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Juvenile Charged with Aggravated Vehicular Hijacking, Robbery
06 May 21 - Juvenile Charged with Aggravated Vehicular Hijacking, Robbery _10200 block of S. Calhoun
Charge Releases, Charge Releases for Vehicular Hijacking 4th District, Area Two
CPD Charge Release-Second Man Charged with Attempted Murder of CPD Detective
28 Apr 21 - Second Man Charged with Attempted Murder of CPD Detective
Charge Releases 4th District, Area Two
CPD Charge Release – Offender Charged With Attempt Murder of CPD Detective
24 Apr 21 - Offender Charged With Attempt Murder of CPD Detective 1
The above offender was arrested on April 23, 2021, at approximately 8:01 p.m., in the 7900 block of S. Commercial Ave. Washington was identified as one of the offenders who attacked an on-duty detective on February 8, 2021, at approximately 7:09 p.m. in the 7700 block of S. Yates (4th District). The offender was placed into custody without incident and charged accordingly. No additional information is available at this time. The investigation continues.
Charge Releases 4th District
CPD Community Alert – Strong Arm Robberies 4th District
31 Mar 21 - Community Alert 4th District Strong Arm Robberies
This alert gives notice to residents in the Avalon Park neighborhood of recent strong arm robberies. These incidents occurred in the vicinity of 8600 to 8800 S. Stony Island. The victims are robbed of their cell phones as they approach restaurants to pick up food.
CPD Community Alert – Armed Robberies – 4th and 6th Districts
31 Mar 21 - Community Alert - 4th-6th District Armed Robberies
This alert gives notice to residents in the Roseland and Calumet Heights neighborhood of recent armed robberies. In these incidents, the victims are robbed by armed offenders while at a gas station. These cases occurred in the vicinity of Michigan Ave to Jeffery Ave on 95th St. The offenders take victims USC, wallets, and purses.
Community Alerts 4th District, 6th District
CPD Charge Release-Suburban Man Charged with Aggravated Battery of Peace Officer
06 Mar 21 - Suburban Man Charged with Aggravated Battery of Peace Officer
DUI Saturation Patrol – South Chicago (4th) District
26 Feb 21 - DUI - 4th District
DUI Saturation Patrol 4th District, Area Two, DUI, DUI Saturation Patrol
Community Alert – Criminal Sexual Assault 4th District (South Chicago)
03 Feb 21- Community Alert - 4th District Criminal Sexual Assault JE130886
Community Alerts 4th District, Area Two, Community Alert
CPD Charge Release-Juvenile Charged with First Degree Murder
16 Dec 20 - Juvenile Charged with First Degree Murder
The above was placed into custody by the Great Lakes Regional Task Force in conjunction with Area Two detectives on December 16th, 2020 at approximately 1:15 p.m. in the 1100 block of S. Hamilton Ave. He was identified as an offender in a shooting that occurred on February 25th, 2020 in the 7900 block of S. Avalon (4th District) where five people were shot inside of a convenience store, resulting in the death of an 18-year-old woman. He was placed into custody and charged accordingly. No further information is available at this time.
CPD Community Alert-Vehicular Hijackings 003rd, 004th and 006th District
19 Jul 20 - Community Alert - 003rd, 004th, 006th Districts Vehicular Hijackings - CA P20-CWP-009
This alert gives notice to the community of the 003rd, 004th and 006th Districts of recently reported Vehicular Hijacking incidents. In all of these incidents, 4-6 armed offenders approached citizens while they parked their vehicles or pulled into gas stations. They then demanded their vehicles and property. In two of the incidents shots were fired but no injuries were reported.
Community Alerts 3rd District, 4th District, 6th District


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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by smacky, Aug 9, 2010.
Any word on the HTC Scorpion? 1.5 gig processor? Dual core 1.8 gig?
I saw this article along with persistent rumors of a CDMA only iPhone in January. Where are the LTE phones? I'm waiting to see some rumors from that mill.
75% of the population or geography? That's a big difference.
I live in Verizon heaven here in New England yet my house has crap coverage. I'd love it if they bring in just EVDO.
Earlier rumors of the CDMA iPhone point out that it may be directed toward a CDMA carrier in China. I would not be surprised if Verizon just said no to the iPhone. Verizon Wireless just doesn't seem all that comfortable ceding control to the device manufacturer as Apple requires, and we have only to remember the Verizon Wireless Nexus One debacle of a few months ago to remind us of this.


Beautiful Japanese actress Youki Kudoh may have loved the Australian landscape working on the controversial Aussie flick Heaven's Burning, but as for working with her co-star Russell Crowe, that's another story, as she candidly revealed to PAUL FISCHER.
Youki Kudoh is one of Japan's foremost film stars, having begun her budding career at 12, following what she describes "as haying gone through a difficult childhood with my father." Now aged 26, the alluring actress is a hot property and has been working consistently ever since. It was American independent director Jim Jarmusch who afforded the actress the opportunity to first work beyond Japan. She was just 17. "He was extraordinary director", Kudoh explains in her halting English. "He gave us all an incredible amount of freedom. But it was also a strange experience for me, because at the time, I couldn't speak a word of English, so I needed an interpreter. It's a pity, because I would have liked the opportunity to have forged a close friendship with Jarmusch, though we still keep in touch."
"I'm trying to come to terms with an American accent,"
These days, Kudoh divides her time between Los Angeles and Tokyo, where she enjoys duel careers. "I hate Los Angeles, because it's so frightening. Every day on the news you see reports of murders and people being randomly shot on the freeways." But she's there to further her career, and has just landed a key role in Australian director Scott Hicks' (Shine) first Hollywood project "which I can't really talk about, except to say I'm trying to come to terms with an American accent, which I'm having trouble with, especially having spent so much time in Australia."
When the film makers of Heaven's Burning were ready to cast their female lead, they looked no further than Kudoh. In the film, written by noted playwright Louis Nowra, Kudoh plays Midori, a young woman dissatisfied with her life and recent marriage to a businessman she's not in love. In Sydney for her honeymoon, she fakes her own kidnapping. Inadvertently, Midori is caught up in a bank robbery which goes wrong. When the gang's driver (Russell Crowe) saves her life, the two head cross country, pursued by the robbers, cops and Midori's jilted husband.
"We ended up with a more truthful twist."
Kudoh says she had a fair amount of input into this script when it first came to her in Japan. "The director, Craig Lahiff, came to see me in my Tokyo hotel. I didn't have to audition for the role, but when I read the script, I knew changes had to be made. Both Lahiff and Nowra are Australian, so they had a limited knowledge of Japanese culture, and at times, even confused Japanese and Chinese culture, in terms of how your life is laid out for you, from birth. So we sorted those things out so that we ended up with a more truthful twist." Kudoh describes Heaven's Burning as "a kind of cross-cultural Romeo and Juliet", and afforded her the chance to play "someone with fewer than choices than I. I could never marry someone I was not in love with.
Kudoh loved working in Australia, as far as the country's physical beauty is concerned. "The landscape is extraordinary, so vivid, so different from Japan, and the people are so nice." While she has great respect for Russell Crowe the actor, working with him was fraught with difficulty. "He can be very difficult and certainly arrogant. When he's in a good mood, he's your next best friend, but on a bad day, he's not easy to be around." Which would make doing love scenes with the Australian somewhat difficult. "It was my idea to make them more passionate, because Midori starts out so weak and subservient. Russell and I had an OK professional relationship in that sense, but he's a hard guy to get to know and to become close to, especially since our on-screen relationship has to strengthen throughout the film. We spent very little time together off-set."
"I think it's an interesting film which raises some important issues."
One of the more controversial aspects of Heaven's Burning is a speech Ray Barrett's character makes which is anti-Japanese. The speech was initially cut from the film because it tested badly, but has since been reinserted for the film's Australian release. Kudoh finds the whole thing mystifying. "The Australian reaction to this scene has been strange. Ray's character represents an old Australian generation, post-World War 2, a generation that found it hard to relate to the Japanese. It's an important part of the film and his character." The actress accepts that the film will divide audiences "but I think it's an interesting film which raises some important issues. Besides, I'm in it," she adds with a faint smile.
"I hate Los Angeles, because it's so frightening."
"I didn't have to audition for the role,"
"The Australian reaction to this (anti-Japanese) scene has been strange. "


