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Les élections départementales 2021 en Corrèze ont lieu les 20 et , en même temps que les élections régionales afin de renouveler la totalité des 38 conseillers départementaux.

Contexte départemental

Entre les élections départementales de 2015 et celles de 2021, la Corrèze a connu plusieurs scrutins intermédiaires et nationaux.

Traditionnellement, la Basse-Corrèze (arrondissements de Tulle et de Brive) votait majoritairement à gauche alors que la Haute-Corrèze (arrondissement d'Ussel), souvent appelée "la Chiraquie", était plutôt de tendance à droite, excepté certains bastions communistes sur la partie corrézienne du plateau de Millevaches.

Depuis les années 2010 et l'impopularité de François Hollande, élu président de la République de 2012 à 2017, le Parti socialiste a concédé davantage de difficultés en Corrèze. Les élections départementales de 2015 ont permis le basculement à droite du département, par treize cantons sur les dix-neuf que compte la Corrèze. La gauche a donc perdu du terrain, mais lors des élections régionales de 2015, elle est restée majoritaire au second tour malgré l'avance prise par la droite au premier.

Lors de l'élection présidentielle de 2017, Emmanuel Macron est en tête dans le département aux premier et second tours. Lors du premier tour, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, candidat de la France insoumise est deuxième, alors que le candidat socialiste arrive en cinquième position. Au second tour, Marine Le Pen obtient 29 % des suffrages. Lors des élections législatives de 2017, la gauche perd ses deux députés. La droite, quant à elle, gagne une députée dans la  circonscription avec l'élection de Frédérique Meunier. Le parti d'Emmanuel Macron, La République en marche, gagne un député dans la  circonscription  avec l'élection de Christophe Jerretie.

Lors des élections européennes de 2019, le Rassemblement national est en tête dans le département avec 21,35 % des voix pour la liste conduite par Jordan Bardella. Il est suivi par la liste de La République en marche, menée par Nathalie Loiseau avec 19,56 % puis par la liste d'Europe Écologie Les Verts, conduite par Yannick Jadot avec 10,91 %, et enfin par la liste des Républicains de François-Xavier Bellamy avec 9,82 %. La liste du Parti socialiste, conduite par Raphaël Glucksmann, arrive en cinquième position avec 9,03 % des suffrages. Cette élection européenne est donc marquée par la montée de l'extrême droite dans le département puisque que c'est la première fois que le Rassemblement national, anciennement Front national, obtient un tel score aussi élevé en Corrèze.

En 2020 les difficultés de la gauche s'accentuent lors des élections municipales et sénatoriales, la droite parvient à conserver sa position dans le département, et conserve les deux sous-préfectures, Brive-la-Gaillarde et Ussel ; elle gagne aussi de nouvelles communes comme Bort-les-Orgues et Sainte-Fortunade mais perd Argentat-sur-Dordogne, Naves et Neuvic au profit de la gauche. Les sénatoriales confirment la bonne implantation de la droite dans le département à la suite de la réélection, dès le premier tour, des sénateurs sortants, tous deux étiquetés à droite. Ces deux élections sont aussi marquées par l'absence de candidat encarté au parti de La République en marche, ce parti ayant préféré soutenir les candidats de la droite, comme Frédéric Soulier à Brive ou les sénateurs Claude Nougein et Daniel Chasseing. De plus, en , le député Christophe Jerretie quitte LREM et le groupe parlementaire pour rejoindre le Mouvement démocrate, ce qui confirme la mauvaise implantation du parti d'Emmanuel Macron en Corrèze.

Assemblée départementale sortante

Positionnement des partis
Comme lors des départementales de 2015, la droite est unie sous l'égide de l'association politique Corrèze Demain regroupant le centre droit avec l'UDI, le MR et le MoDem, ainsi que la droite avec Les Républicains. L'équipe est menée par le président sortant du conseil départemental, Pascal Coste, également tête de liste LR pour les élections régionales dans le département. Cette double candidature lui est reprochée par la gauche, ce à quoi Pascal Coste répond en annonçant qu'il  en informant qu'il ne sera pas candidat à la vice-présidence du conseil régional de Nouvelle-Aquitaine s'il était élu et si la droite obtenait la majorité à l'assemblée régionale, occupée depuis 2015 par le PS. La liste de la majorité départementale enregistre peu de renouvellements, car elle est renouvelée d'environ un tiers. Parmi les nouveaux candidats, une personnalité notable se distingue des autres, Claude Chirac, fille de Bernadette et de Jacques Chirac, qui hésitait à se présenter en automne 2020 : , elle est candidate dans le canton de Brive-la-Gaillarde-2 en binôme avec Julien Bounie, conseiller municipal LR de Brive-la-Gaillarde. Parmi les autres candidats l'on retrouve Frédérique Meunier, qui avait quitté sa fonction de conseillère départementale du canton de Malemort pour devenir députée de la  circonscription de la Corrèze en 2017.

Au centre, le parti présidentiel de La République en marche, très peu implanté dans le département, ne présente aucun candidat. Patricia Bordas, référente du parti en Corrèze, aurait souhaité une nouvelle alliance avec la droite corrézienne, comme lors des municipales de 2020, mais Pascal Coste a refusé : . Dans ce cas de figure, La République en marche de la Corrèze se concentre sur les élections régionales en Nouvelle-Aquitaine, car Patricia Bordas en est la tête de liste dans le département. Cependant, un membre de LREM est candidat sous la bannière de Corrèze Demain ; Philippe Lescure, adjoint à la culture est en binôme avec la première adjointe au maire de Brive-la-Gaillarde, Valérie Taurisson (LR). Ils se présentent sur le canton de Brive-la-Gaillarde-1 en provoquant une polémique entre le maire de Brive, Frédéric Soulier, et Pascal Coste qui ne souhaitait aucun candidat du parti présidentiel dans sa liste départementale.

