RAI chose ETERE Automation to manage and program the new commercial installation for all 3 RAI networks.
As expected, the Italian company has been confirmed again, considering the fact that since 1995 the complete management has been entrusted to ETERE software.
What convinced RAI Trade to reconfirm the software was that the old installation has never stopped, not even for a single frame, for all these 7 long years since the first day of On-air broadcast.
The previous installation was projected mainly to produce tapes with all commercials, and afterwards, experimentally, also to migrate data from Teulada street, headquarter of RAI Trade where the commercials are prepared, to Saxa Rubra where they are broadcasted, for a distance of 14 km.
The passage was performed through an optical fiber.
New installation necessities are different from the first one's. First, it has been designed especially to allow data migration (always through the optical fiber), then a data archive was installed capable of memorizing compressed video on DLT "data" tapes, and so there was no need to use videotapes. Archiving commercials is performed digitally.
This archive allows having a huge quantity of videos with major speed. Clips after being digitalized and compressed only once, will not subdue further treatments, and all that allows not losing the quality of video image that was used to happen previously with normal processes of video duplication.
LMS 1000 has been cancelled, for it had been used as a "video library", because the videoserver capacity has been enlarged and technologically modernized, especially after the passage from Mjpeg compression to Mpeg compression. Difference of quantity of the occupied space between the old and the new technology is impressive, and to memorize on line the same video quantity kept in a cubic meter, the old technology would request ca. 18 cubic meters, so it has been transferred to compact installations, low cost and low energetic resources.
- 1 Qualstar 8833 library, which has been oriented to the innovative DLT technology that promises stability in the future. We know that the technological "stability" of supports is much more important for an archive than "pure" services.
The archive is actually able to memorize cca. 6000 commercials of 30" every year, that is almost 50 hours. 3-5 years on line are foreseen, that is, 150-250 hours. Capacity of the library is 0.5 TB/year, that is, 2.5 TB.
A Windows 2000 Remote Storage solution was made to command the library, which has the advantage of being a Microsoft product and so a standard on the market with all its advantages. One of them is to allow accessing safely the data for the next 5/10 year.
The software is supposed to migrate from its database towards the SQL architecture capable of managing always-bigger archives and perform complex operations. SQL means major speed, data safety, interchangeability of platforms, that is, to work better and faster.
The new connection with Saxa Rubra totally ignores the 14km distance, allowing a real time control of all remote devices, with big advantages compared to the time of elaboration.
But this is only the first part of the project, because in the future the On-air broadcast system of Saxa Rubra will be modernized. Migration of video asset will not be performed any longer through the optical fiber but through the migration of simple video files, furnished with belonging metadata. We remind you that actually in Teulada Street are not produced only the commercials of 3 main RAI networks, but also of all satellite stations, with an amount of 15 channels.


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Q: Class pointer field with variable(somewhat) type? I have a template structure called "bitmap", looks like this:
enum PixelOption { I8, I16, I32, I64, F32, F64 };

template <PixelOption T> struct PixelOptionType;
template<> struct PixelOptionType < I8 > { using type = uint8_t; };
template<> struct PixelOptionType < I16 > { using type = uint16_t; };
template<> struct PixelOptionType < I32 > { using type = uint32_t; };
template<> struct PixelOptionType < I64 > { using type = uint64_t; };
template<> struct PixelOptionType < F32 > { using type = float; };
template<> struct PixelOptionType < F64 > { using type = double; };

template <PixelOption T>
struct Bitmap {
    using type = typename PixelOptionType<T>::type;

    uint32_t Width, Height;
    type* pData;

    Bitmap(uint32_t Width, uint32_t Height, uint32_t X, uint32_t Y, uint32_t SourceWidth, void* pData) {
        this->Width = Width; this->Height = Height;
        this->pData = &reinterpret_cast<type*>(pData)[SourceWidth * Y + X];
    }

    type* Pixel(const uint32_t &X, const uint32_t &Y) {
        return &pData[Width * Y + X];
    }
};

Now I want to include a vector of those bitmap pointers in a struct called "channel", sorta like
struct Channel {
    std::vector<Bitmap*> Fragments;
}

But the compiler wants me to declare template parameters for the pointers. All the bitmaps in a channel will be the same type anyways (hence channel) but adding a template parameter to the channel struct would really serve no other purpose than pushing the problem forward since I'm planning to include a vector of channels in the upcoming "layer" struct and would be facing the same issue.
I wanted to include the pixel option in the constructor parameters of the channel struct but cant seem to find my way past that vector declaration without runtime casting (which I'm hoping to avoid).
I tried creating a struct "BitmapBase" with dummy functions and inheriting it in the bitmap but by creating a bitmapbase vector, storing bitmap objects in it and calling pixel I only got the dummy function result, not (as i had hoped) the replacing real function result.
Does anybody have an idea how to deal with this?

A: If you go the BitmapBase route, you need to make BitmapBase::Pixel virtual. Also, if the issue is just about inconvenience of std::vector<Bitmap<T>*>, you could use template aliases. For example:
using <template T> BitmapPtrVec = std::vector<Bitmap<T>*>

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This national network of grantmaking organizations engages in information sharing, joint learning, and networking activities that lead to funding and other supports to parent leadership efforts across multiple issues. Their goal is to contribute best practices that support and highlight the expertise of parents and caregivers from low-income communities and communities of color, to ensure programs and policies better support families. VIVA Social Impact Partners has supported the group's planning work and its implementation of actionable strategies to engage and attract network members and develop field-advancing tools and learning opportunities.
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Boris Statsenko
Born in in the town of Korkino, Chelyabinsk province, in the Urals. He studied at Chelyabinsk Music School (G. Gavrilov's class), and the Moscow Conservatoire (Professor Hugo Tits's class) where he was also a post-graduate (Professor Pyotr Skusnichenko's class).
He was a prizewinner at the Maria Callas Competition (Greece, 1989), and the Tchaikovsky Competition (Moscow, 1990).
In 1987, he joined Boris Pokrovsky's Moscow Chamber Music Theatre.
From 1990-1995, he was soloist with the Bolshoi Theatre, where he sung upwards of ten roles including such as
Silvio (Pagliacci)
Yeletsky (The Queen of Spades)
Georges Germont (La Traviata)
Figaro (Il barbiere di Siviglia)
Valentin (Faust)
Robert (Iolanta)
As Bolshoi Theatre guest soloist he performed Don Carlo (La Forza del Destino), Napoleon (Prokofiev's War and Peace), Ruprecht (The Fiery Angel), Tomsky (The Queen of Spades), the title role (Nabucco), the title role (Macbeth).
His international engagements include appearances in Hamburg, Dresden, Berlin, Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Essen, Cologne, Helsinki, Oslo, Amsterdam, Brussels, Liege, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Strasbourg, Marseilles, Paris, Turin, Montpellier, Toulon, Copenhagen, Palermo, Treiste, Tokyo and others.
From 1993-1999, he appeared as guest artist with the Kemnits Opera Company.
Since 1999 he has been a soloist with Dusseldorf Opera, where he sang Rigoletto, Scarpia (Tosca), Chorebe (Berlioz's La prise de Troie), Lindorf, Coppelius, Miracle, Dapertutto (Les contes d'Hoffmann), Macbeth, Escamillo (Carmen), Amonasro (Aida), Tonio (I Pagliacci), Amfortas (Parsifal), Gellner (La Wally), Iago (Otello), Renato (Un Ballo in Maschera), Georges Germont (La Traviata), Michele (Il Tabarro), Nabucco, Carlo Gerard (Andrea Chenier).
He participated in the Ludwigsburg Festival pro¬ductions under the direction of Wolfgang Gennenwein, where he has sung the lead baritone roles in Stiffelio, II trovatore, Nabucco, Ernani and Un ballo in maschera.
He has given concert appearances (over 100) in Japan.
He makes regular concert appearances at Lucca Festival and has sung in La Traviata, La forza del destino, Tosca, Rigoletto, La Boheme, Tannhauser, lolanta and The Queen of Spades in Venice, Turin, Padua, Lucca and Rimini.
Together with La Scala soloists, Anna-Caterina Antonacci, Luigi Roni, Claudio Dezderi and Alberto Rinaldi, he appeared in Il barbiere di Siviglia in Germany, France, Italy Belgium and Holland.
In 2003, he sang Nabucco in Athens, Iago in Graz, Count di Luna in Copenhagen, Georges Germont in Oslo, Scarpia and Figaro in Trieste.
In 2004-06, — Scarpia in Bordeaux, Germont in Oslo and Marcello (La Boheme) in Luxembourg and Tel-Aviv, Rigoletto and Carlo Gerard in Graz.
In 2007, — Tomsky in Toulouse.
In 2008, — Rigoletto in Maxico, Scarpia in Budapest.
In 2009, — Nabucco in Graz, Scarpia in Wiesbaden, Tomsky in Tokyo, Rigoletto in New Jersey and Bonn, Ford and Onegin in Prague.
In 2010, — Scarpia in Limoges.


