Master artistes displayed their virtuosity and creativity, all in 90-minute slots each at a cultural fete at Changampuzha Park, Edappally, Kochi. The first day of the Kalyana Krishna Dance and Music Festival opened with a riveting performance of 'Kuchelavritham' Kathakali in which Kesavan Kundalayar portrayed the playfulness and mirth of Krishna. A master performer of Chuvanna thadi roles, Nelliyodu Vasudevan Namboothiri brought to life the weary and haggard Kuchela, and Chambakkara Vijayan essayed the role of Rukmini.
On the second day of the festival, Mathangi Sathyamurthy served a musical feast. Her Carnatic music recital had an old world charm, which preserved the immaculateness of the art. 'Sidhivinayakam anisham' in Shanmukhapriya raga had niraval and swaras, which spoke highly of her command over laya. Jayakrishnan on the mridangam got the swara patterns right in the short cycles. His efforts to maintain the verve throughout the concert were laudable. Mathangi's sonorous voice gave full expression to an alapana of Kharaharapriya . In the progression in the upper sancharas, she skilfully wove similar patterns. She sang 'Pakkala Nilabadi' of Tyagaraja as the main composition. The second speed of niraval of 'Tanuvuche vandana' had the vocalist soaring the scales effortlessly.
Margi Sathi in her Nangiarkoothu performance delineated the story of Kannaki. Her expressions were striking and mudras precise and to the point. However, the word by word commentary by a co-artiste was distracting though it certainly was an attempt to decipher the art for the common man. The third day of the festival featured a Kuchipudi duet by Vyjayanthi Kashi and Prateeksha Kashi, who performed traditional pieces as well as some new pieces from their repertoire. Their performance opened with an invocatory piece to abhinaya and its deities, Lakshmi, Saraswati and Shiva. In the next item, the dancers gave expression to the five elements, starting with a prayer from the Rig Veda. With chanting of beeja mantras for each of the five elements, they represented Agni [fire] in three ways – in sacrifice, in anger and in lust. These were interspersed with beautiful nritta passages.
The audience applauded heartily at different points in the abhinaya of 'Trivakra' by Vyjayanthi, who portrayed the plight of a hunchback waiting for Krishna at the palace of Kamsa. With great devotion, she smears sandal paste on Krishna and with his blessings transforms into a beautiful maiden. Prateeksha displayed immense grace as Krishna. Trivakra's sufferings and, ultimately, her fulfilment were enacted brilliantly by Vyjayanthi.
Prateeksha displayed her flawless technique in the execution of tharangam, in which the duo presented 'Pahi pahi jaganmohana krishna' by Narayana Theertha.
The highlights of Smitha Rajan's performance were 'Ramasagaram' and 'Dasavatharam'. In the former, she depicted Tyagaraja who is visited by Rama, Sita and Hanuman, in the guise of a Brahmin couple and their servant. The danseuse projected her immense command over abhinaya by focussing on each of the characters in turn. Drama rose to the acme in her portrayal of Narasimha and Varaha. Percussion support heightened the effect of the body kinetics in showing the boar elevating the earth. The pure dance segments in between were well choreographed and executed. The festival was organised by Kalyana Krishna Foundation in memory of gurus Kalamandalam Krishnan Nair and Kalyanikutty Amma.


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Last week I attended the 3rd annual Nexus Australia Youth Summit in Sydney. Nexus brings together a global community of young philanthropists, social change-makers, business entrepreneurs and impact investors – bridging communities of wealth and social entrepreneurship. As founder, Rachel Cohen Gerrol describes it, it's an opportunity to catalyse new leadership and accelerate solutions to the world's problems. Since 2011, the organisation has hosted over 20 summits across six continents and in Australia, the Summits have brought together an interactive mix of panels, workshops and networking to galvanise philanthropy, impact investing and social entrepreneurship to a new audience. Here are just a couple of my key take-aways from the Summit.
Family and Giving
I was very inspired by the panel on inter-generational giving with David and Michael Gonski and Quin and Cathy Scalzo. I love the opportunity that we have to influence our families to live a life of giving. To talk about giving in our families, to give together and show the potential for all of us to make a difference. David Gonski talked about the opportunity to donate your time and not just your money or as well as your money. He loves to listen to others and hear how they wanted to make impact or change within society. The other thing I enjoyed about this panel is that you could see the personal impact that giving had had on their lives. What a lovely thing to share with your family!
The Challenges of the Social Sector
Tim Costello chaired an inspiring workshop and shared his views on the state of the social sector. He spoke about transparency being key and noted the welcomed action by the federal government to keep the ACNC. He also spoke about the compassion fatigue and how we as Australians can sometimes buy into the rhetoric of our politicians making us feel poorer than we are for their own political gain. We have to remind ourselves we are the 3rd richest nation per capita. I encourage you to read his blog post on the topic here – Australia Must Emerge from 'Bubble of Self Pity'.
The Impact of Unconscious Bias
Robert Wood from the Centre of Ethical Leadership gave an excellent workshop on the impact of unconscious bias in the workplace. You can read some of the research he shared here which is a meta analysis of 117 studies providing rigorous experimental comparisons of men and women who are matched on all dimensions except gender and found that women who aspire to leadership and other male dominated occupations carry a heavy and hidden handicap due to unconscious bias. But it wasn't all doom and gloom, he explored the ways to overcome bias including actively encouraging a diversity of perspective, slowing down our thinking and reminding ourselves of the bias that may occur.
Business and Social Change
I've long been a believer that business has an exciting role in change. It was Anita Roddick, the founder of The Body Shop, who wrote Business as Unusual, that first inspired me to establish my business, Alyceum. One of Nexus' sponsors, Geoff Wilson from Wilson Asset Management spoke about the inspiring journey of his business on the panel session talking about the Pledge 1% with Shanna Frati from Salesforce and Dipti Pratt, an ambassador for Pledge 1%, which is building a movement of corporate philanthropy. The pledge is about businesses pledging 1% of equity, product and employee time for their communities. Sounds good to me! In fact, Geoff Wilson's commitment went far beyond this, giving his staff 1 day per month to volunteer and $10,000 each year to do good. How inspiring!
The Evolution of 100 Women
The conference was a lovely time of reflection. When I attended the very first Nexus Australia Youth Summit in 2013 with my four-month daughter old and my mum in tow, 100 Women was just an idea! It was just after this time that we set up the inaugural committee to launch the following year in March 2014. In under two years, 100 Women has raised $200,000 and followed our purpose of igniting women as philanthropists while also building a funding pool for projects impacting women and girls both locally and globally.
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Bloom, Lester R. (8 JAN 1923 - 17 OCT 2001)
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Surnames: BLOOM BRECHBUHL CAIN CRONIN OCKERHAUSER SCHULZE
----Source: Tribune-Record-Gleaner (Clark County, Wis.) 10/24/2001
Lester R. Bloom, 78, Loyal, Clark County, died at his home on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2001. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m., on Saturday, Oct. 20, at Trinity Lutheran Church, Loyal. The Rev. Daniel E. Zimmerman officiated. Burial was in the Loyal Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ed Vater, Pete Pfundtner, Bob Tesch, Dan Bloom, Matt Bloom and John Bloom.
Lester Ray Bloom was born on Jan. 8, 1923, in the town of Beaver, to Henry and Elise (nee Brechbuhl) Bloom. He was raised on the family farm and educated at Beaver Center School. When he was 16 years old, his father died, and he and his brother took over farming the family farm for his mother. His brother, Glen, bought the farm after he was inducted into the U.S. Army on Oct. 25, 1945. After his honorable discharge on Dec. 6, 1946, he moved back to Loyal and worked as a mechanic at the Pine Grove Cheese Factory. He married Zada Marie Cain on Oct. 30, 1948, at her parents home in the town of Beaver. He purchased a milk route soon after his marriage and in 1952, bought a farm north of Loyal. He continued hauling milk until 1957, when he sold the route. In 1964, he began driving school bus, and did so for 23 years. He continued to farm until the summer of 2001. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and the Loyal American Legion. He had many interests, but especially enjoyed reading, repairing things, telling stories, children and spending time with his family.
Survivors include his wife, Zada, Loyal one son, David (Karen) Bloom, Loyal two daughters, Debbie Bloom, Wheaton, Ill., Cindy (Mike) Bloom-Cronin, Trenton, N.J. three grandchildren four step-grandchildren, two step-great-grandchildren two brothers, Glen (Agnes) Bloom, Loyal, and Clifford (Hisiko) Bloom, Beijing, China two sisters, Inez Ockerhauser, Marshfield, and Esther Schulze, Neenah.
Preceding him in death were his parents, and one brother, Leo Bloom.
Cuddie Funeral Home, Loyal, assisted the family with arrangements.
The Wedding of Zada Marie Cain & Lester R. Bloom (Oct. 30, 1948)


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MED-EL at the Beats of Cochlea Music Festival
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How Your Child Can Learn Multiple Languages
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Huaxia (華夏, ) is a historical concept representing the Chinese nation, and came from the self-awareness of a common cultural ancestry by the various confederations of pre-Qin ethnic ancestors of Han people.

