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package vtools.xml;

import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.w3c.dom.Document;
import org.w3c.dom.Element;
import org.w3c.dom.NamedNodeMap;
import org.w3c.dom.Node;
import org.w3c.dom.NodeList;

import vtools.dataModel.schema.Schema;
import vtools.dataModel.types.Atomic;
import vtools.dataModel.types.Rcd;
import vtools.dataModel.types.Set;
import vtools.dataModel.types.Structured;
import vtools.dataModel.types.Type;
import vtools.utils.structures.SetAssociativeArray;

public class XSDReader
{
	static Logger log = Logger.getLogger(XSDReader.class);

	SetAssociativeArray types;
	int dummyNr;

	public XSDReader(){   }

	public XSDReader(String xsdfile){
		XMLReader xmlReader = new XMLReader();
		Node node = xmlReader.load(xsdfile);

		Element root = ((Document) node).getDocumentElement();
		removeWhiteSpaceNodes(root);

		Schema schemaNR = visitRoot(root,"SchemaExperiments");
		if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(schemaNR);};
	}

	private Schema visitRoot(Node root, String nameSchema){
		Schema s = new Schema(nameSchema);
		types = new SetAssociativeArray();
		dummyNr = 0;
		//process the complexType nodes under the schema node
		NodeList children = root.getChildNodes();
		int nr=children.getLength();
		for(int j=0; j<nr; j++){
			if (children.item(j).getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("xs:complexType")){
				Node nodeCT = children.item(j);
				String name = getAttr("name",nodeCT);
				vtools.dataModel.schema.Element eCT = processComplexTypeNode(nodeCT,name,false);
				types.add(eCT.getLabel(), eCT.getType().clone());
			}
		}
		//process the element nodes under the schema node
		for(int j=0; j<nr; j++){
			if (children.item(j).getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("xs:element")){
				vtools.dataModel.schema.Element elem = processElementNode(children.item(j));
				s.addRootElement(elem);
			}
		}

		return s;
	}

	private vtools.dataModel.schema.Element processElementNode(Node node){
		vtools.dataModel.schema.Element elem = null;
		String type = null;
		String name = null;
		String maxOccurs = null;

		if (node.getNodeName() != "xs:element"){
			throw new RuntimeException("Not an xs:element");
		}

		name = getAttr("name", node);
		type = getAttr("type", node);
		maxOccurs = getAttr("maxOccurs", node);

		//if there is a type(Atomic or Complex) for the current element node
		if (!type.isEmpty()){
			elem = processSimpleContent(name,type,maxOccurs);
		}
		else{
			Node complexNode = null;
			NodeList children = node.getChildNodes();
			for(int j=0, nr=children.getLength(); j<nr; j++){
				if (children.item(j).getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("xs:complexType"))
					complexNode = children.item(j);
			}

			if (complexNode == null){
					 if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug("Syntax Error");};
			}
			else{
				if (! maxOccurs.equalsIgnoreCase("unbounded")){
					elem = processComplexTypeNode(complexNode,name,false);
				}
				else elem = processComplexTypeNode(complexNode,name,true);
			}
		}//end-if-else- there is a type

		return elem;
	}

	private vtools.dataModel.schema.Element processSimpleContent(String name,String type,String maxOccurs){
		vtools.dataModel.schema.Element e = null;
		vtools.dataModel.schema.Element eParent = null;
		Type typeElem = null;

		if (type.equalsIgnoreCase("xs:string"))  typeElem = Atomic.STRING ;
		else if (type.equalsIgnoreCase("xs:integer"))  typeElem = Atomic.INTEGER;
			 else typeElem = (Type)((Type)types.getValue(type)).clone();

		if (! maxOccurs.equalsIgnoreCase("unbounded")){
			eParent = new vtools.dataModel.schema.Element(name,typeElem,null);
		}
		else {
			e= new vtools.dataModel.schema.Element(name,typeElem,null);
			dummyNr++;
			eParent = new vtools.dataModel.schema.Element("dummy"+dummyNr,new Set(),null);
			eParent.addSubElement(e);
			e.setParent(eParent);
		}

		return eParent;
	}

	private vtools.dataModel.schema.Element processComplexTypeNode(Node nodeCT,String nameParent,boolean unbounded){
		vtools.dataModel.schema.Element elem = null;
		vtools.dataModel.schema.Element eChild = null;
		Structured rcd = null;
		Node childCTNode = nodeCT.getChildNodes().item(0);

		if (unbounded) rcd = new Set();
		else rcd = new Rcd();
		elem= new vtools.dataModel.schema.Element(nameParent,rcd,null);

		//process the group (i.e. Sequence/Choice/All)
		eChild = processGroupNode(childCTNode);

		//optimize the dummy element of type Rcd
		int nrchild = eChild.size();
		if ((eChild.getType() instanceof Rcd) &&
		   (eChild.getLabel().contains("dummy"))){
			for(int t=0; t<nrchild; t++){
				elem.addSubElement(eChild.getSubElement(t));
			}
		}
		else{
				rcd.addField(eChild);
				eChild.setParent(elem);
		}//end-if-else

		//optimize when elem has 1 dummy child
		int nr = elem.size();
		if (nr == 1){
			eChild = elem.getSubElement(0);
			if (eChild.getLabel().contains("dummy")){
				elem.setType(eChild.getType());
				eChild.getSubElement(0).setParent(elem);
				elem.removeSubElement(eChild.getLabel());
			}
		}
		return elem;
	}

	private vtools.dataModel.schema.Element processGroupNode(Node nodeGroup){
		vtools.dataModel.schema.Element e = null;
		vtools.dataModel.schema.Element eGroup = null;
		Structured rcdGroup = null;

		String maxOccurs = getAttr("maxOccurs", nodeGroup);
		if (! maxOccurs.equalsIgnoreCase("unbounded")) rcdGroup = new Rcd();
		else rcdGroup = new Set();

		dummyNr ++;
		eGroup = new vtools.dataModel.schema.Element("dummy"+dummyNr,rcdGroup,null);

		NodeList child = nodeGroup.getChildNodes();
		int nr=child.getLength();
		for(int k=0; k<nr; k++){
			String kindOfNode = child.item(k).getNodeName();
			if (kindOfNode.equalsIgnoreCase("xs:choice")){
			 //todo
			}
			if (kindOfNode.equalsIgnoreCase("xs:sequence"))  e = processGroupNode(child.item(k));
			if (kindOfNode.equalsIgnoreCase("xs:all"))  e = processGroupNode(child.item(k));
			if (kindOfNode.equalsIgnoreCase("xs:element")) e = processElementNode(child.item(k));

			rcdGroup.addField(e);
			e.setParent(eGroup);
		}//end-for-children

		//optimize if the eGroup has dummy children of type Rcd
		int nrGroup = eGroup.size();
		for(int t=0; t<nrGroup; t++){
			vtools.dataModel.schema.Element eChild = eGroup.getSubElement(t);
			if ((eChild.getType() instanceof Rcd) &&
					   (eChild.getLabel().contains("dummy"))){
				int nrChild = eChild.size();
				for(int k=0; k<nrChild; k++){
					eGroup.addSubElement(eChild.getSubElement(k));
				}
				//remove the element eChild from the list of children of eGroup
				eGroup.removeSubElement(eChild.getLabel());
			}//end-if
		}//end-for children of eGroup

		return eGroup;
	}

	private String getAttr(String nameAttr, Node n){
		Element e = (Element) n;
		String value = e.getAttribute(nameAttr);
		return value;
	}

