspirations of the people.
Mr. Thanawat Wongchai, chief organizer of the anti-Prayut event, said that the next event will be held in Chiang Mai on February 2nd.
Meanwhile, the Walk to Support Uncle, organized by supporters of the Prime Minister and led by Pol Gen Dr. Rienthong Nanna, director of Mongkut Wattana hospital, was held in Lumpini Park.
He told the media that the event was not intended to incite unrest, but to offer moral support to good people in administering and restoring peace in the country.
Ms. Haruthai Ooh Muangboonsri, a staunch supporter of Prime Minister Prayut, warned that similar events would be held again, by supporters of the Gen. Prayuth, if his opponents hold such protests in the future.
The NCPO (National Council for Peace and Order or military junta) has not had any role for a long time. We are ready to protect Prime Minister Prayut because he won the election. We cast electoral ballots in the same boxes, how can we be accused of being dictatorial? asked Ms. Haruthai.
The country is now at peace and Thai people, rich or poor, can make a living as normal. You sent your kids to study in France and now your kids have returned and said Thailand should adopt the French political system. Do not brainwash our children, otherwise you will face people like us, she said, apparently, referring to French-educated Piyabutr Saengkanokkul, secretary-general of the Future Forward party and its chief ideologist.
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The Switch has reached one million units sold in France
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Over the last year, we've reported repeatedly on the Switch's sales success in France, most recently last month when Nintendo of France General Manager Philippe Lavoué revealed that the Switch had sold over 900,000 units in France in 2017. He also said that he expected that number to rise to one million by the end of February.
It turns out that his expectations were right on the money – Lavoué recently spoke with French newspaper Le Figaro and revealed that the Switch has indeed broken through the one million barrier in France alone as of last week.
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Switch is the fastest-selling console of all time in France, other tidbits and sales data
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Yesterday, we reported on the Switch's success in Italy, where the Switch sold faster than the Wii in its first 10 months on the market. Today, we have a similar success story from France.
Speaking with Les Numériques, Nintendo of France General Manager Philippe Lavoué has revealed some concrete sales numbers for Switch hardware and software in 2o17. In October, Lavoué stated that Nintendo's goal was to sell a total of 800,000 Switch consoles in France in 2017. That goal has been reached pretty comfortably – the Switch has sold a total of 911,000 units in France last year. Not only does this mean that the Switch has surpassed the Wii U's lifetime sales in France, but it also makes it the fastest-selling console of all time. Previously, that record was held by the Wii with 703,000 units.
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Nintendo hopes to sell another 400,000 Switch units in France this year
Two weeks ago, we reported on the success of the Switch in France. Nearly 400,000 units of Nintendo's newest system had been sold there at that point. It seems like Nintendo has some high expectations for the rest of the year as well – in an interview with Le Monde, Philippe Lavoué, general director of Nintendo France has stated that Nintendo hopes to sell another 400,000 Switch units in the next ten weeks in France. It's an ambitious goal, but with France traditionally being Nintendo's strongest market in Europe and the release of Super Mario Odyssey today, it's certainly possible.
Lavoué also shared the sales figures of the two best-selling Switch games in France so far: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has sold 280,000 copies while Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has been sold 260,000 times.
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Switch has sold almost 400,000 units in France
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When we last heard about Switch's performance in France, the console was sitting at over 250,000 units. That was back in mid-June. LesEchos now reports a new figure of 390,000 units. Philippe Lavoue, general manager of Nintendo France, says the system is on a path similar to that of Wii.
LesEchos also shares a positive figure about Zelda: Breath of the Wild. 80 percent of those who purchased a Switch bought the game, the site reports.
Switch sales surpass 250,000 units in France
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Switch managed to sell 105,000 units in France at launch. Since then, the console has gone on to sell over 250,000 units.
Comparing that to Wii U, the older system sold 289,000 units by December 2013 (14 months). Switch did that in just four months.
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Switch sells 105,000 units on release date in France, best launch for a console in history
