text:
Art Düsseldorf 2018
Diary, 2012 — 2014
Set of 10 digital videos
A diary walks a fine line between being a matter of private or public record. The modern diary, which is organized according to date, is used to capture private reflections on one's personal life or direct observation and subjective analyses of urgent social questions. Although primarily intended as a personal document in which to process the intersection of inward emotion and external events, diaries are often posthumously published—particularly those written by notable figures. The rise of web platforms like OpenDiary and LiveJournal in the late 1990s offered a widely accessible platform for diarists to share their private musings in real time with a networked, distributed public. Artist and poet Bunny Rogers' Diary emerges from the interstitial space between blogging platforms and the traditional image of the teenager's diary, replete with puffy faux-leather cover and pendant lock.
Rogers has various repositories of personal meditations online: in 2008 she set up her Twitter account to archive all of her Facebook status updates and, most significantly, she maintains an archive of her poetry at cunny4tumblr.com (also published in book form as Cunny Poems) and regularly posts videos of herself reading her poetry on YouTube. Rogers explains, "I have never been able to consistently maintain an up-to-date private journal in the traditional way that I know them to be—physical or online, despite wanting to and believing in the relevance of personal recordkeeping. As a kid I enjoyed re-reading and analyzing old diary entries while entertaining the fantasy of dying young and leaving behind evidence of my perceived precociousness and unparalleled imagination. In this way there has always been an audience in mind. I still relate to these feelings but I have gained a desire to share and connect with greater immediacy."¹
Rogers' writing and artwork are entwined practices: as curator and critic Harry Burke notes, "her poems provide the imagery for her artworks, and her artworks provide the worlds for her poems."² Her poetry speaks of death, love, loathing, vacancy, depression, and loyalty—all the while fluidly shifting registers between the "real" world and the language of online gaming communities. When Rogers speaks of "killing the beast" in her poem Beast (2013), for example, she could just as easily be referring to an advanced level of a computer or video game as addressing inner demons or repressed desires.
In Rogers' webcam readings of her poetry, the artist and poet adopts a stance that oscillates between intimacy and restraint. These videos often offer a glimpse of the poet in her pajamas in domestic interior spaces, yet despite this veneer of closeness she refrains from making eye contact with the camera—and therefore her audience. Her YouTube diaries will push intimacy as far as she can, but the restraint that bristles beneath the surface of this invitation lies in the fact that the worlds that Rogers creates in her writing and installations are spaces she fully controls. This stance of withholding seems to say: I might expose my fears and desires to you, invite your gaze into my home, and allow you to see me in my bathrobe, but there is a space beyond this that you can never enter. We can only be alone, together.
¹ Bunny Rogers, quoted in Louis Douglas, "Artist Profile: Bunny Rogers," Rhizome, May 15, 2012: https://rhizome.org/editorial/2012/may/15/artist-profile-bunny-rogers/
² Harry Burke, "Bunny Rogers," Flash Art, November/December 2014: https://www.flashartonline.com/article/bunny-rogers/


text:
Aerial over Southern Trinidad. Photo: Scrubhiker
Nestled in the beautiful Purgatoire River Valley at around 6,010 feet in elevation, Trinidad features a large, hilly historic downtown district. It's one of the most southern Colorado towns on I-25, located thirteen miles north of the New Mexico border.
There's a lot to see and do around this often-overlooked section of Colorado. Downtown has everything you need in terms of commerce. The picturesque Victorian architecture and red-brick streets are sure to leave a lasting impression.
Unique architecture in downtown Trinidad, CO. Photo: Scrubhiker
The population was 8,329 in 2020, making it the largest and liveliest city in Las Animas County. It's also the county seat. Parties and community gatherings are encouraged in their parks. If you want a more adventurous tour, you can trek the Santa Fe Trail, which overlooks the New Mexico border and the Raton Pass.
Trinidad also has a lot of indoor activities as well as museums that commemorate the drastic transformation the town has undergone over the past decades.
Jaffe Opera House on Main Street in Trinidad, CO. Photo: Scrubhiker
Trinidad was founded in 1862, soon after coal was discovered in the region. A little more than a decade later in 1876, the town was incorporated. When the railroad made it to town in 1878, Trinidad blossomed and by the turn of the 20th century had 7,500 year-round residents.
In the latter half of the twentieth century, Trinidad was coined the "Sex Change Capital of the World". At its peak, Dr. Stanley Biber performed four sex change operations per day. Visit the Trinidad History Museum in town to learn more about this southern Colorado city and its unique past.
Autumn at Trinidad Lake, Colo. Photo: Ricky Romero
Highway of Legends – Trinidad lies at the southern start of this national scenic byway. It wraps up past historic mining towns like Cokedale, thru Cuchara and La Veta, and finishing in Walsenburg.
Trinidad Lake – This lake lies within a 2,700 acre state park nestled in the foothills west of town. The park features year-round recreation such as camping, fishing, hiking, and seasonal boating.
Trinidad Trolley – From Memorial Day through Labor Day, the Trinidad Trolley provides free daily tours of the town from 10 am to 2 pm, every hour. Starting at the Trinidad Welcome Center, you'll experience a tour of the historic, hilly city from a railroad bus on wheels.
Art Cartopia Museum – This wacky museum serves as a hub for all things artcar. There are over 25 art cars to explore and hands-on activities within the warehouse.
Read about the top things to do in Trinidad.
West Spanish Peak and a dike. Photo by: Jeffrey Beall
Camping – Trinidad Lake State Park offers 73 campsites, open year-round. The sites are split between two campgrounds. South Shore offers proximity to the lake, while Carpios Ridge is situated 150 feet above the lake with gorgeous views. They have sites suitable for both tents and RVs.
Read about the camping near Trinidad, Walsenburg, and La Veta.
Fishing:
Fish the Purgatoire River, which flows by the town.
Trinidad Lake State Park is another nearby destination for year-round fishing. You'll need to pay an entry fee to get into the state park and also hold a CO fishing license.
Read about the lakes and rivers to fish near Trinidad.
Hiking:
Climax Canyon Nature Trail is an easy trail located about 30 minutes south of town, perfect for beginners and families.
Spanish Peaks Wildlife Area is the perfect area for birdwatching, located just 40 minutes South of Trinidad.
Read more about the hiking trails near Walsenburg, La Veta, and Trinidad or hiking trails near Trinidad.
Tarabino Inn, Trinidad, CO.
This section contains referral links. If you click through and take action, we may receive a commission, at no additional cost to you.
Tarabino Inn – Situated inside a restored, Old English style home, this stay is great for those looking to connect more with the history of Trinidad. It is also centrally located among some of the locals' favorite restaurants.
Quality Inn – This comfortable Inn has all of the amenities you could ask for, is pet-friendly, and has spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
Read more about the best hotels in Trinidad.
Outdoor patio at Tees Me Treat Me in Trinidad, CO. Photo by: facebook.com/TeesMeTreatMe
Trinidad Smokehouse – A cozy BBQ spot serving up brisket, pulled pork, and hearty burgers. They even have a fully stocked bar to hang out at while you wait for your food.
Tees Me Treat Me – The perfect place to stop after you souvenir shop, this casual cafe has a little something for everyone and an outdoor courtyard to enjoy when the weather is nice.
Nana & Nano's Pasta House – The best spot in town for Italian cuisine, this family owned pasta house has an array of imported goods to shop after you eat.
Vendors at the weekly Trinidad Farmer's Market. Photo by: facebook.com/TrinidadFarmersMktColorado
Feb – Trinidad Polar Plunge – Held annually at the Trinidad Lake State Park, break out your bathing suit and take a freezing dip into the water. The plunge is sponsored by the Special Olympics of Colorado and is open to everyone.
Mar – First Friday Art Nights – Hosted by the Trinidad History Museum on the first Friday of each month, this art-focused evening at the Bloom House is a great way to start the week.
May – Trinidad Farmer's Market – Make your way over to Cimino Park every Saturday from Memorial Day until September for fresh produce, locally baked goods, and entertainment.
Decorated car part of the parade during ArtoCade in Trinidad, CO. Photo by: ArtoCade
Sep – ArtoCade – "If you can't drive it, it's a float." September art car festival and parade, featuring art-enhanced cars, bikes, scooters, trikes, golf carts, and other drive-able conveyances. Other events include art exhibitions and competitions.
Sep – Trindiefest – An independent film festival held every September in downtown Trinidad.
Aerial view of Trinidad. Photo: Scrubhiker
"Trinidad" sign. Photo: Matt Lemmon
Trinidad brick collage. Photo: Sarah Page
Historic downtown Trinidad, CO. Photo: alpe89
St. Aloysius Catholic Church outside Trinidad. Photo: Scrubhiker
Activities near Trinidad
Comanche National Grassland
Purgatoire River
Raton Mesa
South Canadian River
Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area
Ghost Towns:
Ludlow (14mi)
Santa Fe National Historic Trail
Louden-Henritze Archeology Museum
Trinidad History Museum
Public Parks:
Monument Lake Resort (38mi)
Scenic Drives:
Highway of Legends Byway
Raton Pass (14mi)
Santa Fe Trail Byway
Fishers Peak State Park (4mi)
Lathrop State Park (41mi)
Trinidad Lake State Park (4mi)
State Wildlife Areas:
Bosque del Oso SWA (27mi)
North Lake SWA (41mi)
Aguilar (20mi)
Cokedale (8mi)
Cuchara (54mi)
Delhi (44mi)
Hoehne (11mi)
La Junta (80mi)
La Veta (53mi)
Model (20mi)
Monument Park (38mi)
Thatcher (35mi)
Timpas (62mi)
Tyrone (26mi)
Valdez (14mi)
Walsenburg (37mi)
Weston (22mi)
Amtrak Trinidad Depot
Greyhound Bus Stop
Trinidad Trolley
Latest in Trinidad
Legendary 4-Day Road Trip Itinerary through Southern Colorado
One of the best ways to explore one of Southern Colorado's most iconic mountains, the Spanish…
Legendary 4-Day Road Trip Itinerary through Southern ColoradoRead More
Ghost towns along the old Santa Fe Trail in Southeast Colorado
One of Colorado's more ghostly scenes can be found along U.S. 350, between La Junta and…
Ghost towns along the old Santa Fe Trail in Southeast ColoradoRead More
Average Snowfall in Colorado Cities
Even though there is an average of more than 300 days of sunshine in Colorado each…
Average Snowfall in Colorado CitiesRead More
Visit These Ten Small Town Gems in Colorado
They may be small, but these cool Colorado towns have plenty to offer. From epic mountain…
Visit These Ten Small Town Gems in ColoradoRead More
View more Trinidad articles
Monument Park

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Arizelocichla nigriceps és una espècie d'ocell de la família dels picnonòtids (Pycnonotidae) que habita els boscos del sud i sud-est de Kenya i nord i nord-est de Tanzània.

