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Welcome to INTERNATIONAL PITCH & PUTT ASSOCIATION - Pitch & Putt all over the world !
info@ippa.cloud
About IPPA
IPPA History
IPPA Executive Committee
IPPA Competition Committee
IPPA Rules and Referees Committee
IPPA Handicap and Course Rating Committee
IPPA Marketing Committee
What is P&P
The history of Pitch & Putt
P&P Course Layout and Development
Competition Plan 2019-2030
THE HUDSON CUP
Past Competitions
Hosting Courses
World P&P Amateur Ranking
IPPA Member Countries
Become a member of IPPA
P&P and Golf Rules
Terms and Hard card
New World P&P Handicap
The IPPA – International Pitch & Putt Association, was founded on April 2th, 2009 in Madrid, Spain.
The IPPA was born after an unrecognizable divergence on membership criteria within the recently created FIPPA, and consequently, France, Italy, San Marino and Denmark decided to leave FIPPA and, together with Spain and Portugal, created a new international association of Pitch & Putt, consisting only of countries and, where possible, by National Golf Federations, that internally integrate the P&P within.
Throughout its 10 years of activity, IPPA has been accepting new members from countries around the world, who in one way or another intends to develop P&P in their country and also internationally.
Today we are already about 30 countries, spread over 5 continents.
In order to justify its natural approach to golf, IPPA has since 2013 received the moral and official recognition and financial support from R&A of St Andrews, organizing in September 2016, the first World Cup of Pitch & Putt on St Andrews Links, Scotland, with the participation of 12 countries: Scotland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, England, France, Denmark, Japan, India, Holland, San Marino and Australia.
Since its foundation, IPPA has organized several European Strokeplay Championships, European Clubs Championships and International Opens in collaboration with its associated members.
On the 30th March till 2nd April 2017, IPPA organized, in cooperation of FIP&P – Italian P&P Federation, its first World P&P Strokeplay Championship at the Le Robinie Golf Club, in Olbiate Solona, near Milan, Italy, with the participation of 118 players from 14 countries: Italy, Portugal, Spain, Holland, Japan, Cuba, Bulgaria, Ireland, France, Bosnia and Herzegovina, England, San Marino, Denmark, Austria.
Also, the IPPA organized, in cooperation with the RFEG – Royal Spanish Golf Federation, the first World P&P Pairs Championship, at the Las Palmeras Golf, in Las Palmas (Canary Islands) – Spain, on the 23th to 25th March 2018, with the participation of 77 pairs (144 players) from 10 countries: Spain, Portugal, San Marino, India, France, Holland, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Marrocco.
During the last quarter of 2018, the IPPA Board decided to restructure itself internally, by appointing several Committees, as well as the whole logic of competitions and interaction with its members, thus preparing itself for the exponential growth of affiliations it suffered in the last year, but also the potential development of Pitch & Putt, all over the world, either through the already consolidated "P&P potential countries" or, in particular, through the "sponsorship" of the introduction of P&P (and consequently the golf itself) into the most disadvantaged countries through special programs, which IPPA is preparing and developing for this purpose.
P&P should be synonymous of "high competition", but it should also promote the sport of all and for all.
As we consider and value our associate members as part...
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Miguel Pinheiro wins last IPPA's competition of 2019
The young Portuguese Miguel Pinheiro, categorically won the last IPPA...
José Maria Ortiz Pinedo Rodriguez is the new number 1 in the P&P World Ranking
Spanish player José Maria Ortiz Pinedo Rodriguez, following the good...
Sergio Jimenez Romero and Cristina Carlon Obregon win at Spanish Open P&P 2019
In the 2019 edition of the Spanish Open P&P, 12-year-old...
Arnaldo Paredes and Hugo Espirito Santo new 2019 European P&P Pairs Champions
After 3 rounds of 2019 European P&P Pairs Championship, the...
Jean-Luc Pannetier won the Djerba African P&P Open 2019
Djerba Golf Club hosted the second edition of the Djerba...
2nd P&P Africa Open – DAPPO 2019 is played this week in Tunisia
IPPA, through its French associate, France P&P, and the Tunisian...
Pedro Afonso Mendes is the new Portugal P&P Open Champion
Finished yesterday in Paredes, the V Open of Portugal's P&P,...
Portugal Open P&P 2019 is full !!!
The next IPPA competition, organized under the auspices of the...
Laura Batista Mederos is the world's first # 1 P&P woman.
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Specializing in Family Law in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metro Area. We fight for child custody and father's rights. OBI Legal Group also specializes in Civil Litigation, Criminal & DUI Defense, Mediation, and Immigration Law.
OBI LEGAL GROUP, PLLC (OLG) is a full service law firm that provides legal services in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, with a primary focus in family law, complex civil litigation, and immigration law. Our mission is simple. To concentrate on the solution rather than the problem. With this mission and one goal in mind, we have been able to aggressively and zealously advocate for clients and find them solutions to their legal matters.
OLG is proud of the fast-growing reputation of lead attorney, Joy Obiselu has for successful representation and an extraordinary dedication to clients in all legal matters. When your rights, freedom, livelihood, or your reputation are at stake, OLG is willing to fight for you both in and outside the court until the end. You can be sure that if you ever encounter a legal problem, OLG will represent you with power, confidence, and integrity.
OLG is highly experienced in uncontested and highly contested family matters. Our experience ranges from high value contested cases, child custody, child support, and advocating for the rights of fathers in Texas. OLG will fight along side clients to make sure your story is given strong and accurate representation.
OLG has represented numerous of clients from simple traffic Class C tickets to felonies. We can help with your DUI Defense, record expungement, traffic tickets, warrant removal, probation violations, and more criminal charges.
OLG believes that every Father has the right to be an important part of their child's life and build that father-child relationship. We take the rights of father's very seriously and have experience representing father's who are currently being alienated from their children or being denied access and possession.
OLG provides general immigration services in the areas of family and employment and investor immigiration. we can help with marriage visas, family petitions, fiance(e) visas, citizenship and naturalization, work visas such as H-1Bs and investor treaties.
OLG is highly experienced in representing clients who are currently or anticipating civil litigation. Our clients range from business entities to small businesses and individuals who need the guidance of a seasoned attorney to guide them through the often complicated process of the civil courts.
Legal disputes don't always have to be settled in courtrooms. OLG has helped many clients avoid costly court battles through neutral and experienced mediation services for legal disputes in family law, such as divorce and child custody.
We make getting to know you, your situation and your concerns, OUR PROBLEM and OUR FIRST PRIORITY. In addition to providing you with experienced legal expertise and highly effective advocacy, our goal is to make sure you never leave our office the same way you came in.
Our firm knows that in this challenging economy, success means keeping an eye on your expenses. Helping you manage your legal costs is a significant part of our lawyering process. OLG does just more than advocating for clients inside and outside the courtroom, we focus on you and your finances. Our fee structures are competitive with the average consumer/client in mind.
At OLG, you are not just a client for a short time, but a client and family for life. Once a OLG client, forever OLG family. We are proud of the relationships we build and maintain at the firm , creating networks that result in continued success for our clients. From beginning of representation to the end, we make it our business to interact with you at a personal level with respect to your short-term and long-term goals.
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I realized it was getting harder and harder to capture my then two year old son, Greyson, with our camera. Like any other, more energetic than lightening toddler, it was hard for him to sit still for even one click of a camera shutter. But there was something else going on that I couldn't quite decipher or explain. His eyes, once a sparkling blue that made strangers comment in adoration, looked cloudy and dark. In pictures, he looked as disconnected as I was starting to feel from him. I would sit and say his name over and over, waiting for him to look at me. It didn't seem to ever happen anymore. I tried to remember the last time someone commented to me about his shimmery blue eyes... It had been months. What happened between then and now? was the wonder I wondered late at night when sleep competed with fear.
At night while Greyson slept, I read every single thing I could find on portrait photography. I watched video tutorials. I asked people who knew. I was determined to make the image I took reflect the Greyson I saw. I was desperate to capture his sparkle, to prove it wasn't gone. During the natural light of day, I practiced all I had learned on Greyson. Finally, after millions of imperfect attempts, the image I saw of Greyson in my heart started to match up to the Greyson I saw with the eyes of my camera.
A few months later, Greyson was diagnosed with autism. Suddenly his lack of eye contact and interaction with me made painful sense. Fast forward a couple of years and add one precious baby boy named Parker. Despite my passion for photography and my King Kong sized determination, I still couldn't get a perfect picture of my two beloved boys together. Photo shoots ended in tears, (theirs and mine.) I yelled the entire time. Sit down! STAY STILL! GREYSON STOP!!!!! PARKER LOOK AT ME!!!
PARKER! Don't bite your brother!!!
GREYSON- Where did you put your shoes? They were JUST ON!
Over the years I was able to get a handful of acceptable shots of the boys together, but what I really, really wanted was that perfect posed family picture. You know- a picture where we are ALL looking at the camera at THE SAME TIME, and we are all wearing pants. (I gave up on the shoes part).
Hmmmpffff. At least we are all wearing pants.
My hair was butchered by an impromptu Super Cuts trip, Parker's jeans were 17 inches too short, Greyson wanted to be ANYWHERE but there, and Michael got punched in the jimmies.
Parker is trying to get down to run to the mall to buy himself some pants that fit. Possibly even some shoes for Greyson.
At one point in the shoot, I was laughing hysterically WHILE I was sobbing. And to make it worse, the perfect family Christmas card people were just feet away getting their perfect family photos taken. The children listened to every request of the photographer. They even followed directions. No one was flailing on the floor or trying to hit anyone in the private parts or taking off their shoes.They even had their perfect dog with them WHO ALSO FOLLOWED DIRECTIONS. I'm not kidding.
I was so mad at them for being so calm and uncomplicated. I also desperately wanted to be them.
Now Greyson is 6, and Parker is 4 years old. It's been a few years since I've subjected us to the torment of a photo shoot. This year, I thought long and hard about those perfect family cards. I asked myself- why is this so important to you? Because everyone else does it? Because you can't have it? I think it was probably a little of both. But these pictures are torture for our entire family. There isn't one single moment of joy to be found in any of it. I decided I just couldn't do it again.
I love pictures because each one is an opportunity to tell a beautiful story. This year I realized, I don't need our picture to depict my family as something we are not. I want our Christmas card to be a true story. One that makes you laugh or cry or simply feel as though you can relate.
Here is our card this year. We were on an Behavior Therapy community outing at Target. We were racing our cart through the aisles as fast as we could and having a ball. I realized this is about as real life as it gets, and while perusing the Christmas aisle I asked our awesome therapist, Jordann, if she would take our picture. She took a series of pictures with her phone and texted them to me. I picked the one that was the worst because it made me laugh the most. It shows our real life and it is awesome.
I now realize, most people don't have perfect Christmas card lives. Even the people who DO have perfect Christmas card pictures, don't actually have a perfect life to go with it. Some families have two moms. Some families don't have any. Some families are blended by marriages or separated by death, distance, estrangement or divorce.
Although pictures can be in black and white, real life is not. Real life is a million beautiful shades of in between. We are all just humans, making mistakes and trying our best to contribute to our real life story, every single day. We are all imperfect, but perfect- just the way we are.
I love us. I love our family and our sometimes hard, real life. I no longer ache for that perfectly posed family portrait. Candid pictures are my favorite. I love our truth and the story we are writing as each day unfolds. Real life is very complicated, and the very best lives are the ones that can't fit inside a 5 x 7 little box. I am grateful for my two perfect boys who have taught me what real beauty looks like.
Like our picture says, This Holiday Season, Embrace Imperfection.
From my family to you and yours, Happy Holidays.
You're doing great and blah to those perfect family photos! Like you I'm envious too but I've come to accept that with three boys and my middle with autism, it's okay if it's not perfect. As long as we are all in the same frame, it's good! This year, I had low expectations of getting a decent family shot and was going to have single pictures of the boys but luckily we had one decent family one where we all looked in the same direction. Was everyone smiling nope. I gave up on pictures with Santa after last years screaming fit, before diagnosis.
I've been reading your blog for a few months after my aunt sent me a link.
Thank you for this!!! Wonderful encouragement!!
Love the picture you picked, I'm literally laughing out loud!!
Chrissy, your Christmas card is absolutely the best I've seen! Remember the TRUE Christmas story? The one where the babe was born in a barn? How perfect is that?
Chrissy YOU have taught us what true beauty looks like!!!
i needed to hear that - thanks. as always your words are right on and speak to me. merry christmas to your family from up here in canada!
Parker got longer pants! (or are they just falling off?) I love your card and your message. And the person who said that the original Christmas story isn't all that perfect either sure reinforced your message. A savior born in a barn? Wha?