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Rituximab plus 70% cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine and prednisone for Japanese patients with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma aged 70 years and older
Akiko Meguro, Katsutoshi Ozaki, Kazuya Sato, Iekuni Oh, Shinichiro Fujiwara, Rie Hosonuma, Miyuki Sasazaki, Yuji Kikuchi, Yuji Hirata, Chihiro Yamamoto, Mitsuyo Uesawa, Hiroyuki Kobayashi, Haruko Matsu, Hiroshi Okabe, Eisuke Uehara, Akinori Nishikawa, Raine Tatara, Kaoru Hatano, Chizuru Yamamoto, Tomohiro Matsuyama, Masaki Toshima, Masuzu Ueda, Ken Ohmine, Takahiro Suzuki, Masaki Mori, Tadashi Nagai, Kazuo Muroi, Keiya Ozawa
Leukemia & Lymphoma 2012, 53 (1): 43-9
In the rituximab era, several large studies have suggested that full-dose rituximab plus cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine and prednisone (R-CHOP) might be the best treatment for patients with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) aged 60 years and older. However, it remains unclear whether this is also the case for those aged 70 years and older. Previously untreated patients with DLBCL aged 70 years and older (elderly) were treated with R-70%CHOP, and patients younger than 70 years (younger) were treated with full-dose R-CHOP every 3 weeks, for a total of 6-8 cycles. Complete remission (CR) rates in elderly versus younger patients were 75 vs. 78% (p = 0.7), respectively. The 3-year overall survival, event-free survival and progression-free survival of elderly versus younger patients were 58 vs. 78% (p < 0.05), 45 vs. 70% (p < 0.05) and 64 vs. 72% (p = 0.43), respectively. Severe adverse events were more frequent in the elderly, even with the dose reduction in that age group. Three-year PFS with R-70%CHOP for patients aged 70 years and older was not significantly worse than that with full-dose R-CHOP for younger patients, suggesting that R-70% CHOP might be a reasonable choice for patients with DLBCL aged 70 years and older, especially for those with comorbidities.


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Q: How to make this regex negative? I would like to get the negative of this pattern
Pattern pt = Pattern.compile("FOR,FGS-(AX|AX2|AXMM|EMP|LV1|MLE)," + "(.*?)" + "FOR,");

I tried this but it did not work
Pattern pt = Pattern.compile("[^FOR,FGS-(AX|AX2|AXMM|EMP|LV1|MLE)," + "(.*?)" + "FOR,]");

I got this error with that:

Exception in thread "main" java.util.regex.PatternSyntaxException:
  Illegal character range near index 10
  [^FOR,FGS-(AX|AX2|AXMM|EMP|LV1|MLE),(.*?)FOR,]
            ^   at java.util.regex.Pattern.error(Unknown Source)    at java.util.regex.Pattern.range(Unknown Source)    at
  java.util.regex.Pattern.clazz(Unknown Source)     at
  java.util.regex.Pattern.sequence(Unknown Source)  at
  java.util.regex.Pattern.expr(Unknown Source)  at
  java.util.regex.Pattern.compile(Unknown Source)   at
  java.util.regex.Pattern.(Unknown Source)    at
  java.util.regex.Pattern.compile(Unknown Source)

A: I'm guessing that maybe you wish to design an expression to exclude the listed strings, maybe an expression somewhat similar to:
^(?!.*(FOR,FGS-(AX|AX2|AXMM|EMP|LV1|MLE))).*$

The expression is explained on the top right panel of regex101.com, if you wish to explore/simplify/modify it, and in this link, you can watch how it would match against some sample inputs, if you like.
Test
import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

final String regex = "^(?!.*(FOR,FGS-(AX|AX2|AXMM|EMP|LV1|MLE))).*$";
final String string = "Anything before, FOR,FGS-AX, some other things FOR, anything you wish after\n"
     + "Anything before, FOR,FGS-AX2, some other things FOR, anything you wish after \n"
     + "Anything before, FOR,FGS-EMP, some other things FOR,  anything you wish after\n"
     + "Anything before, FOR,FGS-AX2, some other things FOR, anything you wish after \n"
     + "Anything before, FOR,FGS-AX2, some other things FOR, anything you wish after \n"
     + "Anything before, FOR,FGS-AXMM, some other things FOR, anything you wish after \n"
     + "Anything before, FOR,FGS-NOTAXMM, some other things FOR, anything you wish after ";

final Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile(regex, Pattern.MULTILINE);
final Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(string);

while (matcher.find()) {
    System.out.println("Full match: " + matcher.group(0));
    for (int i = 1; i <= matcher.groupCount(); i++) {
        System.out.println("Group " + i + ": " + matcher.group(i));
    }
}

RegEx Circuit
jex.im visualizes regular expressions:

Edit
Doing this task with a regular expression is rather complicated, If it would be a possibility, maybe you would try to split it in an array then check with a simple expression, exclude the undesired ones, and finally join the others.
String replace might be another option too, if possible.