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/*global describe, it*/
"use strict";

require("mocha");
var fs = require("fs");
var path = require("path");
var es = require("event-stream");
var should = require("should");
var gutil = require("gulp-util");
var ngHtml2Js = require("../");

describe("gulp-ng-html2js", function () {
	describe("when file is provided via buffer", function () {
		it("should generate the angular module", function (done) {
			var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
				path: "test/expected/example.js",
				cwd: "test/",
				base: "test/expected",
				contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/example.js")
			});

			testBufferedFile(null, expectedFile, done);
		});

		describe("when options.export is provided", function(){
			it("commonjs", function(done){
				var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
					path: "test/expected/exampleWithExportCommon.js",
					cwd: "test/",
					base: "test/expected",
					contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/exampleWithExportCommon.js")
				});

				var params = {
					export: "commonjs"
				};

				testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done);
			});

			it("should use common, options.moduleName && options.declareModule when provided", function(done){
				var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
					path: "test/expected/exampleWithExportCommonModuleNameNoGenerate.js",
					cwd: "test/",
					base: "test/expected",
					contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/exampleWithExportCommonModuleNameNoGenerate.js")
				});

				var params = {
					moduleName: "myAwesomePartials",
					declareModule: false,
					export: "commonjs"
				};

				testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done);
			});

			it("system", function(done){
				var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
					path: "test/expected/exampleWithExportSystem.js",
					cwd: "test/",
					base: "test/expected",
					contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/exampleWithExportSystem.js")
				});

				var params = {
					export: "system"
				};

				testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done);
			});

			it("should use system, options.moduleName && options.declareModule when provided", function(done){
				var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
					path: "test/expected/exampleWithExportSystemModuleNameNoGenerate.js",
					cwd: "test/",
					base: "test/expected",
					contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/exampleWithExportSystemModuleNameNoGenerate.js")
				});

				var params = {
					moduleName: "myAwesomePartials",
					declareModule: false,
					export: "system"
				};

				testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done);
			});
		});

		it("should use options.moduleName when provided", function (done) {
			var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
				path: "test/expected/exampleWithModuleName.js",
				cwd: "test/",
				base: "test/expected",
				contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/exampleWithModuleName.js")
			});

			var params = {
				moduleName: "myAwesomePartials"
			};

			testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done);
		});

		it("should use options.moduleName (function) when provided", function (done) {
			var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
				path: "test/expected/exampleWithModuleName.js",
				cwd: "test/",
				base: "test/expected",
				contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/exampleWithModuleNameFunction.js")
			});

			var params = {
				moduleName: function (file) {
					String(typeof file).should.equal('object');
					return 'okiedokie';
				}
			};

			testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done);
		});

		it("should use options.moduleName && options.declareModule when provided", function (done) {
			var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
				path: "test/expected/exampleWithModuleNameNoGenerate.js",
				cwd: "test/",
				base: "test/expected",
				contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/exampleWithModuleNameNoGenerate.js")
			});

			var params = {
				moduleName: "myAwesomePartials",
				declareModule: false
			};

			testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done);
		});

		it("should add options.prefix to the url in the generated file", function (done) {
			var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
				path: "test/expected/exampleWithPrefix.js",
				cwd: "test/",
				base: "test/expected",
				contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/exampleWithPrefix.js")
			});

			var params = {
				prefix: "/partials/"
			};

			testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done);
		});

		it("should subtract options.stripPrefix from the url in the generated file", function (done) {
			var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
				path: "test/expected/exampleWithStripPrefix.js",
				cwd: "test/",
				base: "test/expected",
				contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/exampleWithStripPrefix.js")
			});

			var params = {
				stripPrefix: "fixtures/"
			};

			testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done);
		});

		it("should allow a custom function to rename the generated file", function (done) {
			var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
				path: "test/expected/exampleWithRename.js",
				cwd: "test/",
				base: "test/expected",
				contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/exampleWithRename.js")
			});

			var params = {
				rename: function () {
					return "rename.html";
				}
			};

			testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done);
		});

		it("should allow using a custom template", function (done) {
			var expectedFile = new gutil.File({
				path: "test/expected/exampleWithCustomTemplate.js",
				cwd: "test/",
				base: "test/expected",
				contents: fs.readFileSync("test/expected/exampleWithCustomTemplate.js")
			});

			var params = {
				template: "$templateCache.put('<%= template.url %>', '<%= template.escapedContent %>');"
			};

			testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done);
		});

		function testBufferedFile(params, expectedFile, done) {
			var srcFile = new gutil.File({
				path: "test/fixtures/example.html",
				cwd: "test/",
				base: "test",
				contents: fs.readFileSync("test/fixtures/example.html")
			});

			var stream = ngHtml2Js(params);

			stream.on("data", function (newFile) {
				should.exist(newFile);
				path.extname(newFile.path).should.equal(".js");

				should.exist(newFile.contents);
				String(newFile.contents).should.equal(String(expectedFile.contents));

				done();
			});

			stream.write(srcFile);
			stream.end();
		}
	});

	it("should pass on files which are null", function (done) {
		var srcFile = new gutil.File({
			path: "test/fixtures/example.html",
			cwd: "test/",
			base: "test/fixtures",
			contents: null
		});

		var stream = ngHtml2Js();

		stream.on("data", function (newFile) {
			should.not.exist(newFile.contents);
			done();
		});

		stream.write(srcFile);
		stream.end();
	});

	it("should error on stream", function (done) {
		var srcFile = new gutil.File({
			path: "test/fixtures/example.html",
			cwd: "test/",
			base: "test/fixtures",
			contents: fs.createReadStream("test/fixtures/example.html")
		});

		var stream = ngHtml2Js();

		stream.on("error", function (err) {
			should.exist(err);
			done();
		});

		stream.on("data", function (newFile) {
			newFile.contents.pipe(es.wait(function (err, data) {
				done(err);
			}));
		});

		stream.write(srcFile);
		stream.end();
	});
});