Our Primary Division started in 2004 with the Friends at Home program. Today we offer weekly, monthly, and yearly programs to offer a little something for everyone. Primary Division programs are designed for children and young adults with special needs and their teenage volunteer friends, but all are welcome!


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Zion Williamson Sixth, Brandon Ingram Ninth Among Frontcourt in 2020-21 All-Star Voting
Hey, two Pelicans!
By Oleh Kosel@OlehKosel Feb 4, 2021, 3:00pm CST
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The first returns of the 2020-21 All-Star fan voting are in and the New Orleans Pelicans are represented well. Both Zion Williamson and Brandon Ingram reside among the top 10 of frontcourt players in the Western Conference.
Williamson sits sixth on the list, with 411,668 votes, and Ingram, ninth, with 230,387 votes.
Voting will continue every day up through Tuesday Feb. 16th at 11:59 p.m. ET., so it's important Pels' fans keep doing their part as their selections count for 50 percent of the overall vote.
Fans will account for 50 percent of the vote, while all current players and a media panel will account for 25 percent each. Players and media will be able to complete one ballot, featuring three frontcourt players and two guards from both the Eastern Conference and the Western Conference.
After all votes are tallied, players will be ranked in each conference by position (guard and frontcourt) within each of the three voting groups – fan votes, player votes and media votes. Each player's score will be calculated by averaging his weighted rank from the fan votes, the player votes and the media votes. The two guards and three frontcourt players with the best score in each conference will be named NBA All-Star starters. Fan voting will serve as the tiebreaker for players in a position group with the same score.
Fan voting updates will be shared on Thursday, Feb. 4 and Thursday, Feb. 11. TNT will reveal this season's NBA All-Star starters the evening of Thursday, Feb. 18 during TNT NBA Tip-Off presented by CarMax. TNT will also announce the NBA All-Star reserves, as selected by NBA head coaches, the evening of Tuesday, Feb. 23.
For further details, please give the NBA's official release a read.
This is the first time two Pelicans have appeared in the top 10 of any voting return since Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins accomplished the feat during the 2017-18 season. Both players wound up getting selected as starters, but due to Boogie's Achilles injury, he was unable to compete.
In other news, the NBA and the NBPA have agreed to hold the All-Star game on March 7th in Atlanta, per Shams Charania of The Athletic.
.@Zionwilliamson currently 6th in #NBAALLSTAR Western Conference frontcourt voting, RT to get his numbers up Pels fans! pic.twitter.com/yF7aUujEwH
— New Orleans Pelicans (@PelicansNBA) February 4, 2021
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    end