Referències

Arizelocichla

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


REMARKABLE OPPURTUNITY TO BUILD ON THIS PREMIUM CORNER LOT ON A QUIET COURT BESIDE LAKESHORE ROAD. A FEW LOTS AWAY FROM LAKE ONTARIO! STEPS TO VIBRANT BURLINGTON DOWNTOWN, SPECTACULAR LAKEFRONT, BOUTIQUES, RESTAURANTS, ENTERNTAINMENT AND SHOPS. SURROUNDED BY MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR HOMES, RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME BY THE LAKE. PREVIOUSLY APPROVED FOR A 4,600 SQFT CUSTOM HOME, TAX INCENTIVE AND VENDOR TAKE BACK AVAILABLE, PERMITS AND DRAWINGS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. SO MANY POSSIBILITIES, GREAT LOCATION! NO LOT WALKS WITHOUT A BOOKED APPOINTMENT PLEASE.
Azim Sakhi of Zolo Realty Inc.


text:
Q: Using Android Studio to enable Video recording I am using Android studio to make a small App. In one screen, there is a button (button 1) is used to enable the cell phone to start record video. And after recording an AlertDialog is used to replay the video. However, every time when I run on emulator, the app just automatically stopped. Java script of this screen is copied here:
import static android.provider.MediaStore.*;

import androidx.activity.result.ActivityResultCallback;
import androidx.activity.result.ActivityResultLauncher;
import androidx.activity.result.contract.ActivityResultContract;
import androidx.activity.result.contract.ActivityResultContracts;
import androidx.annotation.Nullable;
import androidx.appcompat.app.AppCompatActivity;

import android.app.Activity;
import android.app.AlertDialog;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.net.Uri;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.provider.MediaStore;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.View.OnClickListener;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.VideoView;

public class Screen3 extends AppCompatActivity {

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_screen3);

        Button button1 = findViewById(R.id.button1);
        Button button2 = findViewById(R.id.button2);

        button1.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener(){
            @Override
            public void onClick(View view) {
                Intent intent1 = new Intent(ACTION_VIDEO_CAPTURE);
                intent1.putExtra(EXTRA_DURATION_LIMIT, 5);

                startActivityForResult(intent1, 1);
                }
        }

            );

        button2.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View view) {
                Intent intent = new Intent(Screen3.this, MainActivity.class);
                startActivity(intent);
            }

        });

    }

    @Override
    protected void onActivityResult (int requestCode, int resultCode, @Nullable Intent data) {
        super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
        if (resultCode == RESULT_OK && requestCode == 1) {
           AlertDialog.Builder builder = new AlertDialog.Builder(this);
            VideoView v1 = new VideoView(this);
            v1.setVideoURI(data.getData());
            v1.start();
             builder.setView(v1).show();
        }

    }

}

And here is my manifest xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
    package="com.example.cse535projectpart1">

    <uses-feature android:name="android.hardware.camera" android:required="true" />
    <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CAMERA" />
    <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" />

    <application
        android:allowBackup="true"
        android:dataExtractionRules="@xml/data_extraction_rules"
        android:fullBackupContent="@xml/backup_rules"
        android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher"
        android:label="@string/app_name"
        android:roundIcon="@mipmap/ic_launcher_round"
        android:supportsRtl="true"
        android:theme="@style/Theme.CSE535ProjectPart1"
        tools:targetApi="31">
        <activity
            android:name=".Screen3"
            android:exported="false" />
        <activity
            android:name=".Screen2"
            android:exported="false" />
        <activity
            android:name=".MainActivity"
            android:exported="true">
            <intent-filter>
                <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />

                <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER" />
            </intent-filter>
        </activity>
    </application>

</manifest>

Hopefully someone can give some suggestions how to resolve described issue. Thank you !

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Who doesn't love popping open a bag of fresh kettle-cooked, salt and vinegar chips? Nothing beats that triple combo of salty, tangy and crunchy in the mouth. So it's no surprise the Chairman asked Iron Chef Rob Feenie and challenger John Horne to incorporate the snacking staple into Battle Bivalves, with some salty results.
Between Horne's salt-and-vinegar-chip infused take on the land and sea and Feenie's perfectly crunchy salt-and-vinegar razor clams, we couldn't help but wonder what other dishes would benefit from the magic of these perfect chips.


text:
Media releases ›
Givaudan to acquire Nutrition Division of Centroflora Group
Media release (72.6 KB)
Communiqué aux médias (72.91 KB)
Medienmitteilung (73.58 KB)
Centroflora Group
Floravida Institute
Strengthens global offering of natural extracts
Givaudan, the global leader in flavours and fragrances, today announced that it is acquiring the Nutrition Division of Centroflora Group, as part of its 2020 strategy to strengthen its global offering of natural extracts and further develop its presence in Brazil.
Centroflora's Nutrition Division (Centroflora Nutra) manufactures botanical extracts and dehydrated fruits for the food, beverage and consumer goods sectors. It offers a wide variety of plant extracts from various regions of the world, with a particular focus on those from the great biodiversity of Brazil. With headquarters and a manufacturing facility in Botucatu, Brazil, Centroflora Nutra employs about 116 people and exports products globally.
Gilles Andrier, CEO of Givaudan said:
"The acquisition of Centroflora's Nutrition Division fits well with our 2020 strategy to expand our offering in naturals and is aligned with our sustainability goals. It offers a unique opportunity to strengthen our naturals sourcing platform for Givaudan's flavours, fragrances and cosmetics businesses. Centroflora's comprehensive sustainability management programme will reinforce our company's contribution to preserving the environment, stimulating the well-being of communities from which we source, and safeguarding resources for the long term."
Mauricio Graber, President of Givaudan's Flavour Division said:
"Balancing consumer needs for natural products while preserving natural resources is a top priority for Givaudan. The combination of Centroflora's natural extracts portfolio and its sustainability leadership with our long heritage in naturals and sustainable sourcing will bring numerous benefits to our customers, employees and communities in Brazil and globally."
While terms of the deal have not been disclosed, Centroflora Nutra's business would have represented approximately CHF 17 million of incremental sales to Givaudan's results in 2017 on a proforma basis. Givaudan plans to fund the transaction from existing resources and is expected to close early 2018.
Givaudan is the global leader in the creation of flavours and fragrances. In close collaboration with food, beverage, consumer product and fragrance partners, Givaudan develops tastes and scents that delight consumers the world over. With a passion to understand consumers' preferences and a relentless drive to innovate, Givaudan is at the forefront of creating flavours and fragrances that 'engage your senses'. The Company achieved sales of CHF 4.7 billion in 2016. Headquartered in Switzerland with local presence in over 95 locations, the Company has more than 10,000 employees worldwide. Givaudan invites you to discover more at www.givaudan.com.
About Givaudan Flavours
Givaudan's comprehensive knowledge of local flavours, extensive global footprint and strategic insights enable close partnerships with customers wherever they may be. With a customised approach to product creation, the Flavour Division is a powerhouse of knowledge, innovation and creativity equipped to surprise customers and consumers with fresh, unique ideas and solutions. Givaudan creates lasting flavour and taste experiences that touch emotions across key segments including beverages, sweet goods, savoury and snacks; regardless of product category, Givaudan's passion is to make food and beverage products taste delicious. We invite you to 'engage your senses' and learn more about Flavours at www.givaudan.com/flavours.
About Centroflora Group
Centroflora Group has been operating for 60 years in the development and commercialisation of botanical extracts for the health, nutrition and personal care industries. The company is the major Brazilian producer of pharmaceutical inputs from natural origin and exports to over 70 countries. It offers a wide variety of plant extracts from various regions of the world, with a particular focus on those from the Brazilian biodiversity. In its four manufacturing units, the company employs about 260 people and reaffirms its commitment to sustainability through the Partnerships for a Better World program, which was designed to integrate consumers and rural communities through the promotion of organic family farming and sustainable harvesting of herbs, contributing to biodiversity conservation, ethical biotrade and a better quality of life. Centroflora Group (http://centroflora.com.br) also promotes social responsibility through the Floravida Institute (https://floravida.org.br/home-eng/), which develops socio-environmental education initiatives cutting across health, environment and local development.
For further information please contact
Peter Wullschleger, Givaudan Media and Investor Relations
E peter_b.wullschleger@givaudan.com
Ingrid Janson, Givaudan Flavour Communications
E ingrid.janson@givaudan.com


It's important to know why there is need to withdraw from a class or a subject since it is an essential decision about career one makes. Students withdraw due to several reasons, but the most valid reason is to know if a particular subject is suitable to your interest or career. If you start disliking any class or subject in the initial weeks of your course, you are not too late to withdraw from it.
Students usually decide to withdraw when they start feeling uncomfortable or hardship with the subject. It's always better to send a withdrawal letter instead of stop attending the classes.
You should or shouldn't drop a subject or class?
If there are valid reasons to leave a subject, there are definitely some issues that are actually not valid and just a perception of mind forcing you to leave the subject. You might not have developed your interest yet or you like being home comfortably, such situations may lead you to make a wrong decision. Therefore, you must consider carefully before you think of submitting a withdrawal letter.
Taking it as a serious matter, you must know the following strong reasons for leaving a subject or class.
You are not capable to handle the workload and planning to cover a particular subject later.
Your schedule of the classes is too hectic and unmanageable.
A particular class is not relevant to your degree.
You finally get to know that it is not suitable for your career and you went for it by mistake.
You are unable to bear the expenses for all classes at the moment.
You can't cover your syllabus as you are far behind in it.
The withdrawal process from a subject is not that hard generally. Sometimes, you just have to simply remove the subject from online system or you are supposed to write a formal letter to your coordinator or the concerned department. The procedure will usually vary between universities and schools. Below are some sample request letters to help you.
optional subject. At the time of joining, I wanted to enhance my knowledge however I feel it very difficult to cope with all subjects at a time. I am unable to manage even fundamentals of my course due to this pressure therefore, I have decided to drop this subject for now and concentrate only on main subjects.
I request you to kindly approve this application for the discontinuance of (SUBJECT) class. This will really help me to concentrate on other classes that are more suitable for me at this time.
enhance my skills. However, the classes have been proving to be the best for the ones who are interested but I find that I am losing my interest. I am unable to keep up with the class while it is on and prof. (NAME) remarks also made me realize that I should not continue anymore since I am not performing well.
I request you grant me your approval for discounting the classes so that I can come across other options that are more suitable to my choice and preferences.
I'm Peter Kelvin a second-year student taking a diploma in Culinary Arts in your college. I write this letter as a request to discontinue classes from the end of this month.
Our family will relocate to the US; thus, I can't continue with studies at Merton College.
I appreciate the support of lecturers, fellow students and other staff for the time I have been a student here.
Please guide me on the procedure.
I write to inform you that our son, Derrick, a grade seven student at your school will withdraw from The Ancona School from May 1, 2019.
We'll be moving our business to New Jersey from May 2019, and we'll move the entire family to this new destination. We appreciate your cooperation and support all the time we've been in parents in your school.
Pass our regards to Mrs. Patrick, Derrick's class teacher.
I have attached the relevant withdrawal documentation to this letter.
Before the submission of the letter, you may have still have doubt whether you should really drop the subject or class. Below are some questions that you must ask yourself before taking the final decision.
Will dropping the subject affect your degree, How?
Are you leaving a subject that is important for your learning?
Is it going to be an advantage or a disadvantage of your college/school experience?
Do you have to cover the subject later in your course i.e. is it mandatory?
Is the subject related to any other main subject of your course?
Once you have got answers to those questions, you are definitely going to take the right decision.


