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Who's the Odd Man Out in Dallas?
By Matt Pryor May 18th, 2016
The phrase, "____ played himself out of town," is often used to describe an underachieving player who has worn out his welcome with his current club. The Dallas Stars, like every other team, have certainly seen their fair share; Fabian Brunnstrom and Patrik Stefan, among others, come to mind.
Stars center Cody Eakin may have played himself out of town, too, but not for a lack of performance. When Tyler Seguin went down with a partially-sliced Achilles tendon in mid-March, the 24-year-old Winnipeg native stepped up. From March 19 onward, Eakin centered Jamie Benn and Patrick Sharp on the Stars' top line.
In 13 playoff games, the player Stars fans affectionately refer to as "The Ginger Ninja" tallied one goal and seven assists, making him the third-highest scoring Star in the postseason. His lone playoff goal was a thing of beauty, an overtime game-winner one sagacious scribe dubbed the "Scottrade Snipe."
Among Dallas forwards, his average ice time of 18:48 per game was second only to Benn. Eakin skated on the power play, killed penalties and won more faceoffs than any other Dallas center. In short, he did everything asked of him, and more. Why, then, could Eakin be headed out of town?
The Stars currently have an embarrassment of riches down the middle of the ice. When healthy, Seguin centers the top line. Jason Spezza anchors the second line. Young Radek Faksa, Dallas' first-round pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft, earned his spot between Antoine Roussel and Ales Hemsky on the third line, which was the Stars' best line for much of the postseason. Whether Vernon Fiddler returns to Big D for another season or a youngster – Jason Dickinson or Devin Shore, perhaps – centers the fourth line is irrelevant, as Eakin would be wasted in that role.
Should one of Dallas' top four pivots get hurt, it's worth remembering that Jamie Benn played center before Seguin came to town and Mattias Janmark might be better in the middle than he is on the wing. Centers? The Stars have a few.
Also worth noting is Eakin's cap-friendly annual salary of $3.85M for the next four years. Though he's not really a full-time top-line center, he's a good, low-cost option for the second line and an absolute steal on the third. At 24, he's just entering his prime. Eakin's combination of talent and reasonable cap hit give him excellent value as a trade chip.
Movin' Out
The biggest issue Dallas general manager Jim Nill must address this summer is goaltending. The Stars have many options for upgrades in net. Several teams find themselves with two (or more) NHL-caliber goalies, and in the anticipated expansion draft next summer, they'll only be able to protect one. Many of those same teams would benefit from an upgrade at the center position; Detroit, Winnipeg, Arizona and Tampa Bay (assuming Steven Stamkos signs elsewhere) immediately come to mind. Could Nill trade Eakin for a goalie? It makes a lot of sense.
If Cody Eakin is moved out this summer, Stars fans will mourn his loss. Not merely a fan favorite, he's a valuable part of this team. He's helped make the Stars a playoff team again. It's oddly fitting, then, that trading Eakin might make the Stars better still.
Jim Nill
Radek Faksa


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Q: How to compute the standard error of measurement (SEM) from a reliability estimate? SPSS returns lower and upper bounds for Reliability. While calculating the Standard Error of Measurement, should we use the Lower and Upper bounds or continue using the Reliability estimate.
I am using the formula :
$$\text{SEM}\% =\left(\text{SD}\times\sqrt{1-R_1} \times 1/\text{mean}\right) × 100$$
where SD is the standard deviation, $R_1$ is the intraclass correlation for a single measure (one-way ICC).

A: You should use the point estimate of the reliability, not the lower bound or whatsoever. I guess by lb/up you mean the 95% CI for the ICC (I don't have SPSS, so I cannot check myself)? It's unfortunate that we also talk of Cronbach's alpha as a "lower bound for reliability" since this might have confused you.
It should be noted that this formula is not restricted to the use of an estimate of ICC; in fact, you can plug in any "valid" measure of reliability (most of the times, it is Cronbach's alpha that is being used). Apart from the NCME tutorial that I linked to in my comment, you might be interested in this recent article:

Tighe et al. The standard error of
  measurement is a more appropriate
  measure of quality for postgraduate
  medical assessments than is
  reliability: an analysis of MRCP(UK)
  examinations. BMC Medical
  Education 2010, 10:40

Although it might seem to barely address your question at first sight, it has some additional material showing how to compute SEM (here with Cronbach's $\alpha$, but it is straightforward to adapt it with ICC); and, anyway, it's always interesting to look around to see how people use SEM.

A: There are 3 ways to calculate SEM. Also it is important if you want to have SEM agreement or SEM consistency. I will show you the SEM calculaton from reliability.
First you should have ICC (intra-class correlation) and the SD (standard Deviation). Then you calculate SEM as follows:
$$
SEM= SD*(\sqrt{1-ICC})
$$

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The kids had a blast romping in the S-N-O-W... and Sophie was so happy that it came on her birthday!
Great pics. Looks like the kids had a lot of fun.
That flag shot is pretty.
Snow...ugh. At least it was Saturday. It's beautiful, as long as you don't have to go out in it!
We got a sprinkle of snow yesterday, but Tsar wasn't impressed. He wants about six inches of it.


RURAL Affairs Secretary Richard Lochhead has claimed that farmers would receive more generous EU subsidies if Scotland became independent.
Speaking following the launch of Farming for Yes, a sub-group of the pro-independence Yes Scotland campaign, he said: "Independence will deliver greater financial support for Scottish agriculture not least the extra hundreds of millions of pounds of support through the Common Agricultural Policy that we will qualify for under the funding formula if a Member State in our own right."
Farming for Yes will take the independence campaign to rural voters.
It follows the creation of Rural Better Together, an off-shoot of the pro-UK campaign.


Radomił Charzyński focuses his practice on real estate law and is admitted to the bar in Poland and Germany. He advises developers, funds and banks on structuring, joint venture and development projects, asset acquisitions, and property financing.
Represented Madison International Realty in connection with the acquisition of 50% of the Warsaw Spire A office building and a joint-venture agreement with Ghelamco Group.
Represented SOHO Development, a Polish stock exchange-listed company, in the sale of a development property of over 53,000 sq m within the post-industrial Soho Factory complex in Praga-Południe, Warsaw.
Represented Hansainvest Real Assets in connection with the acquisition of Generation Park X - the first building in the Generation Park complex, a project consisting of three high-quality office buildings located in Warsaw.
Represented CA Immo in connection with the acquisition of all shares and all rights and obligations of the general partner of Warsaw Spire spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością Pl. Europejski 6 S.K.A., a company holding two buildings within the Warsaw Spire office complex: Warsaw Spire B and the Genesis restaurant building.
Represented Hansainvest Hanseatische Investment in connection with the acquisition of Atrium 2, an A class office building located in the center of Warsaw.
Represented Galeria Warmińska spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością sp.k. in connection with the sale of the Galeria Warmińska shopping center.
Represented HB Reavis in connection with the EUR 186 million sale of Gdański Business Center – two office buildings located in Warsaw.
Represented HB Reavis in connection with the EUR 120 million sale of Konstruktorska Business Center – an office building located in Warsaw.
Represented a fund managed by LaSalle Investment in connection with the development of a logistic park in Wrocław in connection with Panattoni Development Europe.
Represented Unibail–Rodamco in connection with development and construction of the Wrocławia shopping mall in Wroclaw.
°The above representations were handled by Mr. Charzyński prior to his joining Greenberg Traurig Grzesiak sp.k.