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    ## GET /versions/new.json
    #def new
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    #
    #  respond_to do |format|
    #    format.html # new.html.erb
    #    format.json { render json: @version }
    #  end
    #end
    #
    ## GET /versions/1/edit
    #def edit
    #  @version = Version.find(params[:id])
    #end
    #
    ## POST /versions
    ## POST /versions.json
    #def create
    #  @version = Version.new(params[:version])
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    #  end
    #end

    # DELETE /versions/1
    # DELETE /versions/1.json
    def destroy
      @version = Version.find(params[:id])
      Jobs::Volley::Destroy::Version.create(data: {id: @version.id, class: "MystroVolley::Version"}).enqueue

      respond_to do |format|
        format.html { redirect_to versions_url }
        format.json { head :no_content }
      end
    end
  end
end

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Dr. Marguerite Evanoff-Jurkovic, DO is an orthopedics in Monroe, MI and has been practicing for 29 years. She graduated from West Virginia School Of Osteopathic Medicine in 1985 and specializes in orthopedics, osteopathic manipulative therapy, and more.
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Resolving the issues regarding God's sovereignty and man's responsibility has been argued by theologians for centuries. It is important that we base our conclusions on what is revealed in the Scriptures and not on our human reasoning. The Bible tells us that God is sovereign over all things on earth as well as in heaven. Yet, He commands us to pray--without ceasing--to demonstrate our complete dependence on Him, trusting Him to work all things for our good and His glory.


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Cross-Strait propaganda () refers to campaigns made by the Republic of China on Taiwan and the People's Republic of China on the mainland. Many of these were aimed at turning military personnel against each other's regimes and encouraging them to defect. Such activities began after the end of the Chinese Civil War and did not stop until 1990. However, some creations of this era are still in use today, such as signs facing away from their country of origin. Both sides used megaphones and radio stations for broadcasting, and balloons and floating carriers for sending leaflets and other objects. Defectors came from both sides, bringing with them information and intelligence about their original regimes.

Broadcasting stations

See also
 Propaganda in the People's Republic of China
 Propaganda in the Republic of China
 Beishan Broadcasting Wall
 Mashan Broadcasting and Observation Station

References

Cross-Strait relations
Propaganda in China
Cold War propaganda
Propaganda in Taiwan

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Meet Louis
Now Customer Success at Forest Admin
Louis had always wanted to work in tech. After his studies, he started working in tech companies on the business side, but quickly realized that he wanted to do something more tangible. Right after Le Wagon, he joined Startup Studio eFounders and launched Forest Admin, where he's now leading Customer Success. His startup has already raised €3 million.
Next: Meet Quitterie Now CEO at Skello
Meet Quitterie
Now CEO at Skello
After graduating from a top Business School, Quitterie came up with an idea: provide restaurant owners with a tool to manage their scheduling. At Le Wagon, she pitched her idea to Samy, another student. Together, they built Skello's MVP during Le Wagon's project weeks. 1,5 years later, Skello has raised 6 million €, employs 20+ people and is growing fast.
Next: Meet Lucas Now CEO at GOJI
Meet Lucas
Now CEO at GOJI
Despite having plenty of entrepreneurship experience under his belt, Lucas grew frustrated at having to rely on external technical assistance to turn his ideas into reality. A passionate teacher but an even more fervent learner, Lucas joined Le Wagon Shanghai and is today the founder and CTO of GOJI, an online ESL marketplace and learning service provider.
Next: Meet Spencer Now Back-end Developer at Finiata
Meet Spencer
Now Back-end Developer at Finiata
Having spent six years as a legal assistant at Amazon, Spencer got bored of the day-to-day and decided to go on tour with the Beach House band. Back in Berlin, he was eager to learn new technical skills and decided to join Le Wagon. 3 months after completing the program, Spencer found a job as Back-end Developer at Berlin's leading FinTech startup.
Next: Meet Ainaa Now Project Manager at Tacchi Studios
Meet Ainaa
Now Project Manager at Tacchi Studios
After working for 3 years as head of customer service in a Japanese company, I wanted to make a step and dive into the tech world. Thanks to Le Wagon, I acquired the skills I was looking for, and I also had the chance to join an awesome and very diverse team at Tacchi Studios.
Next: Meet Matt Now Freelance Developer
Now Freelance Developer
After a long career as an assistant in the UK parliament, followed by being a strategy consultant, Matt decided to quit his job and travel the world before deciding on his next career move. Realising that most of today's industries are lead by data and thus programming, he learned to code and create his own brand strategy and design agency in Berlin.
Next: Meet Wendi Now Product Manager at BCG Digital Ventures
Meet Wendi
Now Product Manager at BCG Digital Ventures
Wendi has worked as a consultant for 3 years before she decided to move to the startup world, where she worked as a Product Manager. Frustrated of not being able to communicate with developers, Wendi decided to join Le Wagon. Her goal was to upskill herself and understand the ins-and-outs of product management.
Next: Meet Jean Now Full-stack developer at Getaround
Now Full-stack developer at Getaround
A creative mechanical and industrial engineer, Jean was working in the high-tech industry. Tired of slow processes, eager to work on concrete and technical challenges, he became curious about coding.
At Le Wagon, he discovered that coding was actually made for him. Two months after, he started as a full-stack developer in a leading car-sharing startup.
Next: Meet Carolina Now Product Manager at Uber
Meet Carolina
Now Product Manager at Uber
Carolina graduated in business and wanted to get complementary skills in order to achieve higher positions. The knowledge she acquired at Le Wagon helped her understand databases, which was one of the main skills required to get the job as Operations and Logistics Manager at Uber!
Next: Meet Stephanie Now Back-end Developer at Surmesur
Now Back-end Developer at Surmesur
« Not being afraid to follow your intuition, being able to change your life when you are not satisfied with it and always follow your gut, is what I learned. You're gonna be happier in the end. » After working for big corporations as a mechanical engineer, Stephanie felt she needed a change in her life.
She is now a Back-End Developer at Surmesur.
Next: Meet Nathan Now Software Engineer at Set Sail Software
Meet Nathan
Now Software Engineer at Set Sail Software
An investment banker by trade, Nathan grew frustrated with the lack of room for creativity in his job. He wanted to build things for his day-to-day. He started out his own e-commerce stores and became acquainted with programming. Wanting to bring his skills to the next level, Nathan joined Le Wagon Shanghai's coding bootcamp and never looked back since.
Next: Meet David Now Product Owner at Draft Rugby
Now Product Owner at Draft Rugby
David is a rugby fanatic who worked at a university, managing logistics and data. He was hungry for change and wanted to learn how to code. During the Bootcamp, his group built a web app that has been deemed so complex that even many experienced developers would struggle to pull it off in just two weeks. Today, David is continuing to work on draftrugby.com.
Next: Meet Thomas Now CTO at Seraphin
Now CTO at Seraphin
Thomas is an enthusiastic entrepreneur and tech leader. After 3 years in management consulting, he decided to learn coding at Le Wagon. This was a bold and life-changing shift: he is now co-founder and CTO at Seraphin, an insurTech, and actively involved in Hey, a startup in the Blockchain space preparing an ICO.
Next: Meet Cassy Now Freelance Developer
Meet Cassy
As an artisan, Cassy lives through creation. Her travel blog funded her nomadic lifestyle, but that changed when a hack deleted years of work. Unable to rebuild and unwilling to remain ignorant of technology, she enrolled at Le Wagon Bali, where she added coding to her creative skillset. She now travels as a freelance developer, and teacher for Le Wagon.