Posted on 2 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch, Wii U | 17 Comments
Sales data is in for Switch in France. According to Le Figaro, the new system sold 105,000 units when it released last Friday.
Similar to the Americas, Switch had a record-breaking launch in France. It's not only the best result ever for a new Nintendo console, but also the biggest launch for consoles as a whole.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was picked up by nearly all new Switch owners in France having sold 96,000 copies. Given that number, it's an attach rate of over 91 percent. Breath of the Wild also sold 34,000 copies on Wii U.
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Pokemon Sun/Moon sold 800,000 copies in France last year, Yo-kai Watch over 200,000
New data provided by SELL reveals France's top 20 best-selling games of 2016. Two Nintendo-published games made the list.
Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon were collectively the second best-selling game. The two sold 805,390 copies in France last year. Additionally, Yo-kai Watch was the fifteenth best-selling title at 222,218 units sold.
Two other notable entries include Minecraft and Just Dance 2017, which were the seventh and sixteenth best-selling games in France of 2017 respectively.
NES Classic Edition immediately sold out of its launch stock of 100,000 units in France
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The NES Classic Edition, otherwise known as the Nintendo Classic Mini, is off to a fast start in France. While 100,000 units were shipped, that wasn't enough to meet demand. Nintendo sold through all of its pre-orders and wasn't really able to sell the hardware through other means due to a lack of stock.
Part of the NES Classic Edition's success can be attributed to its demographic. Rather than core gamers, the average consumer has expressed the most interest.
Nintendo remains committed to sending out more NES Classic Edition units to retailers, including France. Shipments will continue this month and into 2017.
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Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon have been setting all sorts of records, including in France. The two games saw the best launch week ever for a Nintendo-published game in the country. Over 425,000 copies were sold.
Pokemon Sun/Moon outperformed both X/Y and Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire. Pokemon X/Y sold 125,000 copies in its first week while the 3DS remakes moved 180,000 units during the same period.
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During an interview with Le Parisien, Nintendo of France's Philipe Lavoue provided some new sales figures. We have data for four of the company's recent systems as well as amiibo.
As of now, DS has sold 10.5 million units in France, followed by Wii at 6.4 million, 3DS at 4 million, and Wii U and 740,000. Nintendo has also moved 1.4 million amiibo in the country.
It's also worth noting that, last year, Nintendo sold 4 million games in France. Six of these were in the top 20, such as Splatoon.
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His working life has included, surveyors' chainman, van salesman, road and mine site construction and timber faller. Began writing (mainly bush) poetry 30 years ago.One highlight has been the publication of "A Boy of The Lower Deck", a poem of WWII hero Teddy Sheean and printed in the Sub Mariners' "The Trade". More recently, have been trying his hand at setting down anecdotes and experiences collected over a lifetime. Currently helping my wife Gillian rear two of our twenty something grandchildren, Mollie and Damien, who we have had for the past eight years.
More years ago than I can get my head around, it seems volcanoes, were something of a common sight in these, the more southerly latitudes of what was once Gondwanaland.
And while most of us are aware of today's many pieces of evidence relating to prior volcanic activity, my own interest here lays solely in one particular geological phenomena, namely, "conglomerate rock". As the name suggests, conglomerate when associated with the word, "rock" means an amalgam of various stones, quartz and minerals, which presumably had been scattered on the slopes of some long ago volcano, only to be steam-rolled into a ball of cooling lava previous to the lava's solidifying, without sufficient heat to melt the extra matter. And while much of the West Coast's conglomerate is often found in the form of naturally occurring gravel, I have seen a good deal of the stuff that has been rolled into balls as big as trucks and houses, and in which might be discerned a great deal of foreign material.
One of the more unusual elements associated with this natural manufacture of conglomerate however, is its shades of pink, which when mixed with tar, in the making of bitumen with which roads are sealed, the resultant mixture likewise takes on much of the same pink over-tones. What has this all got to do with real live crocodiles, do I hear you ask? Well, just bear with me and I'll explain.