These expressions can be look into also:
DEMO 1
DEMO 2


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All Courts Other Than High Court To Be Addressed As "District Judiciary" And Not "Subordinate Judiciary": Madhya Pradesh High Court
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The High Court of Madhya Pradesh on Friday passed a notification whereby all the courts in the State other than the High Court shall now be referred to as "District Judiciary" and not "Subordinate Judiciary".
The Full Court meeting of the Court further resolved that all courts other than the High Court shall be addressed as "Trial Courts" and not "Subordinate Courts"-
The Hon'ble Chief Justice and Hon'ble Judges of the High Court of Madhya Pradesh in the Full Court meeting held on 15.12.2022, resolved that "All Courts other than the High Court shall hereinafter be referred to as the "district judiciary" and not as "subordinate judiciary" and that all courts other than the High Court shall be referred to as the "trial courts" and not as "subordinate courts." Therefore, all concerned are hereby informed, accordingly.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court is the second High Court in the country to pass such a resolution. Earlier the Himachal Pradesh High Court had passed a resolution to replace the word Subordinate Courts with District Courts. Under the aegis of the then Acting Chief Justice, Justice Ravi Malimath, Himachal Pradesh High Court passed a resolution on 08/02/2021, thereby replacing the terms "Subordinate Judiciary" with "District Judiciary" and the term "Subordinate Court" with "Trial Court "
It is notable that CJI Chandrachud had mentioned during a program last month that we should not call our district judiciary as subordinate judiciary.
Speaking at a felicitation function organized by the Supreme Court Bar Association, CJI Chandrachud had said: "I think we have fostered a culture of subordination. We call our district judiciary a subordinate judiciary. I express disagreement to address district judges as subordinate judges. I make a conscious effort not to address them because they are not subordinates, they belong to the district judiciary."
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Chopping, slicing, mincing, dicing, and even smashing are all possible uses for a Chinese cleaver since it is a versatile cutting instrument that may be used for any of these purposes and more. The functionality of a standard Western cleaver cannot be compared to that of a Chinese cleaver in any way, shape, or form.
Instead, it is a lightweight cutting knife with a thin edge that can mince a lump of flesh as well as gently slice the skin of a fish. This knife's versatility allows it to be used for both of these tasks. Carbon steel is used in the production of Chinese cleavers' blades, whereas wood is often used for the manufacture of the handles.
If you are in possession of the finest Chinese cleaver, you will be able to successfully do all of the key jobs that call for a knife that have more dexterity. The rounded edge of the blade may be used to pound the meat, and the flat, broad surface is perfect for crushing garlic cloves.
The edge may serve well as a bench scraper if one so chooses. It is possible for it to carry out a range of tasks, some of which include those of a boning knife and a meat cleaver, amongst others.
The following list provides a sampling of a few of our preferred options for cleavers that are available to purchase at the present time on the market.
1 5 Best Chinese Cleaver Reviews 2022
1.1 1 – Winco Blade Chinese Cleaver w/ wooden handle
1.2 2 – Imarku Cleaver Knife 7 Inch German High Carbon Stainless Steel Chopper Knife
1.3 3 – Winco KC-401, 12.541.25 Cleaver
1.4 4 – Wusthof 4686-7/18 Classic 7-inch New Forged Chinese Cleaver
1.5 5 – Dexter S5198 8″ x 3-1/4″ Chinese Chefs Knife
3.1 Is it worth getting a Chinese cleaver?
3.2 What size Chinese cleaver should I buy?
3.3 Can you use a Chinese cleaver for everything?
3.4 What cleaver do Chinese chefs use?
3.5 What is the best Chinese cleaver?
3.6 What's the best cleaver to buy?
5 Best Chinese Cleaver Reviews 2022
1 – Winco Blade Chinese Cleaver w/ wooden handle
The Winco Blade Chinese cleaver is a favorite option found in the kitchens of a wide variety of chefs. The following is a list of some of its most distinguishing characteristics:
Blade: The blade is made of high carbon steel, which not only ensures that it will always make clean cuts but also ensures that it will maintain its sharpness for an exceptionally long time, which is a significant benefit.
This scooping knife is superior to the vast majority of those that are currently available on the market. Its large rectangular blade measures 6.75 inches in length and 3.5 inches in width, making it significantly larger than the majority of its competitors.
The knife could be sharpened to perfection with relatively little effort using a whetstone set.
Handle: The handle of the cleaver is made of wood, and its length is 4.5 inches. It has circular edged rings that make for a secure grip on whatever you're holding.
The performance of the cleaver is such that it is able to cut through both meat and vegetables with ease and precision.
Because of the low cost, the excellent quality and performance of the product, and the overall value it offers, we recommend going with this one.
Knife of the very best quality that can be achieved
Long-lasting sharpness
A cost that cannot be considered prohibitive
Large blade surface
When slicing thick bones, it is best to avoid using.
It's possible that some individuals may think of it as being fairly onerous.
2 – Imarku Cleaver Knife 7 Inch German High Carbon Stainless Steel Chopper Knife
The Imarku kitchen knife has a blade that can perform a variety of functions, making it an excellent choice for use in the kitchens of both inexperienced cooks and seasoned chefs. The following is a list of some of its more prominent characteristics:
Blade: The blade is crafted from high-quality German stainless steel, which not only makes it extremely sharp but also ensures that it will not rust and will last for a very long time.
The thickness of the blade measures 2.3 millimeters and the length of the blade measures 25 centimeters. The knife can be resharpened in a quick and easy manner.
Pakkawood of the highest quality was used to craft the item's handle, which allows for a secure and comfortable grip on whatever you're carrying.
Its 15-inch overall design and ergonomic design make it comfortable to use and give it the perfect balance for making symmetrical and precise cuts every time. Performance Its 15-inch overall design and ergonomic design make it comfortable to use. Both of these aspects contribute to the performance of the product as a whole.
Rust-resistant German steel blade
Balanced ergonomic design
Your satisfaction is guaranteed, whether or not it meets or exceeds your expectations, or your money will be refunded.
Simple maintenance needs
It is an extremely cumbersome load to move around with.
need to be sharpened on a regular basis.
3 – Winco KC-401, 12.541.25 Cleaver
The Winco KC-401 is a single piece of equipment that is made of seamless stainless steel. It is designed to last for an exceptionally long time and to provide precise cutting for all of the most common kinds of food. The following is a list of some of its most distinguishing characteristics:
The length of the blade is 8.3 inches, it is made of high-quality stainless steel, and it has a substantial amount of exposed surface area. Additionally, there is a certain thickness to the blade.
As a result of the sharpness and thickness of its edge, it is able to slice through portions of food with a fair amount of facility. Because the blade is so wide, it can also be utilized effectively as a bench scraper.
Handle: The length of the handle is four inches, and it is constructed out of high-quality stainless steel. It has a notch in the grip that not only makes it more comfortable to hold, but also prevents any slippage.
When it comes to functionality, both the blade and the handle are perfectly balanced, which causes the cutting to be accurate each and every time. Because it can be cleaned in a dishwasher, not only is it easy to use, but you won't even have to worry about getting your hands dirty while doing so.
Rust-resistant stainless steel
Safe for the dishwasher
Longevity of service
A price that is quite reasonable
Some may find the handle to be on the petite side.
It does not provide the same level of comfort as holding a handle made of wood would
4 – Wusthof 4686-7/18 Classic 7-inch New Forged Chinese Cleaver
The Wusthof new forged classic series has been the band's best-selling series for many generations, and it has pleased every cook as well as every professional chef.
The following are some of the most notable characteristics of this traditional Chinese cleaver:
Blade: The blade is made from high-carbon, stain-free steel alloy and is 7 inches in length. It has a razor-sharp edge and is manufactured to a premium standard.
The razor-sharp blade has a long lifespan, is capable of chopping any vegetable to perfection, and also works very well as a boning knife.
Crushing garlic on the wide surface of the blade, as well as using it as a bench scraper or scooper to move the chopped items, are all possible uses for this feature. Tenderizing meat may also be accomplished with the use of the flat surface.
Handle: The handle is constructed out of a high-quality man-made substance called polyoxymethylene, which is very long-lasting. Because of the molecular nature of the material, it does not fade and does not discolor with time.
In terms of performance, it is able to cleanly and precisely cut through large parts of meat and vegetables.
Cleaver that is perfectly weighted
There is no fading or staining on the handle.
Broad blade surface area
Expensive price
Need must be sharpened on a regular basis.
5 – Dexter S5198 8″ x 3-1/4″ Chinese Chefs Knife
This Chinese cleaver is capable of cleanly slicing through both meat and veggies. The following are its primary attributes:
The length of the blade is 7 inches, and it has a width of 2 inches. The blade is made of high-quality stainless carbon steel.
Because it is both pointed and somewhat curved, it enables you to make clean cuts every time. Additionally, the blade is resistant to stains and is simple to clean.
The blade may also be used in a practical capacity as a bench scooper.
The blade is securely attached to the handle, which is crafted from high-quality wood and has a comfortable grip. It is equipped with circular rings that both make it easy to hold and provide a firm grasp. Both the grip and the blade have a good sense of equilibrium.
The performance characteristics of the cleaver include the ability to cut paper-thin slices of any food item, as well as being hefty enough to readily cut through meat with no effort.
a blade that is resistant to stains