//		private void printDOC(Node node, String indent){
//		switch (node.getNodeType()){
//		  case Node.DOCUMENT_NODE :
//			if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug("<xml version = \"1.0\">\n");};
//			NodeList nodes = node.getChildNodes();
//			int nrNodes= nodes.getLength();
//			if (nodes != null){
//				for(int i=0; i<nrNodes; i++)
//					printDOC(nodes.item(i),"");
//			}
//
//		case Node.ELEMENT_NODE:
//			String name = node.getNodeName();
//			if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(indent+ "<"+name);};
//
//			NamedNodeMap attributes = node.getAttributes();
//			if (attributes != null){
//				int nrAttr= attributes.getLength();
//				//if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(" nr attr = "+nrAttr);};
//				for(int i=0; i<nrAttr; i++ ){
//					Node current = attributes.item(i);
//					if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(" "+current.getNodeName()+"=\""+current.getNodeValue()+"\"");};
//				}
//			}
//			if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(">");};
//
//			NodeList children = node.getChildNodes();
//			if (children != null){
//				int nrChild= children.getLength();
//				//if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(" nr children = "+nrChild);};
//				for(int i=0; i<nrChild; i++)
//					printDOC(children.item(i),indent+" ");
//			}
//
//			if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug("</"+name+">");};
//			break;
//
//		case Node.TEXT_NODE:
//			if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(node.getNodeValue());};
//			break;
//		}
//	}

	private void removeWhiteSpaceNodes(Element parent){
		for (Node child = parent.getFirstChild(); child != null; ){
			Node nextNode = child.getNextSibling();
			if (child.getNodeType() == Node.TEXT_NODE ){
				if (isIgnorableWhiteSpaces(child.getNodeValue())){
					parent.removeChild(child);
				}
			}
			else
				if (child.getNodeType() == Node.ELEMENT_NODE){
					removeWhiteSpaceNodes((Element) child);
				}
			child = nextNode;
		}
	}

	private boolean isIgnorableWhiteSpaces(String nodevalue){
		for (int i=0, len = nodevalue.length(); i<len; i++){
			char c = nodevalue.charAt(i);
			if ((c!=' ') && (c!='\t') && (c!='\n'))
				return false;
		}//end_for
		return true;
	}

/*old code
	private vtools.dataModel.schema.Element processComplexTypeNode(Node nodeCT,String name,boolean unbounded){
		vtools.dataModel.schema.Element elem = null;
		ComplexType rcd = null;
		Node childCTNode = nodeCT.getChildNodes().item(0);

		if (childCTNode.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("xs:choice")){
			//TODO
			if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug("an element group type Choice");};
		}

		if ((childCTNode.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("xs:sequence")) ||
		    (childCTNode.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("xs:all"))){
				 if (unbounded) rcd = new SetOfRcds();
				 //TODO if the Sequence group has macOccurs unbounded
				 else rcd = new Rcd();
				 elem= new vtools.dataModel.schema.Element(name,rcd,null);

				 NodeList children = childCTNode.getChildNodes();
				 int nr=children.getLength();
				 if (nr == 1){
					 vtools.dataModel.schema.Element e = processElementNode(children.item(0));
					 if (e.getLabel().contains("dummy")) {
						 elem.setType(e.getType());
						 e.getSubElement(0).setParent(elem);
					 }
					 else {
						 rcd.addField(e);
						 e.setParent(elem);
					 }
				 }
				 else for(int k=0; k<nr; k++){
					 	vtools.dataModel.schema.Element e = processElementNode(children.item(k));
					 	rcd.addField(e);
					 	e.setParent(elem);
				 	  }//end-for
		}

		return elem;
	}

	private void decideAndVisit(Node root){
			vtools.dataModel.schema.Element nestedRel = null;

			NodeList nodeChild = root.getChildNodes();
			int nr= nodeChild.getLength();
			if (nr == 1){
				nestedRel = visitNodeElement(nodeChild.item(0));
			}
			else{
				ComplexType rcd = new Rcd();
				nestedRel = new vtools.dataModel.schema.Element("schema",rcd,null);
				for(int i=0; i<nr; i++){
					vtools.dataModel.schema.Element el = visitNodeElement(nodeChild.item(i));
					 rcd.addField(el);
					 el.setParent(nestedRel);
				}
			}
			if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug("The Nested Relationl ");};
			if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(nestedRel);};

	}

	private vtools.dataModel.schema.Element visitNodeElement(Node node){
		vtools.dataModel.schema.Element elemNR = null;
		Atomic typeAtomic = null;
		boolean setOfRcds = false;
		String name = null;

		if (node.getNodeName() != "xs:element"){
			if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug("Not an xs:element");};
			return null;
		}

		//
		if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(" the name attr has value -"+getAttr("name", node));};
		if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(" the type attr has value -"+getAttr("type", node));};
		if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(" the maxOcc attr has value -"+getAttr("maxOccurs", node));};

		//read the attributes of the node
		NamedNodeMap attributes = node.getAttributes();
		if (attributes != null)
			for (int i=0, nrAtt=attributes.getLength(); i<nrAtt; i++){
				Node current = attributes.item(i);

				if (current.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("name")) {
					name = current.getNodeValue();
				}
				if (current.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("maxOccurs") &&
					current.getNodeValue().equalsIgnoreCase("unbounded"))
						setOfRcds = true;

				//if the current node contains information regarding its type
				if (current.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("type")){
					if (current.getNodeValue().equalsIgnoreCase("xs:string"))
						typeAtomic = Atomic.STRING ;
					else
						typeAtomic = Atomic.INTEGER;
				}
			}//end-For-attributes

		//if the current node contains a type
		if (typeAtomic != null){
			//if an atomic node
			if (!setOfRcds){
				 elemNR= new vtools.dataModel.schema.Element(name,typeAtomic,null);
			}

			//if a complex node which has an atomic type
			if (setOfRcds){
				vtools.dataModel.schema.Element e= new vtools.dataModel.schema.Element(name,typeAtomic,null);
				elemNR= new vtools.dataModel.schema.Element("dummy",new SetOfRcds(),null);
				elemNR.addSubElement(e);
				e.setParent(elemNR);
			}

		}
		//does not contain a type
		else{//read children nodes until you find a complexType node
			Node complexNode = null;
			Node childComplexNode = null;
			ComplexType rcd = null;

			NodeList children = node.getChildNodes();
			for(int j=0, nr=children.getLength(); j<nr; j++){
				if (children.item(j).getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("xs:complexType"))
					complexNode = children.item(j);
			}

			if (complexNode == null){
					 if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug("Syntax Error");};
			}
			else{//read children nodes until you find a sequence/all node
				childComplexNode = complexNode.getChildNodes().item(0);
				if (childComplexNode.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("xs:choice")){
					if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug("an element group type Choice");};
				}
				if ((childComplexNode.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("xs:sequence")) ||
				    (childComplexNode.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("xs:all"))){
						 if (setOfRcds) rcd = new SetOfRcds();
						 else rcd = new Rcd();
						 elemNR= new vtools.dataModel.schema.Element(name,rcd,null);

						 NodeList child = childComplexNode.getChildNodes();
						 int n=child.getLength();
						 if (n == 1){
							 vtools.dataModel.schema.Element el = visitNodeElement(child.item(0));
							 if (el.getLabel().equalsIgnoreCase("dummy")) {
								 elemNR.setType(el.getType());
								 el.getSubElement(0).setParent(elemNR);
							 }
							 else {
								 rcd.addField(el);
								 el.setParent(elemNR);
							 }
						 }
						 else for(int k=0; k<n; k++){
							 	vtools.dataModel.schema.Element el = visitNodeElement(child.item(k));
							 	rcd.addField(el);
							 	el.setParent(elemNR);
						 	  }//end-for

				}
			}
		}//end-if-typeAtomic

		//if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {log.debug(elemNR);};
		return elemNR;
	}

*/

}


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Obudno – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie kujawsko-pomorskim, w powiecie żnińskim, w gminie Gąsawa.

W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość administracyjnie należała do województwa bydgoskiego. Według Narodowego Spisu Powszechnego (III 2011 r.) liczyła 337 mieszkańców. Jest piątą co do wielkości miejscowością gminy Gąsawa.