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import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.Reader;
import java.util.Arrays;

/**
 * Base64-implementation as an {@code InputStream} reading Base64-encoded data
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public class Base64InputStream extends InputStream {

    private static final int EOF = -1;

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            LOOKUP[ch] = (byte)idx++;
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        for (char ch = '0'; ch <= '9'; ch++) {
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        LOOKUP['-'] = (byte)idx; //URL- & filename-safe
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        LOOKUP['_'] = (byte)idx; //URL- & filename-safe
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    }

    private Reader source;

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    private byte[] triple = new byte[3];
    private int tripleIndex = 4;
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    /**
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        if (source == null) {
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Constructing Conservation Narratives: The Patel Stadium and Other Modern Buildings
An On My Watch Event
Video of Constructing Conservation Narratives: The Patel Stadium and Other Modern Buildings
This event is part of the On My Watch series and took place virtually on Friday, February 12, 2021, at 9 AM (EST). See below for more information on the discussion, including the event recording, description, and speaker information.
Designed by renowned architect Charles Correa and structural engineer Mahendra Raj in the 1960s, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium in Ahmedabad is one of the iconic buildings that established a paradigm for modern India, showcasing cutting-edge engineering alongside a uniquely experimental and delicate structure. Originally built to host international cricket matches, the stadium now welcomes regional tournaments and serves as a much-needed recreational hub in a congested city where open space is hard to come by.
In July 2020, The Getty Foundation announced that Patel Stadium—a 2020 World Monuments Watch site—was among 13 significant twentieth-century buildings that would receive $2.2 million in Keeping It Modern grants. With Getty support, WMF specialists from both the U.S. and India are collaborating with a team of local experts to create a detailed plan to conserve the site and enhance its value as a green space for the local community to enjoy.
Join us on Friday, February 12 at 9:00 AM (EST) // 7:30 PM (India Standard Time) for a discussion on how conservation efforts at Patel Stadium will help assert a new model for the cultural and economic importance of restored modern architecture in India. The conversation will feature Rahul Mehrotra, Chair of the Department of Urban Planning and Design and the John T. Dunlop Professor in Housing and Urbanization at Harvard University Graduate School of Design; Mahendra Raj, Structural Consultant for the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium; Nitin Sangwan, Deputy Commissioner from the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation; and Mukesh Kumar, Municipal Commissioner from the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation. The discussion will be moderated by WMF India Executive Director Amita Baig, with a Q&A moderated by WMF Program Manager Javier Ors Ausín.
Date: Friday, 12 February
Time: 9:00 AM (ET) // 7:30 PM (India Standard Time)
Rahul Mehrotra
Founder principal of RMA Architects and Professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Design
Rahul Mehrotra is the founder principal of RMA Architects. He divides his time between working in Mumbai and Boston, where he teaches at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design as Professor of Urban Design and Planning and as the John T. Dunlop Professor in Housing and Urbanization.
His most recent book is titled Working in Mumbai (2020) and is a reflection on his practice as it evolved through his work in the city of Bombay/Mumbai.
Nitin Sangwan, IAS
Deputy Municipal Commissioner and CEO Smart City Ahmedabad
The IIT Madras alumnus has a degree in mechanical engineering and a master's in cusiness administration. He is an IAS topper from batch 2016. He started his professional career in Mumbai, and later moved to Infosys and the Chandigarh before joining public service.
As the Deputy Municipal Commissioner, his sights are firmly focused on urbanization and e-governance. he has taken several initiatives to automate many processes that enable citizens to get documents at the click of a mouse. Urbanization is an issue close to his heart. He started a campaign to raise awareness among students about the importance of sustainable development.
Mukesh Kumar, IAS
Municipal Commissioner, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC)
Mukesh Kumar graduated in 1993 from IIT Kanpur with a degree in electrical engineering and completed the Executive Programme at Syracuse University, where he obtained a master's of public administration. He is an IAS officer from the 1996 batch.
Kumar is with the Gujarat State cadre 1998. He has served in several capacities, including District Collector in Ahwa-Dangs, Municipal Commissioner of Bhavnagar and Rajkot, among other roles. He was also Director of the Integrated Child Development Services Scheme, a flagship scheme of the government of India.
In his current position as Municipal Commissioner in Ahmedabad - with a focus on 'city for people' - he has launched several infrastructure development initiatives such as the affordable Corporate Hospital Facility, Riverfront Development (Phase II), and rehabilitation of deteriorated housing, making optimum use of the Internet of Things (IoT) under the smart city project. He has also initiated a project to make Ahmedabad a zero-waste city by 2025. Ahmedabad's status as India's first UNESCO World Heritage City is a major achievement that is very close to his heart.
Amita Baig
WMF India Executive Director
Amita Baig has been the regional representative of World Monuments Fund in India for over two decades and has stewarded conservation work across the country, including several award-winning projects. She is a member of the Senate of the School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada and serves on the Advisory Board of the Architecture Foundation, India. She has over three decades of experience in managing historic sites in India and the Asia region, working with UNESCO Asia Pacific Office and as a consultant to the Gulbenkian Foundation. She has also served as a member of the India's Advisory Committee on World Heritage. Amita has published two books: Forts and Palaces of India; and Taj Mahal: Multiple Narratives with Rahul Mehrotra following an eight-year engagement at the site.
About On My Watch
On My Watch is a series of conversations inviting architects, urban planners, preservationists, local stakeholders, and WMF project managers to explore the political, cultural, and technical issues around the preservation of at-risk cultural heritage sites on the World Monuments Watch around the world.
WMF's project to prepare a conservation management plan for Charles Correa's Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium in Ahmedabad is made possible with support from the Getty Foundation through its Keeping It Modern initiative.
This event is hosted in partnership with the New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA).
This program has been approved for AIA 1.5 LU / HSW credits.
This event has already taken place.
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium
An architectural icon in need of repair can continue to provide opportunities for recreation and access to public space for the residents of Ahmedabad.


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Thank you!

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You need to look at the jQuery Documentation for Selectors and specifically the section titled Hierarchy.

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Below, Right to Nonviolence provides a presentation and full translation of the text of the presidential decree reinstating the Egyptian parliament, dissolved by the Supreme Constitutional Court's decision on 14 June.
The lull witnessed after the confirmation by the president of the electoral committee (Judge Faruk Sultan, also the head of the SCC) of Morsi's victory, and the rallying of Egypt briefly around him, is now over.
One needs to watch in the coming days: the reaction of SCAF, the action of dismissed parliamentarians and the police and army's reaction to an eventual meeting, the reaction of the SCC and possibly other courts such as the administrative courts. And of course the street.
This is the first time in recent Egyptian history that a SCC decision objecting election inequality through the quotas for independents and party members is openly contradicted. Even deposed president Mubarak had formally respected the decision of the SCC dissolving Parliament in 1987.
However flawed the decision of the SCC on June 14, Morsi's decree, taken individually and without the benefit of a new largely expressive government, seems both excessive and ill-timed.
The absolute priority is the formation of a largely representative government. Without it, Egypt will continue to stumble from a difficult constitutional crisis to an ever more acute one.
Article 1: The withdrawal of Decree No. 350 ordering the dissolution of the People's Assembly as of Friday 15 July 2012.
Article 2: The return of the elected People's Assembly to hold its meetings and exercise its powers as provided for in Article 33 of the Constitutional Declaration issued on March 30, 2011.
Article 3: The need to hold early parliamentary elections, within 60 days from the date of approval by Parliament of the new Constitution and the completion of the People's Assembly law.
Article 4: Publication of the present decision in the Official Gazette.
This decision of the presidency was issued on 8 July 2012, 1433 AH."


