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FC Barcelona Travel Guide
Everything you need to plan a football-themed holiday to Barcelona.
Interested in a football trip to Barcelona? Of course you are! FCB are one of the most famous and iconic clubs in the world, and the Camp Nou one of the most famous and biggest sports stadiums in the world.
Whether you want to take in a game or just tour the stadium, this guide will help you plan a memorable sporting holiday.
More than a club
The giants of world football love their slogan mes que un club which in English means 'more than a club'. And that's exactly what they are. For FC Barcelona are a symbol of not only a city, but the entire Catalan region.
The red and yellow stripes of the Catalan flag (and of the independence movement) are just as common a sight as the famous red and blue stripes among the local fan base.
One of the world's most famous football stadiums is also one of the biggest. A capacity crowd at the Camp Nou sees almost 100,000 people creating an atmosphere never to be forgotten.
As well as being the home ground of FCB, the stadium has hosted two UEFA Champions League finals, five FIFA World Cup games including the opening game of the 1982 tournament, and the final of the football tournament at the 1992 Olympic Games.
Opened in September 1957, the stadium does show its age despite renovations in 1995 and 2008. Some of the modern facilities now include mini-pitches for training matches and a chapel for the players. A €600 million project is planned to improve the stadium further and is due for completion by 2021.
Museum & stadium tour
An undoubted highlight for all football fans is the combined stadium tour and entry to the FC Barcelona museum. The self-guided tour begins in the museum, where you will learn all about the club's history and strong connection to the city and Catalonian identity.
The tour then proceeds through various parts of the stadium including a tremendous view of the pitch. The great thing about the self-guided nature of the experience is that you are free to take your time, and take as many selfies as you desire!
Watching a game
While seeing the stadium, taking the tour and exploring the museum will satisfy most football fans, being present for a game is the icing on the cake. FC Barcelona season ticket holders and members get priority on tickets, but it's usually possible to get tickets for most games if you book in advance.
Unfortunately due to La Liga TV rules, the exact date and time of fixtures are only confirmed as little as ten days before the scheduled weekend, so bear this in mind if planning a weekend trip.
FC Barcelona shopping guide
The Camp Nou is home to an enormous superstore that stocks everything from replica jerseys to footballs, toys to t-shirts. The stadium tour ends in the superstore, so during the afternoon the queues to pay can be long. If you know you want to buy a shirt, visit the superstore before taking the stadium tour.
There are also a number of much smaller official FCB stores around the city, the best known of which is on Plaça de Catalunya. Some street merchants on La Rambla also sell shirts, but check carefully to verify their authenticity, or be disappointed when you take the shirt out of the wash!
The Les Corts neighbourhood in which the stadium is located is largely residential and there isn't much to do beyond the obvious. This means staying near the Camp Nou isn't essential to enjoying a perfect football weekend in the Catalan capital. Numerous metro lines are within easy walking distance of the stadium, so staying in downtown Barcelona is a good choice.
Having said that, some games in La Liga kick off as late as 9pm, so if you are planning to attend an evening match, perhaps you would prefer to be in the vicinity of the stadium? If so, there are a couple of choices within a 10-15 minute walk of the arena. Here's our take on the cheapest hotels near the Camp Nou.
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Verbal abuse or belittling can always have damaging health effects, causing depression, anxiety, insomnia and even suicide. While all populations can feel the effects of verbal abuse, senior citizens who are dependent upon nursing homes or caretakers are one segment of the population at great risk. Stressed nursing home staff, lack of sufficient staff supervision or background checks and improper nursing home policies can all cause seniors to fall victim to verbal abuse or belittling. As Atlanta, Georgia Elder Abuse Attorneys we know this is a big problem, especially among seniors who cannot or will not speak up for themselves, such as those suffering from dementia.
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Google Senior Software Engineer Salary: No Limit... for a Few
by Nick Kolakowski Aug 1, 2019 4 min read
How much do senior software engineers earn at Google?
To figure that out, we crunched data from levels.fyi, which crowdsources salary data from the biggest tech companies. It should come as zero surprise that Google, one of the most famous and well-monetized tech firms in the world, pays its senior engineers quite a bit of money.
At the L7 level (i.e., senior staff software engineer), annual salary can top $256,059 per year, coupled with $286,176 in stock options and a bonus of $83,294. That's a generous salary, but it's not quite as insane as what some employees can earn as a Google Distinguished Engineer, where payouts (according to what little data levels.fyi has received) can top a million dollars annually. (Remember, Google is also competing for talent against not only the other major tech companies, but also banks and other deep-pocketed firms; that's really costly.)
Compare Google's data to Microsoft, where engineers who hit level 67 (i.e., principal software development engineer, and roughly equivalent to Google's L7) are paid roughly $222,714 in salary, along with $226,000 per year in stock options, and a bonus of $73,143.
Check out this chart to see how everything matches up:
According to Glassdoor, senior software engineers at Google can earn $172,818 as their average base pay, along with average cash bonuses of $30,921, stock bonuses of $104,769, and some other cash incentives for a total of $201,000. That's a bit below what levels.fyi stated for L7s, but "senior software engineer" is a broader term that no doubt incorporates a number of internal rankings.
Google software engineers who have spent long careers at the company also have the added benefit of tons of stock options—you might "only" make $300,000 a year, but you have millions in Google stock because you've been there since 2004.
For Googlers with special skills, though, the salaries can become truly, epically insane. In 2017, a report in Bloomberg suggested that the search-engine giant paid some core employees in its autonomous-driving division enough to walk right out the door.
"Early staffers had an unusual compensation system that awarded supersized payouts based on the project's value," the news outlet reported. "By late 2015, the numbers were so big that several veteran members didn't need the job security anymore, making them more open to other opportunities, according to people familiar with the situation."
In other words, for software engineers with a very particular set of skills, there isn't much of a limit to how much you can get paid. If Google views your abilities as vital to its multi-billion-dollar ambitions, it'll shell out enough for you to buy your own private island somewhere.
"HIRE ME, GOOGLE!"
And that's wonderful, but not all software engineers are going to have those must-have skills, or walk through the doors with a world-changing idea that'll make Sundar Pichai scramble for his checkbook.
In light of that, it's probably worth mentioning how much Google pays its entry-level software engineers, since that sort of data is probably more relevant to the vast bulk of tech professionals: An average of $115,000, combined with a $44,000 signing bonus, stock options worth $139,000, and an annual bonus of $22,000. That's a solid salary—and an attainable position for those new to the tech industry who exhibit the right skills and proficiency.
These salaries align with those in the broader tech industry, as well. For example, do a head-to-head with Lyft and Uber, two "buzz-y" firms that recently IPO'ed, and which pay their respective software engineers a pretty hefty salary.
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As people ask questions on this site and of the NDNRC, we will begin to compile a list of Frequently Asked Questions in order to assist those who are enrolling people with disabilities in health plans.
The National Disability Navigator Resource Collaborative (NDNRC) is an initiative of seven national cross-disability organizations in order to provide disability information and support to navigators and other enrollment specialists as they assist consumers with enrollment through the Affordable Care Act insurance marketplaces.
Who makes up the NDNRC?
What is the purpose of the NDNRC?
It is estimated when the Affordable Care Act was passed in 2010 that 3.5 million people between the ages of 16 and 65 were uninsured and also had pre-existing medical conditions and/or disabilities. These individuals will face multiple options when enrolling for health insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act's Marketplaces. The NDNRC aims to provide technical assistance to those who will be assisting these uninsured individuals so that the consumers can enroll in an appropriate health insurance plan given the individual's needs.
Who is the NDNRC designed to help?
The NDNRC is meant to assist the CMS funded navigator programs as well as other enrollment specialists, such as state-based navigators, connectors, assisters and certified application counselors. However, the NDNRC will also develop the material with a consumer friendly approach so that it will be of use to disability advocates and consumers with disabilities who are enrolling in a health insurance plan.
What kind of materials will the NDNRC be developing?
The NDNRC will develop disability-content materials, including a technical assistance guide and 17 fact sheets addressing various topics that are critical for consideration as consumers with disabilities enroll in health insurance plans. As information becomes available, the NDNRC will also develop materials that address state-specific information.
The NDNRC is made possible through a 12 month grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.