Zabytki
Według rejestru zabytków NID na listę zabytków wpisany jest zespół pałacowy z XIX w., nr rej.: 147/A z 15.06.1983: pałac i park.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

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Nominations are open. Submit your nomination by Feb 11, 2020.
Submission Deadlines and Important Dates:
December 2019 through February 2020 – Call for nominations
11:59 pm, Tuesday, February 11, 2020 – Submission deadline
March 19, 2020 – Nominators are informed of deliberation results
April 30, 2020 – Award presented at BCRPA's Symposium in Victoria
BCRPA offers awards in the following categories:
Select from the dropdown menu below to view application details.
BCRPA Provincial Awards of Excellence
BC Recreation and Parks Association is pleased to host an annual Awards program that recognizes outstanding programs, facilities, parks, and dedicated individuals whose ideas, innovation, and services make an impact in the recreation and parks sector.
Categories include:
Facility Excellence
for projects under $1 million in capital costs
for projects over $1 million in capital costs
Parks Excellence
Program Excellence
in communities under 15,000 population
in communites over 15,000 population
If you have any questions or require further information, please contact Connie Mah, Administrator, by email or phone 604-629-0965 ext. 258.
Facility Excellence Award
The Facility Excellence Award recognizes outstanding facility design or redesign that reflects community culture. The facility spaces are accessible to all patrons, engage community members in design consultation, and ultimately improve the well-being of the community.
Nominations for this award with capital costs less than and greater than $1,000,000 ($1M) are submitted and reviewed separately.
Nominator or Applicant must be a BCRPA member.
Nominee (the Facility) must be owned and operated by a currently enrolled Local Government, Affiliate, or Corporate Member.
Whether renovated, refit, or new, the facility must be open for a minimum of one year following the launch.
The facility can either be outdoor or indoor, but must be a physical structure.
To submit your nomination:
Use the Facility Excellence Nomination Guide to collect the required information and to prepare your answers.
All nominations must be submitted online via the Online Nomination Form.
All nominations are due by 11:59 pm, Tuesday, Feb 11, 2020.
Parks Excellence Award
The Parks Excellence Award recognizes outstanding design and development of park spaces using natural elements or repurposing materials. The park space reflects innovative community culture, which is accessible to all patrons, and encourages individuals and communities to get out into nature. The park positively impacts the well-being of the community and the recreation and parks sector.
Nominee (the Park) must be owned and operated by a currently enrolled Local Government, Affiliate, or Corporate Member.
The park must have been in existence for a minimum of one year.
Use the Parks Excellence Nomination Guide to collect the required information and to prepare your answers.
Program Excellence Award
The Program Excellence award recognizes innovative programs that were successful in improving individual and community-level social and physical well-being. The program could serve as a model for other local governments or organizations to enhance their services.
Nominations for this award from communities with a population of less than and greater than 15,000 are submitted and reviewed separately.
Nominee (the Program) must have been developed and administered by a currently enrolled Local Government, Affiliate, or Corporate Member.
Use the Program Excellence Nomination Guide to collect the required information and to prepare your answers.
BCRPA's provincial Award of Merit provides recognition of an employee or elected official of a local government for their distinguished contributions and achievements in public recreation and parks. The award recipient has demonstrated acumen in strategic partnerships, forward and strategic thinking, and has designed a sustainable program or model to advance recreation and parks. Contributions and achievements of the nominee align with BCRPA's purpose: to lead the enrichment of individuals and their communities through the power of recreation and parks.
This award is bestowed sparingly.
The number of awards offered in any given year will be at the discretion of the Awards Committee, based on the strength of the nominations received. The Awards Committee further reserves the right not to make an award in any given year.
Nominee must be from a BCRPA enrolled local government but need not be a member (e.g. Mayor, Council, Planner, CAO, etc).
Nominator must be a BCRPA Member
Selection Guidelines:
Sustained and meritorious effort over many years in the enhancement of local recreation and parks.
Significant contribution to a broad range of recreation and parks services in a Community, Region or Special Interest Area.
Promotion of recreation and parks among consumers of recreation services in the nominee's service area.
Initiation of a service or a method which is being widely utilized by other recreation and parks agencies at the municipal, regional, and/or special interest area level.
Use the Award of Merit Nomination Guide to collect the required information and to prepare your answers.
BCRPA's Community Leadership Award recognizes an outstanding leader or organization that through their unique strengths and styles, effectively act and lead others working to build a healthier more vibrant community. The nominee responds to community needs by developing a vision for change that reflects shared values in the community and champions the power of recreation and parks.
This is an annual award. The nominee is not required be a BCRPA member; the nominator must be a BCRPA member or a BCRPA enrolled local government member.
Nominee is an individuals or group in recreation and parks leadership from local government or the community at large (volunteers, business, agencies).
Nominator must be a BCRPA Member.
Provides innovative services or approaches to community challenges that elevate the value of recreation and parks services in their community.
Develops and maintains coalitions that have resulted in community health benefits with key partners in the community.
Develops sustainable partnerships that will allow for ongoing provision of innovative services.
Builds on the physical, social, environmental and economic assets of the community to develop health and well-being.
Demonstrated ability to support creativity and innovation among a team or group to overcome barriers. Open to ideas and changing the course as guided by others.
A big picture thinker who is forward thinking which is important to affect lasting social change
Use the Community Leadership Nomination Guide to collect the required information and to prepare your answers.
BCRPA Honorary Life Member
Honorary Life Memberships are a special distinction conferred by BCRPA's Board of Directors upon Members who have made outstanding contributions to the recreation and parks sector.
Honorary Life membership is a meaningful recognition bestowed sparingly and only to those persons who have made significant contributions to the BCRPA and/or the sector. The honour is awarded for the lifetime of the individual.
View a current list of BCRPA's Honorary Life Members.
BCRPA's Honorary Life Members receive:
BCRPA Membership status for the lifetime of the individual
An invitation to BCRPA's Symposium to receive the recognition
Honorary Life members are appointed on the basis of the following criteria:
For individuals only – whether they be practitioner, academic, volunteer or staff person
Individual need not be a current member of BCRPA
Should be retired from all official posts
Longstanding, sustained and exceptional service and impact in the parks and recreation sector
Outstanding contribution that required substantial and commendable personal input
Applications are to be submitted online and are to consist of:
Evidence that the candidate has provided long-standing, sustained and exceptional service and impact
Confirmation that the candidate is retired from remunerated employment in the recreation sector
One letter support from each of two nominators
Letter(s) of support from others who can attest to the candidate's merit for this award
Selection Procedures:
Members of BCRPA may submit nominations for Honorary Life Membership in the online form, for consideration by the Board of Directors.
All matters relating to a nomination are confidential with only the final decision of the Board of Directors in favour of the nomination being announced publicly.
The Board will review and deliberate all nominations obtained against the Criteria.
The Board of Directors will be asked to vote on a motion to award an Honorary Life Membership. It must be passed by a unanimous resolution of those present and voting.
Newly-appointed Honorary Life Members will receive recognition and a certificate of their membership status at the Annual General Meeting of the BCRPA, or other function at the Annual Symposium
To submit a nomination:
Use the Honorary Life Member Nomination Guide to collect the required information and to prepare your answers.
BCRPA DB Perks Provincial Aquatics Youth Award
The BCRPA DB Perks Provincial Aquatics Youth Award acknowledges the outstanding achievements of an emerging leader in the early stages of their aquatics career. This new award offered for the first time this year, will be given biennially (every 2 years) at BCRPA's biennial provincial Ripple Effects Aquatics Workshop. This award recognizes youth with the traits and skills required to hold a leadership position in aquatics, and who shows promise in continuing to make an impact on the sector.
The recipient will have shown a commitment to aquatics leadership that will help advance recreation and parks being embraced as essential to the quality of life of every British Columbian (BCRPA's vision).
Nominees must meet the following criteria:
Be between the ages of 19-28
Be currently working full-time for a BCRPA member organization, and
Must have a minimum of two years employment in the aquatics sector
The recipient of the Aquatics youth Award will receive:
Complementary registration to the two-day Ripple Effects Provincial Aquatics Workshop (November 13-14, 2019 in North Vancouver)
Including accommodation of required, and reimbursement of travel costs up to $250 if required
A beautiful table top award for display
We thank DB Perks and Associates for their generous support of this award that recognizes the positive contribution youth have on aquatics in BC.
Nomination Process:
Nominations received will be evaluated by a BCRPA committee based upon the selection criteria. BCRPA will inform the nominator and the successful youth awardee of the selection outcome. The award winner is expected to be available to receive the award at Ripple Effects Provincial Aquatics Workshop on November 13, 2019.
September through October – Call for nominations
October 28 – Submission deadline
November 4 – candidate announcement
November 13 – Award presented by Doug Perks, DB Perks and Associations, at BCRPA's Ripple Effects Provincial Aquatics Workshop
Current and Past Award Recipients
Congratulations to all the 2019 Provincial Awards of Excellence recipients!
2019 Provincial Award Recipients
Parks Excellence Award - City of Surrey, Forsyth Park
2019 Parks Excellence Award
Forsyth Park is a new, 7.5 acre neighbourhood park that has transformed a previously used, unsafe, and heavily littered area into a destination nature-inspired playground. The park also includes an off-leash dog area, picnic areas, pathways and trails and now acts as a connector among two schools, cycling and walking routes, and to the future City Greenway. Phase two for the project will include a sports field/courts, parking lot and washrooms.
The design for Forsyth Park emerged out of substantial community consultation which included public open houses and surveys. This process assisted in the development of a list of community needs, all of which were included in the final design of Forsyth Park with the goal of creating a park that could cater to all facets of the surrounding community.
To ensure all mobility levels and ages were able to use the park, each pathway is accessible by wheelchair and walker users, skateboarders, bicyclists, children on tricycles, pedestrians and joggers. Accessible play equipment, picnic tables, and bench pads were also included. All primary pathways are wide and paved, including a ramped pathway up to the playground hill.
Forsyth Park has been developed in an area where household incomes are lower than other parts of Surrey, and fills a much needed gap, providing active living and outdoor spaces where community members can gather and socialize.
"We are honored to award the City of Surrey the BCRPA Parks Excellence Award for their work on the Forsyth Park project," said Rebecca Tunnacliffe, CEO of the BC Recreation and Parks Association. "This project has taken a previously unsafe and unused parcel of land and transformed it, with the guidance of its citizens, into a vibrant community hub that facilitates an active lifestyle and connection to others and to nature."
Left: Grand Opening of Forsyth Park
Left: Off-leash dog area at Forsyth Park
Left: Nature play area at Forsyth Park for kids of all abilities
Facility Excellence Award - City of Trail, Trail Riverfront Centre
2019 Facility Excellence Award
The new 15,000 square foot Trail Riverfront Centre serves as the home of Trail's cultural, literacy and heritage services, including the Trail & District Public Library and Trail Museum & Archives. Since opening in April of last year, the accessible facility has welcomed over 78,000 visitors, patrons and members through its doors, far exceeding all forecasted expectations. The integrated concept allows patrons to flow freely between library and museum spaces, welcoming everyone from young families to seniors. The increase in patrons has also seen a new cohort of youth who are enthusiastically utilizing the Centre to supplement their education needs.
The Trail Riverfront Centre is centrally located and designed purposefully to reflect the continued impact industry plays in sustaining the quality of life in the region. Exhibits inside the facility tell the socio-cultural history of the community, with particular emphasis on the role sport has played as the social fiber of the community and in raising the profile of Trail on the international scale.
"It is our pleasure to present Trail with this Facility Excellence Award for the Trail Riverfront Centre. This project clearly reflects outstanding design and cutting-edge innovation that provides the citizens of this remarkable small interior town an integrated recreation, historical and cultural experience," said Rebecca Tunnacliffe, CEO of the BC Recreation and Parks Association.
Left: Trail Riverfront Centre, home to the Trail & District Public Library, the Trail Museum & Archives and the
Trail Visitor Centre.
Left: Stairwell of the Trail Museum & Archives, showcasing the region's history
Program Excellence Award (pop. over 15k) - City of Surrey, MYzone Drop-in Afterschool Program