It must have been back in '61 or '62, when our little survey crew was squatting and/or standing round the open fire at the side of the bitumen, generally chin-wagging, smoking and sipping scalding tea, when up rolls a shiny, late model car of European pedigree, complete with two well dressed couples. On taking in what surely must have appeared to the camera laden tourists, to be the last remaining remnants of Tasmania's convict past, the limo purrs to a stop, allowing its occupants to clamber out for a "photo shoot" of we four red-necks, pannikins in hand; a scruffy tableau seen through the little fire's haze, and a rugged, west coast mountain-scape looming large in the back ground.
Of course, I wouldn't be entirely truthfully if I was to say that at least one or two of our group didn't "play" to an expertly wielded, movie camera lens. If I remember correctly, even I was persuaded to boil another billy of water for the benefit of our visitors and to swing the scalding liquid over my head in a couple of big loops – all without spilling a drop, ostensibly to allow the tea leaves to infuse with the water. I was to be left somewhat chastened however by our mate Peter who was to deal the final blow in our bit of, "one-up-man-ship". By this time the subject had turned to surveying in inhospitable places and to building roads generally, when one of our new found friends chanced to ask the reason for the "pink roads". Here, I swear the prevailing, gentle breeze dropped away to nothing, not a leaf stirred, not a bird called, nor animal rustle through the undergrowth, when into the silence, quick witted Peter, with all the nonchalance in the world, observed, "crocodiles won't cross 'em".
To this day, I still recall the profane exclamation of surprise of at least one of the men folk, who, quite genuinely, confessed to not knowing that Tasmania actually had crocodiles.
A remark to which Peter opined, "Works then, don't it?" Shortly after, the visiting quartet took their leave with more than a few furtive glances to left and right as they boarded their vehicle, presumably for less hostile and more civilised places.
For anyone who has not spent at least a little time knocking round Tasmania's west coast, upon which giant rollers of the great Southern Ocean crash in a snarling maelstrom of foam, I can only say that they have missed one of life's more unique experiences.
A place of a score or more of mines. One or two, producing great wealth for over a century. Others, a momentary kaleidoscope of colour then just as rapidly dying. Still others unknown, the skeletal remains of the pioneers who started them, still hidden in the embrace of some rugged and untamed valley. It's probably just as well that when I was first there in the early 1960s, places like Queenstown and Zeehan had by then lost much of their previous, but not undeserved "Wild West" personas.
Yet even today, the West Coast generally, is still known for being an area that fosters "grit" and a practical, "have a go" mentality. A place in the main, of a hardy people, as quick to give the "shirt off their backs" as they sometimes are to remonstrate with no holds barred.
The description, above, however, is merely for the purpose of setting the scene from which at least two of the following characters originate. A scene clothed in a hardy and varied array of native flora, much of it unique to the west coast of Tasmania. And all surrounding the once wild and woolly, mini metropolis of Zeehan, with its ten thousand souls, once boasting in excess of twenty pubs at the beginning of the twentieth century. Now, however, the town is reduced to two or three hotels by the nineteen sixties.
This is area whose flora ranges from great tracts of button-grass and scoparia, the latter with its aggravating and needle-sharp foliage, to thick, wet sclerophyll forests, complete with swathes of "horizontal" scrub with impenetrable thickets. This is a moderately tall bush whose long slender limbs are rendered, quite literally, horizontal under their own weight, at which point, the procedure begins all over again, and again, to ultimately present a dense natural lattice work. A tightly knit weave, where it is not unusual to find oneself clambering ever higher in efforts to climb out of the stuff, only to be left many metres above terra firma with no easy way down.
Having thus provided some of the necessary background to the scenario in which I, as a wet-behind-the-ears, youth found myself fifty-something years ago, perhaps it's as well that I introduce my companions who at the time, accompanied me through this particular little account of recent history. To begin with, there was my immediate boss, Kevin Jordon, recently of the Malay Police Force, and now an engineering surveyor for what was then the Forestry Commission. Kevin was a tall, well versed bloke, generally likeable but tending to be brusque if something didn't quite suit him. This brusqueness was often extended to know-it-all, sixteen year olds. A no nonsense sort, for the most part.