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Do you start poems and then stop, not sure where to go with them, and how to take them there? Do you in fact stop writing poems before you start, worried about language, and the effect it has? In this full-day workshop, workshop leader Alice Burdick will help you work on ways to open up your practice to innovation and honesty, through a variety of writing experiments and approaches, and deep readings. This workshop is open to writers at all stages of their career.


With only one week to go until the first of three straight CSA championship weekends, teams will be maneuvering for final rankings position and looking for that final competitive tune-up this weekend.
The only conference tournament on the docket is the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Women's Championship, which kicks off this evening at Trinity College. Along with the NESCAC Women's Champion, the Ivy League will crown its men's and women's champions after the final matches of the round robin take place on Sunday.
Sabrina Sobhy looks to lead the Harvard women to an undefeated season without losing an individual match.
Harvard University has a stranglehold on the top spot in both sets of rankings, with both teams undefeated heading into their final two matches. They will look to clinch at least a share of the league titles at home tonight against archrival Yale before they travel to Brown on Sunday with eyes on the outright championships. The Harvard women, in particular, will be eager to clinch a uniquely impressive feat: an undefeated regular season without having dropped an individual match.
The battle for Top-8 positioning on the men's side will be fierce this weekend. The No. 5 Columbia men hope to bolster their resume and play spoiler in their match at home against No. 2 Penn on Sunday. A Quaker victory will almost certainly solidify the current three-way tie in the second spot of the rankings, forcing a tiebreaker. First, the Lions will have to overcome a tricky road match at No. 8 Princeton this evening. The I-95 corridor north from New York will be abuzz with Club Locker updates on Sunday, as Yale hosts Dartmouth, including a match between the No. 6- and No. 7-ranked men's teams.
Not to be outdone, there are several other men's matches with important rankings implications. No. 19 MIT makes a challenging road trip with upsets on the mind, heading to No. 18 Middlebury first on Saturday before traveling down to No. 17 Williams for a Sunday match. Teams moving in opposite directions in recent rankings releases – No. 13 Naval Academy and No. 15 Franklin & Marshall – will meet in a crucial match-up in Annapolis.
At the NESCAC Women's Championships, No. 3 Trinity will be the heavy favorites on their own courts. If the seedings play out as structured, however, the competition will be fierce for Nationals B Division positioning. One of those matches is already set in the 4-seed-versus-5-seed contest between Amherst and Tufts, who are currently tied at 16th in the latest national rankings. No. 13 Williams and No. 14 Middlebury are the 2- and 3-seeds, respectively, and could meet in a monumental semifinal match. Amherst and Middlebury won those match-ups during the regular season, but the slate is clean when it comes to the conference championships.
Three other regional competitions will provide final competitive playing opportunities before the championship season. Most of the Centennial Conference teams – Dickinson, Franklin & Marshall, Haverford, and Johns Hopkins – will meet in Lancaster, PA for an informal league championship. The No. 28 Wesleyan men will host a round robin with No. 29 Conn College, No. 34 Fordham, and No. 39 New York University. In the largest competition of the weekend, Virginia will play host to several men's and women's teams aiming for crucial additional match experience.
Live Scoring will be available for many matches during the weekend on Club Locker.
Please also follow the CSA on Twitter (@CollegeSquash) and Instagram (@college_squash) for social media updates throughout the weekend.


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Cyber X Designs has developed an innovative Power Point slide library application using PHP and MySQL. The Slide Library makes the management and distribution of slides and slides kits much easier. Other features include modules to manage KOL feedback, calendaring, and content management.
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Don't be afraid of change! – A life without limits is a life well lived!
Sorry it's been a while since my last post!
This post is quite a 'humble pie' post for me to write! When you are disabled there is a sense of uncertainty and sometimes anxiety about everyday life. For example are people going to be there to get you up in the morning? Are carers going to show up? The everyday stuff that able bodied people take for granted!
When I get settled for instance I don't like change, I have missed so many things because I get scared of the uncertainty of the future. I have even lost people extremely important to me because of fear! If I had one more chance at happiness and to do all the things I regret not doing then I would take it! For instance I would not care what people thought and be with the person I love! I would face all the meetings all the stress because the outcome would be amazing! I would tell everyone that didn't like it that I was doing it anyway because being happy and loved is more important than anything! When you find someone special hold them very close because one day they may not be there anymore. If I had one more chance with someone I would never let them go and fight for a 'brightside future' once again whatever it took!
The point of this post is to encourage you to say yes to everything no matter what the fear is because I assure you it will be worth it in the end if you just believe in yourself and the people that love you!
Don't waste another second being fearful and just embrace what could be the best thing you have ever done!
Remember love, happiness and joy conquers all!
Next post will be in 2019!


Sometimes you need to warm up and it's no use cranking the heat in your apartment way up when it's just you that's cold, and I mean cold. Bundling up in blankets and such is fine and all to stay warm, but becoming warm – that's the problem. After a recent walk home in the cold and taking forever to warm up I ordered a space heater for my apartment.
Bertie kept wanting to investigate it, but the hot air it was blowing kept making him all squinty-eyed.
He retreated to sit by the cool air coming out of the humidifier (another recent purchase. See it in the top-left of the above picture?) where he could study the space heater from a distance.
Soon, however, he came back over. Guess he just couldn't resist being warm, being a cat and all.
One final inspection after I turned it off. I don't think he's encountered anything that puts out as much concentrated heat like this does.


Many hands made light work of a spring clean-up in Ackworth which resulted in 58 bags of rubbish being removed weighing in at a stagging one-third of a tonne.
Around 30 volunteers rolled up their sleeves for the annual event with some extraordinary discarded waste being removed, including a car bumper.
The next clean-up will held over two days in the build up to the Tour de Yorkshire on April 28 and 29.


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Site 'A', contains an iframe to domain 'B', the html hosted on domain 'B' in turn has an iframe to domain 'C'.
A user is browsing site 'A'.  Do they have a direct connection to domain 'C' or is their connection via the iframe hosted on domain 'B'?