Etymology
The earliest extant authentic attestion of the concept Huáxià  is in the historical narrative and commentary Zuo zhuan (finished around 300 BCE). In Zuo zhuan, Huaxia refers to the central states (中國 Zhōngguó) in the Yellow River valley, dwelt by the Huaxia people, ethnically equivalent to Han Chinese in pre-imperial discourses.

According to Confucianist Kong Yingda's "True Meaning of Chunqiu Zuo zhuan", xià () "grand" signified the "greatness" () in the ceremonial etiquettes of the central states, while huá () "flower" or "blossom" was used in reference to the "beauty" () in the clothing that those states' denizens wore.

History

Origin
Han historian Sima Qian asserts that Xia was the name of the state enfeoffed to legendary king Yu the Great, and Yu used its name as his surname. In modern historiography, Huaxia refers to a confederation of tribes—living along the Yellow River—who were the ancestors of what later became the Han ethnic group in China. During the Warring States (475–221 BCE), the self-awareness of the Huaxia identity developed and took hold in ancient China. Initially, Huaxia defined mainly a civilized society that was distinct and stood in contrast to what was perceived as the barbaric peoples around them. The Huaxia identity arose in the Eastern Zhou period as a reaction to the increased conflict with the Rong and Di peoples who migrated into the Zhou lands and extinguished some Zhou states.

Modern usage
Although still used in conjunction, the Chinese characters for hua and xia are also used separately as autonyms.

The official Chinese names of both the People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Republic of China (ROC) use the term Huaxia in combination with the term Zhongguo (, translated as "Middle Kingdom"), that is, as Zhonghua (). The PRC's official Chinese name is Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo (), while that of the ROC is Zhonghua Minguo (). The term Zhongguo is confined by its association to a state, whereas Zhonghua mainly concerns culture. The latter is being used as part of the nationalist term Zhōnghuá Mínzú which is an all Chinese nationality in the sense of a multi-ethnic national identity.

The term Huaren () for a Chinese person is an abbreviation of Huaxia with ren (, person). Huaren in general is used for people of Chinese ethnicity, in contrast to Zhongguoren () which usually (but not always) refers to citizens of China. Although some may use Zhongguoren to refer to the Chinese ethnicity, such usage is not common in Taiwan. In overseas Chinese communities in countries such as Singapore and Malaysia, Huaren or Huaqiao (overseas Chinese) is used as they are also not citizens of China.

See also

 Xia dynasty, the first dynasty according to traditional Chinese historiography.
 Yanhuang, an ethnic group located around the Yellow River.
 Yan Huang Zisun, literally the "Descendants of Yan and Huang"
 Zhongyuan, the central regions associated with Huaxia.
 Names of China
 Zhonghua
 Hua–Yi distinction

Notes

References

Ancient peoples of China
Chinese words and phrases
Han Chinese
Names of China

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Q: error while compile apache module I am getting unknown type name module error when compiling apache module. What should I do?
sujit@sujit-pc:~/apachemodule$ apxs2 -c -i -a example_module.c
/usr/share/apr-1.0/build/libtool --silent --mode=compile --tag=disable-static x86_64-linux- gnu-gcc -prefer-pic -DLINUX=2 -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -D_GNU_SOURCE -D_REENTRANT -I/usr/include/apr-1.0 -I/usr/include/openssl -I/usr/include/xmltok -pthread     -I/usr/include/apache2  -I/usr/include/apr-1.0   -I/usr/include/apr-1.0   -c -o example_module.lo example_module.c && touch example_module.slo
example_module.c:13:1: error: unknown type name 'module'
example_module.c:15:5: error: 'STANDARD20_MODULE_STUFF' undeclared here (not in a function)
example_module.c:16:5: warning: excess elements in scalar initializer [enabled by    default]
example_module.c:16:5: warning: (near initialization for 'example_module') [enabled by default]
example_module.c:17:5: warning: excess elements in scalar initializer [enabled by default]
example_module.c:17:5: warning: (near initialization for 'example_module') [enabled by default]
example_module.c:18:5: warning: excess elements in scalar initializer [enabled by default]
example_module.c:18:5: warning: (near initialization for 'example_module') [enabled by default]
example_module.c:19:5: warning: excess elements in scalar initializer [enabled by default]
example_module.c:19:5: warning: (near initialization for 'example_module') [enabled by default]
example_module.c:20:5: warning: excess elements in scalar initializer [enabled by default]
example_module.c:20:5: warning: (near initialization for 'example_module') [enabled by default]
example_module.c:22:1: warning: excess elements in scalar initializer [enabled by default]
example_module.c:22:1: warning: (near initialization for 'example_module') [enabled by default]
apxs:Error: Command failed with rc=65536

I am trying to compile example code from apache

A: You're probably missing some headers.
Here's a minimal module, try to compile it:
#include <httpd.h>
#include <http_config.h>

module example_module;

static void example_hooks (apr_pool_t *pool) {
}

module example_module = {
  STANDARD20_MODULE_STUFF,
  NULL,
  NULL,
  NULL,
  NULL,
  NULL,
  example_hooks
};

A: If you have compiled apache, location of your APXS may differ. try
APXS=/usr/local/apache2/bin/apxs ./configure
make
make install

PS : Remember that DSO module is enable already.
you can check that via
apache2ctl -m

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Who knew this site was coming as soon as they read that shabiki pick?
mashabiki wanachagua: I didn't, but it's awesome!
Should we post a link to the swali that started it all? The one kwa spend782??
mashabiki wanachagua: Hell yes, etch it into the face of history!
To how many people have wewe had to explain what this means?
Should there be an kitunguu god?
YO! wewe guys still respecting the onions?
Will wewe capitalize the word Onion?
The kitunguu is on MemeGenerator!