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Health Department Withdraws Consumer Alert For Sauce
The front door of Sauce once again bears the green health department sticker of approval.
This might be the most frustrating powerwashing ever.
Last week, Sauce Bar & Burgers got slapped with a county health department consumer alert in part because its coolers "were not maintaining proper temperature."
But four days later, the health department withdrew the alert and once again put a green "inspected and permitted" sticker back on Sauce's window.
What changed in those four days?
It seems that after Sauce's cleaning service performed its regularly scheduled powerwashing last week, they forgot to plug one of the coolers back in, according to Dawn Taylor, Sauce's daytime manager. The county health department stopped in for a standard inspection and noticed that one of the coolers was too warm.
"This was the cooler where we store lemonade and things like that," Taylor said. "I've worked in restaurants for 40 years, and this is the cleanest restaurant I've ever worked at."
Some of the other issues raised in the initial alert have either been fixed or have been deemed "low risk" and aren't grave as they sounded in the health department's notes from last week.
In other words, the health department summary last week mentioned "presence of insects, rodents, other animals." That referred to fruit flies found in an unused basement toilet room. That problem was fixed by the time the inspector came returned.
If you're curious, you can see inspection reports for every restaurant in Allegheny County here. But before you freak out over the fact that almost every restaurant has been in violation of some inspection point at one time for another, keep in mind that your own kitchen at home probably wouldn't pass a health department inspection.
So now, Sauce's front window again bears the health department's "inspected and permitted sticker." Everything is back to normal now, except for customer traffic, which declined noticeably since last week.
Health department consumer alerts are a nightmare for restaurants. Media outlets love to cover restaurant consumer alerts and people love to share them on Facebook. But almost nobody writes follow-up stories when the warning is withdrawn.
Since opening in 2008, Sauce has become one of Bridgeville's destination restaurants—places that people from outside the community will travel to experience. (Burg's Pizza & Wing and Shouf's Cafe are some others that come to mind). Sauce routinely gets mentioned on lists of Pittsburgh's best burgers.
[Updated at 4:45 p.m. to provide greater detail regarding the health department's comments and analysis].


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Technical Guidance Note
Integrated national financing frameworks (INFFs) were first introduced in the Addis Ababa Action Agenda to support increased alignment of financing from all sources with national sustainable development objectives. The technical guidance aims to support countries to integrate gender equality objectives and gender analysis into the design and implementation of INFFs.
Discussion Paper on Measuring Sustainable Development Goal Indicator 5c1
Paper discussing the definition and measurement of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 5.c.1 (reclassified to Tier II) and discussing the relationship of SDG Indicator 5.c.1 with other Indicators.
Gender Equality Marker Guidance Note
The guidance note sets out commom principles and standards for gender equality markers systems that track and report on allocations and expenditures for gender equality and women's empowerment.
Financing the unfinished business of gender equality and women's rights: priorities for the post-2015 framework
This technical paper analyses investments by OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) donors in six policy areas that are priorities for the...
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This note provides an overview of existing gender equality markers and reviews issues relating to the tracking and monitoring of investments related to gender equality and women's empowerment. It is intended as an input into the development of a guidance note for the UN system on principles and standards for the design, implementation and reporting systems on investments that support gender equality and women's empowerment in the UN system.
Follow the money: a Resource Book for Trainers on Public Expenditure Tracking in Tanzania
This toolkit follows the transfer of public funds from central to local governments until they reach users such as schools and clinics. It explains how a public expenditure tracking system operates and how it can benefit marginalized groups. With this toolkit local communities can track the inputs, outputs, and outcomes of particular government services, and determine the gender-specific distribution of benefits from those services.
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Franke Plating Works expanding; will add up to 17 jobs
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — One of the most longstanding companies of its kind is expanding. Franke Plating Works, which bills itself as America's oldest family-owned plating company, today announced plans to create up to 17 jobs and invest more than $1.1 million to upgrade its production facilities just east of downtown Fort Wayne.
Established in 1930, Franke Plating Works is in its third generation of family ownership and will soon transition to the family's fourth generation. The company has grown to serve a worldwide client base in industries including automotive, aerospace, agriculture, defense, and medical. To accommodate the growth, the company will add new equipment and make improvements to its facilities, located at 2109 E. Washington Blvd. and 1918 E. Wayne St. The improvements allow for additional flexibility and the ability to plate a more diverse set of parts. This expansion will also more than double the company's current production capability.
Plating is the process of applying a metal coating or other treatment to the surface of a metal part or component. This is typically done to make components stronger, extra durable, more adhesive, or thicker. For example, Franke Plating Works has plated parts to handle the rigors of flight aboard NASA spacecraft.
"We're proud of the company we've built here in Fort Wayne," said Warren Franke, owner of Franke Plating Works. "We've been in business for almost 90 years, and we're still going strong. As we grow, we remain committed to our longstanding principles: competitive pricing, quick turnaround time, and constant client communication from our dependable staff."
The company plans to hire for positions including production operators, fork truck operators, quality specialists, and safety/maintenance specialists. Interested applicants can email info@frankeplatingworks.com. Franke Plating Works readily hires veterans, with vets accounting for about 10 percent of the company's current workforce.
"Indiana's small business owners are a crucial part of our economy, supporting more than 1.2 million quality jobs across the state," said Elaine Bedel, president of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC). "Franke Plating Works is one of these success stories, having a strong presence in the northeast Indiana region for nearly 90 years. This expansion will ensure the company's continued contributions to the Fort Wayne community, while enabling Franke Plating Works to grow and better serve its clients across the globe from here in the Hoosier state."
The IEDC offered Franke Plating Works up to $165,000 in conditional tax credits based on the company's job creation plans. These incentives are performance-based, meaning that until Hoosiers are hired, the company is not eligible to claim incentives. Northeast Indiana Works will provide additional hiring and training assistance.
"Fort Wayne continues to experience positive job growth and private investments. We appreciate the excellent work that Franke Plating Works performs for its customers and congratulate them on their upcoming expansion," Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry said. "Franke Plating Works is a homegrown company and vital part of our ongoing commitment to be a point of destination city for individuals, families, and businesses."
Franke Plating Works is located within the Summit City Entrepreneur and Enterprise District (SEED) and therefore qualifies for investment-based tax savings. Formerly the Urban Enterprise Zone, the SEED offers real estate and personal property tax benefits for commercial investments to enhance manufacturing, innovation, technology, and logistics. In 2018, the City of Fort Wayne expanded SEED beyond its original urban core to include major commercial corridors emanating out of downtown. The district expansion doubled the number of businesses that qualify for the incentives. To learn more about SEED, visit SEEDFW.org.
"Retaining a long-standing business like Franke Plating Works in the SEED is strategically important for urban jobs," said Trois Hart, director of SEED. "Residents in all areas of the city want access to strong employment opportunities near their homes."
About Franke Plating Works
Founded in Fort Wayne in 1930, Franke Plating Works serves individual clients and manufacturers locally, nationally, and worldwide in a wide range of industries including automotive, aerospace, agriculture, defense, and medical. The company prides itself on quality, competitive pricing, quick turnaround times, and constant client communication. Franke Plating Works is ISO and Lockheed Martin certified. For more information, visit frankeplatingworks.com.
Greater Fort Wayne (GFW) Inc. serves Fort Wayne and Allen County, Indiana, as its metro chamber alliance and primary point of contact for economic growth. GFW Inc. focuses on prosperity and community vibrancy through economic development, advocacy, programs and resources that support business success, leadership development, graduate retention and community engagement. GFW Inc. worked with state and local partners to assist Multimatic with its expansion plans. In 2018, GFW Inc. assisted 33 businesses in expansions or relocations in Allen County, resulting in a total of 2,445 projected new jobs, more than $114 million in new annual payroll, and more than $336 million in new investment.


