Tisdale: The Tisdale Tourist booth opened Friday for another year welcoming and assisting visitors. The camp ground is ready to receive visitors and had a couple of campers stay over the long weekend.
Saskatoon: Motor home in business for the long weekend camping at Craik and visiting Davidson. Gerald warns Greenwater cottage owners of a series of break and enter incidents at the park advising owners to check on their property.
Tisdale: Ten years is a very long time in the life of an Internet operation. This web site has been posting since May 20, 1998 and all of its stories and pictures are still on line available for all ten years.
Regina: The Tory government and several of its MPs including Regina MP Tom Lukiwski promised up to $20 million to assist in the upgrading and revitalising of the aging IPSCO Place, what we all know as the Regina Exhibition grounds. Well it looks like they were just talking and nothing more.
Tisdale: The housing boom in Tisdale continues with this project being now ready for the assembly of its basement. Meanwhile two more basements have been dug the services installed in yet another. It has been rumored that one building supplier in Tisdale has now sold eighteen houses to be constructed this year.
Tisdale: This is the second housing start for Rise Construction this season as house 3 is almost complete as sub-contractors do the electrical, plumbing and drywalling. House ten is located on Forester Crescent which is a beehive of housing contruction with six houses on the go.
Tisdale: While I wait impatiently for the leaves to come out once more on the trees there is grass growing in the back yard and I am going to have to mow the stuff before next Friday. Out in the farm fields the story is the same, the trees are just starting to get their act together but there is a solid green tinge to the fields as those who have not sprayed get a new crop of weeds but in other fields the green is this year's crop.
Where does Mr. Harper stand on the issue of free speech?
Princeton Ontario: A private members bill is before parliament to pretty much shut down the Canadian Human Rights Commission and it would appear that Ms. Gingrich shares that opionion as she feels to many trivial cases are brought by the commission to further its own power.


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Race kit pick-up/info: Race kits will be available sat evening September 10th (*Optional*) from 4-6pm at race site, as well as from 7am- 8:15 on race morning.
*Maximum of 215 entries accepted due to site limitations.
Please arrive well before the start to check in with tri nova scotia, pick up timing chips, get body marking and pick your transition spot. Bikes must be racked for the sprint event by 8:30am!
Transition will be then be off-limits after 8:30 to ensure safety and smooth flow of athletes exiting the water.
**Entries are not transferable to another person. no exceptions!!!!!!!!!!
*Refund available for injuries up until September 7th.


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Boschetsrieder Straße is an inner city street in the Munich districts of Thalkirchen, Obersendling and Forstenried/Am Waldfriedhof, which runs west from Bundesstraße 11 (Plinganser-/Wolfratshauser Straße) on the Isar hillside to Kreuzhof, where it continues as the Fürstenrieder Straße.

Building development

For the expansion of the industrial area Obersendling of the Isarwerke in 1899, the chief board member of the Munich city expansion department, Theodor Fischer, designed a road network. In 1901 it was named Poschetsried after the former Hofmark (demarcated district of a manorial dominion) Poschetsried. Poschetsried, also known as Boschetsried, had emerged from the clearing of a farmer named Barschalk in the early 10th century and has been documented to be in the procession from the von Hörwarth family since 1593. From 1703, they renovated the seat there, which later became Fürstenried Palace of the House of Wittelsbach.

The eastern end of Boschetsrieder Straße between the slope edge and the Maximiliansbahn was to be built with residential buildings for the workers of the industrial area. In anticipation, architect Robert Rehlen built a primary school in 1903/04 in a compact Art Nouveau style on a largely open field. In accordance with the pedagogical and social concept of the Georg Kerschensteiner municipal school council, the school was equipped with classrooms, rooms for technical training and facilities for the entire neighbourhood. Therefore, children's bath, a children's home and a social centre were integrated into the school building. Together with the school, Rehlen also built the neighbouring fire station.

The construction of the workers housing estate was however delayed, so that individual country houses and villas could be built on Boschetsrieder Straße; it was not until 1905 that construction began on the first of, mostly four-story apartment buildings, which, however, remained patchy until the Second World War.

To the west of the railway underpass and as far as Ratzingerplatz at the junction with Murnauer Straße, the commercial and residential buildings were mingled together. Remarkable were the buildings of Munich's largest consumers' co-operative in the southeast corner of Ratzingerplatz, which were badly damaged during the war and subsequently demolished.

After the Second World War, gaps between buildings were closed, destroyed buildings were replaced and the western part of the street was built on for the first time. The post-war architecture characterizes the streetscape today. In 1952-54, the striking Siemens housing estate by architect Emil Freymuth was built on the north side of the western section. In the east, architect Walter Henn built a filigree workshop for the metal and precision engineering company Deckel AG on Tölzer Straße in 1958-60. Both building complexes are historically listed buildings Also in the east, the Protestant Passion Church by architect Fritz Zeitler was built in 1968 from an emergency church already built in 1933. The Thomas Mann Gymnasium was built at the western end of the street in 1971/72.

Transport and infrastructure
Boschetsrieder Straße initially only had local significance. This changed in 1911 when a tram line branched off from Plinganserstraße and led under the railway line to Hofmannstraße. It was used by Line 8, which became famous through the song of the same name by the folk singer Weiß Ferdl.

In 1946, Karl Meitinger, the architect and city planning councilor, presented the Munich city council with an internal plan for the reconstruction of the city, drawn up at the end of 1945, which also contained a chapter on arterial roads and ring roads. In it, he developed the concept of a central and an outer ring, both still within the urban area. Boschetsrieder Straße was intended to be part of the outer ring.

As part of the traffic expansion, Boschetsrieder Straße was included in Munich's only overhead line bus route from 1949. A further extension of this line over the slope edge into the Isar valley was still being prepared, but operation on this route never came to fruition.

In 1958, the Munich City Council adopted a general transport plan, which was incorporated into the first Munich urban development plan of 1963. From 1964, the tram, now line 16, was extended on Boschetsrieder Straße and continued as far as Fürstenried-West. It replaced the overhead line bus, which was finally discontinued in 1966.

The road itself, which previously led in a uniform width to the Kreuzhof roundabout, was extended from Hofmannstraße to four lanes with a wide central divider for the tram, and in the west was connected to the Garmischer Autobahn and Fürstenrieder Straße at the München-Kreuzhof exit without crossing. In the corner between Boschetsrieder Straße and the motorway lie the last preserved remains of the Sendlinger Forest, which were transformed into Südpark between 1960 and 1970.

In the northeast corner of Ratzingerplatz, the new Fire Station 2 of the Munich Fire Department was built in 1967 to replace the building that had become too small further east. This is the location of the fire brigade school for the entire Munich city area. In 1991, the tramway was also shut down because it was replaced by the newly opened underground line U3. This runs parallel to Boschetsrieder Straße a little to the south. The district is accessed by the three underground stations Obersendling, Aidenbachstraße and Machtlfinger Straße.

The systematic construction of the Outer Ring did not take place when, following protests against the reconstruction of the Altstadtring (Old Town Ring) and the Isar Parallel and extensive citizen participation from the mid-1960s onwards, the concept of the car-friendly city as the sole model for Munich's urban development was abandoned. For this reason, the slope edge of the Isar valley was not further developed. At the junction with the Bundesstraße 11 at the eastern end of the Boschetsrieder Straße, the two-lane Greinerberg leads downhill as a one-way street, and the much smaller Hoeckhstraße leads uphill, to which it can only be accessed at the base by a sharp curve.

Plans
By far the largest user of the Obersendling industrial estate was the Hofmannstraße site of Siemens AG. It was completely abandoned by the company at the turn of the millennium. In line with Munich's economic development, the areas are being developed with apartments. The large site at the corner of Boschetsrieder Straße and Drygalski-Allee, which was intended for the company headquarters of Bayernwerk and later E.ON, has also been occupied by apartments since 2015. On the south side of Boschetsrieder Straße, between Ratzingerplatz and Machtlfinger Straße, other large Siemens buildings stand empty or are insufficiently filled by interim uses.

Ratzingerplatz is characterised by the areas of the turning loop, which has not been used since the end of the tramway, as well as by the oversized road areas with regard to traffic. In 2008, it was voted "Munich's ugliest square" in a survey of readers of the Munich Abendzeitung. As part of the plans for the western tangent of the tramway, the western part of Boschetsrieder Straße is to be used by the tram again. The planned terminus is the subway station Aidenbachstraße at Ratzingerplatz.

The former consumer site on the square, which had been abandoned shortly after the Second World War, is to be developed with a school centre around 2020. The Ratzingerplatz itself is to be redesigned by moving all lanes to the south side. In the north of the square, another row of buildings could be built to complete the picture of the square.

References

Streets in Munich
Buildings and structures in Munich
Historicist architecture in Munich

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Welcome again to a new episode of Suara PodCats! Today we have with us Dosem. Maybe one of the most influential underground Spanish DJs in the scene today and according to Beatport one of the Top 5 techno artists of 2014. Let's hear this 60 minute set Dosem has recorded at W Hotel in Barcelona. It's time to rock the kitty house!