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Okay, So Who's Gonna Run Rhizome?
by Will Brand on May 7, 2012 · 13 comments Opportunities
C'mon, who's it gonna be? Rhizome has posted a job listing to replace Lauren Cornell as Executive Director, but nobody seems to have any idea who could replace her. The applicant would need to be familiar with net art and new media, have curatorial and/or grant-writing experience, and have the ability to bring in cash money from donors and collectors. Who fits that profile? We have no idea.
We do know who it's probably not, though, so let's start there.
It's probably not anybody on staff at Rhizome; nobody has the right skill set. The Executive Director of a nonprofit—particularly this one—is essentially a professional schmoozer, grant-writer, and administrator, a kind of combined figurehead and one-person development department. Precisely because Cornell was so good at those tasks, Rhizome's other staff are all either technical archival staff (Ben Fino-Radin, Nick Hasty) or writers (Joanne McNeil et al). The one administrative employee they have was an intern eighteen months ago. Mark Tribe, Rhizome's founder, seems unlikely to return.
Similarly, it's probably not anybody at Eyebeam; if any of them were a possibility, they'd already have gotten the similarly vacant directorship at that nonprofit. Amanda McDonald Crowley, the former director of Eyebeam, might be willing to put her institutional shackles back on to try the equivalent job crosstown, but I doubt it.
Most established New York-based curator-types have little or no fundraising experience—that's a dealbreaker—plus some other obvious reason not to take the position. Since there are only a handful of institutions out there, most net art writers and academics anyone can name have no executive experience to speak of. Barbara London or Chrissie Iles probably wouldn't take the demotion, though the opportunity to run their own organization might be tempting. Rachel Greene isn't a fundraiser/development-type, and hasn't been close to net art for a few years; Christiane Paul is in a similar position, though she's better-connected to net artists. Personally, I have to wonder what CRUMB founder Sarah Cook is doing; she's smart, curate-y, and executive, even if she is across an ocean.
Lindsay Howard of 319 Scholes will probably throw her hat in the ring, but she has a short track record, little public fundraising experience, and occasionally rocky relations with some of the current staff at Rhizome. Karen Archey, a curator, writer, and Rhizome's Editor-at-Large, almost certainly wants the job; without executive or development experience, though, she's perhaps a gamble for an organization that—by its archival nature—is unlikely to risk itself on a relatively untested candidate. (Update: Karen Archey informs me via Facebook that she is not interested in the job.) Julia Kaganskiy is a relentlessly curious, capable manager, but she doesn't have much institutional experience. Also, we wonder whether any writer or editor-type without existing ties to the organization—i.e., experience writing for them—would even be considered.
Our own Editorial Director Paddy Johnson could pull it off, but she's perhaps too contentious for an institution like Rhizome and seems to universally elicit a kind of "Whoa" reaction. Marcin Ramocki would be a surprising, but qualified choice; he's a talented, connected writer, curator, and artist, with experience running a gallery of his own and fundraising for it.
Another possibility is that Rhizome selects an international figure relatively unknown in New York, like somebody who's really famous in the Netherlands, or somewhere like that; the issue there is that whoever gets the job would need to build a network of fundraising contacts very quickly. If I were Rhizome's board, I wouldn't take the gamble.
One suggestion I think is fantastic: Caitlin Jones. She'd be an absolute shoo-in, thanks to her skills as a writer and curator and experience in digital preservation. She's well-connected in New York, has gallery-world credentials from her time at Bryce Wolkowitz (with the sort of practicality that can come with that), and once was a staff writer for Rhizome. Formerly a New Yorker, she's spent the past two and a half years as the Executive Director of Western Front, a Canadian nonprofit based in Vancouver. Is she willing to come back so soon? I don't know.
That's all the wildly speculative comments I've got. Consider this an open thread to add your own.
Tagged as: Amanda McDonald Crowley, Barbara London, Ben Fino-Radin, Caitlin Jones, christiane paul, Joanne McNeil, Jon Ippolito, karen archey, Lindsay Howard, marcin Ramocki, Nick Hasty, Rachel Greene, Rhizome, Sarah Cook
Tim Whidden May 7, 2012 at 5:22 pm
I don't think you'd get Caitlin Jones back to NYC
Ryder Ripps May 7, 2012 at 7:15 pm
ok star jones
John Michael Boling May 8, 2012 at 11:09 pm
Jennifer Chan May 7, 2012 at 8:55 pm
I think Sarah Cook or Steve Dietz (ex-Walker Art Center?)  would be cool.
re: someone fame fame in the Netherlands
or Josephine Bosma http://www.josephinebosma.com/ who's so knowledgeable about net art history or Geert Lovink ( Institute of Network Cultures) to spice it up. then maybe The Download would actually be open to everyone…
Will Brand May 7, 2012 at 9:00 pm
Oh Steve Dietz would be great! I mean, he checks a lot of boxes, surely.
I think it's cool younger people got a mentioning.
Sarahjmolly May 8, 2012 at 6:48 am
Micheal Connor? Institutional experience and relevant contacts?
Guest May 8, 2012 at 10:34 am
Agreed: Michael Connor. Â He teaches "Art of the Archive" at ITP, has curated collections for corporations, has relationships with organizations and museums relevant to Rhizome's work, and is charismatic as hell.
Daniel Jolliffe May 8, 2012 at 5:54 pm
Kudos on such an on-the-ball article!
tom moody May 9, 2012 at 8:37 am
Another possibility is the New Museum rethinks its relationship with a vaguely-defined "net art" platform and either spins it off as a tech booster site or consolidates the Artbase as a relatively low-cost collection of new media art.
Because one person has been running Rhizome for seven years it's more of a series of habits than an institution at this point. What is Rhizome? It's an art collection, but it's never been clear whether it was curated or something like an unvetted artist slide registry. It's a magazine-like blog, which wavers between attempts at criticism and straight-up press releases, and will never have any real teeth as the "house publication" of a museum. And it's a place that organizes lectures, projects such as "7 artists/7 technologists," and the occasional show. Most of this has been decided in a fairly autocratic manner: instead of a people-powered, crowd-sourced "rhizomatic" model, Rhizome for the last several years has been closer to, say, China under Mao.
Now that the cult of personality is ending, and given the vagueness of the charter at this point, why keep the thing?
This post asks the wrong question.
It's possible that the New Museum rethinks its relationship. There's no indication, for one thing, that the director of Rhizome should necessarily also hold a curator's title at the New Museum. I doubt they split up entirely, though—the partnership is probably a boon for grant-getting on both sides. Also, I don't think the New Museum has any explicit power to decide the fate of Rhizome; Rhizome has its own board, employees, and supporters, it just borrows some office space. (All of this, obviously, is as I understand it, and Rhizomers or New Museumites are very welcome to clarify.)Â
You're right that the new director will need to figure out what, exactly, Rhizome is. That's part of the reason I can throw out such a variety of names and not sound like a complete idiot; it could be an editor-type interested in building out the publication and returning to conversation as the center, or it could be an archivist-type dedicated to building around Artbase, or it could be someone with money and connections who can bring the art world proper to net art. It could be a lot of things. I think it's interesting times.
I've been confused about what exactly the Artbase is meant to be, too. On the one hand, I see artists like Nikola Tosic, who complained in the comments to Brian Droitcour's borderline racist pseudo-review of work Tosic did not consider part of his art practice thusly:Â
""Nikola Tosic, sticker for Internet Pavilion" – Project is called Educational Sticker and this is again a project of my company, not my art project, but since, by my error, it was in Rhizome.org Artbase this is my problem. I have forgotten to take it out since I put it there many years ago."
Now, that indicates to me that the Artbase is the sort of thing you forget you put you worked on. On the other hand, I semi-routinely see artists, particularly artists only beginning to see their first success, express pleasure that they're included in the Artbase; that seems to better fit Rhizome's own statement, on the submission page, that "The Rhizome curatorial team will be choosing works [from those submitted] for the Artbase. " How exclusive is this supposed to be? Surely, from the Artbase's standpoint, it would make sense to accept works in proportion to how easy it is to conserve them; they might accept nearly every GIF, but only a very few Google Maps API-based mobile app artworks. They'd need to spell that out a little more clearly, though.
nathaniel stern May 9, 2012 at 10:43 am
I think Furtherfield should take over Rhizome.
Jennifer Chan May 15, 2012 at 12:25 am
lol, yes i think they should merge and become the Anglophonic new media conglomerate gatekeeper (yeahright)
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Kindness Stories
Definition of Leadership from All Around the World
Leadership is one of the most interesting things in the world. Think about it, how does a person become a leader? It's not their birthright, and it's definitely not their education. So what makes them great leaders in the first place? You can find some of the answers when you get to ask these leaders what they think the definition of leadership is, and sure, they may all have different definitions for it and that's why we need to take a look at a few of the definitions to draw a great conclusion on what all these great leaders see leadership as.
So let's start with Michelle Obama.
We all know her as the first lady to Barrack Obama, but did you know that Michelle is a great leader in her own right? It's true! She's now known as not only the first lady, but also the role model for women in addition to being an advocate for poverty awareness, education, nutrition, physical activity, and healthy eating. Michelle believes that leadership is about confidence and decision-making. This really shows if you've been following Michelle for the past few years, you'll know that she's very vocal about the things that she believes in and you'll know that she will fight for the causes she believes in. This not only shows that she really does mean what she says and it falls perfectly with what she believes what leadership is for; to inspire future generations.
Next up is Jack Ma.
You may know him as the CEO and founder of Alibaba, the Chinese conglomerate which is pretty much Amazon's counterpart in China making Jack not only the richest man in China, but also one of the richest in the world. So with all of that behind him, you might be wondering what leadership is to him. A quick background search and you'll realize that Jack is not someone who came from money but his rise to being one of the richest men in the world did not change his view on leadership. Often telling his employees to "never give up" these are the few words that will tell you, more than anything, of Jack's leadership style as he invests heavily in his employees, and to pass on his philosophy of unrelenting dedication. This is, in fact, the reason behind his success. Because he never gave up, Jack always tries to find a way to improve himself and find creative ways and dedicate himself to eventually reach the heights of success that he has now.
And then there's Facebook's COO, the one and only, Sheryl Sandberg.
Serving as the Chief Operating Officer of one of the world's biggest tech companies, Sheryl Sandberg is no stranger to leadership, having previously been a part of Google's sales and ad team from a mere 4-man team to a whopping 4000 by the time she left Google for Facebook in 2007. Her leadership skills are among some of the most revered in the world, as a matter of fact, it was her very inspiring leadership style that led Facebook's founder, Mark Zuckerberg to think of her as the perfect fit for the COO position at Facebook. Sheryl is famous for defining the goal of leadership is to make others better as a result of your presence. She goes even further to say that you also need to make sure that that impact lasts well beyond your absence as well. This shows that her philosophy in leadership is not so much to dictate where things should go, but rather, more about inspiring others to become better versions of themselves and to make sure that the change lasts even if she's not in the room.
Another great figure is Albert Einstein.
Known worldwide as one of the smartest people in history, he is most known for his theory of relativity and how it still affects our lives even now after he's gone. Being a great leader in his own right, Einstein is known to define leadership as being someone who, out of the clutter, brings simplicity out of discord, harmony, and out of difficulty, opportunity. This quote really shows what Einstein values in leadership, namely, the ability to navigate through the rough and tumble and out of the uncertainty of the situation, bring about opportunity for those around them.
Our next example comes from perhaps one of the greatest, most revolutionary leaders of our time, Martin Luther King himself.
Known best for his "I have a dream" speech, King was not only one of the boldest leaders to have risen during our time, but the impact of his leadership and bravery can still be seen and felt even today, 53 years after his untimely passing. King was a revolutionary figure and his beliefs and the causes he had fought for so bravely is what paved the way for the advancement of not only African-Americans, but also everyone else around the world, essentially making his dreams of an equal world where no one is judged based on the color of their skin, but rather, the merits that they possess, a reality. He believes that leadership should never resort to violence, and that respect and honesty are what we should be spreading to everyone around us, no matter which side of the coin they're supporting.
Another revolutionary figure we're looking at for inspiration even to this day, almost 60 years after his untimely departure, is John F. Kennedy himself.
This man was not only one of the greatest leaders of his time but also one that we still hold as one of the greatest of all time. Not only did he have a great affinity for activism, but also created the Peace Corps which still helps people around the world by providing international social and economic development assistance. Kennedy was a big advocate of education which you can tell through his actions and his words, famously saying that leadership and learning are indispensable to each other, Kennedy wanted to push people to embrace education and looking at it as a means of enlightenment which helps create great leaders rather than financial or political backing.
Another figure is known to be directly linked to Kennedy himself is none other than the people's princess, Princess Diana herself.
Known more fondly as lady Di, the people's princess is known best for her stance on the use of landmines, where, to draw attention to the dangers posed by these devices of war, decided to walk through a landmine site in Angola herself. This is often cited to be a crucial reason for the Ottawa treaty where the use of landmines is then banned. Lady Di's leadership philosophy has always been open-mindedness, trustworthiness, patience, and intelligence, all of which can be seen through the way she navigates tough and complicated issues with such grace.
Yet another great historical figure is none other than the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln.
Best known for his role in the abolition of slavery, Lincoln believes that great leaders are those who possess great emotional intelligence, empathy, accept criticism, advice, and inspires trust. We now know these qualities as some of the most idealized qualities of a leader, but during his time as the president, Lincoln was a great picture of someone with those qualities, something not all of his predecessors would come to possess.
Last but not least is Brian Tracy.
Known as the top-selling author who has published over 70 books, Brian is one of the world's most celebrated public speakers to date. He believes that there are 7 qualities that great leaders have, namely; vision, courage, integrity, humility, strategic planning, focus, and cooperation. You can also clearly see how these qualities are present in all of the figures mentioned on this list.
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Holy Rosary Primary School, Belfast has received a PATHS 'Model School' Award from Barnardos at a special event in Belfast City Hall. The school is one of only three schools in Northern Ireland and the only Catholic Maintained School in Northern Ireland to obtain the award.
PATHS (Positive Alternative Thinking Strategies) empowers all children to develop the fundamental social and emotional learning skills which will enable them to make positive choices throughout life. The programme makes up the majority of the content of Personal Development for Mutual Understanding (PDMU) that is delivered throughout the school. It is designed to facilitate the development of self-control, emotional awareness and interpersonal problem-solving skills.
Alongside delivery of classroom lessons, the programme also includes the Friendship Group and PATHS Playground Pals. Classroom Assistants Ms Rothwell and Miss Mullholland facilitate Friendship Group every Tuesday with three Friendship Ambassadors. A total of sixty children have been trained as a Playground Pals. All children from P1 - P7 are engaging positively in the programme.
Mr McAllister (Principal), Miss Campbell (PDMU and PATHS Leader), Ms Rothwell and Miss Mulholland (Classroom Assistants) along with two of the children represented the school as the awards ceremony.