À gauche, le Parti socialiste et le Parti communiste s'allient dans 17 cantons sur les 19 que compte le département. En effet, les deux partis n'ont pas trouvé d'accord pour le canton de Brive-la-Gaillarde-1 déjà ancré à gauche, et le canton de Seilhac-Monédières. L'objectif pour les communistes est d'avoir de nouveaux conseillers départementaux puisque lors des élections départementales de 2015, ils ne s'étaient pas alliés avec le PS, cela leur avait coûté cher car il n'y a plus de conseiller départemental encarté au PCF. Le secrétaire départemental du PS, Paul Roche, tête de la liste aux élections municipales de 2020 et élu conseiller municipal de Brive-la-Gaillarde se présente dans le canton de Brive-la-Gaillarde-4, face à deux binômes de l'extrême droite. Cependant, la gauche ne présentera pas de candidat face à Pascal Coste dans le canton du Midi corrézien. Les écologistes d'Europe Écologie Les Verts, après avoir engagé pendant plusieurs mois des pourparlers avec le PS, le PCF et les élus départementaux de gauche sortants ont décidé de présenter leurs propres candidats. Les partis de gauche se sont unis sur les cantons de la Haute-Corrèze afin de contrer la droite qui est très présente.

À l'extrême droite, c'est une première sans précédent en Corrèze ; car le Rassemblement national se présente sur l'ensemble des cantons du département. Bien que le parti de Marine Le Pen soit peu représenté dans le département, le RN constitue une menace de sanctions face aux écarts de la droite corrézienne, notamment avec LREM lors des municipales et sénatoriales de 2020. Valéry Élophe, secrétaire départemental du Rassemblement national en Corrèze, a confirmé qu'il sera lui-même candidat dans le canton de l'Yssandonnais, il sera aussi la tête de liste du RN pour les régionales en Corrèze. À un mois du scrutin, une polémique éclate sur le canton d'Uzerche, le Rassemblement national retire son investiture à Danièle Delavaud et à son conjoint, tous deux candidats en tant que titulaire et suppléant, auteurs des propos racistes et haineux sur Twitter en 2017, ce qui oblige les instances nationales du parti à les écarter. Le Rassemblement national n'est pas le seul parti d'extrême droite présent lors du scrutin départemental de 2021, le parti de Florian Philippot, Les Patriotes sera aussi présent sur le canton de Brive-la-Gaillarde-4, et nulle part ailleurs en Corrèze, avec Élisabeth Dauthuille, et Thierry Dumas responsable du parti dans le département.

Système électoral

Les élections ont lieu au scrutin majoritaire binominal à deux tours. Ce système est paritaire : les candidatures sont présentées sous la forme de binômes composés d'une femme et d'un homme avec leurs suppléants (une femme et un homme également).

Pour être élu au premier tour, un binôme doit obtenir la majorité absolue des suffrages exprimés et un nombre de suffrages au moins égal à 25 % des électeurs inscrits. Si aucun binôme n'est élu au premier tour, seuls peuvent se présenter au second tour les binômes qui ont obtenu un nombre de suffrages au moins égal à 12,5 % des électeurs inscrits, sans possibilité pour les binômes de fusionner. Est élu au second tour le binôme qui obtient le plus grand nombre de voix.

Résultats à l'échelle du département

Taux de participation

Résultats par nuances du ministère de l'Intérieur
Les nuances utilisées par le ministère de l'Intérieur ne tiennent pas compte des alliances locales.

Élus par canton

Résultats par canton
Les binômes sont présentés par ordre décroissant des résultats au premier tour. En cas de victoire au second tour du binôme arrivé en deuxième place au premier, ses résultats sont indiqués en gras.

Canton d'Allassac

Sortants : Michèle Reliat (PS) et Gilbert Fronty (PS)

Canton d'Argentat-sur-Dordogne

Sortants : Laurence Dumas (UDI) et Jean-Claude Leygnac (MR)

Canton de Brive-la-Gaillarde-1

Sortants : Hayat Tamimi (PS) et Cédric Lachaud (DVG)

Canton de Brive-la-Gaillarde-2

Sortants : Lilith Pittman (LR) et Francis Colasson (LR)

Canton de Brive-la-Gaillarde-3

Sortants : Sandrine Maurin (LR) et Gérard Soler (DVD)

Canton de Brive-la-Gaillarde-4

Sortants : Najat Deldouli (LR) et Franck Peyret (LR)

Canton d'Égletons

Sortants : Agnès Audeguil (DVD) et Jean-Marie Taguet (LR)

Canton de Haute-Dordogne

Sortants : Danielle Coulaud (DVD) et Jean Stöhr (LR)

Canton de Malemort

Sortants : Florence Duclos (DVD) et Gilbert Rouhaud (DVD)

Canton du Midi corrézien

Sortants :  Pascal Coste (LR) et Ghislaine Dubost (DVD)

Canton de Naves

Sortants : Émilie Boucheteil (DVG) et Jean-François Labbat (DVG)

Canton du Plateau de Millevaches

Sortants : Nelly Simandoux (LR) et Christophe Petit (DVD)

Canton de Saint-Pantaléon-de-Larche

Sortants : Nicole Taurisson (LR) et Jean-Jacques Delpech (LR)

Canton de Sainte-Fortunade

Sortants : Stéphanie Vallée-Prévôté (PS) et Roger Chassagnard (PS)

Canton de Seilhac-Monédières

Sortants : Hélène Rome (LR) et Jean-Jacques Lauga (LR)

Canton de Tulle

Sortants : Bernard Combes (PS) et  Annick Taysse (PS)

Canton d'Ussel

Sortants : Marilou Padilla-Ratelade (LR) et Christophe Arfeuillère (LR)

Canton d'Uzerche

Sortants : Annie Queyrel-Peyramaure (UDI) et Francis Comby (LR)

Canton de l'Yssandonnais

Sortants : Pascale Boissieras (PS) et Christian Bouzon (PS)

Conséquences

Élection du président du conseil départemental

Assemblée départementale élue

Suites
Afin d'éviter une trop grande proximité des élections suivantes avec les deux tours de l'élection présidentielle et des législatives d'avril et juin 2027, le mandat des conseillers élus en 2021 est exceptionnellement prolongé à six ans et neuf mois. Les prochaines élections ont par conséquent lieu en 2028 au lieu de 2027.