Non-slippery handle
Simple to hone again and again
Lightly burdensome
a manageable length
Every kitchen should have at least one Chinese cleaver available for use. Because there are so many on the market, it is absolutely necessary that your kitchen is furnished with only the very best of these items.
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Making it count – The Edge Review
Myanmar kicks off its first census in more than three decades but Rohingya left off list
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By SIMON ROUGHNEEN / Pharmoon, Shan State, Myanmar
Census taking in Pa-O village in Shan State (Photo: Simon Roughneen)
It took around 15 minutes for Than Phay – a stocky, tattooed farmer living with his wife, daughter and 88-year-old mother-in-law – to go through the 41 questions on the pink and white census form.
Sitting in an airy and darkly-varnished timber hut, with a dish of locally-grown strawberries within arms reach of the census form spread over a shin-high table, Than Phay went through the questions with Naing Naing Win, a local teacher working as one of around 100,000 census-takers helping to complete Myanmar's first population survey in over three decades.
"It was fine, I didn't think there was anything wrong with [the] questions, and it didn't take so long," Than Phay said.
Naing Naing Win, who like Than Phay is from the Pa-O ethnic minority, said that the data collection process was going well.
"I got through 20 houses yesterday, and so far today have done seven," Naing Naing Win said.
The census-takers have been going from house to house across Myanmar since March 31, in some cases hiking through rough terrain to access hilltop villages and isolated jungle communities, all in a effort to try to establish Myanmar's population and gather other household data that the government says is needed to help social and economic planning.
The census will take 12 days to complete and is the first such undertaking since 1983. It comes three years after a civilian government, run largely by former army men, took office and started a series of political and economic reforms that prompted revived Western and Japanese business interest.
Stein Tønnesson, a research professor at the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) and co-author of a recently published paper on the Myanmar census, told The Edge Review that much of the data sought in the census questionnaire will help the Myanmar government in its economic reform efforts.
"It will be useful to have good census data on the number of inhabitants in households in the various parts of the country, their standard of living, level of education, access to water, electricity, telephones, transportation," Tønnesson said.
Aung Tun Thet, an advisor to Myanmar President Thein Sein, said that estimating Myanmar's population is currently guesswork and that policymakers therefore are working in an information vacuum.
"The projections are based on birthrates and death rates since the last census, and even those birthrates and death rates are not fully reported," he told The Edge Review.
Current estimates of Myanmar's population, based on conjecture, put it at between 48 and 60 million. The country's demographic make-up has long been politicised by the mostly ethnic Burman military elites who ran the country from 1962 to 2011.
When the census was first announced, it was welcomed in ethnic minority regions such as Shan State, the biggest state in Myanmar and home to possibly the largest ethnic minority in the country, the Shan, but also dozens of others, such as the Pa-O. But as the census drew closer, many ethnic minority representatives took issue with the process – particularly the government's ethnic or tribal categorizations. Some of the largest minorities thought the census was a ploy to dilute their numbers by introducing irrelevant sub-categories of ethnicities, while some of the smaller tribes, in turn, resented being classed as part of a larger ethnic minority.
Some foreign human rights organisations have pushed for the census to be postponed or amended, fearing that questions about faith and fatherland could spark conflict in what has long been a fractious society.
Aung Tun Thet conceded that the timing of the census is "delicate," but argued against postponement. "It would be a sensitive topic no matter when we held a census, so now is good a time as any," he said. "We should have it before the elections in 2015."
And for some, determining accurate data on ethnic minority populations could also bolster calls for changes in local education, health and cultural policies in their regions – rights that have long been subjected to Burman dominance – such as a ban on teaching in local languages in government schools.
Khun Sann Kyaw, a member of the secretariat of the Pa-O National Organisation (PNO), told The Edge Review that PNO welcomes the census. "We will know from the census how many of our ethnic [group] are in the country, so we can benefit from this," he said, adding that discussions with the government had allayed Pa-O concerns that their nationality could be subsumed into the bigger Shan ethnic group, which, like the Pa-O, lives mostly in Shan State, a hilly tea, coffee and opium-growing region bordering northern Thailand.
An accurate headcount of Myanmar's minority groups – such as the Kayin, Kachin, Mon and others who have long felt that hazy, outdated statistics under-represented their real numbers – could bolster claims for parliamentary representation in the elections due to be held by the end of 2015.
"We expect at least one million," said Khun Sann Kyaw, when asked how many Pa-O he thought lived in Myanmar. The PNO projects that the party could win 10 to 12 seats in the 2015 elections, based on such a census outcome.
But not all ethnic minority groups support the census, or are being allowed to participate. Since 2011, the Myanmar Army and the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) have fought a small-scale war close to the Myanmar-China border, driving more than 100,000 civilians from their homes, while violence in Rakhine State, in western Myanmar, has seen almost 140,000 Rohingya Muslims driven from their homes.
The week before the census, Rakhine Buddhists – implacably opposed to the presence of the Rohingya in Rakhine State – looted the stocks of the United Nations and international aid organisations in Sittwe, the regional capital, in what was billed as a protest against the alleged mishandling of a Buddhist flag by a foreign aid worker, but which had all the hallmarks of a premeditated attempt to intimidate aid workers into leaving and undermine the census in the region.
The Rakhine see non-governmental organisations (NGOs) as biased toward the Rohingya, who make up the bulk of the 140,000 people languishing in camps and ghettoes since communal violence, most of it Buddhist-on-Muslim, first flared in June 2012.
In the run-up to the census, the Myanmar government said it would allow people to list themselves as "Rohingya" in the "other" box on the census form's ethnicity section. But the day before the largely donor-funded census started, the government backtracked, saying it would not recognise the term "Rohingya." The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the agency assisting Myanmar carry out the census, said on Tuesday that it was "deeply concerned," about the exclusion of the Rohingya, after the Myanmar Government double-crossed the international donors who provided all bar US$15million of the US$74million census operation.
The displaced Rohingya, whom the Myanmar government regard as Bangladeshi immigrants, rely on foreign aid for survival, so the pogrom directed against the NGOs could jeopardize supplies of food and shelter for people who will not be allowed to register as they want on the census.
The KIA, meanwhile, has barred census workers from tallying in areas it controls, meaning that perhaps one-third of Kachin will not be registered on the census, while the Rohingya will not be counted at all, it seems.
Assessing these gaps in the data, Khon Ja, an activist from Kachin State, said that "the census will not really provide all the accurate data for the government to implement policy."
"Two states will not have complete numbers," she told The Edge Review.
Burma, Culture & Religion, Legal & Rights, Politics & Government, Reporting from Burma/Myanmar, The Edge Review
Tagged Burma, census, Khon Ja, myanmar, Pa-O, PNO, rakhine, Rohingya, shan state, Sittwe, Thein Sein
Dripfeeding the results – The Edge Review
Bye, by-elections - The Edge Review
Painting by numbers - The Edge Review/RTÉ World Report
Ceasefire talks make progress despite Kachin war - The Irrawaddy
A fragile process - The Edge Review
Controversy marks start to Myanmar's first census in three decades - Los Angeles Times
Whitewash? - The Edge Review
Poll finds Burmese public linking citizenship to Buddhism - The Irrawaddy
Shwe Mann: an eye on Myanmar's Presidency - The Edge Review
KIA deputy in landmark Rangoon speech - The Irrawaddy
Senior KIA figure visits Rangoon, fresh fighting in Kachin State - The Irrawaddy
Mystery bombings: a series of attacks unnerves Myanmar - The Edge Review
Burma army, KIA trade accusations as conflict hots up - The Irrawaddy
Despite donor love-in and ceasefire pledge, Kachin war continues - The Irrawaddy
Burmese generals ignore ceasefire order and launch air attacks on Christian rebels - The Times
Myanmar continues air-strikes on Kachin rebels - Christian Science Monitor
As Burma's northern war intensifies, tough times for Kachin women - The Irrawaddy
One dead, Three Hurt in Shelling Near KIA HQ - The Irrawaddy
18 Months into War, Life's a Struggle in Kachin Camps - The Irrawaddy
After 'D14', Kachin fear a D-Day - The Irrawaddy
Christmas in Kachin, but no peace - The Irrawaddy
Could Myanmar's economic reform bring business to war-torn border regions? - Christian Science Monitor
Myanmar removes names from blacklist. What does it mean for reform? - Christian Science Monitor
UN envoy visits Myanmar as ethnic clashes test reforms - Christian Science Monitor
Kachin abuses undermine Burma's reform claims - The Irrawaddy
Kachin war aid largely a local affair - The Irrawaddy
Christians flee war in northern Myanmar - National Catholic Register
No saying no to rehab in KIO territory - The Irrawaddy
Distrust and displacement on Kachin frontline - The Irrawaddy
School's not out in Kachin, despite war - The Irrawaddy
Teenagers tell of forced labour in Kachin conflict - The Irrawaddy
An end to one of the world's longest wars? Myanmar rebels cautious - Christian Science Monitor
Kachin conflict set to intensify - The Irrawaddy
Myanmar buys time with dam block - Asia Times
Myanmar calls surprise halt to controversial China-backed dam - Los Angeles Times
Burma's refugee numbers means census just scratches surface - The Irrawaddy/RTÉ World Report
Myanmar refugees return as fighting cools - The Washington Times