The New York Times' decision not to renew Bill Kristol's opinion column was because of the conservative writer's sloppiness and uneven quality, according to a reliable source with first-hand knowledge of the decision.
Kristol was informed of the move sometime around January 13, when he was invited to a dinner with Barack Obama that included other conservative columnists and took place at George Will's house. "It must have been a bittersweet moment," said the Times insider. Indeed, Kristol crowed about the Obama dinner: he and his comrades had gotten lamb chops in elegant surroundings, while a group of ostensibly liberal writers who met with Obama the following morning got coffee in Styrofoam cups. Except, as it turns out, that was a typical Kristol miscue—according to columnist Andrew Sullivan, who was present, the morning gathering hadn't been served as much as a glass of water.
A source close to the Times says Kristol's ideology wasn't the issue. The problems were more fundamental.
The source makes clear that the decision not to renew Kristol's contract is not related to his neoconservative ideology—Kristol's proximity to key Washington players ranging from Bush and Cheney to John McCain (whom he supported in 2000) was considered a distinct plus. His leading advocacy of the Iraq War also added to his appeal. Kristol was viewed as a mover and shaker whose ideas had ready impact on the political firmament in Washington.
That, apparently, was the last straw for the Gray Lady.
Despite the pink slip, all the news for Kristol is not so grim. The Washington Post has just announced that it will publish Kristol on a monthly basis. Has the Post made itself into the remainder bin for neocons?


text:
Képler Laveran Lima Ferreira, známý pod fotbalovou přezdívkou Pepe (* 26. února 1983, Maceió, Brazílie), je portugalský fotbalový obránce brazilského původu, od roku 2019 hráčem klubu FC Porto.

Fotbalista s vícero kontroverzními momenty. Website Inside World Soccer jej zařadil na 2. místo v žebříčku nečistě hrajících fotbalistů, kterou si vysloužil svými častými simulacemi a fauly.

Klubová kariéra
Narodil se ve městě Maceió v Brazílii, a zde začal hrát fotbal v místním klubu Corinthians. V 18 letech se přestěhoval do Portugalska a začal hrát za tým CS Marítimo na ostrově Madeira. Stal se klíčovým hráčem a hrál na pozici obránce a záložníka.

FC Porto
Během léta roku 2004 podepsal smlouvu s týmem portugalské první ligy FC Porto. Brzy se stal jedním z nejlepších obránců ligy a s Portem vyhrál portugalskou ligu i pohár.

Real Madrid
Dne 10. července 2007 podepsal pětiletý kontrakt se španělským Realem Madrid za 30 miliónů eur.

V sezóně 2013/14 sice nezískal ligový titul (vyhrálo jej Atlético Madrid), ale stal se vítězem Ligy mistrů UEFA po finálové výhře 4:1 po prodloužení v derby právě nad Atléticem Madrid. Rovněž vyhrál s Realem Copa del Rey 2013/14 (španělský pohár).

Beşiktaş JK
V červenci 2017 přestoupil do tureckého klubu Beşiktaş JK.
Dne 16. prosince 2018 s ním klub Beşiktaş JK rozvázal smlouvu.

FC Porto
V ročníku 2019/20 odehrál 23 ligových zápasů a na konci mohl slavit portugalský titul.

Dne 27. října 2020 odehrál své 100. jubilejní utkání v Lize mistrů, když nastoupil při skupinové výhře 2:0 proti Olympiakosu Pireus.

Reprezentační kariéra
Nikdy nereprezentoval svoji rodnou Brazílii. V srpnu 2007 přijal portugalské občanství, a už 30. srpna hrál první zápas za Portugalsko v kvalifikaci na EURO 2008 proti Polsku.

V závěrečných fázích turnaje mistrovství Evropy 2008 hrál ve všech zápasech a dal jednu branku. Portugalsko nakonec skončilo ve čtvrtfinále.

Zúčastnil se i kvalifikace na MS 2010 v Jižní Africe. Na samotném turnaji hrál jen dvě utkání, proti Brazílii a Španělsku.

Roku 2022 se představil na Mistrovství světa, které v listopadu a prosinci toho roku uspořádal Katar. Byl třetím nejstarším hráčem na mistrovství. V úvodním skupinovém utkání dne 24. listopadu Portugalsko bez Pepeho vyhrálo 3:2 nad Ghanou 3:2. O čtyři dny později Portugalsko postoupilo s Pepem v základní jedenáctce po výhře 2:0 nad Uruguayí do vyřazovacích bojů, poté co se zranil obránce z prvního zápasu Danilo Pereira. Během osmifinále hraného 6. prosince se stal ve věku 39 let nejstarším hráčem skórujícím ve vyřazovací části mistrovství světa, když vstřelil druhý gól při výhře 6:1 nad Švýcarskem.

Úspěchy

Klubové
FC Porto
 3× vítěz portugalské 1. ligy: 2005/06, 2006/07, 2019/20
 1× vítěz portugalského poháru: 2005/06
 3× vítěz portugalského Superpoháru: 2004, 2006, 2007
 1× vítěz Interkontinentálního poháru: 2004

Real Madrid
 3× vítěz Primera División: 2007/08, 2011/12, 2016/17
 2× vítěz Copa del Rey: 2010/11, 2013/14
 2× vítěz Supercopa de España: 2008, 2012
 3× vítěz Ligy mistrů UEFA: 2013/14, 2015/16, 2016/17
 1× vítěz Superpohár UEFA: 2014
 2× vítěz MS klubů: 2014,2016

Zdroj:

Reprezentační
 1× vítěz Mistrovství Evropy: 2016
 1× vítěz Liga národů UEFA: 2018/19

Individuální
 člen All stars výběru na mistrovství Evropy 2008
 Nejlepší jedenáctka podle ESM – 2013/14

Vyznamenání
  komandér Řádu za zásluhy – Portugalsko, 10. července 2016

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy

 Profil hráče na Transfermarkt.com
 Profil hráče na WhoScored.com
 Profil hráče – reprezentační statistiky v A-mužstvu, eu-football.info
 profil na stránkách Realu Madrid
 profil na stránkách zerozerofootball

Brazilští fotbalisté
Portugalští fotbalisté
Portugalští fotbaloví reprezentanti
Fotbalisté Realu Madrid
Fotbalisté FC Porto
Fotbalisté CS Marítimo
Fotbalisté Beşiktaşe
Vítězové Interkontinentálního poháru
Vítězové Superpoháru UEFA
Bronzoví medailisté z ME ve fotbale
Vítězové Ligy mistrů UEFA
Komandéři Řádu za zásluhy (Portugalsko)
Narození v roce 1983
Narození 26. února
Narození v Brazílii
Žijící lidé
Muži
Hráči Mistrovství světa ve fotbale 2022
Hráči Mistrovství Evropy ve fotbale 2020
Hráči Mistrovství světa ve fotbale 2018
Hráči Mistrovství Evropy ve fotbale 2016
Hráči Mistrovství světa ve fotbale 2014
Hráči Mistrovství Evropy ve fotbale 2012
Hráči Mistrovství světa ve fotbale 2010
Hráči Mistrovství Evropy ve fotbale 2008


wilded1 had the most liked content!
That is ticked now and the same result in the basket. Next to the delivery option dropdown is a link that opens a popup asking to select the country, city and postcode. We do our deliveries ourselves (bulk loads by truck) in the local area and this is confusing customers as they select one of our 5 delivery options zones that we deliver to. but when they follow that Estimate link they can select Aberdeen if they want and we do not deliver to Aberdeen; we are in the East Midlands). We have had this happen and the customer complains that selected zone1 at £10 but then they got an estimate of 10 for a 500-mile delivery for tonnes of product with this feature. Any idea which file to hack to get rid of this?