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes

 Arrondissements de la Corrèze
 Cantons de la Corrèze
 Conseil départemental de la Corrèze
 Élections départementales françaises de 2021
 Liste des communes de la Corrèze

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require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/compatibility'

require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/tree/callbacks'
require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/tree/columns'
require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/tree/children_association'
require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/tree/deprecated_columns_accessors'
require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/tree/parent_association'
require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/tree/perseverance'
require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/tree/scopes'

require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/hooks'

require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/adapters'
require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/validators'

require 'acts_as_ordered_tree/instance_methods'

module ActsAsOrderedTree
  # ActsAsOrderedTree::Tree
  class Tree
    # Default ordered tree options
    DEFAULT_OPTIONS = {
      :parent_column => :parent_id,
      :position_column => :position,
      :depth_column => :depth
    }.freeze

    PROTECTED_ATTRIBUTES = :left_sibling, :left_sibling_id,
                           :higher_item, :higher_item_id,
                           :right_sibling, :right_sibling_id,
                           :lower_item, :lower_item_id

    attr_reader :klass

    # @!attribute [r] columns
    #   Columns information aggregator
    #
    #   @return [ActsAsOrderedTree::Tree::Columns] column object
    attr_reader :columns

    # @!attribute [r] callbacks
    #   :before_add, :after_add, :before_remove and :after_remove callbacks storage
    #
    #   @return [ActsAsOrderedTree::Tree::Callbacks] callbacks object
    attr_reader :callbacks

    # @!attribute [r] adapter
    #   Ordered tree adapter which contains implementation of some traverse methods
    #
    #   @return [ActsAsOrderedTree::Adapters::Abstract] adapter object
    attr_reader :adapter

    # @!attribute [r] options
    #   Ordered tree options
    #
    #   @return [Hash]
    attr_reader :options

    # Create and setup tree object
    #
    # @param [Class] klass
    # @param [Hash] options
    def self.setup!(klass, options)
      klass.ordered_tree = new(klass, options).setup
    end

    # @param [Class] klass
    # @param [Hash] options
    def initialize(klass, options)
      @klass = klass
      @options = DEFAULT_OPTIONS.merge(options).freeze
      @columns = Columns.new(klass, @options)
      @callbacks = Callbacks.new(klass, @options)
      @children = ChildrenAssociation.new(self)
      @parent = ParentAssociation.new(self)
      @adapter = Adapters.lookup(klass.connection.adapter_name).new(self)
    end

    # Builds associations, callbacks, validations etc.
    def setup
      setup_associations
      setup_once

      self
    end

    # Returns Class object which will be used for associations,
    # scopes and tree traversals.
    #
    # @return [Class]
    def base_class
      if klass.finder_needs_type_condition?
        klass.base_class
      else
        klass
      end
    end

    private
    def already_setup?
      klass.ordered_tree?
    end

    def setup_once
      return if already_setup?

      setup_validations
      setup_callbacks
      protect_attributes *PROTECTED_ATTRIBUTES

      klass.class_eval do
        extend Scopes
        extend DeprecatedColumnsAccessors

        include InstanceMethods
        include Perseverance
        include Hooks
      end
    end

    def setup_associations
      @parent.build
      @children.build
    end

    def setup_validations
      if columns.scope?
        klass.validates_with Validators::ScopeValidator, :on => :update, :if => :parent
      end

      klass.validates_with Validators::CyclicReferenceValidator, :on => :update, :if => :parent
    end

    def setup_callbacks
      klass.define_model_callbacks(:move, :reorder)
      klass.around_save(:save_ordered_tree_node)
      klass.around_destroy(:destroy_ordered_tree_node)
    end

    def protect_attributes(*attributes)
      Compatibility.version '< 4.0.0' do
        klass.attr_protected *attributes
      end
    end
  end
end

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10. Battle of Monte Cassino, 17 January–18 May 1944: 185,000 casualtiesWaged between the Allies and the joint German and Italian troops in the early part of 1944, the Battle of Monte Cassino was one of the hardest fought battles of the Second World War. The main objective for the Allied forces fighting their way up from Southern Italy was to break through the Germans' Gustav Line — a series of military fortifications running across Italy — and gain control of Rome. Named after the 1,400-year-old monastery of Monte Cassino that stood at the center of the German defensive line (and which was controversially destroyed by American bombers during the battle), the fighting was made up of four smaller battles that took place in January, February, March and May, respectively. The eventual capture of Rome came at a high price, with at least 125,000 casualties on all sides — and as many as 185,000 by some estimates.
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Llifo is a half hour film exploring the people and landscape of the Teifi valley in West Wales. Interviews, live action footage and stop motion photography were mixed to weave a layered narrative reflecting the river's journey from the mountains to the sea.
The project was a collaborative one, directed by Sean Vicary and Steve Knight with Ceri Rhys Matthews acting as musical co-ordinator.
This excerpt features the voice of Caradog Jones, water balliff for over forty years, as he lists the names of all the pools on the Teifi over its 73-mile length.