The 155th birthday of Mahatma Hansraj was celebrated in the school today. The following programmes were conducted on this occasion.
World health day was celebrated in morning assembly on 15.04.19.Students presented pledge based on health day,do's and dont's,survey report on health issues,and a skit on healthy food vs junk food.
Diya Ceremony for std. XII for the session 2018-19.
LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI PUNYATITHI 2019 is celebrated today in our school campus.
Today on 11/1/19 LKG to II students celebrated Makarsankranti (Patangotsav ) and Lohri festival with their grandparents in DAV Ground. Lohri festival was celebrated with bonfire . Children danced a lot around it.


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Vouchers in D.C. to get reprieve
By Gary Emerling - The Washington Times - Thursday, May 7, 2009
President Obama's budget proposal is expected to include plans to extend federal funding for a D.C. school-voucher program that permits underprivileged children in the District to attend private schools.
An administration official Wednesday detailed the proposal, which is scheduled to be released Thursday and comes as the politically divisive voucher program stands to be eliminated next year.
The omnibus spending plan signed by Mr. Obama in March cuts the D.C. Opportunity Scholarships Program in 2010 and makes the program's future contingent on the approval of the D.C. Council and Congress.
Mr. Obama's fiscal 2010 budget provides $12.2 million for the program with the intention of allowing students enrolled to remain in the program until they graduate. However, no new students would be granted scholarships.
The voucher program was created in 2003, and this school year provides scholarships of up to $7,500 for about 1,700 students to attend private schools. Students eligible for the program come from households with an income that is no more than 185 percent of the poverty line.
Funding the D.C. scholarships has been a point of contention between political parties, with Republicans supportive of the program and Democrats opposing it.
A crowd in favor of vouchers rallied on Wednesday at Freedom Plaza in Northwest to call on local officials to support the program.
Parents and children were joined by D.C. Council members past and present and former Mayor Anthony A. Williams, who said "every child in our city should have the opportunity to succeed."
"To put our kids first, we need to fight to see that the U.S. Congress, the D.C. Council and my successor all support school choice for our children," Mr. Williams said.
Supporters said they delivered a petition to Mayor Adrian M. Fenty with more than 7,400 signatures of city residents "who support quality educational options, including the reauthorization and strengthening of the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program."
Mr. Fenty has said officials should not disrupt the education of students currently enrolled in the program.
A study conducted through 2006 by the Education Department's Government Accountability Office found no significant difference between voucher and public-school students in test scores or perception of safety.
• Christina Bellantoni contributed to this report


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Заседание Политбюро  4 июля 1941 — историческое совещание руководства Коммунистической партии Югославии, состоявшееся в  — районе Белграда — и ознаменовавшее собой начало Народно-освободительной войны Югославии против немецких оккупантов. Заседание прошло в доме Владислава Рибникара, будущего редактора «Политика», а председателем заседания был генеральный секретарь коммунистической партии Югославии Иосип Броз Тито. В Югославии этот день отмечался как  и был национальным праздником.