2019 Program Excellence Award
for populations over 15,000
The MYzone Drop-in Afterschool Program provides school-aged children accessible, affordable, and high quality afterschool programming between the hours of 3:00pm – 6:00pm when productive engagement is necessary to optimize developmental learning. The design of the program is based on extensive national and international research that identified the highest-impact evidence-based components to incorporate into the program and its curriculum.
MYzone addresses the need for quality afterschool programs in the second largest municipality in BC with the largest cohort of school age children in the province. The program's design seeks to mitigate other key factors that can create barriers to a child's positive development such as the absence of appropriate supports to new immigrant and refugee families, inaccessible child care, lower income, and transportation accessibility.
In response, the program embraces a universal approach to access and offers a convenient drop-in, sliding-scale, low-to-no fee format, allowing children open access and providing greater flexibility to families. The program strikes a balance between structured and unstructured activities providing active play and recreation, homework support, social-emotional skill development, leadership building, and peer and staff relationship development.
With its great success, and continued and growing support from stakeholders and community partners, the program has now expanded to 20 locations in Surrey with two more sites slated to be launched in the fall.
"The MYzone Drop-in Afterschool Program is a highly deserving recipient of the Program Excellence Award for the critical role it plays in providing an innovative, accessible, and flexible program to support the developmental needs of school-aged children and their families in Surrey," said Rebecca Tunnacliffe, CEO of the BC Recreation and Parks Association.
Program Excellence Award (pop. under 15k) - City of Kitimat, Mini Mud and Mud Games
for populations under 15,000
The Kitimat Mini Mud and Mud Games are team-focused recreational events open to all ages, providing active participation to both children and adults. The fun-filled Mud Games competition includes an eight kilometer course made up of 31 obstacles, utilizing as much of the natural environment as possible. A continuous shuttle service is provided to rotate spectators along the course so they may watch friends and family make their way through the obstacles. The course is designed by a local resident on his personal property, and constructed by multiple sponsors specifically to challenge participants mentally and physically.
The Mud Games began as a partnership between the District of Kitimat, the local Chamber of Commerce and a local business owner to bring together the community and invite participants from around the region to take part in a fun, entertaining, and team-building competition. The weekend originally included one event for participants aged 12 and over, but was met with so much enthusiasm from children under 12 years old, the event organizers designed a smaller, more manageable course for children, called the Mini Mud Games.
The mandate of the District of Kitimat's Leisure Services is to promote a healthy lifestyle both physically and mentally within the community while encouraging the development of sportsmanship, leadership, skills and development, self-esteem, enjoyment, and creativity within the recreation community. The Kitimat Mini Mud and Mud Games were designed to reflect and support this mandate.
"It is our pleasure to present the City of Kitimat with this Program Excellence award for Kitimat Mini Mud and Mud Games. This program engages community members of all ages in a unique, homegrown outdoor recreation program that while offering up a physical and mental challenge for participants, also provides an opportunity for deeper engagement and community connection for all," said Rebecca Tunnacliffe, CEO of the BC Recreation and Parks Association.
Youth Aquatics Leadership Award
Annika Dixon-Reusz, 2019 Youth Aquatics Leadership Award Recipient
Annika Dixon-Reusz, from the City of Rossland, receives the inaugural 2019 Youth Aquatics Leadership Award from Doug Perks.
The BCRPA DB Perks Provincial Aquatics Youth Award acknowledges the outstanding achievements of an emerging leader in the early stages of their aquatics career. This new award offered for the first time this year, recognizes youth with the traits and skills required to hold a leadership position in aquatics, and who shows promise in continuing to make an impact on the sector.
Past Provincial Award Recipients
City of Trail, Columbia River Skywalk
The Columbia River Skywalk project specifically addressed issues related to Trail's walkability and connectivity as the West and East communities are separated by the mighty Columbia River. Prior to this project, the only other means to cross the river was via the main traffic bridge's walkway, which was noted as feeling unsafe by pedestrians. The connection to other urban trail systems, the installation of onramps, and the grade and width of the bridge have ensured 100% accessibility to users of all abilities.
Facility Excellence Award for projects over $1 million
City of Richmond, City Centre Community Centre
The City Centre Community Centre is a vibrant two-storey facility located within a mixed-use development. The LEED Gold community centre offers modern, multi-purpose spaces for a range of community recreation programs and services that are tailored to residents of all ages and abilities. The community centre also features an art studio, music rooms, social room, community living room and fitness centre.
Facility Excellence Award for projects under $1 million
City of Taylor, Community Services Hub
The Community Services Hub was built with inclusivity in mind, with full wheelchair access, including wheelchair accessible doors, counter, conference table, and washroom implements. It also hosts the monthly meetings of the Taylor Access and Inclusion Committee, whose aim is to improve accessibility and inclusivity for the community. The Community Services Hub provides a clear point-of-contact to community groups and organizations that allows for the creation and building of important relationships as the community moves forward together.
Program Excellence Award for populations over 15,000
City of Richmond, Pollinator Pasture
Pollinator Pasture is the artistic creation of a large-scale landscape and community-engaged public art project by the City of Richmond in partnership with Border Free Bees, an ambitious, creative and successful long-term pollinator-focused public art initiative headed by Dr. Cameron Cartiere, Associate Professor at Emily Carr University of Art + Design (ECUAD). The 2.6 acre Pollinator Pasture, itself, is located at the Bridgeport Industrial Park and planted in the pattern of a bee's wings with native and naturalized seed beneficial to a broad range of pollinators. The Pollinator Pasture and supportive free programming raises awareness of the plight of wild pollinators, particularly bees, and empowers communities to actively engage in solutions for habitat loss. The initiative also transforms underutilized urban sites into aesthetically pleasing and scientifically viable pollinator pastures. The Pollinator Pasture exemplifies how harnessing the power of artistic practices can inspire community action, engagement and stewardship of pollinators in British Columbia.
Program Excellence Award for populations under 15,000
City of Kitimat, i-Can Program
The District of Kitimat, Leisure Services takes great pride in connecting the citizens of the community with opportunities to engage in a healthy, active lifestyle. The I-Can program was started when a gap in service was identified by a number of parents who have special needs children in the community. A unique partnership was formed between Kitimat Parents for Kids with Disabilities, Kitimat Community Development Centre and the Kitimat Leisure Services Department. The programs are designed to be inclusive with peers, while offering a unique, physically challenging level of participation that the child can achieve success in while still have fun (based on FLOW theory – finding the appropriate balance of challenge and skill in an activity to make the participant successful).
Award of Merit Recipients
Cathryn Volkering Carlile
Community Recreational Initiatives Society (CRIS)
CPRA National Award of Merit Recipient
Murray Kopp
Emily Beaudoin, University of Victoria
Korine Hawksby, Langara College, Bachelor Degree Program
Sandip Gill, Langara College, Diploma Program
Facility Excellence for projects over $1 million
City of Surrey, Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre
Facility Excellence for projects under $1 million
City of West Kelowna, Memorial Park Amphitheater and Skateboard Park
West Shore Parks and Recreation, Wild About Wellness
Parks Excellence for projects over $1 million
City of Richmond, Terra Nova Adventure Play Environment
Student Scholarship Recipients
Amy Cornish, Langara College, Diploma Program
Lauren King, University of Victoria
Britta Peterson, Vancouver Island University
Rachel Venner, Langara College, Bachelor Degree Program
City of Castlegar, Millennium Park Natural Swimming Ponds
Parks and Open Spaces Excellence
City of New Westminster, Saint Mary's Park
PERC Award for Management Innovation and Ingenuity
City of Kelowna, Strong Neighbourhoods Program
Program Excellence for municipalities with populations of less than 15,000
Resort Municipality of Whistler, Whistler Presents
Program Excellence for municipalities with populations of over 15,000
District of West Vancouver, Keeping Connected
Dean Gibson
Honorary Life Membership Award
Brian Johnston
Erin Henneberry, University of Victoria
Alexandra Lukac, Simon Fraser University
Rebecca Stephen, Langar College/University
City of Burnaby, Edmonds Community Centre and Fred Randall Pool
Regional District of Central Okanagan, Gellatly Nut Farm Regional Park
District of West Vancouver, North Shore QSA Symposium and Network Events Program
Active Communities Group, Active Communities Learn to Skate Program
City of Surrey, The Re-enactors: Surrey's True Stories, Heritage Program
Friend of the Sector
Doug Perks
Louise Roberts
Hiroko Shinozaki, Langara College
Sarena Jonah, Langara College
Ashleigh Hawes, University of Victoria
City of Langford, City Centre Park
Regional District of Central Kooteny, Crestion and District Community Complex
City of New Westminster, Westminster Pier Park
City of Prince George, Duchess Park
District of West Vancouver, Parks and Community Services Division, District of West Vancouver
City of New Westminster, Heart 2 Art Program
Corporation of the District of Saanich Parks and Recreation, Education Children Outside (ECO) Nature Preschool
Saanich Commonwealth Place, District of Saanich, Moving Forward
BC Healthy Living Alliance (BCHLA)
CPRA Award of Merit
Blake Mansbridge, University of Victoria
Shelly Schnee, Langara College
Shannon Bence, Vancouver Island University
City of Pitt Meadows, South Bonson Community Centre
District of Peachland, Centennial Way-Beach Avenue Project
West Vancouver Community Centre Society & District of West Vancouver, Situational Analysis
District of West Vancouver, Ambleside Adventure Playground Camp
DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society, Sports & Me Pilot Program
Lifesaving Society - BC & Yukon
Lori Gibbard
Nicole Barrett, University of Victoria
Tara Nazemi, Langara College
Jody Phibbls, University of Northern BC
City of Coquitlam, Poirier Sport & Leisure Complex
City of Surrey, Cloverdale Recreation Centre
Corporation of Delta, Rotary WaterWorks at Diefenbaker Park
City of Abbotsford, Safari Kids Zone
City of Burnaby, Circus Program
Christine Creer, University of Victoria
Steven McGee, Simon Fraser University
Joe Iannarelli
Bob Pope
Environmental Leadership
Township of Langley, Urban Gardens
District of Maple Ridge, Greg Moore Youth Recreation Centre
City of Courtenay, Native Sons Hall
North Vancouver Recreation Commission, Play Well Eat Well - Healthy Eating Project
District of Lake Country, Swalwell Park
Township of Langley, Willoughby Community Park
City of Kelowna, Everybody gets to play - Okanagan Network
City of Kelowna, Recreation Opportunities Coupon Program
City of Port Moody, What Swims Beneath
City of Victoria, Evergreen Terrace Neighbourhood Playground Program
Claire Jean, University of Victoria
Geoff Langan, Langara College
Paul Sharp, University of British Columbia Okanagan
Dana Simpson, Kwantlen Polytechnic University
District of West Vancouver, West Vancouver Community Centre
District of Kitimat, Sam Lindsay Aquatic Centre
City of Kelowna, H2O
City of New Westminster, Step up to 12th Street
City of Richmond, Garden City Community Park Play Environment
District of Kitimat, Northern Health & District of Kitimat Protocol Agreement
North Vancouver Recreation Commission, Health and Wellness Project for Newcomers
City of Surrey, MOYO - Mobile Youth Outreach
City of Burnaby, Mountain Air Bike Skills Park
City of Nanaimo & Gemelia Design Inc., Oliver Woods Community Centre
City of Victoria, Burnside Gorge Community Centre
City of Richmond, Terra Nova Rural Park Program
City of Surrey, Holland Park
Active Communities Vancouver, Red Fox Active Outreach
City of Richmond, Decreasing Barriers, Increasing Wellness
Active Communities Excellence
Teck - Trail Operations, Inspiring Wellness and Learning Committee
Charissa Steel, Kwanteln Polytechnic University
Suzanne Vander Wekken, University of Victoria
District of Kitimat, Kick It Up Kitimat
Canim Lake Band, Canim Lake Band Active Communities
District of Sparwood, Sparwood Active Communities
City of Surrey, South Surrey Recreation Centre
City of Campbell River, Campbell River Community Centre
City of Abbotsford, Excellence in the Environment
HIGH FIVE Excellence
City of Surrey, HIGH FIVE Committment
Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation, The Stanley Park Storm: From Crisis to Opportunity
North Vancouver Recreation Commission and West Vancouver Community SErvices, North Shore Walks
City of Surrey, Greenbrook Kids Clubhouse
City of Abbotsford, Diwali Sehat Mela
Emma Peake, Langara College
Leah Warwick, Langara College
Graeme Hall, Kwantlen University College
Laurel Liesel Beveridge, University of Victoria
Jody Lindsay Chan, University of British Columbia
Stephanie Walsh, College of the Rockies
City of North Vancouver, John Braithwaite Community Centre
City of Surrey, Surrey's Environmental Extravaganza
District of Kitimat/Kitimat Health Unit, Women's Wellness Community Project
City of Surrey/Surrey Art Gallery, Urban Reality
City of Victoria, Passport to Skating
City of Quesnel, West Fraser Timber Park
Greater Victoria Inter-Municipal Recreation Managers' Committee
City of Burnaby, Metro Skate Park
Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation and LEES + Associates, Everett Crowley Park Management Plan
City of Surrey, REMIXX
Township of Esquimalt, Esquimalt Together Against Graffitti
James (Jim) Marvel
District of Oak Bay, Recreation Oak Bay
Regional District of Nanaimo, Oceanside Place
The Corporation of the City of Penticton, Pentiction Steps Out