As for me, I had only recently been employed as a surveyors' chainman, or "nipper" as youngsters on the job were known then. We were stationed in the upper Mersey Valley, above where the Hydro Electricity Commission was to later on construct Parrangana and Rowallen Dams. Not long after this appointment, it was decided by the Hobart bureaucracy that Kevin and I be temporarily seconded to a private logging enterprise based at Zeehan for the purpose of surveying a couple of secondary roads into known forest stands of the much valued King Billy pine.
To augment our tiny survey team, we were allotted two West Coast bush men whose jobs were to appraise us of the location of the timber and to literally carve a track through the almost impossibly dense under-growth by means of razor sharp axes, while following the survey's "grade line". The bigger of the two bush men was a gentle giant of a man who I'll henceforth refer to, simply as Jack. What I do remember of Jack is of a fifty-ish, easy going, big fellow with dark wavy hair and a likeable grin. Something of a fossicker it seemed and always happy to impart what he knew about the place in which he lived and worked. In fact, it was he who was to give me my first glimpse of gold, a few specks of which he brought to work one morning, in an Aspro bottle (when Aspro did indeed, come in little glass bottles) and with the owner taking much satisfaction from our obvious excitement at seeing the precious metal in all its minuscule glory.
By contrast, Jack's mate and apparent "leader" of the pair, was, Peter Casey, a small wiry man, also around the fifties mark, with the first two fingers missing from one hand. A feisty little bloke with a quick wit and ready answer to almost any situation, he and Kevin soon found themselves at odds with each other. The first occasion came on our very first day's "recky" into the west coast's nether regions– it all started with yours truly.
Typical of so much of the region's dense understorey, we had no sooner stepped from the Land Rover and into the surrounding scrub, that upon looking back not a trace could be seen of either the vehicle or the road. These were environs in which more than one intrepid pioneer and others since, had become hopelessly lost with neither sun nor stars to be seen from which to get their bearings.
Suddenly however, I had been transported to a different world. A wild, exciting, Tolkein fairy-land. A forest, if not enchanted, at least one exotic in its variety of thickly growing trees. Some haughty, ram-rod straight and unbending like the celery-top pines. Others like the willowy, sassafras, their lime green leaves shimmering in what sunshine penetrated their habitat. Or still others, like the myrtle, with their great strong limbs clad in a cloak of lichen, and dinner plate sized fungi in shades of beige and orange along with an array "herring-bone" ferns among the myrtles' deep green foliage. Then there was the forest's, great, great, great, grandparents, the Huon and King Billy pines, both species gnarled and arthritic and draped appropriately in copious, flowing gowns of moss. Stoic and steadfast in their wisdom it seemed.
And through it all, was the great defensive wall of horizontal, through which was interwoven through the bauera with its rough bark and tiny, prickly leaves which after a time, along with other bits of detritus, began to find a way down shirt fronts, only to stick to sweaty bodies and irritate the skin. Now and then, while high in this tangled under-growth I would glimpse an anonymous mountain peak. It was here that the two bushman demonstrated the toughness and the skills for which West Coasters generally have become known, as they literally carved a burrow-like track in which, I'm sure, Bilbo Baggins the Hobbit would have felt quite at home.
Having persevered for a number of hot and clammy hours, a welcome halt was called for in which to shake our shirts free of leaves and bits of bark, and to roll a smoke before heading back to the "Rover" and boiling a billycan of sweet black tea.
It was at this point, that the first signs of dissent arose, with Kevin maintaining a course considerably at odds with the direction in which Peter claimed the Land Rover to be situated. After several minutes discourse, becoming increasingly heated between the two alpha males, I in all my, not-so-many-years of wisdom, dared to venture the opinion that in fact, they were both wrong. This presumptuousness precipitated a withering glare and a caustic observation or two from Kevin, alluding to young know-alls. I was grateful therefore when Peter, asked quietly; "And what makes you say that lad?" Having been given the chance, I was only too willing to explain (with what I hoped to be, suitably adequate nonchalance, of course) that upon entering our particular patch of bush, we had passed by, two very straight and very tall, celery-top pines, standing like a pair of ship's masts (for that was indeed what they appeared to be, to me) the tops of which lined up perfectly with the distant mountain peak. Naturally, by turning around a hundred and eighty degrees and with the mountain at our backs, I was able to point to where the tops of the two trees could still be discerned and beyond which, should be the Land Rover.