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Vincenzo Parabosco, né à la fin du XVe siècle à Plaisance et mort le  à Brescia, est un organiste, compositeur, romancier et poète italien de la Renaissance.

Il est le père du compositeur et polygraphe Girolamo Parabosco.

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Organiste classique italien
Compositeur italien de la Renaissance
Date de naissance incertaine (XVe siècle)
Décès en août 1556

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Living room: With gas coal-effect fire, Freeview TV, DVD player and CD player.
Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed, beams, Velux window and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet.
Bedroom 4: With double bed and en-suite with bath, shower attachment and toilet.
Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Welcome pack. Enclosed garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. Bike store. Private parking for 4 cars. No smoking. Please note: Couples and family bookings only.
Situated in the beautiful village of Alvechurch that lies in the valley of the River Arrow, Fenn House is the perfect location for guests wishing to really explore the local area. This detached holiday property is perfect for families with plenty to see and do within a short driving distance. The centre of Alvechurch itself is within walking distance of Fenn House and guests will discover plenty of excellent places to eat including pubs, restaurants and cafes. There is also a marina and plenty of opportunity to take a boat trip along the river. Only 10 miles away from the cathedral city of Worcester, 11 miles from Birmingham, 5 miles from Redditch and 6 miles from Bromsgrove, guests will be able to really explore the heart of England offering the opportunity to visit many local attractions including Cadbury World, the Bullring and the NEC. A little further afield but still within easy driving distance, guests will find themselves in the heart of Shakespeare Country and the historic market town of Stratford-upon-Avon. Ideal for families and groups of friends who are interested in the history of William Shakespeare, there are many attractions to visit including Shakespeare's birthplace, Anne Hathaway's cottage and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, which is situated on the banks of the River Avon. Also only a 25-minute drive away from Bewdley, guests will enjoy the opportunity to visit the West Midlands Safari Park, Ironbridge and the Severn Valley Steam Railway, which is a famous destination for railway enthusiasts. The Malvern Hills, Cotswolds and the Welsh mountains are all within an hour's drive. Shop, pub and restaurant 200 yards.
relaxing and peaceful which helps with a beautiful location.
A really lovely house, lots of space very well equipped and sparkling clean. Location is great as it is near the station with a direct line to Birmingham, a fantastic pub, The Weighbridge and local shops. However there is no passing traffic so the location is quiet and peaceful, we all slept really well. Lots of lovely walks, we didn't need the car on several days.