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I have been a stamp collector since I was a kid soaking stamps off of envelopes and pasting them into notebooks. Then I sent away for a "Big Bag of 1,000 Stamps!" from the back of a comic book for a couple of dollars and got back stuff from all over the world. Switzerland, Japan, Norway, Mozambique, Suriname. Even Hitler's face on stamps from the Third Reich. It was junk, probably not even worth what I paid for it, but I didn't know that then, and they were real pretty little things, and I was hooked.
I don't collect on a large scale. I get only US stamps, in mint condition. Before 1929 my collection is spotty. But from that point on, I have every US stamp in the Scott Catalog, except for three air mail stamps: C13, C14, and C15, which sell for about $4,000, $7,000, and $9,000. Maybe one day …
A few weeks ago the USPS released its preliminary list of stamps for 2019. They always add more later in the year, such as a George H.W. Bush stamp. You can see the list here. Just click on the name of the stamp to see what it will look like.
There is some nice stuff. Gregory Hines. (I didn't know he was dead.) Marvin Gaye. The USS Missouri, which we saw in Astoria, Oregon, on its way to Pearl Harbor. I'm particularly impressed by the post office murals, which I think were done by WPA artists back in the '30s, and the wild and scenic rivers.
I got almost to the end … and there was a stamp celebrating "Woodstock, 3 Days of Peace and Music." Why? Because this summer will be the 50th anniversary of that most iconic event of what has come to be known as "The '60s."
I was there! And do I ever feel old …
Not too long ago Bill Mahar did a snarky piece whose premise was that it was time for everyone to admit it: Woodstock was a disaster. Everyone was miserable. We were all soaking wet, muddy, and hungry. And there is some truth in that. All except for the miserable part. What I recall is smiling faces and a sense of community. (All too fleeting, as it turned out.)
Soaking wet? Muddy? Yeah, some of the time. But we were young, and hardly noticed it. What would kill me today was not much of a problem back then.
Hungry? Not really. What we had, we shared. People didn't miss many meals, even after the small local markets were sold out of everything. And there were no $12 pizza slices or $10 burritos, like at that disaster area known as "Woodstock '99." Also no murders, rapes, or arson.
My Woodstock story is a little strange. Want to hear it?
Well, you're going to, anyway.
We had worked our way across North America from San Francisco to New York City by way of Canada. I was exploring the possibility of becoming a draft exile. We knew a woman in Toronto, Susan Wood, who had been working with draft refugees for years. This was also the summer of Apollo 11. We watched the landing while staying for two months in Winnipeg in the house of a friend. I didn't know it ever got over 100˚F in Canada, but it did that July. (Okay, 38˚C.)
(I discovered that I was an American through and through, and could never leave my country. I still am, even when we do something incredibly stupid like elect Donald Trump. I decided I would serve my time in prison rather than flee to Canada or submit to involuntary servitude in the military.) (Happily, I didn't have to do either. But that's another story.)
We got rousted by the Border Police at Niagara Falls. They took the car apart, and went through all our luggage very thoroughly. They confiscated a bag full of cherry bombs that I had forgotten I had. I bought them in Chinatown!
Our aim was to move to New York City. We had all our earthly possessions in the trunk and in a homemade luggage rack on top of the car. We found a place in Greenwich Village where we could stay with a friend for a few weeks, but after that we fled in dismay. Everything was too expensive. Even worse, apartments were hard to find. People use to cluster around the offices of The Village Voice, grab a copy hot off the presses, and literally run toward any new listings. People also scoured the obituary columns in the other papers, to see where an apartment might soon become available. Ghouls. It was too much of a rat race for us, though we loved being in the Big Apple. We decided to head back to the Haight-Ashbury.
I really can't remember why we headed north out of New York City instead of west towards Pittsburg. Maybe we just wanted to see the Catskills? We had been vaguely aware that there was going to be a big concert somewhere out in the woods, but we had no idea where it was.
But soon we entered a traffic jam that approached gridlock. I had been looking for a gas station for miles, because we were running on fumes. Talking to other people in the jam, we learned that we had blundered into what we didn't know then would turn out to be the most legendary rock concert of all times. All I was interested in was the fuel gauge.
After creeping along for quite a while, we saw a lot of people were driving into a big open field and parking their cars there. I didn't see any alternative but to park with them and wait out the madness. Surely in a few hours the roads would be clear again.
That car become our home for the next three days.
If you didn't have a VW van or panel truck, you could do worse than have a 1956 Buick Roadmaster as a home. Are you old enough to remember bench seats? Just like a sofa at home, and no seat belts. Air bags? We didn't need no steenkin' air bags! We didn't need seat belts! You could fit a juke box and a dance floor into the back seat, and you could stretch out full-length on the front seat. No bucket seats, no console in the middle. What luxury that was.
Lee maintains I am one of the luckiest guys who ever lived. Well, we were sure lucky that summer. We had been camping out, so we had a little tent and a tiny Coleman stove and a fairly good supply of food. Graham crackers, Vienna sausages, cookies, peanut butter and a loaf of bread, powdered milk for my youngest son, Stefan (who we called Stuffy). Some canned soup and things like that. And we had just bought a carton of cigarettes. We were all set to weather the storm!
(When the deluge came, though, we found we had pitched our tent in a spot that didn't drain well, and the tent was a little leaky, to boot. We retreated to the Roadmaster, and were warm and dry.) (So there, Bill Mahar! Asshole!)
Another stroke of luck is that Stuffy, who was a toddler at the time, had just learned to wee-wee into a plastic bucket. He also knew how to make poo-poo. That relieved us of what would have been a massive problem: washing diapers. We even had toilet paper!
The biggest problem I recall was getting fresh water. You didn't want to get it from the pond, where people had been … well, you know. But a water truck arrived and parked about half a mile away. I walked over there several times to fill our containers.
I imagine most peoples' memories of Woodstock are of the music. That's not the case with me. My wife had polio as a child, and walked on crutches. We were about a mile away from the concert stage. She might have made it on the first day, when the road was dry, but after it turned into mud there was no question of getting there on crutches. So we all mostly stayed in the big field where our car was parked.
I made it to the concert only once, and didn't stay long. Oddly, I can't recall what band I heard. Possibly it was because I was so far away that it was hard to see them without a decent telescope. I looked out over the multitude of hippies, probably the most people I'd ever seen in one place. It was just too damn crowded. Finding a spot to sit would have been tough. And not really worth it, to me.
But we had our own little festival there in that anonymous field. There were probably three hundred cars parked there, and a lot of the people had come even better prepared than we were. All we had to do was wander over to one of the campfires to be offered food, beer, and (of course) more weed than you could shake a bong at. There was music everywhere, both recorded and live.
The spirit of community never wavered. Had it gone on another day … who knows? People were pretty worn out by the time the cars were finally able to get out of the field. I waited until all the cars were gone, plus another hour, so I could be reasonably sure that the roads had actually cleared in all directions, then headed out in search of gasoline. I fancied the car gasped and died of thirst as I rolled up to the one-pump country market and told 'em to fil 'er up with regular. We bought some potato chips and a few other things we had run out of. It was one of the more memorable experiences of my life.
(Just about all that remains of that epic event is a small monument erected by the owners of the land. I think it is pretty creepy. It belongs in a cemetery. The Death of Rock and Roll?)
Then we hit the road again, still going north, deeper into the Catskills. There we lucked into staying at one of the decidedly less fashionable Borscht Belt resort camps, which had just closed down at the end of the season. We had the big, cobwebby, sort of spooky old hotel—ballroom, cafeteria, empty pool and all—all to ourselves, except for the elderly Jewish couple who were still hanging on desperately. All I had to do was a little cleaning to get the place ready for mothballing until next summer.
But that's another story …
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The seventh round of the world chess Championship among juniors up to 20 years ended. In the open section at the Central party today met Polish Jan Duda and the representative of the Netherlands to Jordan van forest. Won Duda. Thus he continues to hold first place in the table. Azerbaijani Ulvi Bajarani, defeating Armenian Karen Grigoryan, climbed to second place. Note that the representative of Armenia suffered their second defeat in a row. The third position was occupied by the Russian Mikhail Antipov. Today he overcame Murali of Karthikeyan from India. Aleksandra goryachkina tied with Janat Sain. Four more representative of Russia – Vasily Korchmar, Dmitry Gordievsky, Daniel Uffa and Timur Sabirov – lost their games. And Maxim chyhayev and Mikhail Popov was stronger than their opponents.
In the women's section without loss goes Jansa Abdumalik. Today she beat Gunay Mammadzada from Azerbaijan. Continues to be in second place, the representative of Ukraine Natalia Buksa. In the seventh round, she defeated the neighbor in the standings Vietnamese nye thi Thu of Trien. The defeat dropped Trien to fourth place. Its place was taken by Dinara Sadvakasova, who defeated Russian Alina Bivol. Natalia Kuznetsova from Belarus lost to Irina drogbas from Russia. Irina's sister, Marina, was also defeated in his meeting. Leah Garifullina won a second victory in the Championship. In the Russian-Belgian opposition resurrection — Barber the winner was not identified. With the same result ended the party of indiki Mondesi and the Russians Otazky. Bibisara of Assaubayev from Kazakhstan defeated Karina Ivanov from Russia. Daniel Movileanu tied with Anastasia Sazonova. Alexander Makarenko won, and Vlad Sviridov lost.