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Second Phase of Newport on the Levee to Come More Than 15 Years After First
More than a decade after Newport on the Levee first opened, developers are finally preparing to break ground on an $80 million addition to Newport on the Levee that will include a hotel, apartments, retail and parking.
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View of Lot B Development [Provided]
Newport on the Levee was the talk of the town in the late 1990s. It was to be one of the most prominent development projects in the urban core for some time, and transform Newport's riverfront into a place that would attract tourists year-round.
There were also lofty visions that the development of Newport on the Levee would spark a wholesale redevelopment of the Northern Kentucky river city, including virtually every neighboring property and the development of the 1,000-foot-tall Millennium Tower.
Original Vision for Newport on the Levee
These ambitions, however, were never fully realized. Newport on the Levee experienced a number a setbacks and never fully embraced the mixed-use nature that would ensure its success, Millennium Tower was cancelled almost as quickly as it was proposed, and while surrounding development has taken place, it has come at a much slower pace than envisioned.
Earlier this month developers took the next step forward with a plan to build on the long vacant Lot B next to the Purple People Bridge that would aim to address those issues.
According to Capital Investment Group (CIG), the investment would total $80 million and add 238 residential units, 8,000 square feet of street-level retail space, a 150-room hotel and an 800-space parking garage.
Newport city officials and CIG representatives say they intend to start construction in July 2015 and wrap-up a year later.
While this is good news for Newport on the Levee, it is certainly not when or how developers and city officials had originally envisioned the riverfront development taking shape.
In 2000, the plan was for Newport on the Levee to include a mall with a movie theater complex, an aquarium, a state-of-the-art 3-D IMAX theater, and a second phase of development that would begin just two years later and be anchored by a 200-room hotel.
Problems arose almost immediately when the 3-D IMAX shut down just two years after it opened in 2001. The retail portions of the mall also never seemed to live up to expectations, perhaps following in Tower Place Mall's footsteps and illustrating that enclosed shopping malls tend to not work in urban settings.
View of Planned Apartments [Provided]
As a result, the mall portion of the development has seen a constant cycle of tenants in and out, and more recently the replacement of most retail inside the mall structure by office tenants. Several restaurant operations have even relocated across the river to The Banks development. The former 456-seat IMAX theater has since been filled by the successful Newport Aquarium.
Shortly after the opening of the first phase of work at Newport on the Levee, city officials also pursued the USS Cincinnati submarine in an effort to dock it along the shore of the Ohio River next to Newport on the Levee. Those plans never materialized and now only a portion of the submarine vessel will be returning to the region – at a location in a future phase of Smale Riverfront Park along Cincinnati's riverfront.
During all of this Newport Aquarium has been a particularly bright spot for the development. It is consistently named one of the nation's best aquariums and is a constant draw for tourists and locals alike – attracting more than 11 million visitors since it opened 15 years ago.
With the Great Recession now in the past and new competition from The Banks, Newport officials and developers are looking to jump start things once more. The second phase of Newport on the Levee may be more than a decade behind schedule, but it will add a critical component that was sorely missing from the original development.
Full-time residents and a hotel at the site will help drive more business to shops and restaurants operating outside of the typical weekend hours popular for tourists. The revived talk of extending the streetcar system across the river also shows a new sense of collaboration and possibility that did not exist in the lead up to the new millennium.
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The ceasefire brokered by Iraqi mediators in the Iraqi city of Falluja appears to have weakened the fighters battling US marines while also creating divisions within the Sunni Muslim community.
The fighters have been trapped by the US siege in the flashpoint city west of Baghdad for the past three weeks, after having initially succeeded in winning national support for their cause.
"The city has been completely surrounded for the past 10 days and the fighters are trapped inside and cannot leave," said one local tribal chief, Mansur al-Hadithi, who is sympathetic to the resistance.
"Most of these fighters are from Falluja and determined to defend their city in case of an attack," he said.
The Islamic Party and the Association of Muslim Scholars, composed of top Sunni clerics, which helped broker the truce, have now come under fire from within the Sunni minority over their mediation.
"Our mujahideen had the situation under control, and the truce weakened them," said the statement. A nationalist leader accused the Islamic Party of campaigning for a truce from the first week of fighting "to extricate the Americans from the Falluja quagmire."
"The insurgents enjoyed unprecedented support. Iraqis, by the hundreds, Sunnis or Shia, were flocking to Falluja with a single goal: prevent the Americans from crushing the resistance," said Abd Al-Jabbar Kubaisi who leads "the National Iraqi Coalition".
"Four provinces rebelled in the south, some Baghdad neighbourhoods were in a state of insurrection, villages around Falluja were controlled by armed men, supply lines of the Americans were cut. It was the beginning of civil disobedience," he said.
But news of the ceasefire "disorganised the guerrilla movement and the solidarity movement ran out of steam," he added, pointing out that new recruits who came to Falluja to swell resistance ranks had now left.
However Sunni nationalists say Iraqi fighters who travelled to Falluja and have now returned to their homes will probably continue their struggle against occupation forces.
"The Americans are deluding themselves if they think they can subdue Iraqis by force or through bribery. When an Iraqi is humiliated, he rebels," said Muhammad Hamadani, a Falluja official.
The Islamic Party announced on Sunday it had negotiated a new accord with the US-led occupation forces to indefinitely extend the ceasefire.
"We have reached a new deal that extended the ceasefire indefinitely and secured an agreement on several new points," said official Hashim al-Hasani.
He said the deal includes a ban on carrying weapons starting on Tuesday and the start of joint patrols by Iraqi police, para-military Iraqi Civil Defence Corps forces and occupation troops in the city on the same day.
But the Association of Muslim Scholars was more cautious and warned that US troops were trying to play for time and were determined to storm the city.
The lifting of the Marines' siege is the key demand of Falluja residents who face shortages of fuel and bread.
Last week, Falluja civic leaders and the occupation struck an accord that requires the fighters to hand in heavy weapons and allow joint patrols with Iraqi security forces and occupation troops.
But occupation commanders have said the weapons handed in so far are "junk".
The Association of Muslim Scholars believe that a US troop withdrawal from Falluja is unlikely in the near future.
US Marines launched their offensive on 5 April after the killing of four US contractors in Falluja.