text:
Internet ERUPTS Over What Saudi King Just Did Right In Front Of Melania Today That Was Caught On Camera
May 21, 2017 portalstate 0 Comments
There are certain people whose very presence commands respect and even a sort of reverence. Maybe they've been built up in the public's eye, or just in your mind, but I'm sure a lot of would like to be one of those people that command respect without saying a word. I think there are also people that the media and even pictures undersell. The energy that someone, especially someone in power, gives off says a lot about how they live their lives.
There's been a lot of controversy surrounding Melania Trump, but aside from the cheap shots that liberal haters take, nobody really has anything bad to say about the woman. They don't particularly like her former career as a model, but it's not because they have issues with modesty. They'd be the first to say that it's a woman's right to do whatever she wants to do to make a living. I guess just as long as it doesn't show them up. But the double standards and racist slurs that the party of tolerance likes to throw out there, everyone who's been around our First Lady has seemed to be highly impressed with not only her actions but her demeanor and carriage.
This is probably an easy thing to dismiss since in general, we're a culture that puts a premium on beauty, and our first lady is breathtaking. Maybe if you or I were tongue tied someone might say that it's because we're blown away by her superstar power, or because we wanted to be like her. But what about a man who is supposed to have disdain for everything that Melania stands for? What if he were to completely break the rules of his religion to show her respect? What might that say about her commanding presence? Well, the world has to decide now, since the Saudi King did something that he's never supposed to do when he met Melania Trump for the first time.
Via Young Cons:
"President Trump and First Lady Melania descended Air Force One in Saudi Arabia's capital city of Riyadh on Saturday morning, and as usual, the mainstream media is falling all over themselves to report the best criticisms they can come up with.
Funny enough, the widespread obsession with critiquing the President has the media missing the real story on this one.
Women are expected to cover their heads as part of the hijab requirement of the Saudi Arabian government, but Melania forewent the covering over the weekend, as have many female world leaders in the past.
Naturally, liberals are up in arms over one of Trump's tweets from back in 2015, when he criticized then-First Lady Michelle Obama for making the same choice to forego a headscarf on a Saudi Arabia visit.
According to the Quran and Hadiths, Muslim men strictly forbidden to shake hands with non-Musim women. The King must be a special Muslim? pic.twitter.com/OKNI2wF85v
— Blazing Fury (@FuryBlazing) May 20, 2017
But once again, because the leftist media is hung up on the President's tweets from years before his presidency, they're missing the real story—the Saudi Arabian King shook Melania's hand.
The Quran forbids Muslim men from shaking hands with women.
And Muslims are kinda pissed about it."
To solidify their introduction into the current century, the first lady gave them a social media shout out, because why not? The traditionally backward country hosting them was obviously very gracious and kind to the President and First Lady, and she didn't let the opportunity to give credit where credit is due to pass her by.
Thank you for a beautiful welcome to #Riyadh! #SaudiArabia pic.twitter.com/BcrMR0OYSK
— Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) May 20, 2017
I'm sure liberals will find a reason to be upset about that too, but for not at least we can be happy that our kind and gracious first lady went to a place where women actually do have things holding them back, and she went as a free American and wasn't ignored. THIS is a leap forward for the Saudi women. I can't even imagine how much hope just this one gesture gave the women being oppressed in the middle east. Not only did she come, looking like a free American, she received a gesture of respect from the country's leader. I don't know how long the progress will last for, but it's a crack, and enough to let a little light of hope through.
If you're not proud of Melania for representing America like that, your American pride meter is broken. You might wanna get that checked out.
FOLLOW us on Facebook at PortalState!
Source: FreedomDaily.com
← Liberals Are PISSED After Trump Drops Sneaky Surprise On Special Counsel Investigating Russia Claim
Hillary Missing After It's Revealed Where Seth Rich Was Headed When He Was Assassinated – Now Look Who Just Hired An Attorney →
Melania Just Got Out Of Car At G7 Summit And Shocks Everyone With What's In Her Hand
May 27, 2017 portalstate 0
Hollywood Actor Ron Perlman Says: 'Donald Trump Is A Fake President And He Is…'
November 5, 2017 portalstate 0
OMG Sasha's Secret Out About Why She Changed Her Name – Now There's No Hiding From Family's Secret
October 18, 2017 portalstate 0


This house / villa of 163 m² (about 1752 ft²), built in 1850, on 2 levels, with a land size of 1005 m² (about 0,25 acres) comprises 5 rooms including 2 bedrooms, 1 shower room and 2 toilets. It is provided with a living room of 77 m² (about 828 ft²) and with 2 parkings. Heating : individual electric.


text:
Q: place condition in the read or in the code? I am checking if an item has a linked item in the database but cant decide where to put the condition.
option one: place the condition in the database read statement.
select * from item where id = id.

Option two check afterwards in code.
temp =  select * from item

for(i = 0; i <sizeof(temp); i++;
{
if(id = temp.id)
{do stuff}
}

Is there a significant difference between the two ?
note code sample probably contains tons of errors, is for explanation purpose only.

A: Definitely do it in the database sql statement!
Otherwise you're going to return potentially millions of results just to get one result.

A: Yes. In the first, you're asking the database for a smaller result set, which may require less effort by the database, less network traffic, and less work by your code.
With the second, you're asking to be featured on thedailywtf.


text:
"Those who defy the laws of probability the gods of chance destroy."
David Spanier
Inside the Gambler's Mind (1994)
Landbased Gambling
History of Gambling
Casino Management
Gaming Control
Guide: Australia
Guide: Macau
Guide: Singapore
Guide: Las Vegas
Bonus Offers Promotions
Paris Vegas Hotel
Situated on the Strip in Las Vegas, Paradise of Nevada, Paris Vegas is a casino and hotel. Harrahs Entertainment is the owner and the operator of the hotel. As indicated by the name of the hotel, the theme of the hotel is based on the city of Paris in France. The hotel has a half scaled, 541 foot tall duplicate of the Eiffel tower, a replica of La Fontaine des Mers, two-third sized replica of Arc de Triomphe, a sign resembling the shape of Montgolfier balloon and also a theatre known by the name Le Theatre des Arts which can seat 1200. The hotel's front would remind you of the Louvre museum in Paris and the Paris Opera House.
There is a promenade which connects the Paris Las Vegas hotel and casino with the Bally's Las Vegas, a sister property. And thus it is further connected to the Monorail of Las Vegas.
Ballys Entertainment was the first to announce the project of this hotel. Bally's Entertainment is also the owner of the adjacent property Bally's Las Vegas. Leidenfrost/ Horowitz & Assoc., Bergman, Walls & Assoc., MBH Architects Newport Beach office are the architects involved in the designing of this structure. It was on 17th April 1997, when the ground was broken to build this hotel and casino. The inauguration of the hotel happened on 1st September, 1999. There were fireworks during the opening ceremony shot from the replica of Eiffel tower. Catherine Deneuve, a French actress, turned on all the lights of the hotel by flipping a switch, including the crystal chandeliers in the main lobby. The architect was Bergman Walls Associates.
Hilton hotels bought Bally's Entertainment in the year 1996 and they started building the hotel. The casinos of Hilton were spun off subsequently into Park Place Entertainment. They bought Caesars World in 2000 and the name changed to Caesars Entertainment in the year 2004.
They were planning to build the Eiffel tower to match the original one in size. But since the airport was very close to the hotel, they had to shrink the tower to half the size of the original. The scale is more or less 1:2. The hotel is situated on 24 acres land and it cost around 785 million dollars to build the Paris Las Vegas.
There is a distinct aspect of architecture in the Paris Las Vegas hotel. The replica of the Eiffel tower's back legs come into the floor of the casino through the ceiling.
Paris Vegas Hotel Pool
Paris Vegas Hotel Room
Sports book of Paris Las Vegas was shut down temporarily in November of 2006, as there was an investigation pending on the employees of the hotel, with regards to underreporting of tips.
The show, The Producers, which was headlined by David Hasselhoff was a new show premiered in the year 2007 by Paris Las Vegas. There were some issues with Hasselhoff not showing up for the shows earlier. The same was later fixed when he left the show. The focus on the show shifted to the character Max, which was played by Tony Danza. He showed up as the celebrity actor on this show till it ended in February of 2008. The contract of Barry Manilow with the Hilton is expiring and he will be joining Paris Las Vegas as the headline for their shows.
In order to fight the global economic recessing during 2008 and 2009, Harrah entertainment incorporation concentrated on marketing their properties to certain sections of the population. This is the reason why Paris Vegas Hotel and casino is being marketed towards the lesbian and gay travelers heavily.
Copyright © 2000 - 2016 Endless Blue Inc, Seychelles, All Rights Reserved.


text:
Q: Simple Harmonic Motion of sphere
Problem: A solid sphere of radius 15cm is pivoted at a point on its
  surface. It is held so that the diameter passing through both the
  pivot and the center of the sphere makes a 0.15 radian angle with the
  vertical. The sphere is released at time = 0.10s.
Find the velocity of the bottom of the sphere at time $t$ = 0.4s.

The equation for the angle between the radius to the pivot and the vertical as a function of time I found:
$\theta_0 = 0.15$
$\theta = 0.15cos(\omega t - \phi)$
$\omega = \sqrt{\frac{g}{7/5R}}$
$\phi = 0.683130511$
Therefore:
$\theta = 0.15cos(6.8313 t - 0.683130511)$
The angular velocity is given by: $\omega = \frac{d^{2}\theta}{dt^{2}} = 1.0247\sin(0.683131 - 6.8313t)$
$\frac{v}{r} = \omega$
$r_b = 0.3cm$
Solving for $v$ I get 0.273m/s.
The answer given is 0.14m/s.
What error have I made?

A: I've got v(0.4)= 3.066 m/s
I'will use physical pendulum, circular geometry - hyperphysics
with data : radius 0.15 cm , g=9.8 m/s/s
The period T for a sphere is 0.09197 sec  (last value in the page)
(is more than 10 times faster than a simple pendulum of length 30 cm)
I get $$\theta(t)=\theta_{max}*cos((t-t_{0})*2\pi/T)$$
With the substitution of sin by cos and t by $t-t_0$ we get a maximum 0.15 at time 0.10 s
and at the sagemath
I get two graphs $\theta$
|--> 0.150000000000000*cos(10.8724014960424*pi*(2*t - 0.200000000000000))
and $\theta(0.10)$ = 0.150000000000000
and  $v(t)=d\theta/dt$
|--> -3.26172044881273*pi*sin(10.8724014960424*pi*(2*t - 0.200000000000000))
and v(0.4) m/s=  -3.06576728129694
t,b,g,L,tmax,tstart=var('t,b,g,L,tmax,tstart')
theta = function('theta', t)
theta1 = function('theta1', t)

#b=g/L
#assume(g>0)
#assume(L>0)
L=0.15    ## Length of string
tstart=0.10
g=9.8 ## accelaration due to gravity
tmax=0.15
##### Pendulum's Time Period: ############
#
T=0.091976

theta(t)=tmax*cos((t-tstart)*2*pi/T)
theta
theta(tstart)

#theta1(t)=0.15*cos(6.8313*t-0.683130511)  ## the one of OP
a=plot(theta, 0.10,1.1)
a.show(aspect_ratio=0.5)
#b=plot(theta1, 0.10,1.1)
#b.show(aspect_ratio=0.5)

v=diff(theta,t)
v
print"v(0.4) m/s= ",0.30*v(0.4).n()

b=plot(v, 0.10,1.1)
b.show()


text:
var fs = require('fs');
var path = require('path');
var Sequelize = require('sequelize');
var _ = require('underscore');

var sequelize = new Sequelize(
    null, null, null,
    {
        storage: __dirname + '/../store/app.sqlite',
        dialect: 'sqlite'
    }
);
var db = {};

fs
.readdirSync(__dirname)
.filter(function(file) {
    return (file.indexOf('.') !== 0) && (file !== 'index.js');
})
.forEach(function(file) {
    var model = sequelize.import(path.join(__dirname, file));
    db[model.name] = model;
});

Object.keys(db).forEach(function(modelName) {
    if ('associate' in db[modelName]) {
        db[modelName].associate(db);
    }
});

module.exports = _.extend({
    sequelize: sequelize,
    Sequelize: Sequelize
}, db);