A: Well they have a connection to A, B and C as its their browser that requests all the pages from all three domains, based on the iframe source urls.
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In this implementation, the merchant should consider both third
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ABSA Capital South Africa Selects Trillium Software for Data Compliance
Trillium Software, a business of Harte-Hanks and a leading enabler of Total Data Quality solutions, today announced that Absa Capital- the investment banking division of Absa Bank and affiliated to Barclays Capital, has selected the Trillium Software System to assess the quality of data and ensure it is compliant with key business process requirements. The implementation forms part of a wider agreement with Trillium Software reseller Master Data Management CC (MDM CC) to assist with the practical implementation of a data governance framework.
"As a bank that places its customers at the centre of all it does, client static data underpins everything. From identifying new opportunities, to credit risk management, to accurate regulatory reporting, quality data is essential," said Ian Kriegler, CIO at Absa Capital. "We wanted partners with both strong technology and solid local expertise. MDM CC and Trillium Software provide this combination."
Absa Capital offers investment banking and related services in South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa. Data quality is recognised as a critical success factor for numerous strategic projects, as Absa Capital continues with its initiative to streamline operations and increase accuracy and consistency throughout the trading life cycle.
Master Data Management CC expects the data governance framework to extend the successes from client static into other areas in the business, such as to the trade store and credit risk management. A data metrics and reconciliation framework, built using the Trillium Software System could enable data owners and custodians to assess the compliance of data to business requirements. Data custodians can also quantify requirements (such as system enhancements or additional staff) that are necessary to meet agreed-upon service levels in a cost-effective way.
"If data governance is not pragmatic and measurable, then it cannot add value," said Gary Allemann, managing director at MDM. "Our approach allows the business to quantify perceived data quality issues and focus remediation where it is actually required."
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EAGAN, Minn. — Kyle Rudolph has won the Walter Payton Man of the Year Challenge (#WPMOYChallenge) and $25,000 from Nationwide to donate to the charity of his choice, the University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital.
Jordan, Andersyn, Finley and I would like to extend a huge "Thank You" for your support in making this campaign possible. The publicity that "Dear Kyle" has generated cast a light on something I am extremely passionate about. Jordan and I count every second spent at Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital as a true blessing. And with your help and support, you have impacted the lives of families and children more than you will ever know. For that, we are forever grateful.
Rudolph and #WPMOYChallenge was mentioned on social media more than any other player between Dec. 6 and Jan. 13.
Rudolph became connected to the University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital early in his Vikings career, which began in 2011. He attended holiday-themed visits hosted by teammates and has increased his commitment to patients and families over the years.
Kyle Rudolph's End Zone at the University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital officially opened in March 2018 after more than a year of fundraising ($1.6 million) by the Vikings tight end.
This unique space, which was designed with input from patients, provides opportunities for patients and families to take their minds off treatments. Features include an indoor basketball hoop, a lounge, a small kitchen, a digital sports simulator, a sensory walk/area for patients on the autism spectrum and video game consoles. Kyle Rudolph's End Zone already has had more than 3,200 visits.
In addition to hosting the holiday-themed visits for Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas each year, Rudolph and his family make other visits to support patients and their families. The Rudolphs also whisks patients and their families to the North Pole via jet rides to a magical place.
Families from the hospital, as well as those who have benefitted from Rudolph's generosity and kindness in his hometown of Cincinnati and his college coach, Charlie Weis, wrote "Dear Kyle" letters to explain their gratitude for his impact.
Rudolph did not know about the letters when he was asked to come to TCO Studios for what he thought would be a quick on-camera appearance. He was instead presented a simple envelope that contained letters that caused the tattooed tough guy to tear up from the heartfelt words of thanks.
The video was released on Vikings.com and social media, inspiring Vikings fans and others who have seen Rudolph's impact to support him in the #WPMOYChallenge.
Rudolph is the Vikings 2018 Community Man of the Year and the team's nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year. He and the 31 nominees by other NFL teams are invited to attend multiple festivities in Atlanta before Super Bowl LIII.
Each year, a panel evaluates the nominees and selects the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year. This year's winner will be announced during NFL Honors, the league's annual awards show that will be broadcast from Atlanta on the eve of Super Bowl LIII.


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The Prospect of a New Nigeria is certain - Dr. Suleiman
The Director of Research and Production of Ambassadors of Peace and Social Welfare Initiative, Dr. Ahmad Jibrin Suleiman has commended President Mohammadu Buhari for his strides in the reshaping of a new Nigeria.
In a statement circulated to both local and internal media platforms, Dr. Suleiman noted that last month Nigeria clogged the 59th year of self-rule, adding "years before now some of us have led the desperate call for change, and later, the movement for a new Nigeria."
According to him, "the year 2015 would no doubt go down in the annals of history as marking a new beginning. The current series of elections provide latest indications of this journey, a journey that calls for radical change in activism. A lot is happening; the sand is shifting so fast that the theme of activism now ought to change from disruptive to supportive tone. This interaction becomes necessary bearing in mind recent distractive tendencies. The drive for a new Nigeria cannot succeed with the current pervasive attitude:
"The positive strides in our national journey has been misjudged and gauged with unfitting indices.
"It is quite a pity that president that has made the most impactful achievements turn out to be the most abused leader in our national history.
"Activism now to us, must be redefined to mean taking away the conversation from primitive, childish and ignorant story of a Jibrin from Sudan to discussing the positive effects of border closure, additional linking bridges over the Niger in Asaba and Benue river in Ibbi. While the successful APC wind moves southern and further we must also appreciate the wind of a new rail moving northward to Kano from Lagos!
"In short while victories are being celebrated across Kogi and Bayelsa we want to celebrate on our part the following milestones:
1. Ease of doing business
2. Buhari has finally broken a major strangle hold of multi-national oil companies: Finally in U.K. the president achieved the feat of signing the amended Deep Offshore and Inland Basin Production Sharing Contract (DOIB PSC). In our perpetual distractive ways, our attention has been distracted away from the history of this strungle and significance of the signature. Since March 1999, previous government has merely attempted to, and yet failed to (if not for selfish reasons) tackle this affair where Nigeria has continually lost what was estimated to be $62 billion in the last 11 years. Yet, even this trip was derided by those who see nothing good in the president.
3. The Nigeria Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has reported that the importation of oil has reduced by 512 million liters in the last 3 months of border closure.
4. for the first time Nigerian neighbours have appreciated the practical impact of Nigerian economy through the border closure (including Rice exporting countries), for the first time we are rising up to our self-interest.
5. Recently, Professor Bolaji Owasonoye (the Chairman of ICPC) was said to have declared that the ICPC has uncovered N12 billion salary fraud in M.D.As
6. When India moved away from a beggar nation in the sixties, into one of the most innovative and productive nations, some of us thought it is unachievable but with the current trend, Nigeria is on its way, and even faster and better (it promises to be if the tempo is maintained).
7. Even though billions have been mark for Road Projects but nothing to show in the earlier regimes, Buhari introduced:
A. Presidential Infrastructural Development Fund - 81 Roads
B. Sukuk Bounds – 45 Roads
With these, the following Road Project Construction are on the way:
- Ibbi Bridge/Ibbi to Wukari Road Construction
- Lagos-Ibadan – Ilorin, - Abuja – Kano – Katsina, Enugu – Porthacourt, Yenagua – Otouke, Calabar – Katsina Ala etc.
524 Road Constructions"
Comparing Nigeria's journey so far with a fellow nation in 2015, Dr Suleiman explained that both leaders took over (Buhari May, 2015, Macri Argentina December 2015). Macri accepted loan (IMF) of $50 billion while Buhari refused, hence Argentina devalued while Buhari declined. Today Argentina currency devalued 566% and inflation up to 54.3% while Buhari steered Nigeria through without the IMF loan and mere inflation of about 11% which will definitely come down with the current policies.
He expressed positive view and optimism that, " There are a lot of development to appraise and give a thump up to a new Nigeria, including series of national security challenges we have faced and over-comed (Boko Haram, Herders/Farmers and current bandits/kidnappers challenges). It may be long to get there, but now the prospect of a New Nigeria is certain. However, we must play our roles as citizens, as active followers not passive onlookers in the destiny of our nation. All hands must be on deck. This is the new call deserving of the next level toward the New Nigeria"
The Prospect of a New Nigeria is certain - Dr. Suleiman Reviewed by getitrightnigerians on 07:01:00 Rating: 5