I was working in my virtual Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard environment the other day and needed to transfer a file to my host system. I was amused to discover that the icon assigned to both my notebook and server was a large, beige CRT with a Windows blue screen of death displayed. This may be old news to the rest of the world, but it was new to me. Back in June 2007, Wired Gadget Lab posted a screenshot of the then-beta OS X 10.5 Leopard containing the icon that they termed an Easter egg. Author Charlie Sorrel ended the brief post by stating, "I hope this makes it into the final release, but somehow I doubt it." It did make it in and when Leopard was released on 26 October 2007, the icon drew some additional attention. Anil Dash found the icon distasteful and categorized it as passive-aggressive by Apple and lame. Engadget published instructions on how to change the icon to something "a little less condescending." Chris Owens read those instructions and decided to make his own icon to replace the one he termed "a little tasteless." Whether or not it is tasteless or passive-aggressive, I found it amusing even as a lifelong PC and Windows owner. While it is undeniably true that Windows has had a history of stability issues, these problems have been corrected in Windows 7 and are now a thing of the past. In the eleven months I have owned my ThinkPad W500 running Windows 7 64-bit, I have experienced solid performance without any blue screens. Sure, there has been an odd occasional issue, but none has crashed the operating system nor has it caused any. I was not able to get the Windows network map to display the Mac, possibly due to the nature of hardware emulation, so I cannot be certain what icon would display. Having combed through the available icon libraries including shell32.dll, imageres.dll and DDORes.dll, I am however confident that no sarcastic icons exist. At least publicly, who knows what Microsoft engineers have running on their systems. Perhaps it is an icon of an Apple LCD and Sad Mac.


NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. (April 27, 2017) – Stonehill College, ranked 18th in this week's Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) Division II poll, used a 6-1 run in the second half to close out a 15-11 victory over Merrimack College in Northeast-10 Conference women's lacrosse action at Martone-Mejail Field tonight.
Stonehill's (10-6, 9-3 NE10) win sets up a key Senior Night showdown with Pace University (11-4, 9-3 NE10), ranked 11th in the IWLCA Division II poll and 16th in this week's Nike/US Lacrosse Magazine poll, at W.B. Mason Stadium on Friday at 7 p.m. The winner of that game will turn around and host the other in a quick rematch in the quarterfinals of the NE10 Tournament next Wednesday, May 3. Merrimack (4-12, 2-10 NE10) caps its regular season at Assumption College on Saturday at 1 p.m.
Freshmen Kaitlin Healey (Westwood, Massachusetts/Westwood), MacKenzie Pleshaw (Franklin, Massachusetts/Franklin) and Jennifer Wheaton (Dartmouth, Massachusetts/Dartmouth) led the way for Stonehill in its sixth straight NE10 win. Healey totaled a season-high five points with two goals and a season-best three assists, adding two draw controls, while Pleshaw and Wheaton netted three goals each. Pleshaw also tallied two ground balls, a draw control and caused turnover, while Wheaton collected two draws.
Senior Shannon Booth (Pearl River, New York/Nanuet) also scored three goals for Stonehill, while junior Taylor Shannahan (Mendham, New Jersey/Morris Catholic) contributed two goals and an assist for three points, while adding three ground balls, a draw and two caused turnovers. Junior Brianna Doherty (Walpole, Massachusetts/Walpole) also totaled three points with a goal and two assists for the Skyhawks.
Freshman Bailey Grant (Chelmsford, Massachusetts/Chelmsford) preserved the win with nine saves to improve to 6-3 in the Stonehill goal. Sophomore Lauren Trepaney (Amherst, New Hampshire/Bishop Guertin) finished with nine saves over 52:40 in the Merrimack goal.
Sophomore Bridget Schofield (Littleton, Massachusetts/Littleton) led Merrimack with three goals, four ground balls and four caused turnovers, while sophomore Amber Feminella (Cortlandt Manor, New York/Hendrick Hudson) and freshman Kyra Schwartzman (Kennebunk, Maine/Kennebunk) each netted two goals. Feminella also collected four draw controls, while Schwartzman tallied three draws and a ground ball. Freshman Ally DeCosta (New Bedford, Massachusetts/St. Mary Academy-Bay View) chipped in with a goal and assist.
Stonehill scored the first three goals of the game, the first two off the stick of Pleshaw, on its way to a 5-1 advantage ten minutes into the contest following goals from Booth and Wheaton just 27-seconds apart. After a free-position goal by Schwartzman with 17:18 remaining in the half, the Skyhawks extended their lead to five (7-2) with Wheaton's second marker of the night with 13:48 left in the frame.
Merrimack closed out the half with four straight goals, including a pair from Feminella, to pull back within a goal (7-6) at the intermission. Wheaton's third of the game, assisted by Doherty, opened the second half scoring and restored a two goal cushion for Stonehill four minutes in. The Warriors pulled even less than seven minutes into the half after back to back goals from freshman Olivia Colletti (Massapequa, New York/Massapequa) and DeCosta.
Stonehill regained control from there, with Healey having a hand in the next three goals with a goal and two assists, as the Skyhawks used a 6-1 run to reclaim a five goal lead (14-9) after Booth's second goal of the night with 7:20 left. Healey finished with two goals and two assists in all during the deciding run. Schofield netted two straight goals to draw Merrimack back within three (14-11) with 3:55 remaining, but Booth capped the scoring with her 27th goal of the year with 31-seconds left.


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MILAVIA > Air Shows > Bray Air Display 2019 - Bray, Ireland Last updated: 23 August 2019
Air Show Report : Bray Air Display 2019 - Bray, Ireland
Bray Air Display 2019 - Bray, Ireland
Jason Phelan reports back from the 2019 Bray International Air Display in Ireland. All photos by the author.
The 14th Annual Bray Air Display took place over the weekend of 27th & 28th July 2019 in the spectacular setting of Bray seafront, Co Wicklow, Republic of Ireland. A short hop from Dublin City centre, Bray is easily accessible by the DART service. Bray 2019 had a mix of solo aerobatics, Formation Teams and unique flypasts and the weather attracted a record-breaking crowd.
The highlight of the weekends activities was the very special opening formation flypast of an Aer Lingus A320 in the new corporate livery and no less than 5 PC-9M's from the Irish Air Corps. Sunday's display was opened with a rear crowd arrival to a cheering and enthusiastic crowd. Several flypasts followed with the Air Corp in forming onto the A320 in various formations.
The Irish Air Corps have always been a big supporter of Bray and 2019 was no exception. Following the magnificent opening flypast, the traditional 4-ship PC-9M "Silver" flight delighted the crowd with a tight 4-ship display and a solo routine. With a CASA CN235 demonstration, the Irish Air Corps Black Knights Parachute Team jumping from a height of 5000ft from a Eurocopter EC-135, and the later then giving an extremely tight solo display and completing the services contribution.
Throughout the weekend a variety of solo aerobatic aircraft showed off some high energy manoeuvres. With Richard Goodwin in the Pitts S2S, Eddie Goggins in the Mudry CAP232 and Dave Bruton's Sukhoi 31. Team Raven also wowed the crowds with their 5-ship display in their home built RV4/RV8 aircraft of aerial ballet and formation flying. The Irish Parachute Club contributed six jumpers on the Sunday in gusty winds having dropped from a height of 5000ft from their aircraft a Pacific Aerospace 750XL (5B-CLY).
The Royal Air Force have been regular supporters of the show over the years and in 2019 Flt. Lt. Liam Matthews of RAF 72 Squadron, Linton-on-Ouse represented the RAF in the very last display season of the Shorts Tucano T1. The Tucano is to be retired at the end of 2019 after 30 years and replaced by the Texan T1.
John Dodd flew a very impressive display in the Duxford based, 1944 manufactured P-51 Mustang "Miss Helen", bringing a very vintage and classic sight and sound to the display. Not to be out done the Irish Historic Flight Foundation (IHFF) executed a beautiful display with two Chipmunks and a Boeing Stearman.
For many, the highlight of the show and been afforded the show closer for both days was the Royal Jordanian Falcons. This is the teams third consecutive year to attend Bray and the crowds were not disappointed with a very impressive and spell binding routine for 2019. The combination of the commentary, music, display, setting and enthusiastic crowd made for a real showstopper.
It was unfortunate that the Strikemaster Pair and the Blades for the Sunday show got stuck in the UK, the later due to the poor weather conditions. This is now the fourth year that The Blades team have been unable to make it to Bray and it is hoped that the team will be fifth time lucky in 2020 in enthralling the Bray spectators.
Sé Pardy, Director, Bray Air Display said: "The weather certainly didn't let us down and was the perfect backdrop to another spectacular aerobatics display. Pilots and aerobatic teams love performing in Bray thanks to the carnival atmosphere and spectacular backdrop of sand, sea and Bray Head. Thanks to everyone who came to Bray to support the event and cheer on the participants."
"Sincere thanks to our supporters, Bray.ie, the Irish Aviation Authority and Wicklow County Council whose support makes this event possible," continued Sé. "We also could not run the Bray Air Display without the wonderful volunteers who give their time and expertise so willingly. We're looking forward to doing it all again next year which will be a very special 15th year of the Bray Air Display."
Bray Air Display was recognised as 'Best Festival / Event Experience over 50,000 people' at the prestigious, national Irish Tourism Industry Awards 2017 and in 2018 and 2019 it won silver in the 'Best Tourism Initiative' category at the All-Ireland Community and Council Awards.
Visit www.brayairdisplay.com to keep up with news, dates and participants for the 2020 Bray Air Display.
Report and photos by Jason Phelan ( view portfolio )
First Published: 23 August 2019