The real struggle for any project like this, however, is one that very few people talk about. It is a lack of connective tissue to Rochester residents, University of Rochester Medical Center employees and U of R on-campus students who might utilize and patronize College Town's establishments. It is a set of existing traffic barriers, surrounded by a sea of neighborhoods that are not likely to support the kind of businesses the facility houses. It is the false impression that if you back a dump truck of development money into an area that is not ready for it, it will instantly lift the neighborhood.
College Town, like so many other attempts in so many cities across our nation, is a Money Island. It is a massive mid-to-high-end living and restaurant/retail investment surrounded by a sea that is not equipped to support it. Furthermore, this sort of island lacks the number of "boats" (going big on the metaphor's here) necessary to ferry folks from other areas needed to sustain it. In essence, College Town is a beautiful project and a great idea… the fact that it is plopped down in the middle of a neighborhood that isn't ready to support it with no creative or practical connectivity to the parts of Rochester that might patronize it is the reason this project has struggled at the start. A deeper look into this reality gives us a picture of why massive development endeavors alone cannot be the engines of change in emerging urban areas.
College Town replaced a series of outdated administrative buildings on the East end of The University of Rochester Medical Center campus. In an attempt to visually enhance the area surrounding Rochester's largest employer, as well as add vibrancy to an otherwise socioeconomically depressed area, College Town would be the welcoming face, ushering in University of Rochester students, as well as Medical Center employees.
But again, the problem facing this project began before it started… the surrounding neighborhoods range from $20,000 – $40,000 annual household income, with a few exceptions here and there. The poverty rate in these areas is also relatively high.
The Medical Center "backs up" to College Town making the two relatively close in proximity. A short 5 minute walk from almost anywhere on the Med Center campus will easily land you in the midst of the CT action. However, most of the parking for hospital employees is nowhere near the area. A huge percentage of employees are shuttled in from outlying parking lots miles away from College Town.
Google Map view of College Town (Red), University of Rochester Medical Center/Strong Hospital (Yellow) and The University of Rochester Campus (Blue).
The University of Rochester college campus is a different story. With the assumption that students are far more likely to be on foot, the distance between on-campus student housing and College town is over a mile, taking approximately 25 minutes each way. Furthermore, this trek is along a stretch of Elmwood, a of 4-lane, 20,000+ daily traffic-count road that where cycling and pedestrian infrastructure and traffic calming features are inadequate at best.
Google Street View of Elmwood between The University of Rochester campus and College Town. Traffic congestion, higher speeds, no shoulders or bike lanes and the bare minimum pedestrian infrastructure make this a less-than-inviting on-foot experience for students.
While certainly possible, a walk along Elmwood is not a particularly inviting one. Pedestrians from the University campus could take the "long way" to College Town via Crittenden, which is very much a boulevard designed for walkability and cycling, but it adds time and distance to the route.
Bike Lane along Crittenden Blvd.
In any event, College Town is simply too far from the college campus to be an option for food in between classes or a quick bite to eat or a cup of coffee at Starbucks.
College Town is also located on the city fringe, about half way in between Center City Rochester and the busy, retail and chain restaurant super-giant suburb of Henrietta. Between Center City and CT is the popular lovable bohemian neighborhood, The South Wedge. "The Wedge," and nearby Park Ave, are two of Rochester's most popular shop and eat local destinations, with refurbished old buildings and unique houses, giving an authentic Rochester feel as you walk the streets. This is in stark contrast to the "just built" feel of College Town.
Remember Elmwood Ave? Elmwood crosses Mount Hope, another 20,000+ traffic count 4-lane road at College Town's Northeast corner. This intersection, which I have crossed scores if not hundreds of times, acts as a pedestrian and cycling shield with an unwelcoming and at times dangerous feel for pedestrians. Crossing these streets, while possible, is less than pleasant, a big issue for an area that MUST rely on walkability to survive.
One more point on Mount Hope and Elmwood… these two streets/roads streak North/South and East/West respectively, funneling U of R employees and students from the surrounding neighborhoods into the area. Neither present a particularly hospitable pedestrian experience, and both are downright dangerous for cyclists with little or no shoulder, to say nothing about a designated bike lane.
To be successful, College Town needs to have a blend of different groups of patrons. First and foremost, hospital employees and university students should be a huge piece of the CT business revenue. But offsite parking for hospital employees and a 25 minute hike for students via a street made for efficient car travel rather than a welcoming pedestrian experience likely causes both of these to come up short.
How about the surrounding neighborhoods? Low socioeconomic status and other, more affordable dining and beverage options exist in close proximity, and many of them have a much greater sense of local "flavor." How about College Town as a destination for suburbanites looking for a fun night out or weekend adventure? CT comes up short again, as it offers nothing in the way of retail shopping (yet), and features a small and ever-dwindling array of dining and drinking options. While connected closely to each other, College Town is likely not a place where visitors would target multiple places to eat and drink in an evening.
In sum, College Town is too far from the U of R, it's nowhere near Medical Center parking lots, it's too expensive for the surrounding neighborhoods and doesn't provide a unique or authentic experience for visitors to want to engage. While the area itself is quite walkable with wide sidewalks and traffic calming, it is surrounded by heavy traffic congestion, uninviting pedestrian infrastructure and a disconnected as well as borderline unsafe cycling routes. Unlike popular Rochester neighborhoods like Park Ave and The South Wedge which are very accessible by means other than cars, College Town is on an island in a sea of heavy traffic congestion and wide roads.
Despite the failings mentioned above, College Town has some positives coming. Elmwood is not far away from being remade, complete with greatly improved pedestrian and cycling infrastructure.
RTS Bus Service has done all they can to increase their presence in college town with several new a shiny bus stops complete with digital screens, heat lamps and bike racks. However, like most U.S. cities, Rochester's bus system predominantly serves its poorer residents, a demographic that is not likely to patronize the generally mid-to-higher-end experience College Town employs.


Abstract: Today it became a huge challenge for Human Resource Managers to retain the employees for longer time of period and decrease the rate of employee turnover. The main research objective is to find out the correlation between job satisfaction and employee turnover intention in private hospital in Erbil. A quantitative method was used to analyze the current study. 144 participants were involved in this study from private hospital in Erbil. The correlation between job satisfaction factor as independent factor and turnover as dependent factor, the value of R for the Job satisfaction is =.386** which indicates that turnover is a positive and weak correlation with turnover intention. The coefficients analysis for this study, the value Beta for turnover is = .386> 0.01, which supported the research hypothesis. This study showed that the there is a positive correlation between job satisfaction and employee turnover. Finally, on the turnover intentions of private hospital personnel in Erbil, most of them would quit in case if they have a better opportunities.


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Family Group Record: Samuel Leatherwood Burns and Sarah Ann Baker
and Gordon Smith
Samuel Lloyd/Leatherwood Burns
Born: February 27, 1814 Place: Wayne County, Tennessee
Married: ca. 1830 Place: Tennessee
Died: June 20, 1880 Place: Wayne County, Tennessee; he is buried at the Burns Cemetery near Pope's Chapel on Buffalo River
Parents: Elizabeth Biffle and William Burns
Sarah Ann Baker
Born: January 1, 1814 Place:
Died: February 24, 1875 Place: Wayne County, Tennessee
Parents: Thomas Baker (1787-) and Ruth ? (1796-?)
1 Jacob Biffle Burns
Sex Born: May 17, 1832 Place: Wayne County, Tennessee
M Married: ca. 1862, Martha E. Place: Wayne County, Tennessee
Died: January 31, 1910 Place: Lewis County, Tennessee; he is buried in the Burns Cemetery on Buffalo River, near the old village of Ashland.
2 Rodica Jane Burns
Sex Born: ca. ca. 1834 Place: Tennessee
3 James A. Burns
4 William Thomas Burns
Sex Born: May 22, 1839 Place: Tennessee
Died: April 25, 1861 Place:
5 Samuel William Burns
6 Mary Ann Burns
7 Polk D. Burns
M Married: 1871; Sallie Kelley Place: Wayne County, Tennessee
8 Sarah Louise Burns
Sex Born: September 21, 1846 Place: Tennessee
Died: 1871 Place:
9 Miles Charles Burns
Sex Born: March 18, 1848 Place: Wayne County, Tennessee
M Married: January 12, 1870; Livonia Angelina Sutton Place: Wayne County, Tennessee
Died: September 3, 1919 Place: Boone County, Arkansas
10 John McDougal Burns
M Married: ca. 1879; Minnie Young Alexander Place: Tennessee
11 Elisabeth Ruth Burns
12 Virginia C. Burns
Sex Born: June 7, 1855 Place: Tennessee
Died: 187? Place:
13 Nathaniel Frank Burns
Sex Born: August 1, 1856 Place: Tennessee
M Married: ca. 1879; Sallie A. Harbour Place: Tennessee
1850 U.S. Census, Wayne County, Tennessee, 3rd Civil District, p. 84
1860 U.S. Census, Wayne County, Tennessee, M653-1277, p. 227
1860 U.S. Census, Whitaker Bluff, Wayne County, Tennessee, M653-1277, p227: James A. Burns
1860 U.S. Census, Ashland, Wayne County, Tennessee, M653-1277, p. 247: J.B. Burns on the same page as W.M. Biffle
1870 U.S. Census, Wayne County, Tennessee, M593-1569, p. 422; and Elizabeth Burns (25) is in the household with two children, Juliet (5) and Sarah A. (1), could she be the wife of one of the sons?
1880 U.S. Census, Wayne County, Tennessee, T9-1284, p. 30B lists an S.L. Burns, 64, in the household of Martha Clemens
See Cemeteries in the Leatherwood Quadrangle