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Dörfer in der Woiwodschaft Kujawien-Pommern:
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 Broniewo (Sadki), Dorf der Gmina Sadki im Powiat Nakielski
 Broniewo (Złotniki Kujawskie), Dorf der Gmina Złotniki Kujawskie im Powiat Inowrocławski
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 Broniewo (Stegna), Dorf der Gmina Stegna

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Book Revives Memories of the Reliance Era
Those who have lived in Brightwalton for more than 35 years will have fond memories of Reliance as the local bus operator that grew to become a substantial coach business running trips all over the UK and abroad.
Memories of that era are now being revived with the publication on 30 April of the book 'Reliance Motor Services – The Story of a Family-Owned Independent Bus Company' by Barrie Hedges (who grew up here) and his friend David Wilder from Chaddleworth.
It was Barrie's great grandfather, James Hedges, who created the basis for Reliance when in 1917 he bought a horse-drawn carrier's round from the Thomas family of Leckhampstead. James' son, George, picked up the round when he came home from war in 1919, and soon invested in the newly available bus versions of the Model T Ford.
In the early 1920s, George moved the business from a barn at Brightwalton Common to land which he bought from the Wroughton family in the heart of the village. The name 'Reliance' was registered in the early 1930s and a rapid era of growth followed through the Second World War and beyond as the cream and brown buses became a big part of daily life.
Meanwhile, the origins of the Sayers haulage business at that time can also be traced back to James whose elder daughter, Ida, married Wilf Sayers. From them and their family came another major employer for what was then a busy village.
In the late 1940s, the next generation of the Hedges family took over the Reliance reins from George, with Alan as managing director, Colin doing the logistical planning and Gordon running the engineering. By the early 60s, the Brightwalton site had become too small and the company moved to new premises in Newbury. It did, however, maintain a small depot at Brightwalton until the company itself closed in 1985. Today, the site is occupied by Saxons Acre.
The book tells the story not just of the company but of the Brightwalton community in the era before the motor car became widely available. They were days when Reliance made it possible to get to work and to school – but also to expand horizons in leisure hours. Barrie also relates his own personal recollections of Brightwalton in the 1950s and 1960s and returns today to assess the changes.
Published by Pen & Sword, the Reliance book is available from its website and also from the Archway Bookshop at Axminster in Devon, which is owned by Barrie's stepson. The cost is currently reduced from the recommended retail price of £30 to £24. More details here: https://archwaybookshop.co.uk/product/reliance-motor-services-the-story-of-a-family-owned-independent-bus-company.


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What are tarot cards and why are people turning to them for guidance?
What are tarot cards? Dream guide, death doula, and mystic Tree Carr explains why reading tarot is so popular and how it can help you
(Image credit: Yevgeniy Sambulov/Getty Images)
By Tree Carr published 9 December 21
The world of tarot is, like astrology, becoming an ever-present part of contemporary society. An interest that may have formerly been seen as 'out there' or left of field is being utilized by some as a means of introspection. An idea, that's by no means a new concept.
From the days of antiquity, human beings have sought ways in which to connect to guidance to help them traverse the many ups and downs of the journey through life. From various forms of divination, reading your weekly horoscope, dreamwork through to connecting with deceased ancestors, the quest for answers is an innate part of the human experience.
Ancient external tools of guidance—like the casting of bones, rune stones, scrying mirrors, and tarot cards—have brought comfort, validation, decision making and have served as 'talking points' towards the bigger picture, helping to create an overview of the map through life.
And it hasn't stopped! In the modern age of technological revolution and industrialization, human beings are still seeking guidance and answers, and if not more than ever.
"Throughout the pandemic and lockdowns, the interest in tarot has increased. In times of crisis, people turn to spirituality, self-help, and guidance to help them navigate through the mists of uncertainty."
Tree Carr
Even though the 21st century has seen many achievements in technology and innovation, it is as though there is a sense of alienation—the isolation and disconnect from our inner worlds and that which is greater.
Nowadays, people increasingly look to ancient and more natural methods of coping with the ravages of modern life and this disconnect. From yoga to breathing techniques for anxiety. From buying the best aromatherapy candles and the best essential oils to enhance your day-to-day life.
In recent times, the interest in tarot has increased. In times of crisis, people turn to spirituality, self-help, and guidance to help them navigate through the mists of uncertainty.
Meaning of dreams—the most common dreams and what they really mean
Returning to ancient guidance systems could also perhaps be an unconscious reaction against the technology overload of smartphones, apps, and flatscreens. There is a soothing comfort in handling a deck of tarot cards, shuffling through them, mindfully choosing one, and sitting with its message.
(Image credit: Sarah Palmer/Getty Images)
My journey with tarot
I first saw the Rider-Waite tarot deck when I was 13 years old at a friend's house. Her mother owned a deck, which had been left over from her esoteric hippie phase of the 1960s. As I shuffled through the cards, I was transfixed by the images I saw in front of me. They felt as though they held great mystery and they evoked strong emotions within me.
Each card I gazed upon conjured up a different energy or emotion. Some of the cards were intimidating while others were transcendent. I eventually acquired my own deck and my own 'Fool's Journey' with them began.
As I evolved alongside the cards over the decades, my forensic and meticulous approach towards decoding each and every element on the cards helped me to connect the dots between the worlds depicted on them and how they related to external and internal realities past, present, and future.
In my deep investigation into the mysteries of the deck's cryptic language and compelling structure, I began tapping into the symbols, myths, archetypes, and even the body language of characters on the cards. The multilayered meanings and dimensions of the cards became a personal mission of mine to uncover. This must have been partly driven by my obsessive double Scorpio tendencies!
Tarot is a 78-card system of divination that symbolically embodies archetypal forces both unconscious and conscious—internal and external. Used for more than half a millennia in various forms, tarot cards are pictorial talking points, rich in symbolic language. A language that presents an overview of a person's life journey and allows us to reflect on the past, highlighting the present and postulating the future.
The symbology of the cards is saturated with history, myth, the occult, and the arcane. This is what makes them so enticing yet also intimidating to learn.
"Used for more than half a millennia in various forms, tarot cards are pictorial talking points, rich in symbolic language."
Tarot in Jungian psychology
Swiss psychoanalyst, Carl Jung was a big fan of the tarot. His concept of 'the archetypes' fit nicely into its system. Archetypes are models of people, behaviors, or personalities—The Caregiver, The Hero, The Rebel, etc.
His theory outlines that archetypes are inborn tendencies that play a role in influencing human behavior. This also ties into his ideas of the collective unconscious—which is the concept of a shared unconscious mind among beings of the same species.
In Jungian psychology, the archetypes represent universal patterns and images that are part of the collective unconscious. Jung believed that we inherit these archetypes much the way we inherit instinctive patterns of behavior. The famous psychoanalyst saw how this could be applied to the Tarot. The Major Arcana cards, the 22 archetype cards the 78 deck, represent the life lessons, karmic influences and the big archetypal themes that are influencing a person's life and soul's journey to enlightenment.
They represent the structure of human consciousness and hold the keys to life lessons passed down through the ages and therefore Jung saw the tarot as psychological images and symbols with which one plays, as the unconscious seems to play with its contents.
For more on the tarot check out Tree Carr's tarot book project— ARCANA: Unlocking the tarot for the 21st century
Throughout these uncertain times, I've been fascinated by the number of tarot bookings I've received and students joining my masterclasses. Through the process of supporting others through this practice, I've seen how the tarot has reconnected people not only to themselves but also to others.
So the next time you come across a tarot deck, have a go! You might be surprised by the insight and guidance it can bring.
Tree is a published author who works in the esoteric realms of dreams, death and divination.
As a Dreaming Guide, Tree helps those seeking to activate, explore and further understand their dream realms by cultivating a bespoke daily dreaming practice.
Tree is also a CPD Crossfields Institute Certified Death Doula. Her work as an End of Life Guide involves helping people spiritually, emotionally, existentially and practically at the end of their lives.
Dream guide, death doula, and divinatory guide
Tree Carr is a published author who works in the esoteric realms of dreams, death, and divination.
Her published books include 'Conscious Dreamer,' 'DREAMS: How to Connect With Your Dreams to Enrich Your Life,' and she's currently fundraising via Unbound to publish her latest book, 'ARCANA: Unlocking Tarot for the 21st Century.'
Tree is also a CPD Crossfields Institute Certified Death Doula. Her work as an End of Life Guide involves helping people spiritually, emotionally, existentially and practically at the end of their lives. Tree holds the space for healing, peace, support, and compassion during the profound and sacred time of death and dying.
As an intuitive empath, she is self-taught in divinatory guidance: The Tarot, Rune Stones and Astrology and has facilitated readings, rituals, classes, and courses spanning a wide variety of esoteric subjects.
The best Louis Vuitton bags to invest in—including the Speedy, Twist and Neverfull
Everything you need to know before investing in the best Louis Vuitton bags, plus a round-up of the most coveted styles
By Jess Beech • Published 14 January 22
Prince Harry and Meghan's intimate call with Kate Middleton revealed by royal source
Prince Harry and Meghan's intimate call with Kate Middleton in celebration of her 40th birthday has been revealed by a royal expert
By Laura Harman • Published 14 January 22