Предпосылки
Коммунистическая партия Югославии ещё на V земельной конференции в октябре 1940 года в Загребе предупреждала об угрозе агрессии стран «оси» в отношении Югославии. При ЦК КПЮ была образована Военная комиссия, занимавшаяся политической подготовкой солдат Югославской королевской армии и военной подготовкой всех добровольцев, желающих оказать сопротивление оккупантам. 10 апреля 1941 после начала Апрельской войны было созвано экстренное совещание, на котором ЦК КПЮ призвал всех неравнодушных начать вооружённую борьбу с захватчиками. Этого оказалось недостаточно, чтобы остановить немецкий блицкриг, и Югославская армия капитулировала, но коммунисты продолжили борьбу: Военная комиссия была преобразована в Военный комитет, который возложил на себя обязанности по руководству партизанским подпольем.

На совещании в начале мая 1941 года ЦК КПЮ проанализировал сложившуюся ситуацию в Югославии и отдал распоряжение всем краевым, областным, районным и городским комитетам партии образовать собственные воинские подразделения для ведения вооружённой борьбы. С мая по июнь шло формирование ударных групп и десятков, куда вступали массово как члены партии и Союза коммунистической молодёжи Югославии, так и симпатизирующие им. Группы занимались саботажем и диверсиями. 22 июня 1941 Германия без объявления войны напала на Советский Союз, и в тот же день Коминтерн призвал все коммунистические партии Европы «подняться на борьбу с немецко-фашистскими захватчиками», что стало сигналом для югославских коммунистов. 27 июня на очередном заседании ЦК КПЮ был сформирован Главный штаб народно-освободительных партизанских отрядов Югославии, начальником которого стал Иосип Броз Тито.

Заседание 4 июля

4 июля 1941 на вилле Владислава Рибникара в белградском районе Дедине состоялось заседание Политбюро ЦК КПЮ, на котором было принято решение о начале вооружённого восстания против немецких оккупантов, их союзников, сателлитов и пособников. На заседании присутствовали генеральный секретарь КПЮ Иосип Броз Тито, члены ЦК Александр Ранкович, Милован Джилас, Иво Лола Рибар, Светозар Вукманович и Сретен Жуйович (в некоторых источниках утверждается, что присутствовал также Иван Милутинович, но в своих воспоминаниях Вукманович и Джилас это отрицали), журналист Владислав Рибникар, его супруга Яра и писатель Владимир Дедиер. Перед началом заседания все внимательно осмотрели окрестности и убедились, что их никто посторонний не может увидеть и услышать.

На заседании, председателем которого был Тито, была проанализирована ситуация в Югославии и мире, а особенное внимание уделялось положению на советско-германском фронте. Было отдано распоряжение о начале массовых акций саботажа и диверсий как части народного восстания, а партизанская война была объявлена дальнейшей формой развития восстания. Также были приняты следующие стратегически важные решения:
 Образовать Штаб партизанских отрядов Сербии во главе со Сретеном Жуйовичем как ответственным за партизанское движение в Сербии.
 Назначить на аналогичные должности в Боснии и Герцеговине Светозара Вукмановича, в Черногории — Милована Джиласа.
 Образовать Оперативное партийное руководство при ЦК Коммунистической партии Хорватии во главе с  как ответственным за партизанское движение в Хорватии.
 Назначить на аналогичную должность в Словении Эдварда Карделя.
 Как можно быстрее создать организованные ударные группы и набрать их состав из членов партии.
 Назначить политических комиссаров (политруков) как представителей партии в каждом отряде.
 Учредить Бюллетень Главного штаба народно-освободительных партизанских отрядов Югославии.

Иво Лола Рибар в конце заседания составил текст обращения Коммунистической партии Югославии к народам страны с призывом поднять восстание против оккупантов. 12 июля в подпольной типографии ЦК КПЮ на улице Банички Венац были напечатаны листовки, которые потом стали распространяться по всей стране. В листовках говорилось следующее:

Народы Югославии — сербы, хорваты, словенцы, черногорцы, македонцы и другие! ... Вы были побеждены в войне, но не покорены. Славные традиции борьбы за правду и свободу ваших дедов нельзя забывать. Сейчас время показать, что вы достойные потомки своих предков. Сейчас время, сейчас настал час, чтобы вы двинулись все как один в бой против захватчиков и их прихвостней, палачей наших народов. Не паникуйте ни перед каким террором противника. На террор отвечайте массовым ударом по крупнейшим точкам фашистских оккупационных банд. Уничтожайте всё, всё что используется фашистскими завоевателями. Не позволим по нашим железным дорогам перевозить военные припасы и иные средства, которые служат фашистским ордам в их борьбе против Советского Союза. Создадим из нашей земли мощную крепость против фашистских завоевателей.

Последствия
Дом, в котором прошло заседание, Владислав Рибникар после войны передал Коммунистической партии, которая открыла в нём 1 мая 1950 Музей 4 июля в память о начале войны. В 2000 году он был закрыт, а в 2003 году возвращён потомкам Рибникара. 26 апреля 1956 распоряжением Союзной скупщины ФНРЮ день 4 июля стал государственным праздником под названием «День борца» и стал отмечаться во всех республиках. Он оставался государственным праздником в Союзной Республике Югославия и был отменён в 2001 году.

Литература
  "Дневник" (друго сажето издање). "Југословенска књига", Београд 1951. година.
 Хронологија ослободилачке борбе народа Југославије 1941-1945. "Војно-историјски институт" Београд, 1964. година.
 Светозар Вукмановић Мемоари "Револуција која тече". "Комунист", Београд 1971. година.
 Хронологија радничког покрета и СКЈ 1919-1979 (књига прва). "Народна књига" и Институт за савремену историју, Београд 1980. година.
 Историја Савеза комуниста Југославије. Истраживачки центар "Комунист" Београд, "Народна књига" Београд и "Рад" Београд, 1985. година.

Союз коммунистов Югославии
События 4 июля
Июль 1941 года
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New BMC crowdfunding drive seeks to preserve our mountains for generations to come.
The appeal is supported by celebrities like Sir Chris Bonington, Julia Bradbury and Steve Backshall and is a follow-up to the BMC's original Mend Our Mountains campaign. This ran in 2016 and was hugely successful, raising over £100,000 from public donations and eventually being voted 'Campaign of the Year' by The Great Outdoors magazine.
The campaign will run for at least six weeks from today and will be a fundraising appeal with a difference. Powered by innovative and award-winning online platform Crowdfunder.co.uk, would-be supporters can choose to claim a reward in exchange for their donation. Plas y Brenin are proud to be supporting through the donation of two unique rewards: a guided walk on Cader Idris, one of the mountains set to benefit from the campaign, and five days of dedicated rock climbing coaching from one of our world-class instructors.
Dave Turnbull, British Mountaineering Council CEO, said: "Mend Our Mountains is the BMC's flagship initiative, our way of giving back to the mountains we love and use.