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Larry Clark Robinson (born June 2, 1951) is a Canadian former ice hockey coach, executive and player. His coaching career includes head coaching positions with the New Jersey Devils (which he held on two occasions), as well as the Los Angeles Kings. For his play in the National Hockey League (NHL) with the Montreal Canadiens and Los Angeles Kings, Robinson was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1995. He was also inducted into the Ontario Sports Hall of Fame in 2014. In 2017, Robinson was named one of the "100 Greatest NHL Players". Larry is the brother of Moe Robinson.

Playing career
Larry Robinson played Junior 'A' hockey with the Brockville Braves of the CJHL and Major Junior in the Ontario Hockey League with the Kitchener Rangers then turned professional, spending 1971 to 1973 with the Nova Scotia Voyageurs of the American Hockey League before making it to the National Hockey League with the Montreal Canadiens.

Nicknamed "Big Bird" in part for his size (6'4'' and 225 pounds), Robinson was a big and strong yet highly mobile defenceman. He played 17 seasons for the Montreal Canadiens and another three seasons for the Los Angeles Kings, until his retirement after the 1991–92 season. He won the James Norris Memorial Trophy twice (1976–77 and 1979–80) as the league's most outstanding defenceman and won the Conn Smythe Trophy as the most valuable player of the 1978 playoffs. He was named to the league's first and second all-star teams three times each.  His peak years were 1976–77 to 1980–81, although he had a strong comeback season at age 34 in 1985–86 when he was again named to the second all-star team and scored 82 points, just three shy of his career high of 85 (1976–77). Robinson was a dominant player whose talent and leadership helped lead the Canadiens to six Stanley Cups.

Robinson was a member of Team Canada in the 1976, 1981 and 1984 Canada Cup tournaments and was an international All-Star team selection in the 1981 IIHF World Championships. During his career, he played in ten of the league's All-Star games and ended his 20-year career having scored 208 goals, 750 assists and 958 regular-season points as well as 144 points in 227 playoff games, a remarkable achievement for a defenceman. He holds an impressive career plus-minus rating of +730, the NHL career record, including an overwhelming +120 in 1976–77 (second only to Bobby Orr's record +124 in 1970–71, and with Orr and Wayne Gretzky (+100 1984–85), is one of only three players to have a plus-minus rating of +100 or greater for a season). He won the Stanley Cup six times with the Canadiens, in 1973, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, and 1986. Together with Nicklas Lidstrom, Robinson holds the NHL record for most consecutive playoff seasons with 20, 17 of them with the Canadiens.

Robinson has been honoured for his playing career. In 1995, he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. In 1998, he was ranked number 24 on The Hockey News' list of the 100 Greatest Hockey Players. In 2000, he was inducted into the Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame. On November 19, 2007, the Canadiens retired Robinson's No. 19 jersey before a loss against the Ottawa Senators. Larry Robinson's name appears on the Stanley Cup ten times, six as a player, three as a coach or assistant coach and once as a scout.

Coaching career
Following his retirement, Robinson was hired as an assistant coach with the New Jersey Devils in 1993. After winning the Stanley Cup in 1995 with the Devils, he was hired as head coach of the Los Angeles Kings, the same year he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. He left the Los Angeles team at the end of the 1998–99 season and signed on as an assistant coach with the New Jersey Devils once again. Named interim head coach of the New Jersey Devils on March 23, 2000, Robinson guided his team to win the 2000 Stanley Cup. With the victory, Robinson became the first interim head coach in NHL history to guide a team to the Stanley Cup. The feat would later be accomplished by Craig Berube in 2019. Robinson recounted to journalist Scott Morrison:

He stayed on as head coach for the next year and again guided the Devils to the Stanley Cup finals, where they lost against the Colorado Avalanche in seven games.

Robinson was fired during the 2001–02 season, but returned as an assistant coach just before the 2002–03 season to win his ninth Stanley Cup in 2003.

When Pat Burns suffered a recurrence of cancer, Robinson again assumed the mantle of head coach on July 14, 2005. This stint came to an end on December 19, 2005, when Robinson resigned, citing stress and other health problems.

Robinson returned to the Devils prior to the 2007–08 season as an assistant coach under Brent Sutter. Prior to the 2008–09 season, Robinson left from behind the Devils' bench to become a special assignment coach between the organization's prospects in Lowell, Mass., and the Devils.

Robinson's contract ended with the New Jersey Devils in the summer of 2012. He indicated he was interested in becoming an assistant coach with the Montreal Canadiens, however that post was filled with former Hab J.J. Daigneault soon after. Robinson then was appointed an associate coach with the San Jose Sharks on July 10, 2012. On May 23, 2014, the Sharks added director of player development to Robinson's role. In 2017, at the end of his five-year contract with the Sharks, Robinson left the organization. He is currently a Senior Consultant to Hockey Operations for the St. Louis Blues.

With the St. Louis Blues defeating the Boston Bruins in the 2019 Stanley Cup Finals, Robinson won his tenth Stanley Cup championship.

Polo and horse racing
Robinson was raised on a Marvelville, Ontario farm and as a boy, he grew up with a love of horses.  While living in the rural area of Saint-Lazare, Quebec west of Montreal, Robinson became a co-founder with former teammate Steve Shutt, Michael Sinclair-Smith and local veterinarian Dr. Gilbert Hallé of the Montreal Polo Club at Sainte-Marthe, Quebec.

While playing in Los Angeles, Robinson became involved in the sport of thoroughbred horse racing through a partnership with Kings owner Bruce McNall's Summa Stable. Among their racing successes, Down Again won the 1990 Monrovia Handicap at Santa Anita Park.

Career statistics

Regular season and playoffs

* Stanley Cup Champion.