comes to an end, here I am with July net worth update. Amazing month for Indian equities, all time highs day in day out. Accordingly, my net worth at it's all time high. USA economy growing at 4.1% year on year, highest since 2014. BJP wining trust vote was icing on the cake. Trade war did add some volatility into world markets, but did not gather pace.
Exactly a month back, I talked about investing 1.25 lac in below 3 stocks. Today, I am standing with return on investment of Sanghi Industries(12.4%), India Cement(7.6%) and Granules(26%). Now it's up to me to decide whether to book profit or keep investing. Below is the snap shot for this month, religiously stacking 40K INR into debt fund. Equity helping me with very good return. Dollar staying strong is helping my foreign earnings. I have booked profit in one of my stocks century textiles and the money from it went into emergency fund. If I see value buy's then this money goes straight into that. Overall 2.7 lac increase in net worth, not bad!
I have a feeling that we are going to see another 2008/09 crisis within next couple of years. I would like to tell everyone please trade with caution. Do not enter into any stocks without a strong stop-loss. NPA's, decreasing exports, increasing imports, oil price, unemployment and many more reasons for market to go into correction phase. Keep an eye on US Fed rate hike, it screams market collapse if at all it reaches 3%. Currently it is around 1.75%. Thread safely once it reaches 2%.
hearing many stories of single digit returns. Please share me with the details if at all this is true. Cheers to money! Have a great month ahead.
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Q: How is this method for computing square roots a manifestation of Newton's method? I discovered that we can use Newton's method to conveniently compute the square root of a positive integer.
Newton's method stipulates that we keep iterating as such:
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However, apparently, we can just compute the square root by keep iterating on
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where $a$ is the number we are finding the square root of and $x$ is our eventual answer.
I don't understand how this method for computing square roots is a manifestation of Newton's method though.

A: Let $f(x) = x^2 - a$. Then
$$x - \frac{f(x)}{f'(x)} = x - \frac{x^2-a}{2x} = \frac{2x^2 - (x^2-a)}{2x} = \frac{x^2+a}{2x} = \frac{1}{2}\left(x + \frac{a}{x}\right).$$


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Kabalebo is een van de zeven ressorten waaruit het Surinaamse district Sipaliwini bestaat. Het ressort is vernoemd naar de rivier Kabalebo die door dit gebied stroomt.

Met de wijzers van de klok mee grenst het ressort Kabalebo in het oosten aan Boven-Coppename, in het zuiden grenst Kabalebo aan Coeroenie, in het westen grenst het aan Guyana en in het noorden grenst Kabalebo aan Nickerie.

In 2004 had Kabalebo volgens cijfers van het Centraal Bureau voor Burgerzaken (CBB) 1843 bewoners. Grotere dorpen in dit dunbevolkte ressort zijn Apoera en Bakhuis.

Er is weinig economische activiteit in Kabalebo, ook al zijn er in het verleden pogingen ondernomen om daar verandering in te brengen. Tijdens de regeerperiode van president Henck Arron (1975-1980) bestonden er plannen om in Kabalebo een stuwdam te bouwen voor energieopwekking ten behoeve van de mijnbouwactiviteiten, het West-Surinameplan. De geplande bauxietmijn in het Bakhuisgebergte met de bijhorende spoorlijn zijn nooit gebruikt en de spoorlijn is ondertussen in verval geraakt. De aanleg van het stuwmeer wordt alsnog overwogen.

In 1959 is tijdens Operatie Sprinkhaan de Kabalebo Airstrip aangelegd. Het vliegveld wordt voornamelijk gebruikt voor het vervoer van toeristen naar het Kabalebo Nature Resort.

Sinds 2017 heeft Kabalebo een polikliniek.

Districtscommissarissen
Hieronder volgt een lijst van districtscommissarissen die het bestuursressort hebben bestuurd:

Zie ook
 Kabalebo Nature Resort

Kabalebo


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New mobile app helps revamp Short North parking
by: Tyler Carter
Posted: Dec 13, 2018 / 03:48 AM EST / Updated: Dec 13, 2018 / 10:10 AM EST
Drivers in the Short North can now pay for parking with their smartphones.
The City of Columbus is revamping its parking situation with the launch of the Park Columbus App.
"For the parking meters themselves, they don't have a time restriction," Michael Liggett, community relations coordinator for the Columbus Department of Public Services, said. "You can continue to add time to them throughout the day [by using the app]."
Liggett said the new Park Columbus App is just one part of the Short North's new parking plan. Right now, about 600 parking meters are equipped for the app, and it will be available on all payment-only meters in the neighborhood by Jan. 22.
So far, residents and drivers alike are enjoying the new feature.
"Yeah, better for Millennials, right?" Short North visitor Brenden Kelly said.
"Alright, I'm in," Short North resident David Snyder said. "Yeah, the longer the better. Especially if you're a guest."
The city plans to add mobile parking options to all 4,500 meters in the city by late 2019.
TOP SPOTS: Central Ohio ice cream shops
by Kristine Varkony / Jul 17, 2019
COLUMBUS, OH (WCMH)-- Ohio is really good at making ice cream, and Central Ohio is loyal to its local creameries. Our top three ice cream shops as voted on by NBC4 social media followers are Ohio-founded and based businesses from all areas of the state: Cincinnati, Youngstown, and Columbus.
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Man reported missing in Ross County found
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio (WCMH) -- The Ross County Sheriff's Office has found a missing man with medical issues.
According to police, Devon Dills, 33, was last seen on July 13 on the 3000 block of Lunbeck Road in Chillicothe.
Person hospitalized after being hit by vehicle
COLUMBUS (WCMH) -- On person was taken to the hospital after being hit by a vehicle Tuesday.
According to Columbus Police, a person was struck at East Livingston Avenue and Beechwood Road at approximately 10:10 p.m.