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Muzy est une commune française située dans le département de l'Eure, en région Normandie.

Géographie

Localisation

Il existe en réalité trois Muzy imbriqués les uns dans les autres :

 la commune de Muzy, dans l'Eure, qui reprend le territoire de l'ancienne seigneurie de Muzy-en-Normandie et qui regroupe sept hameaux : le Vieil Estrée, Bourg-l'Abbé, l'Estrée, Tizon, le Verger, Aulnay, Pont-Charrier et ... Muzy ;
 le hameau de Muzy, situé sur la rive nord de l'Avre, donc en Normandie, dans le département de l'Eure ;
 le hameau de Muzy, naguère appelé « Muzy-en-France » et situé sur la rive sud de l'Avre, en Eure-et-Loir.

Hydrographie
Muzy est traversée par l'Avre.

Climat
Le climat qui caractérise la commune est qualifié, en 2010, de « climat océanique dégradé des plaines du Centre et du Nord », selon la typologie des climats de la France qui compte alors huit grands types de climats en métropole. En 2020, la commune ressort du type « climat océanique altéré » dans la classification établie par Météo-France, qui ne compte désormais, en première approche, que cinq grands types de climats en métropole. Il s'agit d'une zone de transition entre le climat océanique, le climat de montagne et le climat semi-continental. Les écarts de température entre hiver et été augmentent avec l'éloignement de la mer. La pluviométrie est plus faible qu'en bord de mer, sauf aux abords des reliefs.

Les paramètres climatiques qui ont permis d'établir la typologie de 2010 comportent six variables pour les températures et huit pour les précipitations, dont les valeurs correspondent à la normale 1971-2000. Les sept principales variables caractérisant la commune sont présentées dans l'encadré ci-après.

Avec le changement climatique, ces variables ont évolué. Une étude réalisée en 2014 par la Direction générale de l'Énergie et du Climat complétée par des études régionales prévoit en effet que la  température moyenne devrait croître et la pluviométrie moyenne baisser, avec toutefois de fortes variations régionales. Ces changements peuvent être constatés sur la station météorologique de Météo-France la plus proche, « Dreux », sur la commune de Dreux, mise en service en 1996 et qui se trouve à  à vol d'oiseau, où la température moyenne annuelle est de  et la hauteur de précipitations de  pour la période 1981-2010.
Sur la station météorologique historique la plus proche, « Évreux-Huest », sur la commune de Huest,  mise en service en 1968 et à , la température moyenne annuelle évolue de  pour la période 1971-2000 à  pour 1981-2010, puis à  pour 1991-2020.

Urbanisme

Typologie
Muzy est une commune rurale, car elle fait partie des communes peu ou très peu denses, au sens de la grille communale de densité de l'Insee.

Par ailleurs la commune fait partie de l'aire d'attraction de Paris, dont elle est une commune de la couronne. Cette aire regroupe .

Occupation des sols

L'occupation des sols de la commune, telle qu'elle ressort de la base de données européenne d'occupation biophysique des sols Corine Land Cover (CLC), est marquée par l'importance des territoires agricoles (74 % en 2018), néanmoins en diminution par rapport à 1990 (76,7 %). La répartition détaillée en 2018 est la suivante :
terres arables (55,1 %), forêts (19,6 %), prairies (15 %), zones urbanisées (6,4 %), zones agricoles hétérogènes (3,9 %).

L'IGN met par ailleurs à disposition un outil en ligne permettant de comparer l'évolution dans le temps de l'occupation des sols de la commune (ou de territoires à des échelles différentes). Plusieurs époques sont accessibles sous forme de cartes ou photos aériennes : la carte de Cassini (), la carte d'état-major (1820-1866) et la période actuelle (1950 à aujourd'hui).

Toponymie

Le nom de la localité est attesté sous la forme Museum en 1144 (charte de Geoffroy, évêque de Chartres), Musi vers 1160 (bulle d'Alexandre III), Museium en 1163 (charte de Rotrou, évêque d'Évreux), Musiacum en 1239 (cartulaire de l'Estrée), Musyacum en 1277 (charte de Philippe le Hardi), Musy ou Mussy en 1452.

Histoire

L'histoire de Muzy remonte à l'an 1100, à l'époque où Rahier du Donjon épouse Berthe de Lèves et reçoit en dot le fief de Muzy et de Louye.  Rahier qui prend alors le nom de Muzy fonde successivement l'église (vers 1100), le prieuré qui lui est mitoyen (1128) qu'il place sous la dépendance de l'abbaye de Coulombs, et en 1144 l'abbaye de l'Estrée, de l'ordre de Cîteaux, où saint Bernard fit de longs séjours.

Muzy est placée en bordure de l'Avre qui constituait à l'époque la frontière entre le duché de Normandie et le royaume de France.