International

Coaching career statistics

See also
Notable families in the NHL

References

External links

1951 births
Living people
Canadian ice hockey defencemen
Canadian people of Scottish descent
Canadian polo players
Canadian racehorse owners and breeders
Conn Smythe Trophy winners
Hockey Hall of Fame inductees
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Kitchener Rangers players
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Ginetta G40 2019
Ginetta G40
Based on Ginetta's versatile G40 platform, the G40 Junior car offers a perfect introduction to sports car racing for karting graduates and motorsport newcomers alike.
The G40 Junior is the ideal first step for young drivers looking to graduate from karting into car racing. It has become one of the most well-known models on the British Touring Car Championship support bill.
A Sequential Gearbox, 1.8 Litre Zetec Engine only 830KG and a Maximum 100BHP (MSA Restricted) makes for some close racing
Released 6th Sep 2019
Seat Cupra TCR 2020
Ginetta G55 GT3
Swantail
in 2015 / 2016, Ginetta's premier GT car, the Ginetta G55 GT3 really was a rule-breaker on the racing scene.
Formed around an aggressive carbon fibre aerodynamics package, the car is visually stunning but looks aren't everything.
At the heart of the G55 GT3 is the Nissan VK43 4.35 litre, V8 engine, capable of over 570bhp.
Drivers aids such as traction control, ABS and power steering ensure the power of the Ginetta can be unleashed all level of competitor in a number of national GT championships.
This version was not used for very long, being retired in 2017, but because it is visually stunning, we have adapted it so it matches Kunos GT3 cars. It has the handling of a Ginetta and the Braking of a Ginetta, but straight line speed, it will be less that other GT3 cars on long circuits.
This car was eligable for the following Championships.
Britcar
Dutch Super Car
GT Cup
Version 1.5, this has been totally re-optimised 3d model, with new AIM dash, tested in VR and 10-15% FPS gain with the new model and LODS
It also comes with some fantastic racing liveries
The SR3 is the next step up from the SR1 offering thrilling, cost-effective, high-performance track driving and racing.
First launched in 2001, it is the most widely produced and most successful prototype style sportscar racer in the world, with over 1,100 sold. This bears testament to its proven track record and stunning value verses performance and is surely the reason why the SR3 has been selected by the Race of Champions for the champions of F1TM and other major race series to race, achieving the fastest racing lap at the last 2 Race of Champion Events.
The Generation 4 engine offers improved reliability, better drivability and more power.
This is based on the 1340cc engine option.
Radical SR3
Homologated for the international stage, the Ginetta G55 GT4 is eligible for competition within the Michelin Ginetta GT4 SuperCup as well as a variety of Global endurance and sprint racing series.
The G55 has been one of Ginetta's most popular cars for export, racing in almost every continent of the world. The G55 GT4 has a successful track record for performance and reliability, as proven in some of the most gruelling races in the world including the VLN Nordschleife 24hr, Gulf 12 Hour and Dubai 24 Hour Endurance race in which the G55 GT4 has achieved consecutive wins for the past two years, securing both 1st and 2nd position in 2016.
It is also used in the GT4 Class of the British GT and BritCar Dunlop Emduramce series as well as a range of other GT4 series across the globe.
Ginetta GT3 Swantail
Drivers aids such as traction control, ABS and power steering ensure the power of the Ginetta can be unleashed against all levels of the competition in a number of national GT championships.
This version was not used for very long, being retired in 2017, but because it is visually stunning, we have adapted it so it matches Kunos GT3 cars. It has the handling of a Ginetta and the Braking of a Ginetta, but straight line speed, it will be less that of other GT3 cars on long circuits.
Seat Leon TCR DSG
The Seat Leon TCR have been carefully developed for the 2017 season by SEAT Sport. WIth futher development, this is now a 350bhp, 420nm FWD car for the TCR UK Series. Upgrading the model with front calipers AP-Radical for better performance, parking brake, electric steering rack with a powered maping, steer angle increase and steering wheel module with more functionalities.
Also a sequential-shifting, six-speed racing gearbox from SADEV, which is operated via shift paddles mounted on the steering wheel instead of the classic gearstick. This package still includes a robust mechanical differential lock up front and the six-piston Radical brake system from AP.
This car has been developed to be used not only in the TCR UK series but around the world.
This version is based on the DSG. The DSG is commonly used for Endurance racing, but also keeps the costs down.
All right stop, collaborate and listen. This isn't a Seat. This is a Cupra – the new sporty standalone sister company to Seat.
What we have here ladies and gents, is the new Cupra TCR. It's the latest stripped out racer and evolution of the Seat Leon WTCC car, the forefather and seed that helps grow the ultra-competitive, relatively low-cost TCR racing series.
The sportiness and design of the CUPRA takes shape. This Seq gearbox improves the performance and let you fully enjoy the 350 HP. Improvements on the previous mode include electronic steering rack with enhanced mapping, an increased steering angle and a steering wheel with even more functions.
Ready for the challenges of racing today. Thanks to a six-speed sequential gearbox created by SADEV, operated by paddles on the steering wheel instead of a traditional gearshift, a solid mechanical differential and an AP Radical braking system with six pistons.
Being the SEQ version is it lighter than the Leon DSG version by 40KG.
So the Leon and Cupra play nicely, I have reduced the Boost on the Cupra
Seal Leon TCR DSG
There are two versions, Seq and DSG. This version is based on the DSG. The DSG is commonly used for Endurance racing, but also keeps the costs down.
BTCC Mod V2.1
If you have downloaded the BTCC Mod before
please delete all the cars
Download the Templates here
Lets all get creative
This is an update to the BTCC Mod by the team I was part of, Triple7Racing with a couple off additions
The physics have been redone and 2 cars have been added.
Rob Austin Alfa Romeo and Trade Price Cars Audi RS3
Full templates are also included so you can produce your own liveries
There are going to be issues, as I cannot spot everything to please let me know
Stay safe and I hope you enjoy
If you fancy donating a beer, I would be greatful as this isloation, i need something, but as always, my mods are FREE to everybody to enjoy
Bmw Mini JCW F56 V2.0
The JCW class is the ultimate in MINI racing with slick tyres, 3 way adjustable Nitron dampers, Quaife sequential gearbox and SCS Delta motorsport ECU.
The 265 Bhp 2lt MINI TwinPower engine tuned to deliver manageable torque and a wide rev range, helps to contribute to laps times that worry some Touring Car specifications.
Dunlop Slick & Wet tyres ensure traction is commensurate with power in all conditions.
The JCW class suits drivers who want a Touring Car Experience at a fraction of the budget.
New cars can be purchased from £52,950 plus VAT including data logger, wheels, tyres, seat and harness. And with used cars from £30,000.
As with all motorsport budgets can vary. For an owner driver running their own car in the JCW class it is possible to run a season for around £25,000 plus VAT and on an Arrive & Drive Basis from around £40,000 plus VAT.
However, of course if you test, run with a bigger team, or visit the kitty litter too often the budget will increase.
Ginetta GT5
The G40 GT5 car offers exhilarating racing for all ages and experience.
Seen by fans up and down the UK as part of the British GT and British Touring Car Championship weekends, it's also eligible for a number of UK clubman series.
The GT5 represents the ultimate evolution of the G40 platform, offering exhilarating racing for all ages and experience.
With the most powerful engine in the G40 range plus full-slick tyres and a sequential gearbox, this model unleashes the G40's maximum potential.
Same 1.8 Zetec engine as the G40 Junior but unlocking the full potential of 155BHP and weighing 805KG.