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Casarotto, A., Pelgrom, J., & Stek, T. D. (2019). A systematic GIS-based analysis of settlement developments in the landscape of Venusia in the Hellenistic-Roman period. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 11(2), 735–753. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12520-017-0561-y
Casarotto, A., Stek, T. D., Pelgrom, J., van Otterloo, R. H., & Sevink, J. (2018). Assessing visibility and geomorphological biases in regional field surveys: The case of Roman Aesernia. Geoarchaeology, 33(2), 177-192. https://doi.org/10.1002/gea.21627
Casarotto, A., Pelgrom, J., & Stek, T. (2018). Surface visibility and legacy survey data: between desktop-based analysis and new fieldwork. In A. Casarotto (Ed.), Spatial patterns in landscape archaeology: a GIS procedure to study settlement organization in early Roman colonial territories (pp. 91-103). (Archaeological Studies Leiden University; Vol. 43). Leiden University Press.
Pelgrom, J. (2018). The Roman rural exceptionality thesis revisited. Mélanges de l'École française de Rome - Antiquité, 130(1). https://doi.org/10.4000/mefra.4770
Kruijer, L. W., Hilbrants, J., Pelgrom, J., & Taviani, M. (2018). The Santa Prisca Project: Unlocking the legacy data of the Dutch Santa Prisca excavations on the Aventine (1964-1966). BABESCH: Bulletin Antieke Beschaving = Annual Papers on Classical Archaeology, 93, 235-254 . https://doi.org/10.2143/BAB.93.0.3284854
García Sánchez , J., Pelgrom, J., & Stek, T. D. (2017). Comparing re-surveys in Isernia and Venosa (Molise and Basilicata, Italy). Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry, 17(3), 39-52 . https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1005454
Cantoro, G., Pelgrom, J., & Stek, T. D. (2017). Reading a difficult landscape from the air. A methodological case-study from a WWII airfield in South-Italy. Journal of Cultural Heritage, 23, 12-19. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.culher.2015.09.009
Pelgrom, J. (2017). Review of M. Chiabà, Roma e le priscae Latinae coloniae. Athenaeum , 105(2), 770-774.
Pelgrom, J., Garcia Sanchez, J., Lecce, L., & Stek, T. (2016). Le indagini olandesi sul pianoro di Masseria Caslini Sottana (2013-2014). In A. De Siena, & T. Giammatteo (Eds.), Palazzo San Gervasio Modalità insediative e pratiche funerarie dal territorio (pp. 277-289 ). Edizioni Osanna.
Casarotto, A., Pelgrom, J., & Stek, T. D. (2016). Testing settlement models in the early Roman colonial landscapes of Venusia (291 B.C.), Cosa (273 B.C.) and Aesernia (263 B.C.). Journal of Field Archaeology, 41(5), 568-586 . https://doi.org/10.1080/00934690.2016.1211474
Cantoro, G., Sarris, A., Pelgrom, J., Kalkers, R., & Stek, T. (2015). Geophysical prospection in the territory of the Roman town of Aesernia, central southern Italy. Archaeologia Polona, 53, 347-351.
Pelgrom, J., Marchi, M-L., Cantoro, G., Casarotto, A., Hamel, A., Lecce, L., ... Stek, T. D. (2015). New approaches to the study of village sites in the territory of Venosa in the Classical and Hellenistic periods. Agri Centuriati, An International Journal of Landscape Archaeology , 11, 31-60 .
Pelgrom, J. (2014). Roman colonization and the city-state model. In T. D. Stek, & J. Pelgrom (Eds.), Roman republican colonization (pp. 73-87). [4]
Pelgrom, J., & Stek, T. D. (2014). Roman Colonization under the Republic: historiographical contextualisation of a paradigm. In T. D. stek, & J. Pelgrom (Eds.), Roman republican colonization (pp. 10-45). [1]
Pelgrom, J., & Stek, T. D. (2014). Roman Republican Colonization: New perspectives from archaeology and ancient history. (Papers of the Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome ; No. 62). rome: Palombi Editore.
de Haas, T., Tol, G., & Pelgrom, J. (2014). Introduzione. Forma Urbis, 19(9), 4-6.
Stek, T., & Pelgrom, J. (2013). Landscapes of early Roman colonization. Non-urban settlement organization and Roman expansion in the Roman Republic. Tijdschrift voor Mediterrane Archeologie, 50, 87.
Mols, S. T. A. M., Moormann, E., & Pelgrom, J. (2013). Mapping the Via Appia. Tijdschrift voor Mediterrane Archeologie, 50, 86.
Pelgrom, J. (2013). Population density in mid-Republican Latin colonies: a comparison between text-based population estimates and the results from survey archaeology, In Atlante tematico di topografia antica (L'erma di Bretschneider ed., Vol. 23, pp. 73-84). A cura di Quilici Gigli Stefania e Quilici Lorenzo.
Pelgrom, J., Cantoro, G., Marchi, M. L., De Siena, A., & Stek, T. (2013). Roman Colonial Landscapes: Ager Venusinus. Paestum, 24-25.
Mols, S. T. A. M., Moormann, E., Pelgrom, J., & Veen, C. (2013). Via Appia Antica, V. E VI miglio. Fasti Online.
Pelgrom, J. (2012). Colonial Landscapes. Demography, Settlement Organization and Impact of Colonies founded by Rome. Leiden.
Pelgrom, J., & Stek, T. (2012). Non-urban settlement and sanctuaries in Samnium: intensive fieldsurvey around the cult place of S. Giovanni in Galdo, Colle Rimontato. Journal of Ancient Topography, 20, 41- 102.
Pelgrom, J., & Stek, T. (2012). Ricerche archeologiche nei Comuni di Larino e Rotello. In A. Di Niro, M. Santone, & W. Santoro (Eds.), Carta del Rischio Archeologico nell'area del Cratere - Primi dati di survey nei comuni colpiti dal sisma del 2002 (pp. 200-215)
Pelgrom, J. (2009). Het romaniseringsdebat: een inleiding. Lampas. Tijdschrift voor Nederlandse classici, 42(3), 159-171.
Pelgrom, J. (2008). Settlement Organization and Land Distribution in Latin Colonies before the Second Punic War. In L. de Ligt, & S. Northwood (Eds.), People, Land and Politics. Demographic Developments and the Transformation of Roman Italy 300 BC-AD 14 (pp. 333-372). (Mnemosyne, Supplements, History and Archaeology of Classical Antiquity; Vol. 303). Brill.
Pelgrom, J. (2007). Metapontum. Review of Carter, J.C. 2006 'Discovering the Greek Countryside at Metaponto'. Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis, 120(1), 126-127.
Stek, T. D., & Pelgrom, J. (2005). Samnite Sanctuaries Surveyed: Preliminary Report of the Sacred Landscape Project 2004. BABESCH: Bulletin Antieke Beschaving = Annual Papers on Classical Archaeology, 80, 65-71.
Pelgrom, J. (2004). Sacrale plaatsen en culturele identiteit in Romeins Lucanië. Tijdschrift voor Mediterrane Archeologie, 32, 21-29.
Pelgrom, J., & Stek, T. (2004). Sacred Landscape Project: campagna di ricognizione marzo 2004. Schede dei siti archeologici dell'agro di San Giovanni in Galdo e Gildone (CB).