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Great college basketball coaches know what expectations to set, how to drive players to meet them and how to convince them it's in their selfish interests to play unselfishly.
But not everything players learn is taught by coaches. Sometimes, they learn from the example set by teammates.
Elijah Johnson, the lone Kansas starter who has not received conference player of the week honors on the only squad in Big 12 history to have four different honorees in the same season, did a nice job before Thursday's practice of articulating what he has learned about and from teammates.
The lesson he learned about Jeff Withey, Johnson said, came early.
To hear Johnson tell it, there is no such thing as garbage time in a basketball game. He took the limited playing time he received very seriously.
Thomas Robinson, like Johnson, Withey and Travis Releford, is a junior, but he has one thing in common with senior Tyshawn Taylor. They both will play in the NBA next season.
And even as a senior, Johnson will continue to learn more about himself, Withey and Releford.
Johnson shared how a teammate served as a good model to follow to apply that advice.
Jeff Withey-Elijah Johnson next 1-2 punch?
EJ surely can throw some lobs and finish them, too. he's definitely capable of shooting 3s, pulling them jumpers and playing solid D (with impressive steals). what ticks me off is how he's not aggressive enough to create opportunities for the bigs. he has to play with more confident. most of the time, he'll pull back or throw the ball outside instead of charging ahead. guess it's not his time yet as long as TT is still in charge. i'm pretty sure he'll hit the spotlight soon.
p/s: Keg might have just pushed a button, read between the lines. cough. cough.
Interesting prediction by Keegan regarding TT. "Thomas Robinson".... "has one thing in common with senior Tyshawn Taylor. Thay both will play in the NBA next season."
Tyshawn has elevated himself into the first round. Bank on it. He has speed, he has length, he can defend, and he's proven he can consistently score. All things the NBA covets.
I completely agree with Keegan--he will be in the NBA, maybe as a role player, but he'll be there at some point, and he will be drafted mid to late first round, at worst.
1st round isnt a lock at this point.
Hes definetely got himself on the radar and he will get invites to individual team work outs before the draft, but if mario chalmers can slide out of the first round, so can TT.
I have two words for you-------Jeremy Linn.
Any NBA team that passes on Tyshawn can look no further than Mr. Linn. I feel like TT could help an NBA team out. Tyshawn has a lot of upside to him and an NBA team will probably take a chance.
Dang----I was talking about EJ----not Tyshawn. Sorry folks.
This is off subject, but what does the jayhawk nation think of Charles Sollars big jayhawk football helmet design? I think it is awesome !
finally! I've been lamenting that the helmets don't have a Jayhawk on them -- I mean the Jayhawk includes the same KU text, so why not? We have the best mascot / logo in the country.
I like it a lot. It has a lot more personality than the current ones. Thanks for the link, mojayhawk!
We need a "Power Jay" that looks mean and tough for our football helmets.
Thinking the one around WWII era?
I agree, konkeyDong, the WW2 mean Jayhawk is the best of all time. I'm amazed that's not been used on the football uniforms in the past. It's a natural fit.
Looks a little busy with the Jayhawk covering the entire half of the helmet. I'm just thinking of it being viewed at a distance on TV. It may just look like a mess of colors. I could get a better idea if you saw several players lined up wearing them.
Agree with LAJay. But the picture is awesome.
I feel sorry for OU, you can't make that sooner wagon look cool.
Use my avatar...ticked off Jayhawk kicks arse.
My avatar is copied from the rockchalktalk logo design. There is another image that Owen made with the natural hawk head. It has the little bit of a frown with those intense eyes that rock.
Here is the blog for the logo designs. Some are obviously works in progress, and didn't make the final cut(http://www.rockchalktalk.com/2011/11/14/2560767/rct-logo-redesign-project-vote-or-die), and the logo eventually went a different direction than the side of a helmet. Still, there are some great ideas that have great ideas for the helmet, and surely be shared if asked.
I'm pretty sure Taylor will get drafted.
Excellent post. This kid can flat out ball!
My thoughts exactly, and the last few years it's something I've kinda held against coach (esp. his first year). EJ just doesn't quite have the green light or the instilled confidence from coach yet -- maybe with TT gone, he will fill that role. That's what I'm hoping.
We've seen flashes of it the last couple years, but this season kind of reverts back to his first year. A bit timid, and worried about being pulled from the game?
He can get to the rim as good as anybody -even TT- it's just not his role yet, apparently. It's coach's responsibility to get him to play to his potential, which is through the ROOF, and I hope he peaks next season if not sooner.
Great clip. Of course, when EJ showed his swag and tried to fire up his team against K State last year, Bill benched him for the rest of the game. I can't figure out how he lost his swag.
Keep that candle under a bushel basket, Bill.
Self has been harping at EJ to drive more and I don't understand why he doesn't do it. Really perplexing.
Draft positions being discussed above .. here's some links. Heard on the radio this morning that some new mock has Withey at #25. But couldn't find it on-line.
Amazing all the lottery picks that Calapari has each year. I hate to say it/see it, but this may the year he wins it all.
I find it terrific that this group of players has bought so heavily into the team concept, and that they are aware of the explosive nature of solid team defense, Bill Self style of winning basketball. These players seem really to like each other...and to respect the special ingredients which each individual brings to the game. Jayhawk fans now are viewing what these players have known all along, from their hours of practice sessions and hanging out together. There appears to be a cohesive spirit, esp. among the top 6 players who share major minutes in games. They seem to have grown to trust and respect the varied contributions, each to the other. Tho slim in number, thank heavens for the genius of Bill Self to recruit, land and develop players who are apt to be molded to the max for winning basketball.
Very well said. I was about to post similar comments. I can sense great chemistry in this team something lacking over last 2-3 years. Maybe this will take us to the finish line.
Of all those designs, I think the Misery helmet is the best. The ideas for the B12 south teams are horrible. Traditional powerhouse schools should ALWAYS stick with simplicity. Bama, tOSU, Mich, PSU, UT, OU, FSU, USC, ND, etc.
The new breed teams....or at least what we hope are the new breed teams in KU's case....should feel free to get a little creative. I like the KU design as well.
Hate to admit it, but I too thought the MU design was the best.
My only regret is that Elijah did not red shirt early in his career so that we would have had him for two more seasons, not just one.
Also, each of these players benefited their senior year from being four year players. I anticipate that Elijah will reach the promised land and become the star we all know he is capable of being!!!!
PS My bad...Mario was a junior when he left!!
Also not sure Mario was necessarily 'mentored' by RR.
Love TTs play this year. KU has not had a guard who could go to the basket so easily in a long time. Including Sherron, Chalmers, Selby, X, etc..... obviously the first two had great KU careers but TT has another gear and is amazing when he gets to the bucket. That is why he will be getting paid very well next year to play a game in the US.
+1 Always loved the way TT played, definitely more than Collins or Robinson! Hope he gets paid very well in the NBA as TRob and all Jayhawks!!
In the Beyond the Phog book, Drew Gooden speaking on Roy's treatment of Luke Axtell, said he would yell at him when he drove and said to not ever take it inside the arc.
Great article on Elijah, his assists are so valuable, keep up the great attitude and good play Elijah.
TT doesn't seem like he is auditioning for the NBA. Sherron did IMO his senior year and without a doubt the OADers did. TT is doing it within the offense.
True, but quite often Ty is the offense. If the ball "sticks" on offense Ty often has to create. Out of necessity HCBS has had to give Ty more freedom on offense as his supporting cast is not as versatile offensively as past squads. T Rob and Withey are certainly threats offensively but both,especially Withey, do not create their own shots, but rely on teammates to get them the ball in their most efficient scoring areas. Occasionally Ty will still force some plays, but this is not surprising in light of the offensive responsibility that he has had to shoulder. Obviously the responsibility of creating or making a play carries with it the increased risk of turning the ball over. In this regard Ty's play has improved dramatically from the start of the year. It is considerably easier to limit turnovers if you are merely running the set offense. With the current Big 12 format of playing all conference members home and away, there becomes such familiarity with the opposing team's offense, having a creator becomes invaluable. The fewer plays you are called upon to initiate should equate to fewer turnovers. If Ty's forays into the paint lead to turnovers I can live with that, as much more often than not he will create a good shot for himself or a teammate and Ty is a great finisher at the rim. The unforced turnover by Ty occurs much less frequently than earlier in the year. I believe in the conference season Ty has been every bit as important to our success as T Rob. I agree that he will make a good living at the next level.
I guarantee you that EJ will be the "nobody saw that guy having a year like this" guy for us next year. First it was Cole... then the Morris Twins... now T-Rob and Withey. Once he's put in a situation where he has to step up and put the team on his shoulders, he's going to be amazing.
I get the same feeling. I think he knows he knows he needs to be a role player this year and if patient, he will have the opportunity to do the things we know he can do.
Tyshawn T. will play in the NBA for sure. Possibly as a 2nd round pick but he will make an NBA roster. A poor-man's R. Rondo, worst-case. He could play back-up PG. today for at least 80% of NBA teams out there.
DraftExpress..They have Tyshawn second round #4..Elija is second round #19..
Tyshawn is faster than Rondo and shoots 42% from trey. He is not the ball handler rondo, rose and Wall are, so far, but he's only in his second season as a true pg.
TT will be a great fit as a 2 guard for a team with a tall pg, like Derek Rose, that could benefit offensively from resting/guarding a tall 2, while TT guards the point, but offends on the tall 2.
TT could be fine pro, fine but he will need the right fit. His dribbling skill does not yet seem NBA grade pg to me.
Bu anyone that can play pg this well after only 2 years, may have a high ceiling on ball handling, too.
We'll have to wait and see who and/or if Jeff is here to beat up on anybody next season!!
Remember that Thomas Robinson and Jeff Withey are beating up Jamari Traylor right now.
It is Eric Chenowith not Chenowerth, Wayne Simien not Simeon and Sasha Kaun not Kahn... Started the weekend a bit early OakvileJHawk???
the prophet has skills....mighty glad he is with us.
I've started watching him both ends and he has what it takes even in the little things.
Position, stops, defense, passing, glue guy.
I think the term "glue guy" is one of the most over-used, obtuse phrases used on this site.
You all want to know who the real "glue guy" is????
The real Glue Guy is Head Coach Bill Self!!!
The guys on the court who best embrace his coaching philososphy stabilize and energize the Jayhawk Behemoth, but without his direction, KU becomes a pedestrian shell of it's former greatness.
Many other Coaches are being touted as the COTY [ Haith, the guy at Murray State, Boehiem, etc.] but if you analyze the Kansas team loss of talent, lack of depth of abilities and toughness of schedule versus the results, the argument is compelling in Bill's favor. It won't happen, but it should.
Johnson can be a real weapon come march. If he becomes a good scorer a title is by no means out of reach. Although to be fair it is not out of reach now, but it is a stretch to say it is likely, to say the least.
If Johnson averages 10-15 in March - we are a Final Four team.
The missing piece of Elijah's game isn't shooting, it is getting comfortable going to the whole in traffic. He seems to hesitate when he gets into a crowd in the lane. If he can just go in there and sky over a big, which he is very capable of doing, with a facial, he might begin getting over being a bit hesitant. May HCBS needs to tell him to go in there and pick up some charges as if on purpose to break through what appears to be discomfort with contact. TT, for better or worse, and lately its been heavily to the better, makes up his mind and he goes, draws contact, and either makes the shot, gets fouled, or both. Sometimes he gets called for charging, but Coach doesn't mind if it is done being smart and aggressive. Coach loves "attack mode" and you hear it in his language all the time. Elijah, go into attack mode! Strange how going to the whole helps build confidence in ones jump shot.


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Q: cv::OutOfMemoryError thrown by Mat.clone() in onCameraFrame method I'm new to Opencv4Android, and I'm getting an error that I can't resolve.
Basically my program relies on the onCameraFrame method that I've implemented in this way:
public Mat onCameraFrame(CvCameraView inputFrame)
{
    Mat m = inputFrame.rgba().clone();
    //Do some stuff
    return m;
}

The program seems to work fine, but after it has processed some frames it stops and returns these errors:
E/AndroidRuntime(9841): at org.opencv.core.Mat.clone(Mat.java:834)
E/AndroidRuntime(9841): at it.unive.featuretracking.FeatureTrackingTestActivity.onCameraFrame(FeatureTrackingTestActivity.java:95)
E/AndroidRuntime(9841): at org.opencv.android.CameraBridgeViewBase.deliverAndDrawFrame(CameraBridgeViewBase.java:387)
E/AndroidRuntime(9841): at org.opencv.android.JavaCameraView$CameraWorker.run(JavaCameraView.java:328)
E/AndroidRuntime(9841): at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:841)

Moreover I've printed the exception message thrown by Mat.clone()
E/Error(16954): cv::Exception: /home/reports/ci/slave_desktop/50-SDK/opencv/modules/core/src/alloc.cpp:52: error: (-4) Failed to allocate 8294404 bytes in function void* cv::OutOfMemoryError(std::size_t)

I think that the cause is the Mat.clone() method. If I have understood correctly, the buffer reaches the limit because it isn't freed in time. Am I right?
How can I fix the program?
Edit:
Ok I don't know if it is the correct solution but it seems that the program is working now with this code:
Mat m = null;  //declared as a field

...

public onCameraFrame(CvCameraView inputFrame)
{
    if (m != null)
    {
        m.release();
    }
    m = inputFrame.rgba().clone();
    //Do some stuff
    return m;
}

A: I think the problem is that you are creating a new instance of Mat object on every frame received from the camera. Every time you call Mat m = inputFrame.rgba().clone(); (onCameraFrame...) you create a new object (Mat...) which takes some memory. After a while you are bound to fill the RAM of your device.
I suggest you try to define Mat m = new Mat(); just once in the onCameraViewStarted method (appears in most opencv4android tutorials) and then try m = inputFrame.rgba().clone(); in onCameraFrame.

A: I had success at resolving this problem by adding Mat.release() to every OpenCV Matrix object at of course locations where each object was no longer needed.  I believe this is the same as the Mat::t() Android, After give time gives out of the memory bug.