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Tivoli Gardens vs Waterhouse
Jamaica Premier League 19/10/11 08:48 [2]Waterhouse 2 : 1 Tivoli Gardens[11] 0 : 1D -1.25 / 2.5 / 8.5
Jamaica Premier League 19/03/18 04:31 [7]Tivoli Gardens 2 : 4 Waterhouse[2] 1 : 2O 0.0 / 2.0 / 8.5
Jamaica Premier League 18/12/03 08:02 [6]Tivoli Gardens 1 : 2 Waterhouse[4] 1 : 2O -0.25 / 2.0 / 8.5
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Jamaica Premier League 18/11/13 09:40 [9]Waterhouse 1 : 1 Tivoli Gardens[5] 0 : 0U -0.25 / 2.0 / 8.5
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Jamaica Premier League 18/03/05 04:02 [3]Tivoli Gardens 0 : 1 Waterhouse[5] 0 : 1H -0.25 / 2.0 / 8
The match of Tivoli Gardens vs Waterhouse in Jamaica Premier League is started at 2019-12-20 04:03. For this match, the initial Asian Handicap is Tivoli Gardens+0.5,+1.0; The initial Goals Odds is 1.5,2.0. Totally, Tivoli Gardens and Waterhouse fought for 15 times before. Over Goals occurred for 3 times and Over Corners occurred for 2 times. Tivoli Gardens got 0 win, 1 draw and 4 lost with 5 Goals For and 10 Goals Against.
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For the last 15 matches, Waterhouse got 8 win, 2 lost and 5 draw with 29 Goals For and 13 Goals Against. The average of Goals For is 1.9 per match and the average of Goals Against is 0.9 per match. The rate of Over Goals is 80%; The rate of Handicap Win is 60%; The rate of win is 53%; The average of corners is 4.4 per match and the rate of Over Corners is 56%.
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Jamaica Premier League 19/12/13 08:04 [2]Mount Pleasant FA 2 : 1 Dunbeholden FC[8] 1 : 0D -1.0 / 2.75 / -
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Union Representing 25,000 in UC System Gets Strike Authorization Vote
Posted by Debbie L. Sklar on April 19, 2018 in Education | 694 Views
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The union that says it represents more than 25,000 employees in the University of California system announced Thursday that 97 percent of its members have voted to authorize a strike.
The union also called Thursday on speakers invited to participate at upcoming UC graduation events to support workers by boycotting university engagements until the labor dispute is resolved. Scheduled commencement speakers include Sen. Kamala Harris, who's due at UC Berkeley on May 12th, and Rep. John Lewis, D-Georgia, who's scheduled to speak at UC San Diego on June 16th.
"With contract negotiations and post-impasse mediation procedures being exhausted after a year of bargaining, AFSCME Local 3299-represented workers at the University of California voted with 97 percent approval to authorize a system-wide strike," according to a union announcement. "The union has also called on speakers invited to participate at upcoming UC graduation events to support workers by boycotting university engagements until the labor dispute is resolved."
The strike authorization comes two weeks after protests of unequal treatment for working women of color at the University of California ended with 18 arrests in Los Angeles on the 50th anniversary of the death of Martin Luther King Jr. The union says the protests were a direct response to the release of a study that revealed worsening income, racial, and gender disparities amongst UC's workforce, including those working directly for UC and those working under contract.
"To make matters worse, UC has awarded raises to its highest paid executives while offering its AFSCME-represented workers UC's lowest paid career workers flat wages, benefit cuts, and more outsourcing of jobs, the union said. "UC has also been unresponsive to the union's requests for career advancement programs. For service workers, this week's vote authorized a strike to protest stalled negotiations while patient care workers authorized a sympathy strike in solidarity."
AFSCME said it will provide UC a 10-day notice in advance of any work stoppage and a Patient Protection Task Force prepared to respond to requests for emergency patient care assistance from striking workers, "should UC's strike contingency measures break down."
Local 3299 of AFSCME — the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees — says it has been the University of California's largest employee union for 70 years, representing more than 25,000 employees at UC's 10 campuses, five medical centers, numerous clinics, research laboratories, and UC Hastings College of Law.
There was no immediate response from the university system to the strike vote.
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Маргарет Астрід Ліндгольм-Огден (; нар. , Каліфорнія) — американська письменниця, яка працює в жанрі фентезі. Відома під псевдонімами Робін Гобб і Меган Ліндгольм. З 1983 по 1992 рік Маргарет писала виключно під псевдонімом Меган Ліндхольм. Книги написані під цим псевдонімом, як правило відносяться до сучасної фантастики. У 1995 році письменниця почала використовувати псевдонімом Робін Гобб. В даний час її твори публікуються під обома псевдонімами. Станом на 2003 було продано понад 1 мільйон копій перших дев'яти романів Робін Гобб.