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Zoom and Taraji P. Henson Raise $550,000 for BIPOC Mental Health
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Social unrest, structural racism, and an ongoing global pandemic have affected millions of individuals. For BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) communities, the consequences of repeated direct and indirect exposure to discrimination, health inequity, and trauma are profound – and have taken a substantial emotional and psychological toll on youths and adults. Studies such as those done at the University of Pennsylvania, provide strong evidence that systemic violence has a direct impact on increased depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues among BIPOC populations.
July was designated BIPOC Mental Health Month by Mental Health America (MHA), a nonprofit founded over 100 years ago, dedicated to addressing the needs of those living with mental health conditions. In recognition of this important campaign, we at Zoom are helping to advance understanding and elevate awareness of the mental health challenges experienced by BIPOC communities in the United States. We are proud of women of color like Naomi Osaka and Simone Biles, elite athletes who recently elevated a global conversation around, and boldly demonstrated to the world, what it looks like to prioritize their mental health.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reports that:
16% of Black and African American people reported having a mental illness, and 22.4% of those reported a serious mental illness over the past year.
Black Americans are more likely to experience feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and worthlessness than white adults.
Suicidal ideation, plans, and attempts are on the rise in the Black community. The latest data shows 9.5% of Black Americans ages 18 to 25 have serious thoughts of suicide.
Compounding these mental health issues are the effects of COVID-19. In a study conducted by MHA:
The number of people with moderate to severe symptoms of depression and anxiety increased throughout 2020 and remains higher than rates prior to COVID-19.
More people are reporting frequent thoughts of suicide and self-harm than have ever been recorded by the MHA.
Young people are struggling most with their mental health. The proportion of youths ages 11 to 17 who accessed screening was 9% higher than the average in 2019.
While rates of anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation are increasing for people of all races and ethnicities, Black or African American screeners have had the highest average percent change over time for anxiety and depression.
Native American or American Indians have had the highest average percent change over time for suicidal ideation.
Supporting BIPOC mental health
As part of Zoom's continued efforts to support and care for local and global communities in need, we are focused on helping those experiencing the negative psychological impact of racial or social injustice, in addition to the pandemic.
Last month Zoom partnered with the Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation (BLHF) to host a live awareness-raising and fundraising event, "A Write to Education!: My Mental Health Matters." BLHF, a Black mental health advocacy group in the U.S., is a pioneer in providing access to localized black culturally competent therapy resources sourced through a national network of clinicians, service providers, counselors, and thought leaders.
Taraji P. Henson appears during the "A Write to Education!: My Mental Health Matters" fundraising event.
Additionally, BLHF advances a pipeline of culturally competent services into the Black community by raising awareness of stigmatizing language, offering scholarships to Black students seeking a career in the mental health field, and extending mental health services to young people in underserved schools and communities.
Our shared event featured discussions with award-winning actress and BLHF founder Taraji P. Henson, and mental health expert Dr. Spirit. Artists and social change influencers Yara Shahidi, Common, Jill Scott, and Mumu Fresh shared their past and current encounters as young people experiencing stigma and mental health challenges within the education system.
With Zoom's $250,000 matching grant, BLHF's fundraising strategy, and Pledge's live donation PledgeCam, the virtual event raised over $550,000. These funds will further support the development of BLHF's "The Unspoken Curriculum" campaign; after-school hangouts for students; curriculum and dialogue engagement for teachers and parents led by culturally competent mental health providers; and free individual therapy sessions for middle and high school-aged students as well as first- and second-year students at Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCUs).
Advocating for mental health progress
Zoom Cares, Zoom's philanthropic arm, is focused on how to best make a meaningful and lasting difference in the world. We recognize our responsibility as a global company to move resources and make a positive impact where it is most needed. According to the World Health Organization, there is currently a tremendous need for funds to support mental health. Charitable giving in this area is critically low — around 2% of global health funding and currently just 0.5% of all philanthropic health-giving.