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Edinburgh Trades
Convenery
Deacon Conveners
Magdalen Chapel
Seal of Cause
Edinburgh Trades Fund
History of the Hospital
"Ye dainty deacons and ye douce conveners"
Mary Erskine's Life and Legacies.
The Blue Blanket.
The Magdalen Chapel.
Skinners' quarrel with the Fleshers.
Riding of the Marches.
Kirking the Deacons at Beltane.
Origins of the Trades' Heraldry
Shop and Publications
Incorporation of Tailors
Trades of Edinburgh | Incorporation of Tailors
The Incorporation of Tailors is first mentioned in 1473 in connection with its altar in St. Giles' Church, dedicated to its matron saint, Saint Anne. By that time they had a deacon or kirkmaster and may or may not have received their first seal of cause. They received a subsidiary seal of cause on 26th August 1500. The document lays down that an apprentice must serve seven years; it then adds all the usual clauses about behaving well towards one another and not defrauding the public. The Incorporation also received two royal charters, one from James V in 1531 and the other from James VI in 1594.
The freemen of the tailors are unusual among the incorporations in that they played no part in the preparation of their raw materials, all of which was done by others.
The Incorporation possesses a copy of a letter written in the name of James VI in 1584, requesting them to admit to their freedom the king's personal tailor, Alexander Millar, even though he had not been apprenticed to a freeman and therefore was not eligible to be admitted. Understandably, the Incorporation felt obliged to bend their rules in order to keep in the king's good books and so Millar was forthwith admitted. It was not long before he was quite at home in the Incorporation, being twice elected deacon in 1596 and 1597; indeed, so assimilated into the community did he become that in the latter year he was also elected by his fellow deacons to be Deacon-Convener of the Trades of Edinburgh.
The coat of arms of the Tailors of Edinburgh are the simplest of any tailors' incorporation in Scotland, consisting only of a pair of expanded scissors proper on an azure field.
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I built my version of the Henry Taylor "Decorating Elf" and it works nicely.
I took a piece of 3/8" brass rod and drilled a 1/4" hole 1.5" deep and dropped a 1/4" ball bearing in and called it done. I chucked it into my drill handle that I use to drill center holes in turnings sometimes. I made the drill handle from a Black & Decker drill that went bad. Bolted the stabilizing handle to the chuck. Most chuck threads are 3/8" fine. It certainly won't take up much room. Here are some practice pictures.
I have some extra ball bearings I could easily drop in the mail if someone needs them to make one of these. Just PM me with your address.
Nicely done Dan. I also use a home made version of that tool. It's great for embellishing.
Thanks. You were the one who inspired me to make one in your honey jar thread. Thanks for posting that.
I made the drill handle from a Black & Decker drill that went bad. Bolted the stabilizing handle to the chuck. Most chuck threads are 3/8" fine so I just bolted the handle to the chuck. I use it to center drill on the lathe when it doesn't require the precision of the tail stock mounted drill chuck say for drilling and hollowing an ornament to take out some weight. It filled the need for a handle for this quite nicely.
Good job Dan. I have a drill handle almost just like that except no fancy black paint job jut the pecan. Nice the way you created your elf. I bought mine and everyone at the bunker copied it.
A question my apprentice asked that maybe someone else would want to know.
Craft supply sells the commercial version. They have a video on their website showing it in use.
I have a drill handle almost just like that except no fancy black paint job jut the pecan.
If you look real close at the second picture it says Black & Decker on the handle. It is a reused plastic stabilizing handle from an old drill.
Thanks, working on making one this week. My apprentice got a no go on using the lathe as of yet. After the belt sander fiasco his mother is a bit skeptical.
His Dad on the other hand told me go for it.


Today, one of the most local dog show I've ever been to. It's at Shelford Manor in Nottinghamshire. Although I had no idea where that was. Turns out its near Gunthorpe.
Formerly a priory in around 1160, it became a manor in 1536 but in 1645 during the English Civil War the house was stormed, plundered for valuables and burnt to the ground. It was rebuilt after the civil war although the site is now used as a farm. Today it's gone to the dogs.
Perhaps I've found the problem with MD, he doesn't travel well. Either today's shorter travelling distance suits him or somebody has swapped my dog for a different one because I quite simply do not recognise the one I'm competing with today as the same one I had last weekend. This one is listening to me.
Our first run, on a jumping course, is a clear round and OMG, we're leading. Although it is early days. I go back later as they call up the last of the 150 dogs in the class to find out that we're still leading. Then, as they are just about the close the class, somebody sees one last competitor weaving his way across the field towards us. Oh, we'll just let him run, they say. They do and that is how the very last dog to run pushed us down to second. Gutted.
I break the news to MD and he's gutted too, inconsolable, sobbing on my shoulder. L tries to lift our spirits with a text proclaiming 'silver, awesome'. We're not convinced.
My new, listening dog isn't done though and puts in another clear on the next jumping course and comes 4th this time. Missing the medals was my fault really. I let him do too wide a turn at one point on the course.
We're still rubbish in the agility events though, due to our summer break ruining his contacts but we can work on that.
Doggo is clear in his first Vets run, there's no rosette but thankfully no sign of his limp either. In his second run though, he gets eliminated by going back over the start jump, a basic error, which is a bit embarrassing really.
Well I never... I was a little surprised to hear of the launch of the Agility Girls Calendar. You know, scantily clad babes posing in front of agility equipment for charity. I run the risk of offending many when I say it's not a sport that attracts many that you would describe as babe-like. Then I was gutted to find out that a 2014 men's one has already been scheduled and they haven't asked me. Something to do with not fitting the correct demographic myself I suppose.
Back home L's painting in an old shirt and not much else, again, which she delights in telling me knowing she's at a safe distance. For now.
After a meal out last night, a take away in tonight. Life without kids.


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Q: Google spreadsheet reading parameters from its own URL I would like to open a Google Spreadsheet with a few parameters.
Can I add these few parameters in the URL to open the spreadsheet, and then in the spreadsheet load these into some cells?
The spreadsheets in question are privately shared, and the users using the URLs is granted permission to edit.

A: Sandy Good provided an interesting answer and that workflow is indeed the only possible one but there is a major issue in that a webapp deployed this way won't be able to "open" your spreadsheet in the common sense of "open", ie open in a browser window to work on it normally.
At least not without a user action like a click on a link that would open the sheet in a new tab. Finally you would have a 2 steps process:

*

*Launch the webapp via an URL with parameters that would write some values in the spreadsheet without seeing it and

*Open the spreadsheet using a link shown in step 1... retrieving the values that step 1 wrote in some cell
Very cumbersome and nothing would prevent users to go directly to the spreadsheet without using your special URL...
All in all , it would be useless.
So I'm afraid the real answer it simply "no, not possible"

A: Here is a table of triggers that are available to the different Google Products:
Available Types of Triggers
In a Stand Alone app, you can run a doGet() function.  The doGet() function runs automatically.  There is an e.parameter option available to doGet(e) that will parse URL search string settings.  But a doGet() function can't be added to a Sheet.
The URL parameters that are available are listed in this documentation:
URL Parameters
But, those URL Parameters are for Web Apps and Google Sites Gadgets, not for a Google Sheet.
You could have an intermediary Google Apps Script that you send the URL Request to, and then the Apps Script processes the URL Search String parameters, and then opens up the spreadsheet.
So, instead of using the Google Sheet URL to open the spreadsheet, you'd be using a URL of the deployed web app.  Then the user would need to click a link to open the spreadsheet.
Once the web app parsed the URL Search string values, you would need to write some kind of script that did something like write those values into your spreadsheet using the Spreadsheet Service


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	pub struct GameSound ;

	impl GameSound {
		pub fn new() -> GameSound {
			GameSound
		}

		pub fn playMusic(&mut self) {
		}
	}
}

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pub mod GameSound {
	extern crate ears;

	use self::ears::Music;
	use self::ears::Sound;
	use self::ears::AudioController;

	pub struct GameSound {
		music: Sound
	}

	impl GameSound {
		pub fn new() -> GameSound {

			let mut music = Sound::new("res/korobeiniki.ogg").unwrap();
			music.set_looping(true);

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The tragedy that broke King Kenny: Documentary about the Liverpool legend is moving and illuminating
By Brian Viner For The Daily Mail
Published: 20:10 EDT, 16 November 2017 | Updated: 20:11 EDT, 16 November 2017
If you're not interested in football then, as they say on the news, look away now. But if you are, I highly recommend a pair of really fine documentaries.
Kenny tells the life story of Kenny Dalglish, the Glaswegian who became synonymous with Liverpool FC and has an unenviable and surely unique record in that he was present at three of British football's worst calamities: Ibrox (1971), Heysel (1985), and Hillsborough (1989).
Stewart Sugg's meticulous, affectionate, moving film — not just a study of one man, but also an absorbing social history — shows how Dalglish was, in effect, broken by Hillsborough.
Kenny Dalglish (pictured playing for Liverpool in 1982) has an unenviable and surely unique record in that he was present at three of British football's worst tragedies
But the documentary is upbeat, too, with many clips proving (though it pains me to admit it as an Everton fan) Dalglish's genius as a player. As for his managerial success, with Blackburn Rovers and Liverpool, he ascribes it to one simple rule: making sure everyone has a job to do, and does it well.
If only it were that easy. And yet for him, it often was. However, his wife and children also make it clear that his sheer cussedness has not always made him an easy man to live with. It's fascinating, illuminating stuff.
The superhero superflops: Batman and Wonder Woman's Justice... Practising for his Beck-hand? Romeo Beckham, 15, is joined...
Hillsborough overshadowed everything for Liverpool fans in 1989, but they also have solid football reasons to regret that year, because it was on their Anfield ground, with the league title beckoning and just seconds of the 1988/89 season left, that Arsenal achieved one of the game's most spectacular smash-and-grabs.
In 89, celebrity Arsenal fans such as Nick Hornby and Alan Davies recall that momentous season, along with manager George Graham and some of the players.
Even if you don't follow the Gunners, it's a thoroughly enjoyable film celebrating an era before the Premier League shifted the goalposts.
Michael Thomas scores a last-gasp goal to put Arsenal 2-0 up at Liverpool and steal the title from their hosts on goals scored - the main focus of 89
Kenny Dalglish documentary is moving and illuminating


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# Remove-AzureRmVirtualNetworkPeering

## SYNOPSIS

## SYNTAX

```
Remove-AzureRmVirtualNetworkPeering -VirtualNetworkName <String> -Name <String> -ResourceGroupName <String>
 [-Force] [-PassThru] [-InformationAction <ActionPreference>] [-InformationVariable <String>] [-WhatIf]
 [-Confirm] [<CommonParameters>]
```

## DESCRIPTION

## EXAMPLES

### Example 1: Remove a virtual network peering
```
PS C:\>Remove-AzureRmVirtualNetworkPeering -Name "LinkToVNet2" -VirtualNetworkName "MyVirtualNetwork" -ResourceGroupName "MyResourceGroup"
```

This command removes the virtual network peering named LinkToVNet2 located in MyVirtualNetwork in the resource group named MyResourceGroup.