Біографія
Маргарет Астрід Ліндхольм народилася у Берклі, штат Каліфорнія, в 1952 році; з десяти років росла у Фербанксі, Аляска. Вона згадує дорослішання у розквіті нафтового буму в Алясці, що призвів до швидкого зростання населення в сільському місті, де вона мешкала. Через брак місць у класі, деякі її уроки в середній школі проводилися на сходах. Ліндхольм не подобалося, як урбанізація міста вторглася в природні стежки навколо її будинку, які вона любила досліджувати, але вона казала, що її дитинство було загалом щасливим, і описувала себе більше як самотню, ніж товариську дитину. Її родина виростила напіввовка на ім'я Бруно та полювала на північних оленів та лосів; це згодом надихнуло Ліндхольм на створення персонажа-вовка Нічноокого та описів виживання в пустелі. Після закінчення середньої школи Остіна Е. Летропа вона рік навчалася в Денверському університеті, а потім повернулася на Аляску.

У вісімнадцять років Ліндхольм вийшла заміж за Фреда Огдена, моряка торгового флоту; до цього вони зустрічалися рік. Пара переїхала на Гаваї;  вони прожили там більше року, але виявили, що там занадто жарко, щоб акліматизуватися, і повернулися до Фредового рідного міста Кадьяк, розташованого на краю острова Кадьяк на півдні центральної Аляски. Маргарет із задоволенням подорожувала кораблями Фреда, вона казала, що море було визначним аспектом її життя, що надихало її на цикл "Торговці живих кораблів". Вона опублікувала свій перший роман у віці тридцяти років, коли працювала офіціанткою, і балансувала між написанням текстів і доглядом за своїми чотирма дітьми, поки її чоловік працював на морі комерційним рибалкою. Сім'я зазнала фінансових труднощів у той час і сказала, що їхні доходи "цілком залежать від риби та редакторів". Маргарет описувала свій процес письма так: «письмо потрапляє в дивні кути. Під час сну, або сидіти біля ванни, писати, або писати, коли діти лягають у ліжко». На початку своєї кар'єри вона також працювала неповний робочий день, зокрема офіціанткою та у доставці пошти.

Бібліографія

Меган Ліндхольм

Заклинателі Вітрів / The Windsingers (The Ki and Vandien Quartet)
 Політ Гарпії / Harpy's Flight (1983)
 Заклинателі Вітрів / The Windsingers (1984)
 Брама Лімбрета / The Limbreth Gate (1984)
 Удача Коліс / Luck of the Wheels (1989)

Народ Північного Оленя / The Reindeer People (Tillu and Kerlew)
 Народ Північного Оленя / The Reindeer People (1988)
 Брат вовка / Wolf's Brother (1988)

Інші книги
 Чарівник Голубів / The Wizard of the Pigeons (1985)
 Розколоті Копита / Cloven Hooves (1991)
 Чужа Земля / Alien Earth (1992)
 Циган / The Gypsy (1992) (книга написана у співавторстві з Стівеном Брастом)

Цикл про Елдерлінгів (написаний під псевдонімом Робін Хобб)

Трилогія про Провісників / The Farseer Trilogy
Перший цикл книг про Всесвіт Елдерлінгів. У трилогії розповідається про династію Провісників. Головним героєм є бастард королівського спадкоємця, Провісник Фітц Чіверлі (Fitz Chivalry Farseer), що виріс серед слуг і за наказом діда-короля, з юних років готувався в таємні вбивці. Королівство Шести герцогств переживає тяжкі часи, — король хворий і слабкий, його сини ненавидять один одного, а прибережні поселення королівства страждають від нападів кровожерливих піратів з Островів Божественних Рун, наділених загадковою магією і припливають до берегів Шести Герцогств на червоних кораблях.
Учень убивці / Assassin's Apprentice (1995)
Королівський убивця / Royal Assassin (1996)
 Мандри убивці / Assassin's Quest (1997)

Торговці Живих кораблів / The Liveship Traders
Дія романів відбувається через кілька років після подій описаних в циклі «Трилогія Про Провісників», але герої - мешканці південного узбережжя материка і Піратських островів. У центрі сюжету - клан Вестрітів, спадкових морських торговців, власників «живого корабля» Вівація.
 Спадкування/ The Inheritance (2000)
 Повернення Додому / Homecoming (2003)
 Чарівний Корабель / Ship of Magic (1998)
 Божевільний Корабель / The Mad Ship (1999)
 Корабель Долі / Ship of Destiny (2000)