Politique et administration

Les seigneurs de Muzy (1100 à 1790)

1100 à 1145 : Rahier  de Muzy

1145 à 1155 : Geoffroy de Muzy

1155 à 1200 : Rahier  de Muzy

1200 à 1255 : Jean  de Muzy

1255 à 1275 : Robert de Muzy

1275 à 1306 : Jean  de Muzy

1306 à 1331 : Robert de Tournebu

1331 à 1335 : Guy de Tournebu

1335 à 1340 : Nicolas  Behuchet

1340 à 1420 : Nicolas  Behuchet

1420 à 1461 : Perrette Behuchet

1461 à 1489 : Michel de Lagrée

1489 à 1508 : Gauvain III de Dreux

1508 à 1521 : Jacques de Dreux

1521 à 1540 : Nicolas de Dreux

1540 à 1550 : Charlotte de Dreux

1550 à 1588 : Jean de Moüy

1588 à 1590 : Jacques de Moüy

1590 à 1610 : Françoise de Moüy

1610 à 1615 : Henri Anquetil

1615 à 1633 : Françoise Anquetil

1633 à 1661 : Félix Le Conte de Nonant

1661 à 1666 : Louis-Jacques Le Conte de Nonant

1666 à 1687 : Jean-François Le Conte de Nonant

1687 à 1710 : Alexandre de Guenet

1710 à 1740 : François Paul Alexandre de Guenet de Louye

1740 à 1753 : Henri François Adjutor de Guenet

1753 à 1780 : Henri Alexandre de Guenet

1780 à 1790 : Jean-Marie d'Arjuzon

Les maires de Muzy (depuis 1790)

Démographie

Culture locale et patrimoine

Lieux et monuments

 Abbaye Notre-Dame d'Estrée : vestiges de l'abbaye royale édifiée au milieu du  et démolie à l'époque de la Révolution.
En subsiste l'église Saint-Jean-Baptiste, inscrite au titre des Monuments historiques le .En 1128, Rahier  fonde un prieuré dédié à Notre-Dame. Encore active au , la communauté périclite au . Le prieuré tombe en commende puis disparaît au . Seule subsiste l'ancienne église priorale. L'édifice est consolidé au cours du , puis endommagé en 1944.L'église présente un plan rectangulaire. Le clocher est arasé en 1959. Construit en maçonnerie de calcaire et silex liés au mortier, l'édifice est percé de baies ogivales et épaulé par des contreforts plats.L'intérieur présente un volume unique à voûte lambrissée. En 1963, des peintures murales sont découvertes dans la nef, attribuables au .

Personnalités liées à la commune
 Firmin Didot, industriel du papier, possède une rue à son nom ; le site du moulin des Forges abrita l'école d'apprentissage de son imprimerie.

Héraldique

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Articles connexes

 Communes de l'Eure

Liens externes
 Muzy sur le site de l'Institut géographique national

Commune dans l'Eure
Aire urbaine de Dreux

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Aqueduct convention center would be too far from NYC attractions, industry experts say
February 22, 2012 09:30AM
One big hitch in Governor Andrew Cuomo's ambitious plan for a convention center near the Aqueduct is the proposed site's distance from major New York City tourist attractions, according to industry executives cited by the New York Times.
While the Jacob Javits Center is walking distance from attractions along Times Square, Broadway and Fifth Avenue that conventioneers and trade shows long to see, Aqueduct is an hour-long subway ride away.
Granted, the Javits Center is too small for some larger shows, but experts say there's no guarantee organizers will opt for a more remote location in Queens simply because a larger facility exists there. Plus, the Times noted that the Javits Center has one of the highest utilization rates of any convention center in the U.S.
"People want to be in the heart of Manhattan," said Mark Scheinberg, president of the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association that produces the annual auto show at Javits. "Do they want to be on the fringes of Queens?"
Hotel operators that depend on conventions and trade shows were also skeptical of the plan, and said they were unlikely to build "out there" despite Cuomo's plan. [NYT]
Tags: Aqueduct convention center, Jacob Javits Center


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Q: How to connect my php page to remote mongodb server? I need your help. I'm making a project for my thesis and I'm trying to fix this problem for a week without any results. I know that there are a lot of similar topics but I can swear that I didn't find nothing cocern my problem.
I have a web domain on "register.it" where my website has supposed to be. My website need to communicate and handle data from mongo database. So, I have also a remote server (with Ubuntu 16.04) where I install everything correctly (I followed an online guide and tested everything). In fact, locally (I mean, with the mongo shell), there aren't any problem. If I use "systemctl status mongod" it is active. These are other features of the environment:

*

*php 7.0.30

*mongodb 3.4.16

*mongodb driver 1.5.1

*mongodb database driver 1.6.16

Of course, I also added the extension in the "php.ini" file and allowed the connection from anywhere to the port 27017.
My simple page php have this code:
$mongo = new MongoClient('mongodb://user_of_db_admin:passwd_of_db_admin@151.236.61.166:27017/admin');
   echo "Connection to database successfull."
But it doesn't print anything. If I write only the echo, obviously, it will show the text. And if I write this code instead of the echo:
$dbs = $mongo->listDBs();
print_r($dbs);
the page will show this text "listDbs(); print_r($dbs);".
In others questions the users complaining because the page showed an error about the connection mongo function (or at least some error message), but I receive only text or a blank page.
I hope you could help me. If there are others information that you need, tell me and I will update my post.


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EDWIN H. CLOIJGH.
Edwin H. Clough was born in Sonora, February 11, 1854. His early boyhood was passed amidst the beauties and grandeur of Tuolunme's everlasting hills at a period when "the first low wash of civilization," had begun to flow back from her borders—a period of aftermath, when the mad race for wealth that seemed inexhaustible had settled to a spasmodic search in which hope did not spring eternal in the prospector's breast. It was a boyhood among men whose names and deeds are prominent in the history of the State and Coast. The impression which these surroundings made upon his mind have already borne fruit in graphic delineations of the life and character of this section of California. Mr. Clough is the eldest son of James Perry Clough, at one time County Assessor of Tuolumne, and subsequently associated with Jesse Hanson in the stationery business in Sonora. He was a grandson of Luke Wheelock, a well-known pioneer of the county. In 1863 his parents removed to San Francisco, where he attended the public schools until 1871, when he entered upon the career of journalism as a reporter for the Chronicle. He was afterwards employed on the Call, was the first city editor of the Evening Post, and subsequently took a position as city editor of the Sacramento Bee. In 1875, in partnership with W. H. Roberts, Mr. Clough purchased the Union Democrat, published at Sonora. During two years he acted as editor of this journal, finally disposing of his interest to Judge C. H. Randall. During the legislative sessions of 1880-81, Mr. Clough reported the business of the Legislature for the Sacramento Bee, contributing to the columns of that paper a series of satirical and burlesque sketches descriptive of the scenes, episodes and actors of the session. At the close of the "hundred days," Mr. Clough, assisted by Hugh J. Mohan and John P. Cosgrove, published a volume of "pen pictures" of senators, assemblymen and State officers. The authors wrote without fear or favor, and the result was a fair exposition of the nature and motives of the men of whom they wrote. Mr. Clough was city editor of the Stockton Independent until April, 1881, when he was engaged on the Evening Tribune of Oakland, where he is at present city editor. While connected with the Union Democrat, in 1876, he began the publication, in the Argonaut, of a series of sketches and short stories based upon scenes, incidents and characters native to Tuolumne and the adjacent mountain counties. Among his best known productions are "The Bad Man of Bodie," "A Singed Cat," "The Man From Arizona," "Chispa," "Ah Choy—Barbarian," " Sing Lee—Proselyte," and" The Pard's Epistles," the latter creating widespread comment on account of the keen satire and broad humor which they contained. The quaint philosophy and childlike simplicity of "James Snaggleby, Esq.," of Rawhide Flat, and the ostentation, hypocrisy and sham of the people among whom he fell and who fleeced him mercilessly, won for the author a fame that extended beyond the borders of the Pacific Coast. In December, 1877, Mr. Clough married Miss Llewella H. Pierce, also a native of Tuolumne, and the daughter of Llewellyn Pierce, one of Tuolumne's oldest pioneers. Since his marriage he has resided almost continuously in Oakland, where he has engaged in literary and general newspaper work. He is still young, and with fine natural advantages and the encouragement of past success gives brilliant promise of achieving a proud eminence in the lengthening list of Tuolumne's favorite sons.
"A History of Tuolumne County, California" Pub'd by B.F. Alley, 1882. Pg. 341.
Submitted by: Nancy Pratt Melton