## PARAMETERS

### -VirtualNetworkName
The virtual network name.

```yaml
Type: String
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases:

Required: True
Position: Named
Default value: None
Accept pipeline input: True (ByPropertyName)
Accept wildcard characters: False
```

### -Name
The virtual network peering name.

```yaml
Type: String
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases:

Required: True
Position: Named
Default value: None
Accept pipeline input: True (ByPropertyName)
Accept wildcard characters: False
```

### -ResourceGroupName
The resource group name

```yaml
Type: String
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases:

Required: True
Position: Named
Default value: None
Accept pipeline input: True (ByPropertyName)
Accept wildcard characters: False
```

### -Force
Forces the command to run without asking for user confirmation.

```yaml
Type: SwitchParameter
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases:

Required: False
Position: Named
Default value: None
Accept pipeline input: False
Accept wildcard characters: False
```

### -PassThru
Returns an object representing the item with which you are working.
By default, this cmdlet does not generate any output.

```yaml
Type: SwitchParameter
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases:

Required: False
Position: Named
Default value: None
Accept pipeline input: False
Accept wildcard characters: False
```

### -InformationAction
Specifies how this cmdlet responds to an information event.

The acceptable values for this parameter are:

- Continue
- Ignore
- Inquire
- SilentlyContinue
- Stop
- Suspend

```yaml
Type: ActionPreference
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases: infa

Required: False
Position: Named
Default value: None
Accept pipeline input: False
Accept wildcard characters: False
```

### -InformationVariable
Specifies an information variable.

```yaml
Type: String
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases: iv

Required: False
Position: Named
Default value: None
Accept pipeline input: False
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```

### -WhatIf
Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs.
The cmdlet is not run.

```yaml
Type: SwitchParameter
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases: wi

Required: False
Position: Named
Default value: False
Accept pipeline input: False
Accept wildcard characters: False
```

### -Confirm
Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet.