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Home Games How Is The Coronavirus Pandemic Affecting The Pro CS: GO Scene?
How Is The Coronavirus Pandemic Affecting The Pro CS: GO Scene?
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Counter Strike-Global Offensive is one of the most popular games in the world. It is the second-highest viewed esports game. However, the revenues earned from this game has suffered a huge blow due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The owners already have many expenses to worry about, and the pandemic is not helping their case. The salary costs of the player have increased exponentially since 2016, and the company also needs to pay a huge amount of money to the talent acquisition team that searches for the best CS: GO players in the world.
People think of esports as a thriving business that makes huge profits. Well, that is true for the most part. However, most esports games experience a lack of return on investment. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the ROI has decreased further. In such a situation, most esports teams have recouped their costs and have reduced their bet sizes. Check out esportsbff.com to know more about how CS: GO teams are battling with the pandemic. It is not always a bad thing to be in the red zone; however, the real question that arises is how long will they stay there.
Source: Polygon
Events Were Postponed
2020 and 2023 were supposed to be two big years for CS: GO. It was planned that 21 teams will be split into two different leagues with different models yet the same goal. Thirteen out of them would partner with the ESL, whereas the rest of the teams will play on their terms in Flashpoint, a completely team-owned championship that North American Owners organize.
Both these leagues would contribute to the revenue of the game in their own ways and will create new opportunities for the game in future by improving the profit and loss margin in the ecosystem. However, soon the coronavirus hit the west, and the events were postponed.
Source: Intel Extreme Masters
The Economic Damage Inflicted By The Pandemic On The CS: Go Events
Coronavirus pandemic led to a significant reduction in the revenue earned by the gaming company, and it also led to a decrease in the advertising done globally. Thus, it is contemplated that for both esports and traditional gaming companies, it will take quite some time to get back to the pre-corona level. Moreover, it will take yet more time to make profits.
However, given that CS: GO is experiencing slower sales this year, it is quite hard to gauge the total impact made by the pandemic until the companies see how the rest of the year goes. Based on that, they will have to plan their recovery strategies.
In 2023, when COVID-19 started spreading across the western countries, both Flashpoint and the ESL Pro League had to pivot their plans. The managers of the ESL Pro League had to move the teams to Malta, which is an island present in South Italy, temporarily. Flashpoint moved its team to the Los Angeles studio soon after the competition finished.
With the leagues being held online, the opportunity for advertising and sponsorships soon changed. The owners feared that the COVID scenario was going to further delay the tournaments. They knew that they were in for a huge loss in the next few days, but they weren't aware of the exact figures. At such a point, they stopped caring about earning profit and just wanted to reach a breakeven point.
Source: Gamers Without Borders
How Were The Online Tournaments Held?
The first set of events were held online, and they were conducted in a pretty simple manner. The teams remained at their homes while the commentators, analysts and some products broadcasted a live from the premises of their studio. This was done to stay within the regulations laid down for TV production in the hotspot areas. The live observers were cut down, and all the player cameras were removed. This was the case with Flashpoint and ESL Pro League, whose seasons had begun long before the coronavirus pandemic had hit the western world.
BLAST, which was the tournament organizer, collected more than five hundred video feeds from the player cameras that recorded them practising at the homes or in the practice centres in Europe and America. A crew of forty to fifty members came together in Copenhagen, Denmark and started working on these clips. They shifted to Denmark owing to the lower case rates of COVID-19 there. They then managed the feeds and combined them into a single and uniform broadcast.
Source: RNZ
When Can Offline Tournaments Be Resumed?
The rest of the games were suspended with a promise to be held online soon after these two leagues ended. ESL Pro League Season 12 began on September 2 and was held online. The organizers are hopeful that the offline events will soon make a comeback as soon as travel restrictions are uplifted by the government.
The initial pro league model had suggested that all the teams be brought to Malta to compete against each other instead of splitting them into two different regions. Flashpoint is yet to announce its plans regarding when the next CS: GO events will be held. However, keeping the pandemic scenario in mind, if they continue to operate through Los Angeles, then the chances of resuming offline competition anytime soon is quite negligible.
However, in today's time, it feels like CS: GO has gone back to its roots now. Back in the day, before offline events were conducted in areas like America, Germany, Russia etc., CS: GO events were held online. Even Pro Leagues were conducted online earlier. The only plus point they have right now is advanced technology. With the latest technologies within their hand's reach, there is little to no chance of anything going wrong.
Given how large an impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on the global economy, CS: GO will take quite some time to go to normal. However, being equipped with the latest technologies, it is expected that esports companies will soon reach a breakeven point.
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Repayment Mechanism Established in S&Amp;L Scandal
YEREVAN (Noyan Tapan)-After the trial of the Norinvest financial company was over–the investors' commission–led by Karen Pahlevanian–worked out a deal with Norinvest officials which will pay back some of the money invested by people who lost money in the company.
According to Pahlevanian–Norinvest has $55,000 in its account and approximately $200,000 in assets.
Pahlevanian said that when the assets are sold–the commission will get nearly seven percent of the total debt.
Eighty percent of the three thousand depositors were pensioners; 74 were veterans or participants of the Great Patriotic War–23 were Afghanistan war veterans–and 120 people need urgent medical assistance.
The commission decided to return all of the money to those who deposited $15 or less–25 percent to those who invested $16 to $100–12 to 24 percent to those who invested $101 to $500–eight to 12 percent to those who invested $501 to $3,000 and seven percent to those who invested more than $3,000.
The paymen's will take six months and will be carried out in several stages. Pahlevanian stressed that if they manage to get $326,000 from Hrachia Kazarian–a London partner of Norinvest– $200,000 in snake anti-venom and $70,000 in geranium oil also held by Kazarian–then the investors will get more of their money back.
Karapet Alexanian–chief accountant of the now-defunct Norinvest financial company–has appealed to the Supreme Court following a guilty verdict. He was sentenced to nine years in prison and complete confiscation of his property.
At present–he is the only one of the eight defendants in the Norinvest trial who has appealed.
The court sentenced the president of the company–Armen Martirossian–to 12 years in prison with confiscation of all his property–Gourgen Martirossian to seven years and confiscation of his property and Martiros Hovannesian to six years in prison. Petros Ambarjan and Vardan Gharibian were released from custody– and the case of Artashes Martirossian–vice-president of the company–was sent for further investigation.
In accordance with the verdict–the prosecutor's office will investigate Norinvest's debts.
Kazarian's debts will also be investigated by the prosecutor's office as well.


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The following comments and questions describe why I consider the Final Reports NCSTAR 1A, 1-9 and 1-9A to be incomplete, inconsistent and erroneous. Sincere thanks are due to Chris Sarns, Gregg Roberts, David Chandler and Dwain Deets for their helpful comments. I hope many others will spend the time to evaluate the NCSTAR reports carefully, follow the references herein, and draw their own conclusion. Public disclosure of one's convictions is always a risk, but silent acceptance is not an option. Permission is granted to reprint or quote excerpts freely and solely without charge.
Many architects, engineers and others have never seen the rapid descent of the 47-story World Trade Center Building Seven (WTC 7) into its footprint in less than seven seconds on the afternoon of September 11, 2001. This unprecedented event—the first steel-frame building in history to collapse suddenly and completely following an uncontrolled office fire—was captured on film from various angles. Engineers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) performed extensive thermal and structural analyses of the building in an attempt to explain the complete collapse in terms of impact damage, fire damage, column buckling and progressive collapse. This extraordinary effort by NIST provides a close-up view inside WTC 7 during the final hours, minutes and seconds before its precipitous fall. But the discovery of extreme temperatures as well as residues of molten iron and highly reactive pyrotechnic material in the World Trade Center debris invalidates the NIST conclusions, and further independent investigation is required.
The purpose of this article is to closely examine the contents of the final National Construction Safety Team Act Report (NCSTAR) numbers 1A, 1-9 and 1-9A in an effort to understand the NIST hypotheses, methods of analysis and conclusions. Careful examination is necessary to verify how NIST has fulfilled its duty to the public as required by the National Construction Safety Team (NCST) Act of 2002. One of the duties charged to NIST under this law is to establish the most likely technical cause of the building failure; NIST has succeeded in casting serious doubt on the credibility of its conclusions by focusing solely on the analytical aspects and by ignoring relevant physical and testimonial evidence. This article does not constitute proof that explosives were present in the building. Simply demonstrating that NIST has not fulfilled its mandatory duty to the public is sufficient grounds to call for a new investigation of the incident, and any meaningful investigation must account for all of the relevant evidence. More than a year has elapsed since the final reports were issued in November 2008, and the goal of this article is to establish agreement—supported by facts—that a new investigation is necessary to explain the complete destruction of WTC 7.