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For Fr Rafic, the emergency triggered by the pandemic "is bringing Christians and Muslims closer". Family members call each other; young people bring medicines and help to their elders. The government has taken steps to counter the pandemic. Churches (and mosques) have been closed. The Internet and social media are the venue for maintaining social ties and following religious services.
Cairo (AsiaNews) – The coronavirus outbreak in Egypt "is bringing Christians and Muslims closer together," more "united against this virus. Neighbours are looking out for each other; family members are getting in touch to see how others are doing," said Fr Rafic Greiche, head of the media committee of the Council of Churches of Egypt.
The pandemic is making people rediscover the value of closeness and solidarity. "Young Christians and Muslims are delivering medicine to the elderly, and visiting the homes of needy families to bring help," Fr Rafic noted.
As Holy Week is set to start in Egypt on 13 April, seven days after the Latin Church, people of various confessions "are boosting social ties and establishing new connections," he explained.
The renewed unity includes Muslims, with the violence of the past put aside. This is essential to counter a virus that has so far infected 1,699 people with 118 deaths and 305 healed.
"The Egyptian government is facing the crisis with great resolution. Two days after the announcement of the pandemic, the Health Minister went to China to study the methods used to fight it. We are in the fifth week of a curfew. The military has set up field hospitals and the number of infections is currently limited."
When the first cases were reported, Egyptian authorities imposed a curfew as well as ordered all places of worship closed.
With Ramadan approaching, the Muslim holy month of fasting and prayer, public gatherings, even religious ones, are prohibited. Measures of social distancing and the ban on outdoor activities will remain in force.
Up to 90 per cent of large infrastructural projects have been suspended, as many construction workers caught the virus.
By and large, people respect the ban. "There are three groups: educated people who are frightened by the coronavirus but respect the restrictions; the poorest who know nothing about it but tend to follow instructions starting with personal hygiene and frequent hand washing; and finally, workers and the middle class who try as far as possible to use the Internet and smart-working."
In Egypt, "we pray and celebrate Mass every day, even if the churches are closed," Fr Rafic said. We stream the celebrations online and have a considerable following since it is a long-established practice."
"For two years we have been broadcasting the Mass on social media for migrants in Canada, the United States, Japan and Australia. Young people and students in European and North American universities also follow us."
Churches may be empty, but at a spiritual level, "my eyes continue to see people sitting in their places, as usual. Some worshippers come, alone, and ask to pray."
Muslim places of worship are also closed, but five times a day the muezzins call the faithful to pray from minarets. TV channels broadcast the ritual to enable people to pray at home.
People can choose from six televisions close to the Coptic Orthodox Church to follow Easter services. There is also a multi-denominational channel, the Lebanese Christian broadcaster Nursat, and another channel that broadcasts papal functions. At present, it is unclear whether the Egyptian state TV will broadcast the Easter mass.
"Every day some faithful come to church, pray and light a candle; they ask to confess and receive communion," said Fr Rafic. "For many, not being able to come to church is a source of sadness, but to make them feel our closeness, every day, I call 10 to 15 families; I pray with them, and I invite them to follow celebrations on social media."
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Oregon Coast Fall Calendar: Lincoln City Events
(Oregon Coast) - Lincoln City continues its massive fare of fun throughout the fall and early winter season, including bundles of theater, kiting, food and outdoor events. Then, when December rolls out around, you'll encounter various holiday celebrations to augment your Oregon coast experience.
Through December 31. Visit the Museum for free in 2009. Through a generous grant the North Lincoln County, the Historical Museum will offer free admission for the entire year of 2009.
Through October 10. Lincoln City Farmers Market. Fruit, vegetables, arts, crafts and more! Saturdays 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. 2168 NE Oar Place. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-867-6293.
October 10. For the Love of Acting. Free Acting class at Theatre West. 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Theatre West. 3536 SE Highway 101. Lincoln City, Oregon. (541) 994-5663.
October 10 & 11. Rockey Stone Memorial Kilos - boat race. The speed boat time trials will be held at East Devils Lake State Park. Lincoln City, Oregon. 503-649-4064.
October 10 & 11. Fall Kite Festival. Lincoln City's "original" Kite Festival: help celebrate 31 years of fun in 2009. Enjoy demonstrations by expert fliers, kids' kite making, Running of the Bols, raffles, kid's parade, and more fun in the sand. A sanctioned event of the American Kitefliers Association. Lincoln City, Oregon. 800-452-2151.
October 12. Hispanic Dance. 9:30 p.m. - 2:30 a.m. at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. 540 SE Highway 101. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-994-5333.
October 15 - November 7. Murder Room, live play. This murder mystery spoof is directed by Marj Nylund. Theatre West. 3536 SE Highway 101. Lincoln City, Oregon. (541) 994-5663.
October 16-29. Images by hand and camera, kite exhibit, photography, watercolors and acrylic art at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. 540 SE Highway 101. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-994-5333.
October 17. Tanger Fit for Families at 8:30 a.m. This event will benefit the North Lincoln Hospital Foundation. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-996-5000.
October 17. Glass Gala at the Culinary Center in Lincoln City. Tickets available. 801 SW Hwy 101, Fourth Floor North - Lincoln City, Oregon.
October 18. Oil Painting Step by Step. $45 at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. 540 SE Highway 101. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-994-9994.
October 18. Phase One is Done! On to Phase Two! At the Lincoln City Cultural Center: food, entertainment, raffles, tours 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. Lincoln City Cultural Center. 540 SE Highway 101. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-994-9994.
October 19. Carmen's Party - Monthly Hispanic get together at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. Lincoln City Cultural Center. 540 SE Highway 101. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-994-5333.
October 25. Student Piano Recital at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. 540 SE Highway 101. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-994-5333.
October 31. Downstairs, Upscares: Halloween at the Historic Anchor Inn. Trick or treat street 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. for little ones - Free. Haunted house from 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. $5, includes a slice of pizza. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-996-3810.
October 31 & November 1. Glass Galore Art Show brought to you by the Lincoln City Visitor and Convention Bureau. Glass art from over 30 local glass artists. 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Sunday. Chinook Winds Casino Resort. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-557-1110.
Through November 7. Murder Room, live play. This murder mystery spoof is directed by Marj Nylund. Theatre West. 3536 SE Highway 101. Lincoln City, Oregon. (541) 994-5663.
November 7. Coastal Mushrooms with Lee Gray the Wild Gourmet. 10 a.m. Bring lunch. Regatta Grounds on Devils Lake. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-992-3798.
November 14. Lincoln City Seafood and Chowder Cook-Off. Enjoy live cooking competitions, People's Choice, Food Vendors and more. 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the Culinary Center. 801 SW Hwy 101, Fourth Floor North - Lincoln City, Oregon.
November 14. Crazy Holidaze - Mini Crop scrap booking class at the Liberty Inn brought to you by Snap N Scrap 101. Call Stephanie 541-994-7002. Liberty Inn, at the north end of Lincoln City, Oregon. www.libertyinn.com.
November 27 & 28. Eden Halliday - annual arts and crafts fair at Eden Hall. 10 a.m. –5 p.m. both days. Eden Hall, Gleneden Beach (five miles S. of Lincoln City, Oregon). www.sidedoorcafe.com.
December 5. Open House and Craft Sale, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Connie Hansen Garden. 1931 NW 33rd, Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-994-6338.
December 20. Gift of Music with Concert Rock Violinist Aaron Meyer. Canned food items are requested as entrance fee. Items will be donated to Lincoln City Food Pantry. Salishan Lodge, just S. of Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-764-2371.
December 30 - January 23, 2010. Seniors of the Sahara live play. This comedy is directed by Stina Seeger-Gibson. Theatre West. 3536 SE Highway 101. Lincoln City, Oregon. (541) 994-5663. 541-994-5663.
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Pristine, even secretive sands and wild geologic landmarks
Constantly dramatic wave action, a mix of the rugged & upscale
25 miles of deserted beaches & oodles of wonders
A lighthouse, ancient bayfront and miles and miles of fluffy dunes


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Q: Form в Laravel 5.7, как отследить какая кнопка была нажата в контроллере? Есть форма, содержащая 3 Кнопки Submit. Можно ли, в контроллере, отследить какая кнопка была нажата?
Пробовал с помощью if ($request->Block) {}, но ничего не вышло.

<form action="" method="POST">
@csrf

    <button type="submit" class="btn btn-outline-info" name="Block">Block</button>
    <button type="submit" class="btn btn-outline-success" name="Unlock">Unlock</button>
    <button type="submit" class="btn btn-outline-danger delete" name="Del">Del</button>

                Select
                    <input type="checkbox" class="form-check-input" id="All" style="margin-left: 5px;">

                Name
                Date Online
                Date Register

    @foreach ($users as $user)

                    <input type="checkbox" class="form-check-input" id="{{$user->id}}" name="selectuser{{$user->id}}" style="margin-left: 5px;">

                {{$user->name}}
                {{$user->last_entrance}}
                {{$user->created_at}}

    @endforeach

</form>

A: В форме сделайте следующие изменения:

        <button type="submit" class="btn btn-outline-info" name="submit_key" value="block">Block</button>
        <button type="submit" class="btn btn-outline-success" name="submit_key" value="unlock">Unlock</button>
        <button type="submit" class="btn btn-outline-danger delete" name="submit_key" value="del">Del</button>

В контроллере это можно будет обработать следующим образом:
switch(request('submit_key')) {
    case 'block': // нажата кнопка Block
    break;
    case 'unlock': // нажата кнопка Unlock
    break;
    case 'del': // нажата кнопка Del
    break;
}