See the latest titles that arrived on Microsoft's Xbox One backwards compatibility list.
Microsoft's Xbox One backwards compatibility list continues to grow with the addition of three games from Telltale mainly "The Walking Dead," "The Walking Dead: Season 2," and "The Walking Dead: Michonne." Clementine's adventure in the zombie apocalypse continues with the magical new frontier called Clem. Enjoy some of the new protagonists in the game as well as experience the Michonne departure.
"The Walking Dead" trilogy is just one of the many trilogies added to the backwards compatibility feature.
Over the past months, Microsoft added the BioShock Trilogy, Mass Effect Trilogy, and the Call of Duty series to the feature. In 2016, one of the most anticipated titles arrived on the feature; the "Red Dead Redemption," followed by a series of triple A games on the list.
There are two ways you can get a copy of the Xbox One backwards compatibility games. First, the disc-based games are readily available and should be inserted into the console in order to download it.
It will be saved on the platform's storage but like any other physical copy, you need to keep the disc inside in order to continue playing the game.
The digital copies, on the other hand, will automatically appear on the Xbox One store under the "Ready to Install" drop-down. For players who previously owned the games, there's no need to purchase them again and they can be automatically downloaded. However, for first time owners, the digital copies need to be purchased and manually downloaded to the console in order to play them.
The Xbox One backwards compatibility feature has a history of posting titles on the list before they are ready to be published. Take for example, the case of the "Red Dead Redemption" when it was spotted on the BC feature only to be pulled down when players started downloading the game. It eventually returned to the feature in July 2016. The issue of the "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2" brought all the memories of a mistaken post when the franchise title made it to the list only to be pulled down; this time the game was not playable.
Microsoft has since apologized for the mistakes saying, they test most Xbox 360 Games for the backward compatible feature, but it does not necessarily mean they will be part of the feature. Currently, there are over 400 backwards compatible titles on the feature all of them are which entitled to the Xbox One's improved frame rate stability, forced v-sync and variable refresh rate (VRR).


Establishing a new business can be tedious which is why several accountants in London place a comprehensive Company Formation Package at an affordable cost.
whether the standard articles of association are appropriate for your business or whether you may require change articles.
Whether you are running as a Sole Trader and require to constitute or you are setting up an entirely new company, the best accountants in London can help you out through the process and contact the suitable authorities on your behalf.
The incorporation decision is subject to various factors, not just restricted to profitability, turnover and whether your customers are consumers or businesses. The accountants can assist you in measuring these factors and help you in finalizing for one appropriate for you or your business.
Once you have made up your mind to incorporate, the accountants will help you register with HMRC for payroll, corporation tax and VAT, appointment of directors, allocating shares, understanding dividends and salaries and opening up a business bank account.
If you are not a UK based resident and require a UK business bank account you can also get benefited of the authorized signatory service of most accountants in London. This offers you with a UK based signatory which is a prime requirement at the time of opening a new business bank account.
As per the tax accountants team, there are two options for sole trader to prefer when wishing to formulate their business- Option A and Option B.
Incorporation of a sole trader business to a limited company through the means of a default position of any individual is known as Incorporation Relief.
In this option, there is a delay in paying capital gains tax(CGT) by the incorporation relief if you wish to transfer your sole trader business to a limited company in exchange for shares instead of cash.
Incorporation relief widely means that any CGT charge, a part or the whole, of the gains is deferred until the person who transfers the business disposes of the shares. In other words, it happens until you make an exit from the limited company.
As opposed to Option A, the sole trader can choose against to apply for incorporation relief to their gain and rather than pay CGT upfront.
The little known advantage to this option is that by choosing to pay CGT instantly, a director's loan account (DLA) which is worth your sole trader business value that can be drawn down from the limited company fully tax-free.
In this instance, the sole trader business value is calculated subject to its tangible and intangible assets.
Business valuation is a delicate process for any business owner to confront with, yet it is usually the first thing most owners wish to know when selling. You can contact the business consultant of accountant service providers and talk for obtaining the correct valuation of your business.
The way you manage your expenses shows the more flexibility being a limited company. If you eat or travel out while on business, you may be able to claim all or some of this expenditure. You can also purchase tool you require through your business to further enhance its profitability.
It can also make improvements in your business. Offering services through a limited company is usually seen as more professional and providing you higher financial protection if there is something wrong. Unlike a personally liable sole trader in case they are sued, the whole liability rests with the limited company.
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Emilia Clarke starts Shooting Me Before You in Wales: First Look
It's been at least two years since we heard that JoJo Moyes Me Before You was headed to the screen. I gave you my take on the book (which I LOVED) back in July of 2013 and last October we heard they'd firmed up the casting of Emilia Clarke and Sam Claflinl(Hunger Games) as Louisa and Will. Now, we're finally getting our first look from the set as the film goes into production in Pembroke, Wales and Emilia Clarke goes from the sublime—as Daenarys in Game of Thrones— to the ridiculous— as Louisa in Me Before You. The character of Louisa, young and a bit silly at the start of the book, is clearly miles away from the strong and fierce Daenerys that Emilia Clarke plays on Thrones. I love how the costume designer has utterly transformed Clarke from her fierce GoT character into the sheltered, somewhat silly young woman hired to look after Will Traynor, the recently paralyzed man of the world.
I haven't been able to find out the name of the designer who created this series of hilarious but still adorable looks from the girl whose fashion addiction seems an appropriate manifestation for her character. I guess that fluffy white and black striped jacket is going to be a mainstay. And, oh those shoes! She won't get a lot of mileage from those looking after Will. If you know the story, you know that fashion won't be the most important thing on Louisa's mind for long. I'm so pleased that the script was in the hands of Jojo Moyes herself along with the gifted writing duo Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber. In addition to their original script for (500)Days of Summer, they've also penned the adaptations of John Green's The Fault in Our Stars and Tim Tharp's The Spectacular Now. They seem to really have their fingers on the rom-com pulse, producing scripts that are non-formulaic, faithful to the novels, genuine and brimming with heartache. My sources tell me that in addition to the upcoming adaptation of John Green's Paper Towns, guys are also working on the screenplay for Maria Semple's Where'd You Go, Bernadette, another one high on the list of books I loved and can't wait to see on screen. Me Before You, directed by Thea Sharrock is set to hit our movie screens June 3, 2016.
Clarke and Matthew Lewis, presumed to play her boyfriend Patrick, an exercise nut.
Photos via The Daily Mail
behind the scenes Emilia Clarke as Louisa Jojo Moyes Matthew Lewis as Patrick Me Before You Michael H. Weber Sam Claflin as Will Traynor Scott Neustadter screenplay

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Out of the box except for lead foil belts. Tamiya and Alclad paints.
Out of the box. Aeromaster decals.
Just finished before Christmas. Used Barracuda cockpit placards and wheels. Blue paint is a mixture of MM acrylics. Metal finish is Alclads.


Nestled at the foot of the beautiful Outeniqua Mountains, in the heart of the Garden Route, lies die new home-away-from-home Guesthouse, Caledon Country House. Located in the charming residential Camphersdrift neighbourhood, it is within comfortable walking distance to the city centre of George. The individually decorated bedrooms are all stylishisly furnished with a focus on attention to detail. At Caledon Country House we welcome our guests to the ideal retreat for business and/or holiday travel.
The Guesthouse can currently accommodate up to 16 guests in 8 en-suite rooms, each with private patio. There are 3 types of rooms available.
The room is equipped with a King Size extra length bed and en-suite bath room.
The bed can be re-configured into twin single beds.
The room is equipped with a Queen Size double bed and en-suite bath room.
Rates are calculated according to occupancy.
The room is equipped with a Queen Size bed and en-suite bath room.
The room is additionally equipped with a Sleeper Couch to accommodate 2 children.
The room can alternatively be equipped with the Queen bed and one Single bed for 3 adults.
The room has a bar fridge and microwave oven with crockery and cutlery for 4 persons.