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from __future__ import unicode_literals

import pytest

from marrow.mongo import Document, F, Field, Filter
from marrow.mongo.field import Array, Number

class TestParametricFilterConstructor(object):
	@pytest.fixture()
	def D(self):
		class Sample(Document):
			field = Field()
			number = Number()
			array = Array()

		return Sample

	def test_basic_equality_operator(self, D):
		q = F(D, field=27)
		assert isinstance(q, Filter)
		assert q == {'field': 27}

	def test_basic_gt_suffix_operator(self, D):
		q = F(D, field__gt=42)
		assert isinstance(q, Filter)
		assert q == {'field': {'$gt': 42}}

	def test_inverted_gt_suffix_operator(self, D):
		q = F(D, not__field__gt=42)
		assert isinstance(q, Filter)
		assert q == {'$not': {'field': {'$gt': 42}}}

	def test_deferred_method(self, D):
		q = F(D, field__size=27)
		assert isinstance(q, Filter)
		assert q == {'field': {'$size': 27}}

	def test_deferred_method_multiple_params(self, D):
		q = F(D, field__range=(27, 42))
		assert isinstance(q, Filter)
		assert q == {'field': {'$gte': 27, '$lt': 42}}

	def test_choice_operator(self, D):
		q = F(D, field__exists=True)
		assert isinstance(q, Filter)
		assert q == {'field': {'$exists': True}}


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Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
by Jerry PinkneyJerry Pinkney
10.70(w) x 10.60(h) x 0.40(d)
Jerry Pinkney is one of the most heralded children's book illustrators of all time. He has the rare distinction of being the recipient of five Caldecott Honors and the winner of the 2010 Caldecott medal for The Lion and the Mouse, and has since created two companion picture books: The Tortoise & the Hare and The Grasshopper & the Ants. He has won the Coretta Scott King Award five times, the Coretta Scott King Honor four times, and has been nominated for the prestigious Hans Christian Anderson Award. He was also the first children's book illustrator elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He lives with his wife, author Gloria Jean Pinkney, in Croton-on-Hudson, New York. The artist invites you to visit his website at jerrypinkneystudio.com.
Caldecott Medalist Pinkney (The Lion & the Mouse) taps into the curiosity and wonderment that define this nursery rhyme, following a chipmunk's travels by day and night. Though four verses of the song are included along with the refrain, many of the spreads are wordless, leaving readers to decipher the inquisitive chipmunk's wanderings. Rendered in pencil, watercolor, and colored pencil, Pinkney's lush artwork is simultaneously naturalistic and whimsical. Like Mary Lyn Ray and Marla Frazee's Stars, also out this fall, Pinkney takes poetic license with regard to what constitutes a "star"—morning glories, spider webs, fireflies, and water lilies all take on astral qualities. After climbing into a bird's nest (a nod to "Rock-a-Bye, Baby," per Pinkney's artist's note) that transforms into a boat, the chipmunk, now wearing a sailor suit, sails into the darkening sky in a dreamlike journey that later has him tumbling into a pond and being rescued by a swan. Pinkney's flora and fauna are exquisite, as is his palette, dominated by rich earth tones and brilliant blues. Soothing and magical, this one should conjure some sweet dreams. Up to age 3. (Oct.)
A Kirkus Reviews Best Book of 2011
A National Parenting Publications Awards Gold Winner
An Amazon Best Book of the Month Selection (October)
An Amazon Top Ten Picture Book of 2011
A University of Wisconsin-Madison CCBC 2012 Children's Choices Book
A 2012 Bank Street College Children's Book Committee Outstanding Book—-
* "Pinkney's sumptuous elaboration of the familiar lullaby...takes on the same epic scope as his Caldecott winning The Lion and the Mouse.... Just another superb outing from a fixed star twinkling in the children's literature firmament."—Kirkus Reviews, starred review
* "From jacket to cover to endpapers, every element in the book contributes to the dreamlike vision of a curious adventurer exploring the natural world. This appropriate theme for young children finds expression in a series of vividly imagined, gracefully composed, and beautifully detailed illustrations."—Booklist, starred review
* "A stellar performance from a book-making virtuoso."—School Library Journal, starred review
"Pinkney's lush artwork is simultaneously naturalistic and whimsical.... [His] flora and fauna are exquisite, as is his palette, dominated by rich earth tones and brilliant blues. Soothing and magical, this one should conjure some sweet dreams."—Publishers Weekly
"Pinkney... brings a... sumptuous, color-saturated aesthetic to this reimagining of the familiar bedtime lullaby.... a free-form journey from woodland to dreamland."—The New York Times
"Pinkney... brings a... sumptuous, color-saturated aesthetic to this reimagining of the familiar bedtime lullaby.... a free-form journey from woodland to dreamland."
* "From jacket to cover to endpapers, every element in the book contributes to the dreamlike vision of a curious adventurer exploring the natural world. This appropriate theme for young children finds expression in a series of vividly imagined, gracefully composed, and beautifully detailed illustrations."
starred review Booklist
PreS-Gr 1—In his latest re-imagining of a childhood classic, Pinkney focuses on the wonderment of a chipmunk. The endpapers, which open at sunrise and conclude with starlight, signal the time frame. The inquisitive creature's quest to understand both what and where stars are (verses alternate at appropriate junctures) begins from the safety of his cozy nest. As time passes he discovers the shape in natural phenomena ranging from star-imprinted morning glories and the dew on a spider web to flickering fireflies and the gleam in a swan's eye. His actions become progressively more daring: seeing a robin's nest in the tree, he ascends. The home subtly transforms into a boat, he into a sailor, soaring through the heavens, borne on the breath of an animated wind, then gently deposited on a water lily for a final adventure. Employing pencil, watercolor, and colored pencil, the artist skillfully captures the chipmunk in a host of poses and expressions, building a character worthy of visiting again and again. An opulent blue winds through Pinkney's dazzling compositions, providing depth, unity, and pure pleasure. This world is so full of interest that scenes break the frames of small panels and full bleeds until the conclusion, when circular compositions provide security. Nods to other lullabies, a subplot, and music are smoothly incorporated. Illuminating notes discuss how the notion of a lullaby serving as a bridge from a child's safe haven to the unknown dream world inform Pinkney's telling. A stellar performance from a book-making virtuoso.—Wendy Lukehart, Washington DC Public Library
In Pinkney's sumptuous elaboration of the familiar lullaby a chipmunk's nighttime odyssey takes on the same epic scope as his Caldecott winning The Lion and the Mouse (2009).
Seamlessly tweaking a later version of the multi-verse 1806 original with minor changes in wording and repeated insertions of the first two lines as a chorus, the illustrator follows a furry traveler—who is often posed as if in song—through verdant tangles of dandelions and other flowers, up a tree and into an empty robin's nest. With a turn of the page, that nest is transformed into a small boat (and the chipmunk acquires a sailor suit) that sails into the starry sky. The adventure briefly takes on an anxious cast when a gust topples the tiny explorer into a pond of much larger fish and other creatures, but a swan glides to the rescue and gently wings its little passenger up to the smiling Moon. Rendering natural details with typical accuracy, Pinkney fills his intimate watercolor close-ups with rippling leaves and rhythmic shifts of color that simultaneously create a feeling of active, if dreamlike energy while echoing the poem's quiet cadences. He intersperses wordless interludes, either single pictures or short sequences, to create a unified story line and finishes with a final view of the dreamer curled up (still in that sailor suit) on a bed of soft leaves and down.
Just another superb outing from a fixed star twinkling in the children's-literature firmament. (afterword) (Picture book. 3-6)
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book by robert lawson
book by jerry spinelli
book by jerry pinkney
book by christiane m andrews
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Christos Burmbos (gr. Χρήστος Μπούρμπος; ur. 1 czerwca 1983 roku w Janinie, Grecja) – grecki piłkarz, grający na pozycji prawego obrońcy.