Standing outside Sultan's Market, 2057 W. North Ave., owner Masada Ramli explains that it took three months for her 300 bag order of organic chickpeas to arrive from Istanbul, Turkey.
ChillFest's live music will help kickoff the 2017 holiday shopping season during Small Business Saturday in Wicker Park and Bucktown from 2 to 6 p.m., Nov. 25.
Harmony House goes crafty cool for their 2nd anniversary in their eco-friendly shelter as they hold their Kitty Summer Social, June 8 from 1 to 4 p.m., 2914 N. Elston Ave.
Chicago Animal Care and Control is searching for animal lovers who would like to help with several tasks.


(Phoenix, AZ) Monday, November 8, 2010, kicks off Drowsy Driving Prevention Week®, a National Sleep Foundation public awareness campaign to educate drivers about sleep safety. The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety released a new study showing that the tragedy of drowsy driving is more pervasive than shown in previous estimates. Their study shows that drowsy driving involves about one in six deadly crashes; one in eight crashes resulting in occupant hospitalization, and one in fourteen crashes in which a vehicle was towed. These percentages are substantially higher than most previous estimates, suggesting that the contribution of drowsy driving to motor vehicle crashes, injuries, and deaths has not been fully appreciated.
According to the Foundation's 2009 Sleep in America poll, about one-third (28%) of Americans admitted that they have fallen asleep behind the wheel within the past year, and more than half (54%) said they have driven while drowsy. The AAA Foundation study shows that more than a quarter of surveyed adults admitted they drove despite being so tired that they had difficulty keeping their eyes open in the previous month.
Sleepiness can impair drivers by causing slower reaction times, vision impairment, lapses in judgment and delays in processing information. In fact, studies show that being awake for more than 20 hours results in an impairment equal to a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08%, the legal limit in all states. It is also possible to fall into a 3-4 second microsleep without realizing it.
Don't be too rushed to arrive at your destination. Many drivers try to maximize the holiday weekend by driving at night or without stopping for breaks. It's better to allow the time to drive alert and arrive alive.
For more information about drowsy driving, visit the National Sleep Foundation's drowsy driving website at www.DrowsyDriving.org.
In an effort to reduce the number of fatigue-related crashes and to save lives, the National Sleep Foundation is declaring November 8-14, 2010 to be Drowsy Driving Prevention Week®. This annual campaign provides public education about the under-reported risks of driving while drowsy and countermeasures to improve safety on the road.


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Faucets Manufacturer to Expand
Bronze Works Inc., T&S Brass
T&S Brass and Bronze Works Inc., a leading manufacturer of faucets, fittings and specialty products and accessories, plans to expand operations in Greenville County, SC. The $10.3 million investment is expected to create 22 new jobs, according to the company.
"T&S Brass and Bronze Works Inc. has been a part of the Travelers Rest community since 1979, and we are delighted to be expanding our business here yet again," said Claude I. Theisen, president, T&S Brass and Bronze Works Inc. "T&S Brass and Bronze Works Inc. is experiencing tremendous growth across the globe, and it all stems from the success we've realized at our Travelers Rest Headquarters and Manufacturing facility. The city of Travelers Rest, Greenville County and the South Carolina Department of Commerce are key partners in making this next level of growth a reality. The partnership helps ensure a bright future for those who work within the plant and the surrounding community. T&S Brass and Bronze Works Inc. looks forward to growing opportunities in Travelers Rest."
Founded in 1947, T&S Brass and Bronze Works Inc. provides products for food service, industrial, commercial plumbing and laboratory markets.
T&S Brass and Bronze Works Inc.'s Greenville County operations, located at 2 Saddleback Cove in Travelers Rest, SC, serve as the company's global headquarters. This two-phased expansion will increase capacity and distribution capabilities in phase one. Phase two will include an upgrade of the company's existing training and headquarter facilities.
The project is expected to be fully completed in the fall of 2024.
The Coordinating Council for Economic Development has approved a $150,000 Set-Aside grant to Greenville County to assist with the costs of building construction.
Bronze Works Inc.T&S Brass
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Vicky Kaushal injures himself during shoot, gets 13 stitches.
A Magnitude of 6.1 Earthquake shakes Taiwan.
Jet Airways Management proposes for a Temporary Shutdown.
Massive Fire rages in Paris Cathedral.
University Grants Commission (UGC) bans some courses in distance mode learning.
Mumbai University postpones examinations to avoid clash against Loksabha Polls.
#10yearchallenge the new fad on social media that's flaunting the world.
Facebook sets a whole new team to tackle fake news during the upcoming Loksabha elections.
To keep an eye on objectionable content and fake news on a real-time basis, Facebook has set up a quick response team in Singapore. The team will work closely with the Election Commission of India, informed an official of the social networking giant.
Facebook, which had come under severe criticism for its inability to curb the misuse of its platform to circulate fake news in past by several governments, had started preparing for the Indian general elections almost a year ago. It has set a product team in the US.
This extremely unusual measure should be seen in the light of importance the company attaches to the country like India where it has close to 300 million subscribers, informed the official in an interview to ET.
Besides setting up the product team, many of Facebook's tools and products have been revamped and localised, keeping the upcoming elections in mind.
The company pioneered this concept during the US and Brazilian elections and brought in a cross-functional team that can make quick decisions. Besides Singapore, it's extending this globally and launching new centres in Dublin as well.
In addition, Facebook has also launched an exclusive feature for India – 'Candidate Connect'. This new feature will allow India's Lok Sabha candidates to record their election manifesto in the form of 20-second videos and share it with their constituents.
Facebook will ask a set of four questions to the candidates who can then post their 20-second response videos to each of these queries.
Last week, global and Indian social media outlets had agreed to follow a 'voluntary code' on taking down 'problematic content' and bringing 'transparency in political advertising'. Almost a third of India's 900 million voters are active on social media, making this one of the world's biggest ever attempts to monitor internet content.
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Election Commission orders Eros Now to take down the webseries on Narendra Modi.
Hardik Patel can't contest polls, but will campaign for Congress.
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New research says that your hairs can define the vitamin D.
Pakistani singer Atif Aslam outswinged from Salman Khan Films 'Notebook'.
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I wish I could travel back in time. To the time where there were only cowboys roaming the land. This man, who was also pictured in A Peek into the Cowboy Lifestyle reminds me of those times. I hope this lifestyle never dies because there is so much to love about it.