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Safdarjung Hospital faces hacking attack, how it is different from AIIMS cyberattack and other details
After AIIMS Delhi, another top hospital in the city Safdarjung Hospital has been hit by cyber attack. Safdarjung Hospital officials said that the hospital faced a cyber-attack. However, the damage was not as severe as it had been for the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) hospital. "There was a cyberattack. Our server was also down in November for a single day, but data was secured. It was handled by IT, National informatics Centre (NIC) which revived the systems," said Medical Superintendent Safdarjung Hospital Dr BL Sherwal.
What was the issue
The officials said that unlike AIIMs cyberattack on Safdarjung Hospital was not ransomware attack and that the hospital's IP was blocked.
Services at Safdarjung Hospital not badly affected
According to the officials, the hospital runs OPD services manually therefore it had not been badly impacted. "In November only for one day, we heard that the server was down for some time but later they got revived. Most of the time we do our work manually," said a senior resident doctor.
Also Read:AIIMS-Delhi services to start going back online from December 6
AIIMS server continues to be down
The server at AIIMS continues to be down since the cyber attack on November 23. Internet services are still blocked and no information has reportedly been shared by the administration with the hospital faculty and staff. All hospital services, including outpatient, in-patient, laboratories, etc continue to run on manual mode. The services are likely to start in the middle of next week manually. Approximately 3000 computers have been scanned and antivirus has also been uploaded for future safety.
AIIMS e-Hospital data restored
Earlier this week, AIIMS issued a statement saying that the e-Hospital data has been restored. "The e-Hospital data has been restored on the servers. The network is being sanitised before the services can be restored. The process is taking some time due to the volume of data and the large number of servers/computers for the hospital services. Measures are being taken for cyber security." The laboratory information system (LIS) database and other dependent databases have been restored.
Also Read:Held to ransom: Healthcare sector is a sitting duck to cybercriminals. AIIMS and other hospitals must shore up security systems
Chinese hackers hand suspected
The investigation into the incident of hacking of computers at AIIMS has pointed towards the role of China-based hackers, sources told TOI. The probe also suggests that the hackers may have started putting the data for sale on the dark web as their demands were not met, the source added. This has raised fears of confidential data of lakhs of patients, including politicians, having been leaked. Officials are, however, denying that any data has been compromised. Investigation has confirmed that five main servers were targeted by the Chinese hackers who subsequently put it on the dark web.
Delhi Police files FIR
Delhi Police has filed an FIR of extortion and cyber terrorism on the complaint of AIIMS security officer. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has also joined the investigation. The India Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-IN), Intelligence Bureau, Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) representatives too are probing the incident.
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Latest College Basketball Odds & Betting Lines
Live college basketball odds are always available at OddsTrader. You can keep up with your favorite teams, or take a look at these stats-driven NCAAB computer picks to help you make smarter wagers. New bettors can read on to learn how to read NCAAB odds, and the types of bets they can place.
#7Virginia
Chicago State
Loyola (MD)
North Carolina Central
Delaware State
Coppin State
Maryland-Eastern Shore
South Dakota State
Alcorn State
#17Baylor
#10Texas
#12Iowa State
Florida A&M
Interpreting odds for the first time can be an intimidating process. But like everything else, practice makes perfect. We'll teach you how to understand college basketball's betting language, NCAAB betting odds, how to bet on NCAAB games, increase your chances of winning wager, and ultimately grow your bankroll.
By the end of this guide, if you're not ready to make the right picks but want to wager, our NCAAB computer picks page can help. But before you place your first NCAAB bet, let's go over what the experts already know.
How to Read NCAAB Odds
NCAAB odds are usually expressed in three different ways:
How to Read American NCAAB Odds
American odds are the most common format used by top US sportsbooks. Odds start with either a minus (-) or a plus (+) and are always a whole number (+235, +120, +150, -225, -845 etc.)
The odds tell you how much you need to wager to earn $100, which team is the favorite and which team is the underdog.
The positive odds are easy to calculate. The odds represent how much you'll win if you bet $100. In this example, we win $255. To calculate the payout for odds of +255, simply use the following formula:
For negative numbers, the value of the odds tells you how much you need to bet to win $100. In this scenario, we need to risk –$185 to win $100. To calculate the payout for odds of -185, just apply the following formula:
How to Read Decimal NCAAB Odds
The most common format used by European sportsbooks are decimal odds. Decimal odds are always positive and decimal numbers.
Below is the formula for calculating the profit and return for decimal odds of 1.98:
So…what's the difference between return and profit?
How to Read Fractional Odds for NCAAB
Used primarily in the United Kingdom and Ireland, fractions represent the profit you would earn for a successful bet. The following is how to calculate the profit for the fractional odds of 7/1:
What are the Different Types of NCAAB bets?
The leading online sportsbooks offer 200+ betting options on a single college basketball game. Commonly placed NCAAB bets include:
NCAAB Moneyline
For the easiest way to bet on a college basketball game, look no further than the moneyline bet (odds vary.) Simply put, it's a prediction on which team wins the college basketball game.The sportsbooks assess the two teams, determine an underdog and a favorite, and then release the moneyline odds. For example:
North Carolina Tar Heels +165 at BetMGM
Kansas Jayhawks -200 at FanDuel
In this example, the Kansas Jayhawks are the favorite. A $100 bet on the Kansas Jayhawkss would earn you a $50 profit if they won the game. On the other hand, a $100 bet on the North Carolina Tar Heels would earn you a $165 profit.
NCAAB Point Spread
The oddsmakers at betting sites will assess the weaknesses and strengths of the teams, focusing on offensive and defensive stats, recent results, head-to-head matchups, injuries and so on. They determine which team is stronger, and they assign a points handicap to that team.
This results in a point spread and it allows the sportsbooks to "level out the playing field" for both teams.
North Carolina Tar Heels +4.5 (-115) at BetMGM
Kansas Jayhawks -4.5 (-105) at FanDuel
In this example, the sportsbooks have priced the Kansas Jayhawks as the favorite to win. You have two options:
Bet on the North Carolina Tar Heels at +4½, meaning they would need to win the game or lose by no more than 4 points for the bet to cash.
Bet on the Kansas Jayhawks at -4½, meaning they would need to win the game by 5 or more points for the ticket to cash.
There is always a favorite and an underdog in an NCAAB game. If both teams are deemed to be evenly matched, there will not be a point spread, and you can simply bet on either team to win (moneyline.) That is known as a pick'em, and it is rare.
NCAAB Point Totals (Over & Under Wagers)
This is another popular NCAAB bet. All you have to do is estimate how many total points will be scored in a specific college basketball game. The sportsbooks will release a total points line on each game. For example:
Over 151 points (-110) at BetMGM
Under 151 points (-110) at FanDuel
If you expect North Carolina and Kansas to combine for at least 151 points, you can bet on the over. If you believe the game will see 150 points or fewer, you should bet on the under. If the game lands exactly on 151, there would be a push and both sides of the bet would be no actioned, meaning bettors get their money back.
There will be a standard total points line, but you will also find alternate total points lines. They allow you to move the line down or up, which updates the odds. You will also find alternate points lines for both college basketball teams.
How to Bet on NCAAB Props
NCAAB prop bets provide you with hundreds of additional betting opportunities on any given college basketball game. Prop bets focus on a proposition – whether something will happen during a game – and they are often unrelated to the final result. Prop bets in college basketball often fall into two distinct buckets:
Game Props/Team Props
Player props focus on individual performance stats. You can bet on the total number of points, three-point field goals, assists, blocks, steals, rebounds, etc. You can also bet on the following stats:
Game props might include betting on the highest scoring half or whether the game goes into overtime. You can also bet on the following game props:
How to Bet on NCAAB Futures Odds
Sportsbooks release NCAAB futures odds on a range of markets before the season begins. These odds update often and will be available to bet on throughout the season. Examples of NCAAB futures bets include:
Odds to win the NCAAB Championship
Odds to win each conference
Odds to win the ACC Tournament
Odds to win the Big 10 Tournament
Odds to win the Big East Tournament
Odds to win the Pac-12 Tournament
Odds to win the SEC Tournament
Odds to win the Mountain West Tournament
Odds to win the WCC Tournament
Odds to win the A-10 Tournament
Odds to win the C-USA Tournament
Odds to win the MAC Tournament
Odds to win the American East Tournament
Odds to win the ASUN Tournament
Odds to win the Big Sky Tournament
Odds to win the Big South Tournament
Odds to win the Horizon Tournament
Odds to win the SoCon Tournament
Odds to win the Sun Belt Tournament
Odds to win the WAC Tournament
The odds on these markets change over the length of the NCAAB season, depending upon how poorly or well the teams are playing.
How to Bet on the First Half or Second Half
You can also bet on the first or second half of a college basketball game. Sportsbooks release the exact same key betting options – spreads, money lines, totals, and props – and both halves of a college basketball game. See the following for an example of a second half bet:
North Carolina Tar Heels (+2½) at BetMGM
Kansas Jayhawks (-2½) at FanDuel
In this example, Kansas are the favorite. A $110 bet on Kansas would earn you a $100.00 profit if they covered the first half spread, whereas a $110 bet on North Carolina would also earn you a $110 profit.
What other types of NCAAB Bets exist?
NCAAB Live Bets
NCAAB betting sites allow you to keep betting on games after they have started. This type of betting is also known as "live betting" because moneylines, total points lines, props, and alternate lines will dynamically update as the college basketball game progresses.
You can continue betting until the game ends, but make sure to do your research. You want to avoid betting with your pride at all costs. If not, there's a slight chance you'll win but odds are, you'll eventually deplete your bankroll.
Let's say the Michigan Wolverines are playing the Duke Blue Devils and the odds to start the game are:
Michigan (+3 -110)
Duke (-3 -110)
In the first half with 10 minutes remaining, the point spread odds have adjusted to reflect the performance of Duke to start the game against Michigan. The in-play odds have adjusted to favor Duke by –7, while the pregame odds were –3.
A parlay bet lets you combine predictions on multiple games into a single bet. Because it's harder for you to win a parlay, the odds of you winning are much greater. For example, let's say you like these three wagers:
Duke Blue Devils (-3.5 -110)
Michigan Wolverines and Duke Blue Devils (Under 150 Total Points)
NCAAB Betting FAQs
Can I bet on NCAAB games Legally?
You can bet on college basketball games legally in many different states, including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Michigan, Nevada, and Illinois.
What are the key dates for the NCAAB 2022-23 season?
Regular Season Start: November 8th, 2022
Regular Season Ends: March 12th, 2023
2023 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament: March 14th, 2023
First Four: March 14-15, 2023
First round: March 16-17, 2023
Second round: March 18-19, 2023
Sweet 16: March 23-24, 2023
Elite Eight: March 25-26, 2023
Final Four: April 1, 2023
NCAA Championship Game: April 3, 2023
How do I bet on NCAAB games?
You can bet on college basketball games by downloading a sports betting app or by visiting an online sportsbook website. You can browse a range of betting options, including moneylines, run lines, either for the full game, totals, a specific half, etc.
What are the best NCAAB betting sites?
The highest rated NCAAB betting sites include Caesars Sportsbook, DraftKings, FanDuel, and BetMGM. If you are looking for a broad variety of bets and useful features, Draftkings is a great option. BetMGM is the best for odds boosts and bonuses.
How do I make money betting on the NCAAB?
For most people it takes years and years of sports betting to perfect the science of wagering on NCAAB. Before placing a bet, make sure to do your research, here are some things to look for:
Who is the home team?
Who is the away team?
There are many things you should consider before placing a bet on an NCAAB game like:
Sportsbook with the Best Odds
How important are NCAAB Injuries for handicapping?
Simply put, never place a bet unless you know who's playing in the game. This might seem obvious but who's active for the game has a massive impact on the odds. When the game day status of key players is unknown, most sportsbooks will not release the odds to the public.
What is the NCAAB Public Betting Consensus?
The public consensus refers to which team the majority of the public is placing bets on. It's not uncommon for popular teams to receive 90% or more of the wagers. This creates opportunities for handicappers who know how to take advantage of these scenarios.
What does a spread of +33.5 points mean when placing a bet on an NCAAB game?
Simply, it means that an NCAAB team is a 33.5-point underdog in the spread betting market. If you bet on that team to cover the spread, they must win the game or lose by up to 33 points for the bet to pay off.
Can I bet on college basketball online?
You can bet on college basketball online in the following states: New York, Colorado, Rhode Island, Wyoming, Louisiana, Tennessee, Virginia, Oregon, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New Jersey, Arizona, Arkansas, Iowa, Michigan, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, and New Hampshire. Sportsbooks offers websites and mobile apps for NCAAB and general college basketball fans and bettors.
Can I bet on a non-college basketball sport online?
Yes, you can bet on non-college basketball sports online in the states listed above! The most popular sports to bet on are NCAAF, NBA, NFL and MLB. You can also bet on the following sports (and more):