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Q: how to draw line with two images using mouse and also how to drag this line with images using javafx? I am trying to draw a line between the images using mouse but when I drag, the line is nor properly dragged.
public class line1 extends Application {
    final Image image1=new Image("image/MME.png");

    final Image image2=new Image("image/HSS.png");
     final ImageView i1=new ImageView();
     final ImageView i2=new ImageView();
        Line line;

            @Override
     public void start(Stage primaryStage) throws Exception {
          final BorderPane root = new BorderPane();
          i1.setImage(image1);
          i1.setLayoutX(200);
          i1.setLayoutY(300);
          i2.setImage(image2);
          i2.setLayoutX(50);
          i2.setLayoutY(50);
          i1.setCursor(Cursor.CROSSHAIR);

         root.getChildren().addAll(i1,i2);
         root.setOnMousePressed(new EventHandler<MouseEvent>() {
             public void handle(MouseEvent event) {
                  double x = event.getX();
                  double y = event.getY();
                  line = new Line(x, y, x, y);
                  root.getChildren().add(line);
                               }
        });
        root.setOnMouseDragged(new EventHandler<MouseEvent>() {
             public void handle(MouseEvent event) {
                      line.setEndX(event.getX());
                       line.setEndY(event.getY());
                   }
        });
        i1.setOnMouseDragged(new EventHandler<MouseEvent>() {
             public void handle(MouseEvent event) {
                 line.setStartX(event.getScreenX());
                 line.setStartY(event.getScreenY());
                 line.setEndX(i2.getLayoutX());
                 line.setEndY(i2.getLayoutY());
                 i1.setLayoutX(event.getScreenX());
                 i1.setLayoutY(event.getScreenY());
                 root.getChildren().add(line);
             }
             });

          primaryStage.setScene(new Scene(root, 1350, 850));
          primaryStage.show();
     }

         public static void main(String[] args) {launch(args);}
}

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Home » Faculty and Departments » Industrial Math Case Studies
Solving Real World Problems
Preparation for Industrial Careers in Mathematical Sciences (PIC Math) prepares mathematical sciences students for industrial careers by engaging them in research problems that come directly from industry.
We present 4 two-video sequences highlighting some research problems that mathematicians and statisticians encounter outside of academia. The first video in each sequence features a professional mathematical scientist talking about their career and some of their research. The second video in the sequence features a faculty member presenting some technical background and an approach that one may use to make progress on the industrial research problem.
Improving Marketing Strategies
Dr. Jonathan Adler (winner of King of the Nerds Season 3) talks about his career path and about a specific research problem that he has worked on. Using text analytics he was able to help an online company distinguish between its business customers and its private consumers from gift card messages. Prof. Talithia Williams of Harvey Mudd College explains the statistical techniques that can be used to classify customers of a company using the messages on their gift cards.
Featuring Dr. Jonathan Adler Featuring Prof. Talithia Williams
Creating More Realistic Animation for Movies
Dr. Alex McAdams, Senior Software Engineer at Walt Disney Animation Studios, talks about how mathematics is used to make realistic, yet art directable, animations. Prof. Joseph Teran of the Department of Mathematics at UCLA gives an overview of the numerical linear algebra and iterative method techniques that are used to simulate physical phenomena such as water, fire, smoke, and elastic deformations in the movie and gaming industries.
Featuring Dr. Alex McAdams Featuring Prof. Joseph Teran
Building a Better Filter
Dr. Sumanth Swaminathan of W. L. Gore & Associates talks about his career path and the research questions about filtration that he considers. He works to understand the different waste capture mechanisms of filtration devices and to mathematically optimize the microstructure to create better filters. Prof. Louis Rossi of the Department of Mathematical Sciences of the University of Delaware presents two introductory mathematical models that one can use to understand and characterize filters and the filtration processes.
Featuring Dr. Sumanth Swaminathan Featuring Prof. Louis Rossi
Finding the Safest Place to Store Nuclear Waste
Dr. Genetha Gray talks about her path and about a research problem that she worked on at Sandia National Laboratories. Using quite limited geological data, they had to create a groundwater flow computational model, with parameters to be determined, so that they could study the feasibility and safety of prospective subsurface nuclear waste storage sites. Prof. Gwen Spencer of Smith College introduces the mathematics behind optimization, calibration, and the quantification of uncertainty in models and in the results that they give.
Featuring Dr. Genetha Gray Featuring Prof. Gwen Spencer
Dr. Suzanne L. Weekes - Executive Producer & Creative Director
Produced by BC Media Productions
www.BCMediaProductions.com
Support for this Program
Support for this Mathematical Association of America (MAA) program is provided by the National Science Foundation (NSF grant DMS-1722275), the National Security Agency (NSA) and previously by NSF grant DMS-1345499 with the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics.


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Q: VNC on port 80 (TeamViewer can do it) How does it come that programs like TeamViewer can communicate without any problem on port 80, but it is not possible with VNC? Are there any free and open alternatives to VNC that can do this, too?

A: Port 80 is a privileged port. You need administrator permissions to get programs running on port 80.
Each port can only be used by one application, so make sure the port is not in use by an other application (like Teamviewer or a HTTP server)
What VNC application are you using?

A: Simple, VNC is (or was) designed years ago for (technical) administrators to get on to their own machines, the sort of people who have no problems in setting up ports.
Team Vviewer on the other hand, whilst it can do more, is designed for anyone non technical to connect to anyone non technical.
There is nothing stopping you from hosting VNC on port 80 on your machine (as long as no web servers or anything else that uses it has attached to it).
However, also remember, Team Viewer does not actually attach to port 80.
You can only have one program attached to an incoming port on your computer, however, your computer can have as many outgoing connections to identical ports as it needs.
Port 80 is usually unblocked in most places with internet access, therefore outgoing connections are not a problem, even if it is a place that would not usually allow a service to be hosted.
Team Viewer works by issuing OUTGOING requests at both ends to their servers which have incoming set up.
You can test this through some VNC distributions, for example, a standard VNC distribution allows you to have a server (with an incoming port set up), and then someone wanting to connect in will simply establish an outgoing connection (no set up required), to the server.
On the other hand, you can start the VNC server as normal with no ports set up, launch the VNC listening client (and set up an incoming port), then from the server icon, right click and choose Establish a reverse connection or Connect to a client (I forget - been a few years since I last did this), and you should be able to establish a reverse connection.
Now, Teamviewer is basically both ends using an outgoing connection to a third party - therefore it requires no set up.
I hope I have answered a few of your questions, if I haven't or you want to know more on anything, please let me know.
FYI- I used to use Ultravnc

A: If you must use vnc over port 80 here's a how to using a java applet: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=107503.  This is for the linux side of things.  This post reports that realvnc can run over port 80: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/513251.  Previous statements about outbound connections for teamviewer are correct, but if you're trying to get past a non-packet inspection firewall one of these might work for you.
This does not resolve inbound connections being required, only port number issues.

A: I like to use ssh port forwarding when using VNC: http://fclose.com/b/638/ . VNC isn't safe as we all know. If only port 80 is open (in case 22 is not open), sshd can configured to listen on port 80 and then after a tunnel is set up, lots of things can be done.


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Q: Flutter: How To Change/Refresh State From Another Widget I am trying to have a global integer that is displayed in a widget and then is updated by something (a button click or something) from another widget. All of the other ways i have tried don't work. What is the best way to do this?
Stack overflow says i have too much code so more text more text more text
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

void main() {
  runApp(
    MaterialApp(
      home: Scaffold(
        body: Container(
          child: Column(
            mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.spaceEvenly,
            children: [
              ScoreDisplay(),
              PointButton(),
            ],
          ),
        ),
      ),
    ),
  );
}

int score = 0;

class ScoreDisplay extends StatefulWidget {
  @override
  _ScoreDisplayState createState() => _ScoreDisplayState();
}

class _ScoreDisplayState extends State<ScoreDisplay> {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Center(
      child: Container(
        child: Text(
          'Score: $score',
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

class PointButton extends StatelessWidget {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Center(
      child: Container(
        child: RaisedButton(
          //onPressed: //increment score,
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

A: You need to implement some kind of State Management for that.

Here are two basic ways to implement such a feature: with a StatefulWidget and with Riverpod.
1. With a StatefulWidget
I extracted your Scaffold as a StatefulWidget maintaining the score of your application.
I then use ScoreDisplay as a pure StatelessWidget receiving the score as a parameter. And your PointButton is also Stateless and call the ScorePage thanks to a simple VoidCallback function.
Full source code:
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

void main() {
  runApp(
    MaterialApp(
      home: ScorePage(),
    ),
  );
}

class ScorePage extends StatefulWidget {
  const ScorePage({
    Key key,
  }) : super(key: key);

  @override
  _ScorePageState createState() => _ScorePageState();
}

class _ScorePageState extends State<ScorePage> {
  int score = 0;

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      body: Container(
        child: Column(
          mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.spaceEvenly,
          children: [
            ScoreDisplay(score: score),
            PointButton(onIncrement: () => setState(() => score++)),
          ],
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

class ScoreDisplay extends StatelessWidget {
  final int score;

  const ScoreDisplay({Key key, this.score}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Center(
      child: Container(
        child: Text(
          'Score: $score',
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

class PointButton extends StatelessWidget {
  final VoidCallback onIncrement;

  const PointButton({Key key, this.onIncrement}) : super(key: key);

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Center(
      child: Container(
        child: ElevatedButton(
          onPressed: () => onIncrement?.call(),
          child: Text('CLICK ME'),
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

2. With Riverpod
Create a StateProvider:
final scoreProvider = StateProvider<int>((ref) => 0);

Watch the StateProvider:
final score = useProvider(scoreProvider).state;

Update the StateProvider
context.read(scoreProvider).state++

Full Source Code
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:flutter_hooks/flutter_hooks.dart';
import 'package:hooks_riverpod/hooks_riverpod.dart';

void main() {
  runApp(
    ProviderScope(
      child: MaterialApp(
        home: Scaffold(
          body: Container(
            child: Column(
              mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.spaceEvenly,
              children: [
                ScoreDisplay(),
                PointButton(),
              ],
            ),
          ),
        ),
      ),
    ),
  );
}

int score = 0;

class ScoreDisplay extends HookWidget {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    final score = useProvider(scoreProvider).state;
    return Center(
      child: Container(
        child: Text(
          'Score: $score',
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

class PointButton extends StatelessWidget {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Center(
      child: Container(
        child: ElevatedButton(
          onPressed: () => context.read(scoreProvider).state++,
          child: Text('CLICK ME'),
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

final scoreProvider = StateProvider<int>((ref) => 0);

Check Riverpod Website for more info and more advanced use cases.
But you have many more flavors of State Management available.