To help bolster the resiliency and drive we see every day in young people and communities of color, Zoom will continue to advocate for mental health progress. We recently developed a seven-person global advisory council of educators, mental health clinicians, and nonprofit professionals to steer our future funding decisions.
To date, Zoom has supported mental health efforts with partners such as place2be and the American Heart Association. We look forward to announcing additional partnerships at our annual user conference, Zoomtopia, in September.
Resources available for mental health support
Zoom Cares and the Boris L. Henson Foundation are committed to providing access to the mental health care our youths and young adults need. During this arduous time, young people who do not have access to mental health support may benefit from professional guidance in a safe, supportive, peer space.
Here are some resources for mental health support:
The Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation
Black Emotional and Mental Health (BEAM)
Therapy for Black Girls
The Loveland Foundation
Therapy for Black Men
Further, we acknowledge that affording the cost of mental health services can be a barrier in the Black community. The BLHF team invites you to engage in three ways:
Partner – They would like to partner with urban schools, school districts, and HBCUs looking to enhance mental health support for their students. Contact the Mental Wellness Support Program at MWSP@borislhensonfoundation.org.
Join – Join their Let's Talk! Resource Guide of culturally competent clinicians offering services to local schools.
Support – Every dollar counts! Consider a donation to support BLHF's mission and continue relevant BIPOC programming and services by texting UNSPOKEN to 707070.
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Dec 12 Unique Opportunity In Play for BSU Swim & Dive
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Bridgewater State University's swimming and diving teams have a unique opportunity ahead of them, the chance to send two men and women's relay teams to the NCAA Division III Championships in Greensboro, North Carolina this March.
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Dec 12 Patriots 24, Vikings 10
The Minnesota Vikings stand out for their talent on defense, especially in pass coverage.
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The 2018 Bridgewater State Men's Soccer team reached the NCAA tournament for the sixth time in program history November 4th with a MASCAC championship victory against Framingham State, 5-3.
Nov 15 Kyrie Irving: "That Ball Deserves to go Into the Crowd"
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Nov 8 Patriots Victorious in Brady-Rodgers Showdown
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The Bridgewater State University swimming and diving teams are weeks into the season and already making great progress.
Nov 1 Patriots Survive Bears, 38-31
In search of their first road win, the New England Patriots traveled to Soldier Field for a meeting with the Chicago Bears.
Oct 18 Bears Take the Win in Homecoming Game
At Bridgewater State University, the second Saturday in October is specialThe stands are packed with cheering and supportive students as well as families.
Oct 18 Red Sox Enter Must-Win Territory in Houston in the ALCS
The Boston Red Sox battled back from a 7-2 loss at Fenway Park in Game 1 and a 4-2 Houston Astros lead early in Game 2 to tie the American League Championship Series at 1-1 heading to Houston.
Oct 18 Bruins Stay Perfect Since Opening Night Disaster
Erin Walsh
Since opening their season on a 7-0 loss to the Washington Capitals, the Bruins have not lost a game. As of Wednesday afternoon, the Bruins have a 4-1-0 record.
Oct 18 Patriots Defeat Kansas City Chiefs, 43-40
The New England Patriots had a pivotal matchup against the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs Sunday night in Foxboro.
Oct 11 Postgame Notes: Red Sox Defeat New York 4-3 in four games, face Houston Astros in ALCS
The Red Sox are moving on to the American League Championship Series, after a takedown of their arch-rival New York Yankees on the way.
Oct 4 Bears Defeat Buffalo State for First Win of Season
The BSU football team got off to a terrific start after a 30-29 victory over the Buffalo State Bengals.
Oct 4 Patriots Fall to Lions, 26-10
It's halftime at Ford Field Sunday night in Detroit. The New England Patriots' first road trip lead them to Detroit after an equally unsightly stop in Jacksonville, Florida the previous week.
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Orchard Manor was the first foreign-owned luxury villas developed by Huaxin International in Chongqing. This project created waves of excitement in the property market at that time as it challenged and radicalised the traditional architecture concept, and won numerous awards. Approximately 200 villas of Orchard Manor were built occupying the land area of 201,078 square metres. A key highlight of this project was its super low plot ratio as the average land area for each villa was approximately 666 square metres (1 mu).