September, a magic month for a pleasent stay in Umbria between nature and art. During the day you can discover the beautiful place of Umbria and in the evening you can relax in the garden around the swimmingpool.
You'll be in green space, surronded by nature that gives you peace and serenity drinking a glass of sparkling wine in the garden.
You'll be wake up by the smell of lavander and by the birds chirping.
You'll live an unique charming holiday in a farmhouse in Umbria.


PARIS (AP) - For Serena Williams, missed chances came in a flurry yesterday at the French Open.
She shanked overheads, hit wild volleys and squandered seven break points. The net result: a stunning third-round loss to No. 27-seeded Katarina Srebotnik, 6-4, 6-4.
The hasty exit matches Williams' earliest in nine visits to Roland Garros and guarantees a first-time women's champion. Williams, who won the French Open in 2002, was the lone former champion to enter the draw.
"I missed a lot of easy shots and a lot of key points that I felt like could have turned the match around," Williams said.
Three-time defending champion Rafael Nadal played for the fourth consecutive day in the rain-interrupted tournament and defeated Jarkko Nieminen 6-1, 6-3, 6-1 in the third round.
Nadal, who was bothered this spring by a blister on his right foot, won easily despite needing treatment of the foot by a trainer after the second set.
The 27-year-old Srebotnik earned the biggest victory of her career. She has only one win over a player ranked higher than the No. 5-ranked Williams, beating No. 4 Amelie Mauresmo at Zurich in 2005.
Top seeded Maria Sharapova and No. 2 Ana Ivanovic advanced. In the completion of a second-round match halted in the second set yesterday because of darkness, Sharapova beat Bethanie Mattek 6-2, 3-6, 6-2. Ivanovic reached the fourth round by beating Caroline Wozniacki 6-4, 6-1.
Williams, who played the day's first match on Court Suzanne Lenglen, converted only one of eight break-point chances and was 0 for 6 on break points in the second set. She repeatedly set up points well but failed to finish them, losing 14 of 21 points at the net.
"There are a lot of things I would try to do different, but you can't rewind time," said Williams, who also lost in the third round in 1999.
In the final game of the first set, Williams dumped an easy overhead into the net. Four points later, she worked her way forward but blew a volley then bent over in dismay and pressed her forehead against the tip of her racket handle.
Srebotnik kept her cool down the stretch.
"Today I woke up and it was just another opportunity," Srebotnik said. "This is what you work so hard for - to be in third round where you play Serena or someone like that and you have really nothing to lose."


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Ronaldo to make Saudi debut in friendly against PSG
Cristiano Ronaldo is set to play in Saudi Arabia for the first time since joining Al Nassr after he was named as captain of Riyadh ST XI for an exhibition match against Lionel Messi's Paris St Germain, officials announced on Monday.
The 37-year-old Portuguese will lead the team made up of players from Saudi sides Al Hilal and Al Nassr against Messi's PSG in what will be the latest chapter of the celebrated global soccer rivalry.
The line-up also features Saudi internationals Salem Al-Dawsari, who scored in the shock group-stage win over Argentina in last year's World Cup, and Saud Abdulhamid.
The highly anticipated showdown, which reportedly had more than 2 million online ticket requests, will take place in Riyadh on Thursday.
The bidding for a VIP "Beyond Imagination" ticket to the match has already topped 10 million riyals ($2.66 million) in an auction that is set to end on Tuesday.
Ronaldo missed the first two domestic games for Al Nassr after being suspended by England's Football Association for knocking a phone out of a fan's hand in April.
The Portuguese forward arrived at the Arab team earlier this month on a deal until 2025 estimated by media to be worth more than 200 million euros (US$216.34 million).
Ronaldo is set to make his first competitive appearance in the Saudi Pro League on Sunday when Al Nassr host Al Ettifaq.
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According to various sources, more than half of all Americans die without estate planning. When this occurs, a state court must decide who will get the assets and, if the person has any children, who will care for the assets. Although estate planning is most associated with the wealthier class, many financial advisors state most individuals can benefit from it. In fact, many explain that it is better to start earlier rather than later.
How might this become problematic? If an individual dies and survives an unmarried partner or wished to leave their assets with a favorite charity, the court will more than likely pass the assets to the closest blood relatives instead. For this reason, individuals should be sure to list their specific desires in their will should they wish to direct their assets to specific parties in the event of their death.
Experts explain that as individuals move through different milestones in life, it is important that they change their beneficiaries. One financial planner explains one situation he had with a client who, after divorce, updated his will to exclude his ex-spouse. However, because his beneficiary designations were not updated, his ex-spouse was entitled to his retirement account assets.
What if No Beneficiary is Listed or the Beneficiary Has Already Passed?
In these types of cases, assets automatically go into probate, which is when the assets are used to pay off any debts, and the remainder is distributed to heirs. Each state has laws that govern the amount of time creditors have to make a claim against a descendant's estate. This timespan usually lies between 6 months to a year.
At Carlson & Burnett, we understand cases involving estate planning and probate can be highly complex and emotionally taxing, and that is why we stand ready to provide you with legal assistance. When you choose to work with our Omaha estate planning lawyers, we will examine every detail of your situation and determine which strategies can best safeguard your future and the futures of your closest loved ones. Remember, it is best to take action sooner than later, so we invite you to call us right away.
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#ifndef calibrationhelpers_h
#define calibrationhelpers_h
#include <nan.h>
#include <string>
#include <queue>
#include <utility>

#include "../quantlibnode.hpp"

#include <oh/objecthandler.hpp>

using namespace node;
using namespace v8;
using namespace std;

class SwaptionHelperWorker : public Nan::AsyncWorker {
  public:
    string mObjectID;
    string mOptionTenor;
    string mLength;
    ObjectHandler::property_t mVolatility;
    string mIborIndex;
    string mFixedLegTenor;
    string mFixedLegDayCounter;
    string mFloatingLegDayCounter;
    ObjectHandler::property_t mYieldCurve;

    string mReturnValue;

    string mError;

    SwaptionHelperWorker(
      Nan::Callback *callback
      ,string ObjectID
      ,string OptionTenor
      ,string Length
      ,ObjectHandler::property_t Volatility
      ,string IborIndex
      ,string FixedLegTenor
      ,string FixedLegDayCounter
      ,string FloatingLegDayCounter
      ,ObjectHandler::property_t YieldCurve
    ):
      Nan::AsyncWorker(callback)
      ,mObjectID(ObjectID)
      ,mOptionTenor(OptionTenor)
      ,mLength(Length)
      ,mVolatility(Volatility)
      ,mIborIndex(IborIndex)
      ,mFixedLegTenor(FixedLegTenor)
      ,mFixedLegDayCounter(FixedLegDayCounter)
      ,mFloatingLegDayCounter(FloatingLegDayCounter)
      ,mYieldCurve(YieldCurve)
      {