A: The best example is to use "provider" package which can be found on www.pub.dev
It is very easy state management package that can help You solve this problem. Keep in my that provider instead of setState() uses notifyListener()


Typically, after a seller has accepted your offer, he provides you with a property disclosure statement, says Atlanta real estate agent Bill Golden. This statement essentially outlines any flaws that the home sellers (and their real estate agents) are aware of that could negatively affect the home's value. These statements are required by law in most areas of the country, so buyers can know a property's good and bad points before they close the deal.
Unfortunately, because home buyers receive so much paperwork, it's easy to overlook what's in the property disclosures, says Seth Lejeune, a real estate agent with Berkshire Hathaway in Collegeville, PA. Still, you should know whether there are any pre-existing issues with the house that you're buying.
How to do it: Sit down with your real estate agent, and read through the property disclosures together. Look for major issues such as a faulty foundation, leaky roof, HVAC problems, or pest or mold infestations.
If you spot something on a disclosure statement that you don't understand or that raises concerns, have your real estate agent bring it up with the listing agent. The seller might have an explanation that puts you at ease (e.g., "We had bedbugs back in 2012 but hired an exterminator and have been clear ever since").
But if the issue makes you seriously question whether you want to move forward, this could be an opportunity to renegotiate the sales price to compensate for the added risk you're taking on buying this home.
When you buy a home, you "take title" to the property and establish legal ownership—confirmed by local public land records. As part of the closing process, your lender will require a title search, and you'll need to purchase title insurance that covers your property.
There are two types of title insurance: lender's and owner's. The lender's title insurance protects your lender alone, and is typically required if you get a mortgage. The owner's title insurance protects your financial stake in the home against fraudulent ownership claims. Owner's title insurance is optional but recommended, because lender's title insurance won't protect you personally if the insurance company loses a battle over legal title. So, without owner's title insurance, you'd be required to pay for the continued fight over the title and could lose your investment in the property.
How to do it: Unlike other types of insurance, title insurance is paid with a single premium at your closing. If you're buying a resale, you may be eligible for a "reissue" rate, which could offer a substantial discount off the regular premium since the title policy is already in effect, and the title research has already been completed.
In some states, title insurance premiums are the same no matter whom you work with; however, in the majority of states, you can save money by shopping around. Ask your real estate agent, mortgage lender, and friends for recommendations. (Note: Some title companies are affiliated with real estate agencies, which should be disclosed to you.) Once you have a few companies to check, visit their websites to see if they're transparent about their fees and to review the experience of their staff. Check with the state title insurance administration for a license and the Better Business Bureau before deciding on the title company you want to use.
Most home buyers make their purchase offer contingent on the results of a home inspection, a close examination of the property for defects by a professional home inspector. But to get the most out of your home inspection, you'll want to be involved in the process.
How to do it: Before your inspection, look over the interior and exterior of the property for potential problems and areas you would like the inspector to review carefully. For example, they could be the dark spots in the basement or underneath the bathroom sinks that could indicate water damage. Create a written checklist that you can give to your inspector.
You should make sure to attend the inspection yourself to see whatever problems crop up. But know this: Your potential home will have problems. So, don't panic if your inspector gives a seemingly endless list. Yes, there are times when you should worry, but not every issue is critical, and your inspector will know which problems you should address with the seller. Barring any major renovations needed—such as a new roof or mold removal—your inspector's visit will simply provide a to-do list that you can tackle one step at a time.
If you're looking to buy a home in a community run by a condo board or homeowners association, you'll have to abide by its restrictive covenants. Also known as CC&Rs (for "covenants, conditions, and restrictions"), restrictive covenants are, in a nutshell, the rules you'll have to follow if you live in that community, as well as fines for infractions. Given these are the laws you'll have to abide by, this is required reading that you skip at your own peril.
How to do it: After your offer to buy a home is accepted, you are legally entitled to receive and review the community's CC&Rs over a certain numbers of days (typically between three and 10). You'll want to closely review them with your real estate agent.
If you spot anything in the restrictive covenants you absolutely can't live with, you can bring it up with the HOA or condo board, or back out of your contract completely with your deposit in hand. It may seem extreme, but if this is the place you hope to call home, living with rules that seriously cramp your style may just not be worth the trouble.


It has been awhile since my last post on this … but here is the completed project – just in time for distributed cache in the Azure AppFabric! : ) In all seriousness, even with the AppFabric Cache, this is still a nice viable solution for smaller scale applications.
To recap, the premise here is that we have multiple website instances all running independently, but we want to be able to sync cache between them. Each instance will maintain its own copy of an object in the cache, but in the event that one instance sees a reason to update the cache (for example, a user modifies their account or some other non-predictable action occurs), the other instances can pick up on this change.
It's possible to pass objects across the WCF service however because each instance knows how to get the objects, it's a bit cleaner to broadcast 'flush' commands. So that's what we'll do. While it's completely possible to run this outside of Azure, one of the nice benefits is that the Azure fabric controller maintains the RoleEnvironment class so all of your instances can (if Internal Endpoints are enabled) be aware of each other, even if you spin up new instances or reduce instance counts.
In a typical cache situation, you'd have no way to easily update the other instances to handle ad-hoc updates. Even if you don't need a distributed cache solution, the code base here may be helpful for getting started with WCF services for inter-role communication. Enjoy!
Very informative articles, all three of them! It's nice to see more and more players in the field of distributed caching as this concept is not new anymore. During one of my projects, I happened to evaluate NCache ( http://www.alachisoft.com/ncache/index.html ) and AppFabric and the results of both of them were very impressive. I'll love to read if somebody writes a comparison between these two cache providers.


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package org.jadira.usertype.dateandtime.joda;

import org.jadira.usertype.dateandtime.joda.columnmapper.StringColumnDateTimeZoneWithOffsetMapper;
import org.jadira.usertype.dateandtime.joda.columnmapper.StringColumnLocalDateTimeMapper;
import org.jadira.usertype.dateandtime.joda.util.DateTimeZoneWithOffset;
import org.jadira.usertype.spi.shared.AbstractParameterizedTemporalMultiColumnUserType;
import org.jadira.usertype.spi.shared.ColumnMapper;
import org.jadira.usertype.spi.utils.reflection.ArrayUtils;
import org.joda.time.DateTime;
import org.joda.time.DateTimeZone;
import org.joda.time.LocalDateTime;

/**
 * Persist {@link org.joda.time.DateTime} via Hibernate. The offset will be stored in an extra column.
 */
public class PersistentDateTimeAsString extends AbstractParameterizedTemporalMultiColumnUserType<DateTime> {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1364221029397346011L;

    private static final ColumnMapper<?, ?>[] COLUMN_MAPPERS = new ColumnMapper<?, ?>[] { new StringColumnLocalDateTimeMapper(), new StringColumnDateTimeZoneWithOffsetMapper() };

    private static final String[] PROPERTY_NAMES = new String[]{ "datetime", "offset" };

    @Override
    protected ColumnMapper<?, ?>[] getColumnMappers() {
        return COLUMN_MAPPERS;
    }

    @Override
    public String[] getPropertyNames() {
        return ArrayUtils.copyOf(PROPERTY_NAMES);
    }

    @Override
    protected DateTime fromConvertedColumns(Object[] convertedColumns) {

        LocalDateTime datePart = (LocalDateTime) convertedColumns[0];
        DateTimeZoneWithOffset offset = (DateTimeZoneWithOffset) convertedColumns[1];

        DateTime result;

        if (datePart == null) {
            result = null;
        } else {
            result = datePart.toDateTime(offset.getStandardDateTimeZone());
        }

        // Handling DST rollover
        if (result != null && offset.getOffsetDateTimeZone() != null &&
        		offset.getStandardDateTimeZone().getOffset(result) > offset.getOffsetDateTimeZone().getOffset(result)) {
        	return result.withLaterOffsetAtOverlap();
        }

        return result;
    }

    @Override
    protected Object[] toConvertedColumns(DateTime value) {

        return new Object[] { value.toLocalDateTime(), new DateTimeZoneWithOffset(value.getZone(), value.getZone().isFixed() ? null : DateTimeZone.forOffsetMillis(value.getZone().getOffset(value))) };
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Oil & Enamel on Linen; Signed & Dated lower right; Signed, Dated & titled verso. Part of 'Meet The Family' series.
Reference: Andrew Sibley 'An Epic Of The Everyman', Thomas & McGregor, Macmillan Art Publishing 2004, Page 170, Illustrated plate 105.