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


I received a form letter from the Honorable Ambassador John R. Bolton, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations (2005-2006) and member of the Board of Directors of The American Conservative Union (ACU). A FOX-news contributor, he has been a tenacious and outspoken advocate of US efforts to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
Below the bold red lettering at the top, "Stop Iran's Nuclear 9-11," Bolton confirmed his belief that the future of our American cities are in imminent danger from an Iranian atomic-bomb threat. He described Iran as the rogue, terror-sponsoring regime that calls America "the Great Satan" and vows to wipe our ally, Israel, off the face of the Earth. He reminded me, the reader, of his testimony before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, when he expressed his concern about "the Obama Administration's inept and dangerous policy failure in the Middle East."
But it was the petition that disturbed me. The heading included the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, naming the Honorable John F. Kerry, chairman, and Honorable Richard C. Lugar, ranking member. The petition's conclusion was, "Therefore, I believe we ought to give Israel our full support for a preemptive strike against Iran's nuclear weapons program if we don't do it ourselves."
I never quite grasped the phrase, "I have your back," but now it was clear. It means "You go in front to meet the enemy head-on, and I'll bring up the rear. And if you don't survive the first full surge of the battle, I'll be in a good position to make a hasty retreat."
It seems to me that Bolton can't promise much from his position as past ambassador, and that the once-great United States of America has been brought down several pegs so as to no longer warrant the title of Leader of the Free World. Therefore, in an effort to thwart Iran's objectives, Bolton will send the tiny Jewish nation, which is no bigger than one of our smallest states, to lead an attack on Iran, to which he hopes — but can't promise — to provide some undetermined support.
Bolton appears to suggest that we inspire Israel to courageously take a pro-active, preemptive strike against Iran, with the possibility that Iran could use weapons that Israel would assiduously and conscientiously not consider, so that Israel could face annihilation. Then, based on his evaluation of Iran's strength and success, President Obama could sit back and consider his next move, perhaps initiate more sanctions while the rest of the Islamic world fulfills the recent call for Jihad and Israel's destruction, made by the Muslim Brotherhood's Supreme Guide Mohammed Badi. In fact, in light of the recent invitation to the White House, extended by Obama to Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, Israel's destruction could be the topic of a mutually acceptable discussion.
I would ask the Ambassador why he is not advocating that WE lead the attack on the Islamofascist nation that threatens our survival, and why WE have so long procrastinated the demolition of Iran's nuclear infrastructure that threatens us and the entire Western world?
I am appalled that those who represent us have allowed President Obama to lead us into weakness and submission. Whom did we ask to confront the nation of Japan after the bombing of Pearl Harbor — when there was no Israel to fight our battles? Bolton acknowledged that Obama can't be counted on to deny the Iranian mullahs' nuclear missiles, and now he chooses to pass the proverbial buck to the Israelis? No.
In a country like America, that brought freedom to the world, it is absurd to draw up a petition that begs for Israel's right to defend her sovereignty, when she is already a democratic, sovereign nation. This petition skirts the issue. The ACU should be bold and declaring that Obama's foreign policy is preventing Israel from doing just that. Iran poses an imminent threat to the American people, and our President is shirking his Constitutional duties to protect us from all enemies foreign and domestic. It's too late for petitions now. What we need is the ACU to demand that this President take action against Iran and protect the American people and our allies, as Iran is moments away from causing a global disaster. If we wait any longer and don't neutralize Iran, we will find ourselves in a global conflict that could have been averted.
I did not sign the Petition and will not send a donation until the GOP demands that this President destroy Iran's nuclear infrastructure now. I cannot support a weakened America that will further endanger Israel and our nation. How did The American Conservative Union even conceive of such a document.


text:
Holidays at 100
100 maneiras, Bistro 100 Maneiras
Openings, awards, distinctions, releases… All in all, it's the perfect excuse to make last night of the year a tribute to everything we achieved in 2019, with a great 100 Maneiras party. Times two.
At 100 Maneiras
It's from "The Story", the main tasting menu of 100 Maneiras, that arrive some of the 12 moments that, before midnight, parade through the restaurant's tables on December 31st. "Welcome to Bosnia", possibly Lisbon's most photographed couvert, opens up the party, with "flower" bread, ajvar, kajmak, pasteta, stelja and sea "butter" – a selection of Bosnian specialties, not so easy to pronounce but even harder to leave untouched.
Other iconic moments from the menu make an appearance, such as the "Sarajevo Cigar "(potato foam, smoked tea bread and čvarci "tobacco"), the "Mixed Salad" (anchovies, black truffle and parmesan), "The Last Supper" (cow's head, horseradish, marrow and somun bread) or even the surprising "Foie pour toi" (foie gras, Dr. Bayard mint, "Mais Vale Tarde do Que Nunca" late harvest jelly, yogurt and ras el hanout).
But if 2019 deserves the praise, the arrival of the new year is also the perfect occasion to bring new dishes to the tables. That's what happens with "The Pearl" (smoked European flat oyster and champagne beurre blanc), "Drive Me Nuts" (scarlet shrimp, chestnut cream, fennel and black truffle) or "The rum, the rum is on fire" (baba au Refugees Rum).
And because it is mostly in green that we write the end of this year, on the last night of 2019 will also be served the vegetarian menu "Echoes of 100", accompanied on this date exclusively by a handpicked wine selection (275 euros per person, wines included).
Victory, victory, here ends (this) history. (For now…)
At Bistro 100 Maneiras
If at 100 the party is scheduled for December 31st, at our oldest – but forever young – house, celebrations begin a week earlier. At Bistro 100 Maneiras, it is Christmas Eve that officially starts the 100 Maneiras holiday season. On December 24th, Ljubomir Stanisic, Manuel Maldonado, Eugeniu Musteata and the rest of the team are Bistro's Santas on duty, serving "A Christmas Carol": a menu that combines tradition and irreverence. For the first time, in addition to the main menu, will be also served a menu which, more than an adaptation, is designed from scratch to be 100% vegetarian: because Christmas is the season for unit and is united that we want to celebrate at these tables.
A week later, it is still filled with this spirit that we return to this house for another big party. "All about the Eve" is the title of menu designed to say goodbye to 2019. And the evening will be a delightful seduction game, winking at 2020. Just like in Christmas Eve, besides the main menu there will will also be a vegetarian menu available, no less sexy and full of flavor than the first. To enter 2020 with the right temperature. Because when it comes to cold, the weather is enough.
Refugees Rum, round 2
100 is 50 Best Discovery
Bistro joins Cocktail Week
Composting reaches 100


In 1895 Francisco Carrasco, a muleteer from Guijuelo, saw an opportunity in the arrival of the railway to this town in the province of Salamanca, thanks to a stop on the Gijón-Sevilla line. Carrasco began to take pigs from different places to the town, especially from Galicia and Extremadura, to later establish a small ham salting business.
Juan Atanasio Carrasco and his brothers started the first revolution of the brand when they bought a farm for raising Iberian pigs in Jerez de los Caballeros (Badajoz) and built a slaughterhouse in Guijuelo (Salamanca).
Santos Carrasco Manzano consolidated the business and developed the brand´s personality and unique values, shaped by a laudable family tradition and a deep respect for the product. He also led the process of creating the Guijuelo Designation of Origin, thus confirming his commitment to quality and professional excellence.
Juan Atanasio Carrasco and Francisco Carrasco. A process of national and international expansion supported by constant innovation but maintaining the essence of the traditional process. Our own sales network, which has already taken the brand throughout the country and to more than 14 foreign markets.
Be the first one to receive them.


text:
@interface QBarCodeView : MMUIView
{
    int _width;
    int _height;
    struct vector<unsigned char, std::__1::allocator<unsigned char>> _data;
    _Bool _bTwoDimensional;
}

- (id).cxx_construct;
- (void).cxx_destruct;
- (void)drawRect:(struct CGRect)arg1;
- (void)displayQBarCode:(struct QBAR_IMAGE)arg1 TwoDimensional:(_Bool)arg2;

@end


text:
entente (n.)
"an understanding," 1854, from French éntente "an understanding," from Old French entente "intent, intention; attention; aim, goal" (12c.), noun use of fem. past participle of entendre "to direct one's attention" (see intent). Political sense arose in 19c. from entente cordiale (1844); the best-known example was that between England and France (1904), to which Russia was added in 1908.
Entries linking to entente
intent (n.)
"purpose," early 13c., from Old French entent, entente "goal, end, aim, purpose; attention, application," and directly from Latin intentus "a stretching out," in Late Latin "intention, purpose," noun use of past participle of intendere "stretch out, lean toward, strain," literally "to stretch out" (see intend). In law, "state of mind with respect to intelligent volition" (17c.).
Share entente
https://www.etymonline.com/word/entente
Etymology of entente by etymonline
Harper, D. (n.d.). Etymology of entente. Online Etymology Dictionary. Retrieved $(datetime), from https://www.etymonline.com/word/entente
Harper Douglas, "Etymology of entente," Online Etymology Dictionary, accessed $(datetime), https://www.etymonline.com/word/entente.
Harper, Douglas. "Etymology of entente." Online Etymology Dictionary, https://www.etymonline.com/word/entente. Accessed $(datetimeMla).
D. Harper. "Etymology of entente." Online Etymology Dictionary. https://www.etymonline.com/word/entente (accessed $(datetime)).
Definitions of entente
an informal alliance between countries;
Synonyms: entente cordiale
a friendly understanding between political powers;
Dictionary entries near entente
entablature
entelechy
enteric
entero-