```yaml
Type: SwitchParameter
Parameter Sets: (All)
Aliases: cf

Required: False
Position: Named
Default value: False
Accept pipeline input: False
Accept wildcard characters: False
```

### CommonParameters
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Больша́я Ра́ковица () — деревня в Брестском районе Брестской области Белоруссии. Входит в состав Мотыкальского сельсовета. Население — 43 человека (2019).

География
Деревня Большая Раковица расположена в 17 км к северо-западу от центра города Брест и в 4 км к северу от границы с Польшей, которая здесь проходит по реке Западный Буг. Рядом находится деревня Малая Раковица. Местность принадлежит бассейну Вислы, по южной окраине деревни протекает небольшая река Сорока со стоком в Мотыкальский канал, а оттуда в Западный Буг. На реке образованы рыбоводческие пруды. Местные дороги ведут в Теребунь, Малые Щитники, Большие Мотыкалы и Вельямовичи. В трёх километрах от деревни находится ж/д платформа Щитники (линия Белосток — Брест).

История

Первое упоминание относится к 1524 году. Первоначально деревня, видимо, была королевским владением, затем принадлежала Романовичам, Соколам и князьям Шуйским. С середины XVI века — в Берестейском воеводстве Великого княжества Литовского. В соседней деревне Теребунь Шуйские построили униатскую церковь.

В 1740 году наследница князя Шуйского вышла замуж за стольника Великого княжества Литовского Петра Толлочко, роду Толлочко имение принадлежало на протяжении последующих 200 лет, вплоть до Второй мировой войны

После третьего раздела Речи Посполитой (1795) в составе Российской империи, с 1801 года — в Гродненской губернии.

В XIX веке Толлочко выстроили в Раковице дворянскую усадьбу с парком, в состав которой помимо усадебного дома входила часовня-усыпальница (сохранилась). Последним владельцем усадьбы был Теодор Толлочко.

По переписи 1897 года в деревне 21 двор, хлебозапасный магазин, кузница, ветряная мельница.
В 1905 году — деревня Мотыкальской волости Брестского уезда; в имении неподалеку от деревни проживало 20 жителей.

В Первую мировую войну с 1915 года деревня была оккупирована германскими войсками. Согласно Рижскому мирному договору (1921) вошла в состав межвоенной Польши, где принадлежала гмине Мотыкалы Брестского повета Полесского воеводства. В этом году деревня насчитывала 19 дворов. С 1939 года в составе БССР.

Население

Достопримечательности

 Бывшая усадьба Толлочко (конец XIX — начало XX века). Единственное сохранившееся здание — часовня-усыпальница. Помимо неё сохранились старинные могилы представителей рода Толлочко рядом с часовней и фрагменты парка.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Большая Раковица на сайте globus.tut.by
 Большая Раковица на сайте radzima.org

Населённые пункты Брестского района


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2013 ITU World Triathlon Grand Final London
Results: 2013 ITU World Triathlon Grand Final London | 30-34 Male AG Sprint
London, Great Britain • 13 Sep, 2013
16-19 Female AG Sprint 16-19 Male AG Sprint 18-19 Female AG 18-19 Male AG 20-24 Female AG 20-24 Female AG Sprint 20-24 Male AG 20-24 Male AG Sprint 25-29 Female AG 25-29 Female AG Sprint 25-29 Male AG 25-29 Male AG Sprint 30-34 Female AG 30-34 Female AG Sprint 30-34 Male AG 35-39 Female AG 35-39 Female AG Sprint 35-39 Male AG 35-39 Male AG Sprint 40-44 Female AG 40-44 Female AG Sprint 40-44 Male AG 40-44 Male AG Sprint 45-49 Female AG 45-49 Female AG Sprint 45-49 Male AG 45-49 Male AG Sprint 50-54 Female AG 50-54 Female AG Sprint 50-54 Male AG 50-54 Male AG Sprint 55-59 Female AG 55-59 Female AG Sprint 55-59 Male AG 55-59 Male AG Sprint 60-64 Female AG 60-64 Female AG Sprint 60-64 Male AG 60-64 Male AG Sprint 65-69 Female AG 65-69 Female AG Sprint 65-69 Male AG 65-69 Male AG Sprint 70-74 Female AG 70-74 Female AG Sprint 70-74 Male AG 70-74 Male AG Sprint 75-79 Female AG 75-79 Female AG Sprint 75-79 Male AG 75-79 Male AG Sprint 80-84 Male AG 80-84 Male AG Sprint Elite Men Elite Women Junior Men Junior Women Paratriathlon Female TRI-1 Paratriathlon Female TRI-2 Paratriathlon Female TRI-3 Paratriathlon Female TRI-4 Paratriathlon Female TRI-5 Paratriathlon Female TRI-6a Paratriathlon Female TRI-6b Paratriathlon Male TRI-1 Paratriathlon Male TRI-2 Paratriathlon Male TRI-3 Paratriathlon Male TRI-4 Paratriathlon Male TRI-5 Paratriathlon Male TRI-6a Paratriathlon Male TRI-6b U23 Men U23 Women 85-89 Male AG Sprint 30-34 Male AG Sprint
1 Nick Dunn 1981 GBR 20561 01:05:39 00:10:31 00:02:49 00:33:38 00:02:41 00:16:03
2 Lau Uno Larsson 1979 DEN 20615 01:06:05 00:10:32 00:02:41 00:33:59 00:02:35 00:16:19
3 Paul Ryman 1981 GBR 20508 01:06:05 00:10:02 00:02:39 00:34:24 00:02:33 00:16:30
4 Matthew James Williams 1979 NAM 20587 01:06:09 00:10:25 00:02:48 00:33:45 00:02:38 00:16:34
5 James M Wilson 1980 GBR 20572 01:06:33 00:10:20 00:02:43 00:34:17 00:02:34 00:16:42
6 Neil Ferguson 1979 GBR 20502 01:06:39 00:09:31 00:02:48 00:33:53 00:02:53 00:17:36
7 Matt Koenigs 1980 USA 20535 01:06:46 00:09:52 00:02:55 00:35:42 00:02:44 00:15:36
8 Paul Skipper 1981 GBR 20509 01:06:52 00:10:53 00:03:02 00:33:52 00:02:48 00:16:19
9 Ryan Smiley 1982 CAN 20554 01:06:55 00:09:34 00:02:53 00:34:39 00:02:42 00:17:09
10 Joel Enoch 1981 GBR 20562 01:07:05 00:10:31 00:02:36 00:34:21 00:02:39 00:17:00
11 Ian Thwaites 1980 GBR 20570 01:07:29 00:09:57 00:02:50 00:34:31 00:02:45 00:17:28
12 Gary Laybourne 1980 GBR 20566 01:07:37 00:10:57 00:03:01 00:35:00 00:02:36 00:16:06
13 Stephen Thompson 1982 IRL 20519 01:07:40 00:11:24 00:02:39 00:33:49 00:03:01 00:16:48
14 Daniel Willis 1982 AUS 20545 01:07:44 00:10:28 00:02:46 00:34:27 00:02:41 00:17:23
15 Michael Phinney 1982 USA 20538 01:08:06 00:09:56 00:02:48 00:35:25 00:02:43 00:17:15
16 Andreas Schonrock 1980 GER 20515 01:08:13 00:09:50 00:03:11 00:34:31 00:02:44 00:17:59
17 Andrew Kalley 1983 USA 20595 01:08:14 00:12:01 00:02:37 00:34:33 00:02:44 00:16:20
18 Nick Sturge 1983 GBR 20510 01:08:55 00:10:10 00:02:45 00:37:13 00:02:49 00:15:59
19 Charles Garabedian 1982 USA 20592 01:08:59 00:10:28 00:02:52 00:35:43 00:02:49 00:17:09
20 Frazer Dowling 1979 AUS 20540 01:09:01 00:10:59 00:03:06 00:35:29 00:02:48 00:16:40
21 Todd Ricketts 1981 USA 20596 01:09:03 00:11:49 00:02:51 00:34:21 00:02:41 00:17:23
22 Geoff Twinning 1980 GBR 20511 01:09:04 00:09:28 00:02:49 00:36:08 00:02:50 00:17:50
23 Simon Hodgkinson 1983 GBR 20505 01:09:18 00:11:34 00:03:21 00:34:03 00:03:00 00:17:22
24 Adam Chadburn 1981 AUS 20599 01:09:49 00:10:24 00:02:58 00:36:06 00:02:42 00:17:41
25 Jesse Cookson 1979 USA 20532 01:09:53 00:12:18 00:03:39 00:34:24 00:02:49 00:16:45
26 Tiago Souza 1980 BRA 20549 01:09:56 00:11:36 00:02:56 00:34:21 00:03:03 00:18:02
27 Steven Macklin 1981 IRL 20517 01:09:59 00:12:17 00:02:46 00:35:57 00:02:47 00:16:15
28 Rogerio Martins 1983 BRA 20546 01:10:11 00:12:19 00:03:05 00:34:56 00:02:44 00:17:09
29 John Williams 1983 GBR 20513 01:10:13 00:12:21 00:02:57 00:35:09 00:02:57 00:16:51
30 Jonathan Watts 1982 GBR 20571 01:10:22 00:11:19 00:02:41 00:34:56 00:02:38 00:18:50
31 Jason Britton 1979 CAN 20611 01:10:31 00:10:37 00:03:08 00:35:41 00:02:55 00:18:11
31 Scott Wardman 1983 GBR 20512 01:10:31 00:10:53 00:02:57 00:36:33 00:02:44 00:17:26
33 Tony Robinson 1979 GBR 20569 01:10:38 00:12:28 00:02:50 00:35:28 00:02:46 00:17:07
34 Nick Logan 1981 USA 20536 01:10:49 00:12:17 00:03:39 00:34:29 00:02:44 00:17:42
35 Sebastian Korner 1983 GER 20514 01:10:55 00:11:05 00:03:03 00:35:15 00:02:52 00:18:43
36 David Fowler 1980 GBR 20564 01:11:05 00:11:18 00:03:04 00:35:33 00:03:03 00:18:08
37 Cameron Morrissey 1983 AUS 20603 01:11:27 00:12:07 00:02:46 00:35:49 00:02:53 00:17:54
38 Patrick Lees 1980 GBR 20506 01:11:35 00:11:49 00:03:07 00:35:26 00:02:54 00:18:20
39 Sorin Boriceanu 1980 ROU 20530 01:11:46 00:12:12 00:03:12 00:36:18 00:02:58 00:17:09
40 Andrew Colman 1983 AUS 20559 01:11:47 00:11:32 00:02:47 00:37:23 00:02:38 00:17:30
41 Brian Brady 1980 IRL 20575 01:11:48 00:13:00 00:02:57 00:35:29 00:02:52 00:17:32
42 Dan Falconar 1981 GBR 20501 01:12:05 00:13:27 00:02:48 00:35:51 00:02:48 00:17:13
43 Robert Ford 1981 GBR 20503 01:12:14 00:12:35 00:03:19 00:34:45 00:03:03 00:18:34
44 Herbie Griffin 1980 IRL 20579 01:12:23 00:13:08 00:02:57 00:34:49 00:02:48 00:18:43
45 Rob Parry 1980 GBR 20567 01:12:24 00:13:05 00:03:02 00:34:54 00:02:55 00:18:30
46 Ciaran Doheny 1979 IRL 20576 01:12:26 00:13:23 00:02:53 00:35:38 00:02:42 00:17:51
47 Robbie Mullins 1981 AUS 20618 01:12:28 00:12:28 00:03:22 00:35:59 00:02:58 00:17:42
48 David Powell 1983 GBR 20568 01:12:36 00:10:18 00:03:09 00:36:15 00:03:00 00:19:56
49 Matt Johnstone 1979 AUS 20541 01:12:46 00:10:46 00:03:03 00:37:29 00:02:53 00:18:37
50 Andrew Vendrasco 1980 CAN 20555 01:12:56 00:12:08 00:03:18 00:35:30 00:03:05 00:18:56
51 Harry James 1979 GBR 20565 01:13:25 00:13:37 00:03:07 00:34:51 00:03:08 00:18:42
52 Richard Hamilton 1974 GBR 20504 01:13:27 00:12:40 00:03:21 00:36:12 00:03:06 00:18:10
53 Mark Dunne 1983 IRL 20577 01:13:42 00:11:18 00:03:06 00:36:54 00:02:49 00:19:37
54 Benjamin Green 1982 USA 20593 01:13:47 00:13:11 00:02:58 00:35:11 00:03:04 00:19:25
55 Irion Souza Filho 1981 BRA 20550 01:13:57 00:11:11 00:03:28 00:37:04 00:02:57 00:19:18
55 Morten Storli 1980 NOR 20588 01:13:57 00:12:33 00:03:27 00:35:56 00:02:59 00:19:05
57 Joseph Stephens 1981 AUS 20544 01:14:21 00:12:03 00:03:16 00:38:17 00:02:47 00:17:59
58 Igor Belakovskiy 1979 USA 20591 01:14:24 00:12:56 00:03:19 00:36:08 00:03:11 00:18:52
59 Nour Tarraf EGY 20556 01:14:28 00:11:27 00:03:22 00:36:15 00:03:21 00:20:05
60 Brad Allen 1980 CAN 20551 01:14:30 00:12:08 00:03:45 00:36:16 00:03:06 00:19:16
61 Stewart Mckenna 1983 IRL 20518 01:14:38 00:12:02 00:03:11 00:36:14 00:03:13 00:20:00
62 Clemente Espinosa Murillo 1981 MEX 20521 01:14:42 00:11:16 00:03:21 00:38:02 00:03:18 00:18:48
63 Michael Medeiros 1983 USA 20537 01:14:46 00:13:02 00:03:20 00:36:01 00:03:13 00:19:12
64 Alejandro Mauricio Hammeken Arana 1981 MEX 20581 01:14:47 00:12:08 00:03:22 00:36:25 00:02:59 00:19:55
65 Matthew Diehl 1981 USA 20533 01:14:55 00:12:54 00:03:31 00:36:31 00:03:12 00:18:48
66 Stanley Lorenzo 1981 CAN 20612 01:15:01 00:12:51 00:03:13 00:37:13 00:02:54 00:18:52
67 Rodrigo Gomez Cuentas 1982 MEX 20523 01:15:04 00:11:00 00:03:09 00:37:01 00:03:09 00:20:47
68 Jon Ruud 1982 USA 20597 01:15:10 00:12:44 00:03:27 00:35:45 00:03:12 00:20:04