Originally established in 1953, the legendary Xian People's Hotel, embraced in a beautiful landscaped garden and is located right in the heart of Xian, has been completely refurbished into an ultra-luxury hotel. Reopened in 2014, Sofitel Legend People's Grand Hotel Xian features Italian restaurant, bars, spa and state of the art facilities. The hotel is only 45 minutes to airport and 1 hour to Terracotta Warriors Museum, and is within walking distance to many famous historical sites.
Xian was the ancient capital of China and is dotted with historic relics of 13 dynasties, from the majesty of the Terracotta Warriors a World Heritage, The Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Famen Temple, to the restored City Wall of the Ming Dynasty, listing a few.
Remark: to protect the heritage environment, please do not smoke in the hotel area.
The above room rates are valid from 1 January to 31 December 2019.
Rates are inclusive of breakfast, tax and service charge.
Include one breakfast for a child under 12 years old and sharing the same room with parents.
Check-in from 14:00; check out up to 12:00 noon.
Each room can add one extra bed at RMB550 per bed per night with breakfast included.
Upon confirmation of the booking, a deposit is required to guarantee the booking. Silk Road Hotel Management Co. Ltd. will contact you for the payment arrangement.
For cancellation made less than one month before arrival date, one night room rate per room will be charged.
Welcome to the Silk Road Hotel Management Co Ltd Electronic Reservation System. To make a reservation, please fill out the form below and submit it to us. You will receive a HOTEL CONFIRMATION either by email or by fax.
The hotel is only 45 minutes to airport and 1 hour to Terracotta Warriors Museum, and is within walking distance to many famous historical sites.
Going from the Xianyang Airport to Sofitel will require approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour depending on the road condition. Airport Taxi to the hotel is approximately RMB150 to RMB180. Hotel Limousine pick up is at RMB518 from the airport.


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Melissa Blair – Ph.D., University of Delaware
Public History, Architectural History
mfblair@umbc.edu
Rebecca Boehling – Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison
Professor, and Director of Global Studies and Director of Judaic Studies
Modern Germany, Jewish History
boehling@umbc.edu
Terry Bouton – Ph.D., Duke University
American Revolution, Early National U.S.
bouton@umbc.edu
Scott E. Casper – Ph.D., Yale University
Professor and Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Nineteenth-Century U.S., Cultural
casper@umbc.edu
Christy Ford Chapin – Ph.D., University of Virginia
Associate Professor and Affiliate Faculty in Public Policy, on research leave 2017-2018
Political Economy, Capitalism Studies, U.S. 20th century
cchapin@umbc.edu
Amy Froide – Ph.D., Duke University
Chair, Professor, Affiliate Faculty in GWST and LLC
Early Modern Britain, Women's and Economic History
froide@umbc.edu
Marjoleine Kars – Ph.D., Duke University
Associate Professor and Affiliate Faculty in GWST, LLC, and Public Policy (on research leave 2018-19)
Early Americas, Atlantic World, Slavery, Gender
kars@umbc.edu
Susan McDonough – Ph.D., Yale University
Associate Professor and Affiliate Faculty in GWST
Medieval Mediterranean, Sexuality, Law
mcdonoug@umbc.edu
Denise Meringolo – Ph.D., George Washington University
Associate Professor and Director of Public History
Public History, U.S. 20th century
ddm@umbc.edu
George Derek Musgrove – Ph.D., New York University
U.S. 20th century, Politics
derek.musgrove@umbc.edu
Andrew Nolan – Ph.D., University of Illinois
Senior Lecturer and Director of UMBC History Program at Universities at Shady Grove
U.S. 20th century, Constitutional, Legal, Race
nolan@umbc.edu
Meredith Oyen – Ph.D., Georgetown University
Associate Professor and Affiliate Faculty in Asian Studies and in Public Policy,
U.S. Foreign Relations, China, Transnational Migration
Director, Asian Studies Program
oyen@umbc.edu
Daniel Ritschel – D. of Phil., Oxford University
Associate Professor and Affiliate Faculty in Public Policy
Modern Britain, Economic Policy
ritschel@umbc.edu
Anne Sarah Rubin – Ph.D., University of Virginia
Professor, Associate Director IRC
U.S. Civil War, Digital
arubin@umbc.edu
Michelle Scott – Ph.D., Cornell University
Associate Professor and Affiliate Faculty in GWST, LLC, and Africana Studies
U.S. 20th century, Music, African American History
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Nianshen Song – Ph.D., University of Chicago
Assistant Professor and Affiliate Faculty in Asian Studies
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Professor, Affiliate Faculty in Asian Studies and GWST
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Middle Eastern, Islamic World, Gender
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MasterCard turn 5-a-side match into Champions League Final
By Craig Knowles on Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Champions League sponsor MasterCard gave unsuspecting five-a-side teams the surprise of their life, when their ordinary match in Istanbul was turned into a spectacle with a big game makeover.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Keeio6jJZpk
The two teams warmed up for the match, unaware of the preparation that had taken place with camera crews, staged fans and ex-World Cup final referee Pierluigi Collina waiting in the wings.
Sparked by the Champions League theme music, a band of young children acting as mascots ran onto the pitch,to start a match that they will never forget…
Bet they still had to pay their fiver for the match though!