When I set out to make the biggest financial decision of my life, Jennifer Roycroft was referred to me by a previous client.
Jennifer is down to earth and very approachable. She was extremely patient with my ignorance as a first time home buyer and explained everything in as much detail as I needed. she understood the priorities in my search and always did her best to present me with appropriate options.
Jennifer strived to point out the positive and negative aspects of the properties I viewed. She did her due diligence on the ones that I expressed interest in and never pushed to "close the deal". Because of her extensive knowledge and honesty, I felt very comfortable with the final terms and the purchase of my home.
I highly recommend Jennifer, she won't disappoint. Thank you Jennifer!!
Jennifer Roycroft has been an absolute pleasure to work with while selling and buying our homes. She is very professional and knows the answer to every question we had (and we had many!!) She gave us a list price well above what we expected and sold it for well above that! She tirelessly showed us house after house and when my husband and I became overwhelmed or frustrated, she smoothed things over perfectly. She literally stood by our side, even if that meant being out very late. The moment I knew we made the right choice in our real estate venture was early on in the process, when she went out of her way to talk with our son when he was really struggling with moving. Jennifer is amazing and if we had to do it all again she'd absolutely be by our side the whole way. She knows her business very well and intuitively knows people.
My wife, Joanne, and I would like to highly recommend Jennifer Roycroft as a Real Estate agent. We first met Jennifer when we were viewing an open house for a condo that we were interested in. We didn't end up buying it as we hadn't even listed ours yet. We chatted with her and mentioned that we were planning on selling our house. She offered to come by and give us a free market appraisal. We agreed and she toured our house and emailed us an in depth appraisal and analysis of the regional market.
We ended up selling privately without Real Estate but with the backing of her appraisal. She continued to work on our behalf on her own time and with no compensation to find a new place for us. She kept us constantly updated with the most recent listings in the categories and areas that we were interested in. She arranged for and accompanied us on viewings of a number of properties. Through her we were able to find the perfect condo for our needs.
She looked after us right from first offer until we received the keys from her to our new home. She was a tremendous help and tireless worker. Her knowledge and experience made the whole process as painless and smooth as possible.
My wife and I both highly recommend Jennifer as a caring and sincere Real Estate Agent, who has her clients' best interests always at the forefront of her efforts.
We have been very lucky to have Jennifer Roycroft as our real estate agent. She has gone far above and beyond our expectations. She is extremely knowledgeable about housing trends in the Lower Mainland and what is happening in the neighbourhoods. In particular, she can tell you things you may not otherwise know - like where developers are trying to buy up property, or where new schools are being built. Jennifer is friendly, approachable and always available to answer questions. She understood right away the kind of place we were looking for and the next day came back with a whole list of homes for us to look at. She has guided us first-time home buyers through the process of finding our perfect home so that the whole process has been seamless! We would not hesitate to recommend Jennifer to our friends and family.
It is always a pleasure to work with Jennifer. She is a dedicated professional and well organized. Our clients can not say enough about her commitment to them. Jennifer is accommodating, often working around clients busy schedules. I have no hesitations recommending my clients to Jennifer as I know they will be well cared for. Thank you!
This testimonial is in regards to Jennifer Roycroft of Royal LePage West Real Estate Services.
Jennifer Roycroft has been a huge help to us in our hunt to find our first home. We first met Jennifer at a viewing for one of her properties, and immediately felt a connection to her. She was more than willing to go to the extra mile to help us out and answer any questions we had. (This was a lot of questions!) We decided after viewing this house that we wanted to use her as our real estate agent for the purchase of our first home. We had a fairly long list of "must-haves" for our new place, and Jennifer did a great job on finding us places that met all of our needs. We viewed a few places with her, before we found the one we wanted to purchase. Jennifer made sure that we had all of our questions answered before making the purchase, and helped us along ever step of the way.
Being first time homeowner, this was something that we were really unfamiliar with and the whole process seemed really intimidating to us. However, Jennifer put us at ease immediately, and made the process very easy for us. Jennifer's friendly and welcoming personality put us at ease through this whole process, and we were able to find the perfect place in just a month's time. I would highly recommend Jennifer to my friends and family, and will be using her again in the future!
Jessica C. and Keith T.
Jennifer Roycroft is a hard-working intelligent real estate agent who has a really good understanding of our local market in Port Coquitlam. We bought a lake house in an area an hour and a half away from PoCo and although we had a good understanding of the neighbourhood we knew this was a new area to her. Before the time of our first look through, Jennifer had investigated the surrounding area and knew her way around the community, their local market, and some ins and outs on what it takes to purchase an investment property. Jennifer promptly answered my emails and texts and from start to finish was there for us. The next time we make a housing purchase we will use Jennifer again – we will and have highly recommend her to friends and family as well.
Working with Jennifer was so easy from start to finish. We felt comfortable and confident that she was the right realtor for my husband and I. She had our best interest in mind and maximized our homes potential! We had a short time line with our second baby coming fast, Jennifer was able to get our home on the market, sold, and found our next home all before our baby came! Everything was perfectly lined up and stress free. She was readily available for any and all of our questions. If you're looking for someone who knows what they're talking about and does 1000% in all aspects, give her a call. I would highly recommend Jennifer and have already given her name to multiple family and friends! We will ONLY be calling Jennifer for any of our future home investments!
Jennifer is an amazing real estate agent. She is very thorough and dedicated. Recently I had the pleasure of working with Jennifer to purchase a mobile home. In this market it was difficult to find a bank that would finance a mobile and Jennifer took the time out of her busy schedule to help me deal with a particular bank that we ended up filing a formal complaint with. Six weeks, three subject extensions and tones of time and effort on Jennifer's part later and I am the owner of a cute little mobile home! Thank you from the bottom of my heart Jennifer! You are a gem!


text:
package com.blazeloader.util.data;

import net.minecraft.nbt.NBTTagCompound;

public interface INBTWritable {

	/**
	 * @param tagCompound
	 */
	public void writeToNBT(NBTTagCompound tagCompound);

	/**
	 *
	 * @param tagCompound
	 */
	public void readFromNBT(NBTTagCompound tagCompound);
}


text:
Greenbuild for All
The green building movement spreads the wealth At the very moment that many critics are writing off the green building movement as a casualty of today's economic crisis, the industry is proving that it will likely weather the financial maelstrom. At the U.S. Green Building Council's (USGBC) annual Greenbuild..
Ben Jervey
The green building movement spreads the wealth
At the very moment that many critics are writing off the green building movement as a casualty of today's economic crisis, the industry is proving that it will likely weather the financial maelstrom. At the U.S. Green Building Council's (USGBC) annual Greenbuild International Conference & Expo last week in Boston, the message was clear: the effort is more relevant than ever."When people ask if the green building movement is going to survive the recession, you'll say 'We are how the economy will get back on track - with green jobs, green energy and green innovation," proclaimed Rick Fedrizzi, USGBC president, CEO, and founding chairman. His assertion becomes more on point with every passing week-and every "fireside" web chat-as it seems increasingly likely that the backbone of any imminent economic stimulus plan will be job creation, specifically "green collar" job creation.This year's gathering, titled "Revolutionary Green," was both a nod to the historic host city and a reference to USGBC's new ambitions. Barely a month earlier, the Council added a new, so-called "guiding principle" to its mission: "for the human community, in the broadest sense, to benefit from green built environments, regardless of income, race or any other social factor." Fedrizzi, speaking on the final day of the conference emphasized the weight of this shift. "We finally connected the dots about how integral the values of social equity are with what we do," he said.This refocus on people-and not just buildings-may be a little overdue, and the conference's program made it clear how seriously the Council is taking it. The four-day schedule-overstuffed with meetings, panels, discussion forums, plenaries, workshops and over 100 formal, educational sessions-was punctuated by a handful of "master speakers," including the South African civil rights leader Archbishop Desmond Tutu, public health expert Howard Frumkin, environmental and social justice advocate Van Jones, and MacArthur Genius Majora Carter (the picture below is of her talk).Greenbuild's most powerful moments, however, came when the conference's two overarching themes-the vitality of the green building movement and the newfound shift toward social equity-converged.
During the "Greener Good" panel, regional USGBC chapters presented various initiatives to increase green jobs locally while helping all community members. Reps from the Arkansas outfit talked about its home energy assistance loan pilot program, which helps low-income residents find money to test their home for energy waste and pay for improvements-the cost of which will be recovered in lower power bills. They also discussed NOLA 100, a recovery and rebuilding project designed to bring New Orleans families back to newly repaired, efficient, and healthy homes (unlike those FEMA trailers). Russell Unger, chairman of the Council's New York chapter, held up its "Green Construction Skills Initiative" as a model for training workers from underprivileged communities for green collar construction jobs using partnerships with vocational colleges and union training programs."The vast, vast majority of educational material around green building was designed by and for architects and engineer types," Unger explained, cutting to the core of the USGBC's evolution toward greater inclusivity. "You have a panel discussion or a PowerPoint designed for a white collar audience. Trades and contractors are a different audience. They learn by using their hands, they don't spend lengthy hours in PowerPoint presentations. But they're the largest group of people actually working on green building."The call for better training of the working class echoed Van Jones' comments from a day earlier. After reminding the audience of the President-elect's call to weatherize and retrofit one million homes per year-"Though I'd like him to add another zero to the end of that"-he reminded his audience who would actually be doing that work. "Every one of you has had the experience of trying to find skilled workers," he said, to a chorus of nodding heads, before rattling off a half-dozen organizations that train workers in low-income, marginalized urban communities for work performing home energy audits or installing non-toxic insulation, double-paned windows, and rooftop solar arrays.If this year's Greenbuild is any indication, the USGBC's members are gearing up to put its new rhetoric into action, creating what Jones calls "pathways out of poverty" in the form of good, green jobs to retrofit America. "This green wave should lift all boats," he charged.(Photos by Ben Jervey)


Information about these combined training programs can be found on the AMA's FREIDA Online service.
Following the combined program approval by both boards, ABPM will require each combined program to submit additional information every 5 years including the combined residency completion rate, other Board examination take rate, ABPM board examination take rate and pass rate for all their combined program residents. The evaluation form may be downloaded and completed electronically and returned to ABPM via mail or email.


Are people still using cash in your staff restaurant and at your vending machines? With a smart card system, you can eliminate cash and it will provide increased efficiency, reduced costs and faster transaction settlement.
With a smart card, payments in the staff restaurant will go faster and the food and drinks purchased will be registered right away, which is convenient for administration, supply management and reporting. Coffee and vending machines? You simply use the same card, which eliminates any hassle with coins.
Is your organisation already using a smart card, e.g. for access control, time registration and parking? Our payment systems are easily integrated into existing systems. You can continue using your current card for all facilities. A multifunctional card is created!


text:
> The Castle of Slovenská Ľupča
The Castle of Slovenská Ľupča
The unique landmark of the region of Upper Pohronie and the guard of the Pohronie route, the Ľupča Castle, or its predecessor, a three-storey residential tower with fortifications, already stood on the highest peak of the rocky hill over the valley in the first half of the 13th century. Although the castle in the 13th and 14th century often changed occupants, among them Mathew III. Csák, as well as Zvolen district chief Donč, it remained in the ownership of the Royal Family. Sigismund of Luxemburg in 1424 gave the castle together with other properties to his wife Barbara. Her daughter, Queen Elisabeth, pledged the castle to a Croatian nobleman Gregor de Korbavia, called Horváth. Soon after that, in June 1443, the region of central Slovakia was struck by a massive earthquake. The greatly damaged castle was then repaired, rebuild and enlarged by the Horváth family and after them the Dóczy family. During this reconstruction in the Gothic style they built a large cylindrical tower on the eastern side of the upper castle connected to the palace wing from the west which is closely fitted to the old residential tower. The upper castle was closed by the southern fortification. After Queen Mary took the castle from the ownership of the Dóczy family, she gave it to the administration of the Banská Bystrica Chamber. In 1572 the castle was used by Pavol Rubigall whose reconstruction in the Renaissance style gave the castle a three-storey prism-like entrance tower while an additional storey to the palace unified the matter of the upper castle to its present state and created unique Renaissance artistic details, e.g. the entrance portal to the great hall from 1573. The building of an escape tunnel from the castle well to the house beyond the castle is probably also related to this reconstruction. Reconstruction in the restless 17th century focused on fortifications and added a connecting staircase tower and richly decorated stucco vaults, as well as a memorial plaque. This was placed there by the owner and King´s counsel Gaspar Tribell to commemorate noblemen who died in the defence of the castle against rebels. Although at the end of the Estate´s Uprisings the castle belonged to František Wesselányi and later it was plundered by the Rákoczy army, in the end in 1707 it returned to the ownership of the King. Arcade halls and a chapel built in the Baroque style were already built on the upper courtyard at that time. The original function of the castle lost its importance and after the fire in the second half of the 19th century it was rebuilt for the needs of the state orphanage. A significant three-storey building on the lower courtyard, Gisela´s house, was built mainly for these social purposes. At present after extensive repairs, the reconstruction and restoration the castle, has been restored to its original prestige, is accessible to the public and its premises are used for culture-social purposes.
Photos and video (www.culturalheritage.sk)
Bratislava Dúbravka – Villa Rustica
Neological Synagogue Žilina