      };

    //~SwaptionHelperWorker();

    //void Destroy();

    void Execute();

    void HandleOKCallback();

};

class CalibrationHelperSetPricingEngineWorker : public Nan::AsyncWorker {
  public:
    string mObjectID;
    string mPricingEngine;

    string mError;

    CalibrationHelperSetPricingEngineWorker(
      Nan::Callback *callback
      ,string ObjectID
      ,string PricingEngine
    ):
      Nan::AsyncWorker(callback)
      ,mObjectID(ObjectID)
      ,mPricingEngine(PricingEngine)
      {

      };

    //~CalibrationHelperSetPricingEngineWorker();

    //void Destroy();

    void Execute();

    void HandleOKCallback();

};

class CalibrationHelperImpliedVolatilityWorker : public Nan::AsyncWorker {
  public:
    string mObjectID;
    double mTargetValue;
    double mAccuracy;
    long mMaxEvaluations;
    double mMinVol;
    double mMaxVol;

    double mReturnValue;

    string mError;

    CalibrationHelperImpliedVolatilityWorker(
      Nan::Callback *callback
      ,string ObjectID
      ,double TargetValue
      ,double Accuracy
      ,long MaxEvaluations
      ,double MinVol
      ,double MaxVol
    ):
      Nan::AsyncWorker(callback)
      ,mObjectID(ObjectID)
      ,mTargetValue(TargetValue)
      ,mAccuracy(Accuracy)
      ,mMaxEvaluations(MaxEvaluations)
      ,mMinVol(MinVol)
      ,mMaxVol(MaxVol)
      {

      };

    //~CalibrationHelperImpliedVolatilityWorker();

    //void Destroy();

    void Execute();

    void HandleOKCallback();

};

class SwaptionHelperModelValueWorker : public Nan::AsyncWorker {
  public:
    string mObjectID;

    double mReturnValue;

    string mError;

    SwaptionHelperModelValueWorker(
      Nan::Callback *callback
      ,string ObjectID
    ):
      Nan::AsyncWorker(callback)
      ,mObjectID(ObjectID)
      {

      };

    //~SwaptionHelperModelValueWorker();

    //void Destroy();

    void Execute();

    void HandleOKCallback();

};

class OneFactorAffineModelCalibrateWorker : public Nan::AsyncWorker {
  public:
    string mObjectID;
    std::vector<string> mCalibrationHelpers;
    string mMethod;
    string mEndCriteria;
    string mConstraint;
    std::vector<double> mWeights;
    std::vector<bool> mFixedCoeff;

    string mError;

    OneFactorAffineModelCalibrateWorker(
      Nan::Callback *callback
      ,string ObjectID
      ,std::vector<string> CalibrationHelpers
      ,string Method
      ,string EndCriteria
      ,string Constraint
      ,std::vector<double> Weights
      ,std::vector<bool> FixedCoeff
    ):
      Nan::AsyncWorker(callback)
      ,mObjectID(ObjectID)
      ,mCalibrationHelpers(CalibrationHelpers)
      ,mMethod(Method)
      ,mEndCriteria(EndCriteria)
      ,mConstraint(Constraint)
      ,mWeights(Weights)
      ,mFixedCoeff(FixedCoeff)
      {

      };

    //~OneFactorAffineModelCalibrateWorker();

    //void Destroy();

    void Execute();

    void HandleOKCallback();

};

class ModelG2CalibrateWorker : public Nan::AsyncWorker {
  public:
    string mObjectID;
    std::vector<string> mCalibrationHelpers;
    string mMethod;
    string mEndCriteria;
    string mConstraint;
    std::vector<double> mWeights;
    std::vector<bool> mFixedCoeff;

    string mError;

    ModelG2CalibrateWorker(
      Nan::Callback *callback
      ,string ObjectID
      ,std::vector<string> CalibrationHelpers
      ,string Method
      ,string EndCriteria
      ,string Constraint
      ,std::vector<double> Weights
      ,std::vector<bool> FixedCoeff
    ):
      Nan::AsyncWorker(callback)
      ,mObjectID(ObjectID)
      ,mCalibrationHelpers(CalibrationHelpers)
      ,mMethod(Method)
      ,mEndCriteria(EndCriteria)
      ,mConstraint(Constraint)
      ,mWeights(Weights)
      ,mFixedCoeff(FixedCoeff)
      {

      };

    //~ModelG2CalibrateWorker();

    //void Destroy();

    void Execute();

    void HandleOKCallback();

};

#endif

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Kyffhäuser Monument, Entente
Veröffentlicht am 21. September 2019 | Von 7803Sheila
Jamila back in Munich; Wellcome celebration at the Oktoberfest
Quedlinburg, Cradle of the German Empire
Emperor Wilhelm I. (1797-1888, emperor since 1871, the one with the long beard) is commemorated with several colossal monuments in Germany at different spots. Wilhelm I. won fame as arbitrator in the big war between England and the USA, the "Pig And Potato War" in which a British pig was shot by an american farmer after the british pig had eaten american tubers in the garden of the farmer. (not to be confused with the Potato War between Bavaria, Prussia and Austria 1778/1779 where much more potatos and Prum plums were at risk.)
"Es ist schwer, unter einem solchen Kanzler Kaiser zu sein" (Wilhelm about chancellor Bismark; it's hard to serve as an emperor under chancellor Bismark)
This one here is in the Kyffhäuser mountain range close to Bad Frankenhausen. It was erected after the victory in the war 1871 over France and 1866 also Bavaria and after the founding of the second German empire after the Napoleon age (and the well payed agreement of Wittelsbacher Ludwig II.). In a period of national enthusiasm when also several unfinished project like the cathedral in Cologne or the one in Ulm were accomplished.
Barbarossa is also commemorated within the same monument. One of his vacation homes is not far away in Thuringia.
The Hartz mountain range in the north is also visible from here and the Thuringian Forest in the south.
Grandson Wilhelm II. had his colossal appearance at the Rhine river in Koblenz.
The Hohenzoller emperors liked it big.
Sheila also saw the "Niederwalddenkmal" at Rüdesheim at the Rhine River before.
Wilhelm I., later emperor, 1848 prince, proposed to beat down the revolution of 1848 with "Kartäschen" (Canister shots, atillery, splinter bombs) to kill his own revulutionary citizens. Which brought him the the nickname "Kartäschenprinz". In Munich there too was a revolution 1848 at the end of the reign of Bavarian King Ludwig I., but mainly because of his affair with Lola Montez.
On the way from the parking lot to the Memorial there is also a crummy memorial of Reichskanzler Hindenburg. But as the one we saw is made from wood it can't be the original. It was covered with nails, probably one of the statues to donate money for victims of WWI. (Kriegsnagelungen)
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