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Every member of our movement agrees to adhere to the following principles:
a. RESPECT
We must maintain respect for others in our movement, even in disagreement.
This respect comes in two forms. Firstly, we must respect others for their efforts, and recognize that we are all committed to the success of our movement. We must argue in good faith, and avoid irrelevant personal attacks.
Secondly, we must respect others on an emotional level. Although we should strive at all times to avoid unnerving and aggravating others, we must also recognize that not only is it okay in general to be stressed, angry, depressed, or overwhelmed, but it is the appropriate response to the scale and weight of the work we're doing and the problems we're up against. We must respect emotional honesty and openness, and avoid tone policing.
b. INCLUSIVITY
We must not permit alignment with, or sympathy for, reactionary politics.
These include bigotry or prejudicial behavior or speech against the LGBTQ+ community, white supremacy, ethno-nationalism, imperialism, and genocide denial / apologia.
We must persistently disassociate with any person or group that displays these tendencies; we must not risk alienating and endangering our minority members.
2. Operations
a. DILIGENCE
We must all work as hard as we can to produce quality output in an efficient way.
If we successfully organize a global general strike in less than a year, it will be the most widespread, globally coordinated act of labour organizing in history. It will be a huge uphill battle, and we must keep this in mind in everything we do. We can't slack off; we can't waste any of our time or resources.
On the flip side, we must also recognize that periodic breaks and downtime are important, to avoid burnout and contribute to a healthy work environment. Our productivity will fall if we give too many tasks to too few people.
b. COLLABORATION
We must make use of all available talent and experience as much as possible.
Our time and energy is limited, and we can't waste it reinventing the wheel. We must ensure that our tasks are assigned to qualified people, their work is done openly and collaboratively, and their resources are published in a place where anyone can access them and adapt them for their purposes.
In particular, if one of our local teams is working smarter and quicker than our global campaign in a certain area, we must take steps to change this and make better use of this local talent in our global operations.
c. HORIZONTALISM
No person or group should have decision-making power over the collective.
In our movement, different people take on different roles and tasks based on their skills and experience, and certain people act as coordinators between teams, groups, and chapters. However, none of these people should have any more power than anyone else over decisions made on controversial issues.
Consensus shall be gathered through open democracy. Members will respect the principles of democracy. Any member is free to dissent or speak out against any decision, but unilateral attempts to override the democratic consensus of the group or to exert dominance or coercive force over any other member will not be tolerated.
d. RESPECT FOR TACTICS
We must respect diversity of tactics among local groups, and organize our actions to avoid conflicts between these groups.
Our awareness-raising events are happening all around the world, and local chapters will have different plans for their actions. It is important that no group allows their actions to interfere with those of another group.
To this end, we oppose any state repression of dissent, including surveillance, infiltration, disruption, and violence, and we agree not to assist law enforcement actions against activists and others.
e. CONSENSUS
Where possible, all important decisions must be made with complete consensus.
We're a diverse global movement, and certain groups are underrepresented in our online discussion. Bias towards certain perspective is inevitable in our organisation, and it is important we actively manage this through special attention to the concerns of statistical minorities on issues affecting them. This means that the majority opinion on certain issues will be biased in a number of ways. We must account for these biases by paying special attention to the concerns of these statistical minorities on issues that affect them.
Before any important decision is made, we must give everyone enough time to voice their concerns, and we must address and settle all of these concerns before taking any actions. If, after thoroughly discussing an issue, there are still outstanding concerns, only then should we consider a public vote on this issue.
While voting may be used as a backup measure for simple disagreements, it should not be used to override legitimate concerns about whether a proposal aligns with our principles. We must make decisions in a constructive and meaningful way.
f. TRANSPARENCY
All matters related to our operations must be public, unless there is a security risk.
We're a people's movement, and we should have nothing to hide from the people. If we keep things secret, not only are we less accountable, but we miss out on valuable input from the public.
The exceptions, of course, are sensitive personal information and passwords. We must keep this information secure, and when necessary, it should be managed by a trusted group of team members.
g. PLATFORMISM
We are a platformist organization, meaning that every member agrees to a adhere to the objectives and strategies outlined in a Platform which we have collectively developed and adopted through a process of consensus-building and open democracy. This Platform can be changed at will, but only through collective determination and democratic principles. No individual who refuses to adhere to any/all precepts of our platform will not be admitted membership, and any member who decides they no longer wish to adhere to our platform will be free to leave our group and is also free to join or build a group with a different platform without malice or impedance from our organization.
3. Messaging
a. CLARITY
We must not dilute our purpose and our selling point.
Our movement exists for a reason. Our movement, based on the principles of worker solidarity and striking as a powerful form of direct action to enact change and force the demands of the working class on the ruling class, occupies a unique and valuable place in the activism scene. This is our selling point, and we can't lose it.
We have come together under the initial onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic. We did not start this movement — we saw workers around the world rent striking, labor striking, and considering debt striking, and we decided to support those workers. We also see organizations becoming overburdened, and mutual aid networks springing up everywhere, and we want to support them as well. We are here to support, strengthen, and coordinate with individual workers and worker movements around the world to strengthen and defend the working class.
b. WORKER SOLIDARITY
We must recognize that our general strike is a manifestation of class struggle.
We are, first and foremost, a movement dedicated to the liberation of the working class. We see unions, labour councils, and other workers' groups, tenant and debtor unions, prison unions, as well as mutual aid groups and networks, as the primary catalysts of worker relief and empowerment.
From the IWW, a general strike "tends to gain its momentum from the ideological or class sympathies of the participants." We believe that this pandemic puts us in a unique position to build class consciousness and enact change, however our ambitions go beyond relief for this pandemic to eventual liberation of every human being who suffers from oppression or exploitation.
c. INTERSECTIONALITY
We must recognize that all oppressive structures reinforce each other.
To build a truly effective message, we must address how labor and tenant exploitation ties into other forms of oppression: imperialism, wealth inequality, the profit motive, people movement, etc. We believe that nobody is liberated until all are liberated, and we believe in the principles of intersectionalist analysis and struggle to free every human being from oppression and exploitation.
d. ANTAGONISM
We must recognize that our movement is, at its core, a fight against power.
With great power comes great responsibility, and the powerful have completely neglected their responsibility when it comes to fighting oppression and exploitation. This includes politicians, executives, lobbyists, but also, importantly, the corporate media. All of these groups have criminally underutilized their power to transform the circumstances of laborers, tenants, and debtors, and are thus directly responsible for mass death.
We must not be friendly towards them, praise them for half-measures, or signify that we are on their side, as they have not been on ours.
e. BOLDNESS
We must recognize that compromise on exploitation will never be enough.
It's hard to overstate the urgency of our situation, and the political will we'll need to fix it. A general strike is powerful, but short-term actions will not be enough.
We're trying to overcome some of the greatest threat humanity has ever faced, including global pandemic and global climate change. Eventually, this will require a massive societal shift, not only towards more eco-friendly and socially-oriented production and technology, but towards destabilizing and dismantling the structures that leave the plutocrats unaccountable for their reckless actions. We must not ignore this.
f. UNITY
We must not publicly denounce fellow activists and events.
Although our movement thrives on public input, and transparency is important, we must not air out our dirty laundry in front of the media.
g. NON-VIOLENCE
Ours is a non-violent organization.
We recognize that using non-violence is a privilege that is not available to everybody. We know that violence in self-defense and defense of the community is often warranted. That said, we are conceived as a non-violent organization. Our mission is focused solely on support and relief. As such, our members must never knowingly or intentionally propose or commit aggressive acts of violence, or seek out violence, or encourage the use of aggressive violence, when acting on behalf of our organization.