Трилогія про Світлу людину / The Tawny Man Trilogy
Пряме продовження історії бастарда Фітца, події відбуваються через 15 років після подій «Трилогії про Провісників». Фітц Чіверлі живе спокійним життям вдалині від королівських чвар, у які був втягнутий дитиною. Проте все міняється, коли на порозі його будинку з'являється молодий юнак, якого колись Фітц знав як Блазня короля Шрюда. Йому доведеться повернутися назад до замку, щоб врятувати нащадка королівського трону він змов, які точаться в королівстві і знову пригадати, як це - бути вбивцею короля.
 Місія Блазня / Fool's Errand (2002)
 Золотий Блазень / Golden Fool (2003)
 Доля Блазня / Fool's Fate (2003)

Син солдата / Soldier Son
Нова трилогія «Син солдата», яка не пов'язана з попередніми трилогіями і описує життя Невара Бурвіля, другого сина нового лорда в Королівстві Гернія, його підготовку і навчання в королівській академії, тощо.
 Дорога шамана / Shaman's Crossing (2005)
 Лісовий Маг / Forest Mage (2006)
 Магія відступника / Renegade's Magic (2007)

Хроніки Дощових Нетрів / The Rain Wilds Chronicles
Дія відбувається кількома роками пізніше після подій, які описані в серії «Торговці Живих кораблів». Окремі герої трилогії «Торговці Живих кораблів» виступають в нових романах як другорядні персонажі.
 Охоронець Драконів / Dragon Keeper (2009)
Гавань драконів / Dragon Haven (2010)
Місто драконів / City of Dragons (2012)
Кров драконів / Blood of Dragons (2013)

Трилогія про Фітца і Блазня / The Fitz and the Fool Trilogy
Пряме продовження серії "Трилогія про Світлу людину" дія відбувається через 14 років після подій роману "Доля Блазня." Фітц Чіверлі оселився в Вербовому лісі разом з дружиною та дітьми. Шість Герцогств процвітають під правлінням короля Дьютифула та його матері Кетрікен. Проте колишній наставник Фітца лорд Чейд повідомляє тривожні новини Фітцу: у Баккіпі та його околицях останні кілька років дивні люди шукають чужинців з білою шкірою, що наводить на думку про зниклого 14 років тому Блазня.
Вбивця Блазня / Fool's Assassin (2014) - Премія «Ґеффен» (2016)
Пошуки Блазня / Fool's Quest (11 серпня 2015)
Доля вбивці / Assassin's Fate (2017)

Переклади українською
 Робін Гобб. «Учень убивці». Переклад: Ю. В. Єфремов. — Харків: КСД. 2018. 416 стор. ISBN 978-617-12-5410-7
 Робін Гобб. «Королівський убивця. Assassin 2». Переклад: Наталія Михаловська. — Харків: КСД. 2019. 688 стор. ISBN 978-617-12-6189-1

Стиль і теми

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Посилання
 www.meganlindholm.com — Офіційний сайт Меган Ліндхольм
 www.robinhobb.com  — Офіційний сайт Робін Гобб
 hobb.olmer.ru  — Російський сайт присвячений творчості Робін Гобб