Telkom's sale of 15% of Vodacom to UK-based Vodafone is once again under the spotlight as the Communications Workers' Union (CWU) calls for an investigation into this and the restructuring of Telkom's fixed-line operations.
According to report in BusinessDay, the union says it has evidence the Telkom staff altered documents to influence tender outcomes. It also alludes to possible bribery concerning the Vodafone sale.
It also points a finger at the new political party, Congress of the People (Cope), which includes Department of Communications director-general Lyndall Shope-Malofe as a member.
BusinessDay reports the department failed to meet with Nigeria's Globacom, which also bid for a stake in Vodacom, but rushed the Vodafone deal through.


Dave Grohl Promises More Surprise Shows?
Are the Foo Fighters to give their new album another live airing?
Foo Fighters played a "secret" show last week in Santa Barbara, giving their new album a full airing. "It sure feels nice to be able to play the new album front to back like a set list," Grohl tweeted.
Now, the Grohlmeister claims that the Foos may do it again: "Look sharp, ladies and gents... I feel another one coming on!"


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Bring work to The Art Garden on Nov. 22, 25 or 28.
Call by Nov. 28 if you have a story, poem, song or other performance that you would like to share during the reception. Performances are limited to 5 – 7 min.
Come see the Exhibit: Tuesdays – Saturdays, 1 – 5pm, until Dec. 28.
The Art Garden is located in the Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum building.
Access to our parking is via Elm St. Please see our map!
Thank you to the following Local Cultural councils whose resilience and support keep our communities vibrant: Ashfield, Buckland, Colrain, Charlemont/Hawley, Conway, Heath, Leyden, Plainfield, Rowe & Shelburne!
Katie Sachs is a former western Mass resident active in the local music scene, who left four years ago to continue her music career in Austin, TX. She returns for a special performance of original songs spanning three albums worth of material, as well as some covers and a Tom Petty tribute. Come for an intimate evening of soulful Jazz-Folk, and to support The Art Garden.


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Subject: AMR eNews - April 24, 2020
AMR eNews - April 24, 2020
Special COVID-19 Edition
Antibiotic resistance: the hidden threat lurking behind COVID-19
"As we come together to fight today's COVID-19 crisis, we must also look ahead to the next one. We cannot be short-sighted, and we cannot be complacent, especially about antibiotic resistance." —Julie L. Gerberding, Chief Patient Officer and Executive Vice President at Merck
STAT: The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic highlights the critical need for the rapid development of vaccines and antiviral treatments to reduce the number of hospitalizations and deaths caused by this dangerous new coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2. The biopharmaceutical industry has quickly responded and at least 80 candidates are already in development. With good luck, we will eventually have some of the tools we need to fight this new global threat.
Antibiotic resistance could lead to more COVID-19 deaths
"Secondary bacterial infections are part of the problem, and we need to ramp up research on new drugs to fight them."
—Claas Kirchhelle (University of Oxford), Adam Roberts (Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine), and Andrew Singer (U.K. Centre for Ecology & Hydrology)
Scientific American: It may seem strange to focus on antibiotics during a viral pandemic. However, bacterial superinfections are often what make pandemics like COVID-19 especially deadly. During the 1918–1920 global influenza pandemic, a large proportion of patients died not from the virus itself but from secondary bacterial pneumonia that spread easily in the crowded hospital wards among the often malnourished and immunocompromised individuals.
Fight viruses in your home without making bacteria stronger
"Antibiotic resistance is one of the biggest global health challenges out there right now." —Erica Hartmann, Environmental Microbiologist at Northwestern University
Popular Science: Not all bugs are bad (in fact, trillions exist on or inside us that we can't survive without). But many of the microbes that do cause disease have developed the ability to thwart the drugs we use to treat them. In the United States alone, about 2.8 million antibiotic-resistant infections arise each year, resulting in more than 35,000 deaths—and the threat could worsen if we're not careful about the cleaning products we use to battle the current viral outbreak.
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Please remember to fill out your AMR Network survey if you haven't already. This is a special project undertaken by many CAIN members on behalf of the Public Health Agency of Canada, and we value your input. If you haven't received a survey but would like to participate, please contact maureen@amrnetwork.ca.
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How can we solve the antibiotic resistance crisis?
"With enough investment in antibiotic development and controlled use of our current drugs, we can still get ahead of resistance." —Gerry Wright, Scientific Director of the Michael G. DeGroote Institute for Infectious Disease Research at McMaster University
TED-Ed: Antibiotics enable much of modern medicine. We use them to cure infectious diseases, and to safely facilitate everything from surgeries to chemotherapy to organ transplants. Without them, even routine medical procedures can lead to life-threatening infections. And we're at risk of losing them. Unfortunately, some bacteria have become resistant to all currently available antibiotics.
watch the video here »
The dangerous legacy of COVID-19: A rise in antimicrobial resistance
"We intend to keep surveillance, public health, and infection prevention and control in Canada's collective conscience well after this pandemic is over. Because if we don't, we may just find ourselves in a similar situation not too far down the road." —Andrew Morris (Sinai Health) and Gerry Wright (McMaster University)
The Globe and Mail: The coronavirus caught the world by surprise, advancing at a speed and magnitude beyond most people's imaginations. Misinformation about treatments has already led to tragic outcomes. In their desperation, people have been using an array of antimicrobial products in a manner that will lead to more harm than good. The inadvertent use of antimicrobial drugs in this pandemic could leave us with another, more dangerous legacy: drug-resistant infections.
Trial drug can significantly block early stages of COVID-19 in engineered human tissues
"We are hopeful our results have implications for the development of a novel drug for the treatment of this unprecedented pandemic." —Josef Penninger, Professor in UBC's Faculty of Medicine
UBC News: An international team led by University of British Columbia researcher Dr. Josef Penninger has found a trial drug that effectively blocks the cellular door SARS-CoV-2 uses to infect its hosts. The findings, published in Cell, hold promise as a treatment capable of stopping early infection of the novel coronavirus that has already affected more than 2,700,000 people and claimed the lives of 190,000 people worldwide.
Drug-resistant superbugs: A global threat intensified by the fight against coronavirus
"AMR is a slower-moving pandemic than COVID-19, but one that is worsening every day." —Lori Burrows, Associate Director of Partnerships & Outreach of the IIDR at McMaster University
The Conversation: We can learn from COVID-19. The current pandemic shows that, despite all of our medical advances, we remain incredibly vulnerable to infections for which we have no therapies. However, it also shows that, if sufficiently motivated, we can make huge changes in short timeframes. But despite significant efforts to educate policymakers and the public about AMR, it remains low on the priority list for many jurisdictions.
Canada Communicable Disease Report (2020): Antimicrobial resistance and antimicrobial use in Canadian hospitals
The Council of Canadian Academies (2019): When Antibiotics Fail
GLOBAL AMR R&D HUB (2019): Global knowledge centre and driving force for AMR R&D across the One Health continuum (Flyer)
Government of Canada (2018): Notice - Health Canada's efforts to support innovative human therapeutic products to combat AMR
Canadian Anti-infective Innovation Network (CAIN) (2017): Drug Resistant Infections & Antimicrobial Resistance: A Pressing Threat to Modern Medicine
G20 (Prepared by OECD, WHO, FAO and OIE) (2017): Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance - Ensuring Sustainable R&D
The WHO (2019): Review of preclinical antibacterial products in the pipeline worldwide
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2019): Antibiotic Resistance Threats in the United States, 2019
The WHO (2019): Critically important antimicrobials for human medicine, 6th revision
Government of Canada (2017): Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance and Antimicrobial Use - A Pan-Canadian Framework for Action
The WHO (2017): Guidelines on use of medically important antimicrobials in food-producing animals
Jim O'Neill, Commissioned by the UK Prime Minister (2016):
Tackling Drug-resistant Infections Globally: Report & Recommendations
AMR Following Azithromycin Mass Drug Administration
Clinical Infectious Diseases: Targeted short-term and long-term surveillance of resistance emergence to key antibiotics, especially those from the World Health Organization Access group, is needed.
Measuring and Monitoring Healthcare-Associated Infections
Healthcare Quarterly: Patients should never have to worry about getting an infection while in hospital. Yet every year, many hospitalized Canadians continue to acquire an infection during their stay.
The Canadian Anti-infective Innovation Network (CAIN) is a consortium of over 80 leaders, researchers, clinicians, and policymakers from Canadian universities, companies, governments, and not-for-profit organizations committed to addressing the global threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). CAIN members span human and animal health sectors, reflecting the fact that AMR is a One Health issue.
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using System;
using System.Linq.Expressions;

namespace System.Runtime.CompilerServices {

#if MOBILE_DYNAMIC
	[Obsolete ("do not use this type", true)]
#endif
	public class ExecutionScope {

		public object [] Globals;
		public object [] Locals;
		public ExecutionScope Parent;

#if !MOBILE_DYNAMIC
		internal CompilationContext context;
#endif
		internal int compilation_unit;