Lindsay von der Luft waits at the goalpost. The senior goaltender was called into action in Northwestern's first penalty shootout since 2006 in Saturday's loss to No. 17 Stanford.
With the Big Ten Tournament looming, Northwestern's weekend results were mixed.
After closing the conference season with a 4-3 win at Michigan State (8-11, 3-5 Big Ten) on Friday, the No. 10 Wildcats (12-7, 5-3) lost to No. 17 Stanford (11-5) 3-2 in a penalty shootout Saturday, extending NU's losing streak against ranked opponents to four games. Friday's win gave the Cats the No. 4 seed in next week's Big Tens and a Thursday matchup with fifth-seeded No. 15 Iowa.
Friday's win snapped a three-game Big Ten losing streak that had dropped NU from the top of the conference to the middle of the pack and onto the NCAA Tournament bubble.
The Cats managed a slight edge in shots on goal — 12 to 9 — while the Spartans earned 10 penalty corners to NU's seven. In contrast to recent games, the Cats took advantage of their opportunities, converting on a corner in the first half and scoring three goals in a 15-minute span after the break.
Junior forward Pascale Massey was instrumental in that effort, deftly navigating through the defense to give NU a 3-2 lead midway through the second half and add a crucial insurance less than five minutes later.
The Cats also took advantage of a penalty stroke save Friday from senior goaltender Lindsay von der Luft, who followed the effort up with eight saves Saturday. NU struggled to generate as many opportunities against the Cardinal, putting just five shots on goal and earning six corners in 100 minutes.
The offense went silent in the 30 minutes of the 6-on-6 overtime, which usually allows for more attacking opportunities because of the additional open space on the field. The Cats, however, went without a single shot or corner in that span.
NU also struggled in the exceedingly rare penalty stroke shootout, its first since 2006. All four shooters had their attempts saved.
The loss continued a downward trend for the Cats against ranked foes. After statement wins in late September against Maryland and Penn State, both ranked in the top six, NU has gone 0-4 against top-20 teams. Two of those losses — to Stanford and then-No. 16 Iowa on Oct. 14 — came against teams outside the top 15.
Nonetheless, Friday's win kept the Cats in the top half of the conference and gave them a preferential seed. They will, however, need to break their streak against ranked opponents to defeat Iowa in the tournament's opening round.
Though Saturday's loss was a difficult one for NU, Fuchs said it could be good preparation for postseason games.


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Rowing, paddling, and Olympic weightlifting kick off June's Sunshine State Games this weekend
May 30, 2018 in Press Releases, Sunshine State Games News
Sunshine State Games athletes will be gliding across the water at Nathan Benderson Park in rowing and paddling events and lifting heavy amounts of weight at the Olympic weightlifting competition at the Bradenton Area Convention Center.
This is the second weekend of multi-sport 2018 Sunshine State Games competitions going on through the months of May and June. The weekend of May 18-20, more than 2,500 of Florida's Finest Amateur Athletes competed in basketball in Alachua County, figure skating in Pasco County, and lacrosse in Broward County. Over 300 athletes will step into boats and up to the weight platform in Sarasota and Manatee Counties this weekend.
Nathan Benderson Park hosts 27 Florida rowing clubs and members of the Bay Area Rowing Club of Houston, Texas in boats containing one a single rower to as many as eight. A total of 156 athletes will compete in 59 events beginning at 9:00 a.m.
The Sarasota Crew will have 46 athletes competing on Saturday. Since its inception in 2002, the Sarasota Crew has grown to become one of the largest clubs in the United States. The Crew has won the Florida State Championship each year since 2011 and the Southeast Regional Championship from 2012-18. Within the last five years, the Sarasota Crew has sent almost 70 athletes to participate on the US Rowing Junior National Team. In the summer of 2017, four Sarasota Crew youth rowers represented the U.S. at the World Rowing Championships in Lithuania and won the gold medal in the 1X and a silver in the eight-plus races.
Teams from as far north as Jacksonville and Tallahassee will be in the water along with teams as far south as Miami.
On the other end of the park, Sunshine State Games paddling events will be running sprints with distances of 200, 500 and 1,000 meters. Marathon races of six and 12 miles will be held at Fort Hamer Park in Parrish.
Registered to race on Saturday are paddlers on both ends of the age groups. Tucker Goetz, a 16-year-old from Cape Coral is one of 15 members of the South Florida Canoe/Kayak Club competing. He is also a member of the American Canoe Association National Team Training Squad as part of its Olympic Development Program. He is coached by the 2002 Sunshine State Games Athlete of the Year Larry Parzynski and will attend a National Team Training Camp in Oklahoma City later this summer, according to Sunshine State Games Paddling Sprints Director, Melinda Mack.
Also climbing into the boat at Nathan Benderson Park is 62-year old Lloyd Reeves, from Crescent City, who became the first Floridian to win the BIG Little River Paddle Race at Reed Bingham State Park in Hahira, Georgia, with a record time in April. Reeves also won multiple medals at the ACA National Championship last summer in Clermont.
Besides serving as the sport director for the canoe/kayak Marathon races, John Edwards, of St. Petersburg, is one of the top marathon racers in the state of Florida. Edwards has traveled the globe to compete in races and has been a part of several open water team endurances races in the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean.
Among the 70 Olympic weightlifters on the platform Saturday at the Bradenton Area Convention Center are three veteran Sunshine State Games adult weightlifters and their children. Cory Aun, of St. Cloud, and his 12-year old daughter, Ashley, will be competing together, along with Gainesville's Chris Follenius, the 2011 Sunshine State Games Athlete of the Year (pictured below), and his son, 17-year old, Braden. Finally, Thomas Bennett, now the Weightlifting Coach at Spruce Creek High School, in Port Orange, will be participating with his daughter, Will.
"Tom, alongside Cory and Chris were not only SSG champions but all were part of the national powerhouse Tram Florida weightlifting from the late 90s-early 2000s," said Sunshine State Games Weightlifting Sport Director, and Sarasota resident Rich Lansky. "Each was a medalist at national events over that timespan as well. I was privileged to coach each one of these athletes at competitions over the years and it warms my heart to see their children take to the platform."
Aun has been competing in the Sunshine State Games with his twin brother, Jason, since 1998. When not competing, he assists in many different areas of the annual SSG meet. Follenius competes in USA Weightlifting Masters events and has recorded record-setting performances over the years in national competitions.
The annual highlight of the Sunshine State Games Olympic weightlifting event is the presentation of The Robert Murphy Spirit Award, named after the late SSG weightlifter. It is awarded to an athlete who best personifies the charisma, fight and never say die attitude of Murphy. The 2017 winner was Joe Fisher from Team Florida Gulf Coast Jacksonville who had a combined lift of 260kg (573 lbs). A Best Male and Female Lifter Award are also presented at the end of the competition.
Ultimate was originally scheduled to compete during the Sarasota/Manatee County Festival but will be contested as part of the 2018 SSG International Beach Games, to be held at the Sheraton Sand Key Resort, on Clearwater Beach, September 28-30.
Schedule of Events for the 2018 SSG Sarasota/Manatee County Festival
8:00 a.m. Canoe/Kayak Sprints Competition, Nathan Benderson Park, Sarasota
9:00 a.m. Rowing Competition, Nathan Benderson Park, Sarasota
9:00 a.m. Olympic Weightlifting Competition, Bradenton Area Convention Center
9:30 a.m. Canoe/Kayak Marathon Competition, Fort Hamer Park, Parrish
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The 39th Annual Sunshine State Games, the State of Florida's only Olympic-style Sports Festival, is presented annually by the Florida Sports Foundation (FSF), the state's lead sports promotion and development organization, and a division of Enterprise Florida, Inc. The events of this weekend are in conjunction with the Bradenton Area Sports Commission and Visit Sarasota.
The Sunshine State Games, an annual amateur sports tradition in Florida, is part of the state's $57.4 billion sports industry that accounts for 580,000 jobs statewide.
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Q: Dictionary Comprehension with multiple statements How would I simplify this using dictionary comprehension? I am working on a basic script to produce crystal supercells. Any criticism is welcome as I am a chemist and a rather poor coder. prim_cell is a user-defined dictionary of the following format:
for i in range(len(L_XYZ)):
    if Atoms == {}:
        Atoms.update({i: L_XYZ[i]})
    else:
        Atoms.update({max(Atoms, key=int)+1: L_XYZ[i]})