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require 'rails_helper'
require 'spec_helper'

describe Admin::StaffMembersController, 'ログイン前' do
  it_behaves_like 'a protected admin controller'
end

describe Admin::StaffMembersController do
  # attributes_forはFactoryGirlのメソッド
  # letは「メモ化されたヘルパーメソッド」
  # def params_hash
  #   @params_hash ||= attributes_for(:staff_memmber)
  # end
  # の形をしている
  let(:params_hash) { attributes_for(:staff_member) }
  let(:administrator) { create(:administrator) }

  before do
    session[:administrator_id] = administrator.id
  end

  describe '#create' do

    example '職員一覧ページにリダイレクト' do
      # 第一引数に指定されたメソッドに対して、第二引数に指定されたデータをPOSTで送信
      post :create, staff_member: params_hash
      expect(response).to redirect_to(admin_staff_members_url)
    end

    example '例外ActionController::ParameterMissingが発生' do
      # rescue_fromによる例外処理を無効にしてくれる
      bypass_rescue
      expect {post :create}.to raise_error(ActionController::ParameterMissing)
    end

  end

  describe '#update' do

    # メモ化されたヘルパーメソッド
    # このcreateもFactoryGirlのメソッド
    # 定義済みのファクトリーからStaffMemberのインスタンスを作成
    let(:staff_member) { create(:staff_member) }

    example 'suspendedフラグをセットする' do
      params_hash.merge!(suspended: true)
      patch :update, id: staff_member.id, staff_member: params_hash
      staff_member.reload
      # be_suspendedは述語マッチャー
      expect(staff_member).to be_suspended
    end

    example 'hashed_passwordの値は書き換え不可' do
      params_hash.delete(:password)
      params_hash.merge!(hashed_password: 'x')
      expect {
        patch :update, id: staff_member.id, staff_member: params_hash
      }.not_to change { staff_member.hashed_password.to_s }
    end