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Ian Atkins believes Marcus Bignot would be a 'good fit' for Chester with the club's new manager set to be announced within the next 48 hours.
Former Solihull Moors boss Bignot is favourite to land the Blues vacancy and is one of eight managers to have been interviewed over the past two days for the role.
The 43-year-old spent five years with Solihull and led them to the National League North title in 2015/16, as well as a hugely successful spell in charge of Birmingham City Ladies, although his latest job at Grimsby Town ended abruptly when he was sacked by the League Two club in April.
Atkins had a six-month spell in charge of Chester City back in 2000, where he nearly pulled off the great escape from relegation, during the ill-fated Terry Smith era, but the Blues ultimately lost their Football League status.
"For me, Marcus would be a good fit for Chester but he needs to be given time, like any manager," explained the 60-year-old, who is now chief European scout at Aston Villa.
"Marcus was an apprentice when I was at Birmingham and I helped out the previous owners at Solihull with some previous managers. Marcus was introduced to a club who were getting crowds of 100 per game, and he turned the place around.
"You've got to give him a chance to stamp his authority on the place but if he gets that opportunity he'll do really well.
"He left Solihull as a National League club with over 50 youth teams. Those youth teams stretch right across Birmingham, into the inner city, his hard work has been felt by the whole region.
"He developed youngsters at Solihull who have gone on to join the likes of Leicester and Chesterfield. Plenty of youngsters from the Premier League acadamies get swallowed up by the system, but if there's lads at Chester who are switched on, they'll get their chance with a manager like Marcus."
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MS Lofgren. MS Lofgren. So these subpoenas brought the panel even closer to trump's inner circle and really to trump himself. A lot of those who were subpoenaed, we're helping him strategize after the election on how to overturn it and how to um stop the certification of Biden joked President joe biden's victory on january 6th. Others were White House aides who might have been with him as the attack unfolded. Some who were at the rally with him, some who were in the White House with him, some who he had spoken to beforehand that included Stephen Miller, one of his most loyal aides throughout his presidency and the current at the time the current White House Press Secretary who was Kayleigh Mcenany, Another one was Mike Flynn, his former National security adviser who resigned and was eventually convicted of lying to the FBI but then pardoned by trump later. Um he was sort of part of some of those strategy sessions and it made some comments in december about how they should seize voting machines and it's still an open question whether any of these people are going to cooperate. Um Some of the lesser known AIDS are probably likely to cooperate but some of his closest allies. Um It's unclear Bannon has already been held in contempt by the U. S. House and is now the doj Justice Department is deciding whether they're going to prosecute Bannon, that's going to be a really crucial decision. So on late Tuesday night U. S. District Judge Tanya chuck in denied trump's request to block records that the committee has subpoenaed the National Archives to receive These include call logs personal notes from AIDS. Some really interesting material that the committee is very eager to get their hands on trump, says that he has privilege executive privilege to um that they should not release it because it's his internal communications. Biden has waived that executive privilege as the current holder of the office. And so far the courts are agreeing with biden so it is set to be released friday. It's unlikely that it will actually be released friday just because trump is probably going to appeal.
A Capitol rioter who attacked police officers working to hold back the angry pro-Trump mob on Jan. 6 was sentenced Friday to more than five years behind bars, the most so far for anyone sentenced in the insurrection.Robert Palmer, 54, of Largo, Florida, wept as he told U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan that he recently watched a video of his actions that day and could not believe what he was seeing."Your honor. I'm really really ashamed of what I did," he said through tears. Palmer was one of several rioters sentenced on Friday in District of Columbia court for their actions that day, when the angry mob descended to disrupt the certification of Joe Biden's victory following a rally by then-President Donald Trump. Scores of police were beaten and bloodied, five people died and there was about $1.5 million in damage done to the U.S. Capitol. Palmer is the 65th defendant to be sentenced overall. More than 700 people have been charged. A college student who posted online that "Infamy is just as good as fame" after she climbed through a broken window at Capitol was sentenced to a month in jail for her actions. Gracyn Courtright, 23, of Hurricane, West Virginia, didn't injure anyone, though, and her sentence reflected that. But Palmer made his way to the front line during the chaos and started to attack, throwing a wooden plank, spraying a fire extinguisher, then hurling it when it was done. He rooted around for other objects, prosecutors said. He was briefly pepper-sprayed by police before he attacked officers again with a pole. He pleaded guilty to attacking officers. Palmer said in a handwritten letter to the judge that he felt betrayed by Trump and his allies who fed them conspiracy theories. "Trump supporters were lied to by those at the time who had great power," he wrote. "They kept spitting out the false narrative about a stolen election and how it was 'our duty' to stand up to tyranny." Palmer, who has been held at the D.C. jail among fetid conditions that prompted a review by authorities, said it wasn't fair that he be punished so severely when the ringleaders aren't even behind bars. The judge agreed — to a point. "It is true that the people who extorted you and encouraged you and rallied you to go and take action have not been charged," she said. "That is not the court's decision. I have my opinions but they are not relevant." Before Palmer's sentencing of 63 months, the longest prison term handed down for a Capitol rioter was 41 months. That was the sentence received by both Jacob Chansley, the Arizona man who wore a horned fur hat, bare chest and face paint inside the Capitol; and New Jersey gym owner Scott Fairlamb, the first person to be sentenced for assaulting a law enforcement officer during the riot."It has to be made clear ... trying to stop the peaceful transition of power and assaulting law enforcement officers is going to be met with certain punishment," the judge said. "There are going to be consequences. I'm not making an example of you. I'm sentencing you for the conduct you did." Courtright, 23, of Hurricane, West Virginia, sobbed as she told U.S. District Court Judge Christopher Cooper that "if I could take back anything in my life it would be my actions on Jan. 6." She posted photos of herself online — like scores of other rioters — reveling in the moment. "Can't wait to tell my grandkids I was here!" she wrote, and inside the Senate chamber, she was photographed holding a "Members only" sign. "I will never be the same girl again," the University of Kentucky student said through tears. "This has changed me completely."After the riot, she dug in on social media when she was criticized for her actions, before eventually deleting her accounts. Courtright is among the youngest of those charged in the Capitol riot so far.Her attorney on Friday argued she had no idea what she was doing and that she wasn't a political activist — she didn't even vote in the election she was there to protest. The judge seized on that during his remarks. "That is your choice obviously, but in my view — if any citizen wants to participate in our democracy, casting a vote is the price of admission," he said. "Because when you do that, you have to study the issues and the candidates, learn what their policies are, figure out how those policies are affecting your community."Participating in a democracy isn't like going to a University of Kentucky game and "rooting for a team just because of the color of their jerseys," the judge said. "It's certainly not resorting to violence when your team doesn't win the game," he told Courtright.Cooper also noted that Courtright made it to the floor of the U.S. Senate at about the exact time that Ashli Babbitt, on the House side, was shot dead. "Do you know how many people died on Jan. 6, 5. Including Ms. Babbitt?" he asked. "Five.""Do you know how many Capitol police officers committed suicide after Jan. 6, harmed from the trauma of that day? Four," the judge added. "So was it cool to have been there?""No," she answered emphatically. Still, the judge said the recommended six months in prison was too high and sentenced her instead to 30 days, one year of supervised release, and 60 hours of community service. He said he hoped she could pull her life together and that she "should not be judged by the worst mistake you have made in your life."
A Capitol rioter who attacked police officers working to hold back the angry pro-Trump mob on Jan. 6 was sentenced Friday to more than five years behind bars, the most so far for anyone sentenced in the insurrection.
Robert Palmer, 54, of Largo, Florida, wept as he told U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan that he recently watched a video of his actions that day and could not believe what he was seeing.
"Your honor. I'm really really ashamed of what I did," he said through tears.
Palmer was one of several rioters sentenced on Friday in District of Columbia court for their actions that day, when the angry mob descended to disrupt the certification of Joe Biden's victory following a rally by then-President Donald Trump. Scores of police were beaten and bloodied, five people died and there was about $1.5 million in damage done to the U.S. Capitol. Palmer is the 65th defendant to be sentenced overall. More than 700 people have been charged.
A college student who posted online that "Infamy is just as good as fame" after she climbed through a broken window at Capitol was sentenced to a month in jail for her actions. Gracyn Courtright, 23, of Hurricane, West Virginia, didn't injure anyone, though, and her sentence reflected that.
But Palmer made his way to the front line during the chaos and started to attack, throwing a wooden plank, spraying a fire extinguisher, then hurling it when it was done. He rooted around for other objects, prosecutors said. He was briefly pepper-sprayed by police before he attacked officers again with a pole. He pleaded guilty to attacking officers.
Palmer said in a handwritten letter to the judge that he felt betrayed by Trump and his allies who fed them conspiracy theories.
"Trump supporters were lied to by those at the time who had great power," he wrote. "They kept spitting out the false narrative about a stolen election and how it was 'our duty' to stand up to tyranny."
Palmer, who has been held at the D.C. jail among fetid conditions that prompted a review by authorities, said it wasn't fair that he be punished so severely when the ringleaders aren't even behind bars.
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The judge agreed — to a point. "It is true that the people who extorted you and encouraged you and rallied you to go and take action have not been charged," she said. "That is not the court's decision. I have my opinions but they are not relevant."
Before Palmer's sentencing of 63 months, the longest prison term handed down for a Capitol rioter was 41 months. That was the sentence received by both Jacob Chansley, the Arizona man who wore a horned fur hat, bare chest and face paint inside the Capitol; and New Jersey gym owner Scott Fairlamb, the first person to be sentenced for assaulting a law enforcement officer during the riot.
"It has to be made clear ... trying to stop the peaceful transition of power and assaulting law enforcement officers is going to be met with certain punishment," the judge said. "There are going to be consequences. I'm not making an example of you. I'm sentencing you for the conduct you did."
Courtright, 23, of Hurricane, West Virginia, sobbed as she told U.S. District Court Judge Christopher Cooper that "if I could take back anything in my life it would be my actions on Jan. 6."
She posted photos of herself online — like scores of other rioters — reveling in the moment. "Can't wait to tell my grandkids I was here!" she wrote, and inside the Senate chamber, she was photographed holding a "Members only" sign.
"I will never be the same girl again," the University of Kentucky student said through tears. "This has changed me completely."
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After the riot, she dug in on social media when she was criticized for her actions, before eventually deleting her accounts. Courtright is among the youngest of those charged in the Capitol riot so far.
Her attorney on Friday argued she had no idea what she was doing and that she wasn't a political activist — she didn't even vote in the election she was there to protest. The judge seized on that during his remarks.
"That is your choice obviously, but in my view — if any citizen wants to participate in our democracy, casting a vote is the price of admission," he said. "Because when you do that, you have to study the issues and the candidates, learn what their policies are, figure out how those policies are affecting your community."
Participating in a democracy isn't like going to a University of Kentucky game and "rooting for a team just because of the color of their jerseys," the judge said. "It's certainly not resorting to violence when your team doesn't win the game," he told Courtright.
Capitol Police officer indicted for obstruction of justice after helping Jan. 6 rioter
Cooper also noted that Courtright made it to the floor of the U.S. Senate at about the exact time that Ashli Babbitt, on the House side, was shot dead.
"Do you know how many people died on Jan. 6, 5. Including Ms. Babbitt?" he asked. "Five."
"Do you know how many Capitol police officers committed suicide after Jan. 6, harmed from the trauma of that day? Four," the judge added. "So was it cool to have been there?"
"No," she answered emphatically.
Still, the judge said the recommended six months in prison was too high and sentenced her instead to 30 days, one year of supervised release, and 60 hours of community service.
He said he hoped she could pull her life together and that she "should not be judged by the worst mistake you have made in your life."
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Steam the beans until tender, about 10 minutes. While the beans are steaming heat the olive oil in a large skillet. Add the mushrooms and onions and cook over medium heat until the mushrooms are tender, 3 to 5 minutes. Add the steamed beans to the skillet along with salt and pepper to taste. Toss the mixture well to heat the beans through, then serve.
Note: You can also make this salad using cilantro in place of the parsley, and thyme or tarragon for the mint.
To prepare the Lemon Mint Dressing, combine the vinegar, olive oil, garlic, lemon juice and zest, mint, salt, and pepper in a jar. Shake well to emulsify, and set aside. In a serving bowl, combine the carrots, raisins, red onion, walnuts, and parsley. Toss gently with the dressing and serve.
Combine the avocados, cucumber, salt, thyme, and 1 cup of the buttermilk in a blender or food processor. Pulse to chop, then blend or puree until the soup is the desired consistency. Add the remaining buttermilk (or vegetable broth) if you prefer a thinner soup. Pour into shallow bowl, garnish with grated carrot, and serve.
Note: This recipe is easily halved for less servings.
Salt and fresh ground black pepper, to taste.
Combine all the salad ingredients in a large salad bowl. Then whisk together all the dressing ingredients and pour the dressing over the salad and toss well. Serve immediately. Makes 4-6 servings.
Preheat oven to 375°F. Butter two 8-inch-diameter cake pans. Set aside 1/4 cup sliced green onions. Toss remaining green onions, cheese, flour, thyme, salt and pepper in medium bowl to blend.
Combine 2 1/2 cups broth and 1 cup water in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil. Slowly whisk in cornmeal and pepper until smooth. Reduce heat to low, cover and cook, stirring occasionally, until very thick and no longer grainy, 10 to 15 minutes. Stir in Gorgonzola; remove the polenta from the heat.
Meanwhile, heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add garlic and cook, stirring constantly, until fragrant, 30 seconds to 1 minute. Stir in zucchini and squash and cook, stirring occasionally, until starting to soften and brown in places, about 5 minutes. Sprinkle flour over the vegetables; stir to coat. Stir in the remaining 1 cup broth and bring to a boil, stirring often. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer, stirring occasionally, until thickened and the vegetables are tender, 1 to 3 minutes. Stir in basil; serve the sauté over the polenta. Make it a meal: Serve with crusty garlic bread and a garden salad.