If you're in the process of starting an online store or are looking to upgrade your existing offering, you'll likely be wondering about how best to take payments via your website.
A payment gateway is responsible for securely validating your customer's card details at the checkout stage before passing the funds on to your business. It is a key component in any online checkout and so it's vital that the process is frictionless and doesn't give your customers any cause for concern regarding the security of their sensitive information.
Is the gateway supported in your country?
What are the gateway transaction fees?
Does the gateway require customers to be taken offsite?
Does the gateway provide a good user experience?
Does the gateway provide international support and what cards do they accept?
Does the gateway require you to have a merchant account?
This post is designed to help you make sense of all of those questions so you can be confident that the payment gateway you choose is appropriate for your business and customers.
At Club, we work exclusively with Craft CMS. Its makers Pixel and Tonic are also responsible for Craft Commerce - a flexible, extensible commerce solution that allows us to create bespoke online stores for our clients.
At the time of writing Pixel and Tonic provide official support for several payment gateways including Stripe, PayPal, SagePay, Worldpay and Mollie. This makes integrating a payment gateway with Craft Commerce much more straightforward.
When we are asked our opinion on payment gateways we often recommend Stripe, not just because of its ease of use and low processing fees, but because its well documented and is great to work with from a developer standpoint - meaning we can tailor it to better meet your needs and style it to suit your brand.
1. Is the gateway supported in your country?
For example, Stripe is currently supported in 32 countries (and counting), including; the the UK, US, Australia and Singapore. PayPal is currently in supported in 200 countries worldwide.
2. What are the gateway transaction fees?
Fees are applied by the gateway to cover the costs of receiving and processing the transaction. The use of some payment gateways also incur monthly fees.
Stripe transaction fees are currently 2.9% + 20p for non-European cards (1.4% for European cards) based sales of up to £20,000.
PayPal currently charges 3.4% + 20p based on sales of £1500 or less.
3. Does the gateway require customers to be taken offsite?
A payment gateway is known as 'offsite' if it requires the customer to be directed away from your online store to confirm their payment information. Conversely, an 'onsite' payment gateway keeps your customer on your website and allows them to enter their payment card details directly within the checkout.
22% of customers blame a failure to complete a purchase because of a long and slow checkout process.
Offsite payment gateways can contribute to this by increasing the time it takes for a customer to complete their purchase. They are taken elsewhere to pay, and then redirected back, which often adds a jarring step to the checkout flow.
Opting for an offsite payment gateway can also reduce confidence if the customer isn't understanding of why they are being directed away from your website.
The benefits of offsite gateways however, is that they are often easier to setup and they offload most (if not all) of the security requirements to the gateway provider because the transaction happens in isolation from your website.
An example of an offsite payment gateway would be PayPal.
An example of an onsite payment gateway would be Stripe.
Here at Club, we favour onsite payment gateways.
An onsite payment gateway keeps the customer within the familiar surroundings of your website and often makes the checkout process much more efficient.
For example, the combination of Craft Commerce using Stripe as the gateway makes for a streamlined experience and the design of the checkout isn't inhibited in any way so we're able to make sure the experience of paying for goods is a breeze.
4. Does the gateway provide a good user experience?
Being confused at checkout and having concerns about payment security are two of the top-ranking reasons associated with 'cart abandonment' - a term used when describing a customer who does not complete their purchase despite adding something to their shopping bag.
The payment gateway you select will contribute to how well your online store is converting. And again, this is where the choice of an onsite or offsite payment gateway impacts the kind of user experience you can deliver for your customers.
Offsite payment gateways can work for and against you in this instance. Redirecting a customer when asking for their sensitive payment information can be confusing and risks causing alarm.
It's important to always keep the customer informed if they are going to be redirected. Nothing should be a surprise and everything should be properly explained.
An instantly recognisable 'Pay with PayPal' button will go some way to putting the customer at ease.
PayPal is a useful example in this instance as they have the advantage of being the most recognised payment gateway, and so customers are more likely to accept being redirected if they know that is PayPal who will be responsible for processing their payment.
If you are using an offsite payment gateway that isn't PayPal you might need to work harder to earn the trust of your customers. This could include customising the gateway to match the look and feel of your own website to reassure the customer that they're still in good hands.
An onsite gateway gives you the most control over the user experience. And here at Club, it allows us the freedom and control to work our magic to design a checkout flow that is frictionless from start to finish.
Choosing an onsite gateway allows you to integrate the payment form directly into your checkout, which results in a less jarring experience for your customer.
Regardless of whether you use an onsite or offsite payment gateway, it is good practice to use badges and text to communicate that your checkout is secure - customers want to be sure that their payment information is safe.
5. Does the gateway provide international support and what cards do they accept?
If you are planning to fulfil international orders, you need to be clear on whether your chosen payment gateway can process international payments. If they do, what currencies they can support and which cards they accept?
Many customers feel more confident buying from your store if you allow them to purchase items in the same currency as their credit card or bank account. Craft Commerce supports multi-currency, so you can define a primary currency and then add additional currencies that your customers can switch to and pay with.
Providing your payment gateway supports your currency, you can integrate it with Craft Commerce. At present, Stripe currently supports 135 currencies from around the world whilst Paypal currently accepts 25 currencies.
It's useful to know the preferred payment method of your target audience - you don't want to pick a gateway provider only to find that they don't support the preferred payment method of your customers.
Beyond Visa, Mastercard and American Express, it's worth identifying if there are any other card types you need to support.
6. Does the gateway require you to have a separate merchant account?
Before you are able to accept payments online, you need to establish a merchant account.
When a customer pays for something with a credit card the funds are first deposited into the merchant account for authorisation before being transferred to your bank account. You can't access your merchant account directly.
Choosing a payment gateway that requires a separate merchant account can be time-consuming. Luckily, some payment gateways (including Stripe and PayPal) provide a complete solution to this - think of them as your merchant account.
Processing payments online is no longer as cumbersome as it once was.
Forward-thinking companies like Stripe have done a lot to drive change by designing frictionless solutions that are straightforward to implement.
We firmly believe that an online store powered by Craft Commerce with payments processed by Stripe is a winning combination. It provides the right mix of security and flexibility to make sure that your online store is a great experience for both you and your customers.


text:
/** Bower Path **/
var bowerBasePath = 'bower_components/';
/**************************/

/** AdminLTE Variable **/
var alteBasePath = 'admin_lte/',
	alteAssetsPath = alteBasePath + 'assets/',
	alteCssPath = alteAssetsPath + 'css/',
	alteSkinPath = alteCssPath + 'skins/',
	alteJsPath = alteAssetsPath + 'js/',
	altePluginsPaths = alteBasePath + 'plugins/',
	alteImagesPath = alteAssetsPath + 'img/';
/***************************/

/** Neon Variable **/
//var neonBasePath = 'neon/master/',
//	neonAssetsPath = neonBasePath + 'assets/',
//	neonCssPath = neonAssetsPath + 'css/',
//	neonJsPath = neonAssetsPath + 'js/',
//	neonFontsPath = neonAssetsPath + 'fonts/',
//	neonImagesPath = neonAssetsPath + 'images/';
/**************************/

/** Foundation Variable **/
//var foundationBasePath = bowerBasePath + 'foundation/',
//    foundationScssPath = foundationBasePath + 'scss/',
//    foundationJsPath = foundationBasePath + 'js/',
//    foundationJsVendorPath = foundationJsPath + 'vendor/',
//    foundationJsPrefix = foundationJsPath + 'foundation/foundation.';
/************************/

/** Bootstrap Variable **/
var bootstrapBasePath  = bowerBasePath + 'bootstrap-sass/',
    bootstrapScssPath  = bootstrapBasePath + 'assets/stylesheets/',
    bootstrapJsPath    = bootstrapBasePath + 'assets/javascripts/';
/*************************/

/** Enem Apps Variable **/
var enemAppsBasePath = 'enem_apps/',
    enemAppsScssPath = enemAppsBasePath + 'master_enem',
    enemAppsJsPath   = enemAppsBasePath + 'enem_js/';
/************************/

module.exports = function(grunt) {

	grunt.initConfig({
		pkg: grunt.file.readJSON('package.json'),

//		console.log('enem'),

		sass: {
			options: {
//				includePaths: [foundationScssPath, bootstrapScssPath, enemAppsBasePath],
				includePaths: [bootstrapScssPath, enemAppsBasePath],
			},
			dist: {
				options: {
					outputStyle: 'compressed',
					report: 'gzip',
				},
				files: {
					'css/app.min.css': 'enem_apps/master_enem/master_enem.scss',
				}
			},
			dev: {
				options: {
					outputStyle: 'nested',
					report: 'gzip',
				},
				files: {
					'css/app.css': 'enem_apps/master_enem/master_enem.scss',
				}
			}
		},

		cssmin: {
			options: {
//				report: 'min',
				report: 'gzip',
			},
			target: {
//	            files: [{
//	                expand: true,
//	                cwd: 'css/',
//	                src: ['*.css', '!*.min.css'],
//	                dest: 'css/',
//	                ext: '.min.css'
//	            }]
				files: {
					'css/app.min.css': ['css/app.min.css']
				}
			}
		},

		concat: {
			options: {
				separator: '\n',
				banner: '\n',
			},
			vendor: {
				src: [
					'bower_components/jquery/dist/jquery.js',
					//          'bower_components/modernizr/modernizr.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'abide.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'accordion.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'aleart.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'clearing.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'dropdown.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'equalizer.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'interchange.js',
					// foundationJsPrefix + 'joyride.js',
					// foundationJsPrefix + 'magellan.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'offcanvas.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'orbit.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'reveal.js',
					// foundationJsPrefix + 'slider.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'tab.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'tooltip.js',
					//          foundationJsPrefix + 'topbar.js',

					// for bootstrap js
					bootstrapJsPath + 'bootstrap.min.js',

					// Enem Plugin Slider
					'bower_components/swiper/dist/js/swiper.min.js',

					//Enem Required Plugin Animate Wave
					'bower_components/waves/dist/waves.min.js',