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Long Island University at C.W. Post, B.A., 2001, Magna Cum Laude
John Jay College of Criminal Justice, M.S., 2003
Fordham University School of Law, J.D., 2007, Dean's List
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Peter's practice concentrates on the defense of companies faced with complex securities litigation, regulatory investigations and governmental enforcement proceedings. He represents leading financial institutions, global corporations, and boards of directors, and has extensive experience with the federal securities laws, class action defense, and the consumer protection laws of numerous states. Peter also has broad experience in appellate advocacy at both the state and federal levels, and has successfully represented companies in mediation and arbitration.
Most recently, Peter represented one of the world's leading credit rating agencies in civil lawsuits and coordinated actions brought by more than one dozen state Attorneys General arising out of its rating of structured finance securities, including securities backed by subprime mortgages. Peter has also represented one of the world's largest investment banks in multi-billion dollar securities litigations, alleging violations of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and the Securities Act of 1933. In addition to his securities defense work, Peter has substantial experience litigating before the United States Bankruptcy Courts, including on behalf of debtors-in-possession, and represents the second largest U.S. cable television company in a series of disputes raising breach of contract and consumer protection claims. He also has successfully defended claims, including fraudulent conveyance and professional negligence, arising from a series of major international Ponzi schemes.
Peter has been selected to the 2015 and 2016 New York Metro Super Lawyers "Rising Stars" list.
Peter began his career with Cahill in 2006.