#if !MOBILE_DYNAMIC
		ExecutionScope (CompilationContext context, int compilation_unit)
		{
			this.context = context;
			this.compilation_unit = compilation_unit;
			this.Globals = context.GetGlobals ();
		}

		internal ExecutionScope (CompilationContext context)
			: this (context, 0)
		{
		}

		internal ExecutionScope (CompilationContext context, int compilation_unit, ExecutionScope parent, object [] locals)
			: this (context, compilation_unit)
		{
			this.Parent = parent;
			this.Locals = locals;
		}
#endif
		public Delegate CreateDelegate (int indexLambda, object [] locals)
		{
#if MOBILE_DYNAMIC
			throw new NotSupportedException ();
#else
			return context.CreateDelegate (
				indexLambda,
				new ExecutionScope (context, indexLambda, this, locals));
#endif
		}

		public object [] CreateHoistedLocals ()
		{
#if MOBILE_DYNAMIC
			throw new NotSupportedException ();
#else
			return context.CreateHoistedLocals (compilation_unit);
#endif
		}

		public Expression IsolateExpression (Expression expression, object [] locals)
		{
#if MOBILE_DYNAMIC
			throw new NotSupportedException ();
#else
			return context.IsolateExpression (this, locals, expression);
#endif
		}
	}
}
#endif


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South Africa's Telkom To Start Intalling LTE-A Across The Country
by Caroline Vutagwa
Telkom South Africa is ready to start installing the LTE Advance (LTE-A) connectivity in more than 50 suburbs across the country come the end of the year.
LTE-A can potentially offer speeds of up to 3Gbps and that is why is id considered as the next evolution of high speed wireless connectivity. Telkom has already started upgrading its network to offer customers peak speeds of over 200Mbps, with a view to developing its network to ultimately deliver LTE-A peak speeds of 3Gbps.
Telkom chief operating officer, Dr Brian Armstrong, said: "LTE-A is an integral part of Telkom's high speed broadband strategy. We believe that, in the coming years, LTE-A will become the de facto mobile data standard.
"Our LTE-A platform runs on the 2.3GHz spectrum, which is unique to Telkom. The spectrum allows us to offer efficient, high quality and stable LTE-A technology, to our customers. The speeds offered on this technology are comparable to those offered over fibre connections, therefore offering an unparalleled wireless Internet experience."
Dr Armstrong says Telkom aims to have the first areas connected during the course of December. "We anticipate the initial roll-out will be complete by March 2015. The precise LTE-A product offerings and prices are still to be announced, but we can confirm we will offer bigger bundles and greater speeds for an enhanced wireless connectivity experience."
The initial LTE-A roll-out will enable peak connectivity speeds of over 200Mbps to selected suburbs identified in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape.
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Early College High School (ECHS) is now taking applications for the 2022-23 school year. ECHS is an innovative high school program that provides a pathway for students to graduate with a high school diploma, workplace qualifications and the opportunity to attain an Associate degree at no cost.
"We are excited to think about what the 2022-23 school year will bring and are eager to admit our next group of freshman students into the Beaumont Early College High School," said Melanie Pharis, ECHS principal. "The opportunity afforded to our students is truly an opportunity of a lifetime."
The team has scheduled visits throughout the community over the next several weeks, presenting information on the program to the class of 2026.
"We are looking forward to getting back to the middle school campuses. Each one is working with us and within their safety protocols so we can speak to eighth graders directly and we are excited to do it!"
To apply, you must:
Complete and submit the application form.
Be a resident of the City of Beaumont.
Have a desire to achieve and a willingness to work hard.
Complete the process outlined in the application.
Submit two teacher recommendations obtained from a current Math, Science, Social Studies, or English teacher.
The first round application deadline for submission is December 17, 2021. For more information on the program or to apply, visit https://www.bmtisd.com/Page/53.
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#ifdef QT_QML_DEBUG
#include <QtQuick>
#endif

#include <sailfishapp.h>
#include <QGuiApplication>
#include <QDebug>
#include <QQuickView>
#include <QDir>
#include <QFile>
#include <QTranslator>
#include <QLocale>
#include <QtQml>

#include "database.h"
#include "category.h"
#include "expense.h"
#include "settings.h"
#include "models/backuplistmodel.h"
#include "models/categorylistmodel.h"
#include "models/categorymodel.h"
#include "models/datelistmodel.h"
#include "models/expenselistmodel.h"
#include "models/expensemodel.h"

void qmlRegisterTypes()
{
    qmlRegisterSingletonType<DataBase>("harbour.zatraty", 1, 0, "DataBase", &DataBase::qinstance);
    qmlRegisterSingletonType<Settings>("harbour.zatraty", 1, 0, "Settings", &Settings::qinstance);

    qmlRegisterType<Category>("harbour.zatraty", 1, 0, "Category");
    qmlRegisterType<Expense>("harbour.zatraty", 1, 0, "Expense");

    qmlRegisterType<BackupListModel>("harbour.zatraty", 1, 0, "BackupListModel");
    qmlRegisterType<CategoryListModel>("harbour.zatraty", 1, 0, "CategoryListModel");
    qmlRegisterType<ExpenseListModel>("harbour.zatraty", 1, 0, "ExpenseListModel");
    qmlRegisterType<DateListModel>("harbour.zatraty", 1, 0, "DateListModel");
}

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    QGuiApplication *app = SailfishApp::application(argc, argv);
    app->setApplicationName("zatraty");
    app->setApplicationVersion("0.11.1");

    QString locale = QLocale::system().name();
    qDebug() << "detected locale is " << locale;
    QTranslator translator;
    /* the ":/" is a special directory Qt uses to
    * distinguish resources;
    * NB this will look for a filename matching locale + ".qm";
    * if that's not found, it will truncate the locale to
    * the first two characters (e.g. "en_GB" to "en") and look
    * for that + ".qm"; if not found, it will look for a
    * qml-translations.qm file; if not found, no translation is done
    */
    if (translator.load("harbour-zatraty." + locale, SailfishApp::pathTo("translations").path()))
        app->installTranslator(&translator);

    qmlRegisterTypes();

//    qputenv("QML_IMPORT_TRACE", "1");

    QQuickView* viewer = SailfishApp::createView();
    if (QQmlContext* context = viewer->rootContext())
    {
        context->setContextProperty("CategoryModel", &CategoryModel::instance());
        context->setContextProperty("ExpenseModel", &ExpenseModel::instance());
    }

    viewer->setSource(SailfishApp::pathTo("qml/harbour-zatraty.qml"));
    viewer->show();

    return app->exec();
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Bobrek – dzielnica Bytomia. Nazwa pochodzi prawdopodobnie od siedliska bobrów, które znajdowało się na terenie dzisiejszego Bobrka, a także od rzeki Bobra, której źródła znajdowały się między Stolarzowicami i Reptami. Rzeka zaś płynęła w dolinie Miechowic, jako dopływ Bytomki. Z Bobrkiem sąsiadują dzielnice Karb i Szombierki. W 1946 w miejsce nazwy niemieckiej Bobrek-Karb urzędowo zatwierdzono nazwę obecną.

Historia
Pierwszą wzmiankę o Bobrku zawierają dokumenty podziałowe księstwa bytomskiego z 1369 roku. Wieś założono prawdopodobnie w XIII lub XIV wieku na prawie niemieckim jako ulicówkę o charakterze niwowym. Główną osią osadnictwa była tu obecna ul. Konstytucji na odcinku od kościoła do huty. Pola chłopskie zgrupowane w trzech niwach leżały obok wsi.

W ciągu wieku wieś należała do różnych właścicieli spośród szlachty, m.in. Maschkowskich, Nosów, Bujakowskich, Starzinskich, Gierałtowskich, Hochbergów.  W końcu w 1842 r. dobra te trafiły do rąk Karola Goduli, zaś po nim odziedziczyła je Joanna Gryczik i ród Schaffgotschów. Folwark szlachecki w Bobrku znajdował się w rejonie obecnej ul. Glinki. Pozostały po nim budynki mieszkalne.

W 1785 r. było w Bobrku 6 kmieci (właścicieli dużych gospodarstw) oraz 14 zagrodników. Chłopów z Bobrka uwłaszczono w 1821 r.

Bobrek należał pierwotnie do parafii w Miechowicach. Inicjatorem budowy kościoła w Bobrku był miechowicki proboszcz ks. Jan Kuboth. Plac pod budowę uzyskano od hrabiego Schaffgotscha. Koszty pokryli m.in. huta Julia (55 000 marek), fundusz wolnych kuksów (47 000 marek), oraz parafianie (45 000 marek).

Projekt w stylu neoromańskim wykonał architekt Ludwig Schneider. Prace budowlane trwały od 1900 do 1902 r. Poświęcenie kościoła nastąpiło 31 sierpnia 1902 r., a konsekracja 18 czerwca 1905 r. Parafie erygowano 20 marca 1906 r. Pierwszym proboszczem został ks. Józef Kubis.

W 1859 r. przez Bobrek przeprowadzono linię kolejową z Tarnowskich Gór do Chebzia. Drugą linię, z Bytomia do Zabrza otwarto w 1872 r. Powstał przy niej dworzec kolejowy.

Komunikację tramwajową miejscowość otrzymała w 1898 r. Tramwaj kursował,  jak dziś, z Bytomia do Zabrza.