69 Matthias Pelster 1983 GER 20573 01:15:15 00:12:09 00:03:16 00:37:22 00:03:12 00:19:18
70 Edgar Garcia Rossano 1982 MEX 20522 01:15:30 00:12:32 00:03:26 00:38:49 00:03:14 00:17:31
71 Conor Te Kloot 1982 AUS 20604 01:15:48 00:12:05 00:03:29 00:37:35 00:03:19 00:19:22
72 Stefan Riehm 1979 GER 20574 01:15:58 00:13:24 00:03:36 00:36:31 00:03:05 00:19:22
73 Jamie Collins 1979 IRL 20516 01:16:11 00:13:21 00:03:05 00:36:46 00:02:58 00:20:02
74 Jose Francisco Vielma Ordoñez 1980 MEX 20527 01:16:16 00:11:05 00:03:39 00:37:33 00:03:29 00:20:31
75 Thomas John Peoples 1982 GBR 20507 01:16:17 00:13:12 00:02:58 00:38:35 00:02:57 00:18:36
76 Jeremy Hernandez 1979 USA 20594 01:16:21 00:12:55 00:03:13 00:36:50 00:03:09 00:20:16
77 Zachary Istre 1983 USA 20534 01:16:25 00:13:02 00:03:30 00:37:06 00:03:15 00:19:34
78 Bruno Damacena 1979 BRA 20607 01:16:42 00:11:48 00:03:05 00:37:48 00:03:01 00:21:02
79 Ian Finlay 1983 IRL 20578 01:17:05 00:12:37 00:03:19 00:39:11 00:03:18 00:18:43
80 Nazario Radilla Garcia 1979 MEX 20585 01:17:06 00:13:10 00:03:34 00:39:14 00:03:25 00:17:44
81 Tarsicio Hernandez Cervantes 1980 MEX 20582 01:17:14 00:12:00 00:03:29 00:38:11 00:03:32 00:20:04
82 Harley Forer 1981 CAN 20553 01:17:25 00:12:20 00:03:53 00:37:10 00:03:08 00:20:56
83 Luke Tudor 1983 CAN 20614 01:17:32 00:12:59 00:03:38 00:35:22 00:04:07 00:21:27
84 Gerardo Orozco Suarez Del Real 1981 MEX 20584 01:17:38 00:13:15 00:03:30 00:39:19 00:03:19 00:18:17
85 Josh Hamblyn 1979 NZL 20589 01:17:51 00:14:40 00:03:27 00:37:24 00:03:15 00:19:08
86 Brian Wrona 1983 USA 20598 01:17:55 00:13:17 00:03:42 00:39:01 00:03:07 00:18:49
87 Matthew Claridge 1979 BER 20605 01:18:02 00:13:43 00:03:28 00:36:51 00:03:21 00:20:41
88 Emmanuel Torres Orozco 1980 MEX 20526 01:18:12 00:13:17 00:03:27 00:37:52 00:03:22 00:20:15
89 Daniel Murphy 1979 AUS 20619 01:18:18 00:14:06 00:03:39 00:37:28 00:03:08 00:19:59
90 Rafael Licursi 1979 BRA 20608 01:18:26 00:13:40 00:03:44 00:38:22 00:03:14 00:19:28
91 Michael Prideaux 1983 NZL 20529 01:18:34 00:12:42 00:03:00 00:40:34 00:03:11 00:19:09
92 Jorge Alberto Salinas Perez 1980 MEX 20586 01:18:41 00:15:37 00:03:14 00:38:14 00:03:01 00:18:38
93 Oscar Lionel Duvigneau Nuño 1982 MEX 20580 01:19:07 00:13:31 00:03:40 00:39:20 00:03:09 00:19:28
94 Alexander Ha 1979 AUS 20602 01:19:17 00:13:16 00:03:33 00:39:11 00:03:20 00:20:00
94 David Picot 1981 AUS 20543 01:19:17 00:12:09 00:03:38 00:38:56 00:03:12 00:21:24
96 Jose Antonio Martinez Velasco 1979 MEX 20583 01:19:28 00:12:54 00:03:25 00:39:22 00:02:54 00:20:55
97 Andreas Haas 1983 SUI 20590 01:20:04 00:12:42 00:03:43 00:38:28 00:03:29 00:21:44
98 Peter Muscat 1983 AUS 20542 01:20:15 00:13:41 00:03:53 00:37:45 00:03:21 00:21:37
99 Alberto Castro 1980 BRA 20606 01:20:19 00:10:55 00:03:49 00:42:33 00:03:36 00:19:28
100 Mauricio Jesus Diaz Gomez 1980 MEX 20520 01:20:53 00:14:53 00:03:49 00:39:39 00:03:21 00:19:12
101 Alejandro Perez Rivera 1983 MEX 20524 01:22:17 00:15:51 00:03:19 00:41:14 00:03:28 00:18:27
102 Anthony De Domenico AUS 20558 01:22:24 00:15:04 00:04:02 00:37:56 00:03:20 00:22:04
103 Terry Crick 1980 AUS 20600 01:22:51 00:15:31 00:03:49 00:39:17 00:03:07 00:21:08
104 Pawel Hull 1981 POL 20617 01:23:11 00:13:17 00:03:51 00:39:17 00:03:45 00:23:04
105 David Sinai 1979 CAN 20613 01:23:13 00:13:01 00:04:31 00:39:08 00:03:53 00:22:42
106 Eduardo Razuck Liziero 1979 MEX 20525 01:23:43 00:15:01 00:03:40 00:41:09 00:03:28 00:20:26
107 Gustavo Terra 1979 BRA 20610 01:24:33 00:14:26 00:04:10 00:42:23 00:03:41 00:19:54
108 Marcelo Santo Sousa 1980 BRA 20548 01:25:21 00:10:51 00:04:13 00:42:59 00:03:56 00:23:23
109 Terry Ryals 1980 USA 20539 01:26:35 00:16:03 00:04:34 00:41:43 00:03:30 00:20:48
110 Franck Delattre 1981 TAH 20531 01:30:58 00:16:23 00:03:58 00:45:48 00:03:25 00:21:25
111 Wade Belbin 1981 CAN 20552 01:32:17 00:16:09 00:03:46 00:45:57 00:03:40 00:22:48
112 Ahmed Mikkawi 1980 EGY 20616 01:34:50 00:12:42 00:04:42 00:47:45 00:04:58 00:24:44
113 Lucas Reis Da Silva 1983 BRA 20547 01:37:38 00:15:50 00:05:53 00:46:38 00:06:19 00:23:01
114 Baba Sodeke 1982 NGR 20528 01:37:59 00:17:32 00:04:25 00:46:09 00:04:09 00:25:47
DNF Sebastien Garcia 1979 FRA 20557 00:00:00 00:11:38 00:03:08 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
Water Temperature 16.5 C


OLIVIER GIROUD has become Arsenal's most potent marksman in Champions League football.
Some might say that is reason enough finally to take him seriously. Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini insists that should have happened a long time ago.
Since his £12m arrival from Montpellier, the France international has struggled to capture the imagination of Arsenal fans who expected a more stellar name to lead the line at such a famous club, not least to fill the boots of Robin van Persie, who had been sold to rivals Manchester United.
However, quietly and surely Giroud has gone about the business of scoring goals - not spectacularly but steadily.
Now, after becoming only the seventh man to reach double figures for Arsenal in the Champions League proper with his hat-trick against Olympiakos on Wednesday, he has eclipsed Van Persie in the scoring charts. And, for that matter, Thierry Henry - or anybody else you care to mention.
It was only his 21st Champions League game in an Arsenal shirt. Daily Express research shows Henry took 22 games to get to 10 goals; Van Persie a sluggish 29. Nobody else has got there in fewer than 40.
What is more, Giroud's strikes have come in vital group deciders such as in Piraeus or against strong teams such German outfits including Bayern Munich or Italians - the matches where clubs need their leading men to stand up and be counted.
Which is why it was of little surprise to Flamini that Giroud was the man who single-handedly rescued Arsenal's attempt to make it to their 16th successive knockout phase.
"All great strikers have to respond in the big games and this was a good test for us and he responded well," Flamini said. "It was a great performance from him and he helped the team very much and is a top scorer.
"Olivier did a great job because every time he had an opportunity, he put it in.
"Even when he turned his ankle, he took the opportunity to recover when he went down. Then after a few seconds he scored a second goal which was incredible.
"I am pleased as it was a good test for us. It was a good test to see if we had the personality and character to have a positive result.
"But Olivier deserves the credit and I think he gets it. I have not seen it anywhere or from anyone that he is not a top goalscorer and he is proving it on the pitch so is doing very well. I am glad and happy for him."
That said, even Wenger seemed to have some doubts earlier this season, dropping Giroud from the side to give Theo Walcott a chance to operate in a more central position.
Flamini added: "Competition is very important in the big teams. Competition makes players stronger and that is what happened.
"It is tough competition up front and Olivier is responding very well because he is playing better and better. That is part of the game and if you want to play at a big club, you have that competition."


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Coating to an inch or two of snow expected this weekend
The chances for accumulating snow are diminishing, meteorologist says.
Teresa Boeckel
tboeckel@ydr.com
Snow is expected to fall in York County this weekend, but the chances of it accumulating are diminishing, said Andy Mussoline, senior meteorologist with AccuWeather.com.
York County will likely see a slushy coating to an inch of snow, he said. That's because a coastal storm isn't developing as well as anticipated, and It is expected to track farther offshore.
Good news for those looking for a summer job
Rain is expected Saturday afternoon, and it will be chilly and damp with a high of 44, Mussoline said. Occasional rain and snow will likely fall Saturday night with a much better chance for snow after midnight. The low is expected to be 31 degrees.
Occasional light rain and snow is expected again on Sunday, Mussoline said.
The National Weather Service is predicting one to two inches this weekend, said Tony Mach, meteorological technician with the National Weather Service.
York County residents could wake up Sunday to a coating to an inch or two of snow on Sunday, which is the first day of spring, Eric Horst, director of the Weather Information Center at Millersville University, said in his forecast. That snow would be from another storm system that brushes the area.
CSAs bring York produce to your kitchen
Uncertainty still exists with the coastal storm, he said. He, too, thinks it will stay offshore. He plans to issue updates over the weekend.
While spring will start off snowy and cold, a warm-up is in the forecast, Mussoline said.
The highs on Wednesday and Thursday are expected to be 65 and 69 degrees, respectively, he said.


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...And the Rocket's Red Glare -- North Korea Apparently Tests ICBM
By J. Cal Davenport | 9:15 AM on July 04, 2017
An rocket designed to intercept an intercontinental ballistic missiles is launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in Calif. on Tuesday, May 30, 2017. The Pentagon says it has shot down a mock warhead over the Pacific in a success for America's missile defense program. The test was the first of its kind in nearly three years. And it was the first test ever targeting an intercontinental-range missile like North Korea is developing. (Matt Hartman via AP)
While Americans all across the fruited plains prepared to celebrate the greatest country in the world, North Korea was just trying to be noticed.
From the BBC:
An announcement on North Korea state television said a Hwasong-14 missile was tested on Tuesday, overseen by leader Kim Jong-un.
It said the projectile reached an altitude of 2,802km (1,731 miles) and flew 933km before hitting a target in the sea.
A statement on the official KCNA news agency said North Korea was now "a full-fledged nuclear power that has been possessed of the most powerful inter-continental ballistic rocket capable of hitting any part of the world".
It would enable the country to "put an end to the US nuclear war threat and blackmail" and defend the Korean peninsula, it said.