Kariera piłkarska

Kariera klubowa
Rozpoczął karierę piłkarską w klubie juniorów PAS Janina. 1 lipca 2001 roku podpisał kontrakt z seniorskim zespołem tej drużyny, która występowała wówczas w drugiej lidze. W sezonie 2001/2002 jego drużyna zajęła 1. miejsce i dzięki temu awansowała do Superleague Ellada. W sezonie 2002/2003 jego klub popadł w kłopoty finansowe. Początkowo drużynie odjęto 12 punktów za długi wobec innych klubów, jednak kara ta została cofnięta po zwożeniu odwołania się od tej decyzji. Jednak w kwietniu 2003 roku odjęto zespołowi po 3 punkty za każdą kolejkę (–90 punktów za 30 kolejek). Była to kara za długi wobec byłych piłkarzy, które łącznie wynosiły około 900 tysięcy €. W takich okolicznościach jego drużyna uplasowała się na ostatniej, 16. pozycji z dorobkiem –65 punktów i została zdegradowana do drugiej ligi. W sezonie 2003/2004 ukończył z ekipą rozgrywki na 14 miejscu, które oznaczało konieczność grania baraży o utrzymanie. PAS Janina przegrała ten mecz 1–3 z drużyną Ilysiakos Ateny i spadła do III ligi. Jednak Christos Burmbos 1 lipca 2004 roku na zasadzie wolnego transferu przeniósł się do klubu AEK Ateny, który wówczas występował w Superleague Ellada. W sezonie 2004/2005 uplasował się z tym zespołem na 3. miejscu, tracąc tylko 3 punkty do zwycięzcy Olympiakosu SFP. W następnym sezonie poprawili swoje osiągnięcie zajmując 2. miejsce na finiszu rozgrywek. Wówczas ponownie stracili 3 punkty do mistrza Grecji, którym znowu okazał się Olympiakos SFP. Po tym sezonie Christos Burmbos 1 lipca 2006 roku został wypożyczony do AO Kerkira – zespołu, które wówczas awansował do I ligi. W 2006/2007 uplasował się z tą drużyną na 14. miejscu, które oznaczało degradację do drugiej ligi. Jednak 30 czerwca 2007 roku powrócił z wypożyczenia do AEK Ateny. W jego barwach w sezonie 2007/2008 uzyskał z klubem 2. miejsce. Według ówczesnych zasad drużyna musiała stoczyć walkę w barażach o miejsce w eliminacjach do Ligi Mistrzów. Jednak w barażach jego ekipa zajęła 2. pozycję i musiała zadowolić się udziałem w Pucharze UEFA. Kwalifikację do eliminacji Ligi Mistrzów uzyskał lokalny rywal – Panathinaikos AO – który wygrał baraże. 1 lipca 2008 roku na zasadzie wolnego transferu przeszedł do Iraklisu Saloniki. W sezonie 2008/2009 uplasował się z tym zespołem na 10. miejscu. 1 lipca 2009 roku ponownie zmienił klub. Tym razem podpisał kontrakt z zespołem OF Irakleiou, który wówczas spadł do drugiej ligi. W sezonie 2009/2010 zajął z tą drużyną 3. miejsce, które dawało możliwość gry w barażach o awans do I ligi. Jednak w barażach OF Irakleiou uzyskało 2. pozycję, w związku z czym pozostało w II lidze. W następnym sezonie jego drużyna ponownie uplasowała się na 3. miejscu i znów zagrała w barażach o Superleague. Tym razem jego ekipa wygrała play-offy i uzyskała awans do pierwszej ligi. Sezon 2011/2012 jego zespół zakończył na 10. pozycji. W następnym sezonie uzyskał ze swoją drużyną 14. miejsce, które było ostatnim bezpiecznym miejscem dającym utrzymanie się w Superleague. W sezonie 2013/2014 wraz z OF Irakleiou spisali się dużo lepiej. Uplasowali się na 6. miejscu, zdobywając 44 punkty. 7 lipca 2014 roku przeszedł na zasadzie wolnego transferu do Panathinaikosu AO.

Kariera reprezentacyjna
Jeorjos Kutrumbis wystąpił dotychczas w młodzieżowej reprezentacji Grecji U19 w jednym spotkaniu oraz w U21 w ośmiu spotkaniach.

Przypisy

Piłkarze PAS Janina
Piłkarze AEK Ateny
Piłkarze AO Kerkira
Piłkarze PAE Iraklis 1908
Piłkarze OFI 1925
Piłkarze Panathinaikosu AO
Greccy piłkarze
Ludzie urodzeni w Janinie
Urodzeni w 1983


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                            text: 'These nested comments can descend arbitrarily deep, into many levels. This can be used to reflect a long and detailed conversation about typical folly which occurs in comments',
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                                name: '@bizarro-caitp',
                                date: new Date(),
                                profileUrl: 'https://github.com/bizarro-caitp',
                                text: 'Having deep conversations on the internet can be used to drive and derive data about important topics, from marketing demographic information to political affiliation and even sexual orientation if you care to find out about that. Isn\'t that exciting?'
                            }]
                        },{
                            name: '@bizarro-caitp',
                            date: new Date(),
                            profileUrl: 'https://github.com/bizarro-caitp',
                            text: 'Is it REALLY all that wonderful? People tend to populate comments with innane nonsense that ought to get them hellbanned!',
                            comments: [{
                                name: '@caitp',
                                date: new Date(),
                                profileUrl: 'https://github.com/caitp',
                                text: 'Oh whatever lady, whatever'
                            }]
                        }]
                    }]
                }, {
                    name: '@caitp',
                    date: new Date(),
                    profileUrl: 'https://github.com/caitp',
                    text: 'We can have multiple threads of comments at a given moment...',
                }, {
                    name: '@bizarro-caitp',
                    date: new Date(),
                    profileUrl: 'https://github.com/bizarro-caitp',
                    text: 'We can do other fancy things too, maybe...',
                    children: [{
                        name: '@caitp',
                        date: new Date(),
                        profileUrl: 'https://github.com/caitp',
                        text: '...other fancy things, you say?',
                    }, {
                        name: '@caitp',
                        date: new Date(),
                        profileUrl: 'https://github.com/caitp',
                        text: 'suddenly I\'m all curious, what else can we do...',
                        children: [{
                            name: '@bizarro-caitp',
                            date: new Date(),
                            profileUrl: 'https://github.com/bizarro-caitp',
                            text: 'Oh, you\'ll see...',
                        }]
                    }]
                }];

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Welcome to the 10th episode of the SWNZ Podcast, where we re-cap and discuss recent Star Wars news from a New Zealand perspective, and catch up on the latest local store reports. In particular today we talk about the Cassian Andor live-action television series, as well as catching up on local store reports.
All SWNZ Podcasts adhere to the SWNZ Spoiler Policy.


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Hucclecote took an early lead in their match with Trident through accurate shooting by Rhianna Hallbrook & great defensive play at the other end by Sam Cook, Liz Ashmead & Charlotte Johnson. By half time Hucclecote had a commanding 28-12 lead. The mid court trio, Sarah Amey, Harriet Pratton & Kirsty Trueman moved the ball through court at speed leaving Trident chasing.
Michelle Dowle was introduced at half time making a welcome return after a long absence through injury. She made an immediate impact linking well with Nicky Guest in the shooting circle, netting 12 of her 14 attempts. Tammy Powell also coming on at half time turned a number of balls at WD & put pressure on Tridents WA.
Hucclecote continued to dominate in all areas of the court, denying their opposition many attempts to net their goals.
Squad; Rhianna Hallbrook, Nicky Guest, Michelle Dowle, Kirsty Trueman, Harriet Pratton, Sarah Amey, Tammy Powell, Liz Ashmead(captain) Sam Cook, Charlotte Johnson. Ump; Maxine Buffin.