W 1899 r. powstał klasztor sióstr elżbietanek, który w 1902 r. otrzymał własny budynek naprzeciw szkoły. Założona też cmentarz parafialny. Już wcześniej w latach 1866/67 powstał cmentarz ofiar epidemii cholery na zachód od huty. Dom związków katolicki zbudowano na południowym krańcu wsi, nad linią kolejową (obecnie przedszkole).

Obok znajduje się dawna willa burmistrza gminy Bobrek. Ratusz gminy znajdował się w budynku na rogu ul. Konstytucji i Piecucha. 1 kwietnia 1928 r. połączono w jedną całość gminę Bobrek, Karb i obszar dworski w Bobrku. Powstała gmina Bobrek-Karb.

W 1925 r. powstał przy ścianie kościoła parafialnego pomnik mieszkańców Bobrka poległych w I wojnie światowej.

W 1932 r. zbudowano w Bobrku drewniany filialny kościół ewangelicki należący do parafii w Miechowicach.

Istnieją w Bobrku dwa budynki szkolne: starszy – koło kościoła (obecnie Zespół Szkół Nr 3 w Bytomiu), oraz nowszy przy ul. Rataja pochodzący z lat 20. (mieszczący obecnie szkołę nr 16, wcześniej była to siedziba III Liceum Ogólnokształcące im. Władysława Broniewskiego).

Historia hutnictwa

Powstanie huty wiąże się z założeniem w Bytomiu w 1856 r. spółki akcyjnej Vulkan. Spółka zakupiła w Bobrku majątek ziemski zwany Elisenruh. Huta otrzymała także nazwę Vulkan. Spółka w 1870 r. zbankrutowała. W tym samym roku huta przeszła na własność Otto i Emil Friedländerów. Nazwę zakładu zmieniono na Moritz i założono spółkę Moritzhütte AG. W 1883 r. ogłoszono upadłość i tej spółki. Nowymi właścicielami zostali Oskar i Georg Caro. W 1887 r. nastąpiło połączenie zakładu z firmą Wilhelma Hegenscheidta i powstała spółka akcyjna Oberschlesische Hüttenwerke (Oberhütten) w Gliwicach.

W 1856 r. rozpoczęto budowę czterech wielkich pieców. Dwa z  nich uruchomiono w 1859 r. W 1888 i 1889 r. uruchomiono dwa wielkie nowe piece, nowocześniejsze od pozostałych. W sumie przed I wojną światową było siedem wielkich pieców. W 1939 r. pozostały tylko dwa z nich, zaś w 1942 r. uruchomiono nowy jako trzeci.

Od 1859 r. istniała też koksownia. Piece były przez cały czas sukcesywnie wymieniane na nowsze systemy.

W latach 1905-1906 uruchomiono stalownię martenowską. Do 1910 r. liczbę pieców zwiększono do sześciu. Do II wojny światowej było ich osiem.

Walcownia zgniatacz firmy Demag powstała w latach 1909-1910. Padła ona ofiarą wywózek przez wojska sowieckie w 1945 r.

W latach 20. XX wieku obok huty powstała karbidownia (niedawno unieruchomiona). Dyrektor huty mieszkał w tak zwanym zameczku (byłym żłobku przy ul. Stalowej). Szpital hutniczy to obecna przychodnia zdrowia przy ul. Pasteura (dawniej zwanej Lazarettstr.).

Na początku XX wieku powstały trzy osiedla robotnicze: huty "Julia" (rejon ul. Wytrwałych, Stalmacha oraz Stalowej (Bremka) oraz kopalni "Johanna" (ul. Zabrzańska i Ustronie).

W XIX wieku istniała w Bobrku huta cynku "Bobrek". W okresie międzywojennym na tym miejscu urządzono stadion (KS Stal). Pamiątką po tym zakładzie jest nazwa ulicy Stara Cynkownia. Przy końcu tej ulicy w latach 1922-1939 znajdowało się przejście graniczne niemiecko-polskie. Pozostał po nim niemiecki domek celny. W 1951 r. Bobrek włączono do miasta Bytomia.

Ludność i ważniejsze wydarzenia
W 1856 zaczęła powstawać huta żelaza. Rozwój miejscowości był ściśle związany z rozwojem huty,
a w niedługim czasie kopalni.

Od 2009 roku w dzielnicy realizowany jest Program Aktywności Lokalnej przez MOPR Bytom. Skupia się on na rewitalizacji społecznej Bobrka a jego celem jest przywrócenie tej dzielnicy jej dawnej świetności i zmiana jej wizerunku za pomocą pracy samych jej mieszkańców.

Rozwój
Gwałtowny rozwój osady obrazują liczby:

 1797 rok – 143 mieszkańców,
 1852 rok – 497 mieszkańców,
 1874 rok – 1861 mieszkańców,
 1891 rok – 2300 mieszkańców,
 1904 rok – 6000 mieszkańców,
 1928 rok – 12947 mieszkańców.

W roku 1580 gmina posługiwała się pieczęcią, która przedstawiała baranka z chorągwią pod drzewem. Był to herb właściciela majątku, w Bobrku Macieja Bujakowskiego.

Kalendarium wydarzeń
 1473 rok – od 23 kwietnia do 11 listopada na terenie Bobrka i okolic nie spadła ani jedna kropla deszczu
 1683 rok – przejazd króla Jana III Sobieskiego przez Bytom do Tarnowskich Gór na odsiecz Wiednia
 1832 rok – epidemia cholery,
 1857 rok – pierwsza szkoła w Bobrku,
 1893 rok – 17 sierpnia, na Bobrek przybywają pierwsze siostry ze zgromadzenia św. Elżbiety,
 1894 rok – huta buduje dla swych pracowników szpital,
 1900 rok – prałat Kuboth zapoczątkował budowę kościoła w Bobrku,
 1906 rok – budowa dworca kolejowego,
 1922 rok – Po plebiscycie Bobrek pozostaje w granicach Niemiec,
 1928 rok – Karb zostaje przyłączony do Bobrka,
 1932 rok – budowa kościoła ewangelickiego na Bobrku.

Zabytki

W  rejestrze zabytków województwa śląskiego znajdują się:
 zespół kościoła parafialnego pod wezwaniem Świętej Rodziny (1900–1902, styl neoromański), wpisany pod numerem A/246/09,
 zespół osiedla tzw. Nowa Kolonia Robotnicza obejmujący kwartał ograniczony ulicami: Konstytucji, Baczyńskiego, Zabrzańską, Żwirową i Stalmacha, wzniesiony w stylu historyzmu z elementami modernizmu oraz funkcjonalizmu (niektóre budynki), wpisany pod numerem A/1554/94,
 osiedle robotnicze przy ul. Zabrzańskiej, Konstytucji i Stalmacha, z lat 20 XX wieku, wpisane do pod numerem 1359/85,
 budynek siłowni Huty Bobrek przy ul. Konstytucji, z lat 1900-1907, wzniesiony w stylu neoromańskim, wpisany pod numerem A/1329/84.

Przypisy

Literatura
 O panach Bobrka z rodu Schaffgotschów zob. w: A. Kuzio-Podrucki, Schaffgotschowie. Zmienne losy śląskiej arystokracji, Bytom 2007,   – info o książce na stronie: Śląska szlachta i arystokracja

Bobrek (Bytom)


I wanted to take a minute and share a fantastic resource for teachers serving PK-1st grade. The authors are Dr. Jean and Carolyn Kisloski. I like to think Carolyn and I are friends. We have never met in person but I'm a big fan of her blog, Holding Hands and Sticking Together and her teaching style. She is a kindergarten teacher in upstate New York. We talk and share through our blogs and Facebook from time-to-time.
I knew immediately I wanted to have a copy of her book, Dr. Jean's Reading Recipes.
I love this book for many reasons. As explained in the book, Reading Recipes is like a cooking show. The chefs get a basket of ingredients and are challenged to create something delicious. Teachers can relate. We are given our standards and asked to create some great lessons with it for our students. The book is filled with great ideas which are all designed to make learning fun and engaging.
Here's a picture of Carolyn. The pictures throughout the book are of her and her students. Reading Recipes gives you the activities AND then shows you what it looks like with Carolyn Kisloski's actual students. Love that!
I was a teacher of kindergarten students for several years. I wish I had this book as a resource back then. If you need practical ideas and easy to implement, this is your go-to book. We could all use practicality in our classrooms.
If you are a principal or teacher for Kindergarten and First Grade students, you need to add this to your list to purchase.