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package com.amazonaws;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.List;

import com.amazonaws.auth.AWSCredentials;
import com.amazonaws.auth.profile.ProfileCredentialsProvider;
import com.amazonaws.http.JsonResponseHandler;
import com.amazonaws.regions.Region;
import com.amazonaws.regions.Regions;
import com.amazonaws.services.appstream.*;
import com.amazonaws.services.appstream.model.*;

public class test {

	@SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
	public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {

		List<String> names = Arrays.asList("<FLEET_NAME>");

		// Set Credentials

		AWSCredentials credentials = null;
		try {
			credentials = new ProfileCredentialsProvider().getCredentials();
			System.out.println("Credentials Found!");
		} catch (Exception e) {
			throw new AmazonClientException("Cannot load the credentials from the credential profiles file. "
					+ "Please make sure that your credentials file is at the correct "
					+ "location (~/.aws/credentials), and is in valid format.", e);
		}
		// Create AppStream Client

		System.out.println("Creating AppStream Client...");
		AmazonAppStream appstreamClient = new AmazonAppStreamClient(credentials);
		Region usEast1 = Region.getRegion(Regions.US_EAST_1);
		appstreamClient.setRegion(usEast1);

		// Create Fleet Request

		CreateFleetRequest req = new CreateFleetRequest();
		ComputeCapacity computeCapacity = new ComputeCapacity();
		computeCapacity.setDesiredInstances(1);
		req.setComputeCapacity(computeCapacity);
		req.setDisplayName("<FLEET_NAME>");
		req.setName("<FLEET_NAME>");
		req.setImageName("Amazon-AppStream2-Sample-Image-06-20-2017");
		req.setInstanceType("stream.standard.medium");