For context, the Atoms dictionary is initially empty
X = 2
Y = 2
Z = 2

prim_cell = {

1 : [ 'Pb', (0.000, 0.000, 0.000) ], 2 : [ 'Pb', (0.500, 0.500, 0.500) ],
3 : [ 'O', (0.305, 0.305, 0.000) ], 4 : [ 'O', (-0.305, -0.305, 0.000) ],
5 : [ 'O', (0.195, 0.805, 0.500) ], 6 : [ 'O', (0.805, 0.195, 0.500) ] }

Atoms = {}
Layers = {}

def Expand(prim_cell,Atoms,prim):

    Atom = [ prim[1][0]/X, prim[1][1]/Y, prim[1][2]/Z ]

    L_X = [ [ Atom[0] + i/X, Atom[1], Atom[2] ] for i in range(X) ]

    L_XY = [ [ Coord[0], Coord[1] + i/Y, Coord[2] ] for Coord in L_X for i in range(Y) ]

    L_XYZ = [ [ prim[0], round(Coord[0],9), round(Coord[1],9), round(Coord[2] +i/Z, 9) ] for Coord in L_XY for i in range(Z) ]

    for i in range(len(L_XYZ)):

        if Atoms == { }:

            Atoms.update( { i : L_XYZ[i] } )

        else:

            Atoms.update( { max( Atoms, key=int ) + 1 : L_XYZ[i] } )

    return Atoms

def Supercell(prim_cell,Atoms):

    for i in range(len(prim_cell)):

        Atoms = Expand(prim_cell,Atoms,prim_cell[i+1])

    Layered_Atoms = sorted(Atoms.items(), key = lambda x: x[1][3])

    for i in range(len(Layered_Atoms)):

        Layers.update( { i + 1 : Layered_Atoms[i][1] } )

    for key, value in Layers.items():

        print(key,value)

Supercell(prim_cell,Atoms)

Here is an example of the output. It's basically a cartesian expansion of each point in x y and z depending upon the values of X Y and Z
1 ['Pb', 0.0, 0.0, 0.0]
2 ['O', 0.305, 0.305, 0.0]
3 ['O', -0.305, -0.305, 0.0]
4 ['Pb', 0.5, 0.5, 0.25]
5 ['O', 0.195, 0.805, 0.25]
6 ['O', 0.805, 0.195, 0.25]
7 ['Pb', 0.0, 0.0, 0.5]
8 ['O', 0.305, 0.305, 0.5]
9 ['O', -0.305, -0.305, 0.5]
10 ['Pb', 0.5, 0.5, 0.75]
11 ['O', 0.195, 0.805, 0.75]
12 ['O', 0.805, 0.195, 0.75]

A: Like this:
Atoms = {i:v for i,v in enumerate(L_XYZ)}

A: Here is how:
Atoms = {**{(max(Atoms, key=int)+1 if Atoms else i): L_XYZ[i] for i,v in enumerate(L_XYZ)},**Atoms}

UPDATE:
It seems that the question's edited, and the answer is actually simpler:
Atoms = dict(enumerate(L_XYZ))

The reason the else statement in the question is completely ignored is because,

although we are adding items to the dictionary during each iteration,

the dictionary in the enumerate() remains the same, empty.


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Николай Геннадьевич Макаров (8 января 1925, Вологодская губерния — 19 августа 1975, Чита) — советский хозяйственный, государственный и политический деятель.

Биография
Родился 8 января 1925 года в селе Славянка Череповецкой губернии. В 1931 году семья переехала в Вологду, затем, в 1935 году – в Бодайбо Иркутской области, где отец работал в шахте.

Окончил Нижне-Бодайбинскую среднюю школу №10 в 1942 году; курсы авто-тракторных механиков в 1-ом отдельном батальоне связи Народного комиссариата обороны СССР в 1945 году; 9-тимесячные курсы переподготовки руководящих партийных и советских работников при Читинском областном комитете ВКП(б) в 1949 году; Высшую партийную школу при ЦК КПСС (с отличием) в 1958 году (поступил в 1955).

После окончания школы работал в автогараже Мамаканской ТЭЦ сначала шофёром, затем механиком.

В 1943 году был призван в РККА. В августе-сентябре 1945 года принимал участие в войне с Японией во взводе управления командующего артиллерией дивизии, 210-й стрелковой дивизии Забайкальского фронта в качестве начальника радиостанции и командира отделения. После окончания войны, с октября 1945 до апреля 1948 года, проходил службу в войсках Забайкальского военного округа. Член ВКП(б) с 1947 года.

С 1948 года — на хозяйственной, общественной и политической работе. В 1948—1950 — в Читинском районном комитете ВКП(б), в мае 1950 — декабре 1961 — инструктор Читинского областного комитета ВКП(б). В декабре 1951 года на V окружной партийной конференции был избран секретарём Агинского Бурят-Монгольского окружного комитета ВКП(б). С 1958 года заведующий сектором Читинского областного комитета КПСС, в 1958—1960 — 1-й секретарь Акшинского районного комитета КПСС, в 1960—1962 — 1-й секретарь Борзинского районного комитета КПСС, в 1962—1963 — партийный организатор КПСС Борзинского производственного управления, в 1963—1964 — 1-й секретарь Агинского Бурятского окружного комитета КПСС, с 1964 до смерти в 1975 — секретарь Читинского областного комитета КПСС.

Избирался членом Читинского обкома КПСС, депутатом областного Совета депутатов трудящихся, был делегатом ΧΧII съезда КПСС.

В 1973 году, окончив заочную аспирантуру, защитил диссертацию на соискание учёной степени кандидата экономических наук по теме «Организационные, экономические и социальные вопросы развития овцеводства в Восточном Забайкалье».

Им были написаны книги: «Забайкальское овцеводство: проблемы и достижения»   и «Золотое руно Забайкалья» — о развитии тонкорунного овцеводства в Читинской области и внедрении передовых методов ведения тонкорунного овцеводства в колхозах и совхозах.

Умер в Чите в 1975 году.

Ссылки
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 Макаров Николай Геннадьевич

Примечания

Выпускники Высшей партийной школы при ЦК КПСС
Первые секретари Агинского Бурятского окружкома КПСС
Секретари Агинского Бурятского окружкома КПСС
Первые секретари районных комитетов КПСС
Секретари Читинского обкома КПСС
Депутаты Читинского областного совета
Депутаты Агинского Бурятского окружного совета
Делегаты XXII съезда КПСС
Персоналии:Борзинский район
Персоналии:Акшинский район
Участники советско-японской войны (СССР)