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The chapter from One Year to a Writing Life that I worked on during the month of July was entitled Tales: Folk, Fairy and Contemporary. It was a fun chapter to read which talked about the form and function of the tale and how it's only fairly recently become something meant "for children". It also features a contemporary tale by Lynne Barrett called Little Red Returns (each chapter in the book features a few examples of the discussed type of text), which I really enjoyed.
The first two exercises in the book instructed me to write a short journal-like entry about two tales presented in the book, jotting down the thoughts they brought forth. Here they are, one after the other.
The Three Feathers is a very classic fairy tale, I think I've even read it before. I can't help but like it for classic nature but I wonder… what's it really saying? The "underdog" wins but should he? His brothers went out into the world and made an effort to win the contest, while he had magical help. Does that make him the worthiest king? If not, the what? There is some indication he was mistreated, is that it? Is it that he had bad luck, and then good luck, with how the feather fell? All interesting questions.
I don't believe I'd read or heard The Six Statues before, what a sweet tale! I can just imagine the gods-in-statue-form standing out in the cold, how touched they must've been by the old man's gesture, how they decided to reward him for his kindness. Nice also that the story is about an old man, not a young boy or girl.
Not terribly interesting, I know. The rest of the exercises focused on writing a fairytale. 3-5 covered the beginning, middle and end. Exercise 6 instructed to include one threefold repetition of some event (which I'd done already from the start), 7 to work on one's opening phrase and 8 to give the fairytale a title. Since little changed for me between exercise 5 and 8, I will just post the finished product here.
Once, in the oldest of time, there was a powerful king who ruled a rich, vast land with equal parts justice and strength. The king had a daughter, the princess Layarna, whose mother died when the girl was only a baby. Since the king had no other children, and since he wouldn't take another wife, the princess was the apple of his eye and he doted on her. He gave her anything she wanted, until one day when the princess asked something he couldn't give.
The king was very upset by this question. The princess Layarna was his only child, and he couldn't bare the thought of some danger befalling her while she traveled. Instead of forbidding her outright, he decided to make up some excuse, hoping she would soon forget the whole idea.
Saddened, the princess fled to the castle gardens and took refuge at the foot of one of the many beautiful statues there. This one depicted a fierce warrior woman, and the princess had sought it's counsel and company many times before.
The princess wept, and her tears fell on the feet of the statue. Once evening fell, she left the garden to return to her room, where she fell asleep. In the morning, she woke up to find several sets of traveling clothes, beautiful but durable, as well as bags and pouches for packing in her room and anything else one might need on a trip. Delighted, she put one of the dresses on and ran down to her father's room.
"Father! Now I have traveling clothes and everything else I could need. Will you let me travel the lands and learn about my people?" She asked.
Once again, the princess returned to the garden and wept at the feet of the statue.
She stayed in the garden until evening fell, and then she left the garden to return to her room, where she fell asleep. In the morning, she woke up to the soft of neighing outside her window. She looked out and spotted a horse, the finest and fittest one she'd ever seen, with a shining black mane. A fine saddle sat on it's back.
Delighted, the princess ran down to her father's room.
"Father! Now I have a horse, as fine as can be. You can see it yourself in the courtyard. Will you let me travel the lands and learn about my people?" She asked.
Once again, the princess returned to the garden and sat by the warrior statue.
And so the princess and the statue went before the king to ask once more if he would let his daughter travel. The king was so impressed with the formidable warrior before him, that he finally relented and soon the two rode off into the lands. The princess saw many things on her travels, and when it was her turn to rule her knowledge of the land and fondness of its people made her the greatest regent the land had ever seen.
It might need a bit of work, but overall I'm happy with it. The princess in the story is actually my oldest "living" main character who I some time ago transformed from a MC proper to a mythical and historical figure in the fictional world she belongs to. It was a lot of fun to get to write her again, in this new role of hers. The opening line was inspired by the classic Arabic version of "once upon a time": "kan ya ma kan fi qadim al-zaman…" (roughly translated: "there was, oh there was, in the oldest time"). I've always liked that one so I made my own version for the fairytale (and any others I want to write for that fictional world).
Next chapter is entitled Poetic Prose and The Prose Poem. That's gonna be fun!
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Lennoaceae es una familia de plantas parásitas del sudeste de Norteamérica y nordeste de Sudamérica.

La relación de esta familia con otras plantas es incierto, y la familia ha sido incluida en diferentes órdenes por diversos autores, incluyendo Lamiales en el sistema Cronquist y  Solanales en el sistema Dahlgren). En el sistema APG II ha sido incluido en la familia  Boraginaceae.

La familia se distribuye por Colombia así como en el sudoeste de Norteamérica, cubriendo parte de California, Arizona y México.

La familia comprende tres géneros con 5 especies.

Miembros de esta familia son suculentas, plantas herbáceas sin clorofila. Las hojas son reducidas y las plantas son parásitas en las raíces huéspedes.

Géneros
 Ammobroma
 Lennoa
 Pholisma

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Does having an income automatically make women financially independent? Do they take their own financial decisions or do they still rely on the man of the family, be it a father, husband or brother?
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Of course, times have changed. Though working women are no more a rarity, are women really financially independent? Does having an income automatically make them financially independent? Do they take their own financial decisions or do they still rely on the man of the family, be it a father, husband or brother? Is money a topic of discussion amongst women during a coffee break? How much money should one save?
Here are five enterprising women who are financially independent discussing their financial attitude, what it takes to be financially independent and their take on the six-month reserve funds. It is about time we take charge and feel truly empowered. Watch this episode of The Prathibha Sastry show to know more!


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100 Days To Go To FIFA Women's World Cup
February 26, 2015 February 26, 2015 @TheSportsEagle Alberta, British Columbia, Canada, Edmonton, Facebook, Fifa, FIFA Women's World Cup, Germany, Instagram, Lydia Nsekera, Manitoba, Moncton, Montreal, Moya Dodd, New Brunswick, Ottawa, Quebec, Sepp Blatter, Sonia Bien Aime, Steffi Jones, Twitter, Vancouver, Victor Montagliani, Winnipeg, YouTube
26 February marks 100 days "To a Greater Goal™" at the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™, with celebrations from Read more
AFCON Featured Football News
Issa Hayatou Reacts Angrily
February 7, 2015 February 8, 2015 @TheSportsEagle Africa Cup of Nations, Bata, CAF, Equatorial Guinea, Fifa, Ghana, Issa Hayatou, Ivory Coast, Sepp Blatter
CAF president Issa Hayatou has lashed out at a journalist saying, "The time of colonization is over, we do not always Read more
Featured Football News South Africa
Amajita Impress At Commonwealth Cup
January 17, 2015 January 17, 2015 @TheSportsEagle Amajita, Commonwealth Cup, Danny Jordaan, David Notoane, Equatorial Guinea, FIFA President, Lithuania, Narbekovas Arminas, Russia, safa, Sepp Blatter, South Africa, South African Football Association, Soviet Union, St Petersburg, Tajikistan
Amajita stand in coach David Notoane said finishing remain South African teams' biggest Achilles' heel after the Men's Under-20 National team Read more
Cristiano Ronaldo Wins Ballon D'Or
January 12, 2015 January 13, 2015 @TheSportsEagle Andres Iniesta, Angel Di maria, Argentina, Arjen Robben, Brazil, Cristiano Ronaldo, David Luiz, Ferenc Puskas, Fifa, FIFA Ballon Dór, FIFPro, Germany, Hiroshi Kagawa, Hungary, James Rodriguez, Joachim Low, Kate Abdo, Kobe, Kongresshaus, Lionel Messi, Manuel Neuer, Nadine Kessler, Netherlands, Philipp Lahm, Player of the Year, Portugal, PricewaterhouseCoopers Switzerland, Ralf Kellermann, Robin Van Persie, Sepp Blatter, Sergio Ramos, Spain, Stephanie Roche, Thiago Silva, Toni Kroos, Wolfsburg, Women's World Cup, Zurich
Cristiano Ronaldo has won the FIFA Ballon d'Or for the best player in the world for the third time following Read more
Consultation Process On The International Match Calendar 2018-2024 Continues
November 3, 2014 November 4, 2014 @TheSportsEagle AFC, ECA, EPFL, FIFA World Cup™, FIFPro, Hassan Al Thawadi, Jerome Valcke, Jiri Dvorak, Qatar, Sepp Blatter, Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa, Zurich
As part of an ongoing consultation process, the task force set up by the FIFA Executive Committee to assess options Read more
2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™ Official Emblem revealed
October 28, 2014 October 29, 2014 @TheSportsEagle 2018 FIFA World cup, Alexey Sorokin, Bolshoi Theatre, Brandia Central, Chulpan Khamatova, Denis Matsuev, FAbio Cannavaro, Fabio Capello, FIFA World Cup™, Igor Akinfeev, Igor Shuvalov, International Space Station, Jerome Valcke, Moscow, Oleg Dobrodeev, Russia, Sepp Blatter, Valery Gergeiv, Vitaly Mutko
The first part of the 2018 FIFA World Cup™ brand identity was revealed on Tuesday with the launch of the event's Read more
First Task Force Meeting For Global Football Calendar 2018-2024
September 8, 2014 September 9, 2014 @TheSportsEagle Fifa, FIFA World Cup™, Jerome Valcke, Qatar, Sepp Blatter, Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa
The new task force set up by the FIFA Executive Committee to assess options for the international match calendar 2018-2024 Read more
Brazil Hands Over FIFA World Cup Baton To Russia
July 14, 2014 July 14, 2014 @TheSportsEagle Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, Fifa, FIFA World Cup™, Rio De Janeiro, Russia, Russian Federation, Sepp Blatter, St Petersburg, Vladimir Putin
As a symbolic gesture ahead of the FIFA World Cup™ Final in Rio de Janeiro, Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, President Read more


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