		// Create Stack Request

		CreateStackRequest req2 = new CreateStackRequest();
		req2.setDisplayName("<FLEET_NAME>");
		req2.setName("<FLEET_NAME>");

		// Create Start Fleet Request

		StartFleetRequest req3 = new StartFleetRequest();
		req3.setName("<FLEET_NAME>");

		// Create Describe Request

		DescribeFleetsRequest req4 = new DescribeFleetsRequest();
		req4.setNames(names);

		// Create Streaming URL request

		CreateStreamingURLRequest req5 = new CreateStreamingURLRequest();
		req5.setFleetName("<FLEET_NAME>");
		req5.setUserId("<USER_NAME>");
		req5.setStackName("<STACK_NAME>");

		// Create Associate Fleet Request

		AssociateFleetRequest req6 = new AssociateFleetRequest();
		req6.setFleetName("<FLEET_NAME>");
		req6.setStackName(">STACK_NAME>");

		// Main Function

		try {
			// Create Fleet
			appstreamClient.createFleet(req);
			System.out.println("Creating Fleet...");
			// Create a stack
			appstreamClient.createStack(req2);
			System.out.println("Creating Stack...");
			// Start Fleet
			appstreamClient.startFleet(req3);
			System.out.println("Starting Fleet...");

			// Check if fleet is started
			int count = 0;
			int maxTries = 5;
			while (true) {
				try {
					DescribeFleetsResult r = appstreamClient.describeFleets(req4);
					if (r.getFleets().toString().toLowerCase().contains("state: running")) {
						System.out.println("Fleet Started!");
						appstreamClient.associateFleet(req6);
						CreateStreamingURLResult CSurl = appstreamClient.createStreamingURL(req5);
						System.out.println("Streaming URL: " + CSurl.getStreamingURL());
						break;
					} else {
						System.out.println("Waiting for Fleet to start...");
						Thread.sleep(100000);
					}
				} catch (Exception e) {
					if (++count == maxTries)
						throw e;
				}
			}
			System.out.println("Streaming Link Generated Successfully!");
		} catch (AmazonAppStreamException e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
		}
	}
}


Here's an update on Vincent, Heidi and Cleo.
Cleo? What's wrong with Cleo?
About Vincent first then. Vincent has been choosy over food again. But the only life-saver food that he is willing to eat is Cindy's Tender Chicken. When all else fails, it's Cindy's chicken to the rescue, so I make sure I have ample supply of this in the house.
But yesterday, even Cindy's chicken did not work.
He played the staring game….
Just kept looking at me.
What would you like, Vincent?
Once I tried walking away, but he didn't budge. This means he wants to eat, but I couldn't read his mind and I didn't know what he wanted.
But this time, I tried (to read his mind!).
I have these foods on standby: Monge's canned, Cindy's canned (3 flavours), Cubgrub (depending on which flavour I have defrosted), Coco&Joe's (depending on which is defrosted), Primal (2 flavours) and of course, homecooked.
He wanted Cindy's Tuna with Chicken. Not Monge's but Cindy's (with broth). I know he likes the broth.
Yay!! And he ate a whole can of it.
This morning, it was homecooked for everyone in the kitchen. Just plain old simple home-cooked food (it's chicken with added taurine, Vit E, B-Complex, fish oil and bone meal plus lite salt).
Not meatloafing, so that's good.
Heidi had not been looking or feeling so well for many days now. We didn't know what was wrong, but it didn't look like a trip to the vet's was warranted. She was choosy over food, but at least I found that she loved Primal so I gave her that.
Today, this morning, I finally found out why!
She vomited a entire length of hairball out, along with some yellowish brown liquid.
Next time, I will give her virgin coconut oil (to help with the expelling of the hairball). Also, we haven't been going out for taiji much due to the rain, so she didn't get to eat her special stash of grass at the field. That helps with hairball too. Heidi doesn't eat lemongrass (serai) – Tabs and Bunny go for that.
And last but not least, Cleo.
Nothing much is wrong with Cleo.
The only thing is, she always has this habit where she eats a bit and then runs off to the sand litter at the extreme end of Bunny's garden and poops. Yes, it's like what little children do – eat a bit and then go poop. And she won't come back immediately. She'd hang around in the garden and by the time she actually comes back (if I'm not monitoring), Bunny would have gone for her food. Or if I have to rush off to work, that's it for her.
But the thing is, she seems to be okay, so it looks like she only needs to eat a little bit of food. If she gets another portion when she comes back after pooping and "sight-seeing", it's a bonus. If not, she will just wait for the next feed at 1.30pm, and she will do the same again – eat a bit, then go off to poop. And sight-see.
Meanwhile, it's quite amazing and unbelievable, but Bunny can come through this hole.
Yes, this Bunny Bun Buns!
And Cow has to "ask" to come in, especially when there is thunder. He's afraid. Bunny isn't.
But when Cow comes in, I will end up having to mop the floor, the crevices and change the bedsheet cover on the bench. Sigh….(yes, the spraying).


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Q: Problems configuring site on PythonAnywhere I am trying deploy a test web app on PythonAnywhere by pulling my code from my Github repo using a helper tool by PythonAnywhere. I used this command:
$ pa_autoconfigure_django.py --python=3.8 https://github.com/<your-github-username>/repository.git

Then after a prompt for my username and password ( had to use a token because it is required) and putting them in I got this error:
remote: Write access to repository not granted.
fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/Username/Myrepo.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/Username/.local/bin/pa_autoconfigure_django.py", line 49, in <module>
    main(
  File "/home/Username/.local/bin/pa_autoconfigure_django.py", line 31, in main
    project.download_repo(repo_url, nuke=nuke),
  File "/home/Username/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/pythonanywhere/django_project.py", line 20, in download_repo
    subprocess.check_call(['git', 'clone', repo, str(self.project_path)])
  File "/usr/lib/python3.8/subprocess.py", line 364, in check_call
    raise CalledProcessError(retcode, cmd)
subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['git', 'clone', 'https://github.com/username/repo.git', '/home/username/username.pythonanywhere.com']' returned non-zero exit status 128

Can someone tell me what im doing wrong?

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