  end

end


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Risk Appetite Grows Even Among The Guardians Of Finance
Elliot Hentov
Central Bank of the UAE. Image source: Wikipedia
Over the past decade, we have become accustomed to a relentless focus on central banks as the captains of the global economy and financial markets. Frequently forgotten is that central bankers also operate as investors for large investment pools, particularly foreign exchange reserves. In this regard, central banks have responded to the policy signals of their peers and also moved up the risk spectrum in their own portfolios, mainly by buying equities, corporate credit and asset-backed securities.
The total global pool of foreign exchange reserves hovers between $13 trillion to $14 trillion, making central banks one of the largest investor groups. In reality, the bulk of foreign reserves are designed to simply be able to provide liquidity for foreign exchange and follow traditional rules of prioritizing liquidity, safety and return—in that order. Consequently, high-grade sovereign bonds (e.g. US Treasuries) remain the preferred reserve instrument across the globe, constituting nearly 60% of all reserves. Liquid deposits with the BIS, other central banks or commercial banks make up about 12% and gold holdings slightly less than 10%. In other words, business as usual.
The change has come in the remaining portfolio, with higher risk bonds (mainly corporate bonds and asset-backed securities) constituting nearly 9% and equities over 6% of all reserves. This is a quiet revolution compared to central banking just a decade earlier and reflects a recognition that many economies enjoy excess reserves—i.e. reserves over and beyond what would be needed to simply service worst-case foreign exchange needs.
In the Gulf, most balance of payments surpluses have flowed into sovereign wealth funds. This has led to the counterintuitive result that Gulf central banks have actually pursued a very traditional and conservative portfolio for their foreign exchange reserves. This is eminently logical if one considers the entire sovereign balance sheet holistically, where higher risk assets are managed by sovereign wealth funds specifically designed for that purpose.
In this context, Gulf central bankers deviate from their global peers who have responded strongly to the signals of unconventional monetary policy in the developed world. This has depressed bond yields and raised asset prices, pushing investors to hold riskier assets. In this respect, central bankers have behaved very similarly to other investors, and frankly, have benefited from a long bull market.
One understudied aspect is that central bankers are now major capital market players in certain asset classes. This is less the case for equities or corporate bonds where they own less than 3%. But in high-grade sovereign debt, central banks hold nearly one fifth of the global supply. If one factors in the bond-buying from quantitative easing (QE) of developed economies and other sovereign vehicles, nearly half of all sovereign debt sits on government balance sheets.
In plain English, governments are largely financing themselves from other governments.
This begs the question, what would happen if central banks dropped off as steady buyers of government debt? The reality is that this could contribute to a structural jump in bond yields in order to attract other buyer groups. In fact, in recent years the rising rate environment in the US has led to a drop in foreign official purchases of US treasuries, but this was offset by big demand from domestic retail investors who found short-term rates of 2+% very appealing after a decade of low yields. However, concerns over sovereign creditworthiness could limit investors' appetite. It is fair to then assume that developed central
banks would not sit by idly but would restart bond purchases in order to push financing costs back down.
The conclusion for most of the Middle East is that financing costs are unlikely to jump sharply as long as oil producers can manage reasonable current account balances and retain credible pegs to the US Dollar. For this, it helps that Gulf central banks maintain credible reserve management, particularly if their sovereign wealth funds cannot provide the necessary liquidity in time of need.
Elliot Hentov is the Head of Policy Research at State Street Global Advisors.
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Dnipro-2 (ukr. Футбольний клуб «Дніпро-2», Futbolnyj Kłub "Dnipro-2") – ukraiński klub piłkarski z siedzibą w Dnieprze. Jest drugim zespołem klubu FK Dnipro. Status profesjonalny otrzymał w roku 1997.

Zgodnie z zasadami regulaminu klub nie może awansować do ligi, w której już gra I zespół klubu, oraz nie może występować w rozgrywkach Pucharu Ukrainy.
W latach 1997–2000 oraz 2002–2004 występował w rozgrywkach ukraińskiej Drugiej Lihi, a w latach 2000–2002 w rozgrywkach ukraińskiej Pierwszej Lihi.

Obecnie występuje jako klub dublerów FK Dnipro.

Historia
Chronologia nazw:
 1997–...: Dnipro-2 Dniepropetrowsk (ukr. «Дніпро-2» Дніпропетровськ)

W 1997 roku zgłosił się do rozgrywek w Drugiej Lidze i otrzymał status profesjonalny.

Od sezonu 1997/98 występował w Drugiej Lidze. W sezonie 1999/00 klub zajął pierwsze miejsce i awansował do Pierwszej Lihi.

W sezonie 2001/02 klub zajął 17. miejsce i spadł do Drugiej Lihi.

Po sezonie 2003/04 FK Dnipro-2 zrezygnował z występów, kiedy wprowadzono turniej dublerów. Drugi zespół występuje jako klub dublerów FK Dnipro.

Sukcesy
 11. miejsce w Pierwszej Lidze (1 x):
 2000/01

Inne
 FK Dnipro-3

Bibliografia
 Oficjalna strona klubu

FK Dnipro