While U.S. officials said the missile tested posed no threat as it was of intermediate range, some experts believe that such an ICBM could reach Alaska, though probably not the contingent states.
The test comes about a week after it was reported that the U.S. and China agreed to work to halt the North Korean nuclear program. According to Reuters
"Both sides reaffirm that they will strive for the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," a consensus document released by the official Xinhua news agency said.
President Trump has responded, predictably, on Twitter.
North Korea has just launched another missile. Does this guy have anything better to do with his life? Hard to believe that South Korea…..
….and Japan will put up with this much longer. Perhaps China will put a heavy move on North Korea and end this nonsense once and for all!
Earlier in the day and prior to the test, he also tweeted that North Korea has been "behaving very badly."
North Korea is behaving very badly. They have been "playing" the United States for years. China has done little to help!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 17, 2017
North Korea is not the hosts of Morning Joe, even as he responds similarly to both. Foreign policy and national defense, unlike cable news is within the purview of the commander-in-chief. While the Norks probably cannot hit the U.S. mainland, never mind shield their rocket for reentry, experts do expect such capability in less than five years. One hopes the president is spending as much energy planning to prevent that outcome as he is tweeting about it.
For now at least, all Kim Jong-Un can do is vie for attention.
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That name will be « MEETT ». The Toulouse Métropole Development Agency and the Toulouse Convention Bureau, along Toulouse Evénements (GL events Group) have recently taken advantage of the IBTM World Show in order to announce the official launch of this exceptional site to the international business travel community. The official name was unveiled on 3 December during an extensive on-site visit.
Due to be opened in June 2020, and with buildings works already well-advanced, it is now able to fully present the major highlights of this mixed-use venue that is unique in Europe, because it has both an Exhibition Park and a Convention Centre on the same place.
• The Exhibition Park is a continuous hall of 40 000 sqm which can divided in 7 halls, complete with two Mezzanines and a covered central and main street of 14 000 sqm, which provides a link to the convention centre.
• A convention centre of 15,000 sqm capable of accommodating up to 3,400 people for plenary sessions, which is made up of a 9,000 sqm multi-use space and 12 modular meeting rooms.
• 25,000 sqm of outdoor exhibition space that will be able to host demonstrations, large-scale installations, entertainments or events in the open air.
• An on-site hotel, the Hilton Garden Inn, offering a capacity of 289 rooms, which will round off a global hotel offer in Toulouse that can accommodate more than 42,000 people spread across its hotels, aparthotels and on-line rentals.
• Optimum access: 5,000 parking spaces indoors and outdoors; a tramway stop on site that provides access to Toulouse Blagnac Airport (No.1 business airport in France) in just 15 minutes and a direct connection to the city centre in 40 minutes.
scientific congresses. Evidence of this can be found in its ranking as the 4th city in France according to the ICCA classification even before this new major facility arrives.
The Metropolis of Toulouse and all its partners (Occitanie Region, the Haute-Garonne Department, Tisséo), alongside their delegate body Toulouse Evénements/Gl events, are working together to launch MEETT onto the market, showcasing of the economic dynamism of this area.
The Convention Bureau of the Development Agency, whose specific missions are to facilitate, support and accompany the establishment of events here, also allows project leaders to benefit from an expertise with regards to their requirements and a comprehensive range of associated skills and services.
A major player in the field of events in Occitanie, Toulouse Événements – the local subsidiary of the events leader GL events – is established in its position as a major economic force in the city and the wider region. By managing its 3 sites (the Pierre Baudis Congres Centre, Espaces Vanel, Exhibitions Park) and more than 250 events per year, Toulouse Événements ensures that this destination enjoys a genuine economic impact far beyond its borders. Thanks to the many investments it has carried out, the savoir-faire of its teams in the field of hosting national and international events and this current ongoing project for the forthcoming exhibitions park and convention centre, Toulouse Événements offers great potential for development to the Toulouse destination by constantly improving its competitive edge.


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Antonio Maria Mazzoni (* 4. Januar 1717 in Bologna; † 8. Dezember 1785 ebenda) war ein italienischer Komponist und Sänger.

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Mazzoni stammte aus einfachen Verhältnissen. Er studierte in seiner Geburtsstadt Musik und erhielt eine Ausbildung als Sänger. Er machte sich als Opernkomponist einen Namen und wurde Mitglied der Accademia Filarmonica. Er lebte in der Folge als Kapellmeister in Bologna, unternahm aber auch immer wieder Reisen ins Ausland, wo seine Opern mit Erfolg aufgeführt wurden. So wirkte er am Hof von Lissabon, wo an der Ópera do Tejo zwei seiner Bühnenwerke erfolgreich waren. Als Flüchtling vor den Folgen des Erdbebens vom 1. November 1755 kam er nach Madrid, wo er für den spanischen Hof komponierte. Der Hofoperndirektor Carlo Broschi (Farinelli) beauftragte ihn mit der Vertonung des Textbuches Il re pastore von Pietro Metastasio, das als Aminta 1756 erfolgreich aufgeführt wurde. Im Anschluss an seinen Aufenthalt in Madrid ging er für ein Engagement nach Sankt Petersburg, Bologna blieb jedoch sein Lebensmittelpunkt. Er gehörte in seiner Geburtsstadt zu den anerkannten Musikerpersönlichkeiten.

Neben seinen Opern sind von ihm zahlreiche Solfeggien, Skizzen zu Opern und Oratorien überliefert. Er schrieb in einem eingängigen, leicht fasslichen Stil.

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 Il santo natale di Jesu Cristo (Libretto von Pietro Metastasio), 1735 in Bologna
 Siroe, re di Persia, 1746 in Fano
 L'Issipile, 1747 in Macerata
 La Didone abbandonata, 1753 in Bologna
 Demofoonte 1754 in Parma
 Achille in Sciro 1754 in Piacenza, Teatro Ducale
 Antigono 1755 in Lissabon
 La clemenza di Tito (Libretto von Pietro Metastasio), 1755 in Lissabon (Die Partitur erschien: Lisboa : Of. Francisco Luis Ameno (trad. Fernando Lucas Alvim, pseud. do impressor), 1755 und Lisboa : Of. Manoel Antonio Monteiro, 1761)
 Aminta (Il re pastore) (Libretto von Metastasio), 1756 in Madrid
 Ifigenia in Tauride, 1756 in Treviso
 Il re pastore, 1757 in Bologna
 Il viaggiatore ridicolo, 1757 in Parma
 Arianna e Teseo, 1758 in Neapel, Teatro di San Carlo
 L'Eumene, 1759 in Turin, Teatro Regio
 Le stravaganze del caso, 1760 in Bologna
 L'astuto ciarlatano, 1760 in Bologna
 Adriano in Siria, 1760 in Venedig, Teatro di San Giovanni Crisostomo
 Il mercante fallito, 1762 in Rom, Teatro della Pace
 Nitteti, 1764 in Neapel, Teatro di San Carlo
 L'Inglese in Italia, 1769 in Bologna

Literatur und Bildnis
 Manuel Carlos de Brito, Opera in Portugal in the Eighteenth Century, in: Journal of the American Musicological Society, Vol. 44, No. 2 (Summer, 1991), pp. 332–343
 Sterling A. Stoudemire, Metastasio in Spain, in: Hispanic Review, Vol. 9, No. 1, Crawford Memorial Number (Jan., 1941), pp. 184–191
Ein Bildnis Mazzonis findet sich im Civico Museo Bibliografico Musicale in Bologna (unbekannter Maler des 18. Jahrhunderts, Bild-Nr. 107).

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Komponist (Italien)
Komponist (Portugal)
Komponist (Spanien)
Komponist (Russland)
Komponist (Barock)
Komponist (Klassik)
Sänger
Historische Person (Italien)
Musiker (Bologna)
Geboren 1717
Gestorben 1785
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In a change of marketing strategy, Atari introduced the new XE Game System in 1987. Despite its label, the XEGS is a true 8-bit Atari computer system. It offers the convenience of a detachable keyboard and built-in Missile Command game, while offering 64K RAM and full compatibility w ith the 65XE. It was packaged with the Light Gun, and the Flight Simulator II and Bug Hunt cartridges. Keyboard connected/no cartridge: boots to Atari BASIC Keyboard connected/no cartridge/[Select] held down at startup: boots to Missile Command No keyboard connected/no cartridge: boots to Missile Command No keyboard connected/no cartridge/[Select] held down at startup: boots from disk drive No keyboard connected/no cartridge/[Select]+[Start] held down at startup: boots from tape drive [Option] held down at startup = BASIC on [Option] not pressed at startup = BASIC off (opposite from all other XL/XE machines). The XE Game System was discontinued in 1992.


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Ave Maria campus to be sold
October 30, 2007 by Steve Pierce YpsiNews.com
Ave Maria campus in Ypsilanti sold to Ann Arbor firm SchoolPictures.com.
(October 29, 2007) A sales agreement is in place to purchase the campus of the former Ave Maria college on West Forest Avenue in Ypsilanti. The purchaser is Skip Cerier from SchoolPictures.com a clearing house and processor of school pictures. Cerier says they have over 3 million pictures and provide service to some 400 schools in the region. Cerier says they have been on-line for some two years now and shot over 80 schools last year.
Currently based in Ann Arbor, Cerier says he has been looking for some time for a location that was based in a college town. Cerier spoke highly of his work with City Planner Karen Hart and her recommendation to purchase the Ave Maria property but was skeptical about the location. But after touring the property, he thinks it will be a perfect fit.
Cerier did not disclose terms of the deal but did indicate that the property would go back on the tax rolls.