					//Enem Required Plugin Chart
					'bower_components/raphael/raphael.min.js',
					'bower_components/morris.js/morris.min.js',
					'bower_components/fancybox/jquery.fancybox.js',

					//Enem Required Plugin Alert
					'bower_components/vex/js/vex.combined.min.js',

					//Enem Required Plugin Scroll
					'bower_components/jquery.nicescroll/dist/jquery.nicescroll.min.js',

					//Enem Required Plugin Modernizr
					//          'bower_components/modernizr/dist/modernizr-build.js',

					//Enem Required Plugin Yepnope
					'bower_components/yepnope/src/yepnope.js',

					//For Alte Themes Js
					altePluginsPaths + 'jQueryUI/jquery-ui.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'sparkline/jquery.sparkline.min.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'jvectormap/jquery-jvectormap-1.2.2.min.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'jvectormap/jquery-jvectormap-world-mill-en.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'knob/jquery.knob.js',
//					altePluginsPaths + 'daterangepicker/moment.min.js',
					'lib/moment/moment.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'daterangepicker/daterangepicker.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'datepicker/bootstrap-datepicker.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'bootstrap-wysihtml5/bootstrap3-wysihtml5.all.min.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'slimScroll/jquery.slimscroll.min.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'fastclick/fastclick.min.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'select2/select2.full.min.js',
//					altePluginsPaths + 'input-mask/jquery.inputmask.js',
//					altePluginsPaths + 'input-mask/jquery.inputmask.date.extensions.js',
//					altePluginsPaths + 'input-mask/jquery.inputmask.extensions.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'colorpicker/bootstrap-colorpicker.min.js',
					altePluginsPaths + 'timepicker/bootstrap-timepicker.min.js',
//					altePluginsPaths + 'iCheck/icheck.min.js',
					alteJsPath + 'app.min.js',
//					alteJsPath + 'demo.js',
//					altePluginsPaths + 'fullcalendar/fullcalendar.min.js',
					'lib/fullcalendar/dist/fullcalendar.min.js',

					//For Neon Themes Js
					//		  neonJsPath + 'gsap/main-gsap.js', //udah ada di package enem
//					neonJsPath + 'jquery-ui-1.10.3.minimal.min.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'joinable.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'resizeable.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'neon-api.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'jvectormap/jquery-jvectormap-1.2.2.min.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'jvectormap/jquery-jvectormap-europe-merc-en.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'jquery.sparkline.min.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'rickshaw/vendor/d3.v3.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'rickshaw/rickshaw.min.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'raphael-min.js', //udah ada di package enem
//					neonJsPath + 'morris.min.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'toastr.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'neon-chat.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'neon-custom.js',
//					neonJsPath + 'neon-demo.js',

					// for enem_apps js
					enemAppsJsPath + 'TweenMax.min.js',
					enemAppsJsPath + 'ScrollToPlugin.min.js',
					enemAppsJsPath + 'modernizr.js',
					enemAppsJsPath + 'enem.js',

					// required plugin
					//          'js/carousel/carouFredSel.js',
					//          'js/paralax-slide/responsive-slider.js',
					//          'js/scrolltofixed/jquery-scrolltofixed.js',
					//          'js/page-navigation/jquery.malihu.PageScroll2id.min.js',

					//          'js/fancybox/jquery.fancybox.js', di matiin dulu
					'js/fancybox/jquery.fancybox.js',
					//          'bower_components/fancybox/jquery.fancybox.js',

					//          'js/crop/imgLiquid-min.js',
					//          'js/waitForImages/jquery.waitforimages.min.js',
					// 'js/jssor-slider/jssor.slider.mini.js',
					// 'js/jssor-slider/jssor.js',
					'js/fancybox/jquery.fancybox-thumbs.js',
					//my script
					//'js/app.js',
					// 'js/unduh.js',
					// 'js/publikasi.js',
					// 'js/faq.js',
					// 'js/produk.js',
				],
					// foundationJsPrefix + 'topbar.js',
				dest: 'js/vendor.js'
			}
		},

		uglify: {
			options: {
				mangle: true,
				compress: true,
				report: 'gzip'
			},
			target: {
				files: {
					'js/vendor.min.js':['js/vendor.js']
				},
			}
		},

//		removelogging: {
//			js: {
//				src: "js/app.min.js",
//				dest: "js/app.min.js"
//			}
//		},

		watch: {
			grunt: {
				files: ['Gruntfile.js'],
				tasks: ['development-task']
			},
//			sass: {
//				files: 'enem_apps/**/*.scss',
//				tasks: ['development-task']
//			},
//			enem: {
//				files: enemAppsBasePath + '/**',
//				task: ['development-task']
//			},
//			bower: {
//				files: bowerBasePath + '/**',
//				task: ['development-task']
//			},
			src: {
				files: [enemAppsBasePath + '/**', bowerBasePath + '/**'],
				tasks: ['development-task']
			},
			js: {
				files: 'js/**/*.js',
				tasks: ['development-task']
			}
		},

//		compress: {
//			main: {
//				options: {
//				  mode: 'gzip'
//				},
//				expand: true,
//				cwd: 'css/',
//				src: ['*'],
//				dest: 'gzip/'
//			}
//		},

		cssmin: {
			target: {
				files: [{
				  expand: true,
				  cwd: 'css/',
				  src: ['*.css', '!*.min.css'],
				  dest: 'css/',
				  ext: '.min.css'
				}]
			},
			min_again: {
				files: [{
				  expand: true,
				  cwd: 'css/',
				  src: ['*.min.css'],
				  dest: 'css/',
				  ext: '.min.css'
				}]
			}
		},

		//    modernizr: {
//      dist: {
//            // Avoid unnecessary builds (see Caching section below)
//            "cache" : true,
//
//            // Path to the build you're using for development.
//            "devFile" : false,
//
//            // Path to save out the built file
//            "dest" : false,
//
//            // Based on default settings on http://modernizr.com/download/
//            "options" : [
//                "setClasses",
//                "addTest",
//                "html5printshiv",
//                "testProp",
//                "fnBind",
//            ],
//
//            // By default, source is uglified before saving
//            "uglify" : true,
//
//            // Define any tests you want to explicitly include
//            "tests" : [],
//
//            // Useful for excluding any tests that this tool will match
//            // e.g. you use .notification class for notification elements,
//            // but don't want the test for Notification API
//            "excludeTests": [],
//
//            // By default, will crawl your project for references to Modernizr tests
//            // Set to false to disable
//            "crawl" : true,
//
//            // Set to true to pass in buffers via the "files" parameter below
//            "useBuffers" : false,
//
//            // By default, this task will crawl all *.js, *.css, *.scss files.
//            "files" : {
//                "src": [
//                    "*[^(g|G)runt(file)?].{js,css,scss}",
//                    "**[^node_modules]/**/*.{js,css,scss}",
//                    "!lib/**/*"
//                ]
//            },
//
//            // Have custom Modernizr tests? Add them here.
//            "customTests" : []
//        },
//    },

	});

	grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-sass');
	grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-watch');
	grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-concat');
	grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-uglify');
	grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-cssmin');
	grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-copy');
	grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-csslint');
	grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-compress');
	grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-modernizr');

	grunt.registerTask('development-task', ['sass:dev','concat:vendor']);
//	grunt.registerTask('production-task', ['sass:dist','uglify','compress']);//with compress
	grunt.registerTask('production-task', ['sass:dist','uglify']);
	grunt.registerTask('production-min-task',['sass:dist','uglify','cssmin:target','cssmin:min_again','cssmin:target','cssmin:target','cssmin:target','cssmin:target','cssmin:target','cssmin:target']);

	grunt.registerTask('build', ['production-task']);
	grunt.registerTask('build-min', ['production-min-task']);
	grunt.registerTask('default', ['development-task','watch']);

	grunt.registerTask('enem',['build','default']);
	grunt.registerTask('enem-extream',['build-min','default']);
}


Social networks have made building and widening your social contacts extremely easy. In the past, you might have had to attend numerous functions and paying for gas, food, and clothing just to show up and hand out a few business cards that later got tossed.
With online social networking, the costs of networking are zero, but the rewards are immeasurable. Creating a list of social contacts online can lead to opportunities worldwide, something that local networking could never do for you.
Instead of trying to push people into getting acquainted with you or your company, wouldn't it be great if you could get up each morning and find seven to ten new people wanting to befriend or follow you? This is completely doable with social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Once you establish a profile and a following, just your everyday activities online can draw people to you without you having to go out and find them. Even if you do choose to find people first, it's still far easier to connect with them online and far less intrusive than trying to schedule a meeting, a phone date, or any other old-fashioned method of networking.


This carefully crafted ebook: "ULYSSES (Modern Classics Series)" is formatted for your eReader with a functional and detailed table of contents. Ulysses is a modernist novel by Irish writer James Joyce. It is considered to be one of the most important works of modernist literature, and has been called "a demonstration and summation of the entire movement". Ulysses chronicles the peripatetic appointments and encounters of Leopold Bloom in Dublin in the course of an ordinary day, 16 June 1904. Ulysses is the Latinised name of Odysseus, the hero of Homer's epic poem Odyssey, and the novel establishes a series of parallels between its characters and events and those of the poem (the correspondence of Leopold Bloom to Odysseus, Molly Bloom to Penelope, and Stephen Dedalus to Telemachus). Joyce divided Ulysses into 18 chapters or "episodes". At first glance much of the book may appear unstructured and chaotic; Joyce once said that he had "put in so many enigmas and puzzles that it will keep the professors busy for centuries arguing over what I meant", which would earn the novel "immortality". James Joyce (1882-1941) was an Irish novelist and poet, considered to be one of the most influential writers in the modernist avant-garde of the early 20th century. Joyce is best known for Ulysses, the short-story collection Dubliners, and the novels A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Finnegans Wake.


text:
namespace MasterChef.Web.DataModels
{
    using System;
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;
    using System.Linq.Expressions;
    using System.Linq;

    using MasterChef.Models;

    public class NewRecipeDataModel
    {
        public static Recipe FromModelToData(NewRecipeDataModel data, int categoryId)
        {
            return new Recipe()
            {
                Name = data.Name,
                Description = data.Description,
                CategoryId = categoryId,
                Products = string.Join(";", data.Products)
            };
        }

        [Required]
        public string Name { get; set; }

        [Required]
        public string Description { get; set; }

        [Required]
        public string Image { get; set; }

        public IEnumerable<string> Products { get; set; }

        [Required]
        public string Category { get; set; }

        public ICollection<PreparationStepDataModel> PreparationSteps { get; set; }
    }
}